Roosevelt High School - Ranger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 208 of the 1955 volume:

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Jj XXJ tsyntA £Zvf, C ewf, clo cu c g-X j XzXt LJL Ar JyjU -- MX) Myv Jk6- t zM j' XX(Xt, u o ru O-mt Cv C Xca-e-t J%£) a c J cUl, J x Xj, x xy xfx t x fa iu L sit±o° £L P JhA C Ul t,J g „ ™ «A Og w; A' «y co nu.1 txffrLX frvz__ TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ... 10 SENIORS...............24 JUNIORS................52 SOPHOMORES............60 FRESHMEN...............70 ROYALTY...............80 PUBLICATIONS .... 86 ORGANIZATIONS .... 94 ACTIVITIES.............134 SPORTS.................146 PERSONALITIES .... 170 ADVERTISING............182 AUTOGRAPHS .... 192 INDEX..................196 This book is dedicated to the at ROOSEVELT HIGH M SCHOOL LJ h 1 on l| In 4 There is many a battle thats' yet to be won, There is many a glorious deed to be done. The world is still young! For the youth at its dare There are tasks some shall do never dreamed of before It is not an old world, warm and wrinkled and gray, It's a world that is being reborn everyday. The old hearts are settled and fixed and thy'll do Nothing thats' daring or brilliant or new. Their days of adventure have long since gone by, They have finished their tasks and they're waiting to die; But the youngsters who stand at the world's open door Have much to achieve never dreamed of before. On the well-traveled lanes of the land and the sea Everyday will the crowds of humanity be. On the streets which are paved and the avenues known Are the people who care not to venture alone. But the young heart and stout sees the goal that's afar, And dares to set out where the strange dangers are. What's not possible now shall be possible when Some young heart and brave shows the way to all men Youth shall remake the World. What is best of to-day Shall to-morrow to some-thing that's better give way. So, come you young fellows to life, with a will, While you work and you dream the world cannot stand still. (Edgar A,Guest) 7 ' Boyington, Mrs. Mildrod S. English and Social Studios Brower, Mr. John R. Music Camblin. Miss Ruth Librarian DoLano. Mrs. Geraldine Book Gerk English Clausnitzor, Mr. Kenneth English and Social Studios Brattstrom, Mr. Bakor Math and Work Experionoo —srfKJaCL Coffman. Miss Rose B. English EUDE r — -Jt- mrnrm My m jmm il;J EIZ3 EZ.] L.. J1 JE£U IKS Isan um mi EZ11 □ imw—ipmvmmmm Erickson, Mrs. Jano Assistant Secretary Froor. Mrs. Flora H. Language Gross, Mr. Richard M. English Ford, Mr. Robert English and Journalism Gilman. Mr. Frank R. Activities Director Hendorson. Miss Margaret English and Typing Franks. Miss Laura M. English and Social Studios Graham. Miss Cccile Business Education Holfman. Mr. Edwin H. Science m □ m a 3cm □ J ! ZZ3I 1—■■■ . 1 II iBsanisir IB faculty JL_ t'iVini « luJ m • 1 1 ’ ’• I p? ” ■ JPW KroUmeier. Mrs. Cornelia Physical Education Lancaster. Miss Thelma Eng.. Music. S.S.. Fr. Jones. Lesuo R. Industrial Arts Joppeson. Miss Majorio Homomaking Johnson, Harold L. Math Industrial Arts Kennedy. Patrick J. Special Erucation Math Lannon. Mrs. Helen Mathematics McCoy, Mr. Mason M. Physical Education and Health mmm Mackley. Mrs. Alice L. Art Larson. Mrs. Margaret H. Business Education McDaniols. Mr. C. D. Social Studios and English Marnubian, Mr. Parimaz O. Social Studies and English Mattson. Mrs. Jane Home Economics Larsoll. Mr. Arthur J. Mathematics McLaughlin. Mr. Porter R. Social Studies Livesay. Mr. Fred Social Studies and Drama, Speech [iI -v .fe.l 3acuity. Meinig. Mrs. Frances T. Mathematics Murphy, Miss Katherine F. Business Education Obcrson. Mr. Louis E. O’Neil, Mr. Frank Physical Education and Health Powell. Mr. Daniel A. Art Preston. Mr. Vcm fandfond Orch Sy. Nelson. Mr. Thomas Industrial Arts Plahl. Mr. Theodore Social Studies Priautx. Miss Jo-Ann Speech Robbins. Mrs. Mario Roundtree. Fred G. Sclbcrg. Mrs. Ann M. Bookkeeper Social Studios Physical and Health Tilfany. Miss Grace Science Webster. Robert W. S S and English Tompkins. Mrs. Mary A. Homemaking Whito, Robert L. Industrial Art Tripp, Miss Maxine S. S. and English Whitmore. Mrs. Margaret Attendance Wilcox. Mrs. Roberts Williams. Mrs. Marthiol E. Worden. Miss Ruth English English • S. S. and English rf,'3 ' ____________ Younce. Earls S. S. S. and English m 3 a EM m EM EM1 Si mm EM mi wmm ri U mm ISPI mm mmmi mmmu Mr. Roundtree's second period SS 7-8 class was one of several which served as an election board. ROOSEVELT STUDENT BODY GOES TO THE POLLS! Twice each year the Roosevelt Student Body goes to the polls to elect their student council. Each time the senior social studies classes have charge of the voting booths. There are four students assigned to each class. Two of them check registration and student body cards and give out the ballots. The other two collect the ballots and check them off after the student has voted. The procedure used is much the same as that used in public elections. Student Council 54 Soatod from loft: Connie Frazier, Sally Coad. Pal Manneau, Richard Curtis, John Stuarl. David Olsen, Maraaret Carlson. Standing from left: Dale Richardson, Duane Hugulet, Joe Kent, Bill Welch, Don Royco, Jim Luenning. Mickey Smith Stu (lent Council 55 Sealed from left: Phyllis Foltz, Suzi Luenning. Richard Curtis, Byron Vig (president). Tom Morris, Evelyn talland, Margaret Carlson. Standing from left: Dale Richardson. Pat Marineau, Joe Kent, Daryle Russell, Don Royce, Jim Luenning, Mike Houston. 22 enio BACCALAUREATE Westminster Presbyterian Church une 10. 1955 FLOWER Pink Rose BYRON VIG Historian JOE KENT President HELGA FRIEDRICH Secretary icexA MEL SWEET Vice-President COMMENCEMENT Roosevelt High Gym June 9. 1955 CLASS COLORS Black and Pink ARLISS DIETZ Treasurer JULIUS STRONG Scrgeant-at-Arms Akin. Eva Marie My will and inclination are with all ' Roosevelt 4. Assumption Grade School; Azamma; Jr. Honor Soc.; Teddyettes; Ticketeers; Cor. Sec. Honor Soc.; pres. Jr. Girls League; Prom Com.; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help. Future: Work Allen. Barbara Her welcome smile brings sunshine.'' Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Traumerii; G.A.A. Future: Nursing and marriage Anderson. Janice Her laughter was of music from a band of silver bells that chime in fairy land. Roosevelt 4; Holy Cross Grade School; Placus; Luana; Zhroda; Reg. Room Officer. Future: Work Arnason, Diane Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. Officer; Luana. sec.; Seiddet. Future: Work Askland, Lester Thought is the seed of action. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Y. F. C. Club; Band; Pep Band; Choir; Luther League. Future: College Bailey. Jewell Why worry — I never do. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Basketball; Football; Track; Reg. Room Officer; Jr. Honor Soc.; Letteiwen's Club; Roughriders. Future: Navy 26 Alexander. Rosalie Ruth My care is for the future. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Orchestra; Ticketeers; Jr. Honor Soc.; Honor Soc.; Amicitia; Reg. Room Officer; Girls League Rep. Future: College or Work Alton, Burton Quietly and clamly he comes and goes. Roosevelt 2; Central 2; St. Cecelia Grade School; Church Club; Naval Reserve. Future: College Antonsen. Deanna , L A charming manner, comely, too, once a friend—Ever True. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade Sch.; Activity Office; Counseling Room. Future: Secretarial Work Asbury, Marvin A humorless boy is he, who doesn't care to work too busily. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Freshman Football.. J. V. and Varsity Track. Future: Undecided Baese, Gaylon “He who talks, talks in vain. So in silence, he'll remain. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School. Future: College or Work Baird, Tom Don't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Football; Basketball; Key Club; A.V.A.; Reg. Room Officer. Future: Air Force Barnard, Rita Mary Happiness is made to be shared. Roosevolt 4; James John Grade School; Swimming; Publications. Future. Undecided Bean, Harvoy “True worth is in boing, not seeming. Roosevelt 3; Central Catholic 1; St. Cecelia Grade School. Future: Work and Army Beardsley, Marilyn Goodwill is of more value than the result. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Jr. Honor Soc.; Sr. Honor Soc.; Ticketeers. Future: Undecided Boll. John Our thoughts and our conduct are our own. Roosevelt 2; Benson 2; Portsmouth Grade School. Future: Undecided Bennott, Joe Wherever the Roman conquers there he dwells. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Cross-country; Track. Future: College Bcrglund. Sharylin “The willing heart the patient mind. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade Sch.; Teddyettcs; Azamma, Reg. Room Officer; Jr. Honor Soc.; Sr. Honor Soc.; Prom Com.; Reg. Room Rep. Future: Undecided Bartman, Marleen Bashful Sincerity in a true person. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Spanish Club. Future: Secretarial Work Bear, E-Lois With quietness and beauty. Roosevolt 1; Vancouver High Sch.; Beggs Grade School, Oklahoma; F.H.A.; Methodist Youth Fellowship; Church Choir; Commercial Club; Tycoons. Future: Undecided Boatty. Kathleen Darlene Kindness is the first of all virtues. Roosevolt 4; Peninsula Grade Sch.; Jr. Honor Soc.; Sr. Honor Soc.; Ticketeers; Mixed Chorus; Freshman Chorus; Girls League Rep.; Library Staff; Choir. Future: Col-logo Bennott. Barbara Peace of mind is golden. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Amicitia; Jr. Honor See.; Azamma, Reg. Room Officer; Pep Band; M.Y.F.; Tri-Y Officer; Teddy-ettes; Pep Club. Future: College Bcrglund, Frank Happiness is to be shored.” Roosevolt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. Room Officer; Roosevelt Rams; Future: Air Force and Marriage. Bothell, Josophino A tender heart was hers a will inflexible. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Tri-Y; Teddyettes; Tycoon Club; Y.F.C. Club. Future: College. 27 28 Boyor. Ilcno Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; F.H.A.; Tiruumin; Twiia. Future. Work Billings, Robert “Peace of mind is Golden. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Bowling; Fishing; Hunting. Future; College, Business B'.iquez. Marilyn She is like a dew drop from Heaven. Roosevelt 1; Lincoln High School, Des Moines, Iowa; St. Anthony Grade School, Des Moines, Iowa; Amicitia; “The Whole Towns Talking ; Journalism; Press Conference; Reg. Room Reporter. Future: College Blumonfcld. Loretta “A glow in her heart and a smile upon her face. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Reg. Pres.; Girls League Rep.; Reg. Sec. Future: Marriage and Architecture Bickcl, Albert Milford Ready to work ready to play to help wherever he may. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Debate Team. Future: College Bishop. Bcrnic “He's not lazy but doesn't like to hurry. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade Sch. Future: Work Blue. Albert “To live in obscurity and to practice wonders. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School. Future: Cattle Ranch Boyd, Sharon A wise and understanding heart. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; G.A.A.; Cisum; Azamma. I.R.L.; Junior and Senior honor Soc.; Ticketeers; Pep Club; Re-beced Trixon, Trampoline; Tennis Team; Freshman and mixed chorus; Choir; Reg. Officer; G. L. Rep. Future: Business Career Bradley. Patricia Brown eyes and a lovely smile. Roosovelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Hi League; Y. F. C. Future: Work Brown. Joan Silence is the most perfect herald of Joy. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Majorette; Tri-Y; Bethel; Girls League Show. Future: Work and Marriage Brown, Gladys “As modest as a violet, with all the charm. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Reg. Officer; Mixed Choir, Senior Honor Society; Girls Ensemble. Future Work Burger. Richard Nothing gains a friend as quickly as being one. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Baseball; Basketball; Spar-tacus; Kings; Reg. Officer; Dance Committee; Roughriders; fetter-men; Prom Committee. Future: College Buster, Lolita Her smile is never coasing to make another friend. Roosevelt 1; Chicopee High School 2. Newfoundland Grade School, Newfoundland; Ranger Staff; Office Staff; Rifle Club. Future. Stenographer Butler, Norma Troubles never trouble mo. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; G. A. A.; Tri-Y. Future: Marriage and Work. Calcagno. Mary Jean A pleasant smile a charming face. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade Sch.; Ugenies; Freshman Girls League; Reg. Officer; Dance Committee. Future: Work or College Carlson, Diane The mildest manners and gentlest heart. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Reg. Officer; Cisum Officer; Dramuda; Jr. Achievement; Orchestra; Marching band; Portland Jr. Symphony; All-City Orchestra; All-State Orchestra; Koin-TV Spotlite; Holladay Bowl Summer Opera; Luther League; Meier Frank High School Board; Standard Bearer. Future: College Chatterton, Tom “Truly great men are seldom seen. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Swimming Team; Ready Toddies Officer; Reg. Officer; Jr. Achievement; Laicos Officer; Reg Reportor; Skating Club; Sr. Class Play Com.; Dance Com. Future: College Clark, Margee “Every Human Heart knows kindness. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade Sch.; Irona; Aequus; Luana; Placus; Zhroda Officer; Reg. Officer; Girls League Officer; Seiddott; Pep Club; Reg. Reporter; Fire Squad. Future: York Buster, Lorita Kay “Her cheeks are like the blushing cloud. Roosevelt 1; Chicopee High School 3, Newfoundland Grade School, Newfoundland; Office Staff; Ranger Reporter; Yearbook Staff; Rifle Club. Future: Stewardess (Airline) Butler. Roger “An honest man is the noblest work of God. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School. Future: College. Cannon, Terry The best is good enough. Roosevelt SVi: Bend V2 yr.; Fire Squad; Roughriders; Hi-Y; Kings; Jr. Honor Soc.; Sr. Honor Soc; Decoration Com.; Ticket Com.; Prom Com.; Basketball; Basoball; Reg. Officer; F. B. L. A.; Letterman Club. Future: Undecided. Carter, Harold No legacy is so rich as honesty. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. Officer, Key Club; Roadsmen Car Club. Future: Navy or Work Childross, Charles No duty could overtake him. Roosevelt 3Vi; Orcata V2; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Boys Ensemble. Future: College Clement, Ron For they conquer, who believe they can. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School. Future: Work or College 29 Cohen. Marvin As full of spirit as the month of May. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade Sch.; All School Play The Whole Town's Talking ; Activity Office. Future: College Coopor. M. JoAnn Dynamite they say comes in small packages. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Jr. Honor Soc.; Sr. Honor Soc.; Band; Freshie Queen; Prom Com.; Fire Squad; Girls League; Sr. Class Com.; Topper Com.; Rally Squad; Fashion Show; Lu-ana; Zhroda; Seiddet; Majorette. Future: College and marriage Curtis, Richard He speaks his thoughts whate'er they be. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Student Body Officer; Jr. Class Officer; Basketball; Track; Football; Student Council; Honor Soc.; Roughriders; St. Johns Hi-Y; Letterman Club; Inter Schoo’ Council. Future: College Dickens, Judy A friend is a luxury, a true friend a necessity. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Amicitia; I. R. L.; G. A. A.; Mariners; Sr. Honor Soc.; Teddy-ettes; Red Cross; Reg. Room Officer; Girls League Rep.; Ticketeors. Future: Travel Dietz, Betty Many are sweet and gracious but thou excellest them all. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Ranger Staff; Twila. Work Donnelly, Donna Sensible people find nothing useless. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade Sch.; Spanish Club; Jr. Achievement; Ticketeers; Cisum; Swimming Team; G. A. A.; Church; Freshman Chorus; Jr: Honor Soc. Future: College Cole, Robert They profit most who serve best. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Key Club Officer; Honor Society; Track; Jr. Achievement; A. V. A. Future: College and Air Force Cox. Carol Kind hearts are valued more than crowns. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Amicitia; Zhroda; Orchestra! Pep Club; Girls League Exec. Council; Sketch Book. Future: College or work Daniols, Patsy A gay and hardy soul is the happiest person living. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Jr. Honor See.; Sr: Honor Soc.; Traumerii Officer; Reg. Room Officer; Spanish Club; G. A. A.; Girls League Officer. Dietz, Arliss I am strong, I do whatever I wish. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade Sch.; Football; Track; Letterman Club Officer; St. Johns Hi-Y; Reg. Room Officer; Sr. Class Officer; Freshie Court. Future: Undecided Dixon. Delmar “Our contest is our best having. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Band; Rcadsmen. Future: College Downing, Dolbcrt From their actions judge their merit. Roosevolt 4; Linnton Grade School; Key Club. Future: Service and College 30 __________________________________________________________________________________________________________________—-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dunn, Muggic No wealth is like a quiet and happy mind. Roosevelt 1; Green Co. Training School 3; Cross Grade School. Future: Work Durie, Nancy Beauty is truth, truth is beauty. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; I:R:L.; Choir; Girl's Glee; Pep Club; Mixed Chorus; Reg. Room Officer; Reg. Room Reporter; All City Council; Future: College and Work Eastman, Barbara Looking on the bright side of life: Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Teddyettes; Tycoon Club; Y. F. C.; F. H: A.; Future. Work and College England. Donna Her cheeks are like the blushing cloud that beautifies Aurora's face: Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; I. R. L.; Y. F. C.; Hi-League Officer; Church Choir; Library Help. Future: College Ethridgo. Roy Friendship buys friendship. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School: Future: Work Farra, Willard Every man should eat and drink and enjoy the good of his labor. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Freshman Choir; Dance Com.; Boys Glee; Mixed Glee. Future: Service Ferko, Carol Bo silent and safe — silence never betrays you. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Mixed Glee; Reg. Room Officer; C. Y. C.; Y. F. C.; Hi-Lcaguo; 4-H. Future: Work or Marriage Elliott, Dick By thy work you know the workman. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Optimist: Future: College Erickson, Dale The girls all cried, He's quite the kick. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Spartacus Officer; Kings; Topper Com:; Reg: Room Officer; Jr. Class Officer; Meier and Frank High School Beard; Student Council; Nat. Student Concil Conf.; M. Y. F.; Ski Club; Basketball; Baseball; Rally Squad; Fire Squad; Prom Com:; Letterman Club. Future: College Evans, Susie For if she will she will, you may depend of it: Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Luana; Reg. Room Officer; Tris Club; Mixed Chorus. Future: College or Work Farrand. Monna Rae To promise is to give, to hope is to enjoy. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Choir; Reg. Room Officer. Future: Business College or Work Ferrier, lono She that hath no music in her soul is dead. Roosevelt 4; Christian Grade School; Girls Ensemble; Choir. Future: Work Finnell, Maria Give me laughter because I'll laugh anyhow. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Jr. Honor See.; Sr. Honor See.; Office Practice; Choir; Teddy-ettes; Pep Club; Reg. Room Officer; Trampoline Team; Tri-Y; Mixed Chorus; Freshie Choir; G.A.A.; Teddy Wonders. Future; College Frazior, Connie Friendship is the wine of life. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Jr. Honor Soc.; Sr. Honor Soc.; Cisum; Reg. Room Officer; Teddycttes; Aequus Officer; I.R.L.; Ticketeers. Future; College Friedrick. Hclga She came, she saw, she conquered. Roosevelt 1; Uiktoriaschule, Germany; Bessunger Maolohen Grade School; Exchange Student; Spanish Club; I.R.L.; Azamma; Senior Class Officer; Honorary Member of Zhroda; Speech for Democracy Contest. Future: College Fuller. Roberta A good sport is she in everything Roosevelt 4; Roosevelt Jr. High; F.H.A.; I.R.L.; Ticketeers; Future: Marriage Gleason. Lylo Work before pleasure and lots of pleasure afterwards. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade Sch.; Spartacus Hi-Y; Optimist; Dance Com.; Reg. Room Officer. Future: Service Gooseberry, Katherine “I live a merry life. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Traumerii. Future: Marriage or Nursing 32 Flanders, Clifford “He's wisest it seems who avoids extremes. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Jr. Honor Society; Sr. Honor Sec.; Key Club; Chess Club; Science Club; Jr. Achievement; Y.F.C. Freeman, Jon F. “He has a tendency to be happy.” Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School. Future: Service Fuller, Nellie Jean Not what we give but what we share. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Red Cross Rep.; Traumerii; Girls League. Rep. Future: Nursing and Marriage Gabriolson, Dorothy Always on the bright side of life. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Aequus; Ugenies; Phylon Officer; Seiddet. Future: College or Marriage Goldader, George “A prudent man conceals wisdom. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School. Future: Marriage Gorsline, Gary “Good to forgive, best to forget. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; St. Johns Hi-Y; Reg. Room Officer; Optimist Officer; Fire Squad; Rough Riders; Freshman, J. V. and Varsity Football; J. V., Varsity Track; Dance Committee; Kings; Lettermans Club; Freshie Court; Office Help. Future: College Grant, George Sinclair A merry fellow was never yet a sensible man. •loosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade Sch.; partacus Hi-Y; Optimist Officer; :'.ings; Reg. Room Officer; Fire quad; Rough Riders; Freshman, V., and varsity Football; J. V. asoball; Letterman Club. Future: 'ollege iray. Mickoy 'No sinner, nor a saint, perhaps, but well, the very best of chaps oosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade chool; Optimist; Roughriders; •onor Soc.; Letterman Club; J.V., arsity Football; J. V. and Varsity aseball; J.V. and Varsity Basket-all; 1st String All-City; 2nd String 11-State Football. Future: College Jroon, Karl I am the master of my fate: I am the captain of my soul. oosevelt 4; James John Grade chool. irincr, Monto Better to come late, than not to come at all. oosevelt 2; Benson 2; James John irade School. Future: Undecided. ammond, Nancy Like a lake — Still but Deep. oosevelt 1; Mohawk High School; •nt Grade School. Future: Mar-age. anson. Joan Elaino Pleasant words are as a honey comb. oosevelt 4; James John Grade chool; Jr. Honor See.; Sr. Honor sc; Ugenies Officer; Tcddyettes; cketeers; Reg. Room Officer; Of-:o Help; Election Board; Pep !ub Officer; Jr. Girls League Of-cer; Office Practice. Future: Work Grant, Joyco Beauty is power, it's smile is a sword. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade Sch.; Luana Officer; Xi Phias; Rifle Club; Ski Club; Reg. Room Officer; Ranger Staff. Future: College. Green, Doris Yvonne If what must be given is given willingly the kindness is doubled. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Choir; I. R. L.; Tri-Y; Jr. Achievement; Class Photographer; Cap and Gown Committee; Freshie Chorus; Mixed Chorus. Future: College Gregory, Ed “He is most powerful, who governs himself. Roosevelt 2; Benson 2; Peninsula Grade School; Reg. Room Officer; Y.F.C.; Class Photographer Com. Future: College Gustafson, Norman The lagging student gains no lore.” Roosevelt 1; Marshfield 3; Portsmouth Grade School; Roadsmen; Football; Pep Club. Future: Work Hanor, Clayton School? It's great if you don't over do it. Roosevelt 4; Jamos John Grade School; Lettermans Club; Football; Basketball; Track; Baseball; Choir; Boys Ensemble. Future: Service Hansen. John The greatest truths are simplest; so are the greatest men. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Freshman, J. V. and Varsity Basketball; Roughriders; Let-terman's Club; Track. Future: Air Force and College 33 Hanson. Richard Self-trust is the first secret of success. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Spanish Club; Dramuda Officer; I.R.L.; Sr. Honor Soc.; All School Play. “The Whole Towns Talking ; Reg. Room Officer; Quiz-em-team; Boys State; Assemblies. Future: College Harp. Barbara The load becomes light which is Cheerfully borne. Roosevelt 1; El Reno; Webster Grade School; Squaws; Conita Marcia Coto Club; A c ap o 11 a; Choir. Future: Business College Harrison. Loroy Handsome is as handsome does. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade Sch.; Sr. Honor Soc.; Jr. Honor Soc.; Reg. Room Officer; Jr. Prom Com.; Cap and Gown Com. Future: Service Hassfurdor. Glenda Lee They accomplish much, who diligently and faithfully toil. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade Sch.; Tri-Y; F. H. A. Officer; I. R. L.; Sr. Honor See.; Red Cross; 4-H; Square Dance Club; School Play. Future: College Heigel, Wayne What is life without a little fun mixed in.” Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Freshman Basketball; Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; Spartacus Hi-Y; Kings; Roughriders; Fire Squad; Jr. Class Officer; Election Beard. Future: College Hendricks, Joanne In all labour there is profit. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Cisum Officer; Dramuda; Ticketeers; Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; Orchestra; Marching Band; Koin-TV Spotlight on Youth; All-City Orchestra; All - State Orchestra; Holladay Bowl Summer Opera; M. Y. F.; Girls League Rep.; Freshman Glee; Solo and Ensemble Contest; Portland Jr. Symphony. Future: College 34 Harmon, Darlene Yvonne Patience surpasses knowledge Roosevelt 2; Jefferson 2; Peninsul. Grade School; Tri-Y; Las Amoge: Octivius. Future: College Harrington, Jerome I would be true, for there are those who trust me. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade Schoc. A.V.A.; Key Club Officer; Hel: Sr. Class Play. Future: Air Force Hartford. Jean J. Be what you seem to bo. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grad School. Future: Work or College Hast ay, Don Not only good, but good for something. j, Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grac School; Ski Club; Jr. Honor Sc Future: College Hemming. Doreen She is more precious than rubies. Roosevelt 4; James John Grac School; Gamma Theta Rhoe; Re Room Officer; Annual Staff. Fi ture: Undecided Henry. Wayne “He's not lazy, but doesn't like to hurry. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade Sc: Football; Letterman Club; Opt mist. Future: College or work Hobor. Bryco D. A man of honor of noble gon-erous nature. Roosevelt 1; Benson 3; James John Grade School; Varsity Football. Future: Navy and College Hollis, Kenneth To become a man is an art. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade Sch. Future: College Houston. Mike Nothing great is beyond his reach. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; J. V. and Varsity Baseball; Freshman and J. V. Football; Ranger Editor. Future: College Hughes, Deanna With music sweet as love which overflows her power. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade Sch.; 3and; Pep Band; Orchestra; All-City Band; Koin Spotlight on Vouth; Job's Daughters; Ski Club; Sr. Girls League; Luana; Toddy-3ttes; Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; Jr. Prom Decoration Com.; Phylon; 3 e i d d e t; School Play Publicity Com.; Reg. Officer. Future: Work md College durd. Mary Honest labor bears a lovely face. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade school; I.R.L. Future: Undecided Hogan, Naomi “Meek and modest but liked by all. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Bethel; Tri-Y; Jr. Achievement. Future: Business College Holmon. Donna Gentle in heart, brilliant in mind.” Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Zhroda; Seiddet; Xi-Phias; Placus; Freshio Court; Fire Squad; Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; Teddyettes; Weekly Ranger Staff. Future: Undecided Huckey, Larry Neither to seek nor despise honors. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Freshman and J. V. Football; Reg. Room Officer; Roadsmen Club; J. V. Baseball; Sr. Class Com. Future: Air Force Hugulet, Duane Things are only worth what one makes them worth. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade Sch.; Football; President of Spartacus Hi-Y; Club Presidents, President; Reg. President; Roughriders; Fire Squad; Kings Social Club; Dance Com.; Prom Com. Future: Work Hutchins, Shirley Her yes, once said to you shall bo yes forever more. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Teddyettes; Tri-Y; Honor Soc.; Choir. Future: College anssens, George Always the gayest of gay. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade iehool; Freshie Court; Spartacus fi-Y; Fire Squad; Reg. Room Of-. icer; Sophomore Class Officer; .etterman Club; Roughriders; Rifle 'lub; Teds-Teen-Time Com.; Foot- all; Track; Optimist Officer. Fu-ure: College or Service Jensen, Joyco A contented spirit is the sweetness of existence. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Amicitia; Band; Reg. Room Officer; Jr. Honor Soc.; Sr. Honor Soc.; Orchestra; Pep Band. Future: Work Johnson, Glon Friendship is the wine of life. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Freshman, J. V., Varsity Football; Freshman. J. V. Track; St. Johns Hi-Y; Optimist; Rough Riders; Letterman Club; Reg. Room Officer. Future: Colleg or Service. Johnson. Sven Patience and goodness are power. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Future: Work Josoph, Goorge Frequently within my brain I think a thought. Roosevelt Columbia Prep; Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. Room Officer; Topper; Kings; Spar-tacus Hi-Y. Future: College or Service Kaor. Diano Simplicity is her jewel bright. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Luana Officer; Aequus; Seiddet; Topper Com.; Dance Com.; Girls League Rep.; Ski Club; Freshie Choir; Bethel. Future: College of Nursing Keels. Veda Expression is the dress of thought. Roosevelt 3; Canterberry County Technical School for Girls; Sitton Grade School; Skak; Jr. Cap and Gown Com.; Bethel; Jr. Pin Com. Future: Marriage Kelley. Raymond “Wit is the salt of conversation. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Science Club Officer; Track. Future: Service Johnson. Lola The mirth and fun grew fast and furious. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School Traumerii. Future: College Jones Bobby Always be what you mean to be. Roosevelt 4; Linnton Grade School Future: Work Kadlec. Barbara Jean Her hair was not less sunny than her heart. Roosevelt 4; Assumption Grade School; Phylon; Zada; Zhroda; Reg Room Officer. Future: Work Karstottor, Dona Jean Tis the song ye sing and the smile ye wear. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade I School; Red Cross Rep.; Tri-Y i Rifle Club. Future: College Keller, Barbara She who laughs last laughs best. Roosevelt 3 2; Jefferson; Ockle'; Green Grade School; Tri-Y Vice president; Y.W.C.A. Inter Club Council Historian; Publicity Chair man for Whole Towns Talking Sec. for Jr. Achievement; Snack Bar. Future: College or work Kollogg, Gordon Where fun and work clash, le all but fun smash. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Freshman Basketball; J.V Football; J.V. and Varsity Baseball Tilamook Burn Project; Reg. Offi cer; Y.F.C. Club. Future: College and Service 36 Kolsoy. Gordon L. “There's nothing hard to a wise man. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; DeMolay. Future: College. Kincaid, Ronald Keith “Trust yourself and others will trust you. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Honor Soc.; Ranger Annual Staff. Editor. Future: College Kline, John “Happy am I from care; am 1 free, why aron’t they all contented like me. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; St. Johns Hi-Y; Kings; Roughridors; Lottormans Club; Fire Squad; Sr. Prom Com.; Freshman. J. V. and Varsity Football; Freshman Basketball; Choir. Future: College Kraft. Sandra I am wealthy for I count my friends as many. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Luana; Placus; Seiddet; Dramuda; Dance Com.; Teds-Teen-Timo Com.; Sr. Honor Soc; Ski Club; Rifle Club; Reg. Room Officer; Ranger Weekly Staff; Girls League Rep. and Panel; Sr. Class Com. Future: College Landsom, Torry Honor lies in honest toil. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Reg. Room Officer; Ranger Staff; J. V. Football. Future: Undecided Kent. Gcorgo Joseph Although I like to talk, at studies I do not balk.” Roosevelt 4; Assumption Grade School; Freshman Football; Jr.-Sr. Prom Com.; Reg. Sec.; Fire Squad; Optimist; Roughriders; Sr. Class President; Student Council. Future: College and Navy Kleiv, Yvonne Her heart is as warm as a summer evening. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Zhroda; Luana; Reg. Room Officer; Jr.-Sr. Honor See.; Teddy-ettes; Seiddet; School Play; Chairman of Flower and Color Com.; Pep Club. Future: Business College Kochan, Jerome “A smile for everyone. Roosevelt 4; Lewis Clark Grade School, Astoria. Futuro: Work Krulik, Blanche “Laugh every time you feel tickled and laugh once in a while anyhow. Roosevelt 4; Providence Academy. Vancouver, Wash.; Dance Com.; Girls League Pres.; Honor Soc.; Seiddet; Reg. Room Officer; Fire Squad; Rally Squad; Aequus, President; Student Council; Office Help. Future: College Lanyon, Vona “She won us with her winning ways. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School. Futuro: Marriage Larson. Dick “He is full wise that knows himself. Roosovolt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Optimists; Roughriders; Letterman; Topper Com.; Football; Track; J. V. Basketball; Freshie Court. Future: College Larson, Guy That which is not worth speaking, they sing. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Boys Ensemble, Choir. Mixed Chorus, Boys Glee. Future: College 38 Lauinger, Don I cannot help but kindly view, the world that I am passing through. Roosevelt 4; St. Cecelia Grade School; Track. Future: Navy and College LoGore, Janet Kay I charm them with my sparkling smile. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Phylon; Seiddet; Freshie Court; Cap and Gown Com. Future: Work Lester, Clyle The future is more uncertain than the present. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Freshman Glee; Mixed Chorus; Reg. Officer; Girls League Rep.; Cap and Gown Com.; Student Sec., Ugenies; Aequus. Future: Work Lind, Sandra She is as gracious as sunshine. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Sr. Honor Soc. Future: Work Long, Judy Tiny as a petal of a rose and as valuable. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Freshie Court, Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; G.A.A.; Rally Squad; Zenn Onn; I.R.L.; Los Dorados; Girls League Vice-Pres.; Amicitia; Citizen of the Week. Future: College Loving, Willie James Makes haste slowly. Roosevelt 4; Couch Grade School. Future: Service Lawson, Jim For this relief, much thanks. Roosevelt 3; St. Cecelia Grade School; Intra-mural sports; Senior Prom Com.; Reg. Officer; Baccu-laureate Com. Future: College Leonard, Ronald Let another man praise thee. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Freshman Football; Reg. Officer. Future: Work Levin, Nadine With hair as black as a glossy raven. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Rally Squad; Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; Zhorada, Luana, Aequus; Seiddet; Dance Com.,- Fire Squad; Freshie Court. Future: Work Lindstrom, Arloenc She paints the sky with a golden brush. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Aequus; Phylon; Azamma; Freshman Choir; Mixed Chorus; Reg. Officer; Pep Club. Future: Business College Lopez, Mary Lou If I shoot at the sun, I may hit a star. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; Phylon; Luana; Rifle Club, Sgt.-at-Arms; Ranger Weekly Staff; Reg. Room Officer; Lirls Lcaguo Rep.; Sr. Class Will Com.; Assemblies; Seattle Press Conference. Future: College Luening, Suzanne I wish I knew tho good of wishing. $ Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Aequus; Luana; Zhroda, Rifle Club; Pep Club; Girls League Rep.; Reg. Room Officer; Irona; Seiddet; Jr. Honor Society; Fire Squad; Dance Comm.; Sr. Class Comm. Future: College Lundy. Clara There is no wisdom like frankness. ' Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Twila; Future: Marriage and Business College Magnett. Lorretta What is she. but the means of Happiness. Roosevelt 4; Holy Cross Grade School; Pep Club; Tri-Y; Azamma; Activity Officer Help; Reg. Room Officer. Future: Nursing or Work Mann. Tom Nothing succods like success itself. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; Key Club; Science Club; Office Staff. Future: College Martinoz, Hubort “Knowledge comes, but Wisdom lingers. '•fcConnoll, Connie A laughing brook that never ceases to bubble. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Office Help; Reg. Room Officer; Azamma. Future: Work ‘■lcNoil, Lynn She is noble in every thought and deed. Roosevelt 3; St. Ann's Academy Srade School; Glee Club; Girls basketball Team; G. A. A.; Girls .eague Rep. Future: Collego. Jursing Lyda. Deloris Regina Patience is a plant that grows not in all gardens. Roosovolt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Mixed Chorus; Reg. Room Officer; Girls League Rep. Future: Marriage and Nurse Training Mahor, Dan Friendship is love without wings. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Freshman and J.V. Track; St. Johns Hi-Y; Tillamook Burn Project; Choir. Future: Collego Marinoau, Pat Worthy things happen to the worthy. Roosovolt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. Room Officer; Sr. from Com.; Ugenios; Teddyettes; Mixed Chorus; Choir; Office Help; Tickotoors; Job's Daughters; Girls League; Pres. Student Council; Club President; Girls League Fashion Show; Tillamook Burn Project; Ski Club; Campaign Manager; Offico Practice; School Play Com. Future: College McGill, Donald C. And what he greatly thought he nobly did. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; St. Johns Hi-Y; Reg. Room Officer; Ski Club. Future: College Massey. Jimmy The wisdom of many, the wit of one. Roosevelt 4; Franklin Grade School; Letterman Club; Varsity Football and Track. Future: Collego Meggitt, Carlene “A girl of much esteem and truly a worthy friend. Roosevelt 4; Columbia Grade School; National Honor Soc.; F.H. A.; Tri-Y; Journalism Staff; Offico Help; Office Practice. Future: Marriage and Work Meyen. Wanda Daughters of the Gods, Divinely tall. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Cosmo Ki; Club Officer. Future: Marriage Miller, Joanne Her smile is like the dawn. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Reg. Room Officer; Girls League Rep.; Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; Ticketeers; Teddyettes; Phy-lon; Azamma; Ugenies; Sr. Prom Com. Future: College Milos, Sally She has high erected thoughts seated in a heart of courtesy. Roosevelt 4; Holy Cross Grade School; Luana; Ugenies; Sr. Girls League Sec.; Ski Club; Rifle Club; Ranger Reporter; Reg. Room Officer; Ranger Annual Staff; Rep. Club. Future: College Moore, Phyllis She has the spirit of friendliness and is admired by all. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Amicitia; Choir; Pep Club; Freshman Choir; Quiz Em; Mixed Chorus; Jr. Achievement; Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; Teddyettes; G. A. A.; M.Y.F.; Reg. Room Officer; Jr. Class Sec. Future: College Muse, Norma Always on the bright side of life. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Cosmo Ki, Secretary. Future: Work Newman, Larry Politeness costs so little. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Pep Band. Future: Armed Forces • 40 Miller, Don Should we go to school today?' Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; King, President; St. John. Hi-Y; Spartacus; Freshman Basket ball. Future: Work Mills, Diane It takes little effort to smile. School; Mixed Chorus. Future Business College Montag, Billie Jean She does little kindnesses that most people leave undone. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade-School; Reg. Officer; Aequus; Luana, pres.; Rally Sub.; Pep Club Ski Club; Tillamook Burn Project. Ranger Staff. Morgus, Nora It is good to lengthen to the sunny mood. Roosevelt 2; Immaculata and St Mary's; Holy Cross; Amicitia Sec.; Ski Club; Rifle Club; Sr. Photog raphy Com.; Girl's League Rep Reg. Officer; Sec. and Troas.; Fu ture: College Myers, Dave A man not perfect, but of good heart. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Manager, J.V. and Varsity Basketball, Freshman and J. V Track, Varsity Baseball; Rough riders; Lcttermen; P.A.R.R. Club, Choir. Future: College Noce, Michael “If a man has patience, what need has he of armour? Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Reg. Officer; Lettermen Dance Com.; Prom Com.; Rangoi Weekly Staff Cartoonist; Class Pir Com. Future: Undecided Norris. Jim He has a quiet humor that catches one aware.' Roosevelt 4; Ockley Green Grade School; Freshman Football; Key Club; Gun Club; Spanish Club; Varsity Cross Country; Track; Let-tormen; Intramural Basketball; Jazz Club. Future: College Oaks. Ronald ”1 am small but so was Napoleon. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Band; Firo Squad; Spar-tacus Hi-Y; Rally Squad; Rough-riders; Topper Com.; Pep Band. Future: Collego Ogdon. Patsy She is light-hoarted and gay— a general favorite among us all. Roosovolt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Amicitia; Twila; Teddy-ettes; Ranger Annual Staff; Girls League Rep. Future: Business College Olson. Jerry Tho surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade S c h o ol; Optimist; Roughriders; Reg. Officer. Future: Service Ottoboni, Janice The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Ugonies. Future: Business College Pabst, Richard Quietly ho goes about his way, and does his thinking day by day.' Roosevelt 4; James John Grado School; Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; Los Durados. Future: Collego Norstedt, Eva Jean A rose with its sweetest leaves yet unfolded. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Luana; Girls League Rep.; Reg. Reporter. Future: Undecided Oeschger. Paulotto Great things often come in small packages. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Tri-Y; Bethel; Amicitia; G. A. A. Future: Nursing Olivor, Alono Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Roosevelt 2; Washington Grade School, Montana; Girls League Rep. Future: Bu3inoss College Olson, Leonard Troubles never trouble me. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Reg. Officer; Fire Squad; Freshie Court; Freshman. J. V., Varsity Basketball; Optimist; St. Johns Hi-Y; Kings. Future: College Owens, Arlene I feel in every smile a sunbeam. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Jr. Honor Soc.; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Girls Ensemble; Dramuda. Future: Marriage Parton. Deanna Full of pep and lots of fun, of those to succoed sho'll be ono. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Girls League Rep.; Reg. Room Officer; Amicitia, President; Sr. Prom Ticket Com.; Dramuda; I.R.L; Tillamook Burn Project; V a r i o t y Show; Ranger Annual Staff; Sr. Photography Com.; Seattle Pross Conference; Mixed Chorus; Choir; Girls Ensemble. Future: College 41 Patterson, Sandra The one who loves and laughs must surely do well. Roosevelt 4; Poninsula Grade School; Soiddot; Xi Phias; Luana; Fire Squad; Irona. Future: Commercial Art School Poarson, Beverly Gentle in manner, firm in reality. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Sr. Honor Soc.; Twila; Tri-Y; Ticketeers; I.R.L., Amicitia. Future: College Philip, Leianna She always seeks the good in people. Rcosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Tri-Y. Future: Work Phillips, Diane She was the quiet kind, whose naturo never varies. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Student Mgr. School Play; President Azamma; Dance Com.; Sr. Prom Chmn; A. T. S.; Scholarship; Teddyettes; I.R.L.; Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; Phylon; Reg. Room Officer; Girls League Rep. Future: College Portor. Janot Golden hair, like sunlight streaming. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Azamma; Sr. Honor Soc.; Reg. Officer; Tri-Y Pres.; Teddyettes; Sr. Prom Com. Chmn.; Office Practice; Twila. Future: Work Ragan, Kathleen Her welcome smile brings sunshine. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Xi Phias; Seiddet Pres.; Luana Pres.; Ski Club; Rifle Club; Girls League Fashion Show; Orchestra; Reg Officer. Future: College 42 Peacock, Richard That which will come and must come will come well. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Key Club; Ski Club. Future: Undecided Peterson. Doug Slowly, softly, I wish to go far. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School. Future: Armed Services Philip, Marilyn© “Her quietness is becoming. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Rifle Club. Future: Nursing Poitras, Charles What shall a man do but be merry. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Optimist; Topper Com.; St. Johns Hi-Y; Roughriders; Fire Squad; Lettcrmen; Reg. Room Officer; J. V. Football; Freshman Basketball; Track. Future: College Postatny, Evelyn An enthusiastic and pleasing illusion of youth. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Azamma; Sr. Honor Soc.; Reg. Officer; Class Motto Com.; Ski Club; Book Room Assistant; Topper Com.; Jr. Achievement. Future: Work Ramseth, Carol 'To see her is to love her for nature made her what she is. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Cosmo Ki; Amicitia, Pres.; G.A.A.; Sr. Prom Com.; Band; Pop Band; Sr. Honor Soc.; All School Play; Girls League Rep.; Teddyettes; Pep Club; Club Presidents, Secty. Office Practice. Future: College Raugust Dennis He is thy gracious friend. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Roughriders; C. Y. O.; Reg. Officer. Future: College Reynolds. Edwin A lion among the ladies is a dangerous think. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Optimist; Lettermen; Reg. Officer; Varsity Football; Track. Future: College Ridenour. Rosemary A thing of beauty is a Joy Forever. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Amicitia, I. R. L.; Club Officer; Tcddyettes; Sr. Honor Soc.; Pep Club; Sr. Prom Com.; All School Play; Reg. Officer; Cap Gown Com.; Freshman Girls Ensemble; Freshman choir; Mixed Chorus; Choir; Girls League Fashion Show. Future: Undecided Root Robert A little learning is a dangerous thing. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Track; Freshman Football; Baseball; Key Club; Honor Soc.; Letterman. Future: Work Russell, Dick “A joke a day. will keep gloom away. Roosevelt 2; Franklin; Peninsula Grade School; Optimist; St. Johns Hi-Y; Reg. Officer; Topper Com.; J. V. Football; J. V. Track; Fire Squad. Future: College Scott, Ramona A good sport is she in everything. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Sr. Girls League Pres.; Reg. Of-iicer; Girls League Rep.; Zhroda; Ski Club; Rifle Club; Pep Club; Ranger Reporter; Annual Staff. Future: Undecided Salyers, Mary Gailo “She won us with her winning ways. Rcosevolt 3; Clatskanii; Quincy Grade School; Freshman Choir; Tri-Y; Teddyettos; Pep Club. Future: Work Scott, Verda Mae Busy — never weary, happy always cheery. Roosevelt 4; Sittcn Grade School; Traumerii Club. Future: Nursing Rendall, Jerald He'll find a way to make it Roosevelt 2; Jefferson; James John Grade School; J. V. Baseball. Future: College Riddle, Kathryn As from thy presence showers a rain. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Band. Future: College Robinson, Botty “To be superior, one must be sincere. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Teddyettes; Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; Reg. Officer; Jr. and Sr. Girls League Sec. Future: Work Rothman, Charles Bo sure you're right then go ahead. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Reg. Officer; Optimist; J. V. Football; Freshman King. Future: Armed Services Scougale, Charles Things past and to come seem best. Things present worse. Roosevelt 3; Jefferson; Boise Grade School; Band; Pop Band. Future: Undecided Severson, Ina Perhaps her stature is not tall but nice things do come small. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. Oflicer; Girls League Rep.; Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; Dance Com.; Rally Squad; Prom Com.; Soph. Class Sec.; Election Board; Irona; Xi-Phias; Luana; Zhroda; Seiddet; Fire Squad; Majorette. Future: College Shorthouse, Sandra Good Humor makes all things tolerable. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Freshmen Choir; Mixed Chorus; Choir; Jr. Honor Soc.; Ticketeers; Reg. Officer. Future: Marriage Simmons, Earleno Her charm is being just herself. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; Amicitia; Teddyottos; Twila; Reg. Officer; Freshie Court; Ranger Annual Staff; Club Officer; Future: Business College Slushor, Sally Her heart is full of laughter, her soul is full of bliss. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Reg. Officer; Dance Com.; Prom Com.; Cap and Gown Com.; Ski Club; Tillamook Burn Project; Luana; Topper Com.; Seiddet; Pla-cus; Zhroda; Rally Squad; Club Officer; Band Majorette; Fire Squad. Future: Undecided Smith, Lucille In her quiet dignity, lay her charm. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School. Future: Work 44 Solland. Linda Here is the kind of a friend to have — and to be. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Reg. Officer; Girls League Rop.; Tedayettes; Spanish Club; Sr. Honor Soc.; Cap and Gown Com.; Photography Com. Future College Sherwood. James ' If all but had his knowledge. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School. Future: College Seibens, Mary Ann Her voice is ever soft, gentle and low. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; I. R. L; Girls League Rep.; Choir; Ski Club; Reg. Officer; Jr Honor Soc.; G. A. A.; Tennis Team Future: College Simpson, Doan He acts like a woman hater, but who can tell?” Roosevelt 2; Roosevelt Jr. High School. Future: Work Smith, Arthur (Mickey) Lots of mischief, lots of vim, dancing is just right for him. Roosevelt 2; Tillamook; Bay City Grade School; Prom Com.; Band; Dramuda; Student Council; Ranger Weekly Editor; All School Play, The Whole Towns Talking, Reg. Officer; Choir; Variety Show; Spotlight on Youth T. V. Show. Future: College Smith, Shelia Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School. Future: Marriage Smith, Thomas E. Patience and goodness are power. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Freshie Court; Freshman Football and Track; Reg. Officer; Sophomore Class Officer; J. V. Football and Track; St. Johns Hi-Y; Club officer; Kings; Band; Prom Committee; Roughriders; Election Board; Fire Squad; Hi-Y Inter School Council. Future: College Sopor, Judy “Wisdom consists of being wise at the right time. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; G. A. A.; Office Staff; Tennis Team; Azamma; Teddyettes; Girls Leaguo Rep.; I. R. L.; Office Practice. Future: College Spath, Diane Beauty, honesty, and kindness form a trio of virtues that will forever encircle thee. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Sr. and Jr. Honor See.; Sunshine Girls; Twila; Azamma; Tri-Y; Toddycttes; Iris Show; Club Officer; Ticketeers; Girls League Vice-Pres., Office Practice; Sr. Prom Com.; Freshie Court. Future: Work Steinfold. Phil Nothing great is beyond his reach. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School. Stephenson. Margaret Joyous clear and fresh thy music doth surpass. Roosevelt 4; St. Cecelia's Grade School; Teddyettes; Mixed Chorus; Choir; Girls Ensemble; Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; Pep Club Secretary; Cap and Gown Committee; Senior Prom Committee; Election Beard; Phylcn; Aequus; Reg. Room Officer; Girls League Rep.; Ticketeers. Future: College Strong, Julius Make Haste Slowly. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Varsity Football; Basketball; Lettermen; Dance Committee; Fire Squad. Future: College Smith. Tom F. The mildest manner with the bravest mind. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Roughriders; Fire Squad; Reg. Officer; Senior Photography Com. Future: College Sowards, Carolyn Success is not won without effort. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Aequus; Freshman Choir; Ranger Weekly; Reg. Officer; Club Officer. Future: College Stanphill, Shirley A maid lighthearted and content. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School. Future: Undecided Stevens, Dick Actions speak louder than words. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Band; Pep Band; Pres, of Club Presidents. Future: College Stringham, Leanah ‘She has a voice of gladness and a song of cheer. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Reg. Officer; Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; Teddyettes; Phylon Officer; Ugenies; Jr. Clasa Prom Com.; Ticketeers; Chmn. Sr. Class Photography Com.; Office Practice; Class Play Publicity Com. Future: College Stroupe, Heather Anno “Her wit was a fuse to little bombs of laughter. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Freshman Chorus; Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; Azamma Officer; Teddyettes; Prom Com.; Election Board Com.; Reg. Officer; Office Practice. Future: Business Career 45 Stuart. John D. Quiet kind, a friend to all, enemy to none. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Band; Football J. V. and Varsity; Prom Com.; Track. Future: Undecided Sturtcvant, Clifton Jay Every man must play his part. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Track Mgr.; Key Club; Ski Club; A. V. A.; Letterman Club; Roughriders. Future: Work or College Sundin, Carolyn From the crown of her head to the soles of her feet she is all mirth. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Civil Air Patrol; I. R. L.; Luther League. Future: Nursing Swoet. Melvin Three-fifths of him genius and two-fifths sheer fun. Roosevelt 4; Assumption Grade School; Reg. Room Officer; Fire Squad; Football; Track; Sr. Class Officer; Optimist; Letterman Club Officer. Future: Work Talbot. Terry He'll find a way or make it. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Optimist; Reg. Officer; Freshman, J.V., Varsity Basketball; J.V. Football; Future: Undecided Thierman, Bob Virtue is like a rich stone, best plain set. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Football and Baseball; St. fohns Hi-Y; Roughriders; Letter-mans Club; Fire Squad. Future: College or Armed Services 46 Stuart, John W. In himself is his might. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Student Body Officer; Fire Squad; Honor Socioty; St. Johns Hi-Y Officer; Kings; Roughriders; Reg. Room Officer; Prom Com.; Band; Topper Com.; Letterman; Dance Com.; Spanish Club; Ski Club; Freshman Track; Cap and Gown Com.; Inter-School Student Council; M.Y.F.; DeMolay. Future College Stutzman, Barbara Sparkling with wit. bubbling over with good humor. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Reg. Room Officer; Girls League Rep. Future: Work Sundquist, Carole Ann Always on the bright side of life. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus; Bethel; Choir; Office Staff; I. R. L.; Azamma; Pep Club; Reg Room Officer. Future: College. Talbot. Darlene Small but potent. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Try-Y Officer; Girls League Rep.; Office Staff. Future: Business College Thain. Jerry A man not perfect, but of good mind. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School. Future: Service Thomas, Boyd The man is the mind. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Freshman Football; Tennis; Reg. President; Ski Club President; Jr. and Sr. Honor Soc.; I. R. L; Prom Refreshment Com.; Band; Rough-riders. Future: College Thorp. Carol Joan Sho poured out the liquid of her voice. Roosevelt 3V2; Scappcoso Vz: James John Grade School. Future: Work Thrailkill. Roberta Ability is given us for a purpose, we must not waste it. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Azamma; Honor Soc.; I. R. L.; Tri-Y; Choir. Future: College Trusky, Dick “It is good to lengthen to the sunny mood. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Dance Committee; Rough-riders. Future: Work Vanek. Beverly Loo My heart is ovor at your service. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Phylon; Fire Squad; Swimming Team; Reg. Room Officer; Mixed Chorus; Freshman Choir. Future: Work Vig Byron The reward of one's duty is power to fullfil another. Roosevelt 4; S h a 11 u c k Grade School; 1. R. L; Tycoons Officer; Laicos; Y. F. C. Officer; Dramuda; Reg. Room Officer; Student Body Officer; KBPS; Beaver Boys State; Christmas Program. Future: College Wagoner, Anna Bollo Seriousness and merriment are near neighbors. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Freshman Chorus; Jr. Honor Soc.; Sr. Honor Soc.; Office Help; Azamma Club; Teddyettes; Student Council; Cap and Gown Com.; Election Beard; Office Practice. Future: Business College Thorp, Norma Laughter that tinkles her merriment groat. Roosevelt 3; Jefferson 1; Taft Grade School, Taft, Oregon; Tri-Y. Future: Marriage Tichonor. Jerry Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School. Future: Navy Vandorwal. Evelyn “Her smile is like the dawn it comes then tis gone. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Honor Soc.; Tri-Y; Choir; Azamma Sec.; Prom Com.; G.A.A.; Cisum; Reg. Pres.; Teddyettes; I. R. L. Future: College Vernon, Geraldine Such joy ambition finds. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School. Future: Work Vosnick, Barbara Ann As pure as a pearl and as perfect, a noble and lovely girl. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Majorette; Reg. Room Officer; Irona; Placus; Luana Officer; Seiddet Officer; Pop Club; Topper Com.; Girls League Fashion Show; Girls League Rep.; Sr. Class Com. Future: College Walker. Patricia Ann I would be friends with you and have your love. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Twila; Prom Com.; Zada; Azamma; Luana; Tri-Y; Ready Teddies; Dance Com.; Girls League Rep.; Reg. Reporter; I.R.L.; Sr. Class Play; Bookrcom Assistant. Future: Work 47 48 Ware. Betty She who has a merry heart has a continued feast. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; F.H.A.; Tri-Y; Traumerii Officer; World Fellowship. Future: Work Weitx, Gary There is nothing so royal as truth.” Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; J.V., Varsity Baseball; Key Club; Jr. Honor Society; Election Beard; Freshman, J. V., Varsity Football; Letterman Club. Future: College Wottstead, Don He conquers twice who conquers himself in victory. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School. Future: Undecided White, Mary Ann Of every cloud she sees the side that's brightest. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Twila Officer; Freshman Chorus; Mixed Chorus. Future: College and Marriage Williams, Roy Allan “In all labor there is profit. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School. Future: Service Wines. Bertha Lee “And what she set out to do she did.” Roosevelt 2 2; Dunbar Grade School. Future: Marriage Watts, Lorene A ripple of dimples that dancing meet, by the curves of a perfect mouth. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Tri-Y; Publicity for Play. Future: Work Wostlund. Douglas And what ho greatly thought, he nobly did. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Optimist; Kings; Rough-riders; Fire Squad; Topper Com.; J. V. Track; J. V. Football; Reg. Room Officer; Sr. Class Day Chairman. Future: College White, Esthor The most evident sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulness. Roosevelt 4; Sitton Grade School; Azamma; Girls League Rep.; Ted-dyettes; Future: Marriage Wilkerson, Eugene “Bold, cautious, true — a good comrade. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Freshman, J. V., Varsity Football; Optimist; Roughriders; Letterman's Club. Future: Work Willis, Bernice “Be true to your word, your work and your friend. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Fire Squad; Xi - Phias; Zhroda; Reg. Officer; Dance Com.; Girls League Rep.; Band Majorette; Tillamook Burn Project. Future: Undecided Winkler, Bob He is liked by everyone. Roosevelt 4; James John Grade School; Reg. Officer; Fire Squad; St. Johns Hi-Y; Optimist; Rough-riders Officer; Sophomore Class Officer; Letterman's Club Officer; Dance Com.; Prom Com.; J.V. and Varsity Basevall; J.V. Basketball. Future: Undecided ____I_________- — Wolfe, Lynn Vernon There is always time. Roosevelt 4; St. Cecelia's Grade School; Lancers. Future: Service Yankauskas, Larry Who chooses me shall get as much as he deserves. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; J.V. Varsity Football; Swim Team; Spanish Club; Key Club. Future: Service Wolgamott, Garry He finds delight in tormenting his neighbor. Roosevelt 4; Portsmouth Grade School; Freshman Track. Future: Work Young, Bill H. “A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. Roosevelt 4; Peninsula Grade School; Reg. Officer; Fire Squad; Optimist; Teen Time Committee; Cap and Gown Com.; J.V. Football; J.V. Track. Future: Service untold iceti unior Don Royse President Linda Peterson Treasurer Joe Justice Janice Brice Don Brice Sqt.-at-Arms Secretary Vice-President Cm Woo. Margaret iown. Marilyn Beiambauglt Darrel ItOn. M nlyn Cam. ion Donna Carton. loan Charbonnaau. Dorlaa DairiMt Norma Daniela. Audrey Dah'arv Mar.lyi Norman Donaldaon. fay Dunn. Shirley D-nlord. lack Dooley. Dc'.ot. a Edwarda. Gloria Haenbach. PrUr If allay Evane. Margaret Fallon Rob Fetched. ferry Follr. Phylt FiaWlad. Paul Foaa. Mari! Foaier. Joanna rowlrr. Wanda I aaher, Leuratee I erraa. fun Fink. Stanley leown. Maine C«u J«. Roland HtnU. Barbai Haruon. Warren Hum UV.� n CnDin. Sharon Hickman. Donn Hobart. MA Hum Ltity H 4jcu Mary Huyrt-Hd Harlatt. Roaali Kama. Laurie Houghton. Sh- Kowaa. Judith Hudaon. Barda Hueboar. Lou Hufiamrlh. Tom Hurd Kay Iri . Lloyd lohnton. Baity [ohruon. Ba Irndrak . Shu lay Mica. Jo. XadK. Mary A« � «T.Moflla Kaala.Sha lohntcn. Bob fohaaon. Darryl Johruon. Ed lh Minton. Juanita fohnaon. Karl CahrU. Carolyn XaUy. Sharon Xaiwady. Lola Kant. Miko Xoach. Trank Xcataraon. Juno XolaL Carolyn XJti.Unr XiacanUan.'. Xu . Wayne Kitlo. Sherry Klaaaert. luanlta Xlein. Doris Knaub. Larry Larson. Louis Larsen. Karen Lara. Maria Uminers. Meiriclla Land sir set. Dorothy Lawyer. Rkhard Linkemeyet. lattice Linstrom. Faye Llewellyn. Patricia Lo4.trom. Shelley LoveaLL Ken Matey. Phil Mann. Leery Martin, lefty Martin, foe Matson, fanet Matthews. Marsha Manila. Jim Mildenberger. dl Miller. Keith Morse. Sill Morgan, Bob Morrison. Shirley Murray. Don McCauley. Mike McDonald. Bill Olsen. Darid Palodichuk. Edith Otey. Valery Patchin. Ardyce PauL loan Pttton. B.irb.irA P«l«r� . R hArd Powr'J. Undt Pr aicau. Core-1. RumuiMn. Adj!:.- R� )cr� ll, I,. RKhardMn. Loujna Both M� rgic Sim mi. NAncy Sm d ud. Veniu SnodgtAM. W� fM Sorrrivon. Shuolynn Suik. Howird Ta� 1«. I.An ]t k Wilion. Sboila Wirkkala. Carol Wood. loanno Woolon. Pal Woxaiek. Dorothy Wright, Uftda Yankauskaa. lorry AUpoct Doom AlWn.Cwd Alb«tuoo. A1 A frM.)fcl 4 Adfcir . CotoJyn AuiUd. ClorU Aivirf on. Pil� y Andrian. Ion Aiwkrao . D iryl AVtoe-Wm te«rd ley. G 9 B• � . Edw rd Bc� m. Ro� li«- •!«•� . Anil AyW id.Dv nn Oovin Johnny DanlcUon. Karen Daniclton. Mari Jean Cotmtock. Barbara Di«� n. Candy Dw. Arthur Outlay. W� .l«y Dunham. Frank Ervin. David Frailer. Donna Ferlro. Mary Ann Flora. Shirloy Gardner. Eva Caakill. Bob Gatherer. Duane Guenther. Gayla Geaavik. David Goodwater. Benny ........... w.in-------------------- H«7«r. Rod HaEnaarudo. Donna Hamaon. Fayo HomjoI. Ro-)vr Hr'.Url Evolyn Holt.. Ron Holloway. Pal Hoqan. Wayna Howard. Kay Hudson. |nw lmdiako. Mary Lou Hopklna. Virginia Hoovor. Don lorvoane. Barorly Sua loll. Darlona lohnaon. Mario lohnaon. I imoa lorgoruon. SK r toy Kaulf.nvan. Darlana Kriarlobor. Harriot Xarl. Edwin KoatK. loAnn Kunalor. Konnoah Kunti. lacfaia Lamb. Wayne Kiollt. Robert Knrgga. Call David Kohar. Mary Klopjanan. David Lon?. Judy Lowla. Eaaa Laauranca. Don LaVoy. Duck Layton. Ron Laahloy. Mary O'heame. Carol OiwilA India Nilaa. Donna Parka .laarla Podaraon. Moy Patrick. Pat Pattaa. Pat Peteraoa. Carol Peteraon. Dwin Philip. Sharon Phi Hi pa. Jj Piltaenbarger. Nata Pi draft. Madeline McDwain. Beverley Mclnroy. George McKinnon. Malba McLennan. Manly] MtCfa . Sandra MiUer. Sharon Minaky. Miko Moa. Allan McCormick. Danaia McCoIlan. Crifl McNamara. Catharine McRaynolda. loan Mrt'addan. Sally Midler. Da rota MePadden. Bill Mayar. Pat R« vm. My S h� llcf. Oo N« Stlro. Bury Roll . Phil IMimI. l rrr Ttytor. loAaa Ttxxnu. M� n l w « TMto.StiKha WhiSo. Johnny Whitnu . Molhum Whknoy. Bob WciiLKclon Vonnkb. Lawier ZimmordahJ. Sui ' ’ Wmchatiti. Junta Whilo. DuWnynt Wilton. Dick -- V Willitoe. Jim Wilton. Ron William Toon Wilton. David Our exercise rooms aro provided with the best of equipment: wMmmi icexd men VV Jim Chambers David Kroliebor Scrgeant-at-Arms Deloros Addi Scrgeant-at-Arms Jim Luening President Shorman Cochran . Vice-President Albioobt. Dot,bo Allen. V.io Andorion. U� Jeiiy AndeiiOfL Myo. Anderoon. Pony Andicen. Diuyr Aivjim. Lenny AihwOfth. Bill Bailey. leriy Sony. Kenneth Bledow. Bob BlomquM. Beverly Bouchor, IS Blond. R.te BiMhbwI. Weoloy Bienmqci. Lonnie Biunqetdt, Beibelo Bailor. Marly. BukK. DofOlhy C.ilion. Keien Colo. Berbere aibonneou. DeiWne Quulenoen. Derid Conn. Loo Conn.ll, P.l Conaiord. Barbara Coguill.lt . Sandy Coot . CliHotd Cox. Donald Crotghlon. Judy Dtonkhahn. Hana Edward� Mauric. 1'iroatonborg. Barbara fiaUlad. Laurol Frakoa. Naomi Glaaa. Or.loe Grillilh. Cl, n Hancock. Wayn Hanaon. Dlano Halula. Edward Harp. Itoaomari- Higgona. Warror Harria Johnny Hawk. Tommy Koath. Mary Hondriclu. J«ry lohr-ion. Dotolhy JuuuU. Kwuiwf bIWy. Mw«u� l X«-r«n«n. ludith KtUrUbn. D.� id IQ . N� ixy JoM. Muqwrl Mtnh. Goid«t MUUr. Dulyl Mun r- • � Murray. Kenneth NewviUe. David McKrndry. Margaret Nad. Lomm Ohm. |anrc Overly. |udy O'Wed. Peggy Phillipi. David Pilgrim. fuanila Beimel . Betty Reid. Muy Reeder. Iva Rhoten. OUie Richardioa. Nancy Rilter. Brenda Rohmaon. Beverly SctUaie. Gloria Scon. Merlyn SnutX. David Slone. M fy M n� rde� . Me.yletn Ttwmtlnl, Jetninc Tynef. Dtiyle Vtnek. K.ilh VMibcm. Judith W� .hinqK L Muine WetkHtglon. TXoroet Welker. Merly Welkee. Den Wiek. Xmtten 'eleon. Howerd Wef� key. Uny Dele W� b ff. BUmo Windhem. Helen WVuU. Dlyn Wilton. Mero e aMxoom cActivity Youdcf. Gail Zimmerman. Lenny Wright. Richard Wymote Bob Wyaingl . Charlca )Class Poom Projects The freshman chorus gath-crs at homo of Philo Smith before an evening of Christmas caroling. Donna Sarrett exhibits her prize-winning white rats. She conducted a very successful experiment with them to demonstrate the valuos of a proper diet. Scionco Award Winnors. David Naff tolls his follow students about his weather station. C-LASS ACTIVITIES PERIOD ID Freshman activities in one of Mr. Webster's classes. ANNOUNCEMENTS AND BULLETINS 1 X' Lr - . tPrince Blanche Kiulik yfm Roosevelt's annual Iris Show honor-oring the May Queen and her Court was held on May 20. The runner up for Rose Festival princess is crowned May Queen and the next 8 candidates are her court. The top ten candidates were: Connie Frazier. Blanche Krulik, Diane Spath, Rosemary Ridenour. Diane Carlson, Deanna Hughes, Nadine Levin, Carol Ramseth, Billie Jean Montag, and Yvonne Kliev. The library was a picture of pretty colors and pretty girls. Iris displays were received from the community, schools, certain groups and individual students. Classified displays gave attention to individual blooms, and students interested in floral work created displays, the winners receiving scholarships for study in the field. Diane Spath, senior, was chairman of the Iris Show, and Elizabeth Brandt, junior, was her assistant. The doors were open from ten o'clock in the morning to eight o'clock in the evening. It was one of Roosevelt's finest Iris Shows — this floral show of '55. Dick Flood. King of Froshio Court Penny Amundson. Quoen of Freshio Court Row 1: David Koierlcbor. Johnny Morris Row 2: Laurel Fjalstad; Judy Ridenour; Delores Addi. Carolyn Carlson, Margaret Mallott. Helen Windham. Margie Wilson. Gaynel McGee, Bonnio Cox. Vora Allen. Penny Amundsen, Row 3: Jerry Hendricks. Craig Wood. Sherman Cochran, Dick Flood, Larry Bopp. Mike Stone, Marty Stone, Tom Hawk. Bill Ashfold, Jim Luoning. an ye Top row. toil to right: Code Ferris Business Manager Billie Montag Secretary Linda Peterson Ardycc Patchin Clubs Bev Johnson. Botty Clark Joan Paul Personalities Mike Kent Personalities Bottom row, left to right: Darryle Russell Sports Chester Groonc Sports Joan Paul. Joan Taylor Index Earnest Ware Art Mike Quinn. Ed Tennyson, Don Roysc Index and Miscellaneous nnua Top row. left to right: Doanna Parton Senior Pictures Doreon Hemming Sophomore Pictures Patsy Ogdon Senior Pictures Crlone Simmons Sophomoro Pictures Barbara Perron Junior Pictures Bottom row. left to right: R. G. Ford. Advisor Weekly and Annual Keith Miilor. Carolyn Ketel Advertising and Feature Jim Hooves Class Pictures Carol Waddington Freshman Pictures IHI I an Top, left to Mickoy St Editor 1st Page E Sandra K 2nd Page E Cartoon 1 3rd Page Torry Lan 4th Page 1 Rita Bam 4th Page E Darryl Ru Sports E Bottom, left t Koith Miilo Carolyn 1 Featui Bob John Copy at Communic Joe Jar Photogra Darlono Hi Fcatur Lonta Bu Typist, Ret Marilyn B1 Typist. Re] . loft to right: Chot Green th Page Editor Billie Montag rd Pago Editor Sandra Kraft nd Pago Editor Codo Ferris st Page Editor ary Lou Lopoz Iditor - Editorials Mike Houston Editor om, left to right Betty Diotz jsiness Manager ind Advertising Barbara Kadlec Communications arry Thompson Sports V ritor lent Swadborg Sports Writer Joyce Grant Fashion city Clark, Joan iuI. Bcv Johnson Reporters Who's who was one of our favorite features. The entire student body enjoyed this special feature. ciiizen of tho wook, sports editor lor one semester. Senior boy Senior studont modol for Whit© Stag. Editor and Co-editor. Characters irom Sadio Hawkins Dance. Upper right — Freshman class olliccr. Lowor left — Exchange Studont. Lower right — Ditto. ;rc bc- rlot Elc-� nd, and West. At Tre reading doing com-5ry of Mail, period first will devote 'the evaluation the journalism Fplicd to having in the yearbook. Ed is going to he til he some colored improvement, as is 'six new pages. Ron fear's editor, is out-You remember his Erk in last year's book! the first time since Mr. cn over the journalism T, delegates arc to he sent Fnpetitive journalism con-Willamctte University, ttulations arc in order for Fd, and his journalism classes Pfesenting the student body ?uch a fine basketball Dope The book was something that very professional in anyone’s Tion. It shows what really can Tdonc with cooperation. evelt Ran rOL. 39 ROOSEVELT HIGH SCHOOL, PORTLAND, OREGON JUNE 8, 1955 F EDITOR Faduates Jon Kincaid, a graduate of tho JTass of ’55” is a member of the J oscvclt Art Department as well _i the editor of the 1955 Ranger Yearbook. He has won a gold key as la Scholastic Art Award for his 1 v Ron Kincaid Editor of Annual Work in that department. Ron made himself a reputation in the 1954 yearbook for his exceptional art work on the division pages. It was because of this outstanding work that he was chosen as the editor of the 1955 Ranger. This year, art has been used as decorations for photographs and layout. Ron was a fine editor and a wonderful person to work with. His effort and that of the staff have combined to bring you what we hope to be the finest of Roosevelt’s annuals. us is one of a series of articles Ugh of the various depart- chool) poking at a desk tail sheets. YEARBOOK STAFF REACHES ALL-TIME HIGH, by Carolyn Ketel Step right up, fellows and gals, into the yearbook of ’55! Something seems familiar — you're right! It's “Within the Walls of Roosevelt High School”—the theme created by our advisor, Mr. Ford, with suggestions of art-work by the editor, Ron Kincaid. On the first end sheet you see the entrance of our school, leading into the building where activities are conducted. Pecking through the windows, you see the teachers, carrying out their special jobs; and the class officers appear to be on the walls of the school, to further carry out the theme. Let’s look around a bit, at some of the things that make Roosevelt different. Over here, on pages 82 and 85, we find the Iris Show,” and pick up on “Who’s Who? , page 90. Round and Round She (Joes, on pages 136 and 137 features the music department, but get “Fan These Cool Cool Kids,” on pages 170 and 171. Around this corner — no, she's over there — say! What is tins? It’s “Seeing Double,” on pages 166 and 167. There's fun all over again on “Cotton and Cord Day,” on page 179, and everyone becomes a hill-billy’ on Sadie Hawkins Day —pages 140 ami 141. These pages are special features of this book, where we iend opportunity for the staff to be entirely original. And, just before you leave, we find a summary .of the mythical dream which has carried you “Within the Walls of Roosevelt High School. Journalists Visit Press Tuesday, March 22, was Portland High School Press Day, and the nine city high schools sent a delegate to each of the city newspapers. Roosevelt's representative, to the Journal was Keith Miller and to the Oregonian was Carolyn Ketel., When the nine delegates to the Oregonian arrived, they were taken on a well-supervised tour through the building, following the actual route of a newspaper. After this, they gathered for a short discussion, ami were given personal assignments to certain members of the Oregonian staff. Inetcrestcd in general reporting, Carolyn was sent to the City Hall, in the care of reporter Paul Hauser. Mr. Hauser discussed reporting with Carolyn and showed her through the building, introducing her to the city commissioners and other prominent Ic • Arden X Darkroom Technician Does Outstanding Job m ■ Joe Janm Darkroom Technician This year the Ranger has had for a darkroom technician sophomore Joe Janni. Eighty - five per cent of the pictures in this year’s annual were processed by Joe, and they show that he has become quite an expert with his developing. Joe is an example of the American tradition of “getting ahead. When he was in the eighth grade he received a home developing kit, and. his interest was aroused. He was found, quite by chance, when lie transferred to Roosevelt from another school just this year. Joe likes his work — and it shows up in its quality. The division pages were the result of Joe's idea, and are an excellent example of his superior work. freshman core classes, but since I; year I’ve had sophomore Engl) classes and journalism.” Journal is a big job since it includes) . paper and yearbook. Have you taught clscwhej fore coming to Roosevelt? “Yes. I taught at EllirJ mentary school in Portlaj before that, in the south y present the sophomores a; MacBeth, but they arc positions on The Histoj The third and fourth year journalism class the entire semester to of newspapers. The efforts of staff arc being apt everyone’s picture j| This year’s annua] terrific! There wi| pictures — a big the addition of Kincaid, this yj doing himself., wonderful worj Also, for tIj Ford has tal department, to the com fcrencc at Congrat Mr. Ford) for pre with si) Book, j looks opinid be dj Editor Heard A short talk by Arden X Pj born, editor of the Journal, st) the delegates’ day at the Jj building. A twenty-minute ”ql tour of the building followc which the students were specific jobs. James Run] assigned to Keith or vic( is Mr. Running’s job to) events of importance tj at the Federal Court had the privilege of reporters’ box whilcj selected for a tax cv; terwards he met tty Marshal, the headj Service, and many The man stood covered with year) Pardon me, sii V p.,t% 1 «� uvn me, m [nal, started hh , J;is0 51 journal rcpW ‘N « , struct or. Lhought SPRING REG. PRESIDENTS Row 1: Arydco Patchin, Marilyn Marlin. Judy Jonson, Susanna Zimmer-dahl Row 2: Joan Cydors, Judy West. Gail Gcldccker, Nancy FreeoU. Margie Rolh. Sally Coad, Chuck Sweet, Clyle Lesler. Roland Gonzales. Bob Winkler Jerry Weis. Row 3: Katheryn Boyce. Mike Darrah. Donna Mann. Janot Portor. Romana Scott. John Stuart, George Grant, George Jonnssons. Gone Whitney, Doug Westlund. Don Weststead. Row 4: Betty Johnson. Shorman Coeran, Larry Bopp, Joe Joseph, Louie Larsen. Joe Marincau. Denny De Freitas. Bill Wolch, Mike Kent. Row 5: Frank McPhearson. Bill Ashfield. Marty Stone, Dodc Ferris. Boyd Thomas, Richard Hansen. Mike Stone, Kon Love, Vern Savola. Bill Young. Strive to unify Reg. Rooms. Carried out Campus Clean-up and reg. news. REG. PRESIDENTS Reg. news and campus clean-up. Row I: Rosalie Hoke, Gail Geldakcr, Deanno Fowler. Margarot Mallot, Eva Jean Norstedt, Joan Paul. Joe Justice, Doug Westlund, Margie Roth, Judie Riley, Barbara Nesting, Diane Gadotti. Row 2: Betty Thoirman. Lois Kennedy. Carol Peterson. Donald Story, Dick Trusky, Darrell Russell. Ron Oaks, Bob Reed, Row 3: Karen Kerr. Judy Ridenour, Carl Peciso, Bill Stophens, Tom Smith, Paul Fjalstcd. Evolyn Vandaul, Nora Morgus, Bill Young Row 4: Jack Dunford. Woodrow Andorson. Winston Johnson. Bob Odom. Bud Clark, Mike Quinn, Ed Tennyson Row 5: Jim Luoning. John Lundquist. Dale Hoover. Don Miller, Snook Olsen. Dick Larsen. Chuck Poitras. Row 6: Doug Wolch. Duane Huglet, Julius Strong. MAJORETTES They performed with the band at almost all the Itball games. They marched at the Jamboree, and leens Coronation. They also lead the band in Fairy Tale, Armistice Day, and Rose Festival lades. Row 1: Wilma Sauler, Barbara Vosnick, Joanne Foster. Row 2: Mickey Smith. ORCHESTRA The orchestra plays for assemblies, takes part the music festival, sends representatives for the 1-City orchestra and Spot-Light on Youth orchestra. Row 1: Norman Hoffman; Jorrie Ann Wilson, Diane Carlson, Joanne Hendricks. Row 2: Darlene Russoll. Juanita Klassort. Row 3: Diane Schniodcr, Margaret Mallot, Arlon Erdnson, Pat Patte. Loll to right: Rosalie Hoke. Nancy Moore, Anita Mayhack, Fayo Linstrom. Gwen Warren, Deanna Parton, lono Forrier, Joan Hamilton, Marilyn Dahlen. Seated: Clayton Haner, Rosalie Hoke, Joan Hamilton, Moore, Faye Linstrom, Gwen Warren. Charlos Childror. Marilyn Dahlen. Standing: Dale Hoover. lone Forrier, Moilanen, Doanna Parton, Bill Morse, Dalo Anita Mayhack. Guy arsorr. Bill Welch, Mr. Brewer, GIRLS ENSEMBLE Sang on Teddy Roosevelt's birthday at the Teddy Roosevelt Square, Kiwanis at Berg's Chalet, Vaudeville Show, Lombard Boosters, James John P.T.A., Dads Club and Eastern Star Chapter. BOYS ENSEMBLE The Boys Ensemble sang for the Portsmouth P.T.A., St. Johns Y.W.C.A., Roosevelt P.T.A., Dads Club, St. Johns Optimist, Lombard Boosters, Teds Teen Time, assemblies. Eastern Star of Vancouver, Washington, Vaudeville Show, KEX-Hi Time, Sammy 96 Taylor Show and Honor Society induction. n em BOYS ENSEMBLE Loft to right: Charles Childress. Bill Welch. Clayton Manor. Dale Hoover, Guy Larson, Bob Moilanen, Dolo Richardson. Bill Morris. BAND The band performed at the football and basketball games. They also marched at the Jamboree, Fairy Tale Parade, Armistice Day, Queens Coronation, and Hose Festival Parade. Our band and choir provide entertainment for our school and community groups. Two special FALL CLUB PRESIDENTS Their purpose is to organize their clubs into more unified groups and to promote more and better club activities and programs. Bow I: Diane Enright. Wanda Bunkor. Carol V irkila. Pat Marinedu, Suzanne Luemng. Barbara Vosnick, Blanch Kurlik. Carol Ramseth. Judy Long Row 2: Dian© Spath. Mars Jewell Thomas. Glenda Hassfuader. Byron Via. Dale Enckscn. John Stuart. Boyd© Thomas. Tom Smith How 3: Rose Napoleon. Duane Huglot. Judy Dickens. Dick Larson. Dick Hansen. Dick Warren. Ed Grogory. Bob Root. Mel Sweet, Chuck Olson. Bob Winkler. CLUB PRESIDENTS share information, co-ordinate activities, and e unity to club program. Row 1: Yvonne Kleiv, Carolyn Sowards, Judy Long. Joan Hanson Blancho Krulick. Sandra Taylor. Billio Jean Montag. Row 2: Pat Mar-incau, Janet Porter. Barbara Bonnot. Deanna Parton. Dorothy Lanstroot. Gary Weitz, Don Miller. Row 3: Carol Cox. Lola Johnson. Diane Enright. Rodqor Heigol. Dalo Er.ickson. Leonard Olson. Dick Slovens. Row 4: Maryolta Lammors. Mickey Smith. V aync Heigol. John Stuart Richard Larson. Bill Young Row 5: Richard Burger. Tom E. Smith Nathan Gardnor, Edward Grogory, Charles Ganter, Coburn Freer' Kenneth Robinson. o o wmmm MM Kan ?« Carol Wirkala. Phyllis Foltz. Fayo Lmdstrom Sow 2: Barbara P Barbara Eastman. Carol Westerbc. Lcanah Stnngham. Joanno ! Pat Marmcau. Dianne Philips, Deanna Hushes. Barbara Bonnet!. Gale Salyers. Margie Roth Row 3: Doris Klten. Linda Selland. F Vandorwal. Janet Porter. Sharon Berglund. Betsy Brandt. O' Kohlri. Linda Wright. Connie Frazier. Row 4: Rosemary Rid Sharon Keeto. Shirley Hutchins. Maria Finnoll. Judy Dickons. Fredricks. Judy Soper READY TEDDIES Projects to brighten the patients in the hospitals, scrapbook to send overseas. Row 1: Robert Matsunaga. Lorraine Stevens. Cecelle Vcrtz. St Lmd. Dorothy Landstreet Row 2: Eloise Lowe. Sherry Alter. Mars Forko Row 3: Louise Sponccr. Melba McKonnan. Dona Kars' Row 4: Mr McLaughlin, sponsor. Sharolynn Sarenson. Donna Carr. Bev Reeder. TEDDYETTES Teddyettes was organized in 1945 and since have tried to be of service to the school at anytime. They have served for teas, luncheons, dinners, banquets, ushered for plays and concerts, helped with the Iris show, commencement and assemblies. Row 1: Eva Akin. Josephine Bethel. Marilyn Dohan. Margaret Ste son. Betty Robinson. Betty Thoirman. Joan Hanson, Yvonne DANCE COMMITTEE How 1: Jean Paul. Janet Colo. Katherine Boyce. Sandra Taylor. Diane Goddotti, Janice Olson. Sally Coad. Clyle Lester, Lois Kennedy. Mar-caret Carlson. Row 2: Carol Shield. Carol O'Hurne. Camille French, Karen Brevier. Roland Gonzales, Joanno Wood, Yvonne Kleiv, Jean Taylor. Carol Wirkkala. Row 3: Lou Anne Buck. Mike Quinn, Jo Ann Rennoll, Betty Jean Johnson, Mae Peterson, Linda Hammeron, Joan Hanson. Sharon Kooie. Row 4: Denny De Freites, Mike Kent, Judy Dickenson. Glenda Hassferter. Janico Kincaid, Judy Howes. Mary Galo Salvers. Gay Talkot, Sherline Swisher. Row S: Bill Morse, Evelyn Lolland, Paulette Ochostra. Rosemary Rtednour. Phillis Moore. Nora Mor- � U8, Nancy Vertz. Georgina Tognotti. Kay Westorhout. Faye Harrison arylou Imdieke. Row 6: Valery Otoy, Pat Okeson. Lou Ann Richard-,103 son. Lorita Buster, Phyllis Foltz, Ancie Carey. 'l 1rman: Connie Frazier. ;t the office secretaries and counselors. Plan school dances under Mr. Gilman as advisor. Sadie Hawkins, Christmas Formal, Debs Day and Cottn 'n Cord. Sally Coad, fall chairman. Evelyn Lof-land, Spring Chairman. Row 1: Ron Scroggins. Dennis Olsen. Bob Winkler. Evelyn Lolland, Sally Coad. Row 2: Sally Milos. Lorraine Nail, Judy Ridenour. Dede Hughes, Linda Peterson, Bevorley Johnson. Karen Larsen. Pat Neilan. Pat Walker. Willie Willis. Iva Reodcr. Judy Ernest, Mary Lou Imdieke. Barbara Nesting. Kathlcon Smith. Sharon Johnson Row' 3: Lucia Car-son. John Lundquist. Mickey Gray. Mike McCauley. Bill Welch, Denny DoFrietz. Joe Manneau. Kenny Robinson. Jessie Hudson. Mike Noce. Donnie Chandler. John Stuart, Dale Erickson, Keith Cannon. Gary Gorsline. Chuck Poitras. 104 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS LEAGUE The purpose of this club is to create a better understanding about the world in which we live, to bring the people of different countries together, and Back Row: Connie Frazier, Mary Ann Siobens, Carole Sundquist. Barbara Senior, Glenda Hassfurdor, Clayton Haner, Judy Soper, Diane Phillips, Doris Green, Ruth Besson, Beverly, Pearson. Front Row: Nancy Dune, secretary; Judy Long; Sharon Boyd; Richard Hanson, treasurer; Holga Friodrich, Secretary; Kenny Robinson, president; Phyllis Mooro, vicoprosidont; Rosemary Ridenour; Marilyn Pochancc; Judy Dickens, president; Robort Fuller. BOOK ROOM ASSISTANTS Assist Mrs. Delano in the Book Room. LUT fd TOPPER COMMITTEE hey plan dances for after the games, took two :h trips to West Wind, elimination dances in :h they gave prizes to the winners. JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The purpose of this club is to promote better scholarship among the students of our school and to give them the feeling of accomplishment. Row 1: Rita Abdella, Deanna Fowler. Jean Wiemer, Jackie Coatz. Diane Enright, Mary Rodman, Mary Lashley, Diane Gadotti. Mari Jewel Thomas, Linda Chapman. Marilyn Martin. Row 2: Faye Harrison. Lorraine Nail, Gaii Gcldaker, Louanne Bulk. Kay Hjeamena. Carol O'Heatn Renolla Donaldson, Margaret Mallot, Linda Sloan, Judy Wig man. Rosalio Clairman. Bev Jerman. Betty Johnson, Juno Hohosenei. Row 3: Kathryn Bayer. Ann Selding, Diane Snyder. Helen Wolfe, Marilyn McClennan, Barbara Bisheofi, Vickie Davis. Melba McKennan, Joanne Kuntz. Dorothy Johnson. Roberta Lana, Donna Serrott. Janice Oam, Kav Howard, Diane Adamson Row 4: Jan Phiiiir ; Solly Wi-PaHi-I.. A':r . Clxi i iw.� v r.,. c; ,....... U„ The Theo Chapter of The National Honor Society was organized in 1946 and was the first in Portland. Theo is the abbreviation of Theodore Roosevelt. The Senior Honor Society sold Sadie Hawkins Day Tags, held a concession at a basketball game, and gave a scholarship to the most deserving senior. Row I: Bovorly Pearson. Sandra Krait. Margie Clark. Heather Stroup, Rosalie_Hoke. Judy Long. Shajron Bo d. Connie Frazier. Nadine Levin, Margaret Stevenson. Blancho Krulik, loanne Cooper, lna Severson. Carol kala. Yvonne Kliev. Mary Lou Lopez. Diane Phillips. Deanna Hughes Row 2: Lois Bean, loan Hanson. Elizabeth Brandt, Sandra Lind, loanne Miller Leannah Stnnqham. Virginia Grotjohn, LouAnn Richardson. Barbara Bennett. CaroWn Kchrli. Evelyn Pcstatnv. Nora Morqus. Gloria Edwards. Rosemary Ridenour. Phyllis Moore, loyce len-son, Holga Friedrich. Row 3: Darlono Ferris, Pat Okesson. Donna Hickman. Valory Otey. Robert Erickson ludy Dickons. Glonda Hassiurdor, Rosalie Alexander. Marilyn Beardsly. Diano Carlson, loanne Hondricks. Gladys Brown Row 4: Maureen Vest, Eva Akin, Linda Sclland, Earlono Simmons, Betty Robinson, lohn Stuart. Code Foins, Kathlin© Beatty. Maria Ftnoll, Shirlov Hutchins, Evelvn Vanderwald. Carolyn Kotol. lanot Porter, lean Pritchard, Phyllis Foltz. Shanlyn Bcrgland. Roberta Thrailkill. Carol Ramseth. Row S: Mike McCauley. Richard Pabat. Ricnard Curtis, Ron Kincaid. Richard Hanson. Graco Swoetland, Mary Whitmire, lorn© Ann Wilson Row St Boyd Thomas, Thomas Mann, Clillord Flanders, Coburn Freor, Koith Miller, Don Skidmore, Bob Colo. Robort Root. G.A.A. DRAMUDA It provided entertainment for school assemblies and programs, sponsored the Annual Variety Show for two years, sponsored Teds Teen Time and provided entertainment for the Lion's Convention held in Portland. This club v as organized in the school year of 1953 and 1954 for the purpose of participating in shows in and out-side of school, and discovering and developing new talent in high school. Row 1: Diane Adamson. Louann Richardson. Mickey Smith. . McFadden. Row 2: Frank Berglund. Deanna Parton. Diane Car Georgina Tognatti. Joanne Hendricks. Rosalie Clairmore. Mrs. Bo ton. Joan McCandltsh. Marvin Cohen. Dick Stovons. Row 3s Ma Thompson. Barbara Perron, Richard Hanson. Promote girls sports under leadership of Miss Bond. 108 Row 1: Donna Cammron. Dorothy Landstreet. Both Judd. Kathlocr russo. Shirlene Swisher. Diane Enright. Marilyn McLennan, lowol Thomas. Bev Jermann. Virginia Hopkins Row 2: Kayo Fc Joan Cyders. Moy Peterson. Joan Weimor. Jan Phillips. Holon Vicki Davis. Louise Spencer. Dorothy Wozmck. Mishka Hart. Ro Aria Hacko. Botty Waro. Joyce Pilgram. Joan Capman. Judy Creic Kathleen Stout. Sharon Moe Mane Johnson. Row 4: Emma Lorraino Stephens, Joan McCandish. joyce Remmick. JoAnne K Laurico Harris. Row S: Betty Johnson. Joan Eggison. Joanno Bond LETTERMEN It was first called The Order of the Golden R and was organized in 1930. Activities included Campus Clean Up, sold hats. Car Patrol. Row 1: Dick Larsen, Bob Hob Thicrman. Jewel Bailey. Terry Cannon. Richard Curtis. Mel Sweet. Glen Johnson, L’d Reynolds. Mickey Gray. George Janssens. Don Wetdstead, George Grant Eugene Wilkcrson. Wayne Henry. Leonard Snook Olson, president. Row 2: Mike Kent. Gary Wei!z. Charlie Gant :. Daryll Russell. Eugene Whitney. Bob Read. Donver Vanco, Roland Gonzales. Tom Baird. Dave Myors. Bill Welch. Chuck Poitras. Gary Gorsline. Ron Goggtn. John Hanson. Konny Robinson. Dale Hoover, Mike Bopp. Joe Justice. Jay Sturtovant. Jerry Kiltz. Mike Moce Row 4: Terry Talbot. Bryce Hober, Tom Mortis. Dale Erickson, Don M Jeriy Mikoworth. Stanley fink. Alan Perkins Row S: Leonard Adams. Don Rovco. Dick Truskey. John Stuart, John Klein, Code Pern.-; f.' -nt Swadbcrg. Larry Yank ' rry Yankauskas Row 6: Belton Olltson. Sherman Cochran. Richard Burger. Arliss Dietz, Richard Hoystngton. John Petke. Robert Root The club had a Christmas Party with a Pinata, Valentine morning chocolate party, a quickie breakfast, and have had many speakers on Mexico and no sPain- Row 1: Sylvia Sherman. Palsy Daniels. Faye Lmdstrom. Carlecn Gardner. Hamel Keiorleber. Mary jean Kohor. Maureen Vest. Barbara Perron. Alice Wysinglo. Grace Sweotland, Mrs. Richards, advisor Row 2: jim Caroll. Gene Whitney. Daryl Johnson, John Sluari. Jim Rcovos. Pele Elsenbach, Jim Ferris. Jessie Davis Row 3: Manlu Foss. Linda Colleo. Mary Lashly. Marlcno Barlman. Ron Oaks. Dave Hart. Bill Slevonson. lorry Yankausas, Fred Robinson. Sharon Grillin Row 4: Marsha Malthews. Carol Schilds. Nancy Moore. Connie Edwards. Janet Boraas Row S: Maxine Weaver. Carol Peterson, Phyllis Folu. Pally Okesson, Linda Sclland. Richard Hansen. JAZZ CLUB Sponsored Teds Teen Time, sponsored a jazz 'cert, had Bob McAnulty as speaker, and a scrap :e. It was organized in December 1954. Row 1: Karl Johnson. Coburn Freer, Jim Ferris. Wayne King. Jack Duniord. Pat Pattee. Row 2: Roland Gonzales. Alan Perkins. Robert Erickson, Kioth Miller, Jerry Mikoworth, Mike Quinn, Jack Weiblen. Norman Dodge, Bill Sturdivant, Dick Stephens, Richard Peters, and Darryll Brumbough. RIFLE CLUB rticipation in target practice and learn how to e guns. AEQUUS The purpose of the club is to promote social activities. Aequus has had several joint meetings, date meetings, a spaghetti dinner, swimming party, beach This club has been a busy one having joint meetings, a Royal Ramble Dance, a car wash, a date meeting, and bowling, skating, and beach parties. Glenda Hassfurder, Carol Prazeau, vorly lermann, Renol Donaldson, Rosemary Ridenor. Row 1: Carol Ramsotlv Deanna Parton Row 2: Judi Dyhi. Carolyn Koto!. Phyllis Moore, Pat Ogden, Joan Bono-brake, Valery Otoy, Harriot Keierleber. Janice V inchoster Deanna Peters. Betty VogeL Linda Hamron Mary rtedmon Paulette Oeschqor, Joyce Jonson. Row 3: Janot Borass, Ruth Orr. Barbara Porron. Judy Dickens, The club took tickets at basketball and lootball games. Operation Campus, and sponsored Teds Teen Time. Being a service club, they sent 32 CARE packages abroad and delivered magazines to the Veterans Hospital. Row 1: Kenny Lovoall, lorry Kiliz, Jock Weiblen, Bob Johnson, Luther Sturtonant, Jerry Yankauskas. Bonny Law. ........$. Jay St ' ‘ _________________________________________ ..._____________________ . go Kje kauskas. John Gray, Dent Swadberg, Chet Greene, Richard Peacock, Gary Weitz. ob Cole. Gerone Harrington, Delbert Dowing, Jim Norris. Jay turtevanf, Frank Handren, Steward Edleman Row 3: Jim Ferris, Bob Root, Tom Maann, .Allan Perkins. Vigo Kjersgarde. Row 4: Larry Yan 115 Row 2: Richard Peters, KINGS Joint meetings, date meeting, taught Freshmen to dance, beach trip, and sponsored Teds Teen Time. Row Is Tom Smith. Dale Erickson, John Stuart, Dick Thompson, Mike Quinn, Torry Cannon, John Klien. Row 2: Joe Joseph. Don Millor, Rodger Heigel, Pete Buckner, Jim Raycraft, David Olson, Duane Hughlet, Daryll Rus-sell. Bob Reid, Richard Burger. Row 3: Mike McCauley, John Lundquist, Wayne Heigle, Mike Bopp, Dennis De- Joint meetings, date meetings, sponsored Teds Teen Time. Scatod: Stanley Fink. Lenny Hall, jerry Wieac. Robert Gashill, Vernon Savola. Kenneth Lovo. Standing: Louis Larson. Fred Brandt, Kenneth Robinson. Gary Meyers. James Owens. Richard Stovon, Bill Stevenson. Jerry Mike-worth Gary Edlobrock, Richard Wilson. Byron Vig, Frank Kesch, Tom Chatterton. OPTIMIST Date meeting at St. Johns Y.W.C.A., Joint meetings, Stag Party, Potluck Dinner, Operation Campus, Optimist League Basketball, Date Picnic, collected for March of Dimes, and Intramural Basketball champions. Date Meeting in Club Rooms, Collected toys for Toy and Joy Makers, Optimist Plaque, collected coat hangers. Mr. Hovey is the advisor for Optimist Club. He has been for the past several years and is very dependable and helpful in conducting meetings. Row 1: Bill Welch, Don Wettstead, Bob Winkler. Roland Gonzales. Dick Elliott. Mike Kent. Doug Wostlund. Row 2: Glen Johnson. Joe Kent. Row 3: Ed Renolds. Goorge Janssens. Row 4: Eugene Wilkerson. Richard La.-son. Lyle Gleason Row 5: Torry Talbot. Gene V hitney. Goorgo MacEnroy RowJlLeroy Harrison Bill Young. Dick Lavoy. Row 1: Mol Sweet. Daryl Johnson. Gary Gorsllne. Row 8: Swoot. Chuck. Dick Russell Georgo Grant Row 9: Dennis McCormick. Dick Trusky, Snook Olson Row 10: Mickey Gray. Paul Pjalstad, Jerry Olson. Bob Morgan. Chuck Poitras, Darrylc Russel, Chuck Rothman. Wayne Henry. Campus Clean-Up, Care packages, taught danc- ing, Christmas Caroled, Initiation Teas, lily {lowers for the offices, sold popcorn. sales, Row 1: loan Tyler. Sandy Taylor. Jean Paul. Bov Johnson, Lois Kennedy, Ardyce Patchin. Donna Frazier, Penny Admunsen. Bonnie Cox, Marilyn Marlin Row 2: Lorraine Naij. Judy Ridonour, Sharon Johnson. Linda Peterson, Janice Olson, Jean Taylor. Donna Tappins. Karen Larsen, SPARTACUS HI-Y The club was organized in 1951 by a few ex Roosevelt students and grew to be one of the better clubs in the school. The pupose of the club is to create, extend, and maintain Christian character throughout the school and community. Joint meetings, date meetings, participated in Youth in Government, Operation Campus and Hi-Y assembh urd Burgor. spring president; t uane Hughlet. fall president. Row 2: Dale Erickson. Denver Vance, ean. Edward Gray. Ron Oaks. Don Story. Dale Richardson. Row 3: Wayne Heigle, Joe Joseph. John Robert, Vern Savola, Darre; Carpontor. Row 4: Joe Justico, Tom'Morris, Phil Hemming. Mike Me- Row 1: Richer Bob Notlonanean, Burkitt, Miko .... ....__________________________________ . Cauley. Don Carpenter. Row 5: Ken Grant. Dale Hoover, Bob Read. ST. JOHNS HI-Y The purpose o( the club is to create, maintain c.nd extend throughout the school and community, high standards of Christian character. Joint meetings, date meeting, prominent in the Row I: Tom Smith. John Stuart. Jim Carol. Mike Quinn. Dave Olson. Dick Thompson Row 2: Roger Heigle, Mike Bopp. Ed Tennyson. Arlis Dietz Row 3: John Lundquist. Don McGill. Dennis DoFritis. Pete Buckner. Bob Thurman Row 4: Dick Smith. Don Hoover, Joe Manneau. Pete Apo Row S: Dick Staley, Duane Carlson. John Kline, Doug TEEN TIME COMMITTEE Plan Teds Teen Time. Bought gifts given as door rizes and in elimination dances. Row 1: Angie Kory, Sandra Kralt. Lorraine Nail, Diane Gadotti. Row 2: Margiee Clark. Bill Young. Doug Westland. Richard Wright. Dale Hoovor. Kenny Grant, Don Story. Margie Roth. SKI CLUB They have made several trips to Mt. Hood, and onsored Teds Teen Time. Row 1: Sandra Kralt. Sharon Keeio, Rosalio Hoak, Nora Morgus, Joan Hamilton loanno Foster. Jackie Carlson. Sally Milos. Ramona Scott. Karen Brevig. Evolyn Postatny. Row 2: Kenny Grant. Tommy Hullsmith. Joyce Grant, Diane Kaor, Kenny Robinson. Don McGill. Mr. D. T. Smith, advisor, Darlene Forris. Row 3: Dennis DoFreitas, Bob Kotronos. Joe Marinoau. Louie Larson, Jerry Mikeworth. Torry Hall, Dick Wilson, 123 Bob Whitnoy. TRI Sponsored by the Y.W.C.A. the club made place mats for Shriners Hospital, spaghetti dinner, slumber party, joint meetings, beach trip, assisted the Y-Teen Winter Formal, gathered rummage for the iale Row 1: Darlene Talbot. Patsy Walker, Carolyn Barnett'. Josephine Bethel. Norma Jean Throp. Leanna Phillips, Judy Stevens. Dianne Spath, Janet Porter. Row 2: Sharile riaughton. Naomi Hogan, Mary Salyors. Betty Joyco Ill laKZll wao Hi sSk a uuu uug grov ing rapidly since. It is a service club, but also has many other activities v hich include joint meetings, scrubbing the statue of Theodore Roosevelt, participating in Operation Campus, and All-City Potluck and going to the mountains for a week end. R°w 1: Marilyn McClennen. Janice Winchester. Wanda Bunker. Edith Struthors. Deanna Peters. Karon Brovig. jano. ole Row 2: aro!yn Barnett. Shelia Wilson, Carole Waddington. Betty Johnson. Katheryn Westerhout. Sherri Kitto Row 3: Lva Reodor Carolyn Ketel. Maureene Vest, Carol Peterson. Linda Coffee Row 4: Sharon Griffith. Shirley Tice. Lou Anno Richardson. Meirella Lammers. Shirley Irr.dielce. UGENIES Beach trip, tea, installation dinner, joint meetings, slumber party, skating and swimming parties. Row 1: Janice Lynch. Joan Hansen. Jackie Schncewcis Row 2: Vonita Smedstad. Janet Cole, Leanah Stringhom, Joanne Miller, rat Marincau, Jorric Ann Wilson, Susannc Zcmmerdah. Row 3: Josephine Pence. Pat Meyer, ’ - ' uRe— 1 Shirley Morrison. YOUTH FOR CHRIST The Youth for Christ Club is an interdenominational Christian fellowship, purported as an answer to the religious needs of modern day teen-agers. Activities include skating party, camp retreas, aftergame social with Grant Youth for Christ, Spring Banquet, and Saturday Night Rallies. Row 1: Joan Eggison. Carol Forko. Marilyn Dahlen. Ann Taylor. Roylene Warren. Mary Ann Forko, Dorlea Char-boneau. Delores Dooley, Josephine Bothell. Donna England. Jackie Kuntz. Row 2: Carol Westerby, Doris Klein. Helen Windham. Brenda Ritter. Barbara Bischolf Juanita Klasscrt. Barbara Eastman. Sarah Coopor, Louiso Spencer. Rhode Lee Thompson Row 3: Alice Bothell. Carol Forko, Sherlene Swisher, Wilma Sauter, Phyllis Foltz, Faye Linstrom, Byron Vig. Ed Gregory, Gordon Kellogg. John Gray, Lester Askland. Clarence Johnson, Tamara Bates. ZACCHEUS This club was organized in January '55 It is invitational and is open lor sophomore, junior and senior girls. Their colors are pink and grey. A pot luck dinner was given by the members who club durina its first month for the new t to right: Doris Green, Carole Warrin, Shirley Imdioke. Barbara Eastman. Alice Bethel, Lorraine Tubbs, Norma Thorpe, Deanne Philips, Diane Mills. Marlene Bartman, Deanna Antonsen, Nancy Tessman. Dolores Dooloy Gaye Row 1: Ramona Scott, Betty Roc Smith. Mary Ann Kadloc, Sandra McKonsio. Joan Tylor. Carol Wagner. Diano Gadotte. Donna Frazior. Willy V illis, Janice Anderson. Ina Sovorson. Nadine Lovino. Sally Slushor. JoAnn Coopor. Margie Clark Row 2: Julie Ann V anaka. Manlu Foss. Rosalie Alexander. Suzio Lucning.' Yvonne Kleiv. Charloon Teeter. Eva Gardner. Londa Powell. Veda Kools. Dixio Wolgamott. Carolyn Blomquist, Marilyn Bliquez. Lorita Buster, Lolita Buster, Carol Cox. Barbara Kadloc. oia candy, held annual dance “Under the Big Top, joint meetings, spaghetti dinner, slumber parties, Installation dinner and sponsored Teds Teen Time. otrtu. Row 1: Blanche Krulik. Judy Long. Margie Clark. JoAnn Cooper. Donr. Tappens. Janice Olson. Bov Johnson. Linda Peterson, Ardyco Patch;: Betty Clark, Judy Riley, Don We'.tstead. Dick Thompson, John Sluran Tom Morris. Row 2: Arolene Lindstrom Connie Frazier. Suzi Lueninc Ma.gie Roth. Bob Read. Joe Justice. George Iansenes, Michael Quin: Chuck Pcitras. Dick Larson Row 3: Sally Coad. Margaret Carlson. Ma garet Stephen. Karen Larson. Bill Welch. Mike Kent, Denver Vane-Leonard Olson. Ed Tennyson. Dave Olsen. Dick Russell. Joe Kent Ro-4: Don Skidmore. Jim Carol. Roger Heigle, Denn DqFroitas. Be OFFICE PRACTICE Under advisorship of Mrs. Robinson, they do mimeograph work for the School. They compile and put together the Bridging the Gap booklet for Freshmen. Row 1: Joyce Jenson. Carol Hamsoth, Margie Clark. Lolita Buster. Nora Morgus, Lorita Buster. Blancho Krulik. Sally Slusher, Diane Spath, Ianot Portor, Barbara Bennett. Veda Keels. Joan Hansen. Heather Stroup Row 2: Betty Robinson. Mrs. Maybell Robinson Row 3: Billio Jean Montag. Mary Calcagno. Marleen Bartman, Deanna Antonson. Lea-nah Stringham. Joanne Miller, Marilyn Beardsley, Ina Severson. Pat Manneau, Carlone Meggitt. Sandra Lind. Judy Soper. Row 4: Terry Landsem, Ron Kincaid, Byron Vig, Sandra Shorthouse Jewell Bailey. Richard Hansen FIRE SQUAD Help promote better and more efficient fire drills and air raid drills. Fall chief, John Stuart. Spring chief, Tom Morris. 130 Thicrman Duane Huaulet Row 5: Dale Erickson. Tom Smith. Wayr. Heigle Mike Bopp. Joe Manneau. John Klein. Bob Winkler. Row ( Terry Cannon, Mike Cauloy. John Lundquist. Dick Staley, Pete Buckne Dick Smith George Grant Row 7: Ron Oaks. Don Royse. Glenn Joh: son. Douq Wostlund. Billy Young. Lyle Gleason, Buzz Gorsline. Cafeteria an Custodial CAFETERIA STAFF Loft to Right Margaret East Hazel Lindskoug Victoria Halcomb Ida Andorson Gladys Jobbroy Rosa Burrell. Manager Agnes Davis OUR CUSTODIANS — Bottom to Top Mr. Cook, hoad custodian Mario Gadotti Adolf Tavella Fenton Wostorby Clarence Froeberg Mildred Elkins A1 Rothrock Horberl Cobb Don Gibson Qnlj ’cQeapue Daughter grows up, Mr. Simmons goes out on the town, bashful Mr. Binney becomes a beast, Mom hits the ceiling and The Whole Town's Talking. THE WHOLE TOWN'S TALKING CAST Henry Simmons.......Mickey Smith Hattie Simmons ..Rosemary Ridenour Chester Binney .... Marvin Cohen Ethel Simmons....{g1 3' R“S?elh (Marilyn Bhquez Letty Lythe ................Valery Otey Sadie Bloom .................Wanda Fowler Reger Shields.....Richard Hansen Donald Swift .... Jerry Mikeworth AnniA jjerry Ann Wilson Anme..............(Joan McCandlish Lila..........................Nita Pitzenburger Sally ............. Barbara Harris Mrs. Jackson.....Glenda Hassfurder Toddy Bobstors boat out the bluos Kangaroo Court Amicitia Works Hard Busy Workers Campaign Poster Hanging Posters Wierd Jury Costume honors won by Jim Raycraft and Barbara Nesting £bog,patch “Care for one?” (Miss Worden at Freshie Tea) Dcgpatch ensemble in Sunday-go-to-meeting' clothes Busy as the proverbial bee. (Yvonne Kliev) Parent-Freshman Tea is one of several held at Roosevelt through the year Something- Special Teachers in confab Tea provides social gathring for Roosevlt parents How marvelous! (Mrs. Boyington and Mr. Brattstrom) MEL SWEET The loss oi Mel Sweet, the first string quarterback. hurl the Teds chances for a first place finish. Mol’s shoulder was separated when ho attempted an ond run in tho Cleveland game. He was a senior and won't be back next year. George Janssens (5) booms over right tackle for a short gain. Blocking for him is Tom Morris (9). ’Standing in the background is Bill Welch (37) and Charles Gantcr (6). The Teds came out on top 14 to 7 after a hard fought battle. Bolton Ollison. Teddy fullback, drives hard around ond where ho was stopped by a Bonson tackier. Tho game ended in a deadlock 19 to 19. Quarterback. Chuck Gantor (10) drives for a touchdown in the Cleveland came. Mickey Gray, on ground, looks up while Bill Welch, tackle, stands by. The Teds won th 8 hard fought battlo 14 to 15. Daryle Russell, first string defensive halfback, was a great holp to the Teds. In a practice session before the Jefferson game, Russell was injured with a smashed kidney resulting from a knee in the side. He is a Junior and will bo back next year. Dale Hoover. 2$0 pound tackle Duane Hualet. a hard hitting dofonsivo halfback Julius Strong, lirst-string haliback 3peedsto: Ren Goggin. punter and place-kick Glen Johnson, ccntor Belton Oilison, hard running fullback 1 9 Row 1, loft to right: T. Morris. B. V olch, E. Roynolds, M. Gray, C. Manor, D. Larson, D. Wettsted, A. Parkins, Manager. Row 2: A. Doitz, G. Janaaons, J. Barnott, E. Wilkorson, D. Hoover, B. Hobor, J. Strong, C. Gantor. Row 3: P. Elsenback, A. Ramthol, B. Ollison, G. Grant, G. Woitz, B. Thurman, J. Baily, J. Klino. Row 4: R. Gonzalos, B. Law, J. Mikoworth, R. Goggin. G. Whitney, D. Royso, T. Baird. R. McGuiro. Row 5: J. Kiltz, E. Gray, manager, S. Pattorson, J. Justice. C. Swoet, D. Huglot. D. Vance, G. Johnson, M. Kent. Frank O'Niel, v a r s i t coach, brought the tear: through tho s o a s o n wit; only two losses in loagu-ploy. Mason McCoy, J.V. coach, developed many varsity prospocts tor next years team. Row Is M. Manski, B. Thorp, J. Phillips, C. Parciso. V. Savola. D. DeFreites, P. Buckner, S. Cochran, J Luoing; Row 2: K. Lovo, D. Irwin, J. Phillips. J. Parker, J. Perkins, J. Marinoau, R. Holts, B. Cotts, D. pontor. Row 3: K. Kunzlor, T. Williams, B. McFadden, W. Anderson, J. Mooro, B. Freeze, R. Hoiglo, B Frodreckson, D. Gathoror. Row 4: J. White, M. Spencer, G. Macinroy, D. Gustavson, manager, M. Delano J. Carrol. D. V ilson, K. Godfrey; Row 5: B. Hoffman, D. Dunam, R. Hagor, J. Eyestone, D. Spawn, D Carpontor, L. Carson. Bob Webster, freshman coach, first yoar at Roosevelt coached his frosh team through a successful season. Row 1: R. Epporson, manager, D. Kevorlcbor, A. Taylor, G. Timm, G. Hurd, J. Harris, J. Kennedy. Row 2: 3ob Justice, assistant coach, J. Couts, W. Breckfield, M. Scott, L. Richardson, S. Allen,'H. Donaldson, M. Bamoy, Bob Wobstor, coach. Row 3: S. Arnold, B. Odom, J. Stevens, F. McPherson, S. Rerrson, D. Olson, A. Jamison. F. Hawk, R. April. Row 4: C. Wysingle, J. Baily, B. Ashfiold, A. Scarle, J. Saundors, M. Stono, B. Bladow, H. Clark, T. Dawson. Row 5: D. Flood, T. Collestine, J. Anderson, B. Minor, J. Chambers,- C. Wood. D. Wolch, S. Roe, E. May. Asst. Coach Earl Younco d a fine |ob in developing ! o inexperienced lino. Cardinal fullback. Dick Satalich, bulls his way through the Teddy lino. Trying vainly to pull him down is George Janssons whilo Julius Strong looks on. Lincoln won the game 25 to 6. Quiot-spoken Mickey Gray captured many honors this past football season. Ho was selected as center on the all-city first team and on the all-stale second team. Tho sports writers of both papers voted Mickey as lineman of tho year. He will bo one of the nine playors representing Portland in the Shrine All-Star game. Last but not least, ho received ihe Hal York trophy as the most outstanding ballplayer on the squad. It was quite a few honors for a boy playing his first year on the varsity first string. Stan McGuire, time football was honorod b tho Cleveland when a plaque dedicated to hir McGuire diet January of 195 Corvallis in an sled crash. Tho plaquo :• In memory of ley J. McGuire, 1950. An outstar student and at of Roosovolt H School, 1941-45.’ He was an standing athlete only at Roos but also Oregon College whore made the all selections. Pictured below is the Roosevelt Stadium as seen from the west end of tho stands. In the far background tho Stan McGuire memorial can be seen. The field is one of the finost playing fields in tho city outside of Multnomah Stadium. It is well lighted and provides Roosovolt with a good place to display its fine football teams; (RalL Billio loon Monlog Wayne Hoigle Dale Erickson Row 1: Arloono Lindslrom. Carol Cox, Marie Finoll. Diane Spalh, Joan Hanson. Margaret Stephenson. Phyllis Moore, Marge Clark, Carol Ramseth. Row 2: Barbara Bonnet, Suzana Luening. Carol Sundquist, Mary Gayle Sal-yors, Yvonne Kitov, Sharon Boyd, BarbarA Vosnick. Row 3: Rosemary Ridnour; Judy Dickens, Lorretta Magnett, Sally Milos. From left: Ina Severson, Blanche Krulik, Judy Long, Joann Cooper, Sally Slusher, Nadine Levin, Dale Erickson, Ron Oaks, Wayne Heiglo. VARSITY Left to right: Mr. Marv. Rasmussen coach Shown Cochran. Mickey Gray. Don Royse. Don Murray Rruf,he1' yaSsoy- R,chard Burger. 'Snook” Olson, Richard Curtis. Charley Gantir. Mik Bopp Belton Olhson, David Kotorlober, mgr., and Daryle Russell, not shown. pp' Hurt by graduation, the Teds took the court this year with only one man returning from last years city champions, Richie Curtis. The Teds won only two games, but they proved that you don't have to be a winning team to be a good team. This year's team was outclassed, out rebounded and out scored, but was not out hustled. The will to win was with the Teds right down to the last game. The loss of men like Mickey Gray, Snook'' Olsen, Richard Burger, Jim Massey and Richie Curtis will be felt next year. There wan't a man on the squad, be he freshman, sophomore, junior or senior that didn't get to play, and every man by the end of the year had started at least one game. Notable was the presence of at least one representative of each class in school. There was Sherman Cochran, the first freshman to receive a varsity basketball letter since Jackson Winters; there was Mike Bopp, one of the sharpest, fastest ballplayers to emerge from the sophomore class; there was Don Murray, Daryle Russell, Allen Rams-thel, Don Royse, Charley Ganter and Belton Ollison, all of them juniors. They all turned in stellar performances for the Teds, and of course, there are the aforementioned seniors. Roosevelt lost several games by close margins and three in overtimes. There were only two wins, both over the hapless Techmen of Benson. It is notable that Benson and Roosevelt ended up one and two in the league last year, but ended up last and next to last this year. It seems likely that the Roughriders should be up in the top bracket next year. Mickey Grey (30) Toddy center, goes hie in air for a jump bell against [efferson Dc Royse (34) and Belton Ollison (23) look on. JUNIOR VARSITY Row 1: Rogor Hoiglo,, Bob Fredrickson, Polo Buckner, Darrold Carpenter, Joe Phillips, Jim Luenning, Sherm Cochran (later transiered to the varsity), Gary Smith, Dick Wade, Bill Kotts, Bill McFadden Willy Duke, Davo Grassvick. Don Carpenter, Vom Savola, Duano Gatherer. Row 2: Roy Epperson and Wesley Brcckbiel, managers. Richie Curtis jumps with Chuck Rask in the smos tilt. Mickey Gray (30) and Mike Bopp . look on in awe. Jorry Spivey (14) of Jef-rson stands ready. Roosevelt ...48 Battleground . ..65 Roosevelt.... ....41 Gresham .49 Roosevelt ....56 So. Salem ... ..78 Roosevelt ....54 Astoria ..55 Roosevelt.... ....63 Battleground . ...65 Roosevelt.... ....65 Vancouver ..72 Roosevelt ....39 Gresham .... ..55 Roosevelt ....40 Astoria .62 Roosevelt ....37 Cleveland ... ..58 Roosevelt ....43 Washington . ..49 Roosevelt.... ....36 Jefferson .... ..59 Roosevelt ....67 Benson ..42 Roosevelt.... ....44 Lincoln ..59 Roosevelt.... ....72 Grant ..94 Roosevelt ...44 Franklin ..64 Roosevelt ....58 Cleveland ... ..71 Roosevelt ....55 V ashington . ..56 Roosevelt ....51 Jefferson ..79 Roosevelt ....57 Benson ...49 Roosevelt ....48 Lincoln ..64 Roosevelt ....55 Grant ..69 Roosevelt... ....60 Franklin ..72 Richard Curtis, all-city senior guard Charles Ganter. junior guard mentioned senior forward Bolton Ollison, junior forward Snook Olson, senior guard Daryle Russell, junior guard Richard Burger, senior forward Miko Bopp. sophomore guard Sherm Cochran, freshman center Sherm Cochran (24). freshman cenj ter. goes high in air for a rebound ir the Bonson game: Mike Bopp (20), sophomore guard, is ready for re-1 bound. Roosevelt won the game. Row 1: Bill Ashworth, Manager., Frank O'Neil, | Coach, Kieth Cannon. Row 2: Larry Bopp. Gary] Gray, Woody Anderson, Mike Barney. Pat Morin,| Raymond April. Row 3: Bill Ashiiold. Tomj Dawson. Jim Phillips.! Jim Chambers, Steve) Skidmore, Doug Welch,I Gary Wigglesworth. Dickj Flood, Erlyn Wiitlla. 160 ----- Mickey Gray, sonior center Don Murray, junior forward A new (ace this yoar on tho Teddies cross-country team was lack Duhford, junior. iNIOR AND VARSITY jbsS-COUNTRY TEAM Driving hard, Kent Swad-borg, junior, makes his way along tho straight-away at Washington Park. John Potke .was one of the finest distance men in the city. Code Ferris shown sprinting towards tho finish line in the city meet at Washington Park. Back Row: C. Flanders. Mgr., J. Dunford. J. Yankauskas. J. Potke, K. -Swadburg, R. Hoisington. j. Norris, K. Kunzler, Coach McDaniel. Front Row: L. Lauingor. Manager. R. Matsunaga, G. Griffith, E. Skyles K. Leach, R. Diffely, D. Thurston, A. Crisifulli. Swim Tie a GIRLS RELAY TEAM Donna Donoly. Karen Larsen. Rita Barnard and Helen Wolff. Row 2: Shirlene Swisher, Lynn McNeil, Joann Kosch. Dorothy Landstroot. Beverly Jer-main. Mari Jewel Thomas, Joanne Hendricks. Jan Phillips. Row 1: Vernon Chetman. Russell Paxton, Jorry Rcndell, Lauren Larson, Bob Read. Jim Reeves, Frank Dunham. George Goblo, Lloyd Carter. ZJennil ZJeam Row 1 Donna Donnelly. Rita nard, Karen Larson. Mishka Sherry Kitto. Holcn Wolll. Ro Mr. McDaniols, Howard Stark. L ard Adams, Larry Yankani keith Miller. Kenny Robinson, Pyle. Stanley Fink Row 3: V eise, Leo Smith. Bob Dij Lauren Larsen. Jorry Matilla, Connol. There were many fine performers for Teddy ligh. Julius Strong and Richard Curtis were ops in track. These two men helped make Roosevelt one of the strongest track teams in he state. Charley Ganter, Snook Olsen, Mickey 3ray and Bob Theirmen are just a few of the op baseball players. In track several rec- rds fell under the pounding spikes of the hin-clads. The 880 relay team with Daryle Bussell, Julius Strong, Richard Curtis, and rliss Dietz set two records with a .me of 1:31.4 in the Willamette Re-ays and in a Duel Meet. Strong ran he century in 9.9, and the 220 in s .1.9. Curtis buzzed over the low :urdles in 21.7 and whipped over the , —' .ighs in 14.9. There were other qood performers for the team too. Ben Law tnd Richard Hoisington ran the 880. r‘ ? 1 ohn Petke and Jack Dunford were in the mile. Bill Kline threw the javelin, disc, and shot. In he hurdles there were Denver Vance. Gene .Vhitney, and Gary Meyer.,Russell and Chuck ;3oitras broad jumped. Dietz along with Russell . an the 440. Last was Glen Johnson in the pole ault. The other spring sport baseball, suffered • hen boys like Bill Wiitila, Norm Peterson, Cur-is Knight and Dave Wanaka were lost from last ears state championship team by graduation, hey ended the season winning their share of he games. Both the baseball and the track earns will lose many star performers via grad-;ation. Mickoy Gray, iirst baseman Skidmore. Cristfuli, Minor. MacPherson. Miller, Anderson. Thurston, Wood. Mansunaga. Welch Row 6: Ashfiold. Hendricks, Gray, Luemng! Thorp. Dowling. Phillips, Flood. Wysmglo. Arnold. Keierlober, Malown, Harris, Neil, Elliot. Boullington. Row 7: MaConroy, Washington. Dren-khahn, Kelly, Powell, Cochran. Jamoson. Riorson, Loach, Wigglosworth, B ily 163 880-men. Bon Law and Richard Hoistngton Record holder. Richard Curtis in the hurdles Julius Strong. 9.9 contury man Tho record breaking 880 relay team Strong. Diotz. Curtis, Russell. Pole-vaultcr Glen Johnson Bill Klicn. throwing tho javilir. Milcrs. Jack Dunforl and John Potkc Daryle Russell, broad jumping ers. Gary Meyer, Denver Vance. andGono Whitney Row 1: H Cl 'i t W'Uon. G P AP' 1- C Protodo. G. R Heigel. E. Peterson. G Grey. B. Frieze Row 2: M. I D V 'lson. M. 1BrtuAw orcentor. T. Moher. R. Schoonhut. E. Wiitala. W Anderson. S Cochran L. Bopp. Row 3: B Perry. D Carpenter. M Crane. E. Karth, G Morsch. W. Johnson, managr. Mr. Webster. Not Pictured: J. C Minsk). D. manager. Chambers. Row 1: Bob Theirman, lo!t liold. pitcher; Terry Cannon, right field; Don Wettstead, catcher; Bob Winkler, second base; Mickey Gray, first base; Gary Woitz. left field; Dale Erickson, pitcher; Gordon Kellogg: Mike Huston. Row 2: Ron Goggin. right field; Frank Kescn. first base; Belton Ollilison third base; Richard Burger, first base; Don Murray, right field; Bob Williams .pitcher; Don Royse. pitchor; 1Rc Bill Young, pitcher. Row 3: Merlyn Scott, managor; Joe Phillips, right field; Vern Savola. left field; Charles Cantor, short stop; second 103 base; Leonard Olson, center field; Mike Noce, manager; Earl Younce. coach. 1 -• ■ Deanna and Della Ratliff Lorita and Lolita Buster lean and Joan Paul Pe Aonalit Sell c, I oo oo 1. Terry Cannon 2. Ramona Scott 3. Heather Stroup 4. Tom Smith 5. Bob Clark 6. Mike Noce 172 7. Moiriella Lammers 8. Nora Morgus 9. Wayne Heigel 10. Dian Carlson 11. Carol Wagner 12. Barbara Koller 13. Carol Forko 14. Marilyn Boardsloy 15. Joan Hansen 16. Ron and Janice Oaks 17. Jean Taylor and Pat Fostor 18. Betty R. Smith 19. Terry Landscm 20. Barnard. Rita Jrom 7JoU to Ueen£ 6. Looking protty” — Shirley Frost 7. This ole house' 8. Sleepy timos pals —Mery Forko and Timmy 9. Bov Vanek and Yvonne Klelv 10. Bottoms up” ome on up — Lorna Campboll days work in tho irlcy Frost and Carol Brantloy grade. lor a spin. o swim teaml 11. 8th grade graduation 12. Goin sailing”—Sharilyn Berglund 13. Rough Riders 14. Big Catch — Nancy Borgman 15. Long long ago” 16. Noisy Eater 17. Sitting pretty” — Janico Lynch 18. Sitting in the sun”—Carolyn Kohrli 19. Pals—Richard Pabst and Bob Thierman 20. Frosh—Don Wettstead 23. Dish pan hands—Don Miller and Doug Wostlund 24. Jachio Schnoewois 42. V ido awake boautios 43. Betty Rae Smith 44. Playinq leap hog 45. Darlene Russel ryl Russol d Maniac's 36. Pretty Huh! 37. Bill Stortivant 38. Going Down —Julia Ann Wanaka 39. Takin' it easy—Lyle Gloason 40. Barbara Stutzman 41. 8th grade—Duane Huglet alty—Dick Flood and Penny tunson 46. Beach Combers —Betty. Carol, and Marg. ns—Mike and Monty Stono irtland Punch Girls g Man —Dick Elliott 47. Sandra P. Nadine L. and Margie Clar 8th grado 48. Mid-nite serenada — Donna Tappins 175 54. Favorite Pass Timo — Aria Hacko 55. Doo Dee Hughes 57. Eek a mouse! Mike Kent and Tank 58. On the hill—Margaret Carlson 59. The Gang 60. • Buddies' —Pat Noilan and Miti 61. Big Blast 62. Old Times 63 Lose Tooth—Karon Larson 49. Gypsies” 50. Friends — Carol Cox and Flora Ann Chessm 51. Ain't they Cute 52. Itty Biddy Buddies 53. Konny Grant 176 75. In the snow—Joonne Foster end Sheron Keefe 76 Lino Up” 77. Nothing but trosh —Gorrie Fisher 78. Jenet LeGore end Suzi Evens 79. Azemme Slumber Perty 80. On the (erm. 70. Gey 20 s—Linde Wright end Kenny Robinson 71. Been Fishing. Don?” 72. “You don't soy!” Mike end Donne 73. Joon Teylor 74 Let's Donee”—Duene Huglet end Jimmie Mouncc keguus Beech Perty !th grede punk—Bob Winkler Kinds Cuto” rOpps”—Joen Peul uzz. Donne, end Linde [Cheerful”—Julio V eneke •teas IBM TICKETEERS Row 1: Margaret Stephenson. Pat Marineau, Sally Coad. Betty C’.J Row 2: Eva Ann. loan Hansen. Betty Robinson. Leonah Stnngham. C| nte Frazior, Phyllis Moore. Row 3: Marilyn Bliauez, Marilyn Beardsl Rosalie Alexander. Roberta Fuller, Judy Dickons. Beverly Pears Row 1: Diano Spath. Kathloon Boatly, Joan Wood, Sharon Boyd, V M Larsen. Not pictured Sandra Shorthouso. Barbara Perron. Joa: Miller, Phyllis Foltz, Donna Donnelly. Sell and take tickets for games, school activities. P.T.A. The P.T.A. is noted for their outstanding work at Roosevelt. They gave a scholarship, helped finance exchange students and help promote better understanding between teachers and parents. 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Reger Andorson, V oodrow, 160. 71 Androon. Diano. 71 Angicr. Lanny. 71 Antonsen. Deanna. 26 Apo. Po'.er. S3 April, Raymond N., 160. 71 Ariota, Karmon Arnason. Diane. 26 Arnold, Steven A . 71 AdSto. Marjin. 26 AsVioYd. V.Vtiam 15. Ash fcLo Jlly. 160. Asklajd brtter. 26 A'kesfn. Patrick AustaAI. Gldi c. 61 y ina Ray, S3 Garland. 71) Connid ThomaV ISO. 26 tjsr. Patricia, 71 Vard. Deanna. 61 lrd. fard. Rit ?tt. Car !H0 61 .88. 162. rn. S3 erryTl47. 15 iclii.-l E. tonn Lance Pat rtlott. Shirl irlman Mar jrton, Dixie. 38. Anita. Ratos. T maja Baton. S Bauer. San Bauman. Baumchon. Gorald Beal, George 71 Ann. 27, 61' l Beam. Rosalio, 61 Bean. Harvey. 27 Bear. Edward, 61 Bear. E-lxns. 21 Beardsley. George. 61 Bcardsloy. Marilyn. 27 Beatty. Kathleen, 27 Beaulieu. Barbara Boll, Jim, 61 .. Boll, John. 27 . Bennett. BarbOra, 1S3, 27 Bennett, loo. 27 Bennett, Patricia, 61 Bennett. Peggy Ann, 71 Bonnott. Robert, S3 Bonson, Bob,S3 Benson, Janice. 61 Benway. Gone. 61 Borgovin. Lawrence, 71 Borglund. Frank. 27 Borglund. Lmnca. 53 , r 19. 27 I Borglund. Lorna. 61 Berglund, Sharylin Bergman. Jack. S3 Bergman. Nancy. 61 Berry. Charles Berry. Dow. 71 Besson. Ruth. S3 Betholl,,Altco Bothell. Josephine, 27 Bothunc. Garry. 6l Bevoridge. Kraig. 71 Boyer, llene. 28 Bickol. Albort, 28 Billings. Robert. 28 Bischoif. Barbara. 61. 134 Bishop, Bernie. 28 Bishop. Freddie, 71 Blackburn. Roger, 61 Bladow, Robert, 71 Blakey, Dixie, 61 Blehm. Don Blehm. Konnoth. S3 Blehm. Ron. 61 Blosener, Duane, 61 Bliquez. Marilyn. 88. 28 Blomquist. Bovorly. 71 Blomquist. Carolyn. 61 Blue. Albert. 28 Blumonleld. Loretta. 28 Bogan. Clevell Bogard. Botty Ann. 71 Bolen. Dorothy. 61 Boncbiake, Jean. 61 Bopp. larr'Kptv 160. 71 Bopp. Mike 160, 61 .Borasg. Janet, Sharon. 153. 61 lli. Amhcorx, 61 Borhusso. KathlG n A„ 71 BottoN, Marleno. 61 BoudfSi JiVilliam D.. 71 Bov«Irs.NSa:on, 61 BoycA Kathryn. 61 1 Sharon. 19. 28 � y. Patricia. 28 Rita, 71 , Elizabeth. 53 ., Fred. 61 Ison. Yvonno, 61 3ol. S3 RuJh. 71 BrdusenTTloyd. 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Terry. 29 Capollo. Mane. 61 Card.Joyce. S3 Carlson. Diano. 29 Carlson, Duane. S3 Carlson. Jackie, 61 Carlson. Karon L., 71 Carlson, Margaret. S3 Carlson, Manlyn. 53 Carpenter, Darold. ISO, 61 Carpontor. Donald, 150, 61 Carr, Gloria, 61 Carr, Grant, 61 Carr. Thomas. 71 Carroll. Jim. 61 Carson, Joan. 76. 53 Carson. Lucian, 61 Carter. Harold. 29 Carter, Jorry. 61 Cartor, Lloyd. 61, 162 Carvor. Charlotte, 71 Case. Priscilla. 61 Cathcart, Don Cellostino. Thomas. 71 Chadok. Kenneth Chambers. Charlotte.|71 Chambers. Jamos. 70, ,160, 71 Chambers. Norma . Chandler, Don. 71 Chapman. Arlene S. 7i Chapman. Barbara., 62 Charbonneau, Danone. 7L Charbonneau. Dorloa. S3 Cha man, Jcan-A.. 7K? Chatman. Vernon.- . 162 Chatterton. Tom, 29 A Childrgss. Cha los. W Chit — - gh.............. Cknrmerd. Rosalie. 62 Clark, Betty. S3. 89. 86. 179 Clark, Hamer D.. 71 . � j (v 'hildrejs. Charles, 23' . ' :hitv ood, Gtonda, 62 A f :h jjmTn 7 s i d ?hpstensen. David. 71 1 in. Gale. S3, Johnny.62 ally. S3. 134 coad.roallv. oj. u-t Cochran. Shorn pn. 70. 160, 150, 71 CcdfiT Dick. 71 r V A 4 . I ( C©ffoy. Linaav62 A i •. Cohen. Marvjn. 30 , Colanttno Lucia M., 71 � ' - Colanuno, Patfy LV, 71 Colby. Glon, 62 , Colo. Barbara. 71 J r A cT 195 Jnclex_________ ij yi - 2 -' JL Z - -vC fc: -c . ' U’W - Colo. Jane!. 62 Colo, Robert. 30 Combs.Hiram. S3 Coms.ock. Barbara Conn. Loo G., 72 Connoll. Gary. 162 Connell, Pat O.. 72 Consford. Barbara K.. 62. 72 Cooper. M.. JoAnn. 19. 154. 155, 80 Coquillotte. Sandra J., 72 Coulson. Noel. 62 Couts. Clifford Loo. 72 Cox. Bonnie Jean. 72 Cox. Carol. 153. 30 Cox. Dick. 62 Cox. Donald, 72 Crane. Mikp. 62 Creightton. Judith Ann, 72 Crest. Jim. 53 Crews. Ursula. 72 Cmiiulli. Allen. 72 Crismon. Albert. 53 Crombie. Henry. 72 Crouchley. Pat. 53. 134 Cur.is. Richard. 158. 30 Cur.iss, Larry Leo, 72 Cyders. Jean. 72 Dahlen. Gay Ann. 72 Dahlen Marilyn. 53. 134 Dallman, Barbara Dallman. Josephine Dallman. Winona J., 72 Danior.h. Jeannino. 62 Daniols. Audrey. 53 Daniols. Palsy, 30 Danielson. Karen, 60. 62 Danielson. Mari Jean. 62 Darling. Morlo Darling. Russoll Darrah. Michaolyn G. 72 Darrah. Pa.ricia Davis. Beverly. 62 Davis. Jessie. 53 Davis. Kyle. 72 Davis. Vicki. 62 Dawson. Georgia. 62 Dawson. Thomas M.. 160. 72 DeFroi.as. Donnis, 150, 62 Dehlin. John. 53 DeLano. Miko. 62 Derfler. Rosa M.. 72 DoRieux. Norma. 53 Dickons. Judy. 1$3. 30 Dickman. ChrisfofShp e: Dickson, Leo Leroj ' Diotz, Arliss, 148. ISO. 30 Dio.z. Bo.ly. 89. 86 j 30 Dietz, Gloria Dietz. Jim. 72 ! i;'i Diffoly. Robert. 72. J62 Dittor. Clara. 62 Dix. ‘ Dixon Dixon. William. 62 Dodgo. Norman Dogpon, Jin Donaldson. Donaldson Donaldson Donaldson Donnelly Dooley. I Downing. Delbert Downing. Cliff, 77 Drcnkhahn. Hans Duo. Arthur. 62 I U Duffoy. Westlev, 62 „ - f J Duke. Willio. 62 A J L.-' Dunford. Jack. 53 Dunham, Donnis, 62 Dunham. Frank. 62. 162' Dunn, Jacqueline, 53 Dunn. Maggie. 31 Dunn. Sandra, 62. 179 Dunn. Shirley. 53 Dunning. Agnes Durio. Nancy. 31 Dyhr. Judi. 62 Edwards. Gloria, 53 Edwardson, Maurice L. ?o Eggison. Jean. 62 Eilts. Elvora, 62 Eisonman. Vora. 62 Elion, Liliano. 53 Eller, Jim. 62 Elliott. Dick. 31 Elliott, jack. 62 Elliott. Lcmar Ellis. Russell L.. 72 Elsenbach, Potor, 1 Emerson, Harley. England. Donna. Enright. Diane. 6: Epperson. Roy ': Erickson. DalW. 154, 153 EriflTson. EUt-n, 72 kson. cegone rickson. Robert. 5 Ernst. Judy. 72 Ernstrvm. Lol ErviryfDavid Elhjrage. Roy Eileen Mar S .W. Goldakor, 3. 3i jf t Gettman. E I v rJ Gierlich, Jc . jr Gierlich. N J (1 Gloasdt , Goblo Gabrielson, Dorothy. 32 , ( Gadotti, Diane, 62 adway Gwen. 72 flllo dy, Alice alloway, Ju y, 62 Gardner. Carloon, 62 Gardner. Eva. Jano. 62 Gardner, Jerry Gardner. Lawron o 172 Gardner. N Garhng.on, Garlington. Gaskllt, Rob0� 7'62 Ga herer. Duane, 62 Gobhardt. Avery. 54 Geldakor. Gale. 2 Darlono. 54 oyco. 62 4orma, 54 Linda. 72 pairlck. Helen rick. Phyllis. 72 Oreloc. 72 ’ ‘ yle, 32 62. 162 62 SjLj Fallon, Xp Farra. nsu Fergus Ferko, Car Ferko, Mar Forres, Darleen Ferros. Charle., Forrior. lone, 31 Ferris. Jamos. 53 Fmk. S'.anloy. S3. 162 Finnell, Maria. 153. 32 Firos enberg. Barbara, 72 Fishor. Geraldine Fishor, Laura 553 oil. 147. 152. 160. 150. 33 iroara. 72 kjrecn. .72 Greont r. Clara. 62 ) Mary Lois. 72 n. Delmar. 30 LA'-ACX- w llam, 62 - Flora. onMiiwv —■ — rman. 53 h -fn] FToltz. Phyiift 53 —1'“O' ? son. Paul. 63 Qs A ;on. RonoIIo.G2 ''J (?. E°72 %-f ans. 7tj n y- Gray. Gray. Green. Carl ■en, Carol. 62 Doris. 33 Edna Karl. 33 Greene, Chot. 54, 89. 86 ry, Edward, 33 54 lor, Carolyn Dear _ . ay. 72 Taskos. Mlchaol.y Frakos. Naomi, Frasor. Susan,t Frazior. Connr Frazior. Donna. 1 2 Freauff. Nancy. 54 Frederickson. Robort, 62 Freeman. Jon. 32 Freeman. Ornia. 54 Freer. Coburn. 54 French. Camille. 62 Friodrich. Helga. 90. 32 Friozo. Robort. 72 Frost. Shirley. 54 Fullor. Nollio. 32 Fullor. Roborta. 32 Furrer, Carolyn L., 72 Gustafson. Alan. 54 J tfsafson. Doan. 63 . Gustafson. Norman, 33 l 63 3. Danny. 63 ney, 63 aggblom. Goorge, 54 Hafiski, Edward. 72 Halkenrudo, Donna. 63 Hall. Gary. 63 Hall, Maureen. 63 Hall, Terry Halvorson. Kenneth. 63 Hamilton. Joan. 54. 134 Hamond. Goldie, 72 Hamond. Nancy, 33 Hamron. Linda. 63.r 134 Hancock. Wayno. 72 Honor. Clayton. 150. 33 Haney, Winifred M.. 72 Hansen. Joan, 153, 33 Hansen. John. 33 Hanson. LaVern. 54 Hanson’. Richard. 134. 34 196 3ncL ex. lanson, Diano. 72. 9 K rJ dSoixKennetrt . ,.ose Maric 72 ----«- Hafijs. Jamos. 72 Hgfns. Larry. 54 UJ-. 2Hf Hurd. Sharon K«y.(s4 s { Kelly. Sharon. 54 Pal. 63 ordon. 37 . Jamos. 73 Lois. 54. 134 y. 63 Kent. Joe. Mike. 149. 54. 150. 86 ' ith. 7i ....M......23 KeschjFrank. 54 I acfl Joann. 63, 162 KWort Gorald Kcscri Haven, Nadoenn72 i Hayden. Boyd r. 63 153, 34 ?a h. Mary •-A— imdieke. Edward Kes.eftfon. June Lenora. 54 g. _____� mc'- Sharon. 72 « . ft Kilgroo. 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Dona, 36 arth. Edwin. 63 ary. Anaio. 63 gry. Mgp . 54 auflman. Darlene. 63 KegLrmu'. Juanita. 73 Ktf.e jSharon. 54, 134 „ Is. .Konnoth. 73 . eels. Veda. 36 Keierleber. David. 70. 73 Koiorlober. Harriet. 63. 90 Kchrfc. Carolyn. 19. 54 KelieJ. Barbara. 36 iy -. Ray. 36 egg. Gorden. 36 Kolly. edwin Kelly. Honry Kelly. James. 73 Kelly. Margaret. 73 Sandra. 88. 89. Robert. Blan Jack' . Kuntz. Joanne. 73 ; i p Kunzler, Kenneth.63 Ladwia. Thomas. 73 Lamb, Vernon Lamb. Wayne. 63. fi Lammore MpiriollaJ Landsem. Terry. 88.' C � Landstreet. Dorothy Jyan, 55, 102 V Lanyon. Vornon. 55 ' , Larsen. Dick. 150. 37 Larson. Ingvar. 63 Larson. Karen, 55. 134. 162 Larsgaard. Glenda. 63 Larson, Guy, 37 Larson, Lauron. 162 Larson. Louis. 55 Lashloy. Donna. 73 Lashley. Mary Ann. 63 Laughton. Albort Lauingor. Don. 38 Lauingor. Lawrence, 73 La Voy, Richard. 63 Law. Bennie. 55. 150 Lawson. Jim. 38 Lawyer. Richard. 52 Layton. Ronnie. 63 Leach, Kenneth, 73 Leotch. Joan Lo Tors. Carol. 76. 55 Le Fors, Kenneth. 55 Le Goo. Dennis. 73 Le Gore. Janet, 38 Loonard. Ron. 38 Los'or. Clylc. 38 Levin, Nadine, 154. 155, 179. 38 Lewis. Essie. 63 Lieurance. Don Ltourance. Molvin. 63 Lind, Sandra. 19. 38 Lind. Starlita. 73 197 MelJn. Wk no. 55 MefMl T drolyn. 73 whnda. 40 Mayor. GMry, 55 M?yer. Rfitncia, 64 Mikeworth. Jerry, 55. 1 Mildenberffer Bill, 55 Miller, Bomla 3 Miller. Datxfjr 73 Miller. Dqv fa. 64 M lor. Dl 40 MillerjGfenda, 64 Millejflfloanne. 40 MiL 7ioy. 73 T i Kei.h. 55. 88. U Mtvjn. Kenneth {offer, Laura. 55 fEuler, Levi il ller. Sharon. 64 i Miller. Roy. 73 Mills. Diano. 40 , Milos. Sally. 153, 87. 179. 40 • Minniowoathor. Stewajd Minor. Robort. 73 Minshy. Miko. 64 Moe, Allen. 64 Moe. Don, 55 Moilanen. Robert. 55 Monagnan. Michael. 5 Monagnan. James Monks. Shirley. 55 Montag. Billie Jean. 153. 89. 86 Montag. Patricia. 19. 64. 187 Moore. Buddy Moore. Hosa. 73 V Moore. Jack. 64 Moore. Kenneth Moore. Nancy. 55. 134 Moore. Phyllis. 153. 40 Moore. Roger. 64 Morgan. Bill. 64 Morgan. Robert. 55 Morgus. Nora. 40 Morin. Patrick. 160. 70 Morris, Thomas. 146, 55. 150 'ornson Shirley. 55 Morrow. Bonnie. 74 Morsch, Gordon Morse. William, 55 Morton. Don Moser. Sylvestor, 64 Moss. Cora. 64 Muck. Gary. 64 Murray. Don. 55. 160 Murray. Janet, 64 Murray, Kieth. 74 Murray. Kenneth. 74 •fuse. Bob iAiso. Norma. 40 Slvbss. Davo, 40 Pabst. Richard. 4l Pelodlchuck Edith. 55 Panos. Jimmio. 64 Parciso. Carl. 160 Park. Don. 54 Parker, Jerralynn. 150. 64 Parker. Jim. 64 Parsons. James vb Parson Deanna. 134rfi7,]Li Pascholke. Lawruncelw Pashley. Davi Lr64 Patchin. Ardyefj. 55. VIA. 1 Patchin. Exwres, 64 Patrick. PVirto U Pat tee. Paft. 64 fc'h ij Pafte. (Aired � N' � T Paltervjn, Sarjvta. it K' Patt ft n. Seymav VMi Paul, loan. 1e6rui7j65. 11 Pof Ican-MSAlSMe f, P Cl. HofBfo. S l y Baulsor LaVgp r4 A V PaiUGm. RusA nr 64 Vo2 iPeqBck. Ju«th. 64� Eecnfock. KVchard. 42 level JPechat$c. I Pederson, h Relsker. Loi 'Nail. Loraine, 74 Naoleon. Rosemarie Nell. Stillman Noil. David. 74 Noilan. Patricia. 55 Nelson. Clarence. 64. 179 $ olson. Patricia. 55 Nesting. Barbara. 64. 90 Newman. Larry. 40 Nowville. David. 74 -Nichols. John T7sfi?fefcj � «na. 64 tNoblti FsWon TlobkoSiindra. 74 43cc. Michael. 19. 40 N3fj. SharcJhy 74 Notfft. JirrA l NorstTfdt. EWKJean. 41 McDonald, McDonald, McFaden McFaden uire, Iwan 198 Sndex lilSW774 _ I J5SSS %5i.se ricjre P'Tg; adolme, 64 Pfi SST Richard. 74 . 42 4?J? ie . U “ --Smith, Leo. Gary. - £ 7 C- ' Roth, Margio, 56, 1 Roi®Pc fatS : jsS S'50' 90-86 :iso. Carl. 64 -e ranon. Joa §«ckett. Elto yolsjSSfy, 153 Saunckref Jorry S 8 -SmHhrTt- - - Smith. Tom F.. 45 Snodgrass. Wayne. 56 Snydc Sod or Prothera, William. 64 Wyhlrc'hx Y J c c sJgi --7 Pyle; Robert. 64. 162 «.: «•' Quinn. Mike. 56 � . Savolc.'S® -W r ’ Spath. Diano , 4 -vrSpenco. Dann rx-- V- Sowar3� .vCaro rn. 45 .'£2 6.L- Z'LsSzu£ 2uinn. Mu '? y phaoll 90.42 - Schallo Ramseth, C TS3 Ramsoth. Ramsthel, iBasmu cn, AM Railifl. 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Lester. 74 aifetSCS- ichardsonTwilliorjiNe J r A't 7°° — —- Shipp. Evelyn Shipp. Earlene. 74 _ „ . e Sbndfr 4 . iobens J.1ary Ann. 44 Simmons. Earlene, 87, 44 Storey. Don. 65 Willie Kathleen . Douglas Stowell. Sharon. 65 Strandbora. Joanne. 56 Strandloi. Robert Riddlo, Ka'hryn, 43 btrutnors. taytno. bo __ a Studdard. Howawr t ‘ StyJWant. BilU65 _ J? Stu r ovanfTLut ? Skyles, Eugene. 74 Robertson, Thomas. 6S f Robinson. Betty, 43 y Slushcr. Sally. 19. 154. 155, 44 Snedstad. Venita. 56 Smith. Arthur. 88. 134. 44 Rrdenour. Rosemary 10 • Skvles Eunice 76. 'BidenouMu C ' ly . 3 . Sloan. Jhndg 74 j Riley. Judjp. 60. 65 Sl6an a-rr .J Rinas. Deqnna. 56 R� m«t. Brenda, 74 a RoborWT Alone. 74-, - - 'Hoborts. RobO' « « TKftmAe Robit an. Barbara 46 . _ —jdn, Margie J Sundin, Carolyn. 46 SundauisK Carol Ann. 153, 4J5 Swadbdrg? Kom Swanson. Ronai_ Sweet, Chuck. 150. 56 Swoot. Mol. 146, 46 Swgptland, Billy v. vn 7 J y sf y y 199 3nd ex wcotland. Grace. 56 Swishor Shirlono, 66, 134, 162 Swisher. 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Esther, 57, 48 White. John, 66 White. Mary Ann. 48 Whitmire. Mary Ella. 57 Whitmire, Molburn. 66 Whitney. Euaono. 150, 57 Whitney. Rcbort. 66 Widmor. Sharon. 65 Wtebion. Jack. 57 Wicqman. Judith Wiofc. Kingston Lee Wiese. Gerald. 65 Wigglesworth. Gary. 160 V utala. Erlyn. 160 Wilburn. Margaret Wilcox. Frankie Wilder. Roy. 57 Wiley. Bettv Wiikerson, Euqeno. 149, 150, 48 Willard. Bony Williams. Bob Williams. Donald. 57 Williams. F.mma Williams. Gloria Williams, lames. 65 W'ltiams. Ri'a. 66 Williams. Roy. 48 Williams. Thomas. 1 Williams, Tom. 66. 57 Willis. Bcrnioce, 48 Willison. James Wilson. David. 66 V ilson. Dick. 66 Wilson. James Wilson. Jerrie Ann, 57 Wilson. Margie Wilson. Ronald. 66 Wilson. Shelia. 57 Winchester. Janico. 66 Windham. Uolon V mes. Bertha. 48 Winkler. Bob. 19. 48 Winslow. Sarah Ann 162 49 Dixie, 66 'oil. Gary. 49 J raig ■ Joanne. 57 , Ion. Pat, 57 oznick. Dorothy, 57 'oznick. Lawrenco Wright, Lin Wright. R ' Wright. Wright. W V ymore. V ysinglo. Wysinglo. 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