Roosevelt High School - Ranger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1954 volume:

'Q- Ofyu -c uJjULg A-—v £) A -, r € uS 3§ -S. 0-A— -jJ j -y j _j j XXCi_j yyL -J2- JL fev .- , r jV y .Vy nSCj : JiP Associated Students of Roosevelt High School Portland, Oregon Present . . . [ 1954 TABLE OF CONTENTS Administration . . .11 Seniors .... 23 Juniors . . . .49 Sophomores ... 55 Freshmen . . . .63 Royalty . . . . 71 Organizations ... 77 Activities . . . 120 Sports . . . .131 Personalities . . . 153 Advertising . . . .161 Autographs . . . 171 Index ..... 176 D E D I cation The staff takes pleasure in dedicating this book to Mr. Arthur George. He has been teaching History to Roosevelt students since the school was opened in 1923. His genuine warm smile, gentle understanding nature, and pleasant, encouraging voice will never be forgotten. All those who have known him will remember him as a sincere friend, and an inspiring teacher. Upon his retirement we wish Mr. George many years oi health and happi- ness. I AM THE CHILD I am the child. All the world waits for my coming, All the world watches with interest To see what I shall become. Civilization hangs in the balance, For what I am, the world of tomorrow will be. I am the child. I have come into your world Of which I know nothing. Why I came I know not. How I came, I know not. I am curious, I am interested. I am the child. You hold in your hand my destiny. You determine largely Whether I shall succeed or fail. Give me, I pray you, those things that make for happiness. Train me, I beg you, that I may be a blessing to the world. 8 We'll always remember the glorious spring. With its colorful flowers and blossomed trees; And we begin to feel a little sad For spring is the last key. The princess' selection and all the rest Will soon be a pleasant memory. Janet Fowler 12 MISS LEOLA CRAIG Vice-Principal RONALD O. SMITH Vice-Principal 13 FACULTY Mr Homemakii CUu ni� «r Art co«m n. M tngli.h Cowon. Mrs. Catherine English, Social Studios Bond. Misa J Physical Edu Health f-ngnsh. Fresl League and A coordinator. Brattstrom. Mr. Mathematics. w Ponence. vocatu counselor Brower. Mr. John choir and English R. Camb in. Mias Librarian Ru� h Casainalli. Mrs. Homemaking Doroth Hondoraon. Mist Margarot English. Social Studies . Y ot4 Y ov o i bi kivhuh .4 U4 M. ; %Vv Goorgo. Mr. Arthur B. Social Studios Graham. Miss Cecilo Bookkeeping Gross. Mr. Richard M. English Hoffman. Mr. Edwin H. Scienco, Boys' Tennis Johnson, Mr. Howard L. Mathematics Jonos. Mrs. Lois: Bookkeeper Lancaster. Miss Thelma Language, Music, Senior counselor. Senior girls' league Lannon. Mrs. Helen N. Mathematics. Adviser Sophomore Girls' League Larsoll, Mr. Arthur J. Mathematics Larson, Mrs. Margarot H. Shorthand and Typing Kastor. Mr. Ernest E. Industrial Arts. Photography Klov. Miss Mario J... Mathematics Counselor Krotzmoior. Mrs. Cornelia Social Studies, Physical Education Livosay. Mr. Frod Social Studios. Dramatic; English McCoy. Mr. Mason M. Physical Education. Coach McDaniol. Mr. C. D. Social Studios and English ■Mloy. Mr.- AUco L. rung- Mr.- Frances T. hema,ic ,do. Mis� Joan och correction Murphy, Miss Kathorino F. Shorthand and Typing Nelson. Mr. Thomas Mochanica! Drawing Oborson. Mr. Louis E. Biology FACULTY O'NoU. Mr. Frank Physical Education, Coach 17 Roundtroo, Mr. Fred G. Typing and Social Studios Solborg. Mrs. Ann M. Physical Education and Health Smith. Mr. David T. Science Piahl. Mr. Thoodoro Social Studios Counselor Powell. Mr. Daniol A. Art Metals Preston. Mr. Vorno Band and Orchestra Rasmussen. Mr. Marvin R Basketball coach, physical Education counselor Richards. Mrs. Anno C. Spanish instructor Robinson. Mrs. M. D. Typing and office practice FACULTY Grace snce i Maxino iloa, English 5. Mrs. Dorothy etary lie. Mr. Robort L, ustrial Arts cox. Miss Roberta igllsh and Social udies Williams. Mrs. M. E. English and Social Studios Counsolor. Ir. Girls' Loaguo Advisor Wordon, Miss Ruth D. Social Studios and English Hot Pictured: Mrs. Margaret Whitmoro Attendance Secretary YOUNCE. Mr. Earl S, Social Studios and English, Coach President Charles Geldaker 19 5 3 Capable Charles Geldaker led the Fall Student Council in a busy and eventful first semester. The first problem the council met was selling student body cards. They met this challenge gallantly, and set a record, selling more cards than ever before. The elections of the year were made more interesting by using campaign managers, and new requirements were issued for students running for an office. Also new qualifications for the Freshman Princess and Princesses were set up. The fall student body President automatically became a member of the Spring Student Council due to a new amendment added to the constitution. The beginning of the second semester saw Don Coffin ushered in as Student Body President. Cleaning the cabinets in the new wing and placing the trophies in them was the first project of the new council. Ro-.v 1: Bob Flood. Sandra Harris.Row 2: Dave Wanaka, Duane Nail. Linda Loner. Blanche Krulik. Billie June Whito. loan Dennis. Row 3: Curtis Knight, Bill Wiitala, Jerry Kadlec, Dale Erickson. Tom Morris, Mike Bopp. 20 Playing records during lunch hours was a new and successful method of reminding students to keep their cafeteria clean. A mimeographed copy containing the minutes of each Student Council meeting was presented to all reg. rooms to keep everyone posted on the happenings around school. Several motions concerning student body cards were discussed. As an outcome of this, it is necessary to hold a SBC before you can cast a vote in the elections. To climax this progressive year a movie containing all football and basketball games, dances, and plays was made and shown to the student body by Mr. Craig. The Junior-Senior Prom, and many other activities of the year were greatly improved by the efficient student councils presiding at Roosevelt this year. President Don Coffin 19 5 4 Row 1: Carolyn Lundquist, Ron Gotcher. Row 2: Ann Wagoner, Blanche Knslik, Truth Roberts, Billie Juno White, Curtis Knsght. Billie Jean Montag. Row 3: Mike Bopp, Tom Morris. Dale Erickson, Jerry Kadlec, Herman Win-terholler. Bill Harrison. 21 Our Student Body Council is Elected to SENIOR OFFICERS JERRY KADLEC President I I RON GOTCHER Vice-President BOB GORTMAKER Vice-President 24 MOTTO The best thing about the future is that it comes only one day at a time. FLOWER White Rose CLASS COLORS Lavender and White BACCALAUREATE Peace Lutheran Church, June 6, 1954 COMMENCEMENT June 10, 1954, School Gymnasium tC! ® TF rA Se ea 25 Abclla, Barbara The light of her eyes makes the heart rejoice. Sit ton Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Choir; Office Help; Placus; Senior-Freshie Tea Comm. Adams. Edward Look! He's winding up the watch of his wit; by and by it will strike. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Sr. Picture Comm Angior. Garry Born for success he seemed. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon; transfer from Benson High School; Band; Choir; Fire Squad; Football. Arnason. Norine Lovely, dark hair clustered 'ore a fair brow. Peninsula Grado School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Reg. Reporter; Mixed Chorus; Girls Glee; Placus; Zhroda; Zi Phias. Baker. Nolson An hour for toil, a day for sport. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon; St. Johns Hi-Y; De Molay. Barbor. Rogor I am very fond of the company of ladies. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Choir; Football; Basketball; Track; De Molay. Acquin, Juanita Her quietness is becoming. Swan Island Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Activity Office; Caf-etoria Help; Mixed Chorus; Mixed Glee. Adams, Kenneth Great thought, like great deeds, need no trumpet. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Antonsen, Tonya A pleasant smile; a charming face. Chapman Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg Room Officer; Am-icitia; Ticketeers; MYF. Baird, Mary Jo With grace to win; With heart to hold. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Tri-Y; Twila; Ticketeers. Ballatore, Jack It is not what he had, nor even what ho does, that expresses the worth of a man, but v hat he is. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Orchestra; Do Mo-lay. Bates, Georgia She who laughs last laughs best.” James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Girl's League Rep.; Placus, sec. 26 Bennett, Sam Honor, truth, and manhood. Band; Pep Band; Marching Band; Mixed Chorus; Science Club; Track; Letterman's Club; Concert Band; All-City Band. Bernhardt, Everett His whole life is like a play without time for intermission.” Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; St. Johns Hi-Y; Swimming; Photography; Ski Club; Campaign Manager; Sr. Class Picture Comm. Boyer, Avis The only way to have a friend is to be one.” Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Preppers; treas. Tri-Y; chaplain; Kalon, pres.; Swimming team; Jr. Achievement; Gamma Theta Rho. Billiar. Michael A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Sitton Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Office Help; Honor Society; Spanish Club. Bixler, Ray Neither to seek nor despise honors. Transfer from Vancouver High School, Vancouver, Washington. Bluo. Larry Nothing great is beyond his reach! Transfer from Jefferson High School, Portland, Oregon. Bornhardt, Edward Men like bullets go farthest when they are smoothest. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; St. Johns H.-Y; Letterman's Club; Football; Swimming. Beveridgo, Botty Beauty is the perfected herald of joy.” Sitton Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Majorette; Marching Band. Biddlo. Nancy The mirth and fun grew fast and furious. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Girl's League rep.; Zhroda, sgt.-at-arms; Xi-Phias chaplain; Luanna. sgt.-at-arms; Aoquus; Cap and Gown Comm.; Bethel. Bills, Darleen Friendship is the wine of life. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Girl's League rep.; Office Practice; Cosmo Ki; Jr. Class Prom Comm.; Bethel. Black. Robort I don't talk much, but who knows what I think.” Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Football; Swimming team; Jr. Achievement. Brandenberg. Marilyn Both short and sweet some say is best. Transfer from Hillsboro High School, Hillsboro, Oregon. Reg. Room Officor; Amicitia; F.B.L.A.; Ski Club. 27 Brooks. Juanita Thou are fairer than the evening air clad in the beauty of a thousand stars. Transfer from Albany Jr. High School, Albany, Oregon; Band; Pep Band; Marching Band; Concert Band; Girl's League rep.; Honor Society; Teddyettes; Ami-citia, pres., vice-pres.; Cosmo Ki. Burdick. Rosomarie Happy am I. from care I'm free; why aren't they content like me? Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Ranger Annual staff; Theta Rho. Calcagno. Richard “The flash of his keen, dark eyes, forerunning the thunder! Sitton Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Choir; Boy's Ensemble; Fire Squad; Spar-tacus Hi-Y; Rough Riders; Baseball. Campboll, Gordon What’s yours is mine and all mine is yours. Freemont Jr. High School. Klamath Falls. Oregon; Reg. Officer; Band; Key Club, sec.; Spanish Club; Honor Society; Letterman's Club; A. V. A.; Football. Caroy. Patricia A merry heart that laughts at cares. Swan Island Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Zi Dell. Carper, Orvalla Her ways are ways of good will. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Girl's League rep.; F. H. A.; Senior Class Play. “Yankee King ; Ready Teddies; G. A. A. Bump, Betty Shyly smiling, she proclaims her character. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Girl's League rep.; Ticketeers. Burger, Joseph Happy go lucky, fair and free! Nothing ever bothers me. Assumption Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Reg Room Officer. Caldwell. Larry King of good fellows. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Choir; Election Board; Church Group. Cantwell, Joyce “Be silent and soft — silence never betrays you. Transfer from Lincoln High School, Portland, Oregon. Carlson, Don The man who loves and laughs must sure do well. Transfer from Jefferson High School. Portland, Oregon. Cathcart. Ben Virtuous and vicious every man must be. Sitton Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Spar-tacus Hi-Y, vice-pres., treas.; Fire Squad; Kings; Tague, Letterman's Club; Sr. Class Activities Comm.; Topper Comm.; Football; Basketball; Ski Club. 28 Chitwood, Beverly As pure as a pearl, and as perfect; a noble and lovely girl. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Girl's League rep.; Zi-Dell; Teddyettes; Tanda. Christensen, Patrick Ah, why should life all labor be? St. Mary's Grade School, Eugene, Oregon; Fire Squad; l tterman's Club; Class Pictures Comm.; J. V. Track; Varsity Track; Varsity Cross Country Team. Coffey. Carolyn “A ripple of dimples that dancing meet, by the curves of a perfect mouth. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Band; Tri-Y, vico-pres.; Zi-Dell; Bethel. Cole, Shirley The load becomes light, which is cheerfully borne. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Girl's League Rep.; Honor Society; Ticketeers; Ski Club; American Field Service Scholarship; Quiz-'om Team; Bethel. Colvin, Shirley A smile from her bright eyes. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Band; Office Help; Tri-Y, vice-pres., sec.; Jr. Honor Society; Sr. Honor Society; Ranger Weekly Staff; Ranger Annual Staff. Cox, David Gentle in manner, firm in reality. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Hi - Y; Football; Swimming. Chrest. John “Lord to himself. Transfer from Bawhills, North Dakota. Coad, Jo Ann Bright eyes and a lovely smile. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Pep Squad; Reg. Room Officer; Zhroda; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.; Sr. Activities Comm.; Dance Comm. Coffin. Donald Nothing is more simple than greatness. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Student Body president; Reg. Room Officer; Spartacus Hi-Y; Kings, pres.; Letterman’s Club; Prom Comm.; Cap and Gown Comm.; Dance Comm.; Sr. Activities Comm.; Football. Coloff, Diana Seriousness and merriment are near neighbors. Tranfer from Albuquerque High School, Albuquerque, New Mexico; Honor Society; Senior Class Play, Yankee King. Cospor, Dale Patience and goodness are power. Sitton Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Mixed Chorus; Track. Cox, Donna I would be friends with you and have your love. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Zi-Dell. 29 Cox, Janot ’‘Unextinguished laughter shakes the skies.” Sitton Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Freshman Choir; Zhroda. sgt.-at-arms; Xi-Phias; Placus. Davis. Edward The mold of a mans future is in his own hand. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; St. Johns Hi-Y; Sr. Class Photography Comm.; Jr. Achievement Ranger Weekly Staff; Football; Baseball; Baksetball. DeLancc. Jack “A man not perfect, but of good heart. James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Sr. Class Play. ’’Yankee King. DoVisher, Alice “And those that are good shall be happy. Contral Grade School, New Rockford, North Dakota. F.H.A.; Ticket-eers. Dillroo. Delores “A likable girl in every way! Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Orchestra; Office help; Amicitia, vice-pres.; Honor Society; Ski Club; Bethel. Dixon. Karen “Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Office help: Girl's League; Ski Club; Sr.- Freshie Tea Comm.; Sr. Class Play “Yankee King. Cummins. Vanda “Her beauty is as poets describe. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Mixed Chorus; Freshman Chorus; Zada; Office Help; Dance Comm. Davis, Gloria “Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Band; Fire Squad; Ski Club; Aequus. treas; Mixed Chorus. Dennis. Joan In her eyes a thought grew sweeter and sweeter, deepening like the dawn. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Girl's League rep.; Tri-Y. pres., princess; Jr. Honor Society. pres.; Honor Society; Twila; Teddyettes; Ticketeers; Ranger Editor; Student Council; Ranger Annual Staff; Rainbow Girls. Diaz. Margaret Gentle of speech, great of heart. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Dinsmore, Dennis “He which is firm in will will mold the world to himself. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Dotson, Bobbie Jean “A friend to all. Couch Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Choir; Girl's League rep.; Los Amegio Club. 30 Downing. Sharon Lei us say what we fool and feel what we say.” Transfer from California; Reg. Room Officer; Activity Office; Ted-dyettes. vice-pres.; Jr. and Sr. Honor Society; Tillamook Burn Project; Sr. Class Will Comm.; Creative Writing Club; Y. F. C. and B. Y. Dwight, Betty In her tongue is the law of kindness. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Cosmos Ki, pres. Eller. Roberta Tiny as the petal of a rose, and as sweet.” Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Girl's League Rep.; Fire Squad; Zhroda; Aequus; Xi-Phias. Ellis, Sue She is liked by everyone. Transfer from Vancouver High School; Band; Zi-Dell, treas; Honor Siciety; Pep Band; Marching Band; Concert Band; Bethel. Elmore, Tom I am the utmost height there is to climb.” George Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Key Club; Ski Club. Estey, Howard Be always what you mean to be.” James Johs Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Key Club, sec.; Spanish Club, sgt.-at-arms; Honor Society; Letterman's Club; Swimming team. Drew, Allan Its a serious thing to be a funny man.” Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Eastman, Betty Ann Patience and sorrow strove, who should express her goodliest. Transfer frm Girls Poly, Portland, Oregon; F. H. A.; Mixed Glee; Girls Glee. Ellis, Jim The idle but delightful condition of doing nothing. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Elmlund. Judy Perhaps her stature is not tall, but good things do come small.” Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Girl's League Rep.; Zhroda; Sr. Class Play, Yankee King”. Erickson, Harold “Ripe in wisdom was he.” Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Spanish Club; Church ' Choir. Eyestone, Nancy Her charm is just being herself. Sitton Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Reg. Officer; Girls Glee; Girl's League Rep.; Fresh. Girl's League Pres.; Fire Squad; Uge-nies; Zada; Honor Society; Teddy-ettes; Rally Squad; Jr. Prom Comm.; Dance Comm.; Election Board; Freshie Court; Girl's League Fashion Show; Soph. Dance Chairman. 31 Fonimoro. Geraldine Power can do by gentleness, that which violence fails to accomplish. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Orrice Help; Girl's League; F. H. A., sec.; Cafeteria Help. Fillion, Richard He is the master of key and diamond. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Foltz, Rachael A rose with its sweetest leaves yet folded. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Fire Squad; Aoquus, sec., treas.; Girl's League, sec.; Myphidias; Dance Comm. Forrost, Geraldine Thou are the star for which all evening awaits. Transfer from Beaverton High School. Gardner, Gorold “He, perfect dancer, climbs the rope, and balances your fear and hope. Transfer from Sheridan High School, Sheridan. Oregon. Drama director for Senior Class Play. “Yankee King; Swimming; Skiing; Tennis; Portland Civic Opera Choreographer; Cheaper by the Dozen. Goldaker, Charles There are but two great men in the world. I wonder what the other one is doing tonight. lames John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Student Body pres., vice - pres; Reg. Room Officer; Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Office Help; Optimist, treas.; Fire Squad, chief; Honor Society; Rough Riders; Lettermen's Club; Basketball; Prom Comm., chairman; President Region III of Oregon Association of Student Delegates of N. A. S. C. C. Fooco. Jeanne An abundance of all that is charming. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Girl's Glee; Mixed Glee; Mixed Chorus; Honor Society; Placus, sec., chaplain, sgt.-at-arms; Ugenies. pin chairman; Election Board; Activity Office; Ranger Weekly Staff; Ranger Annual Staff; Sr. Class Commencement Program Comm.; Pacific Coast Press Conference. Flood, Robert The best men are moulded out of faults and becoming the better for being a littlo bad! Sitton Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Student Body vice-pres.; Reg Room Officor; Spartacus. sec.; Fire Squad. Chief; Roughriders; Letterman's Club; Football; Basketball; Track; Topper Comm.; Ranger Weekly Staff; Ranger Annual Staff. Foor. Jacqueline Beauty, honesty, and kindnoss form a trio of virtues that will forever encircle her. Transfer from Portage Path High School, Ackron, Ohio. Reg. Room Officer. Fowler. Janet Bashful sincerity and comely love. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Choir; Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Phylon; Honor Society; Ranger Weekly Staff. Gardner. Marylyn Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Cosmo Ki; Bethel. Glaser, Kenneth Young fellows will be young fellows. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Student Band Director; Band; Honor Society; KOIN Radio. T.V. Orchestra manager; Marching Band; Pep Band; Concert Band. 32 Goif, Nora Her eyes are pools of golden happiness. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Choir; Tri-Y; Ready Teddies; F. H. A.; Gamma Theta Rho. Goldsmith, Walter T desire neither to rule nor to be ruled. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Gortmakcr, Robert “Personality is to a man as perfume is to a flower. Transfer from Parker High School, South Dakota; Reg. Room Officer; Sr. Class Activities Comm.; Sr. Class vice-pres. Griffeth, Lois Her loveliness atracts one; her personality holds one. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; 1 Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Girl's League rep.; Zhroda, chaplain; Myphidias; Aequus; Topper Comm. Hamilton, Janet “She's a prize too lovely to forsake. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Teddyettes, vice-president; Amicitia; Swimming Team; Bethel. Hanes. Jack “The reward of ones duty is the power to fulfill another. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland Oregon; Mixed Chorus; Freshman Chorus; Y. P. M. S. Goin. Arlene Precious gems are always small. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Cap and Gown Comm.; Spanish Club. Gonzalez, Richard “His right eye was a good little eye. but his left eye loved to roam. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Choir; Freshman Chorus; Jr. Optimist, sec.; Fire Squad Lieutenant; Topper Dance Com. Gotcher, Ronald “His fame was great in all the land. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Student Body vice-pres.; Reg. Room Officer; Fire Squad; Piston Poppers; Kings; Dance Comm.; Topper Comm.; Prom Comm.; Election Board; Senior Class, vice-president. Gustafson, Victor “He is well paid that is well satisfied. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Office Help; Key Club; Letterman’s Club; Football; Track manager; Cross Country; Helped on the Senior Class Play, Yankee King. Hamren, Maxine “She who has a merry heart has a continued feast. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Twila; Ready Teddies; Bethel; Luther League. Hanks, Reed Never grows he old, nor shall he taste of sorrow. Sitton Gade School, Portland, Oregon. 33 Hansen. Arlene Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Library Help; Tennis Team; G. A. A.; Methodist Youth. Harding, Robert My care is for the future. Transfer from Walla Walla High School. Walla Walla, Washington; Choir. Harrington, Donald “I have all time why should I hasten. James John Gade School. Portland. Oregon. Harrison, William Shall we go to school today? Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Fire Squad; Letterman's Club, pres.; Optimist; pres, of Club Presidents. Headley, Mary Her laughter is as full of music as that of silver bells in wonderland. Holy Cross Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Choir; Cosmo Ki; Roller Skating Club; Red Cross; Y. W. C. A.; Teddyettes; Cap and Gown Comm.; Spanish Club. Heath, James “And what he greatly thought, he nobly did. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Key Club, sec.; Honor Society, sgt.-at-arms; Spanish Club; Y.F.C. Hanson, Richard Blessed are they who haven’t too much to say. for they shall not be quoted. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; A. V. A.; Tennis Team; Senior Class Play, Yankee King. ; Luther League. Hardy, Vivian “Purpose is what gives life meaning. Transfer from Walla Walla High School. Walla Wala, Washington; Tri-Y. sgt. - at - arms; Orchestra; Band; I. R. L.; KOIN Radio and TV Orchestra. Harris. Sandra She wears the rose of youth upon her. James John Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Student Body secretary; Reg. Room Officer; Corresponding Sec. of Girl's League; Luana, pres.; Aequus. treas.; Fire Squad; Zhroda; Xi-Phias; Honor Society; Prom Comm.; Cap and Gown Comm.; Sr. Class Play. Yankee King”; Topper Comm.; Bethel. Hawkins. Viona Sincerity and peace of mind.” Transfer from Lewiston Fergus High School; Office Help; F. H. A., historian; I. R. L. Heard, Niquita Bashful sincerity in a true person. Sitton Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer. Hoigol. Marilyn “Her smile is like the dawn. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Ofiicor; Choir; Girls League Rep., Recording Sec.; Aequus; Fire Squad; Xi Phias; Honor Society; Sr. (-lass Activities Comm.; Jr.-Sr. Prom Comm.; Topper Comm.; Rally Squad. 34 Helgersen, Barbara Yet beautiful as is the rose in June. James John Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Zhroda; Choir; Freshman Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Hepner, Carol With eyes in flood with laughter. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Amicitia. Higgins. Lloyd Great floods have flown from simple sources. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Orchestra; Student Conductor; Band; Pep Band; Marching Band; Concert Band; Track; Letterman's Club. Holladay, Wendell He doth reign over the kingdom of great friends. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Orchestra; Band; Kings, sec.; Spar-tacus, treas.; Fire Squad, captain; DeMolay. Hopkins, Ronald From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Sitton Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Kings; Football; J. V. Baseball. Horn, Marvin A pleasant man perhaps; good as gold and true as steel. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Holgorson. Sharon It takes little effort to smile. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Hickman. Dorothy A charming manner, comely too. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Girl's League rep.; Choir; Phylon, vice-president; Azamma; Honor Society; Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Luther League. Hogan, Edward O mischief thou art swift to entertain the thoughts of desperate men. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Choir; Boy's Ensemble; Optimist, sgt.-at-arms; Kings, sec.; Hi-Y, vice-pres.; Rally Squad; Football; J. V. Baseball, manager; Demolay. Holst, Marlene My own thoughts are my companions. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Horn, Betty Bashful sincerity in a true person. Transfer from Vancouver High School, Vancouver. Washington; Ranger Annual Staff; Ranger Weekly; Girl's League rep.; Jr. Achievement; Y. F. C.; Y. F. C. Paper. Hudson, Leroy They can conquer who believe they can. Chapman Grade School, Portland, Oregon. 35 Hutchinson. Mary lano She has a heart with room for every joy. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Girl's League, vice-pres., rep.; Placus; Ticketeers; Election Board. Jonson, Gayle A flaming meteor shone for hair and fell down her shoulders with loose care. Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officers; Office Help; Amicitia; Ski Club; Sr. Class Comm.; Preppers; Iris Show; Luther League. lodoin, Gordon A wise man may make more opportunities than he finds. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Johnson. Horace A good ending follows a good beginning. Couch Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Orchestra; Mixed Chorus; Basketball. Kadlec. Jerry The only competition worthy a wise man is with himself. Assumption Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Sr. Class Pres.; Fire Squad; Kings; Spartacus Hi-Y; Football; Baseball; Lettermen's Club. Kellogg, Pat A face with gladness overspread! Soft smiles, by human kindness bred. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Rog. Room Officer; Office Help; Girls' League vice-pres.; Honor Society; Teddyettes; Photography; Iris Show, chairman; Red Cross; Election Board; Ranger V eekly staff; Tillamook Burn; Y. F. C. Inskeep. Doris Life is short but that there is always time enough for courtesy. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Tanda; Amicitia. Jensen, Gloria She's lovely, she's all my fancies painted her. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Mixed Chorus; Office Help; Amicitia; Ski Club; Preppers; Ranger Staff; Ranger Annual Staff; Iris Show; Luther League. Johnson, Barbara Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Girl's League rep.; Honor Society, treas.; Teddyettes, chaplain; Mixed Chorus; Cisum. Johnson, James This guy is so smooth he he could slide on sandpaper. James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Freshman Chorus; Boy's Glee; Mixed Chorus; Fire Squad; Spartacus Hi-Y, president; Optimist, vice-pres.; Honor Society: J. V. Football. Kaer. Beverly With one smile she overthrows a city; with another, a kingdom. James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Girl's League rep.; Aequus, pres.; Zhroda; M y p h i d i a s; Cap and Gown Comm.; Prom Comm.; Jr. Class secretary; Bethel. Kennody, Richard “His mind is his kingdom, and his will, his law. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Spartacus Hi-Y, president; Fire Squad; Kings; Tagus; Rough Riders; Dance Comm.; Rally Squad; chairman of Boy's Activities; Topper Comm. 36 Korr, Molvin Every man must play his part.' Portsmouth Grade School, Port land, Oregon; Orchestra. Klein. Sally Her flaming crown and cheery smile are as a rainbow after the rain. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Activity Office; Girl's League rep.; Skating Club, sgt.-at-arms; Zi-Dell, pres.; Honor Society; Ski Club; Tennis Team. Kimmel, Louise Her loveliness I never knew until she smiled on me. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Knight. Curtis Three-fifth of him genius, and two-fifths sheer fun. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Optimist; Spartacus Hi-Y; Rough-riders; Letterman's Club; Kings; Prom Comm.; Football; Baseball; Track; Student Council; Sr. Class Play; Skiing; Pres, of Reg. Presidents. Landrovillo, Dorone The hand that made you fair, made you good. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Girl's League rep.; Zada, treas.; Honor Society; Ticketeers; Sr. Class Will Comm. Larsen, Marilyn To see her is to love her, for nature made her what she is. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Girl's League rep., corros. sec.; Zada, pros.; Ugenies; Teddyettes; Ticketeers; Student Body Sec.; Senior Class Historian; Cap and Gown Comm.; Lipman's High School Board; Girl's League Style show. Kerth. James “By the work one knows the workman. Couch Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer. Kleinburg. Karen In her quiet dignity, lay her charm. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Amicitia, treas.; Teddyettes. sec. Kirkland, Robort A man who has the power and skill. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Office Help; Key Club; Basketball, captain; Letter-men's Club; A. V. A.; Football, manager; Radio Class. Knutson, Gorald Where fun and work clash; let all but fun smash. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Band; Sr. Class Picture Comm.; St. Johns Hi-Y. LaPorte, Betty A laughing brook that never ceases to bubble. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Girl's League rep.; Fire Squad; Zhroda, pres., treas., sgt.-at-arms; Aeques; Placus; Dance Comm. Leckborg, 11a A jewel of a woman is better than a woman of jewels. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Aequus, treas.. sec., Xen-Onn, sec.; Cap and Gown Comm.; Girl’s League Style Show. 37 Leiiur, Alice She hath a heart as sound as a bell. lames John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Linquist, Roberta If you would be loved, love and be lovable. Transfer from Seaside. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Sec. of Reg. Pres.; Aequus, Honor Society; Rally Squad historian; Election Board; Sr. Class Play The Yankee King. Lorenz. Fred Most bashful manners with bravest mind, an all around good fellow. Ockloy Green Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Lettermens Club; Track; Baseball; Football; Demolay. Master coun-ciler; Baseball Digest Club. Love. Joanno Fond of merriment, but still finds time for studies. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Girl's League Sr. and Soph, pres.; Amicitia, Social Director; Honor Society; Teddy-ettes; Tennis Team Manager; Ranger Weekly Staff, sports editor; Ranger Annual Staff; Mixed Glee; Activity Office. Lundquist. Carolyn Her face so fair stirr'd with her dreams. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Rod Cross Rep.; Girl's League rep.; Fire Squad; Zhroda; Honor Society; Prom Comm.; Dance Comm.; Sr. Class Play Yankee King. McCoy, William “He's known for good looks, but how he hates books. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Freshman Glee; Optimist, sgt.-alarms; Spartacus Hi-Y, sgt.-at-arms; Fire Squad, lieut.; Honor Society; Letterman's Club; Jr. Prom; Track; Football; Baseball; Sr. Class Play Yankee King. Leonard. Rodney Laugh and the world laughs with you. Sitton Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Ranger Weekly Staff; Reg. Room Officer. Long. Linda “Her life is a continuous succession of smiles. Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officor; Student Body Treasurer; Girls En-s e m b 1 e ; Girl's League rep.; Ugenies; Azamma; Honor Society; Cap and Gown Comm.; Prom Decoration Comm.; Jobs Daughters; Jr. Achievement. Loscc. Joyce Her lively looks a spritely mind discloses. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Band; Amicitia; Honor Society. Lowe, Beverly Good nature brings many friends. Transfer from Tigard High School. Tigard. Oregon. Girl's League rep.; Bookroom Attendant. McCormick. Kay Sweet and gracious, even in speech. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Girl's Glee; Mixed Glee; Office Help; Girl's League rep.; Iris Show Comm.; Red Cross; Ranger Weekly Staff; G. A. A.; Tillamook Burn Project; Election Board. McDonald. Elaine A pleasant companion is as good as gold. Transfer from Madras, Oregon; Reg. Room Officor; Choir; Teddy-ettes; Creative Writing, G. A. A.; Sr. Class Pictures Comm.; Y. F. C.; Assoc. Editor Y. F. C. paper; Tillamook Burn Project. 38 McLarty. Virginia Such great faith as hers will carry her far into the world. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Library Assistant; Ready Teddies; G. A. A.; Cafeteria Staff; Y. F. C. Mannhalter. Vonita A friend to one, a friend to all —and when in need a friend to call. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Photography. Marquette, Arleta Like a marigold toward the sunny side. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Orchestra; Band; Choir; Girl's League rep.; G.A.A., pres.; Ami-citia, historian and chaplain; Honor Society; Tri-Y; Ticketeers; Pre ppers; Swimming; Tennis; Golf; Style Show; Girl's Ensemble; Y.F.C.; Bethel; Gamma Theta Rho. Maunu. Sharon She is as sweet as perfume itself. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Ugenies, sec.; Honor Society; Ticketeers; Sr. Class Pin Comm.; Sr. Class Activities Comm. Mills, Kay She, with all the charms of a woman. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Girl's League, treas.; Amicitia, pres., sec.; Teddyettes, treas.; Honor Society. Moore, Charles Where words fail, music speaks. Transfer from Benson High School, Portland, Oregon. Madison, Jim The man that loves and laughs must surely do well. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Choir; Honor Society; Basketball; Swimming; Track; Sr. Class Play Yankee King ; Mixed Chorus; Freshman Chorus; Y. F. C. Choir; Y. F. C. Club pres. Manning, Jack If a man has patience what need has he of armour. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Key Club, sec., vice-pres., pres.; Honor Society; A. V. A.; J. V. Track; Football; Quiz-em; Debate Team. Martin, Larry I am a man! V hat concerns men must concern me. Sitton Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Mixed Choir; Optimist, sec.; Hi-Y; Fire Squad; Dance Comm. Mayhoad. Janice “My own thoughts are my companions. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; F. H. A.; Red Cross. Minnoau. Douglas A man polished to the nail. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Boy's Ensemble; Spartacus, pres.; Optimist, pres.; Fire Squad; Letterman's Club; Football; Basketball; Track; Mixed Shorus; Freshman Chorus; Naval Submarine Reserve. Moore, Janet A ray of sunshine in the hearts that knew her. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Amicitia. 39 Moser. Dorothy ”1 love the world and everything in it. Transfer from Puyallup, Washington. Munson, Arden Wit is the salt of conversation.” Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Spartacus Hi-Y; Freshman Basketball; I. V. Baseball; Varsity Baseball; Boy's Ensemble; Choir; Senior Class Play Yankee King. Nail, Duane Thoughtless of beauty, she is beauty itself. lames John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Girl's League rep.; Office help; Ugenies. sec.; Zada; Azamma; Sr. Honor Society; Ticketeers; Prom Comm.; Dance Comm.; Commissioner of Social Activities. Neilan. Dick A loving heart is the truest wisdom. Saint Rose Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Niles. Robort Where the Roman conquers, there he dwells. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Morrill, Kay None has merited her fear, and none has quite escaped her charm.” James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Zhroda, vice-pres.; Aequus; Xi-Phias. Mounce. Joan There's a friendliness in her smile.” Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Amicitia, pres.; Honor Society; Teddyettes; Cap and Gown Comm.; Ranger Weekly Staff; Girl’s League officer. Murr, Myrna Her eyes were large and dark surpressing half their fire. Couch Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Napoleon, Isabella A truer friend was never known, for as a wonderful friend, she shone.” James John Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Tanda, pres.; Twila, sec.; Sr. Honor Society; Ready Teddies; Mixed Chorus; Girls League; Noon Movies. Nowville. Jane “Here cheeks are pink with the rose of youth. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Zhroda, sec.; Cap and Gown Comm. Nobel. Janet “I will woar my heart upon my sleeve.” Linnton Grade School. Linnton, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Spanish Club; Class Motto Comm.; Election Board. 40 Noe, Jerry He speaketh not, and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Office help; Kiwanis Club. Ohlson, Delores A glow in her heart, and a smile upon her face. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Girl's League rep.; Fire Squad; Aequus; Xi-Phias; Jr. Honor Society; Standard Bearer; Girl's League Fashion Show. Pashloy, William To see what is right and do it. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Activity Office; Spanish Club, pres.; Sr. Honor Society, pres.; Rough Riders; Key Club; Sr. Class Will Comm. Pearson, Carole A merry heart goes all the day. Your sad times in a miles a way. Linnton Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Percell. Charlos Worth makes the companion. Sitton Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Peters, Walter He conquers twice who conquers himself. Transfer from Lincoln High School, Portland, Oregon. Key Club; DeMolay. Olson, Charles “Worth makes the man and want of it the fellow. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Band; Spartacus Hi-Y, treas.; Kings; Tagus; Music Club; Cap and Gown Comm.; Pep Band. Parsons, Robert Human nature is fond of novelty. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Patt, Richard ”1 see little value in the esteem of a worthless man. Sitton Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Key Club, sgt.-at-arms, treas.; Football; Basketball. Pence, Betty Allured to brighter worlds, and led the way. Cosmo Ki, pres. Perkins, Peter The mildest manner with the bravest mind. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Boy's Ensemble; Sr. Honor Society, pres.; Basketball; Track; Campaign Manager; DeMolay. Peterson, Walter Let the world slide; Let the world go; a fig for care; a fig for woe. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Ski Club; Freshie Court. 41 Peterson, Joan Sunshine and rain at once, those happy smiles.” Yankton Grade School, Yankton. Oregon; Cosmo Ki, chaplain. Potter, Allen School is line if you don't over do it. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Quinn, Larry I am a part of all I have met. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Kings, Spartacus Hi-Y; Rough Riders; Cap and Gown Comm. Rangstrand. Ernest Defend me from my friends; I can defend myself from my enemies. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Mixed Chorus; Honor Society vice-pres.; Tennis team; Sr. Class Play Yankee King. Richardson. Jean Come, follow me. and leave the world to its babblings. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Orchestra; Band; Cosmo Ki; Pep Band; Marching Band; Concert Band. Rodin, Dennis Always tries to keep up his studies, but usually he's with his buddies. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Choir; Kings; Lettermen's Club; St. Johns Hi-Y; Prom. Comm.; Rough-riders, vice-pres.; Football; Basketball; Baseball. Peterson, Norman And one may say that his wit shines at the expense of his memory. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Fire Squad, captain; Tagus; Sr. Honor Society; Lettermen's Club; Optimist; Spartacus Hi-Y; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Dance Comm. Powell. Betty Thine eyes are like the deep, blue boundless skies. James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Ragan. Lillian She's my delight, all mankind's wonder. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Office Help; Az-amma. treas., vice-pres.; Aequus; Teddyettes; Rally Squad; Senior Class Play Yankee King. Richardson. Bob What ever he did was done with so much ease. Sitton Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Choir; Boy's Ensemble; Spartacus Hi-Y; Fire Squad; Kings; Roughriders; Cap and Gown Comm., chairman; Track; Rally Squad; Dance Comm. Roborts. Truth The power of grace; the magic of a name. Fort Worth Grade School. Fort Worth. Texas; Reg. Room Officer; Girl's League rep.; Amicitia, vice-pres.; Spanish Club, sec.; Honor Society; Weekly Editor; Ranger Annual Staff; I.R.L.; American Field Service Scholarship Dance Comm.; Prom Comm. Rocssolet, Edward I see much but say little, but do less. Huntridge Grade School, Las Vegas, Nevada. 42 Ross, Patricia Her lively looks a spritely mind discloses. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Phylon, sec.; A z a m m a; Ugenies; Honor Society; Teddy-ettes, pres.; Ticketeers; Election Board; Office Practice; Sr. Announcement Comm. Royse. Gary His time is forever, everywhere his place. Richmond Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; St. Johns Hi-Y, vice-pres.; Kings, vice-pres.; Fire Squad; Basketball; J. V. Baseball; Ranger Weekly Staff; Rough Riders, pres. Sackett, Eileen Friend of truth; of soul sincere, in action faithful and honor clear. Sitton Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Bookroom Help; Activity Office; Honor Society; Twila; Jr. Achievement. Sauter. Richard “He's the one who sings, and to our school honor brings. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Choir; Boy's Ensemble; St. Johns Hi-Y, chaplain, pres; Fire Squad; Rough Riders; Freshman Track; Election Board; Cap and Gown Comm.; Dance Comm. Schild. Betty We that live to please must please to live. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Girl’s League rep.; Amicitia, sec.; Honor Society, sec.; Twila, pres.; Teddyettes; Ticketeers; Ski Club; Bethel. Scott, Irmajean Her gracious ease and sweetness, void of pride, would hide her faults if she had faults to hide. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Zi-Dell; Ski Club; Skating Club. Roth, David Tho word impossible is not in my dictionary. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Spar-tacus Hi-Y. chaplain; Fjre Squad; Prom Comm.; Lettermen's Club; Rough Riders. Sacket, Carol A reminder of Spring is her sweet beauty. Schumway Jr. High School, Vancouver, Washington; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Ugenies. pres.; Azamma; Phylon; Zada; Cap and Gown Comm.; Jr. Class, treas.; Election Board. Saundors, Carol Serenly pure, yet divinely strong. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Office Help; Choir; Freshman Chorus; Teddyettes; Freshman Chorus; Teddyettes; Ranger Annual Staff; Ranger Weekly staff; Cafeteria help. Schoidt. Arlin When the fight begins within himself, a man's worth something.' Transfer from Benson High School. Portland, Oregon. Schoenhut, Sharon Deep brown eyes running over with glee. Transfer from Box Elder High School, Brigham City, Utah; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Sr. Girl's ' League vice-pres.; Amicitia. sec.; Preppers; Tennis team; Ski Club; Skating Club; Ranger Weekly Staff; Ranger Annual Editor; Sr. Freshie Tea comm; Honor Society. Selland. Jack Our own thoughts and our own conduct are our own. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Pep Band; Marching Band; Concert Band. 43 Shaw. Larry Man is man and master of his fate. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Fire Squad; Kings; Rough Riders; Let-termen's Club; Spartacus Hi-Y; Baseball; Prom Comm.; President of Ir. Class. Shorwood, Robert It matters not how long you live, but how. Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Transfer from Jefferson High; Undecided. Simmons, Mavis So sweet the blush of bashfulness. Chapman Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Amicitia; Honor Society; Teddyettes. Slyter, Ronald Not only good but good for something. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Chess Club, pres.; Key Club; Tennis. Smith. Fred A good heart is worth all the heads in the world. Wheeler High School. Wheeler. Oregon; Spanish Club. Sorenson. Lynno There's a women like dew-drops; She’s purer than the purest. Skyline Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Spanish Club; Office Help. Sherman. Cynthia Her voice was like the stars had —when they sang together. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Girl's League rep.; Choir; Girl's Ensemble; Office Help; Azamma; Tanda; Bethol. Simila, Sheila And admire her for her wit while she bo talking. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Zi-Dell; Tri-Y; Tanda; Rainbow Girls. Skylos. Margery Many are sweet and gracious but thou excellest them all. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Sr. Class Play Yankee King , make-up. Smith. Audrey The mind, the music breathing from her face. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Orchestra; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Freshman Chorus; Office Help; Cisum, vice-pres.; Honor Society; Spanish Club; Senior Class Play, Yankee King. Smith. Larry He likes the dessert of life; away with dull labor and strife. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Freshman Chorus; Kings; Senior Class Play Yankee King. Springer. James “Roll on old world, and I'll roll with you. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Spartacus Hi-Y. pres.; Kings; Fire-Squad; J. V. Football; Baseball; Basketball. 44 Stables, Richard “Is he popular? I should say — with the girls he holds full sway. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Orchestra; Band; Kings, vice-pres.; sgt.-at-arms, treas.; Fire Squad; Ski Club; Rally Squad; Spartacus Hi-Y; Cross Country; Track Manager; Ranger Weekly Staff; Ranger Annual Staff; Campaign Manager; Office Help; DeMolay; Let-termens Club. Stowell, Patsy Enough and more than enough has your kindness enriched me. lames John Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Skak; F.H.A.; Cafeteria Help; Ranger Weekly Staff; Ranger Annual Staff. Strong, Luther He has qui � t humor that catches one aware. Couch Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Band; Delphi Amega Nu; Letterman's Club; Baseball; Basketball; Football; Track. Swott, Rosclyn “I'll say she looks as clear as morning roses newly washed with dew. The Dalles Grade School, The Dalles, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Girl's League rep.; Honor Society, sec.; Teddy-ettes, pres.; Amicitia; Badminton Team; Tennis Team. Thorne, Russell “You hear that boy laugh and you think he's all fun. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Fire Squad; Spartacus, pres., vice-pres.; Kings; Prom Comm.; Topper Comm.; Rough Riders; J.V. Football; Sr. Class Play Yankee King , stage manager; Campaign Manager; De Molay. Tooloy, Almira Her smile is never ceasing to make another friend. Assumption Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Girls' League rep.; Amicitia, sec.; rior or Society; Teddyetles; Twila. Stover. Bomice “As modest as a violet, with all its charms. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Activity Office; Honor Society; Teddyettes; Bethel. Strait. Donna Her wit was a fuse to a bomb of laughter. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; My-phidias; Zhroda, vice-pres.; Xi-Phias; Dance Comm. Sutton, Michael “And those that are good shall be happy. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Taylor, Helen “Tis the songs ye sing and the smiles ye wear that's amakin' the sun shine every where. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Choir; U g e n i e s, pres., treas.; Zada; Amicitia; Honor Society; Ticketeers; Cap and Gown Comm.; Election Board; Bethel. Tompkins, Carol Virtue done is the unerring sign of a noble soul. Linnton Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Office Help; Honor Society; Ticketeers; Election Board. Vantine, Alan What should a man be but merry. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Reg. Room Officer; Jr. Hi-Y pres.; Hi-Y; Key Club; A.V.A.; Freshman Court; Track; Basketball. 45 Wado. Ronald Ho is as long, and lean, and as brown as the ocean sands. Portsmouth Grace School, Portland. Oregon; J.V. Football; Tennis; Track; Y.M.C.A. Walker, lames A man well-built by his own hands. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Honor Society; Key Club; A. V. A.; Sr. Class Pin Comm.; Quiz-'em Team. Warron, Jeanette She didn't say a word, but her silence spoke with a voice of thunder. Couch Grade School. Prtland, Oregon. Girl's League, sec., treas.; Teddyettos. Waterman, Beryl Her ways are ways of good will. Childrens Farm Home, Corvallis, Oregon; Office Practice; '53 Ranger Weekly; '53 Ranger Annual. Weaver, Janet An honest hoart possesses a kingdom. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Choir; F.H.A.; Tri-Y; Jobs Daughters. Bethel No. 4. Whito Billie Juno Charms strike the sight; merit wins the soul. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Girl’s League, gen. pres.; Rog. Rep.; Jr. Honor Society, treas.; Sr. Honor Society, recording sec.; Fire Squad; Teddyettes; Student Council; Y.F.C. Club, pres.. Quiz Team. Wanaka, David A sportsman in life and the life of the sport. Garfield Grade School, Aberdeen, South Dakota; Reg. Room Officer; Lettermen's Club, sec., treas.; Rough Riders, sgt.-at-arms; Fire Squad, captain; Kings; Spartacus Hi-Y; Cap and Gown Comm.; Sr. Picture Comm.; Basketball; Baseball; J.V. Track; J.V. Football; Student Council. Comm, of Boys' Activities. Wang, Karen She has a voice of gladness, and a song of cheer.” Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Office Help; Azamma. treas.; Ugenies. treas.; Amicitia. Warren, Johnnie Such and so various are the tastes of man. Couch Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Football; Track; Letter-men's Club. Weatherford. Alice How beautiful is youth.” Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Reg. reporter; Orchestra; Band; Sr. Honor Society, recording sec.; Girl’s League, recording sec. Webster, Gail “Always the gayest of the gay. Sitton Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Counseling Room; Annual Staff; Ranger Weekly Staff. Whito, William “I wish I knew the good of wishing. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon. 46 Wiitala. William He is a man, take him for all in all. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Lettermen's. pres.; Rough Riders, vice-pres.; Honor Society; Sr. Activities Comm.; Sr. Class sgt.-at-arms; Basketball; Baseball. Wilkes, Judith Friendship buys friendship. Transfer from Astoria High School, Astoria. Oregon; Office Help; Girl's League Rep.; F. B. L. A.; Property Manager, Sr. Class Play, Yankee King. ; Y. W. C. A. Wilson, Glenda “Let me say that she was fair. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Placus; Girl's Glee; Mixed Chorus. Wilson, Betty Jean Her smile was ever the most bright and bealtiful. Ockley Green Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help, pres.; Cap and Gown Comm. Wirkkala, Lois Of every cloud she sees the side that's brightest. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Choir, treas.; Office Help; Girl's League rep.; Ugenies, vice-pres.; Phylon; Honor Society; Jr. Honor Society; Jr. Class Pinn Comm.; Jr. Class Prom Comm.; Teddyettes; Election Board, chairman. Wooten- Robort There is no wealth but life. Randolph Grade School. Wilkerson, James “No siner nor saint perhaps, but very well, the best of chaps. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Fire Squad; sgt.-at-arms; Sparta-cus Hi-Y; Optimist; Kings; Cap and Gown Comm.; Football. Wilkins, Margaret “And her sunny locks hand on her temples like a golden fleece. Peninsula Grade School; Office Help; Girl's League Rep.; Cisum; Honor Society; Sr. Class Picture Comm.; Cap and Gown Comm.; Tri-Y; Ready Teddies; Preppers; Rainbow Girls; Luther League. Williams, Trelva A true friend is forever a friend. Columbia Bible School; Girl's League rep.; Ugenies. Wintcrholler. Herman “Put me among the girls and I'm happy. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officers; Optimist, sec.; Lettermen's Club, vice pres.; Fire Squad, lieut.; Rough Riders; Topper Comm.; Student Council; Football; Basketball; Track. Wolff. Henry For he that once is good is every great. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Band. Wylam, Ronald A swift runner, he will travel far. Holy Cross Grade School, Portland, Oregon; Activity office; Key Club, pres.; Lettermen's Club; 4 yrs. varsity crosscountry; 3 yrs. varsity track; Freshio Court; Young People's Club, Holy Cross. 47 Wysinglo, Shirley Her ways are ways of pleasantness.” Swan Island Grade School. Portland. Oregon; Reg. Room Officer; Dance Comm.; Teddyettes; Octa-vious. Young, Robert Everyone is the architect of his own fortune.” Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon; Band; Choir; Photography Club; B. Y. F.; Y. F. C. SENIORS NOT PICTURED: Bredeen, Perry Life is full of amusement of an amusing man. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Cheney, Robert Here I am. here I stay.' Freedle, Junior The best is good enough. Johnson, Marilyn Good nature brings many friends. Kerley, Virginia Her words fall softly in keeping with her character. Sonnonburg. Marvin Large was his bounty, and his soul sincere. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Wright, Sally The heart does not lie.” Portsmouth Grade School, Fort-land, Oregon. 48 JUNIOR OFFICERS OKIE ERICKSON P:es der l V.'n'fUE HE GLL V c«-Pies denl hichahd owns Treasuror PHYLLIS MOOHL SoctelatY 50 AlWv l ui H n j fUrgtund. SKmlrn Kv.. AUx :t Blown Gl� •mWt. Row Curlu RkHiH 51 r«n«r. N uic r«a«r Coo b«riY. ti'hryn GttM l r G� br «Ua«i. Docothy Hiirwr. CUrtoa Cr� r- M efc r Hinua DitSetw HiiM }t. KinlivitM. Jrfcfrx Mirtbon Lfttfr KtDH Muriil H0n� % V«4a Hi-wy. WijM Kvi j «'«; • HutA M� r, KuKhm.. HvfWl. CfeiM Wjwki A-d'� y l(u?h � . D� OM Hufl r, l i� Y K.« [ . M Kv! {. 3� fb� i K.� ol«v ,iW Wok SM :� y Lu nmj. Swiva lopti- M ry Lou Loonud. Ron N«din« L � er. ClylA D .n M� nn. Tom Lundy. CUn Lyd . Ki' .n MoCIU. Don McN.il Lynn K 7s«d - LowlU M dl y. W.ad K� yrd Wind MIUocDeo Mw� , FhytUi Diw Morw. Mlllort OLi«t, At.no OoKkTcr. Piu!eM. P Alton. Do An Sre.'iaon. lot Ss X Mickey Tom G. Speneoe. laetle S'ophenooo. Mugtnt Stu i l. John Tolbert. Dortecei Tolbot Terry StutimaA. loit.ua Word DM TKorpo. No .— White. Moxy Ann Wore. Bert, Won . Ueene Voad neol. Erelyn WU o Udell Winter, ob Voenirk. Barbaio 54 SOPHOMORE OEEICERS TOM MORRIS President DON ROYSE Vice-President EVELYN LOFLAND Secretary KAREN LARSEN Treasurer DAVID OLSON Sergeant-at-Arms GEORGE HAGGBLOM Sergeant-at-Arms Mip!“0 «;rg. g aA|Utj Urpc.y «■,•' ' tir itg u� 1I a il� 1H W «u ;i«a In HI VIO u.r l uo«in3 put� K -w� l«3 y,urj •� “ |«K |o� 3-l«pB g .«HJ� g ■wy £v n . rink. S'inWr C.UiTAt. N� 'Vjn Cu'«W. D t«J CUp liK . H.Un G 4 MiMim) Orwr. f-da. CiolioKo- VUfUut HOuv.T « • ; « Vin Hum Wuwn HwrthButu ftuU p HiUaran. Vi.ua HxS n. Kuy H.iwnivj. Horn, Ttd Houqkun. Shuil. H � « Judy Ken. R� C Hudaon. Bel Kww, Oil Hol.l.y rre.tr K dl� c. Mnry Ann HutUm-h. Tr ImdJr . Shuler Hurd. K.y Krdrd CuolfQ KirWndti Lm Kiwii-I | m K«I.r SJwr,l K.ub. Frink ruin Don. Kuub. lury Kuli. IkIo C«. Shi cry lohruon. kwlr Uu.jhJ«r ShlrUy Uon.rd John U.MuW Lunin. Hum Irak luiUw. !ubu� M N«4!y. [un M««r PVI McIntyre- W.yne — MB««it Moytucfc. Amu MilU . Cvol Mwton I)oo K iIon. ? rt� - M«Y ! � « P « r««. U� d. Wurton. M.r, P« � kin K.r! Po—U. UoJt Pr.xb.fd 0«io� - bti� GO Sowdaiad. Yardii So� tiui. Wayna Tartar. |«an Vartr. Kancy Vanca. Drum TucVar. late Wantoa. Carol Wa rm Gwan Wara. Erraal Wood. It W.laarv SkatJa 61 CLASSROOM SHOTS 62 1. Shorthand pin-ups. 2. Future typists oi tho business world. 3. Diggingl 4. English composers. 5. Classroom concentration. 6. Engineers of 1965. FRESHMEN OFFICERS MIKE BOPP President DALE RICHARDSON Vice-President CAROLN BLOMQUIST Secretary JOE MARINEAU Treasurer ROGER BLACKBURN Sergeant-at-Arms NOEL COULSON Sergeant-at-Arms Alton. Iwif Allen. C� «( Alei.ndti, loo Anlorto Ditryt AotUd Oloiu Bi-t. Helen Aoctvn. Cd.th B.nV.lt Shi.ley Bwk. W.ln !.!m. ArJM BoU . Dwothy luim BC19 1A I Loonc Bngcun- N.ncy svwoquwt. c«oir� Btochotl. Euhort Elocktum H:-i� t B� o t j ICi Boyce. K.iVyn CuUeo. lotklo Colby Gl«« CcVluvji. Audrey Cooixt. Suoh f)5 DarW. VkM t l«4 � l M� f J4F.1 Ditt. n� «i (irta. Dan4 t’ ' '. Ailajk r..v� . M«r • TiarWf. Fa 66 IrnaM. Wy M RMn. Mw� lec cMcn. StwUy Itlmuk Grac KuiK Vi IrkitlUf. Hlnw( tnei-twiw. David Martin. Sanlia M-Ojoald, Oi M.Ddnald GniMiot MyKanna, Malba M-:Lrnnan. Martlyn McNiidim, KaOiiyn M Fa 14.r Sally SWnrey. Gcoi-j M-rFaddcn. lO McBiin McHanwWa. l,An Moor . lacfc Main. SHan Napolaan. Pw N.cVAv r«bo Mun ay, fan ! Bjit Cara 67 P� «hin. Dolw« P.1riO� l .i P n . P4I Cut PniinL Skura TyU oK ki� r. Pott a . Jj'ly IHtml I ny r.'.y n. Mr Swilmui OiubM Si imi. twiu V.m S i:i Cwol Sduln. Ajv � S:hcru-� Nv.'.|n S«ic! V.i.K.II Shi_ Vi [«hn 68 7 14 Uhi- Jain Taykv. Ioa M Taylor. Sandra Thompaori, .V.ir Jjt. Tarfca. Kirt� T Tovnund Shkt Warden. VordaU Waid. !oyca WeiNr.Miun Wldaar. Share WillUrrM. T«n WUvcbartai. I mice W vjhl Wayw WiUeav. David W«M. HcUn 69 CLASSROOM SHOTS 1. Committee mooting”. Mr. Younce. 2. Mr. Nolson and the future architect. 3. H20. etc. Mr. Hoffman and equipment. ■5. The art of weaving. by Mrs. Mackley, 5. Second Liberacc?” Mr. Brewer. 'This is Owi Princess Maril yn Larsen’ 4L Tkis is Out May Court’’ 73 Iris, a sweet-smelling plant, has become one of Roosevelt's favorite flowers. Each year as soon as the delicate plant unfolds its petals plans are underway for the annual show. This show is sponsored by the Girls League and it marks the beginning our our May Court activities. 74 75 FRESHIE COURT Row 1: Kathryn Boyce. Eva Gardner. Georgia Dawson, Judy Riley, Donna Frazier, Kathleen Smith, Mari Jewel Thomas. Judy Jensen. Carol Peterson. Mary Lashloy, Judy Dyer, Mary Lou Imdtelce. Row 2: Mike DeLano. A1 Albertson. Don Hoover. Tom Brown, Jim Carroll. Dale Richardson. Roger Heigel, Dick Smith, Roger Anderson. Vern Savola. Don Carpenter. Molburn Whitmire, Dennis DeFreitas. Missing: Mary Ann Buck. i tic aid ORGANIZATIONS 77 ORGANIZATIONS Under the leadership of Mr. William Craig, the social, service, interest and honorary clubs at Roosevelt High School have become more active. This year, more than ever, we would like to thank Mr. Craig for promoting friendship and fun at Roosevelt. He has promoted date meetings, joint club meetings, club sales and dances, beach and mountain trips to mention a few. During the year six new clubs we re organized. They are Future Homemakers of America, Miss Tompkins, adviser; Ftuure Business Leaders of America, Miss Graham, adviser; Spanish club. Miss Richards, adviser; Ski club, Mr. Smith, adviser; Pen-its, Miss Coffman, adviser; and Traiimerii, Miss Cassanelli, adviser. All totaled, we had 42 clubs at Roosevelt this year. Roosevelt certainly had its share of dances this year. Besides having the Teds Teen Time every Tuesday evening, there was a dance after every football game Roosevelt played at home. The scheduled dances during the year in the order of occurrence were The Sadie Hawkins dance, Christmas Formal, Sock Hop, Freshie Frolic, Debs Day dance. Cotton and Cord dance. Sketchbook dance and the Jr. Sr. Prom. 78 K'frtAiP Under the efficient leadership of loan Dennis and Truth Roberts, our weekly claimed several honors. One of the October issues carried an editorial on Tuberculosis. This editorial, which won state as well as national honors, was written by Mickey Smith. As a climax of our second semester elections, the Ranger and yearbook staff gave an assembly program. This program was given to introduce the newly elected officers for the second semester. Upon several occasions we have received complimentary remarks for having improved our publications. Ron Kincaid, who is associated with our Art staff, has done a remarkable job with the division pages of this book. His ability as an artist is outstanding. His nature and personality lends toward perfection in his chosen talent. We are grateful to Shirley Colvin for her patient efforts in writing and rewriting the index of this book. Much credit is due the entire staff for the keen spirit of cooperation shown in this wonderful piece of work. As an indication of having improved this yearbook, we have included twelve additional pages. With the efficient cooperation of the student body at Roosevelt High School, we anticipate a bigger and better yearbook in the years to come. 79 ANNUAL 1. Gail Webster Ad Manager — Annual 2. Carol Saunders Senior Activities 3. Bob Flood Sports Editor 4. Betty Horn • Club Editor Adviser — Weekly and Year Book 6. Jean Mounce Art 7. Editors and Reporters, Cotton and Cord Day 8. Pros3 Conference 80 S. Sandra Kta . C v o hosier, ean Pcoca, Conioronce Do egales 0. ournaYmn Group . Slall Members Cotton and Cord Day Yl. oKnno hove. Kclwittcs hdilor — Pals S. D cV. Slablea Organizations 4. Gloria Jensen Personalities IS. Son Kincaid Xtl 16. Pal Kelloq kr 81 ■ WEEKLY 1. loan Dennis First page editor 2. Truth Roberts (left) Page two editor 3. ShuloY Colvin Pago throo editor A. JoAnne Love Co-oditor of sports 5. Bob Flood Co-editor of sports 6. Sandra Kraft Club news 7. Mary Lou Lopez Fashion News 8 Janet Fowlor Poet 9. Coburn Freer Photographer and comedy 10. Stanloy Fink Photographer 82 I 11. Tired Reporters 12. Jim Ferris, Comedy 14. Rodney Leonard Reporter 15. Kay McCormick Editorials 16. Betty Dietz Assist. Business and Advertising 17. Jean Feoco Business and Advertising 18. Gary Royce Sports Editor and Writer 19. Carlene Meggitt Page three editor 20. Donna Holmen Page two editor 21. Mickey Smith Page one editor 83 GIRLS’ LEAGUE The Girl's League was organized to stimulate friendship among the girls of Roosevelt; to create higher standards, morals, and become better citizens of our community. They helped brighten the school year for the girls by having a candy sale, Iris Show, Girl's League Week and a $75 scholarship. IR. GIRLS LEAGUE OFFICERS Joan Hanson. Bolty Robinson. Judy Long. Eva Alcm. SR. GIRLS LEAGUE OFFICERS Top to bottom: Sharon Schoen-hut. Jean Mounco Jeanette War-ron. GIRLS LEAGUE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Leit to right: Kay Mills. Sandra Harris. Pat Kellogg, Alice Weatherford. ADVISERS Freshman — Miss Boyington Sophomore — Mrs. Lannon Junior — Miss Worden Senior — Miss Lancaster 84 SOPHOMORE GIRL S LEAGUE OFFICERS FRESHMAN GIRLS LEAGUE OFFICERS Top to bottom: Carol Miller, Sharon Keefe, Julianno Loft to right: Marilyn Martin, Sally McFadden V analca. Lois Kennedy. JUNIOR AND SENIOR GIRLS LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES Left to right — front to back: Truth Roberts. Clyle Lester, Barbara Vosnick, Rachael Foltz, Georgia Bates, Diano Phillips. Marilyn Heigle, Dorothy Hickman. Barbara Helgerson. Linda Long. Shirley Wysingle, Myrna Murr, Barbara Stutzman. Paulette Ocschgcr, Nancy Eyestone, Cynthia Sherman, Betty Horn, Evelyn Vandcrwall. Judy Soper, Sally Klein. ludy Long. Connie Frazier, Shirley Cole. Pat Ogden, Barbara Johnson, Nora Morgus. Kathleen 3eatty, judy Wilkes. SOPHOMORE AND FRESHMAN GIRLS LEAGUE REPRESENTATIVES Lelt to right, row 1: Lois Kennedy, Joanne Foster, Bevorly Johnson. Joan Paul, Janet Cole. Row 2: Vivian Hileman. Linnca Borglund. Beth Brant, Sharon Keefe, Gerrie Smith, Judy Riley. Row 3s Phyllis Foltz, Faye Linstrom, Donna Hickman, Sheila Wilson. Donna Fraiser. Karen Danielson. Barbara Bischoff. Row 5: Sylvia Sherman, Darlene Jett, Beverly Jeriman. 85 LETTERMEN Mr. McCoy, advisor The Lettermen aim to stimulate athletics, sportsmanship, and social welfare throughout the school, and to set an example for all others. They assisted in keeping order in the assemblies, and sold hats for the football jamboree. Loft to right. Row 1: Bill Wiitala, Bill Harrison. Row 2: Victor Gustafson. Herman Wmtorhollor. Evorett Bernhardt. Ed Bernhardt, Curtis Knight. Ron Wvlam, Jim Wilkorson, Johnnie Warren, Bill McCoy, Bob Flood. Luthor Strong Ben Cathcart, Doug Minoau. Pat Christenson. Row 3: Miko Noco, Tom Baird, Norman Peterson, Dick Larson. Don Wetstoad, Eddie Reynolds, Jerry Kadloc, Arden Munson, Jim Springor. Roger Barbour, Eugene Wilkerson. Donny Rodin, Charles Geldaker. Row 4: Ken Kunzlor, Gary V eitz, Jim Ellis, Arliss Dietz, Leonard Olson. Georgo Grant. Jewell Baily, Richard Curtis. Jerry Mikeworth. Gordon Campbell, Julius Strong. Bud Higgins. Row S: Bob Thurman. Mel Sweet. Row 6: Ron Googin, Clay Haner, George Janssens. Glen Johnson. Wayne Honry. Garry Gorsline. Mickey Gray. Dave Wanaka. Don Coffin Row 7: Dave Mvors. Larry Yan-kanskas. Terry Talbot, Charles Cantor. Larry Shaw. David Roth, Dick Stables. Mr. McCoy. TEDDYETTES Miss Worden, advisor 86 They are to be of service to Roosevelt High School in any way that they can. They usher at all auditorium events and serve at all teas. They also help in city affairs. Left to right. Row 1: Jean Mounce, Kay Mills Row 2: Sharon Downing, Elaine McDonald Row 3: Juanita Brooks. Almira Tooley Row 4: Phyllis Moore. Judv Long. Row 5: Joan Hanson. Betty Robinson. Row 6: Rosalyn Swett. Beverly Chitwood Row 7: Ann Wagoner. Maria Finell. Row 8: Earlene Simmons. Barbara Eastman. Bernice Stover, Janet Hamilton. Pat Ross. Mavis Simmons. Joanne Love. Heather Stroup. Lois Wirkala. Yvonne Kleiv. Shirley Hutchins. Maroaret Stevenson. Row 9: Diano Spath. Joan Dennis, Betty Schields. Dolores Dillroo. Lillian Ragan. Joanne Miller. Nancy Eyestone, Karen Kloinberg. Carol Saunders. Diane Phillips. Pat Kellogg. Billio Juno White. Barbara Johnson, Pat Marineau. OFFICE STAFF The girls in the office help group help the secretaries, answer phones, and wait on the people at the desk. They help in any other office duties. Leit to right Row 1: Jeni Fennimore. Deanna Antonsen, Georgina Tognatti. Lilian© Elion, Julianno V anaka, Janice Lynch. Barbara Perron. Beverly Johnson. Evelyn Lolland. Carol Wirkkala Row 2: Lois Wirkkala, Carol Sacket. Carolyn Sundin. Karen V ang. Mary Jane Hutchinson. Joanne Feoco. Marilyn Paulson. Eva Akin. Blanche Krulick, Clyle Lester. Duane Nail, Helen Taylor, Pat Ross. Janice Extreme Back: Kay Mills. Janet Hamilton. Larry Caldwell. Mike Billiar. Bill Pashloy. The office practice students mimeograph the tests for the teachers, and publish the Freshman Handbook, constitutions for clubs, production work OFFICE PRACTICE for the Dad's Club and P.T.A. Mrs. Robinson, adviser Leit to right Row 1: Geraldine Fenimore, Sharon Maunu. Row 2: Pat Ross. Lois Wirkkala. Carol Sackett Row 3: Gayle Jensen. Janet Hamilton. Marilyn Heigel, Karen Wang, Mary Jane Hutchinson Row 4: Barbara Abella. Jean Mounce, Beverly Kaer. Billie Jean White. Row 5: Mrs. Robinson. Bill Wntala, Bob Kirkland. Ron Slyter. 87 ROUGHRIDERS Mr. Rassmusson. adviser The Roughriders are one of the new clubs of the school organized this year. They try to improve the school in every way. Their duties are to patrol the halls and supervise the observing of the school rules. Left to right. Row I: Gary Gorslino. George Janssens Row 2: Doug Westlund Terry Cannon. Herman Wintorhollar Row 3: Dick Larsen. Dick Sauter. Bill Pashley. Row 4: Bob Winkler. Dick Caicagno Row 5: Dick Burger. Jim Raycralt. Bill Wiitala. Row S: Jon Hansen. John Stuart. Duane Huglet. Jay Sturtivant. Row 7: Larry Quinn Row 8: Tom Smith. Dale Erickson. Boyd Thomas. Row 9: Gary Royso. Daryle Russell. Dennis Raugaust Row 10: Mickey Grey. George Grant. Richard Curtis Row 11: Dave Wanaka. Bob Richardson. Russoll Thorne. Bob Flood. Row 12: Larry Shaw. Dave Roth. Curtis Knight. Charles Geldker. Dennis Rodin. Bill McCoy. Dick Kennedy The purpose of Ticketeers is to sell tickets for Senior Class Plays, the TICKETEERS music department and collect the tickets for pay assemblies. M.„ Lar-on M. s. Robinson. { (t to right. Row I: Carol Tomkins. Sandra Shorthouse. Doronc Landerville. Avis Beyer. Arleta Mar- quette. Duane Nail. Helen Taylor. Row 2: Mrs Larson, adviser; Beverly Pearson. Donna Donnelly. Leona Stnngham. Joan Miller. Joan Hendricks. Sharon Maunu, Marilyn Larson. Pat Ross Row 3: Mrs Morning, adviser; Joan Dennis. Mary Jo Baird. Alice DeVisher. Dianne Spoth. Betty Robinson. Kathleen Beatty. Carol Schild. Marilyn Paulson. 38 CLUB PRESIDENTS This organization organizes and administers club programs. They Mr. Craig, adviser planned club events and presented the variety show, ''Sketchbook. REG. PRESIDENTS Mr. Craig, adviser Each one of this group represents his reg room. They are to promote better citizenship, and government in school and to perform school services. Their activities have been the campus clean-up. 89 READY TEDDIES Miss Murphy, adviser Ready Teddies lend a helping hand to those in need. They have made projects to brighten the patients in the hospitals and to entertain them. From center up. left to right: Dorothy Landstreot. Judy Howes. Judy Loro. Maureen Hall. Botty Johnson. Helen Wolfe, Janice Petorson. Miss Murphy, Pat Llewellyn. Maxine Weaver. Korsttn Persson. Suzanne Zimmerdahl, Donna Cameron. Dorothy Bolen, Elvera Eiltz, Kay Howard. May Pederson, Janice Kincaid. BOOK ROOM ATTENDANTS Mrs DeLano. adviser The book room attendants are to check in new books and check out books to teachers and students for classroom work. Left to right. Row 1: Wanda Bunker. Dorothy Wosnick. Mrs. Do Lano. Victor Gustafson Row 2: Nancy Moore, Grace Sweotland. Vivian Hardy. Row 3: Ruth Orr. Audrey Smith. Eva Rhoten Row 4: Carolyn Sundquist. Ruth Besson. Shirley Imdieke. Shirley Morrison Row Si Anita Mayhack. Bevorly Lowe. Faye Linstrom Row $: Beverley Chitwood. Barbara Johnson. Billie June V hite. 90 FIRE SQUAD Mr. Craig, advisor The purpose of the Fire Squad is to organize and administer fire drills. The two captains were Bob Flood and Ron Gotcher. Front: Bob Flood. Ron Gotcher. Row 1: Wilma Sauter. JoAnn Cooper, Evolyn Lolland, Sally Slushor. Nadine Levin. Beverly Vanek, Willie Willis. Rachael Foltz. Lois Griffith. Barbara Helger-son. Jane Newvillo. Nancy Biddle. Donna Strait. Janet Cox. Carolyn Lundquist Row 2: Ina Severson. Suzi Luening. Sally Coad. Donna Tappins. Lois Kennedy. Billie Jean Montag. Kay Morrill. Botty LaPorte. JoAnn Coad. Judy Elmlund, Bev Kaor, Lillian Ragan. Row 3: Bill Harrison. Richard Calcagno. Jim Wilkorson. Bob Richardson. Dick Kenedy. Bon Cathcart, Curtis Knight. Russel Thorne. Larry Smith. Larry Quinn. George Janssens. Row 4: Luthor Strong. Bob Gortmaker. Gary Royse. Wendell Holladay. Norman Peterson. Daryle Russel, Horm Winter-holler. Roland Gonzales. Don Weltsted. Row S: Larry Martin. Chuck Olson. Don Royse. Tom Smith. Dale Erickson. Duano Huglot. Snook Olsen Gary Gorsltno Row 7: Richard Gonzales. Don Collin. Dave Wanaka. Ron Oaks. John Stewart. Pat Christensen. Ed Reynolds. George Grant Row 8: Julius Strong. Dave Roth. Larry Shaw. Ed Hogan. DANCE COMMITTEE Mrs Cassanell. adviser This committee plans all the school dances for the year, and decorates for them. Some of their main dances have been the Christmas Formal, Freshie Court Dance, and the Deb's Dance. Middle: Billie Jean Montag. Jim Springer. Duano Nail. Don Collin Lelt to right. Row 1: ftary Lou Imdieke George Grant. Jean Paul. Susie Luoning. Leonard Adams. Jean Tavlor. Jim Carrol, Mary Calcagno Barbara Nesting, Mike Bopp. Gaylo Jensen. Vern Savola. Vanda Cummings. Sandra Taylor. Row 2: Dick Truskey. Donna Tappins. Dick Larsen. Halen Taylor. Duano Huglot. Sally Slushor. Joe Justice. Pat Montag. Chuck Olson. Sally Klein. Jerry Mikeworth. Lois Kennedy. Ron Gotcher. 91 « Lett to right. Row 1: Vivian Hardy, Dodc Hughes. loan Hendricks. Pat Darrah, Diano Carlson, Horace Johnson. Dick Stablos. Row 2: Lloyd Higgens. Joyce Jensen. Alice Weatherford, Dorothy Landstreet. Doris Klein. Jean Richardson. Frosty Holladay. Dick Stephens. Row 3: Jorry Mikoworth. Clyne Harman. Kathy Regan, Joan Hamilton. Ina Severson, Jerrie Wilson, Verne Preston, director. ORCHESTRA Mr. Preston, adviser The Orchestra is to share their music with the community and school. A few of their activities have been: participating in the All-City Orchestra Program, playing for assemblies, and other organizations. 92 BAND Mr. Preston. adviser The highlight of the year for this group was the All-City Band Festival. They perform to raise money for various organizations, public relations entertainment, advancement of music and good fellowship. They participate in parades, football and basketball games, and for entertainment at programs. Row 1: Ken Glaser, Marjorie Roth, Virginia Grotjohn. Carol Brantley, Carol Ramseth, Larry Robinson. John Thurman, Jerome Eyestone. Duane McIntyre, Don Moe, Jim Mounce. Row 2: Betty Vogol, Don Blehm. Leorabell Kirlcendall, Barbara Bennett, Lester Asklund. Ken Loveall, Carol Eyestone. David Brechbiel, Eddie Karth. Row 3: Rosalie Clairmore, Darleen Ferres, Jackie Carlson. Betty Johnson. Helen Wolff, Carolyn Tomkins. Donna Cameron, Sue Ellis, Kathryn Riddle. Lloyd Higgcns. Row 4: Dick Smith. Dick Fillion, Dick Spohn. Larry Nowman, Charles Scougalo, Dorothy Landstreet, Joyce Losee, Ron Blohm, Dick Peters. Row 5: Judy Jensen. Joyce Jensen, Doris Klein, Dedo Hughes, Pat Darrah, Jean Richardson, Frosty Holladay, Vivian Hardy. Albert Crisman. Charles Clifford Moore, Dick Stophens. Row S: Sam Bennett. Luther Strong, Louis Larson, Clyde Harmon, Norval Danielson. Horace Johnson. Jack Selland. Jerry Mikeworth, Verne Preston, Director 93 The Boys Ensemble provides entertainment for community groups. Some of their activities have been to sing for assemblies, a wedding, for BOYS ENSEMBLE two church dinners, the Dad's Club, Kiwanis Club, Lodge groups and hos- Mr. Brewer, Advisor pital Wards. Left to right. Doug Mineau. Richard Calcagno, Bob Richardson. Dick Sauter, Arden Munson. Jim Springer. Ed Hogan. This group provides entertainment for community groups and ad-t? vanced instruction for talented singers. Activities for the year were: sing- GIRLS ENSEMBLE ing for the Roosevelt High School P.T.A., Daughters of the Nile, and for the Mr. Brower, advisor Roosevelt High School patrons, and for the student body. Left to right Lois Wirkkala. Karen Wang. Margarot Stevenson. Cynthia Sherman, Deanna Parton. Gladys Brown. Arlene Owens 94 CHOIR Mr. Brewer, adviser This organization is to develop the most advanced vocal talent in the school, and to present to the community the standard choral works. Their activities have been to sing for assemblies, a P.T.A. group, Daughters of the Nile, Kiwanis Club, for Christmas, at the Barnes Hospital, and Roosevelt High School patrons. Left to right: Row 1: Doris Grocn. lone Ferner. Rosomary Ridenour. Nora Goff, Arlene Owens. Dorcne Landreville. Roberta Thrailkill. Phyllis Moore, Margaret Stephenson. Joan Hamilton, Rosalio Hoke. Maria Finnell. Sharon Boyd, Janet Fowler. Carol Sundquist. Carol Saunders. Helen Taylor, Evelyn Vanderwal, Isabella Nopolean. Row 2: Kathleen Boatty, Donna Hickman. Anita Mayhack. Shirley Hutchins. Rosemarie Burdick, Gladys Brown. Pat Manneau, Nancy Dune, Linda Long. Marilyn Hanson. Arleta Marauotte. Betty Cnambers, Dorothy Hickman. Barbara Perron. Deanna Parton. Faye Lindstrom. Cynthia Sherman. Janet Woaver, Sandra Shorthouse. Row 3: Mr. Brewer. Gerry Gardnor, Larry Caldwell. Bob Harding, Bob Richardson. Bob Moilanen, Dick Sauter. Barbara Holgerson. Sandra Harris. Jim Springer. Ed Hogan. Loster Askland. Guy Larson. Kenny Grant, John Tucker. Row 4: Charles Childress. Clayton Haner, Ron Goggin. Don Carlson. Richard Calcagno, Doug Minoau. Dennis Rodin. The purpose of this group is to provide entertainment for the spectators at the games. Some of their activities have been to march at the MAJORETTES Football Jamboree, dance in the Ranger Assembly and march in the Fairy- Mr. Preston, advisor land Parade. Left to right: Wilma Sauter, Joan Brown. Ina Sevorson. Barbara Vosnick. Botty Bovoridge. Sally Slusher. Jim Mounce. Joanno Foster. Janet McNealy. Rosalie Hoke. Linda Petorson. JoAnn Cooper, Wanda Bunker. 95 Dick Siables; Bob Richardson. Yell King; Dick Kennedy. From front to back: Nancy Eyestone, Beverly Kacr. Lillian Ragan, JoAnn Coad, Marilyn Hoigel, Roberta Linguist. This year's Rally Squad was one of Roosevelt's best. They showed outstanding pep in leading yells at games and pep assemblies. They turned in one of the best performances at the state tournament. We certainly wish them all the best of luck after graduation. Teddy Rally Squad jumps for joy after winning the City championship: Marilyn Hoigel. Dick Stables, JoAnn Coad. Lillian Ragan, Bob Richardson. Beverly Kaer. Nancy Eyestone. Dick Kennedy. Roberta Linguist. 97 The purpose of this group is to study International Relations and help encourage friendliness of the peoples of other countries and study their I. R. L. problems. They are also to promote social relationship betv een other Mr. Georgo. Adviser schools. A few of their activities were a stage meeting and a city I.R.L. tea. Lelt to right. Bovoriy Pearson. Mary Ann Siebens. Dorothy Hickman. Judy Long. Nancy Eyestono. Mr. George, advisor. Dianne Phillips. Phyllis Moore. Truth Roberts. Jack Manning. This club is for those who are interested in writing stories, poems, etc. They meet, and write, then they read their compositions out loud and dis-PEN-ITS cuss th® Quality of them. Miss Coffman. Adviser Loft to right. Row 1: Sharon Downing. Pat Kellogg. Joan Dennis. Row 2: Vicki Dairs. Linda Hamren. Elaine McDonald. Wilma Sauter. John Tucker. Harold Erickson. Gerrie Smith, Barbara Johnson, QQ Joanne Hendricks. Marilyn Martin. Marilyn Thompson. The purpose of this club is to perform school services. Some of the activities for the year were: teaching freshman and sophomores how to dance, bringing and arranging flowers for the offices, and taking gifts of candy and popcorn to the children at the Shrine Hospital. They also SEIDDET bought and decorated school Christmas trees and went caroling at the Miss Bond, advisor Shrine Hospital. For their own pleasure they had a slumber party. Front to back: Sally Coad. Pat Montaq, Janice Olson. Ardyce Patchin. Julianne Wanaka. Janice Brice, Donna Tappins. Lois Kennedy. Joan Paul. Linda Peterson, Jerry Wilson, Beverly Johnson. Jean Taylor. Karon Larsen. Joan Paul, Evelyn Lolland. Joan Tyler. Shirley Frost, Donna Frazier, Carolvn Blomquist. Wilma Sautor. Marilyn Martin, Phyllis Foltz, Mary Lou Imdieke, Judie Riley, Miss Bond. Their purpose is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school, and community, high standards of Christian character. Some of the ac-ST. JOHNS M-Y tivities were joint meetings with girl's clubs, participating in the annual Dr. Wolfe. Advisor Sweethearts Ball, and having a basketball team. Bottom to top. Row 1: Dick Sautcr. Row 2: John Stuart, Tom E. Smith. Row 3: David Olson. Denver Vance. John Lundquist. Dick Thompson. Row 4 Jim Raycrait, Dan Maher. Jerry Knudson, Miko Quinn. Ed Bernhardt. Row S: John Kline, Everett Bernhardt, Ed Davis. Bob Thierman, Terry Cannon. Nelson Baker, Gary Royse. SPARTACUS HI-Y Dr. Curtis, adviser This club was organized to create, extend, and maintain Christian character throughout the school and the community. They have had joint meetings with Jefferson and Lincoln High Schools. They have also participated in the Youth Government and had a beach trip at Seaside. Row Is Ben Cathcart, Russel Thorne. Row 2: Jerry Kadlec. Bob Richardson. Ron Gotchor. Dick Stables. David Roth, Arden Munsen. Larry 8uinn. Row 3: Joe Joseph. Bob Flood. Mike McCauley. Row 4: Wondall olladay, Jim Mounce. ftichard Calcagno. Duane Huatet. Bob Reid. Don Cathcart. Joe Justice. Row 5: Dick Kennedy, Larry Snaw, Dave Wanaka Don CoJfln, Wayne Heigle. 100 SR.HONOR SOCIETY Mr. Roundtree, advisor This society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character in pupils at Roosevelt High School. A few of their activities have been to operate the snack bar during basketball games, and to sell Sadie Hawkins Day tags. Loft to right Row 1: Jean Mounco, Margaret Stephenson. Linda Long. Lois Wirkkala. Joanne Love Janet Fowler, Marilyn Brandenborg. Dorone Landerville. Alice Weatherford, Ina Severson. Nadine Levin. Carolvn Lundquist, JoAnn Cooper. Roberta Linquist. Maria Finnell. Judy Long. Sharon Boyd Row 2: Kay Mills. Pat Ross. Sharon Maunu. Nancy Eyestono. Shirley Cole. Joan Donnis. Shirley Colvin. Barbara Johnson. Joan Hansen. Heather Stroup. Sharon Downing. Joyce Jensen, Arlota Marquette. Mavis Simmons. Almira Tooley. Juanita Brooks Row 3: Betty Schild. Carol Thompson. Sally Klein. Bernice Stover. Yvonne Kleiv. Sharilyn Berglund. Eva Akin. Diane Spath, Betty Robinson. Billie June White. Pat Kellogg. Sandra Lind. Joanne Hendricks. Diane Carlson. Roselyn Swett. Beverly Chitwood. Marilyn Paulson. Row 4: Duane Nail, Jeanne Feoco. Shirley Hutchins. Margie Wilkins. Helen Taylor. Row S: Joanne Millor. Marilyn Heigel, Sandra Harris. Glenda Hasburger. Rosemary Ridenour, Phyllis Morre. Marilyn Beardsley. Rosalie Alexander. Kathleon Beatty, Carol Ramsoth, Deanna Hughos. Diane Phillips. Joyce Losoo. Dorothy Hickman. Audrey Smith. Isabella Napolean. Delores Dillreo. Sharon Schoenhut. Row 6: Richard Pabst. Gerry Gardner. Ken Glasor. Ron Kincaid. Bob Cole. Jim Heath. Jack Manning, Mike Billiar. Bill Pashley. Bill McCoy. Donnis Rodin. Row 7: Boyd Thomas. Charles Childress. Gordon Campbell. John Stuart. Wayne Heigel. Richard Curtis. Charles Geldakor. Norman Peterson. Bill Wiitala. Bill Harrington. Jim Johnson. 101 JR. HONOR SOCIETY Mrs Morning advisor Its aim is to stimulate an interest in academic achievement. Their activities have been their meetings. Rita Abdala. Diane Adamson. Carolyn Barnett, Linnea Berglund. Barbara Bauman. Barbara Bischofl. Janet Boraas. Kathryn Boyce. Elira-heth Brandt. Frederic Brandt. Carol Brantley. Ethol Braun. Lou Ann Buck, Donna Caldwell. Joyce Card. Margaret Carlson. Barbara Chapman. Dorlea Charbonneau, Marilyn Dahlen. Patricia Darrah. Pcnolle Donaldson. Joan Eggison Diane Enright. Robert Erickson. Eileen Evans. Code Farris. Jim Forris. Darleen C Ferros. Paul F:alstad. Phyllis Foltz. Joanne Foster. Rita Foster. Donna Lee Frazier. Coburn Freer. Diane Gadotti. Virginia Grotiohn. Linda Hamron. Fay Harrison. Rogor Hoigel. Donna Hickman. June Hohenser. Rosalie Hoke. Frosty Holladay, Kay Howard, Lois Hucbncr, Betty Jo Jenkins. Beverly Jermann. Betty Jean Johnson. Beverly Johnson Robert M Johnson Sharon Keele, Carolyn Kehrlt. Sharon Kellv. Carolyn Ketel. Janice Kincaid. Wayne King, Sherry Kitto. Juanita Klassert. Jacqueline Kuntz. Karen Larson. Louis Larson. Pat Lewellyn. Janice Lynch, Joan McCandlish, John McCanloy. Sally McFadden. Melba Mckinnon Marilyn Martin. Janet Matson. Anita Mayhock. Jerry Mikeworth. Keith Miller. Nancy Moore. Donald Murray. Carol O'Hearnc. Patricia Kkcsson. Valery Otey. Mario Joan. Paul May Pederson. Barbara Perron. Carol Ann Petorson. Linda Peterson. John Petke. Janice Phillips Joan Pritchard. Robert Read. Joyce D Remmick. Lou Ann Richardson, Frederick Robinson. Donna Sarrctt. Vorn Savola Ariol Schulenbetg. Dickson C Smith. Gerris Smith. Jerrv Sorenson. Grace Sweetland. Gaye Talbot. Jean Taylor. Mari Jewoll Thomas. Georgina Tagnatti. John Tucker, Joan Tyler. Maurocn Vest. Maxine Weaver, Jack Weiblon. Carol V esterby. Kathryn Westorhout. Eugene Whttnev. Thomas Williams. Jerrv Ann Wilson. Sheila Ann Wilson. Janice Winchester. Helen olti. Joanne Lee Wood, Dorothy Woznick 102 SKI CLUB Mr. D. T. Smith, adviser This club is to develop and encourage the sport of skiing and to organize ski trips. They went on a ski trip December 12, 1953. Loft to right. Row 1: Ranell Donaldson. Karen Brovig. Louie Larson. Jerry Mikeworth. Mr. D. T. Smith, Dale Erickson, John Stuart. Richard Peacock. Row 2: Pat Thompson. Kenny Grant, Dolores Dillreo, Boyd Thomas, Robert Whitney, Billie Jean Montag, Sally Klein, Irmajean Scott, Betty Schild. G. A. A. Mrs. Selberg, adviser The G. A. A. is to further interest in girls' athletics and promote a spirit of comradeship and good sportsmanship among the girls. Their activities for the past year were: inter-team tournaments in volley ball, basketball, and softball. They had swimming parties, hikes, tumbling, trampoline, tennis and badminton. Left to right. Row I: Man Jowcl Thomas. Jean Weimer. Mane Johnson. Joyce Rommick. Betty Vogel, Peggv Simpson. Miska Halt, Diane Enright. Joan Eggison. Dorothy Landstrect. Carol O'Hearnc. Bar-ba� a Bischoff Row 2: Moy Pederson. Melba McKennon. Elvira Eiltz. Patty Case. Joan McKandlish, Sandra Tavlor, Sandra McGrow. Janet Adkins. Donna Cameron. Shirley Flora. Helen Wolfe. Row 3: Caroline Adkins. Gail Hendrickson. Joyce Losee. Janice Benson. Virginia Hopkins. Joanne Kesh, Jan Phillips. Betty Jo Jenkins, Beverly Jermann. Sharon Widimcr, Faye Harrison. Sandra Bauer. Row 4: Arietta Marquette. Beverly Caddy. Pat Bennett. Crcssie McDonald. Marilyn McLennan. Bar-baia Williams. Catherine McNamara. Lee Kirkendahl, Betty Johnson, Louise Spencer. Vicky Davis Joan Farnsworth. Mrs. Selberg. 103 HORIZON Mrs. Weatherford, adviser One of the high points for this group was an all-city potluck dinner. Others were a camping trip and a Christmas dance. Having fun with other Horizon Clubs and serving is the way the club keeps together. Sitting, right to left: Carole Waddington. Betsy Brandt. Lou Ann Richardson, Janot Cole. Sheila Wilson. Mary Ella Lambers. Linda Coffey. Nancy Moore. Carolyn Koto! Standing. left to right: Wanda Bunker. Betty Thoirman. Carolyn Barnett, Virginia Grotjohn. Pat OkessoJV Sherry Kitto Maureen Vest. Barbara Perron, Dons Kline. Kay Westerhout, Carol Pctorson. Joyce Card. TOPPER COMMITTEE Nancy Campbell, adviser 104 The committee planned numerous dances at the St. Johns Y.W.C.A. on Friday nights, hanging of the greens, ntered a princess in the All-City Y-Teen formal, and participated in Y.W.C.A. World Fellowship Week. Left to right. Row I: Dick Kennedy. Bob Richardson. Herman Winterholler. Richard Gonzales Row 2: Sandra Harris, Kay Morrill. Marilyn Heigel. Judy Elmund. Lois Griffiths. Ben Cathcart, Joann Cooper. Row 3: Diane Kaer. Barbara Vosnick. Sally Slusher. Billy Jean Montag. Row 4 Ron Gotcher, Joe Joseph. Russel Thorne. Dale Erickson. Bob Flood. SPANISH CLUB Mrs. Richards, advisor This club dims to promote Spanish and good relations with Spanish speaking countries, to study the activities ol these countries. For their activities, they keep a display in the main hall and celebrate holidays in Spanish style. I lt to right. Row 1: Virginia McLarty. Audrey Smith, Grace Swcotland. Nancy Moore. Barbara Perron. Patty Okesson. Donna Donnelly, Mrs. Anne Richards. Row 2: Mary Headley. Arlene Goin. Willio Lou Washington. Gloria Edwards. Eva Photon. Jacqueline Roc. Marilu Foss. Marlene Bart-Row 3: Janet Noble. Vonitia Mannhalter. Gordon Campbell. Bill Wntala. Harold Erickson Row 4: Robert Erickson. Norman Dodge. Jim Ferris. Bob Kirkelie. Jim Heath. Richard Hansen. Tom Combs Row S: Richard Pabst. Larry Yankauskas. Albert Bickel. Mike Billiar 105 AZAMMA Miss Franks, adviser This is a social and a service club. Some of their activities have been: spaghetti dinner, slumber party, candy cane sale, and a Christmas party for mothers. Loit to right and around: Marilyn Paulson. Carolyn Sundauist. Diane Spath. Elizabeth Brandt, Nancy Moore. Anita Mayhack. Evelyn Vendor-wal, Diane Phillips. Roberta Thrailkill. Vona Lanyon, Loretta Magnet, Anna Bell Wagoner. Sharon Kelly. Barbara 3ennett. Eva Akin, Judy Sopor. Londa Powell. Carolyn Kerhlio. Sharon Boyd. Across the middle: Betty Chambers, Heather Stroup. Gcrric Smith, Jean Pritchard. Janet Porter. ! 06 uUUhJ -z' §§j AMICITIA Mrs. Moore, adviser Its dim is to promote friendship between girls at Roosevelt. They have had joint meetings with Jefferson and Franklin High Schools. They also had an installation dinner at the Town Tavern, a slumber party, and a Christmas Dance. Lell !o right. Row 1: Virginia Grotjohrt, Rosalie Alexander, Betty Thier-man. Pat Odgen. Earlene Simmons. Nora Morgus, Joyce Losee. Joan Mounce, Kay Mills. Joyce Jensen. Judy Dickens. Phyllis Moore. Carol Ramseth. Frosty Holladay, Rosmary Ridenour. Row 2: Janet Moore, Dons Inskeep, Carol Hepner, Gloria Jenson, Deanna Parton, Karen Klein-burg, Janet Hamilton, Sharon Schoenhut, Mavis Simmons. Gayle Jensen. Carolyn Ketel, Barbara Perron. Arleta Marquette. Sitting on top: Dolores Dillrcc, Joanne Love, Truth Roberts. Marilyn Brandenberg. Betty Schild. 107 AEQUUS Mrs. Cowon, advisor Aequus held an installation dinner at the Town Tavern. They had a swimming party, spaghetti dinner, sponsored the Sock Hop with Spar-tacus, and had two teas lor new members. Top of bonch: loan Hamilton. Lois Kennedy. lamce Brice. Carol Brantly. Front, loft to right and around: Rachael Foltz, Clyle Lester. Arloene Lmdstrom. Marilyn Hoigol Phyllis Foltz. Sally Coad. Beverly Johnson. Donna Tappins, Jean Tavlor. lulianne Wanaka, Pat Noilan, Dolores Ohlson. Carolyn Sowards. Roberta Linguist. Balance Krulick. Betty Joan Wilson Kings is the only boys' social club at Roosevelt. It had joint meet-ings with Gamma Sig. Tiske, Copium. Its purpose is to maintain and create KINGS better social feelings betv een students and schools. Colors: Amber and White. Left to right Row 1: Curtis Knight. Don Coffin Row 2. Larrv Quinn. Dick Kennedy. Russell Thome. Wendell Holladay Row 3: Terry Cannon. Jur. Wilkorson Row 4: Bob Roid. David Olson Row 5: Darryl Russell Jerry Kadlec Row 6: Tom Smith. Wayno Heigel. Row 7: John Stuart. Jim Mounce Row 8: George Joseph. Chuck Olson; Dick Stables. David Roth Row 10: Larry Smith. Duane Hug-let Row II: Ben Cathcart. Dale Erickson. Dick Burger. Don Royso. Ron Gotchor. Dave Wanaka. Leonard Olson. Dennis Rodin. Ed Hogan. Doug Westland. John Lindquist Gary Royso Middle: Larry 108 Shaw Jim Springer. Ron Hopkins. Bob Richardson. The purpose of Ugenies is to UGENIES promote better understanding Mr . Cowon. advisor between girls of all terms. Their social activities have been: joint meetings, slumber parties, pot-luck and bowling parties. Left to right: Front: Helen Taylor, Jeanne Feoco. Karen Wang, Pat Ross, Marilyn Wang, Vonita Smetstead, Janice Lynch. Marilyn Larsen, Nancy Eyestone, Sharon Maunu, Loanah Stringham, Lois Wirkkala. Carol Sackett. Back: Duane Nail, Linda Long, Margarot Carlson, Carol Wirkkala. Ev-olyn Lolland, Margie Roth, Jerri Ann Wilson, Sally Milos. Janice Otto-boni, Trolva Williams Mary Calcagno. Joan Jansen, Pat Marineau. 109 ZHRODA Mrs. Williams, advisor The main idea of this club is to promote friendship among sophomore, junior, and senior girls. They have had a ski party and a slumber party. Also they had joint meetings and a candy sale. They also went caroling with Spartacus and packed a Christmas box for a needy family. Top of Z: Jo Ann Cooper. Donna Holman. Willi® Willis. Suzanne Luen-sng, Sally Slushcr. Sandra Harris. Jo Ann Coad. Nadino Levin, Bovorly Kaor. Lois Griffith. Belly La Porto. Donna Strait, Janel Cox. Barbara Helgerson. Judy Elmlund. Roborta Eller. Nancy Biddle. Carolyn Lund- quist. Jane Newville, Kay Morrill, Margie Clark. no LUANA This club had joint meetings with the Trails of Jefferson. They had a dinner for their new officers and a tea for the new members. Other activities include a date spaghetti dinner, and joint meetings with Guako and Pharoh. Top oi L. across: Deanna Hughos. Marlyn Carlson. Janet McNoaly, Margie Brown. Joan Paul. Shirley Frost. Eva Jean Norstodt; Ardyce Patchm. Billio Jean Montag. Janice Anderson Bottom of L. back row. left to right: Diane Kacr. Jean Paul, Sandra Patterson. Shirley Stanphill. Karen Larsen; front row: Joanne Foster, Sandra Kraft. Barbara Vosnick. Katy Ragan, Dianne Arnason COSMO-KI This club is one of the many social clubs of Teddy High. A couple of their activities have been a tea for their new members and a slumber party. Mr::. Robinson, adviser Front, right to left; Betty Pence. Jean Richardson. Marilyn Gardner. Mary Alice Headly. Joaft Carson, Janice Linkmeyer. Juno Kesterson. Sheryl Kester. Vivian Hilemen. Jacky Schnocwcis, Jo Pence. Marilyn Brown. Sharon Hogue, Shirley Morrison, Darlene Bills. Barbara Addi, Wanda Moyon, Eunice Skyles. Carol LeFores. Karen Waterman, Ruth Orr. Joan Peterson. Norma Muse. Mrs. Robinson, advisor. This club is a service to the KEY school and the community. Mr. McDaniels, adviser They sell and take tickets at football and basketball games. Row 1: lack Manning. Bob Cole, Bob Kirkland. Jerry Noe, Jim Heath. Jim Walker. Roger Butler. Cliff Fauder. Jerome Harrington. David Myers. Noxl lino: Mr. McDaniels. Dick Patt. Jerry Yankauskas. Ron Slytor. Harry Thompson, Verdie Hetfey, Bob Root. Jav Sturiivant, Bill Pashley, Dick Peacock, Ron Wylam, Gordon Campbell. Victor Gustafson. 112 : • ■ 7C . WS J •+S U± m Z OPTIMIST Mr. Hovey. advisor The goal of this club is to perform school and community services, and to live up to the ideals of Senior Optimist. Their activities have been joint meetings with various girls clubs from different schools, planting Iris bed, and a basketball team. The highlights of the year were the Optimist Formal, Optimist All-City Pot-Luck, and collecting toys for the Toy and Joy Makers. Front, left to right and around: Jim Wilkerson. Richard Gonzales. Leonard Olsen. Darryl Russell, Norman Peterson. Dick Larson. Gary Gorse-hnc. Bill McCoy. George Grant, Bob V inkler, Ed Hogan. Mr. Hovoy (adviser). Jim Johnson. Doug Mineau, Eddie Reynolds. Terry Talbot, Doug Wostund. George Kent. Roland Gonzales. Charles Truskey, Jay Blair. Eugene Wilkerson. Don Wettstead. Herman Winterhollor. Charles Rothman. 113 QUIZ-EM Mr. Goorqe, advisor Our Quiz-'Em team was made up ol the veterans Jack Manning and Shirley Cole. They were assisted by several who worked with them. Mr. George was coach although Mr. Pfahl sponsored one program using a team consisting of Ken Glaser, Barbara Johnson, Fred Lorenz and Lynne Sorenson. 114 Left to right: Jack Manning. Shirley Colo, Jim Walker, Mr. George, Gerry Gardner. Ken Glaser. Ron Slytor. TRI-Y Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Shanks advisors Being social and serviceable is the main goal of this branch of the Y.W.C.A. Some of their activities have been a spaghetti dinner, point meetings, all-city formal dance, and Y.W.C.A. hanging of the greens. BoJtom 10 top. Row 1: Joan Donnis. Row 2: Paulette Oesogor. Darlene Talbot. Row 3: Avis Beyer, Arietta Marquette. Row 4: Janet Porter, Maria Finnetl. Row 5: Dianne Spath. Norma Thorp Row 6: Mary Jo Baird, Josephine Bethel Row 7: Nora Ann Golf. Shelia Simila. Carolyn Colley. Shirley Hutchins. Row 8: Margie Wilkins, Naomi Hogan, Joan Brown. Mary Gayle Salyers. Row 9: Arlene Hansen. Barbara Keller. Janet Weaver. Louramc Watts. Shirley Colvin. Beverly Pearson Twila aims to build a fellowship of girls dedicated to helping others and TWIT.A having fun filled lives. They have made scrapbooks for the veterans. At Christmas, they adopted a family and packed toys for the Toy and loy Makers. Left to right: Shirley Alton. Rosche Beam. Betty Martin. Shariee Houghton. Rose Napoleon. Deloros Patchin. Cathryn MacNamara. Della Ratliff. Rosalie Claumore. Deanna! Ratlill. Donna Sarrctt. Connie Edwards. Sharon Phillips Maria Lara. Lonella Clark, Pat Nelson. Janet Matson. Christine Nelson. Jeanne Milltm, Darlene Jitt 115 DADS’ CLUB An organization functioning for the purpose of rendering service to Roosevelt High School. Officers were: Otto C. Mills, president; Norm Green, vice-president; Ed Montag, treasurer; J. Ernie Thompson, secretary. NEW OFFICERS The nominating committee was: chairman, Earl Peterson, lack Gilliland, Glenn Knight, Herb Keierleber, Bill Hager and C. D. McDaniels. Nominations made were: Carl Farris and Bill Hager for president; Ernie Thompson and Bill Hager for vice-president; Harold Stuart and Wilbert Freer for secretary; L. Mikeworth, Bill Stevenson, Paul Erickson and Wilbert Freer for treasurer. Elected were: Farris, president; Thompson, vice-president; Stuart, secretary, and Freer, treasurer. Memorial Honors Deceased Graduate Seldom is there one particular student who leaves behind to school and loved ones, such proud and fond memories as has the late Stan McGuire. Stan graduated from Roosevelt in 1945. He was active in all sports activities. He was all-city in football, and outstanding basketball, baseball, and track. Stan’s Mother was the president of the F.T.A while her children attended school, and was honored last February, along with other past P.T.A. presidents, at the Founder's Day Meeting. After graduating from high school, Stan (Mug) McGuire, as his friends called him, enrolled at the Oregon State College in Corvallis. When he was only a sophomore, he was playing varsity football. By the time he reached his junior year, he had v on all coast acclaim for his outstanding feats on the Oregon State team. When he was a senior his teammates chose him as their captain. It was in January of his senior year in college that Stan was involved in a tragic tobogganing accident which ended his life and his football career. Peninsula school's faculty and students, and Roosevelt's Dads' club conceived the idea to erect a permanent memorial in Stan McGuire's honor. All contributions made it possible to offer some boy, not of necessity an athlete or a top scholar, a scholarship worth $180. The following clubs donated money: Peninsula school—where the Memorial originated; St. John's Business Men's Clubs; Roosevelt students, faculty. Dads' Club and the P.T.A. Friends of the various clubs also responded to the cause. Pacific Building Materials—Ready Mix concrete; Zuber Brothers Contractors.—furnished truck, lumber and foreman finisher; Wes Overall to build forms and to direct placing and finishing concrete; Soule Steel furnished reinforcing steel. Labor for grading, setting and placing came from Dads, Bob Luening, Gerald Carter, Owen Lynch and Bill Hastay. Roosevelt students Jack Weiblin and Code Farris worked on the excavation. The Ranger would like to make known the efforts of the following businessmen who have devoted time, materials, and work to such a worthy cause. Bun Thornton, Ready-Mix Concrete Co., Foot of Morris St. Leonard Zuber, Zuber Bros. Contractors, 3600 S. E. 28th. Mr. Fred Webster, Soule Steel, N. W. 35th and St. Helens. Mossbarger Studios, 8226 N. Jersey Mr. Wes Overall, 10447 S. E. Harold. A formal dedication is planned for the first home game of next year's football season. A bronze plaque, gift of Roosevelt student body, will be placed during the ceremony. The plaque is to read, Dedicated to the memory of Stan McGuire.” Standing: Mrs Wesley E. Burger. Mrs. J. H. Bonebreake. Miss Ruth Worden. Mr. H A York. Mrs. H M Phillips. Mrs. A. O. Gray. Mrs. John A. V irkala, Mrs Emily Johnson Sitting: Mrs Gerald J. Thomas. Mrs. I W. Gnfleth. Mrs C C. Sturtevant. Mrs Fred D. Lorenz. Mrs Earl N. Peterson. Mrs V . H. Stuart (president) Mrs O E Karth. Mrs W, A Prothero, Mrs C S Sherman. Mrs. H. S Kellogg. Mrs Robert Lucnnmg. P.T.A. The P.T.A. has had a most successful year. Interesting meetings, with good attendance. Special interest in scholarship and school activities. CUSTODIANS. From loft to right Fenton Wcstcrby. Jcromo Hastings. Clarene Freeburg, Mildred Elkins, Mike Gadotlc- Adolph Tavella Richard Stones. CAFETERIA STAFF. Left to right: Rosa Burrell, manager; Ethol Wilson. Cook; Victoria Halcomp. teacher's dining room; Glaydy Jeffrey, salads; Mary Hawk, snack bar; Margarot East, helper; Leota Munson, helper. 119 Dale Erickson and Aw' ! don’t boliovo it. intended for some follow rag-pickers. Pat Meyers. Roger Barbour. Jewel Baily and Carol Ramsoth reprosent tho typical Dog patch teen-age group. SADIE HAWKINS DAY Twirp week arrived at Roosevelt early in 1954 and was greeted by the cheers o( the boys and the sighs of the girls as they made ready to catch their man. At the Dance Dave Wanaka and Marilyn Larsen walked away with the title of the most appropriately dressed couple. 120 ,e d«Y 4 coit'n'e n iu8'!'oV, .,v, � •« jt«. 'he , ettnets part ot ,1 � • «= � “: ! ' SWjd 1' senior � ' acao«° V T£ ' Ut HA y ffrr� , KOh u°re • Political Ie «tfioo Cr° d c d,tl� ror,t ”°r ni 0« h,s'o0 '°n (ho ’ Pos'ors THE CAST Pa Hinkle........... Ma Hinkle .......... Marian Hinkle....... Wilbur Hinkle .. . Wayne Douglas ...... Stephen Krueger ---- Baron Oswald Mahler Leon ............... Emery .............. Duchess ............ Princess ........... Dilissa Destinn..... Wanda, artist model Page One............ Page Two............ 124 . . Ernie Rangstrand ...... Dianne ColofI Carolyn Lundquist ....... Arden Munson ....... Larry Smith ...... Jim Madison ........ Bill McCoy ...... Curtis Knight ...... Jim Springer ...... Audrey Smith (Nancy Eyestone '' | Lillian Ragan ........Karen Dixon ...... Sandra Harris (Judy Elmlund I Roberta Lindquist (Roberta Lindquist jVanda Cummins The royal family poses for a portrait. (Larry Smith, Caiolyn Lundquist. Ernie Rangstrand. Diane Colo!!, and Arden Munson.) THE CAST Mr. Gilbreth. Dad.......................Garold Gardner Mrs. Gilbreth, Mother .............. Juanita Brooks _ .. Nancy Eyestone Ernest,ne............................) Carol Sackett Frank.............................................Ernie Rangstrand Jackie ..................................Wanda Bunker Dan.................................................Jim Eller Bill ..................................Dale Richardson Fred ..................................... Don Storey Anne .................................... Lois Wirkkala Lillian ............................... Trelva Williams Martha ................................. Mavis Simmons Mrs. Fitzgerald, the housekeeper ...........Duane Nail Dr. Burton, the family doctor .............. Don Coffin Joe Scales, a cheerleader........................ David Cox Miss Brill, a teacher ................ Cynthia Sherman Larry, someone special ..........Robert Gortmaker The sound ot father's whistle brings on nine seconds oi contusion which results in this orderly line-up of the Gilbreth family Theodore Roosovelfs birthday was colobrated by tho student body with the annual assembly. Pall term student body president, Charles Geldaker. pins the wreath on the bust of the school's namosako. The pep squad put on sevora! assemblies during tho year Hero thoy are planning to go to Eugene via scootors, rollor-skatos and wagons (Roberta Lindquist, Joanno Coad. Dick Kennedy. Nancy Eyestone, and Lillian Ragan.) Garold Gardner, winnor of several speech ovonts. entertained tho student body with his rendition of The Flea Gang's Fust Cigar in one of the assemblies no is holding tho trophy he won at the Linlield The Easter assembly was put on by tho rii-Y organizations of Roosevelt. Spartacus and St. Johns Hi-Y sponsored tho somi-roltgtous program with the holp of the music department. 126 Some of the journalism students wore invited to go to the Portland Airport. Mickey Smith, Truth Roberts. Donna Holman, and Gary Royce look inside one of the pianos. And where are we going? Bob Richardson. Dick Kennedy. Dick Stables. Beverly Kacr, and Joanne Coad got ready to leave school for the state tournament. The band goes Greyhound The Ted music makers are off to play for some lucky people. 127 The five girls league presidents gel together lor a picture. (Joanne Love senior president; Billie June White president of all the girls; Marilyn Martin, freshman president; Lois Kennedy, sophotnoro president and Eva Akin, lumor president ) Several toas were sponsored by the girls league during the year They included, the Senior-Freshman toa. the Junior-Sophomore tea and the Freshman-Senior tea 128 The senior girls proved to the student body that there is nothing like a dame. and their rendition won first prize in the contest among the four classes. The junior girls picked April Showors as the back ground for their talented students. Dancing was the theme for the sophomore's presentation. Thoir program compared the dancing oi years ago with the present struggles now held on the dance-lloor. The freshman girls presented the highlights of the school activities during the year. Sandra Patterson and Dianne Arnoson wait ‘or Eva loan Oaks as she displays her neat locker. 130 Dick Kennedy and Charlotte Schmidt dance to the rhythms ol the juke-box in the social rooms. Etc- Dave, it's not that tunny. Marilyn Larsen explains the situation to steady Dave Wanalca. KlNCAlO 131 Football at Roosevelt Kneeling: Head Coach Frank O'Neil. Managors Allan Perkins and Jerry Kiltz. Assistant Coach Earl Younce. Row 1 Standing: Bill McCoy, Ben Cathcart. Jim Wil-korson. Bob Flood, Horman Winterholler, Curtis Knight. Norman Peterson. Bill Harrison. Doug Mineau. terry Kadlac. Luther Strong. Row 2: Eugono Wil-erson. Gary Weitz, Ed Roynolds, Ed Bornhardt. Rogor Barbour. Fred Lorenz. Donnis Rodin. Don Collin, Jim Ellis. Dick Larson Row 3: Glen Johnson. John Stuart, Jim Lawson. John Kline. Clayton Honor. Mel Swoot. Tom Baird, Duane Hugulet. Jewel Bailey. George Jannsans. Arlis Deitz. Row 4: Julius Strong. Ron Goggins. John Warron. Norval Danielson. Wayne Henry. Gary Gorsline, George Grant, Mickoy Gray, Don Wettstcad. Tom Smith, Bob Theirman. The Roosevelt Roughriders went through a very successful football season with six victories against only three reversals. With Mr. O'Neil at the helm for his third year he led the Teds to a victorious season with Mr. Younce as assistant coach. The Teds setbacks were at the hands of three of the top ranking teams in the state, Jefferson and Benson in league play and Grants Pass in the opening game of the season. All of these three teams went on to the state playoffs. Two of the Ted's senior backs. Herman Winter-holler and Curtis Knight were voted to the All-City team with Jim Wilkerson, tackle, and Luther Strong, end, placing on the second team. Center Doug Mineau and Guard Jerry Kadlac were placed on the third team. An all senior squad, this years team could have gone all the way with a few breaks. With Norm Peterson directing the team from his quarter-back slot and fleet footed Bob Flood and Herman Winterholler at the halfbacks and Curtis Knight at Fullback the Teds had both speed and power in the backfield. Rounding out the line were guard Bill Harrison, tackle Ben Cathcart and end Bill McCoy. Don Coffin was a stalwart in the middle of the Ted defensive line along with Jim Ellis, and Denny Rodin at the end position. Other seniors who played an important part in the Teddy football fortunes were Ed Bernhardt, fullback; Roger Barbour and John Warren, halfbacks; and Fred Lorenz end. With only one v eek of practice the Teddies took on the alv ays powerful Grants Pass Cavemen. The Teds played on even terms with the Cavemen in the first half and left the field with a 13-7 advan- tage. In the second half the Teds fell victim to the Cavemen power and experience as they went on to post a 26-13 victory. Eventually. Grants Pass advanced to the state finals and missed only by inches and precious seconds of becoming state champions. Roosevelt drew Washington in the Jamboree and went on to defeat them 47-0. The closest game was against Grant when the Teds edged out a 7-6 victory in a game played on a field of mud. Cleveland also gave the Teds a scare when they came within three points of the Roughriders 25-22. Other victories the Teddies chalked up during the season were 21-0 over Lincoln. 26-0 over Franklin, and a post season 13-0 win over Astoria. In the Astoria contest, by mutual agreement only sophomores and juniors were allowed to play in the second half. The game was played in a quagmire of mud but the underclassmen showed a good deal of promise. Next year Roosevelt will have an experienced signal caller in Mel Sweet and excellent runners with Arliss Deitz, George Jannsen and Julius Strong heading the list. With Eugene Wilkerson, Dick Larson, Don Wettstead, Eddie Reynolds, and Mickey Gray returning; the Teds will have a good line which shuld give opposing teams plenty of trouble. Ends Jewel Bailey and Gary Gorsline will prove good targets for quarterback Sweet's aerial thrusts. Roosevelt, as always, should field a good football team again in 1954. Row 1: Bill McCoy, Ben Cathcart, Bill Harrison. Doug Minea, Jerry Kadlec, Jim Wilkerson, Luthor Strong. IJow 2: Norm Peterson, Bob Flood, Curtis Knight, norm Winterholler. Row 1: Phillips Wilson. Heigle. DeFreitas Pylo. Love, Powers. Thomas. Fredrickson, Gather. Row 2: More. White. Delano. Hoover. Wilson. Borkott. Daryl Carpenter. Don Carpenter. Robinson Row 3: Barnes Holts, Parker. Evestone. Baren. 7rwin, Fassin. Brown Godfrey Row 4: Blehm. Alten. (box. -----------. Perkins. Smith. Spahn. G Drain Row 5: Hoyt. Staley. Wickersham. Goodwater. Carroll. Blackhorn. Preston. Phillips. Woodmyor. Row 1: Lloyd Ivey. Denver Vance. Don Cathcart. Jerry Barnett, Jerry Mikeworth, Bill Welch. Daryle Russell. Joe Thorpe, Tom Morris. Row 2: Joe Justice. Chuch Sweet. John Lundquist. Jerry Gardner. Dale Hoover. George Haggblom, Benny Low. Gene Whitney. Mike Kent. Row 3: Bill Smith, Roland Gonzales, Chef Green Rich Cambell. Carl Perciso. Bill McDonald, Seyman Patterson. Row 4: Bill Stu Frank Kasch, Jim Raycraft. Glenn Schuermyor, Don Murray, Darrol Brumbauah, Eugene Simons. Row 5: Dick Thompson. Charles Gantor, Coach McCoy. John Whito, Ed Tennyson. Not pictured: Don Hoyse. All-City Fullback Curtis Knight stiffarms Off Cleveland tackier. Halfback Arlis Doitz End Dennis Rodin blocks last hope of Indians as All-City Halfback Horm Win-terhaller scampers for a touchdown. Gt«n'4 Wett- Luthor Strong End Coffin FOOTBALL SCORES Roosevelt 47 — Washington Roosevelt 21 — Lincoln Roosevelt 0 — Benson Roosevelt 25 — Cleveland Roosevelt 26 — Franklin Roosevelt 7 — Grant Roosevelt 6 — Jefferson Roosevelt 13 — Grants Pass Roosevelt 13 — Astoria ie middle oi the ne was held up y stalwarts: J5uard Bill Harrison. Center Doug Mineau. Guard lorry Kadlec. r ood in 135 Wintorhollor stopped inches short of goalir.c by weary Indians. Doug Mineau, Bill Harrison. Ben Cath-cart, and Jerry Kadlec come up to investigate. Jerry Kadlec and Ar-lis Dietz pulverize Lincoln ballcarrier before Bill McCoy (31). Jim Wilkerson (23), Bill Harrison (21) and Curtis Knight reach slaughter. Knight finds opening as lineman Don V ett-stead gets two Cards with one blow. THE TEDS FEARLESS FIVE (Bill Wiitala. Rich Curtis. Donnis Rodin. Chuck Goldakor and Dave Wanaka) warm up (or crucial games in Eugene. Marv Rassmussen’s Whiz Kids Win City Title The Teddies went a long way by winning the city title and coming home with the fourth place trophy from the State Tournament. Marv Rasmussen coaching his fourth year at Roosevelt, worked his five seasoned veterans hard and finished the season with 22 victories and 4 losses. This v ill be a record for one of his teams in the future to try and break. The team was well balanced with a strong bench, plenty of spirit and hustle. They played as a team without individual stars. Each of the starting five played well throughout the season and all gained births on the all-city team. Rich Curtis and Bill Wiitala, guards, and Dave Wanaka, forward, made the dream team. Dennis Rodin, forward, made the second team, while Chuck Geldaker, center, received honorable mention. Curtis was the scoring leader of the team. Wanaka led the team in rebounds and was the preseason high scorer. Wiitala was the captain and long shot artist of the team. Geldaker hit his peak at the state tournament and led the team to fourth place. Rodin scored well throughout the season and was the most improved player from the preceding year. The Teds losses were to the State Champs, Milwaukie, 76-56 in a preseason encounter as the Mustangs fired over a .500 shooting percentage. The first came of the season down at Salem was dropped 50-46, but the Teds downed the Vikings later to even the series. The only loss in the city league was to Benson 58-48, mainly because the team was without the service of center Geldaker. The Teddies gained revenge on the Mechanics and toppled them 60-57, at the state tournament, while both teams were at full strength, and for the second straight year in tournament play lost to little Clatskanie 63-61. 137 All-City Guard Bill Wiitala All-City Forward Dave Wanaka All-City Guard Rich Curtis Triumphant Teds give Coach Rasmussen a dunking after clinching the city title by defeating the Lincoln Cardinals. Coached by Marv Rasmussen Teddies with City Championship Run Away 2nd team All-City Forward Dennis Rodin 138 Manager Don Moe and Honorable Mention Bob Reed All-City Center Chuck Geldaker ; Forward Luthor Strong Centor Mickey Gray Guard Leonard Olson Guard Herman Winterhollcr lubilont altor clinching City Championship. Rich Curtis in action against Rcdbirds Dick Satalich. Forward Bob Flood Center Jon Hanson 1 X Guard Jim Massoy Guard Julius Slrong Forward Terry Talbot © m. Guard Rich Burger 139 1. Rich Curtis about to send Jofforsons' Don Walters flying. 2. Bill Wiitala and Cleveland's Bill Stemplo reach high foi ball. 3. Ball puzzles three Teds and two Indians 4. Redbirds give Gcldakor works as Wanaka prepares to help teammate. 6. Curtis stoals ball and drivos in for cripple. Scores — First Half Roosevelt 53 Cleveland 37 Roosevelt 70 Washington 49 Roosevelt 44 3enson 33 Roosevelt 60 Jefferson 42 Roosevelt 65 Lincoln 54 Roosevelt 52 Franklin 46 Roosevelt 54 Grant 51 Scores — - Second Half Roosevelt 57 Cleveland 42 Roosevelt 73 Washington 42 Roosevelt 48 Benson 78 Roosevelt 65 Jefferson 51 Roosevelt 60 Lincoln 53 Roosevelt 58 Franklin 53 Roosevelt 56 140 Grant 44 S Washington unable to stop tall Wanaka as he dunks up scoro 1 Wanaka lights lor ball with Milwaukio forward, Paul Shimor. Elmer Bloedol and Goldakcr look on. 2 Redbird grabs ball from out-reaching hands of Wiitala and Rodin. 3. Grant Forward, Bill Scearce, gets mad at Teds and gives elbows to Wiitala and Rodin. 5. Ball hypnotizes reserve Bob Flood. Rich Burger, and Demo Chuck Rask. BASKETBALL SCORES Roosevelt 46 Salem 50 Roosevelt 45 Salem 42 Roosevelt 53 Astoria 49 Roosevelt S3 Astoria 43 Roosevelt 45 Battleground 35 Roosevelt 56 Milwaukie 76 Roosevelt 50 Gresham 44 Roosevelt 61 Vancouver 48 State Tournament Roosevelt 59 Ontario 55 Roosevelt 61 Clatskanie 63 Roosevelt 64 Gresham 52 Roosevelt 60 Benson 57 JUNIOR VARSITY ENDS SEASON IN 2nd PLACE The spirited but heightless five of Mason McCoy lost the final game of the season to drop them into second place and leaving the Championship trophy to Jefferson. Lacking height under the boards gave their opponents advantages but spirit and hustle by guards Darryl Russel, Chuck Gantor, Mike Bopp, and Jay Blair made up the lack of height. The front line scoring bunch who kept the score-board blinking was composed of Don Royse, Belton Ollison, Alan Ramsdal, Denver Vance, and center, Don Murray, who scored over 200 points during the season. FRESHMEN TIE FOR CITY CHAMPIONSHIP The freshmen worked hard this last season under the tutoring of Mr. O'Neil and ended the season in successful fashion with a co-championship with Cleveland. Coach O'Neil worked his players long hours in early mornings on hustle and team playing preparing them for their Tuesday afternoon games. High scoring guard Bob Frederickson held a 20 plus per game average during the Baby Bears seven league games. Height was a main factor in their Championship as Tom Brov n, Darryle Carpenter and Vern Sarvola rebounded strongly. Duane Gatherer was the team play-maker and feeder. These kids will make excellent material for Mason McCoy's junior varsity and Marv Rasmussen's varsity next year. Row 1: Charles Gantor, Allan Ramsthel. Don Royse, Don Murray. Row 2: Ron Goggin, Darrell Russell, Donvor Vanco. Row 3: Kont Swadberg. Joe Phillips, Jerry Soronson, Miko Bopp, Mr. McCoy. Absont: Bolton Ollison. Eugene Whitney, Jay Blair. Row I: Bob Fredrickson, Darrel Carpenter, Tom Brown. Vorn Savola. Dwayne Gathoren. Row 2: Roger Heigel. Dick Wilson. Bill McFadden, Kennoth Lovo, Lanco Barry, Frank O'Neil Row 3s Dick Smith. Don Carpenter, Dave Grasvik, Bill Knolts. Jim Carrol. Row 4: Davo Phillips. Jim Fossum. Dick Wade. Keith Godfry, Dennis DoFroitas. Absent: Molvin Spencor, Gary Smith. DON MURRAY Leads Juniors in team scoring from center position. Oi BOB FREDRICKSON High scoring helped Frosh in capturing ■‘C” championship. VARSITY BASEBALL. Row 1: Coach Earl Younco, Jim Springer, Mickey Grey, Norm Peterson, Larry Shaw, Davo Wanake, Curtis Knight, Bill Wiitala. Bob Thierman, Snook Olsen. Row 2: Terry Cannon, Ron Goggin, Arden Munson, Gordy Kellogg. Rich Burger, Gary Weitz, Don V ettstead, Dale Erickson, Bob Winkler, Miko Houston, Managers Mike Noce and Frank Dunham. Baseball Nine Ends Season in Second Place The Roosevelt baseball team concluded a very successful season with a league record of 10 wins and 4 losses. Their overall season record was 12 wins and 6 losses counting pre-sea-son games. The Teds finished second in the league standings and thus qualified to meet the A-2 district winner. The victor in this ball game will go to the state tournament at Albany late in May. The Teds with eight returning let-termen and a new coach taking over the reins were picked by the railbirds to finish a dismal seventh. With Big Bill Wiitala and Norm Peterson heading the mound staff the Teddie pitching appeared strong. Curtis Knight put his infielders glove in mothballs and donned the tools of ignorance behind the plate. The infield consisted of Norm Peterson at third. Chuck Ganter at short, Larry Shaw at second, and Dave Wanaka holding down the first base slot. When Pete was pitching Arden Munsen was available for the hot corner. With Ron Goggin and Bob Thierman alternating in left, Len (Snook) Olsen in center and Mickey Gray and Wiitala alternating in right the Teds had a very good outfield. With the opening game delayed six days due to inclement weather, Roosevelt finally opened at home against Grant. Bill Wiitala turned in a two hit masterpiece and defeated the G-men 2-1. Roosevelt completed the first half undefeated with Wiitala accounting for four victories and Peterson with three. With the strain beginning to show on the two man pitching staff, the Teds dropped four of their seven games in the second half The rain played an important factor in these games. Roosevelt played four games in five days in closing out the first half. When Wiitala's arm stiffened because of too much pitching the brunt of the hurling went to Norman Peterson. Pete appeared in eight of the fourteen games Roosevelt played. He came out of this ordeal with a very respectful 4 win and 3 loss record while Wiitala had a 6-1 record. Roosevelt had some tough luck in the first Franklin game. Roosevelt came out in this game a 4-3 winner but had to sacrifice the services of their first string catcher, Curtis Knight. He suffered a broken hand in a collision at the plate with the Franklin pitcher. The Teds also lost their shortstop Chuck Ganter with pneumonia late in the season. In both cases the Teds had very capable replacements with Don Wettstead taking over behind the plate and Jim Springer taking over the short patch guardianship. Before Knight's misfortune he was hitting well over .300 and Gandie was just beginning to hit the ball well. Roosevelt's hitting was more than was expected. With Wanaka and Wiitala both hitting over .400 the Teds had two of the top sticks in the city. Norm Peterson, Ron Goggin, Larry Shaw, Bob Theirman all hit over .300 as the Teds had fine support at the plate. 143 Third baseman and pitcher Norm Peterson picks up grounder to heave to first Big Bill V iitala gets set to throw the big pitch. Arden Munsen and Jim Springor got warmed up boforo game with Jeff. First basoman Davo Wanaka safe at first in Lincoln game. Second baseman Larry Shaw shines in batting practice. Shortstop Charho Gantor slides in homo safely against Benson. the plate. Don Wottstoad adds anothor Toddy run. Outfielder Bob Thurman connects. BASEBALL SCORES Roosevelt 1 Lincoln 0 Roosevelt 9 Lincoln 1 Roosevelt 12 Grant 13 Roosevelt 2 Grant 1 Roosevelt 4 Jefferson 2 Roosevelt 6 Jefferson IS Roosevelt 14 Cleveland 2 Roosevelt 2 Cleveland 4 Roosevelt 4 Washington 7 Roosevelt 9 Washington 8 Roosevelt 7 Benson 3 Roosevelt 3 Benson 0 Roosevelt 4 Franklin 3 Roosevelt 11 Franklin 4 •1 Row I: John Warren, Bill McCoy. Hcrm Wmterholler. Sam Bonnet, Pat Christensen. Ron Wylam. Bob Flood, Luther Strong Row 2: Tom Morris. Rich Curtis. Tom Smith, Glen Johnson. Arlis Deitz. Mel Sweet. John Kline. Benny Law. Julius Strong. Manager Alan Perkins Row 3: Manager Jay Sturdivant. Jewel Bailoy. Bob Root. Chuck Poitras. John Petke, Richard Hoisington. Dick Larson, Coach Mason McCoy Cindermen Having Successful Season Going into the final weeks of the cinder season the Teddies have shown great promise for the City and State meets which will end the track schedule. Mr. McCoy has coached and worked-his boys into top condition preparing them for the city meet and they have produced one of the fastest teams in the state. Three year lettermen Julius Strong, Arlis Dietz, Herm Win-terholler. Bob Flood, Bill McCoy, Ron Wylam, and Rich Curtis have carried the load for Coach McCoy. Roosevelt captured four first places in the City Relays but Grant and Jefferson outpointed the Teds by capturing more seconds and thirds. Jefferson won with 39 poirtts on three first places and Grant was second with 38 on only one first place and Roosevelt third with 371 2 points. The 440 yard relay team (J. Strong, Winterholler, McCoy, Deitz) took second in the State Relays at Eugene and the 330 relay (J. Strong, Deitz, John Warren, Luther Strong) placed third. The shuttle hurdlers garnered a third (Flood. Winterholler and Curtis), but the two mile relay (Sam Bennet, Berry Law, Rich Hoisington, and Wylam) failed to place. In dual meets the Teds have toppled Grant in a relay meet, Franklin and Washington. In 146 a dual meet with Jefferson, we fell victim to defeat 48! 2-54i 2 and to Grant 50 5 6 - 52 1 6. In these two meets Julius Strong turned in two 10 flat hundreds and a 21.8 and 21.4 220. The Teds biggest dual meets have been against Grant and Jefferson. Against Grant sprinter, Julius Strong ran the century in 10 flat and the 220 in 21.5 producing two cf the fastest times in the state but Grant outpointed the Teds 52 5 6 - 50 1 6. Grant fell victims of defeat in a relay meet to Roosevelt by a wide margin. Victories for Roosevelt have been chalked up over Washington and Franklin while Jefferson defeated the Teds by six points. Other top performances turned in by Teds have been Deitz’s 52.3 in the 440, Flood s 15.7 in the high hurdles, Wylam's 4:37.8 in the miles and the 880 relay's time of 132.2. Glen Johnson and Russel Thorne have gained points in the pole vault: Tom Morris in the 440, Curtis and Winterholler in the low hurdles, Warren in the 100 and 220, McCoy and Ed Bernhardt in the shot put, Luther Strong in the broad jump, Ben-net and Law in the 880, and Pat Christensen and John Petke in the mile. U FRESHMEN. Row Is Dean Gustafson. R. Holtz. M. Whitmire, R. Fcnnol, J. Wiese. B. Barnes. D. Irwin. L Berry. S. Odrain Row 2: D. Gathorer, D. Smith. |. Perkins. D. Cox. L. Larson. L. Carson. D. Hoover, J. Eyestone. J. Carrol. Row 3: J. White. D. Spohn. D. Dofreitas. C. Nelson, O. Coxoff. B Moore. R. Powers. R. Tooley. B. Pile. B. Fredertckson. D. Wilson. Manager F. Brant. Row 4: D. Grasvick. D. Phillips, Darrel Carpentor, B. McFadden, T. Brown. R. Blackburn. B. Kotts, G. Smith. K. Love. Don Carpenter. D. Wade. JUNIOR VARSITY. Row 1: Manager Jerry Kiltz. Clevell Bogan. Jerry Sorrenson. Donver Vance, Chuck Sweet. Darryl Russel. Bill McDonald. Eugene Whitney. Row 2: Coach Frank O'Neil, Kenny Konsler. Seyman Patterson, Jorry Mann. Bill Klir.e. Don Morton, Charles Moser. Bill Wolch. Gary Myors. Jerry Yankanskas. Miko Kont. Polcvoulter Glen Johnson clears 10 6 ’ in meet against Grant to capture first place. 147 CROSS COUNTRY Row 1 Don Hastcv Cliff Flanders Richard Hoisington Sam Bonnet John Petke Ron Wylam Kenneth Kunsler Mr McDaniels, coach Row 2 Mike Bristol David Irwin Lance Borrie Code Ferris Jerry Yankanskas Coburn Freer Ernest Ware Ron Wylan. Sam Bonnet. Pat Christensen. John Petke pull up on front runnina trappers on Vancouver courso. Benny Law pushes leaders in early laps of city meet. SWIMMING TEAM Adams. Leonard Barnard. Rita Bernhardt, Ed Bernhardt, Everett Blehm. Don Colo. Janet Cole. Shirley Cox. Dick Donaldson. Jay Donnelly. Donna Due. Arihur Esley. Howard Farnsforth. Jean Feickert, Jerry Fink, Stanley Garhngton. Dave Griffin. Sharon Hall. Terry Hamilton. Janet Kitto. Sherry Larsen. Karon Larson. Lauren Marquette. Arleta Martin. Sandra Patt. Dick Read. Bob Robinson. Kenny Weaver. Maxine Whitney, Eugene Wiese. Gerald Wolff. Melon Yankanskas. Larry ♦ 5'13 5 Boys relay gets off to a whalloping start. Freestyle Mess. Karen Larson caught in midst of racing dive. Left to right: Arlota Marquette Mari Jewel Thomas JoAnno Kesch Sandra Taylor Joyce Losse Judy Soper Arlene Hansen June Hohesee Mr. Hollman, Bob Wiggins. Bob Kirkland, Chuck Goldaker. Boyd Thomas. Ron Slytcr. 151 I. V. BASKETBALL Row 1: Vcrn Savola. Don Murray. Mike Bopp. A! Rampstal. Roland Gonzales. Jim Raycrail. Row 2: Joe Phillips. Mike McCauley. John Lundquist, Gary Edclbrock. Rogor Hoiglo. Mike Herbert. Row 3: Bob Johnson. Bob Williams. Delton Remmick. Managers Dave Hort and Jack Weiblen. Carl Percesco. Row 4: Mel Spencer. Don Royse. Dave Wilson. Coach Marv Rasmussen. 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CW o JU- � ■«■ e fep- -$’w “ 'c w sv, . -V lk 173 Student ?4 tt xy'i zft£4 Oor?co j £i(as t sbzdSt sts o JM - c v X v £ S’ 7 - . 'V v. •md - r Student v x V '% -Si V x| I 's§ lw$ is f ftf I c u,- Vybb itSd) jy - f UP -sy a . ug if ' Idoo v°+ v M-? 10 V A ' }£ cf 7 ’dyVf y yp AWjpp imp— WP uo fTVjf ’ y fQ-) ■ s-H4(Q° 175 INDEX Abdalla. Rita E.. 57 Abdalla. Sylvia R.. 57 Acquin, Juanita M., 26 Adams. Edward C.. 26 Adams. Kenneth F.. 26 Adams. Leonard F.. 91 Adamson. Diane L.. 65 Adelman. Rosemary E.. 57 Addi. Barbara M.. 57. Ill Adkins, Janet, 65 Akin. Eva M . 51. 84. 87. 101 Albortson. Al. 65. 76 Alexander. Janis V.. 51 Alexander. Jean A.. 65 Alexander. Rosalie R.. 51. 101. 107 Allen, Barbara R.. 51 Allen, Carol Ann, 65 Allen. R Kenneth. 65. 133 Altor, Sharon f.. 65 Alton. Burton L.. 51 Alton. Jerry F.. 65 Alton. Shirley J.. 57. 115 Amonson. Ronnie D.. 65 Anderson. Darryl A , 65 Anderson, Janice E.. 51, 111 Anderson. Jerry O.. 57 Anderson, Jon C.. 57 Anderson. Pat. 51 Anderson. Patsy J., 65 Anderson. Roger A.. 65. 76 Angier, Garry F., 26 Antonsen. Deanna M., 51. 87 Antonsen. Tonya R., 26 Arnason, Diane G., 51. ill Arnason. Norinc L.. 26 Asbury. Marvin P., 51 Ascher. Edith M.. 65 Askland. Lester. 93. 95 Atkins. Carolyn. 65 Austad, Gloria A.. 65 Ayer. Walter B.. 51 Baese, Gaylon G.. 51 Bailey. Holon J.. 65 Bailey, Jewell. 51. 86, 146 Baird. Mary J., 26. 88. 115 Baird. Thomas. 51, 86 Baker, Nelson. 26. 99 Ballatore. Jack. 26 Barbour. Roger. 26. 86 Barnard. Lyle E., 65 Barnes. William. 65. 133. 148 Barnett. Carolyn M.. 57 Barnett, Gerald V.. 57. 133 Barr, Jeanette. 57 Barron. John T.. 65. 133 Barrow. Patricia, 65 Barry. Lance E., 57, 148 Bartlett, Donna L. 57 Bartlott, Shirley M.. 65 Bartman. Maeleen V.. 51 Bates, Anita L.. 65 Bates. Georgia L., 26. 85 Bauor. Sandra L., 65 Bauman. Barbara Ann, 73 Beam. Rosalie Ann. 65. 115 Bean. Harvey H., 51 Beardsley, George. 65 Beardsley. Marilyn J.. 51, 101 Beaty. Kathloon D., 85. 88. 95. 101 Bell, James R., 65 Boll. John E., 51 Bennett, Barbara J., 51. 93, 101 Bennett, Patricia R., 65 Bennett. Robert E.. 57 Bennett. Sam T . 27. 93. 146 Benson. Janice Y . 65 Benson, Robort F.. 57 Bcrglund. Franklin, 51 Berglund. Linnea J., 57. 8S Borglund. Lorna Jane. 65 Berglund. Sharylin A.. 51. 101 Bergman, Jack D.. 57 Bergman. Nancy L. 65 Bernhardt. Edward H., 27. 86. 99 Bernhardt. Everett A . 27. 86. 99 Besson. Ruth L., 57. 90 Bethell. Alice R.. 57 Bethell, Josephine. 51. US Beveridgo. Betty G.. 27. 95 Beyer. Alene F., 51 Beyer. Avis M . 27 . 88. 115 Bickel. Albert M., 51 Biddle. Nancy L.. 27. 91. 110 Billiar. Mike E.. 27 . 87. 101 Bills. Darlcen R., 27. Ill Bischolf. Barbara A.. 65. 85 Bixlor. Bob E.. 57 Bixler. Ray D.. 27 Black. Robert C.. 27 Blackburn. Roger C.. 64 . 65. 143. 148 Blair. Jack. 57. 113 Blehm. Donald. 57. 93 Blohm. Kenneth J.. 57 Blehm. Ronnie F.. 65. 93 Blomquist. Carolyn F.. 64. 65, 99 Blue. Alberta A.. 51 Blue. Larry L.. 27 Blumcnfeld. Loretta. 51 Bogan. Clevoll. 148 Bolon. Dorothy J.. 65. 90 Bonebrake. Jean K . 65 Bopp, Michael. 20 . 21, 63. 65 . 91. 152 Borass. Janet L.. 57 Borrclli. Anthony. 65 Botorf. Marlene J.. 65 Boyce. Kathryn S.. 65. 76 Boyd. Sharon R.. 51. 95. 101 Brandonberg. Marilyn. 27, 101, 107 Brandt. Elizabeth. 57. 85 Brandt. Frederick. 57. 148 Brandt. Terence L., 57 Brantley. Carol A . 57. 93. 108 Braun. Ethel L.. 57 Brechbiel, David. 93 Brechdiol. Wilbert. 65 Brevig. Karen. 65 Braice. Janice. 57. 99. 108 Bristol. Michael. 65 Bristol, Michale. 65 Bristol. Douglas G.. 57 Brooks. Juanita L.. 28. 86. 101 Brockhous. Darlene H.. 57 Brown. Gladyes E.. 51. 94, 95 Brown. Joan E.. 51. 95. 115 Brown, Margie K . 57, 111 Brown. Marilyn J., 57, 111 Brown. Tommy R., 65. 76. 133. 148 Brumbough. Darryl. 57. 133 Brungardt. Virginia. 57 Brustol. Clyde. 57 Buck. Lou Ann. 65. 76 Bump. Betty. 28 Bunker. Wanda. 57. 90. 95 Burdick. Gary, 51 Burdick. Rosemarie. 28. 95 Burell, Raymond. 65 Burger. Francis I., 57 Burger. Joseph. 28 Burger. Richard. 51. 88. 108. 143 Butcher, Don. 65 Butler. Norma J.. 51 Butler. Roger L.. 51. 112 Caddy. Bovorly. 65 Calcagno. Mary. 51. 91. 109 Calcagno. Richard. 28. 88. 91. 94 . 95. 100 Caldwell. Larry, 28. 87 . 9S Callicotte. Barbara. 57 Cameron. Donna. 57, 90. 93 Campbell. Gordon. 28. 86. 101. 112 Campbell. Lorna, 65 Campbell. Richard. 57, 133 Cannon. Terry Leo. 51. 88. 99. 101, 108. 143 Cantwell. Joyce. 28 Capelle. Marie. C.. 65 Card. Joyce M., 57 Carey. Patricio. 28 Carlson. Diane. 51. 92. 101 Carlson. Donald. 28. 95 Carlson. Duane, 57 Carlson, Jackie. 65. 93 Carlson. Margaret. 57. 109 Carlson. Marilyn. 57, 111 Caron. Darlene. 65 Carpenter. Darold. 65. 133. 148 Carpcntor. Donald. 65. 76. 133. 148 Carper. Orvalla. 28 Carr. Gloria Jeon. 65 Carr. Grant. 57 Carroll. Jim. 65. 76. 91. 133. 148 Carson. Joan. 57, 111 Carson. Lucian. 65. 148 Carter, Harold. 51 Carter. Jerald. 65 Carter. Lloyd. 6S Case. Priscilla. 65 Cathcart, Bon R.. 28. 31. 86. 91. 100. 108 Cathcart. Donald. 100. 133 Chambers. Betty. 57. 95 Chapman. Barbara. 57 Charbonneau. Darlene. 57 Chatterton. Tom. 51 Childress. Charles. 51. 95 Chitwood. Beverly. 29. 86. 90. 101 Chitwood. Glenda. 57 Chrest. John. 29 Christenson. Patrick. 29. 86. 91. 146 Clairmore. Rosalie, 57. 93. 115 Clark. Elizabeth. 57 Clark. Louolla. 65. 115 Clark. Marjorie. 51. 110 Clark. Thomas E.. 51 Clement. Donald W.. 51 Clondenin. Gale. 57 Coad. Jo Ann. 29. 91. 110 Coad. Sally Nan. 57. 91. 99. 108 Colley. Carolyn. 29. .115 Colley. Linda. 65 Collin. Donald. 21. 29. 86. 91. 100. 108 Cohen. Marvin. 51 Colby. Glen. 65 Colby. Judy. 65 Cole. Janet L.. 65. 85 Cole. Robert. 51. 101. 112 Cole. Shirley. 29. 85. 101. 114 Collings. Audrey, 65 Collings. Elaine, 51 Cololl. Dianno. 29. 101. 124 Colvin. Shirley. 29. 82. 83. 101. 115 Comstock. Barbara, 57 Cooper. Joann. 51. 91. 95. 101. 110 Cooper. Sarah. 65 176 INDEX Cosper. Dalo. 29 Coulson. Noel. 64. 6S Cowdrey. Loren. 51 Cox. Carol R.. 51 Cox. David T.. 29 Cox. Dick. 65. 133. 148 Cox, Donna. 29 Cox. Janet. 30. 91. 110 Crest. Jim, 65 Crisman. Albert. 93 Crouchloy. Patricia. 65 Cummins. Vanda. 30. 91 Currier. Simone A.. 65 Curtis. Richard. 50. 51. 86. 88. 101. 146 Dahlen, Marilyn. 57 Dallman. Barbara. 57 Danforth, Jcanninc. 57 Daniels. Audrey Y., 57 Danieils, Pat, 51. 101 Danielson. Karon. 65. 85 Danielson. Mari Jean. 66 Danielson. Norval. 51. 93 Darrah, Patricia. 91, 93 Davis. Beverly C.. 57 Davis, Edward. 30. 99 Davis, Gloria. 30 Davis, Jessie. 57 Davis, Vicki, 66, 98 Dawson. Candy, 66, 76 DeFreitas, Dennis. 66, 76. 133, 148 Dehlin. John. 57 DeLance, Jack, 30 DoLano. Miko. 66. 76. 133 DcLoach. Margaret, 66 Dennis. Joan A., 20, 30. 86. 88. 98. 101. 115 DeRteux, Norma. 57 DeVisher. Alice. 30, 88 Diaz, Margarot. 30 Dickens, Judy A., 51, 107 Dickson, Leroy. 57 Dietz, Arliss. 51. 86, 146 Dietz, Botty. 51 Dietz, Gloria, 57 Dillree, Dolores. 30. 86. 101, 107 Dinsmore. Dennis. 30 Ditter, Clara M., 66 Dixon. Dolmar. 51 Dixon, Karen. 30 Dixon, V illiam. 66 Dodgo. Norman. 57 Donaldson. Paul. 66 Donaldson. Rencllo. 66 Donnelly. Donna. 51, 88 Dotson. Bobby Jean. 30 Downing. Delbert, 51 Downing. Sharon. 31, 86. 98, 101 Drew, Allen, 31 Duo, Arthur, 66 Dulfcy, Wesley, 66 Dunaham, Frank. 57, 143 Dunham, Dennis, 66 Dunn, Jacqueline, 57 Durie, Nancy. 51, 95 Dwight, Betty, 31 Dyhr. Judith. 66. 76 Eastman, Barbara L., 51. 86 Eastman, Botty. 31 Ebnoway, Gone, 58 Edolbrock. Gary, 66, 152 Edwards, Constance, 66. 115 Edwards, Gloria. 58 Eggison. Joan. 58 Eilts. Elvora, 66. 90 Elion. Liliano. 58. 87 Eller, James, 66 Eller. Roberta. 31. 110 Ellibee. Gloy Laree. 51 Elliott. Richard. 51 Ellis. Jim Carl, 31, 86 Ellis. Mary Sue. 31. 93. 101 Elmlund, Judy, 31. 91. 110 Elmore. John. 31 Elsonbach, Poter. 58 Emerson. Harley. 58 England. Donna. 51 Enright. Diane K.. 66 Erickson. Dalo. 20. 21. SO. 51. 88. 91. 108. 143 Erickson. Harold. 31. 98 Erickson. Robert, 58 Ervin. David. 66 Estoy. Howard. 31. 101 Ethridge. Roy D.. 51 Evans. Eileen. 58 Evans. George V ., 66 Evans. Margaret J.. 58 Evans. Susie Ann. 51 Evonsen. Arlan E.. 66 Eyestone. Carol, 58, 93 Eyestone. Jerome. 66. 93. 133, 148 Eyestone. Jerome. 66RO Eyostono, Nancy J.. 31. 85. 86. 98. 101, 109 Fallon. Robert M . 58 Farnsworth. Jean M.. 66 Farra. Willard L.. 51 Farrand. Nonna, 51 Farris. Code. 58 Fauder. Clift. 112 Foickert, Gerald E., 58 Feliz, Shirley J., 66 Fendler, Nadino. 58 Femmore, Jeroldino, 32, 87 Fonimore. Robert N., 58 Feoco. Jeanne. 32. 82 , 87, 101, 109 Ferguson. Graham. 58 Ferko. Carol E., 51 Ferko. Mary Ann. 66 Ferrier, lone. 95 Ferris. Darlene. 58. 93 Ferris, Jim. 58 Filion. Richard. 32. 93 Fink, Stanley. 58 Finnell. Maria. 51. 86. 95. 101. 115 Fmnell, Richard. 66. 148 Fjalstad, Paul. 58 Flanders. Clifford. 51. 101 Fletcher. Eugono. 66 Flotcher. Mane, 58 Flood. Robort. 20. 32. 82. 86. 88. 91. 100, 146 Flora, Shirley. 66 Flotz. Phyllis. 58. 85 . 99. 108 Foltz. Rachael. 32. 85. 91. 108 Foor. Jackie Leo, 32 Forrost. Geraldino. 32 Foss. Marilu. 58 Fossum, Jamos, 66 Foster. Joanno. 58. 85. 95 Fostor, Pat, 111 Foster. Rita. 58 Fowler. Janot, 32. 95. 101 Fowler. Wanda, 58 Francis. Danny. 66 Fraser, Susan. S8 Frazier. Connie. SI. 8S. 101 Frazier. Donna. 66. 76. 8S. 99 Frazior, Pattie. 66 Fredrickson. Bob. 66. 133 Freeman. Jon. SI Freeman. Ornta, S8 Freer. Coburn. S8 Frost. Shirley A.. S8. 99. Ill Fullor. Nollio. S2 Fuller. Roberta. S2 Gab riel son. Dorothy. S2 Gadotii. Diane. 66 Gaines. Tarry. S8 Galloway. Alice. 66 Ganter. Charles. S8. 86. 133. 145 Gardner. Carleen. 66 Gardner. Eva. 66. 76 Gardner. Gerry E.. 32. 9S. 101. 114 Gardner, lerry. 133 Gardner. Marilyn. 32. 101. Ill Gardnor. Nathan. $8 Garlington. David. S8 Gasktll. Robert. S8 Gatherer. Duane. 66. 133. 148 Geldaker. Charles. 20. 32. 86. 88. 101 Gierhch. Joyce. 66 Giorltch, Norma. 58 Gillpatnck. Lauronco. 64 Glaser Kon. 32. 93. 101. 114 Gleason. Lyle. 52 Glonnen, Joy. 58 Godlroy. Keith, 66. 133 Gott. Mildred. 58 Golf. Nora. 33. 95. 115 Goggin. Ronald, 58 . 86 . 95. 143 Goin. Arlene. 33 Goldader, George. 52 Goldader. John. 66 Goldader, Phillip. 66 Goldsmith, Walter. 33 Gpnzales, Richard, 33, 91. 113 Gonzales. Roland. 58. 91. 113. 133, 152 Gooch, Rosomane, 58 Goodwater, Asa. 66. 133 Gooseberry, Katherine. 52 Goosobotry. Katherino. 52 Gooscborry. LaVerne. 66 Gordon. Nancy, 58 Gorslino. Gary. 52. 86. 88. 91. 113 Gorslino. Sona. 66 Gortmaker. Robert. 24, 33. 91 Gotcher. Ron. 21. 24. 33. 91. 100. 108 Grant. George. 52. 86. 88. 91. 113 Grant. Joyce. 52 Grant, Kenny, 58. 95 Grasvik, David. 66. 148 Gray, John, 58 Gray. Mitchell. 52. 86. 88. 101. 143 Green. Carol. 66 Green. Chester. 58. 133 Green. Dons, 52. 95 Green, Edna. 58 Green. Karl, 52 Grilleth. Lois. 33. 91. 110 Gregory. Ed. 52 Grillin, Sharon. 58 Gross. Marion. 66 Grotiohn, Virginia. 58. 93. 107 Guenther. Gayle. 58 Gustaison. Dean, 66, 148 Gustalson. Victor. 33. 86. 90. 112 177 INDEX Hack©. Aria, 66 Hackenbcrg. Danny. 66 Haggblom, George. 56. 58. 133 Hager. Rod. 66 Hahn, Thomas H.. 58 Halkinrude. Donna. 66 Hall. Gary. 66 Hall, Maureen. 90 Hall. Nadino. 58 Hall. Terrence. 58 Halvorson. Kenneth. 58 Hamilton. Janet, 33. 86. 87. 107 Hamilton. Joan. 58. 92, 108 Hamren, Linda. 66, 98 Hamron. Maxine. 33 Hanor, Clayton. 52. 86. 95 Hanes. Jack. 33 Hanks. Reed. 33 Hanson. Arlene. 34. US. 151 Hanson. Joan. 52. 86. 101 Hanson-. Richard. 52 Hanson. Richard. 52 Hanson. Marilyn. 95 Hanson. Merle. 66 Hanson. Muriel, 52 Hanson. Richard, 34 Hanson, Warren. 58 Harding. Robert. 34. 95 Hardy. Vivian. 34. 90. 92. 93 Haro. Joanne, 66 Harmon, Clyde. 92. 93 Harmon. Darlene. 52 Harrington. Donald. 34 Harrington, Jerome. 52. 112 Harris. Barbara. 58 Harris. Larry. 58 Harris. Sanda. 20. 34 . 84 . 95. 101. 110 Harrison, Bill. 21. 34 . 86. 91 Harison. Faye. 66 Harrison, Leroy. 52. 101 Hart, Dave. 58. 152 Hart. Mishka. 66 Hart, Ron. 52 Hartlord. Jean. S2 Hassfuader. Glenda. 52, 101 Hastay. Donald. 52 Hawkins. Viona. 34 Haws. Larry. 58 Hayden. Boyd. 66 Hays. Gerald. 66 Hazlett. Rosalie. 58 Headley, Mary. 34, 111 Head. Niquita, 34 Heath. Jamos. 34. 101. 112 Hobort. Michael. 152 Hedges. Mary, 58 Hcfley. Vord. 112 Hoigel. Marilyn. 34. 85. 87. 101. 108 Hoigel, Roger. 58. 76. 152 Heigel. Wayne. 50. 52. 100. 101. 108 Helgcrson. Barbara. 35. 85, 91. 95. 110 Helgcrson, Sharon. 35 Hemming. Doreen, 52 Hemming. Phillip. 58 Hendricks. Joanne, 52. 88. 92, 98. 101 Hendrickson. Gayle. 66 Hendrickson. Joanne. 66 Henry. Wayne. 52. 86 Hepnor, Carol. 35. 107 Hepner, Sam. 52 Hergort. Phillip, 58 Hctzel. Evelyn, 66 Hickman, Donna. 58. 85. 95 Hickman. Dorothv. 35. 85. 95. 98. 101 Higgcns. Lloyd. 35 . 86. 92 . 93 Hileman. Vivian. 58. 85. Ill Hill James. 58 Hjelman. Kay. 66 Hodges. Evelyn. 58 Hodges, Ramon. 52 Hollman. Bort. 66 Hoifman, Veda. 52 Hogan. Edward. 35. 91. 94 . 95. 108. 113 Hogan. Naomi, 52. 115 Hogan. Wayne. 66 Hogue. Sharon. 58. Ill Hohensee. June. 66. 151 Hoisington. Dick. 66. 146 Hoko. Rosalie Ann. 59. 95 Holdorness. Darlene, 52 Holladay. LaForrest. 59. 92. 93. 107 Holladay. Wendill. 35. 91. 100. 108 Holloway. Patricia. 66 Holmon. Donna. 52. 83, 101. 110 Holst. Marlene. 35 Holts. Ronald. 133. 148 Hoovor, Dale. 59. 133 Hoover. Donald. 67. 76, 133. 148 Hopkins. Ronald. 35. 108 Hopkins. Virginia. 67 Horn. Betty. 35. 83. 85 Horn. Marvin. 35 Horn. Ray V . Houghton. Sharill. 59. 115 Houston. Miko. 52. 143 Howard. Kay. 67. 90 Howard. Patricia. 67 Howes. Judith. 59. 90 Hoyt. John. 67. 133 Huckey. Larry. 52 Hudson. Borda, 59 Hudson. Jesse, 67 Hudson. Leroy. 35 Huebner. Lois. 59 HuKsmith. Thomas. 59 Hughes. Deanna. 52. 92, 93. 101. Ill Huglot. Duane. 52. 88. 91. 100, 108 Hunt. Charles. 67 Hunt. Jacquelyn. 52 Hurd. Kay. 59 Hurd. Mary. 52 Hutchins. Shirley. 52. 86. 95. 101. 115 Hutchinson. Mary. 36, 87 Imdieke. Mary. 67. 76. 91. 99 Imdieke. Shirley. 59. 90 lnskecp. Dons. 36. 107 Irwin. D.. 133. 148 Ivie. Lloyd. 59. 133 Jamison. Barbara. 67 Jansen. Joan. 109 Janssens. George. 86. 88. 91 Jenkins. Betty. 67 Jennson. Gayle. 36. 87. 91. 107 Jenson. Gloria. 36. 107 Jenson. Joyce. 52. 92. 93. 101. 107 Jensen. Judith. 67. 76. 93 Jermann. Boverly. 67. 85 Jett, Darlcno. 59. 85. 115 Jinnett. Judith. 67 Jodoin. Gordon. 36 Johnson. Audrey. 52 Johnson. Barbara. 36. 85. 86. 90. 98. 101 Johnson. Betty Jane. 59. 93 Johnson. Betty Jean. 59. 90 Johnson. Beverly. 59. 85. 87. 99. 108 Johnson. Darryl. 59 Johnson. Edith. 59 Johnson. Glen. 52. 86. 146 Johnson. Horaco. 36. 92. 93 Johnson, James. 36. 101, 113 Johnson. Juanita. 59 Johnson. Karl, 59 Johnson. Lola. 52 Johnson. Marie. 67 Johnson. Robert, 59. 152 Johnson. Shirley. 52 Jones. Bobby. 52 Jorgenson. Shirley. 67 Joseph. George. 52. 100. 108 Junoll. Betty. 59 Justice. Joe. 59. 91. 100. 133 Kadlec, Barbara. 52 Kadlec. Jerry. 20. 21. 24. 36. 86. 100. 108 Kadlec. Mary, 59 Kaer. Beverly. 36. 87. 91, 110 Kaer. Diane. 52. Ill Kalimanis. Grace. 67 Kalkoten. Doris. 52 Karstotto, Dona. 52 Karth. Edwin. 61. 93 Koofo. Sharon. 59. 85 Kehrlt, Carolyn. 59 Keiorleber, Harriet. 67 Keller. Barbara. 52. 115 Kelley. Raymond. 52 Kellogg. Gordon. 52. 143 Kellogg. Mary. 52 Kellogg. Patricia. 36. 84 . 86. 98. 101 Kelly. Henry. 67 Kelly, Sharon. 59 Kelsey. Gordon. 52 Kennedy. Lois. 59. 85. 91. 99. 108 Kennedy. Dick. 36. 88. 91. 100. 108 Kent. George. 113 Kent. Joseph. 52 Kent. Michael. 59. 148 Kerr, Melvin. 37 Kerth, James. 37 Kesch. Frank. 59 Kesch, Joanne. 67, 151 Kester. Sheryl. 59. Ill Kesterson. Juno. 59. 107 Ketrwonos, Robort. 67 Kilgore. Laverne. 67 Kiltz. Jerry. 59, 148 Kimmel. Louise. 37 Kincaid. Janice. 59. 87, 90 Kincaid. Ron, 101 King. Lois. 67 King. Willis. 59 Kifkelie. Robert. 59 Kirkondall. Lee. 59 Kirkendall. Lerabell. 93 Kirkland, Robert. 37. 87. 112 Kitto. Shorry. 59 Klassert. Juanita. 59 Kloin. Dons, 59. 92. 93 Klein. Sally. 37. 85. 91. 101 Klein. William. 59. 148 Kleinburg. Karon. 37 . 86. 107 Kleiv, John. 52. 99. 146 Kloppman. David. 67 Knaub, Larry. 59 Knigge. Carl, 67 178 INDEX Knight, Curtis G.. 20. 21. 37. 86. 88. 91. 108. 143. 145 Knutson. Gerald. 37. 99 Kochan. Ferry, 52 Koher, Mary. 67 Kotts. Bill. 67. 148 Kralt, Sandra. 52. Ill Krolft, Robert. 67 Krulik. Blanche Ruth. 20. 21. 52. 87. 108 Kuntz. Jacqueline. 59 Kunzler. Kcnnoth. 67. 86. 148 Lamb, Wayne. 67 Lammors, Moiriolla. 59 Landrevillc. Dorene, 37. 88. 95. 101 Landsem, Terry. 52 Landstreet. Doroth. 59. 90. 92. 93 Lanyon, Vornon. 59 Lanyon. Vona, 52 LaPorte. Betty, 37. 91. 110 Lara. Maria. 59, 115 Larson. Dick. 52. 86. 88. 91. 113. 146 Larsen, Karon. 56. 59. 99, 111 Larsen. Lauren. 67. 148 Larsen. Marilyn, 31, 37. 88. 109 Larson. Guy. 52. 95 Larson. Louis, 59. 93 Lashley. Mary. 67, 76 Laughton. Shirley. 59 Lauinger. Donald. 52 Law. Benny. 59. 146 Lawson. Jim, 52 Lock berg, I la. 37 Leer. John. 52 LeGoro. lanet. 53 LeFors. Carol, 59, 111 Loiiur. Alice. 38 Leonard-. John, 59 Leonard, Rodney. 38 Leonard. Ronald. S3 Lester. Clylo. 53. 85. 87. 108 Levin. Nadine. S3. 91. 101. 110 Lieurance, Don, 67 Lind. Sandra. 53, 101 Lindstrom. Arloene. 53. 108 Lmkemyer. Janice. 59. Ill Linquist, John. 59. 108 Lmquist. Roberta. 38. 101, 108 Linstrom. Fayo, 59. 85. 90. 95 Llewellyn. Patricia. 59. 90 Lolland. Evelyn, 56. 87, 91. 99. 109 Lofstrom. Shelley. 59 Long. Judy. 53. 84 . 85. 86. 90. 98. 101 Long. Linda. 20. 38. 85 . 95. 101. 109 Lopez. Mary Lou. 53 Lorenz. Fred. 38 Losee. Joyce. 38. 93. 107, 151 Love. Joanne. 38. 82. 86. 101. 107 Love. Kenneth. 67. 133. 148 Lovcall, Barbara. 59 Lovoall. Ken. 93 Lovelace. Barbara. 59 Lowe. Beverly. 38. 90 Low©. Eloise. 59 Lucning. Suzanne. S3, 91. 110 Lundquist. Carolyn. 21. 38. 91. 110, 124 Lundquist. John. 99. 133. 152 Lundy, Clara. 53 Lyda. Regina. 53 Lynch. Jamce. 59. 87. 109 McCandlish. Joan. 67 McCauloy. Mike. 59. 100. 152 McConnell. Connie. 53 McCormick. Connie. 53 McCormick. Colleen, 67 McCormick. Dennis. 67 McCormick. Kay. 38 McCoy. Bill. 38. 86. 88. 101. 113. 146 McCullar. Gridin. 67 McDonald. Cressie. 67 McDonald. Elaine. 38, 86. 98 McDonald. Geraldine, 67 McDonald. William. 148. 133 McFaddon. Sally. 67. 85 McFaddon, William. 67, 148 McGill. Donald. 53 McGuire. Rodney, 59 Mcllivain. Bev., 67 McIntyre. Duane. 59. 93 Mclnvoy. Georgo. 67 McKinnon. Melba. 67 McLarty, Virginia, 39 McLennan. Marilyn, 67 McMaster. Cheryl, 59 McNamara. Catherine. 67 McNealy, Janet, 59. 95. Ill McNoil. Lynn. 53 McRoynolds. Joan. 67 McSlwain. Beverly Macy. Phil, 59 Madison. Jim, 39. 101 Magnett. Loretta, 53 Mahor. Dan. 53. 99 Maher. Thomas. 67 Mann. Gerald. 59. 148 Mann, Thomas. 53, 101 Mannhalter, Vonitia. 39 Manning. Jack. 39. 98. 112. 114. 101 Marineau. Edward. 67, 64 Manneau. Pat. S3. 86. 95. 109 Marquette. Arleta. 39. 88. 95. 107, 1 IS. 151, 101 Martin. Betty. 60. 115 Martin, Larry. 39. 91 Martin. Marilyn. 67. 85. 98, 99 Martin. Sandra, 67 Massey. Jim. S3 Matson. Elaine. 67 Matson. Janet. 60. 115 Mathews. Marsha. 60 Maunu. Sharon. 39. 87 . 88, 109. 101 Mayhack, Anita. 60. 90 . 95 Mayhead. Janice. 39 Modley. Wanda. S3 Megitt. Carlene. 53, 93 Mellin. Jeanne. 60 Meyen. Wanda. 53. Ill Meyer, Gary. 60 Meyer. Patricia. 67 Mikoworth, Jerry. 60. 86. 91. 92, 93. 133 Mildenbergcr. Bill. 60 Miller. Carol. 60. 85 Millor. Don. 53 Miller, Glenda, 67 Miller, Joanne. S3. 86. 88. 101 Millor. Keith. 60 Miller. Levi, 67 Miller. Sharon, 67 Mills. Diane. 53 Mills. Kay. 39. 84. 86. 87. 101. 107 Milos. Sally. 53. 109 Minoau. Douglas. 39. 86. 94. 95 113 Moe. Allen. 67 Moe, Don. 60. 93 Moilanan. Bob. 60, 95 Montag. Billie Joan. 21. 53. 91. Ill Montag. Patricia. 67. 91. 99 Mooro. Charlos. 39. 93 Moore. Douglas. 60 Mooro, Jack. 67 Mooro, Janet, 39, 107 Moore. Nancy. 60. 90 Moore. Phyllis. 50. 53. 86. 95. 98. 101. 107 Moore. Roger, 67 Moore. Billy, 67 Morgus. Nora. 53. 85. 107 Morin, Georgo. 40 Morrill. Kay. 40. 91. 110 Morris. Thomas, 20, 21. 56. 60. 133, 146 Morrison. Shirley. 90. Ill Morse. Marjorie. 53 Morse. William. 60 Morton, Don. 60. 148 Moser. Charles, 148 Moser. Dorothy, 40 Moser. Sylvester, 67 Moss. Cora. 67 Mounce. Jim. 53, 93. 9S, 100, 108 Mounce. Jean. 40. 84 . 86, 87. 101, 107 Munson. Arden, 40, 86. 94, 100. 124. 143, 144 Murr. Myrna, 40. 85 Murray. Donald. 133, 152 Murray, Janet. 67 Muse. Norma. 53. Ill Myers, David. 53. 86. 112 Myors. Gary. 148 Nail. Duane. 20. 40. 87. 88. 91. 101. 109 Napoloon. Isabella. 40. 95, 101 Napoleon. Rosemarie. 67, 115 Neilen. Dick, 40 Neilan, Dick Neifan. Patricio. 60. 108 Nolson, Christine, 67. 115. 148 Nelson. Patricia, 60. 115 Nesting. Barbara. 67. 91 Newman. Larry. 93 Nowvillo. Jane. 40, 91. 110 Nichols, John. 67 Niles. Bob. 40 Niles. Donna. 67 Noble, Janet. 40 Noco. Michael. 53. 86. 143 Noe. Jerry. 41. 112 Norris. James. 53 Nostedt. Eva Jean. 53. Ill Oaks. Ron, 53. 91 Obedell. Conoif. 67 O'Drane, Shaun, 67, 133. 148 Oeschger, Joan. 60 Ooschger. Paulette. 53. 85. 115 Ogden. Patsy, 53. 85. 107 O Hoarno. Carol. 68 Ohlsen, Dolores. 41, J08 Okesson, Patty. 60 Oliver. Arlene. 53 Olson. Charles. 60. 91 Olson. Charles. 41. 91. 108 Olson. David. 56. 60. 99. 108 Olson. Janice. 60. 99 Olson, Jerry. 53 Olson. Leonard. 53. 86. 108. 113. 143 179 INDEX Orr. Lulu Ruth. 60. 90. Ill Oswald. Judyth. 68 Otey. Valery. 60 Ottoboni, Janice. 109 Owons, Arlene. 53, 94. 95 Pabst, Richard, 53, 101 Panos. Jimmie Leroy, 68 Parent, Ronald Charles. 68 Parkor. Jorralym Olivia. 68 Parker. Jimmie Stanton. 68. 133 Parks. Lynne. Dee. 68 Parsons, Robert. 41 Parsons. Virginia, 60 Parlon. Deanna. S3, 94 . 95. 107 Pasehelke, Lawrence Arthur. 68 Pashley. David Henry. 68 Pashloy. William. 41. 86. 88. 101. 112 Patchm. Ardico Joan. 60 . 99. Ill Patchin, Dolores. 68. 115 Patt. Dick. 41. 112 Pattee. Pat. 68 Patterson. Sandra Dee. 53. Ill Patterson. Scyman. 133. 148 Paul. Jean. Ann. 60. 91.99. Ill Paul. Joan Marie. 60. 85. 99. Ill Paul. Ron. 60 Paulson. Marilyn. 53. 87. 88. 101 Paxton. Russoll, 68 Peacock. Charles. 53. 112 Peacock. Judy, 68 Pearson, Beverly Joan. 53, 88. 98. 101. 115 Pearson. Carole, 41 Pearson, Russell, 68 Pechanoc. Marilyn Jean. 60 Pederson. May Rae. 68. 90 Peisker. Lorotta, 60 Pence, Betty, 41. Ill Pence, Josephine. 60. Ill Percell. Charles. 41 Perkins, Alan. 146 Perkins, James. 68. 133. 148 Perkins. Petor. 41, 101 Perron. Barbara Jane. 60. 87. 95. 107 Persson. Kirsten. 68. 90 Pete. Mary Louise. 60 Peters. Deanna Lee. 68 Peters. Dick. 93 Pctors. Walter Raymond, 41 Peterson. Carol Ann. 68. 76 Peterson, Norman, 42. 86. 91, 101. 113. 143. 144 Peterson. Janice. 60. 90 Peterson. Joan. 42. Ill Poterson, Linda Lee. 60. 95, 99 Peterson. Mary Ann, 60 Peterson, Pete. 68 Peterson, Walter. 41 Potke, John. 60. 146 Plciler. Karl R.. 60 Phillip. Deanna. 53 Phillip. Marilyn. 53 Phillip. Sharon. 68. 115 Phillips. David Carlton. 68. 148 Phillips. Dianno. 53. 85. 86. 98. 101 Phillips( Janice Elva. 68 Phillips. Joe Allan. 68. 152 Pierce. George Willard. 68 Pierce, Lorotta. 53 Pittsenbarger, Neta. 68 Poitras. Charles, 53. 146 Poitras. Judy Lynn. 63 Poletiek, Phea Mae. 68 Porter. Janet. 53. 101. 115 Potter. Allen. 42 Powell. Betty llene. 42 Powell. Londa Kay. 60 Powers. Roy Dee. 133. 148 Preciso. Carl Anthony. 68. 133 Preston, Arthur. S3 Preston. Willie Lee. 133 Pritchard. Joan. 60 Prozinski. Sharon Lee. 68 Pyle. Robort. 68. 133 Quinn. Larry. 42. 88. 91. 100. 108 Quinn. Mike. 60. 99 Ragan. Kathleen. S3. 92 Ragan. Lillian. 42. 86. 91. Ill Rakistraw. Donnie. 68 Ramscth. Pauline Carol. 53. 93. 101. 107 Ramsthel, Allen Fred. 60. 153 Rangstrand. Ernest Raymond. 42. 101. 124 Rasmussen. Idelle lone. 60 Ratliff, Deanna Faye. 68. 115 Ratliff. Della Mae. 68. 115 Ratliff. Della Mao. 68. 115 Raugust. Dennis Robert. 53. 88 Raxter. Daisy Ancy. 68 Raycraft. James Wallace. 60. 88. 99. 133. 152 Read. Robert. 60. 108 Redmon. Mary Lee. 68 Reeves. Jamos. 60 Reeves. Judith Ann. 68 Reid. Bob. 100 Reid. Donald Bruce 60 Reid. Sylvia Ann. 60 Remmick. DcLaine Joyce. 68 Remmick. Delton Dean, 60. 152 Rendall. Jerald Leslie. 53 Reynolds. Arthur. S3. 86. 91. 113 Rhodes. Ceotis. 68 Rhoten. Eva Delores. 60. 90 Richardson. Bob. 42. 88. 91. 94. 9S. 100. 108 Richardson. Dale W. 64 . 68. 76 Richardson. Jean. 42. 92. 93. Ill Richardson. Louann M . 60 Riddle. Kathryn Ollie. S3. 93 Ridenour. Rosemary. 53. 95. 101. 107 Riley. Judy. 68. 76. 99 Rinas. Deanna Carol, 60 Robbinson. Fred. 60 Roberts. Truth. 21. 42. 80. 82. 83. 85. 98. 101, 107 Robertson, Thomas A.. 68 Robinson. Betty, 53. 86. 84 . 88. 101 Robinson, Kenny Charles. 60 Robinson. Larry Lee. 68. 93 Rodin. Donnis. 42, 86. 88. 95. 101. 108 Roe Jackelin, 60 Roessol. Jorry Lee. 68 Roosselet. Edward. 42 Rogers. Judy. 68 Root. Robert. 53. 112. 146 Rosling. Eugone Lee. 53 Ross. Patricia. S3. 86. 87. 88. 101, 109 Rost, Harold Duane. 60 Roth. David. 31. 43. 88. 91. 100. 108 Roth. Margie Eloise. 60. 93. 109 Rothman. Charlos, 53, 113 Royse. Donald. 56. 60. 91. 108 152 Royse. Gary. 31. 43. 81. 88. 91. 99. 108 Russell. Daryl. 60. 88. 91. 108. 113. 133. 148 Sacket. Carol June. 43 . 87. 109 Sackott. Eilleen. 43 Sacked. Eleanor Ann. 60. 101 Salyers. Mary Gaile. 53. 115 Sanderson. Margaret. C.. 68 Sarrett. Donna Lee. 68. 115 Saunders. Carol Jean. S3. 86. 95 Sautor. Richard. 43. 88. 94. 95. 99 Sauter. Wilma. 60, 91. 95. 98. 99 Savola. Vern V.. 68. 76. 99. 152 Schaubel. Diane. 60 Scheidt. Arlin Del Roy. 43 Schild. Betty Ann. 43. 86. 88. 101. 107 Schild. Carol Sue. 68 Schlafle. Jack R., 60 Schmallo. Marilyn L.. 68 Schneeweis, Jacqueline 60. Ill Schoonhut. Sharon. 43. 80. 82. 84. 101, 107 Schuermyer, Glenn, 133 Schuermyer. Robert. 60 Schultz. Ancatrc Louise. 68 Schulz. Karl E.. 53 Scott, Irmajean. 43 Scott. Ramona. 53 Scott, Verda. 53 Scougale, Charlos, 93 Scroggins. Ronald. 60 Soarle. Richard. 60 Secrest, Marshall. 68 Selland. Donald Lyle. 53 Selland. Jack. 43. 93 Seland, Linda. 54. 101 Senter, Barbara. 60 Severson. Ina, 54. 91. 92. 95. 101 Shaffer. John. 68 Shaw. Larry. 44. 86. 88. 91. 100. 108. 143. 144 Sherman. Cynthia. 44, 85. 94. 95 Sherman. Sylvia. 68, 85 Sherwood. James, 54 Sherwood. Robert. 44 Shorthouse. Sandra. 54 . 88, 95 Siebens. Mary Ann. 54. 98 Simila. Sheila. 44. 115 Simkins. Robert. 68 Simmons. Earlene. 54. 86. 107 Simmons. Mavis, 54. 86. 101. 107 Simons, Eugene. 61. 133 Simpson. Dean. 54 Simpson. Jerry, 54 Simpson. Peggy. 68 Skylos. Eunice. 61. Ill Skyles. Margery. 44 Slushor. Sally, 54 . 91. 95. 110 Slytor. Ronald. 44. 87. 112. 114 Smedstad. Vonita, 61. 109 Smith. Audrey. 44. 90, 101 Smith. Betty. 68 Smith. Charles 68. 93. 148 Smith. Doris. 68 Smith. Freddie. 44 Smith. Gary, 68, 148 Smith, Gerrie. 61. 98 Smith. Kathleen. 68. 76 Smith. Larry. 44. 91. 108. 124 Smith. Lucille, 54 Smith, Marvene, 61 180 INDEX Smith. Mickey, 54 Smith. Thomas E.. 54, 88. 91. 99. 108, 146 Smith, Thomas, 54 Smith. William. 133 Snodgrass, Wayne. 61 Soper. Judy Ann. 61, 148 Sorenson. Lynne, 44 Sowards. Carolyn, 54, 108 Spath. Dorothy Diane. 54 . 86. 88, 101 115 Sponcer, Charlotte, 68 Spencer, Jacqueline Anne. 54, 101 Spencer. Melvin, 152 Spohn. Dick E.. 68. 93. 148 Springer. Jim. 44, 86. 91, 94. 95, 108. 143. 144 Stables, Dick. 45. 92. 100, 108 Staley. Richard Thomas. 68. 133 Staley. Robort Loo, 68 Stanphill. Shirley J., 54 Stanton. Thomas. 68 Steinfeld. Philip R.. 54 Steinfield. Shirley, 111 Stephens. Richard Allen. 54. 92. 93 Stephenson. Margaret R.. 54. 86. 94. 95. 101 Stovons, Judy Karen. 61 Stevens. Lorraine Ada, 68 Stevonson, William H., 68 Stitzel. Jerry Arthur. 54 Stone. Ann, 61 Storey, Donald Leo. 68 Stovor. Bornico. 45, 86. 101 Stowoll. Patsey. 45 Stradsbaugh. Richard E.. 54 Strait, Donna. 45, 91. 110 Strandberg. Joanne E.. 61 Strandlol, Bob William, 54 Stringham. Leanah, 54 . 88. 101. 109 Strong, Julius. 54 . 86. 91. 146 Strong. Luther, 45, 86, 91, 93. 146 Stroup. Heather Ann. 54. 86. 101 Struthers. Edyth E.. 68 Stuart. John. 54 . 88. 99, 108 Stuart. John W., 54. 101 Sturdivant. Jay, 54 . 88. 112 .146 Sturtovant. Luther E., 68 Stutzman, Barbara Ann, 54, 85 Sundin, Carolyn Ann. 87 Sundquist. Carole Ann. 54 . 90, 95 Sutton. John M.. 45 Swadberg, Kent C.. 61 Sweet, Chuck, 61. 133, 148 Sweet. Molvin. 54, 86. 146 Sweetland, Grace L.. 61, 90 Swett, Roselyn Alice, 45. 86. 101 Talbot, Darlene. 54, 115 Talbot, Gaye, M.. 61 Talbot. Terry Raymond. 54 . 86. 113 Tappins. Donna. 61. 91, 99, 108 Tateishi. Jean A.. 69 Taylor. Melon M.. 45, 87 . 88. 91, 95. 101, 109 Taylor, Ann. 69 Taylor. Jean A.. 61. 91. 99. 108 Taylor. Joanne, 69 Taylor, Mickey, 69 Taylor. Sandra Lee. 69, 91. 151 Tennyson. Ed James, 61. 133 Tessman, Nancy M.. 61 Thielen, Virginia, 61 Thiorman, Elizaboth Lee. 61, 107 Thierman. Robert, 54. 86. 99, 143. 145 Thomas. Boyd Arthur. 54 . 88. 101. 133 Thomas. Mari Jewel, 69. 76. 151 Thompson, Carolyn Kay. 54 Thompson, Charon Ray, 69 Thompson. Dorothy. 69 Thompson. Harry Edward. 61. 112 Thompson. Marilyn, 69, 99 Thompson. Patrick. 69 Thompson, Rhoda Leo. 61 Thompson. Richard S., 61. 99. 133 Thompson, Sandra L. 69 Thorne. Russell, 45. 88, 91. 100. 108 Thorp, Carol Joan, 54 Thorp. Joe David. 61, 133 Thorp. Norma E.. 54. 115 Thrailkill. Roberta Lee. 54. 95 Thurman, John Warren. 93 Thurston, Larry E., 69 Tice, Shirley Jean. 61 Tichener, Jerome O., 54 Toelle, Richard Lee, 69 Tognotti, Gcorgianna. 61. 87 Tompkins. Carol Jean. 45. 88, 101 Tompkins. Carolyn Jo, 61, 93 Tooloy, Almira. 45, 86. 101 Tooloy R., 148 Townsend, Nancy. 69 Trusky. Charles, 113 Trusky. Dick, 54. 91 Tubbs, Lorraine Shirley, 61 Tucker. John E., 61. 95. 98 Tyler, Joan C.. 69. 99 Tyner, Donna F.. 69 Tyner, Donna F., 69 Underwood. Martha, 69 Vance. Denver. 61, 99. 133, 148 Vanderwal, Evelyn. 54. 85. 95. 101 Vanek. Beverly Lee. 54, 91 Vanek, Jerry James. 69 Vantino, Alan V ., 45 Ventis. Frances Lynn, 69 Vernon, Geraldine. 54 Vortz, Cocilte R.. 69 Vertz, Nancy H., 61 Vest. Maureen L., 61 Vig, Byron O., 54 Vogel. Betty, 93 Vosnick, Barbara Ann. 54. 85, 95, 11 Waddinqton, Carole June, 61 Wado. Richard E.. 69. 148 Wade. Ronald 46 Wagner, Carol J., 69 Wagonor, Anna B., 21. 54. 86. 101 Waldron. Daniel J., 69 Walker, James B.. 46. 101, 112. 114 V alker, Nonna. 69 Walker, Richard, 61 Wanaka, Dave, 20. 46, 85. 88. 91, 100. 108. 143. 144 Wanaka, Julianne, 61. 85. 87 . 99, 108 Wang. Karen. 46. 87, 94, 109 Wang. Marilyn. 61. 109 V ard. Richard. 54 Ward. Joyce Darlene, 69 Ward. Verdell. 69 Ware. Betty J., 54 V are, Ernest, 61 Warren. Gwendolyn ., 61 Warren. Jeannette. 46. 84 Warren. Johnnio. 46. 86. 146 Warren, Raylene E., 69 Warring. Carol Ann. 61 Warring, Robert J., 61 Washington, Willio L.. 61 Waterman, Beryl, 46 Waterman, Karen, 61. 11 Watts. Lorene F., 54. 115 Wothorlord. Alico J.. 46. 84 . 92. 101 Weaver. Janet. 46. 95. 115 Weaver. Maxine. 69. 90 Webster, Gail. 46 Woiblen, Jack W.. 61. 152 Weitz. Gary Lewis, 54. 86. 143 Welch. Bill, 61. 133, 148 Wosslund. Douglas. 54 . 88, 108. 113 Wostbrook, Diane. 69 Westerby. Carol Y.. 61 V esterhaut. Kathryn. 61 Wettstead. Don. 54. 86. 91, 113, 143. 145 White. Billie June. 20. 21. 46. 86. 87. 90. 101 White. DuWayne F.. 69 Whito. Esther. 54 White. John O.. 69. 133, 148 White. Mary Ann. 54 White. Mary Anne, 61 Whito.-William. 46 Whitmire. Mary E., 61 Whitmire, Melbrois. 69, 76, 148 Whitney, Eugene. 61, 133, 148 Whitney. Robert Lee. 61 Wickersham. Francis M.. 133 Widmor. Sharon Y., 69 Wiese, Gerald J.. 69. 148 Wiggens. Tom, 69 Wiitala. Bill. 20. 31. 47. 86. 87. 88, 143, 144 Wilder. Roy M.. 61 Wilkerson. Eugene. 54 , 86. 113 Wilkerson. James. 47, 86. 91. 108. 113 Wilkes, Judith Ann, 47. 85 V ilkins. Margaret. 47, 101. 115 Williams, Barbara J., 69 Williams. Donald D.. 61 Williams, James E., 69 Williams, Rita F.. 69 Williams. Robert Joe. 61. 152 Williams. Thomas E.. 61 Williams. Trolva Faye, 47, 109 Willis. Willie. 54. 91. 110 Wilson. Botty Joan, 47, 108 Wilson. David. 69. 148, 152 Wilson. Glenda G., 47 V ilson, James Richard, 69 Wilson. Jorrie Ann. 61. 92. 99. 109 Wilson. Ladell F.. 54 V ilson. Sheila Ann. 61. 85 Wilson, Walace. 61 Winchester, Janice Lee. 69 Winkler. Robort. 54. 88, 113. 143 Winterholler. Herman. 21, 47, 86. 88, 91. 113, 146 Wirkkala, Carol. 61, 87. 109 Wirkkala, Lois Rao. 47. 86, 87, 94. 101. 109 Wilfe. Edward. 54 Wolfe. George Henry, 47 Wolfe. Lynn. 54 Wolff, Helen Margaret, 69, 93 Wolgamott, Dixie Lee, 69 Wolgamott, Ray Gary, 54 181 INDEX Wood, Joar.r.o Loo. 61 Woody. Michael, 61 Wooten. Robort E.. 47 V oznick. Dorolhy. 61. 90 Wright. Linda Jean. 61 Wright, Wayne Guy. 69 Wylam. Ronald. 47. 86. 112. 146 Wysingle. Shirley Ann. 48. 85 Yankanskas. Larry E.. 54. 86 Young. Bill Henry. 54 Young. Bob Bernett. 48 Choir. 95 Club Presidents. 89 Cosmo Ki. Ill Dance Committee. 91 Fire Squad. 91 GAA. 103 Pen its. 98 Quiz 'em. 114 Rally Squad. 96 Roady Teddies, 90 Reg. Presidents. 89 Roughriders. 88 Girl's Ensomblo. 94 Soiddct. 99 Ski Club. 103 Girl's League. 84 Zimmerdahl. Susanne. 69. 90 Horizon. 10- Spanish Club. 105 1RL. 98 Spartacus Hi-Y. 100 Jr. Honor Society. 102 Sr. Honor Socioty. 101 Clubs Key Club. 112 St. Johns Hi Y. 99 Kings. 108 Teddyoitcs. 86 Aequus, 108 Letermen. 86 Ticketeers. 88 Amicitia, 107 Luana. Ill Topper Committee. 104 Annual Staff. 80. 81 Majorettes. 95 Trt Y. 115 Azamma. 106 Office Practice. 88 Twila. 115 Band. 93 Office Staff. 88 Ugenies. 109 Book room. 90 Optimist, 113 Weekly Staff. 82. 83 Boy's Ensemble. 94 t Orchestra. 92 Zhroda. 110 J cyc j O cXcSl IfrlAu' - jto xJ !. 0 0jL -U. 'YY sO- otr . Ijjuc u —Y ju jfc fJ ' Ooctit£: v 6'S' . • .; •• .'•• . '•• ■ ■••■•• :'-: •; •• ■• - r • ■ • • • ' % - JL4 Kix ' ijo -c£j }?S _ L 4UMJ .sJ la U j sU. 6o j . x? UHL lV ) uJL0-' tr — ■ ■C -v ,'C v UAo w •Ci, iAcv eJlH ar W -t)Uo no ' yJ?M b 0 aJL cuji-M-ftii q (x9 . iJ $ o O-S -' 1, su u j- -U i z t ts-(j •