Roosevelt High School - Ranger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1956 volume:

3t J the £ame Atox ... When we walk through the halls of our school for the last time, we re glad we made it but still a little sorry to leave. School life is different from any other. The classmates we talk with in the rooms, the games, the proms, the assemblies, the everyday chores of school life — these will all have a warm spot in our hearts. The purpose of this book is to record a few memories in print. If it's 1956 when you're leafing through it, or Spring 1999, we hope that you and your classmates will come to life , from these pages. And now, may we, the staff and associated students of pooievelt J4igh School Portland, Oregon present... tVe invite you to“Cxo33 Ovex the J3xi dyi with u3 and view life at (%oo3evelt Jdiyh School it occuxxed duxincj, the 3chool iyeax 1955-56 4 ZJable of ContentA... Seniors --------------------------------- 1 - 49 Administration ................ -..... 50 - 63 Undertermers .......-..............-... 64- 87 Class Room Shots....................... 88 - 97 Social Clubs .................... -... 98-111 Sports ...-.......-.................... 112 -151 Student Body Council...............-... 152 - 153 Service Organizations.................. 154 -1 3 Publications .......-.....-................ 174-178 Honor Groups........................... 179 - 187 Royalty ............................... 188 - 197 Interest Clubs......................... 198 - 205 Drama and Assembly......-.................. 206-210 Campus Cut-Up.............-............ 214 - 217 Advertising ........................... 218-232 Autographs ............................ 233 - 234 Index..............................-..... 235 - 2l() 5 Our T)h eme Few works of men more profoundly affect his destiny than does the bridge. (We do not know who built the first bridge, but we do know the people who are helping students build their bridge of education — parents and teachers. The Romans left us fine examples of the ancient bridge. Today their masonry is unsurpassed for strength and beauty; some of their early stone bridges are still in use, just as some of their old customs are used by us today. Education gives us strength and beauty, just as the beams give the bridge strength and support. No one can measure a person’s intelligence by his size or appearance, just as it is impossible to tell how deep the water is by the size of the bridge. We of the Ranger Staff arc honored to dedicate this section of the book to the graduating k Class of ’56. V! ■ 1 H -r4 r I JL i i I 4 Hi —: i nior icet Senior Class Motto . . . “WHATSOEVER YOU ATTEMPT, CON SIDER YOUR GOAL.” . JACK WEI BEEN President Color . . . MINT GREEN AND BLACK Flower . . . WHITE ROSE Baccalaureate . . . JUNE 3,1956, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH And at the end of four years you feel somewhat sad and wish you had stayed longer, studied harder, played oftener and learned more. There is sadness here as in the outside world, and as the doors of your youth close behind you, a new world is bom and adulthood is waiting . . . Today we launch our ships into the mighty deep where there shall be none to guide or assist us. . . Our owrt Commencement Date . . . THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1956 hands must hold the rudder and our own eyes must scan the chart. 9 BARNETT, CAROLYN M. James John — Wi-Ca-Kolas, Jr. Honor Society, Tri-Y, Tri-Zell. Zecchcus ADELMAN. ROSEMARY E. James John ACKERMAN. LELAND J. Assumption — Entertainment ADDI. BARBARA M. Portsmouth — Mixed Chorus, Cosmo-Ki, Zhroda, Cap and Gown Committee What Sculpture is to a block of matble, education is to the Soul BORASS. JANET James John — Freshman Chorus. Y-Tccn. Tri Zell, Amicitia, Spanish Club . ELIZABETH A. Point Grey Junior High, Vancouver, B.C. — Tri-Zell, Cisum. Junior Honor Society, Azamma, Election Board. Teddyettes. Senior Honor Society, American Field Service Scholarship BIXEL. KEITH Skyline — Football. Boys League BOEHM. FRANCES K. Park High, Michigan BRAUN, ETHEL L. James John — Junior Honor Society, F.H.A. Officer, Zaccheus. 4-H BESSON. RUTH James John - - Zaccheus. I.R.L., Skating Club, Book Room Help BETHELL. ALICE R. James John — Freshman Chorus, Pep Band. Teddyettes Zaccheus BRAUSEN, FLOYD Sitton Grade School 2 BRICE, JANICE Sitlon Grade School — Seiddct, Freshie Court, Secretary Freshmen Girls League. Aequus, Secretary Junior Class, Rally Squad BRISTOW. DOUGLAS G. Sitlon Grade School — Track. Freshman Football. Swimming, Baseball. St. Johns Hi-Y BRUMBAUGH. DARREL G. Portsmouth Grade School — J.V. Basketball. Jazz Club. Key Club, DcMolay BUNKER. GLENN C. Transfer from Longview High School — Basketball, Ranger Staff, Spartacus Hi-Y BRONSON. LAWSON E. JV Football. Varsity Football. Swimming, Sea Scouts BROWN. MARGIE K. James John Grade School — Reg. Treasurer. Mixed Glee, Luana. Rifle Club. Teen Time Committee, Cap and Gown Committee. Yearbook Staff BROWN. MARILYN J. Portsmouth Grade School — Reg. Officer, Mixed Chorus, Cosmo-Ki, Office Help BROWN. MAXINE D. Trampoline Team. Trulmereii BUNKER. WANDA Peninsula Grade School — Tri Zell. Majorette. State Speech Tournament. I. R. L.. President of All City Horizon Cabinet CALDWELL. DONNA A. Peninsula Grade School — Mixed Chorus. Junior Honor Society. Girls League Representative, Cap and Gown Committee CAMERON. DONNA R. Peninsula Grade School Orchestra. Horizon. Band. I. R L. CAMPBELL. RICHARD C. Football Cvely. txuth had two dieted; it id well to look at hoth hefoxe we commit ouxdelved to either CARD. JOYCE M. Transfer from Vancouver, H’ashington — Tri-Zell. Ainicitia CARLSON. DUANE A. James John Grade School — St. Johns Hi-Y CARLSON. MARGARET A. Linnton Grade School Orchestra. Ugcnies, Aequus. Fire Squad. Student Council. Pep Club, Bethel No. 4, Junior Honor Society. Ticlcctccrs CARLSON. MARILN D. A. James John Grade School — Secretary of Luana. Secretary of Reg. Presidents, Tickctecrs. Secretary of Senior Girls League. Bothell Only the educated axe tee COMBS, TOM Portsmouth Grade School — Spanish Club COSPER. FRED L. 14 Jomes John Grade School — Freshic Court, Baseball, Boxing CLENDENIN. WARREN G. Freshman Football CHREST. JAMES H. James John Grade School — A. V. A.. Chess Club CLARK. BETTY A. Linnton Grade School — Acquus Officer. Ranger Annual Staff. Ranger Weekly Staff. President of Pep Club, Tickctecrs, Fire Squad, Girls league Representative CARSON, JOAN C. Transfer from Leland Junior High, Chevy Chase, Md. — Tickctecrs, Ugcnies. Luana. Annual Staff. Bcthcll No. 41 CHARBONNEAU. DORI.EA Sitton Grade School — Freshman Glee, Junior Honor Society. Mixed Chorus. Cafeteria Staff. I. R. L. COAD. SALLY James John Grade School — Freshie Court. President of Seiddet. Freshman Class Treasurer, Aequus Officer, Fire Squad, Dance Committee, Tickctecrs, Student Council, Rally Squad Vice-President, Topper Committee CRISMAN. ALBERT W. DAHLEN, MARILYN S. Janus John — Freshman Chorus. Junior Honor Society, F. H. A.. Girls Ensemble. Y. F. C., Teddyettes, Pep Club DANIELS. AUDREY Y. Portsmouth Grade School — G. A. A.. Mixed Glee James John Grade School — Band, Pep Band CROUCHLEY. PAT E. James John Grade School — Zhroda, Mixed Chorus. Acquus, Cap and Gown Committee, Pin Committee. Pep Club CollegeA ate placed whete pebbled ate poll shed and diamonds ale dimmed DAWKINS. W ILLIAMS Portsmouth Grade School — Reg. President, Optimist DERIEUX. NORMA J. Assumption Grade School — Luana DAVIS. DIANN Transfer from Moses Lake High School DAVIS. JESSIE B. Peninsula Grade School — Los Dorados DODCE, NORMAN Portsmouth Grade School — Spanish Club, Radio Club, Jazz Club DONALDSON. JAY jnmes John Grade School — Swimming, Rifle Club. Tillamook Burn Project DOOELV, DELORES M. Transfer from Myrtle Creek — Zarcheus, Y. F. C., I. R. L. DUNFORD. JACK P. Transfer from Berkeley, California — Track, Cross Country, Jazz Club. Kev Club Tilie future ittei not to let itlell be matteieil EDWARDS. GLORIA S. School Paper, Mixed Glee, Traumerii, Senior Honor Society, Los Dorados ELION, LILIANE R. 16 Activity Office. Zaccheus, Reg. Room Officer, Club Officer DUNN. JACQUELINE A. James John Grade School DUNN. SHIRLEY James John Grade School — Girls Glee. Mixed Chorus, Choir. Drumuda, Senior Girls League President FICKERT. GERALD E. Sitton Grade School Swimming, Trampoline FEN I MORE, ROBERT N. Portsmouth Grade School 17 ELSENBACH, PETE J. Portsmouth Grade School — Football. Track, Spanish Club, Rifle Club. Spartacus Hi-Y EMERSON. HARLEY R. ERICKSON. ROBERT P. Peninsula Grade School — Junior Honor Society, Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society, Ski Club, Jazz Club. Debate Team, All-School Play EVANS. EILEEN A. James John Grade School — Frcshic Chorus. Bethel. Twila, Zhroda. Junior Honor Society, Ticketccrs. Reg. Officer, Hi-Y EVANS. MARGARET J. James John Grade School — Rcddic Teddies. Freshman Court. Reg. Officer, Cosmo Ki, Launa, Zhroda FARRIS. CODE G. Portsmouth Grade School — Cross Country, Frcshic Track, J.V. Track, All-City J. V., City Wide Junior Red Cross, Key Club. Ranger Weekly, Boy Scouts, Explorer Scouts. Annual Staff. Student Body President, Tennis FOLTZ. PHYLLIS E. Portsmouth — Freshie Court. Reg. Officer. Sriddrtt, Aequus, junior Honor Society. Spanish Club. Y. F. C. Club, reddyettes. Azamma. Senior Honor Society. Tickcteers, Assistant Treasurer Student Council. Girls league Rep., Chaplain FOSS. MARILU K. Sitton Grade School — Cosmo-Ki, Reg. Room Officer, Y. W. C. A.. Zhroda. Spanish Club, Girls League Play, 18 Officer Staff, Bowling Club, Ranger Advertising Committee FERIS, JAMES C. Portsmouth Grade School — Ranger Weekly Cartooning. Spanish Club, Junior Honor Society, Key Club, Jazz Club Vice-President. Reg. Officer. Campus Clean-up FINK. STANLEY C. Peninsula Cross Country. Baseball Manager. Swimming Explorer Scouts. Laieos. Rifle Club. Mazamas FISHER. LAURA LEE Transfer from Union High School. Damascus Union Grade School Volleyball. Softball, Y. F. C.. Assembly. Spring Festival. Glee. Christmas Concert. Mixed Chorus. Tri-Y, Ugenies, Pep Club. Speech Meetings FJALSTAD. PAUL ARTHUR James John Grade — Reg. President. Optimist FERGERSON. WALTER G. Transfer from Sew York Grade School P. S. 3 — Football FERRIS, CHARLOTTE DARLEEN Linnton Grade School — Band. Bethel. Girls League President. Ski Club. Student Council, Amicitia, Teddyettes FREAUFF, NANCY L. Transfer from Jmmaculata Academy — Acquits. Stage Craft. Skating Club, Reg. President FREEMAN. ORNIA J. Sitton Grade School FOSTER. JOANNE James John Grade School — Pep Club, Girls League Rep., Drum Majorette. Junior Honor Society. Luana, Librarian, Yearbook Staff. Reg. Room Reporter, Class Activity Committee. Ski Club FOWLER. WANDA L. Kenton Grade School — Reg. President, Girls League Representative, School Play. Zhroda, Reg. Officer, Speech Meets ZJo teceive a ptoper education i3 the 3out.ee and toot o( all goodne33 GARDNER. NATHAN S. Peninsula Grade School — Cross Country, Track. Radio Club GARL1NGTON. DAVID N. Portsmouth Grade School Track, Swimming FREER. COBURN Portsmouth Grade School — Junior Honor Society, Cross-Country. Reporter for Ranger. Jazz Club, Key Club, Senior Honor Society, Assembly Programs CANTER. CHARLES E. James John — Basketball, Baseball, Football, Lcttermen, American Legion. xn Dorados. Reg. Presidents, Fire Squad, I.aicos, Vice-President Student Council G1ERLICH. NORMA JEAN Portsmouth Grade School — Horizon. Tri-Y. Trampoline Team GOGGIN. RON P. Janies John Grade School Varsity Football, Varsity Baseball, Boys Ensemble. Letterman, Optimist. I. R. L. Choir GEBHART. AVERY I.. Holy Cross Grade School, Transfer from Immaculata Academy — Luana. Stage Craft, Azamma. Skating Club President GETTMAN. IVERA DARLENE 7 ransfer from Grant High School — Traumercii. Rainbow IJou cannot teach AenAe to the Ailly 20 GONZALES. ROLAND A. Assumption Grade School — Varsity Football. All-City Football Team, J.V. Football. Baseball. Fire Squad. Freshic King. Teen Time Committee, Topper Committee, Optimist, Lcttermcn GRANT. KENNY L. Peninsula Grade School — Choir. Teen Time Committee, Prom Committee. Ski Club, Spartacus GRAY. ED E. Transfer from Longview Washington, Kessler Grade School —Spartacus Hi-Y. Senior Class Officer, Track, Boys Glee, Football. Wrestling GRAY, JOHN L. Portsmouth Grade School — Track. Key Club. Y. F. C. GREENE. CHET J. Portsmouth Grade School Sport Reporter, Page Editor, Ranger Weekly. Key Club, American Field Service Scholarship. I. R. L., Prom Committee GRIFFIN. SHARON L. James John Grade School — Swimming Team. Tri-Zell, Spanish Club GROTJOHN. VIRGINIA L. Peninsula Grade School — Band. Horizon. Freshic Court, Pep Band. F. B. A.. Amicitia. Tycoons. Junior Senior Prom Committee. Speech Meets. Pep Club, I. R. L., Class Play GUSTAFSON. AI.AN R. Portsmouth Grade School, transfer from Newport High School — Boys Pep Club. Spartacus Hi-Y', Roadsmcn Car Club Jjeatning. mahed a good man better, and an ill man wo e HANSON. LAVERN A. Silton Grade School, transfer from Benson Polytechnic High School — Glee Club HANSON WARREN D. Sitton Grade School _ HALL. TERRY A. Peninsula Grade School — Swimming Team, A. V. A., I.aieos. Ski Club. Mazamas, Spanish Club. Ranger Annual Staff HAMILTON. JOAN A. Portsmouth Grade School — Freshman Chorus. Aequus. T. V. Radio. Girls Ensemble. Choir. Luana, Ski Club. Bowling Team HEDGES. MARY E. Portsmouth Grade School — Horizon. Zaccheus. Tillamook Burn Planting HEMMING. PHIL H. ryt) James John Grade School — Football, Dance Committee, Spartacus Hi-Y HARRIS. LAURIE L. Glee HAYES. PHYLLIS M. Portsmouth Grade School HARRIS. BARBARA J. Portsmouth Grade School — Pep Club, Senior Class Play HAZLETT. ROSALIE I. Portsmouth Grade School — Girls Glee, Mixed Chorus. Bethel HARRIS. LARRY W. lames John Grade School — Football. Spanish Club, Bowling Club HERBERT. MIKE P. J. V. Baseball. Ix� Dorados. Band. Baseball, Spartaqus Hi-Y HODGES. EVELYN T. Guilds I ake Grade School, transfer from Lincoln High School — Traumereii HOKE. ROSALIE Portsmouth Grade School — Band. Spanish Club. Junior Honor Society. Prom Committee. Ranker Staff. Pep Club, Ski Club. Bowlin® Club. Luana. Choir. Girls Ensemble. Majorette Stretch your atm no (uxther HOUGHTON. SCHARILL James John Grade School — Freshman Chorus. Twila, Tri-Y, OfTice Staff. Senior Class Play HOWARD. HARRIET Jewell Public School — Band, Glee Club, Senior Class Play ( HERGERT. PHILLIP James John Grade School HICKMAN. DONNA B. James John Grade School ■— Freshman Chorus. Mixed Chorus. Junior Honor Society. Senior Honor Society, Pep Club. Girls Ensemble. Azamma. Choir an your eeve will teach HOLM. BEVERLY Tri-Y. Zaccheus HORM. WILLIAM RAY James John Grade School — A. V. A. HOWES. JUDITH C. Portsmouth Grade School — Trampoline Team. Art Club. Office Staff. Reg. Officer. J. A.. I. R. L.. Reddy Teddies, Hi-Club HUDSON. BARDA M. Guilds I.ake Grade School I .os Dorados. Traumcreii HUEBNER. LOIS E. James John Grade School Junior Honor Society, Azamma. Senior Honor Society, Tlcketeers. Activity Office HUFFSMITH, TOM J. Peninsula Grade School — Baseball. Football. Ranger Annual. Band. Ski Club. Photography Staff Wisdom ii a tiee that glow in the healt, its xuit appeals upon the tongue IVIE. LLOYD E. James John Grade School — Football. Roadsmrn Car Club, Steins Club. Sophomore Class Officer JOHNSON, BETTY J. 4 James John Grade School — Zaccheus HURD. SHARON K. James John Grade School — Freshman Girls Glee. Mixed Chorus IMDIEKE. SHIRLEY A. Peninsula Grade School — Freshman Girls Glee. Tri-Zell, Zaccheus. Book Room JOHNSON. EDITH JOHNSON. JUANITA F. Portsmouth Grade School Zaccheus JOHNSON. BEVERI.EE A. Portsmouth Grade School — Seiddet, Junior Honor Society, Frrshir Court. Acquus, Ranger Staff. Pin Committee, Prom Committee. Office Work. Topper Committee, Dance Committee, Fire Squad, Teddycttes, Rally Squad JOHNSON. DARRY James John Grade School - Freshman Chorus, Optimist. Los Dorados. Office Help Z he a t of beinq wUe, U the all ol h Iff If If SW JOHNSON. KARI. F.. Rifiler Grade School - Prom Committee. Jazz Club JOHNSON. BOB Grade School — Junior Honor Society. Key, Honor Society. Radio. Ranger Reporter, A. V. A. JUSTIC, JOE Sitton Grade School — Football, Track. Spartacus Hi-Y. Dance Committee, Kings, Letterman, St. John’s Hi-Y, Reg. President. Junior Class Officer, Club President KADLEC. MARY ANN Assumption Grade School — Ticketecrs, Zhroda. Pep Club, Senior Class Will Committee 25 KEHELI. CAROLYN Peninsula Grade School — Freshman Chorus, Junior Honor Society, Choir. Girls Ensemble, Tcddycttes. Azamma President. Senior Honor Society, Berg’s High School Board, Girls League Representative. KENNEDY. LOIS Portsmouth Grade School — Frcshic Court. Mixed Chorus. Ranger Staff. Office Staff. Dance Committee. Fire Squad. Aequus. Seiddet. Pep Club. Chairman of Social Act. Student Council. Pin Committee. Secretary of Reg. Presidents. Reg. President KARY. MONTA Failing Grade School KEEFE. SHARON Portsmouth Grade School — Reg. Room Secretary, Girls League Representative. Jr. Honor Society. Horizon Club. Ski Club. Sophomore Girls League Vice-President. Tcddy-ettes. Cap and Gown Committee, Reg. Treasurer. Office I Iclp. Luana. Office Practice, Class Day Committee, National Honor Society Whilom h tlie Hi pie me paxt o happine33 KENT. MIKE M. Assumption Grade School - Track. Football. Fire Squad, St. Johns Hi-Y. Optimist. Letterman's Club. Senior Class Vice-President, Ranger Staff KESERY. GERALD F. Sitton Grade School KESTERSON. JUNE L. lames John Grade School — Fr'shman Glee. Mixed Chorus, Twila. Bethel. Zhroda. Swimming Team. Pep Club. Ticket-eers. Cosmo Ki. Office Staff KETEL. CAROLYN E. James lohn Grade School — Orchestra. Tri-Zell. Amicitia, Prom Committee. Pep Club. Tcddycttes. Ski Club leiLf it id do eddential that we neu air we r % n ou KING. WILLIE W. James John Grade School — Art Club. Junior Honor Society. Jazz Club KIRKELIE. ROBERT E. Portsmouth Grade School — Football. J.V. Baseball. Basket ball. Los Dorados KILTZ. JERRY H. Portsmouth Grade School — Letterman Club. Football, Track. Key Club KINCAID. JANICE Sitton Grade School — Junior Honor Society. Ticketeers Activity Office. I. R. L., Reddy Teddies, Hi-Club take it lor (planted KITTO. SHERRY L. Assumption Grade School — Swimming Team, Twila, Tri Zell KLASSERT, JUANITA B. Peninsula Grade School — Orchestra, Band. Ensemble, Y. F. C. KLEIN. DORIS L. Peninsula Grade School — Band. Tcddycttcs. Y. F. C. KLEIN. WILLIAM J. Portsmouth Grade School — J.V. Track. Varsity Track, Varsity Football. Spartacus Hi-Y, Rifle Club. Bowling Club KNAUB. LARRY Portsmouth Grade School KOLEK. BARRY Portsmouth Grade School — St. Johns Hi-Y LAMMERS. MElRI ELLA M. Portsmouth Grade School — Tri Zell. Office Staff LANDSTREET. DOROTHY James John Grade School G. A. A.. Band. Ready Teddies, Orchestra. Red Cross. Tennis Team. 4-H Cducation is the cteator o( cultuie, and the molder of destiny LANYON. VERNON James John Grade School LORA. MARIE Sitton Grade School LARSEN. KAREN James John Grade School — Swimming Team. Freshman Chorus. Seiddet. Dance Committee. Luana. Reg. President. Junior Honor Society. Fire Squad. Election Biard. Teddvettes. Chairman of Election Board. Office Staff. Honor Society LARSON. LOUIS I.innton Grade School Track. Band. Junior Honor Society, o Ma ainas. Pep Band. Laicos. Ski Club LAVERDURE. BETTY A. Sitton Grade School — Mixed Chorus. Choir. Girls Ensemble, Azamma LAW. BENNY E Portsmouth Grade School — Cross Country, Track, Football, Key Club LAWYER. RICHARD J. Transfer from Albert Leh High in Minnesota — Football, Track LEFORS. CAROL D. Sitton Grade Srhool Swimming Team. Freshman Girls Glee. Mixed Glee. Zhroda Ohe dtruyyle o[ today id not aluay.i or today} it id (oi a vadt future aldo LLEWELLYN. PATRICIA A. Portsmouth Grade School — Junior Honor Society, F. H. A., Zaccheus LOFLAND. EVELYN James John Grade School — Seiddet. Freshman Chorus. Aeouus. Prom Committee. Dance Committee. Rally Squad, Office Staff. Freshie Queen LINKEMYER. JANICE C. Providence Academy— Freshman Chorus. Mixed Chorus, Cosmo-Ki. Office Staff. Zhroda LINSTROM. FAYE E. Sitton Grade School — Freshman Chorus. Mixed Chorus. Choir. Horizon Club. Y. F. C.. Girls Ensemble, Teddyettcs, Ranger Staff LOVEALL. KENNETH A. Portsmouth Grade School — Band, Key Club LOWE. ELOISE L. Transfer from John Tuck, Redmond, Oregon — F. H. A., Rcadv Teddies LUNDOUIST. IOHN M. Peninsula Grade School — Band, Football. Basketball, Track, Rouithriders. St. Johns Hi-Y. Fire Squad. Dance Committee, Kings LYNCH. JANICE Portsmouth Mixed Chorus. Unenies. lunior Honor Society, Prom Committee. Office Staff. Senior Class Secretary, Ticketeers. Pep Club cA wide man knowi kid own i( nolance; a fool think he knowi everythin MACEY. PHIL James John Grade School Dance Committee. Spartaeus Hi-Y. Roadsmen. Ranker Staff. Freshman Football MAGESKE. RICHARD James John Grade School MANN. JERRY Sitton Grade School — Football. Basketball. Track, Wrestling. Aparatus Club MARTIN. BETTY L. lames John Grade School — Girls Glee. Mixed Chorus, ■ � 0 Twila. Drama. Book Room Assistant MATSON. JANET Peninsula Grade School —Freshman Girls Glee. Ready Teddies. Art Club. Twila. Junior Honor Society. Pep Club, Senior Class Tea Committee MATTILA, ALVIN Ocean l tke Grade School MAYHACK. ANITA Portsmouth Grade School — Girls Glee. Choir, Junior Honor Society. Azamrna, Teddycttcs. Girls Ensemble, Book Room Assistant McCauley, john Portsmouth Grade School — Junior Honor Society, Spartacus Hi-Y. Kinifs. Prom Committee. Dance Committee, Fire Squad. Senior Honor Society, Topper Committee Ohe'ie i mote power in a iuyye.it ion than in an alyument MEYER. GARY H. James John Grade School — Track. Laicos McIntyre, duane James John Grade School — Band. A. V. A. Los Dorados MELLIN. JEANNE Sitton Grade School — Twila McGUIRE. RODNEY Varsity Football. Jazz MIKEWORTH. JERRY R. Peninsula Grade School — Band. Orchestra. Football. Swimming Team. Baseball. Lettennan Club. I aicos. Ski Club. Junior Honor Society. Senior Class Play, Dance Committee. DrMolay MILLER. KEITH L. Peninsula Grade School — A. V. A., Junior Honor Society, Swimming Team. Yearbook Staff, Senior Honor Society. Jazz Club. American Field Scholarship. Ski Club. I. R. L., Skatine Club. DcMolay MOE. DON C. James John Grade School — Band, A. V. A. Basketball Manager MOILANEN, ROBERT D. Portsmouth Grade School — Cross Country Track. Freshman Chorus. Mixed Chorus. Choir. Bov’s Ensemble, Spartacus Hi-Y one cun build hij Aeculitif upon the nobleneAA o( another pel Aon MORGAN. BOB E. Portsmouth Grade School — Basketball. Science Club, Optimist MONGUS. FRED Holy Cross School MONAGHAN. MICHAEL J. Transfer from Fork Union Military Academy, New Jersey — Basketball. Football. Track. Choir. Glee Club. Rifle Club MOORE. NANCY W. Portsmouth Grade School — Frrshman Chorus. Mixed Chorus. Choir. Girls Ensemble, Junior Honor Society. Senior Honor Society. Twila, I-os Dorados, Azamma. Tri-Zell, Book Room Assistant. Cap and Gown Committee. Teddycttes, Office Staff, I. R. L. MORRIS. TOM D. James John Grade School — Football. Track. Lettcrman Club. Spartacus Hi-Y. Kings, Sophomore Class President, Freshman Court. Captain Fire Squad, Topper Committee, Vice-President of Student Council, Prom Committee, Rmichridcrs. Varsity Football MORRISON. SHIRLEY A. Portsmouth Grade School — Mixed Chorus. Mixed Glee, Cosmos Ki. Ugenirs MURRAY. DON E. Portsmouth Grade School — Kintts. St. Johns Hi-Y. Varsity Basketball. Varsity Baseball. Roadsmcn i o man 3 judgment i better titan hiA information OESCHGER. JOAN James John Grade School Ugcnics. Mixed Glee OKESSON. PATTY A. Peninsula Tri-Zell. Junior Honor Society. Senior Honor Society. Cosmo-Ki. Freshman Achievement. Amicitia NEIL AN. PAT A. St. Cecilia Grade School — Mixed Chorus. Ugenics. Aequus. Cap and Gown Committee NELSON. PAT A. Sitton Grade School - Twila. Mixed Glee. Zaccheus. Tri-Y Choir. Book Room Assistant OLSON. CIIARI.ES Assumption Grade School Track. Reg. Treasurer. Roads-men, Spartacus Hi-Y. Reg. President OLSON. JANICE L. Sitton Grade School — Seiddet. Acquus. Fire Squad, Prom Committee. Pep Club. Year Book Staff. Topper Committee, Dance Committee OLLISON. BELTON Sitton Grade School — Basketball. Mixed Chorus. Prom Committee. Ix ttcrman Club OLSEN. DAVID E. I.innton Grade School -- Track. Band. Dance Committee, St. Johns Hi-Y. Student Council. Sophomore Class Sertreant-at-Arms. Fire Squad. Rough riders. Senior Honor Society, Kings. Cap and Gown Committee not tiy to tell even tint It to one who ia not piepaied to receive it 34 OTEY. VAI.ERY K. Portsmouth Grade School — Freshman Chorus. Choir. Junior Honor Society. Senior Honor Society. Amicitia. Senior Class Play. Girls Ensemble. Debate Squad. Prom Committee, Office Staff OWEN, JAMES P. Portsmouth Grade School — Laicos. Band. Cross Country Track OPP. WESLEY H. Columbia Grade School, transfer from Central High School Spartacus Hi-Y ORR. LULA R. James John Grade School — Orchestra, Book Room Assistant, Cosmo Ki, Amicitia PALODICHUK. EDITH E. Powelhurst Grade School Mixed Glee, Cafeteria Help PATCHIN. ARDYCE V; James John Grade School — Seiddet. Luana. Yearbook Staff. Ranger Staff. Pep Club. Topper Committee. Fire Squad. Office Staff PATTERSON. SEYMON Band. I-etterman Club. Football. Basketball. Track PAUL. JEAN A. Peninsula Grade School — Mixed Chorus. Dance Committee, Luana. Seiddet. Ranger Annual. Ranger Staff. Office Staff Character i.i not conferred, it U achieved PECHANEC. MARYLN J. Holy Cross Grade School, transfer from St. Mary’s — Senior Class play. Flower and Color Committee. Zaccheus, Annual Staff. Seattle Conference PEISKER. LORETTA M. Tri-Zell. Ticketecrs. Zaccheus 35 PAUL. JOAN M. Peninsula Grade School - Office Staff. Freshman Chorus. Seiddet Officer. Luana Officer. Ranger Staff. Yearbook Staff. Girls League Representative. Ticketcers. Pep Club. Cap and Gown Committee. Reg. President. Senior Picture Committee Chairman PAUL. RONALD M. Mixed Chorus 36 PENCE. JOSEPHINE Sillon Grade School — Mixed Gl« c. Cosmo-Ki. Ugcnies PERKINS. ALAN L. Band. Key Club. Football. Track. Ja z Club PERRON. BARBARA J. Portsmouth Grade School — Senior Will Committee, Freshman Girls Glee. Horizon. Los Dorados. Seattle Press Conference. Ree. Officer. Senior Honor Society, Office Staff, Ticketeers, Teddyettcs, Annual Staff. Choir. Mixed Chorus. Ami itia PETE. MARY Castle Rock Grade School Olxe habit o( asking questions is the sign o[ a wide au ake mind PETERSON. LINDA L. Portsmouth Grade School — Freshman Chorus, Sciddct, Junior Honor Society, Luana, Acquus, Majorette, Fire Squad, Junior Class Treasurer, Rally Squad, Topper Committee. Prom Committee. Dance Committee, Cap and Gown Committee PETKE. JOHN F. Portsmouth Grade School — Track. Cross Country, Choir, Letternu n Club. Honor Society PETERS. RICHARD A. Portsmouth Grade School — Band. Track. Pep Band, lazz Club. Ski Club. Key Club PETERSON. JANICE E. Traumereii. F. H. A.. Skating Club PHILLIPS. ADDIE B. Mixed Glee. Mixed Chorus. Traumereii PILTZ. CARL Portsmouth Grade School POWELL. LONDA K. James John Grade School — Azamma. Zhroda PRAZEAU. CAROL A. Holy Cross Grade School — Swimming. M.A.C.. Amicitia, Pep Club. Skating Club. Red Cross When we u e collecting booh4, we ate collecting happine . RASMUSSEN. ALBERT Portsmouth Grade School —- Basketball. J. V. Basketball. Mixed Glee RASMUSSON. IDELLE Assumption School — Mixed Glee. Tieketeers. Pep Club. Counseling Room QUINN. MIKE James lohn Grade School — Annual Staff. Fire Squad. Roughriders. Ranger Reporter. St. Johns Hi-Y, Kings. Topper Committee RAMSTHEL. ALLEN Portsmouth Grade School — Band. Golf Club. Choir Basketball RAYCRAFT. JIM W. Peninsula Grade School — Football. Basketball. St. Johns High-Y. Freshman Court, Kings, Ranger Annual. Mixed Glee. Theta Chi READ. BOB Sitton Grade School — Cross Country, Basketball. Reg. President. Spartacus, Kings. Letter-man, Roughriders. Rally Squad REEVES. JIM S. James John School —- Reg. Officer, Track. Baseball. Freshman Chorus. Fin- Squad. Dance Committee. Ranger Weekly Staff. Ranger Annual Staff. Optimist Secretary, Prom Committee. Los Dorados, Rally Squad REM MICK. DELTON D. Portsmouth Grade School — Baseball, Roadsmcn Club, Spartacus Hi-Y Knowledge without courage U o( little value RHOTEN, EVA D. James John Grade School — Los Dorados. Book room Assistant RICHARDSON. DONNA R. Skyline Grade School — Choir, Zhroda RICHARDSON. LOUANN M. lames John Grade School -— Tri-Zell. Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society. Pep Club. Drumuda Activity Office RICHARDSON. THOMAS J. McCarter Junior High ROBINSON. KENNY Peninsula Grade School — Swimming, Football. Track, Tree Planting, Ski Club. I. R. L.. Letterman. Liacos RONDEAU. MIKE Assumption Grade School RINAS. DEANNA C. James John School — Stage Craft, Orchestra. Office Staff ROBINSON. FRED A. Peninsula Grade School — Junior Honor Society. Senior Honor Society. Los Dorado . Reforestation Project ZJhe ,ieate.it things must have the smallest he9innin jS ROYSE. DON F. Portsmouth Grade School — Football. Basketball. Baseball, St. Johns Hi-Y. Freshman Court, Letterman Club. Junior Class President. Fire Squad. Roughriders. Ranger Annual RUSSELL. DARYLE D. Portsmouth Grade School — Football. Basketball, 1 rack, Mixed Chorus, Sports Reporter, Optimist. Kings. Fire Squad, Lcttcrmans Club, Committee of Boys Activities, Ranger Annual 39 ROST. H AROLD D. St. Johns Hi-Y ROTH. MARGIE E. Peninsula Grade School — Band. Pep Band, Dance Committee. Ugenics. Aequus. Teddyettes. Fire Squad, Teen Time Committee SCHEIDT. GARY R. Assumption Grade School SCHLAFLE. JACK R. Peninsula Grade School — Bowling Team SAUTER. WILMA E. James John Grade School — Band. Majorette. Seiddct, Office Staff. Fire Squad. Tcddyettes, Cap and Gown Committee. Y. F. C. SCAGLIA. CESARE A. Exchange Student from Italy — Swimming Team, Laicos, (Book.3 will be education i main teAoutce for decades to come SCHNEEWEIS. JACKIE B. Sitton Grade School — Freshman Girls Glee. Mixed Chorus, Tickctcers, Zhroda. Skating Club, Office Staff, Ugenics SCHUERMYER, BOB James John Grade School SCHULENBERG. ARIAL Portsmouth Grade School — Junior Honor Society. Senior Honor Society. Mixed Glee, Choir, Girls Ensemble SCROGGINS. RON V. Transfer from Eurka Springs, Ark-xnsas SEARLE. RICHARD Portsmouth Grade School SENTER. BARBARA M. Freshman Chorus. Ranger Weekly, I. R. L.. Pep Club, Ski Club. Bowling Club SIMMONE. EUGENE lames John Grade School — Track, Football, Spartacus Hi-Y SKIDMORE. DON E. Portsmouth Grade School — Track, Freshman Chorus, Senior Honor Society. Rally Squad 3l i3 quality lather than quantity that matteld SMITH. BILL M. Sit ton Grade School — Track Football SNODGRASS. WAYNE G. James John Grade School — Gun Club. A. V. A. SMEDSTAD. VENITA A. Portsmouth Grade School — Choir. Ugenics SMITH. GERRIE M. Portsmouth Grade School — Freshman Girls Glee, Horizon, Azamma, Junior Honor Society. Book Room Assistant, Pep Club STERI.E. PHILIP A. Sitton Grade School — Football. Freshman Chorus, Spartacus Hi-Y STEVENS. JUDY K. Portsmouth Grade School — Y. F. C.. Freshman Girls Glee, Mixed Chorus, Mixed Glee, Book Room Assistant, Tri-Y SORENSON. SHAROLYNN T. Washington Grade School — Jr. Red Cross, I. R. L., Counseling Room SPINNING THEODORE R. Gresham Grade School Lducahon id the aim of democracy STYLES. KAY L. Peninsula Grade School — Book Room Assistant SWADBERG. KENT C. Portsmouth Grade School — Cross Country. Basketball. Ranger Reporter. Ranger Weekly Editor. Key Club, Rifle Club. Lcttermans Club. Student Council STONE. ANN Peninsula Grade School — Ski Club. Aequus. Prom Committee STRANDBERG. JOANNE E. James John Grade School — Activity Office. Tri-Zell TALBOT. GAYE M. Portsmouth Grade School — Freshman Chorus. Mixed Chorus. Tri-Y. Zaceheus. Pep Club. Teddyettes. Junior Honor Society TAPPINS. DONNA M. Porsmouth Grade School — Freshman Chorus. Mixed Chorus. Aequus. Seiddet. Fire Squad. Dance Committee, Topper Committee. Prom Committee. Cap and Gown Committee. Office Staff. Pep Club. Teen Time Committee, Pin Committee. Reg. Officer. Ranger Staff. Commencement Committee SWEET. CHARLES Assumption Grade School — Football. Track, Optimist, Lettermans Club SWEETLAND. GRACE L. Junior Honor .Society. Senior Honor Society. Ix s Dorados. Book Room Assistant. Tycoons, I.R.L. t£ e without purpose i life without inteteft TENNYSON. TED J. Portsmouth School — Freshman Court. St. Johns Hi-Y. Ranger Annual. Ranger Weekly Staff. Fire Squad. Kings, Mixed Glee TESSMANN. NANCY L. James John School — Book Room Assistant. Zaceheus, Tri-Zell 43 TAYLOR. JEAN A. James John Grade School Seiddet. Aequus, Ranger Annual. Office Staff. Junior Honor Society, Dance Committee. Ranger Weekly Staff. Pep Club. Teen Time Committee. Activity Office TAYLOR. JOE James John Grade School — Football THIERMAN. BETTY L. Tri-Zell, Tcddycttcs, Pop Club, Azamma, Girls League Vice-President THOMPSON. DAROLYN K. Transfer from Wynn Watts High School — Freshman Chorus, Mixed Glee THOMPSON. HARRY E. James John Grade School — Key Club, Ranger Staff THOMPSON. RICHARD S. Portsmouth Grade School — Football, St. Johns Hi-Y, Kings, Fire Souad. Prom Committee Qxeat mindA have puxpoAeA; othe A have wiAlieA THOMPSON. RHODA L. Portsmouth Grade School — Y. F. C., Mixed Chorus, Choir TICE, SHIRLEY J. James John Grade School — Freshman Girls Glee, Zacchcus, Book Room Assistant. Tri-Zell, Ranger Weekly Staff TOGNOTTI. GEORGINIA L. Linnton Grade School — Office Staff. Dramuda, Junior Honor Society, Pep Club. Tcddycttcs. I. R. L.. Senior Class Play TUBBS. LORRAINE S. James John Grade School — Zacchcus, Book Room Assistant, Office Practice. Pep Club VERTZ. NANCY H. Mixed Chorus. Activity Office VEST. MAUREEN L. Freshmen Chorus. Mixed Chorus. Red Cross. Junior Honor Society, Senior Honor Society. Horizon. Cisum. Tillamook Bum Project. Azamma. I .os Dorados. Teddyeltes. Pep Club, Prom Committee TUCKER. JOHN E. Peninsula Grade School — Basketball. Football. Freshman Glee. Mixed Chorus. Junior Honor Society. Senior Honor Society. Los Dorados. Choir. Boys Ensemble. Bowlin? Club VANCE. DENVER E. Sit ton Grade School— Football. Basketball. Track. St. Johns Hi-Y. Rou?hriders. Junior Prom Committee. Fire Squad. Spartacus Hi-Y. Letterman Club. Kin?s. Student Body President. Theta Chi PuxpoAe exeateA intexeAt, intexeAt genexated elloxt WANAKA. JULIANNE James John Grade School — Mixed Glee. Sieddet. Aequus Zhroda. Office Staff WANG. MARILYN J. Peninsula Grade School — Dance Committee, URcnies, Ranker Reporter. Red Cross WADDINGTON. CAROLE J. Oswego Grade School, transfer from Oswego High School — Majorette. Band. Skatin? Club. Office Staff. Tri-Zell. I.R.L., Rancer Annual Staff. Ranker Weekly Staff. Re?. Officer, Senior Class Committee WALKER. DALE R James John Grade School WARD. THALIA I. Transfer from LeClaire, Iowa, Lebanon, Oregon — Mixed Glee. Nurses Club. Ready Teddies. Tri-Y WARD. WAYNE K. Portsmouth School — Sr. Class Historian W ARE, ERNEST L. Sitton Grade School — A. V. A., Ranger Weekly Staff, Ranger Annual Staff WARREN. GWENDOLYN H. Sitton Grade School — Mixed Glee, Mixed Chorus. Choir, Girls Ensemble. Traumcreii ant education 3 give wingJ to dieantJ and might to hand and btain WARRING. CAROL A. Sitton Grade School — Choir, Y.W.C.A.. Zaccheus, I. R. L. WASHINGTON. FRANCES L. Sitton Grade School WATERMAN. KAREN James John Grade School WEIBLEN. JACK Portsmouth Grade School — Football, Baseball. Key Club, Senior Class President WILLIAMS. BOB Portsmouth Grade School — Baseball, Letterman WILLIAMS, THOMAS James John Grade School — Gun Club, Spanish Club WHITNEY. EUGENE Peninsula — Letterman. Roughriders, Freshman Court. Reg. Officer, Hi-Y. Optimists. Fire Squad, Dance Committee, Topper Committee. Football. Basketball, Swimming, I rack WILBURN, MARGARET Sitton Grade School — Red Cross, G. A. A., Traumercii, Mixed Chorus WELCH. BILL L. James John Grade School — Football, Baseball, Frcshic Court. Dance Committee, Mixed Chorus. Choir. Optimist, Kings. Firesquad, Letterman Club, Boys Ensemble, Student Council. Club President, Topper Committee, Prom Committee, Freshman Chorus WESTER BY. CAROL Sitton Grade School — Freshman Chorus. Mixed Chorus, Y. F. C.. Cisum, Tcddyettes WESTERHOUT. KATHRYN Peninsula Grade School — Reg. President. Tri-Zell. Junior Honor Society. Ty-Coons. I.R.L.. Senior Honor Society, Junior Achievement. Counseling Room, Office Practice WHITE. ELVINA Roosevelt — Junior Red Cross, Cercle Motricc, Modello WIRKKALA, CAROL Penninsula — Freshman Chorus, Mixed Chorus. Ugenies Senior Honor Society, Teddyettes, Rep Club, Girls League Corresponding Secretary, Tickctccrs, Senior Honor Society, Chorus WITTREN. RON Portsmouth Grade School — Roadsman WILSON, JERR1E Peninsula — Junior Honor Society, Orchestra. Seiddet, Ugenies. Teddyettes. I. R. L., Reg. Treasurer, Senior Honor Society WILSON. SHEILA Portsmouth — Tri-Zell. Junior Honor Society, Pep Club, Reg. Officer Tjhe hi At n't if o( the world U hut the biography of great men WRIGHT, LINDA Peninsula Grade School — Cap and Gown Committee, Teddyettes. Pep Club, Pretty Prepper WYSINGLE. ALICE James John Grade School — Red Cross, El Dorados, Spanish Club WOZNICK. DOROTHY Portsmouth Grade School — G.A.A.. Mixed Chorus. Pep Club, Tri-Zell. Swimming Team, Senior Honor Society WOOD. JOANNE Peninsula — Ticketeers. Fire Squad, Bethel. Junior Honor Society. Office Staff Roosevelt Hi-Y boys do hoe and shovel work for the school iris. From left: Michael DeLano, Club President Ed Tennyson, Jim Carroll, David Olsen, Raymond April, Doug Bristow and (in front) Tom Hawk. St. Johns claims one of earliest iris clubs in lower Willamette. Several were located near Central school, where the St. Johns high school was opened in September, 1906. BAKER. RAY James John Grade School. Transferred to Roosevelt, February, 1956. YANKAUSKAS, JERRY Peninsula Grade School — Key Club, Spanish Club, Football, Track 49 WILLIAM L. CRAIG Vicc-Principal, Administrative M. LKOLA CRAIG Vice-principal. Administrative CLIFFORD SK1NNKR Vice-pr incipal, ('tin it tilt tin . V N N V BOWMAN. ROBERT F.. Social Studies, English and Journalism, Paper BREWER. JOHN R Music COWAN, CATHERINE Activities Director. Stagecraft CASSINELLI. DOROTHY Science, Homemaking 53 GAMBLIN'. RUTH Head Librarian COFFMAN, ROSE dish J 4JLlL - l rCCyS Aft ' ' L'' u U •fad, O Ci y h'iW ■ oJo -W TO fa+Vi'lU ', 7 -y sOit-USi JlA C rjO l Ml4 1 Oc uX- -GMAWSON, W WRrttt t te ndancc ILLIAM Counselor EPP. ALLEN D. Social Studies and English FREER. FLORA H. Language HENDERSON, MARGARET English and Typing 55 IRGENS, WILLIAM R Industrial Arts KENNEDY, PATRICK J Special Education KI.EV, MARIE J. LANCASTER. THELMA Mathematics, Councclor French, English, Social Studies, Counselor LANNON. HELENE Mathematics, Counselor LARSEN. MARGARET Business Education LARSELL. ARTHUR J. Mathematics Al.tWK m.HH 5 A X h' 6- 57 LIVESAY, FRED McCOY, MASON M. Social.Studies, Drama, Speech Physical Education, Health, J.V. Football, Track McDaniels, calvin d. McLaughlin, porter r. Social Studies. English. Business English. Social Studies Education, Swim. Cross Country MACKLEY. ALICE L. Art 58 OBERSOW LOUIS E. Science MURPilV, KATHERINE Business Education MEINIG. FRANCES Mathematics NELSON. THOMAS W. Industrial Arts O’NEIL. FRANK RICHARDS, ANNE C. 60 Language SHLAGLE. MARY Activity Office SLY. VINSON V. Special Education ROUNDTREE. FRED G. Social Studies, Counselor SOHM. HELEN Assistant Office Staff ROBINSON. MAYBELL Business Education STEVENS. GLORIA Head Office Staff 61 TRIPP. MAXINE M. Social Studies and English WEBSTER. ROBERT W. Physical Education. English. Social Studies, Freshman Basketball TABLER. VENICE Library Assistant WHITE. ROBERT L. Industrial Arts. Mathematics TOMPKINS. MARY A. Homemaking TIFFANY, GRACE Science ■v WILLIAMS, MARTHIEL WORDEN. RUTH D. Social Studies 63 Abdelle. R,t, lecnerd Adi mi. Cerolyn BOB THOMAS PrtiiJ4H( Andeeion. Oerryl Bernerd, lyle Bwton. Di « Allen. Cwot Anderion. Jon Arvdcrion. Ro®ee Aimed. Glorle Betel. Anite Beer, tdwerd Buck, loo Ann Beker, Rite Buckner, Pete Berfllund. lorne B«0™n- N V Bethune. Gery BrtcAoff. Berbere Bleckborrt. Ro er Blehm, Don Proudly Hind) our Alma Matrr DonaWaon. Paul DonakHon. IwtMt Ountw . Dpm CXWvam. Prank Ounn. Sandra Ounning. Agnaa Duka. W.1U OuPraa. Jana ©� ♦ . Judah Egg-aon. Joan filn. Ovara fitanman. Vora ■� Enright. Chany fvonoon. A Un (yovon . J ry f«� ko. Moy Ann � .iW. Gwrw Hor«. VwWy 1«W. J � f'OV. Bonn G do«i. DW Wta ty, Alito Oo'dn '. Iv� G� a.tl. Bob Golbo . Duono Gierlkk. Joy « Gobi . Gwgy Godfrey. Ko.th GoWod . John GoWodor. Phillip GoowWy. l V� .no Grnvik. CUv-d G«o n. C � 0� G'OU. Morion Guonlhor. Goylo GvoUfton. Boon Horko. A� l« Hockonboog. Don Holkinrudo. Bonno Moll. Gory Moll. Mouroon Ko,,,, gill Krolft. Bob Kurtt . J (V« U v� n. tuvreo Ud S y, Mory leVoy. Okk Andy MUrti«, MUr.lff. Mt'tinot. M lul« lloin J � ry MU «. NrlU MU K� «i� . Send-. Tom MU-«w«v Jo MtCormkk. Colleen MkCo� mi k. Omni. Orfl S fly McF«dd«n. 6.11 McG-rw. Oon M-llw.in, Bove-ly Mclivoy. Geo-®. MtKinooo, Mclb. Mclmnen. Morilyn MoN.nvir . C.rtw-ln Mcftoynoldt. Jc.n Rhdlipa. Da Rhdllpa. Jan R.'ttanbargar. Na'a Ryla, Bob Rakattraw. Don � atldf. Dhmu M i OaBa Radmon. Mary R vm. Jvdia Rammlck. Joyca Rkhardton. Data R.t r. Jud.a Robartton. Thom . Robinton. larry ftoattal. Jarry Roll . RM Roaabarry. Sail Sa� vo. Barry Smn, Donna S « U. Varn '•� '■ Oaraan Ouana Schlld. Carol Schmalla. Marilyn Sthyltf. Anaatra SyMt Smaby. Omyl Smith. Ratty •« Smith. Okk Smith. G� «y Sodarbarg. Maria Spantar, lovna Spohn. Oitk � pri«g . Judy StaWy. Bob Stonten. Thoma Saavant. lorraina S'tvantw, Bril Storay. Don Srowall. Sharon Strvthart, Edytha Sturdivant. I,l| 70 Swhhar, Shlrtana Taylor. Ann Taylor. Sandra Thomaa, Bobby Raa«o k. Rut Radar ton. Moy fapworth. R tl Rarkina. Jim Rat art, Daanna Ralarton, I twin Ratarton. Rata Talents come to bloom in Roosevelt high’s inspired efforts to have a fine junior prom. Art classes contribute decorative ideas and journalism classes, winsome titles. Judy Riley, prom chairman, sizes up art work with Beverly Jermann for the prom, “Fantasia Dc I .a Mar.” Many students participate in putting on this social activity. “We will give a tea at the drop of a hat,” Harold A. (Hal) York, principal, proudly says of high interest in social graces. Two junior girls, Jan Phillips (left), and Judy Jensen, arc setting tea table for the meeting of the high school teachers association. Most teas are given by Tcddyettes, one of several service clubs in the rambling North-end school. Albartaon. Balia Alb� «M. Bonn AJWn. Urn ABan. Vw. W, Amall. A™d o Penny Andaraon. D.y«J Andmav Jarry laa n wv Diana SMKRM COCHRAN Pruidtnl Angler. lanny April. RaymOnd A««ld. W� AaMwJd. � .ll Aahworih, Ml Bahr. Dm Bailey. Jmy MMf. Id Barry. Don Sever .dge, C' o Bladow, Bob Blomqwt’. kwW Bogord. Betty Bogvrt. Darwin Bopp. Urry Bowtbor. U Brand. � •’ Brawn. Iu h BII.I. PERRY Vit -Pt4iidtnt Breninger. lonnia Brown, Urry Brungardt. Barbara Bryant, Oxer Bwllam. Jim Bwrtar. Mariya BwkK Dorothy Cakagno. Baity Bulhngton. Oalbart C p. u� fy Ctrt. l w w llmdri, hmt JIM CHAMBERS flood. D k fwtM bo'g. Bort � Fi«lti d Uwd 7.S G rl.ngton. Dooo QuUtkm. (Ml 0 w'. Lind Gllpowkli. W� y« � °of1‘ ,t 1 0 unn� U. G.y lord Gr«vik. Sylvie Grey. My Gr.ll.th, Cten Gw � t. Bill Hel.tli, Mwod Hammind. Goldt Hjotock. W � n Min ,. Winifred Menton. 0 n« Herrit. Jrm t Meo«n. N d «n Mewk. tom H th, Very lu Heltrel. M.k Mendfitk. Jerry Mcndr lt. Bey Moppet. Put Mooghton. Petty Moll. j«W Mord. Get, lnd l«. (dot'd � • . Sheron Johnton. Dell John ton. Dorothy John ton. Miming Jo� «ton. Noel Jofwnton, Sherron Johnvon. W.tton Johntton. CUr.nt Jotephton. Corn ! Jodd. Beth Jvdd. G.,l $eern y. loen.t. iMtWjtt, CMvid G-N..I, P V3f Osjttby. Judy SdiUll . Stho hu . Bob S bf « Jw, W.li Sd uh. Jvdy S o� l. M flyn Sc.b ffl, Bontld SclUnd. K«r n Sh.pp, f«rl«n Thorp. Gv Thorp. � .ll Thurwon. Oe� e Timm. Gery TcviwM. Jh«« Tyner. Derrell Venek. IMS Wekker. Myvie Welker. Petty Welker. W.IUem Were. Bennie Were. Jvd-e Wethington. Thome Wetton. Howerd Web ter. Ble.ne Welth. Douglet Wei. Pelph Weigmen. Judy Week. Kingston W-gle woih. Cery WBtele. tflyw Wilson. frenk W.llieme. (mu 79 ffHtt Sophomores enjoy descriptive writing, when they are permitted to Study in the open Student ol Our School Share the (Beauty, o( 3td Surrounding. Bo«h«fo. Ann M rl« Boyc«. Jim Boyd. N rxy B .ndt. All BoQO - l0,ir lkook« nrc. Bob 82 Brooki. Bob B 0k«w. Rob ft 0099, T«� fy CuonlngKam. Jame« Oumb, Delorea Hail to tbce. our Alma Mater Unda Da liberty. Denial Dawton. Bob Emeraoo. Marjorie friction. Don Ivan., Elizabeth Annette Evenaen. Wayne farmer, Jarne. reegvaorv Bob frt r, f'ed - 83 (odor. Ronald Fo«. Judy Franiona. Gary Fratar. ICay FraaUnd, Virginia fw. Trank Fra-toog. Maria Mlar. Ray Ga'trd, Sylvia GiarlkA. Alvin Glaavat, M- koy Gotdadar. � o«M Goodridg.. Gary Oorlmakar. Joan Grannall. SA-lay Grant, loria Hantan. Myrna Haman. Ronoia Hatwt. Jack Mara. MrfAaakaan Kaytav. GaroJdna tWord. Joan Mat . lynn Marbart. Tom Halgatan. W.lab Halm. Bosnia Halm. Marilynn Hanry, Paul Milton, Richard M.t-lmaa, Janat Hogan. Phil Hollayoat, Orvl. Hoil.� . I'Aal Jamaton. Da Anna Jaffari. Frank Hopkina. Anna MowWtt. Sandra Hunt. Gwendolyn Jay. Diana JeAnaon, Frad JoAnaon, Varia JoAnpon. Didt to Hoxd. � Kwd t«lb � g. Dkk 1m. Jock i v r. M r MrfoMon. Kor.n AfccMwtfy. kWon McNomoro, Oorlort. Mwn . lorry M Voy. ton Mick. Gory MAor. lorry MiMtoll. otv«n Moo. Bonn HAooro, Moor . Don Moor., Jorro. Moor., lyt. Mor.«r� o. Joon Morrow. Sruc. Pork . Joyco 85 Omo. Morlfco Ponton, Mormon Pork.. Ml Pj ,. h Jvdf P« . v� l� fwiw. Tom p� 'k j®� ‘ PK.II.i t. M� -d� ll M, P-' � P.tx-o,. Tn«« Pro'Kmo. Rob R m y. Oon� ld Bjimuiwo, R«y R «. Donnj B- '• ' R' d, Ch rioM Pyxhfcn. K«r n R mp l. lix.lt R ok«v W..-� xi R . H «l n Rin . Rowmi'r Rob . Goorgjnn Rob ''«on. Judy Rol«y. fl� xw Ro� � . kvnlt Ryr-Kx- R H d Simply. Ron S«nd«MOn. Howard ittdcfd. Ptwllip SOMtnU. J«k Schlook. A rbuf ScKnnn.yy-.t V-9«i J bv,l«nb g P� m.l, S� -'.' 0 nn. S n«, J nx« Sh «ff r lot sbioth. Mlld d Sbor t. W.ll.� m Sxnonion. 0«rl«n« SI Judy Smitb. P l Vmrt.. J� WM Sm. s. Kothyyn Sm.ik. Mu xl S .'b. P.ul. M r.lyn S' . fr«vrnond S TM� h, Conrv-e S«rd r, Gl X' Webb. � � « We.trel. Sharon Wenxel. Party Wh-ie. Ivelyn Wigt ..worth, Mery Vogel, Beverly Weire, CleudU Waldron, Joan Waldron. Pat Walker. Charlet Walker. Oermi. Walker. Donna Walker. Jen e JjCaw________JtfP? WJIard. Patricia Willard. Ponnie William.. Clarence Will term. Jeaneile Williama. leora William., lyle William.. William Wilwn, lee ZJhe reason for all thid? See for yourself in our : ii� .........ClaAAXoomA 3or the J eadexi o ZJotnoxxow 7jhe (Big. Question SucceA 34 j ot Won Without C ott Qettinii (Ready for 7joday A J$uAine33 Project (or 1955-1956 ate c4lmo t 9in.iih.etl J4 aPP9 ??? %Ve Pxepaxe OuXielvei 3or the future Cditor Jbon J oyde give information on glossied for the 1955-56 Jearbook in hid firdt period Cnglish publications class 97 I Setting 1 IS — The Sweetest Rowi:Jt nT aylor, Ann Stone. Row 2: Pat Crouchlcy. Bov Johnson, Sally Coad, ' . Linda Peterson, Janice Brice, Donna Tappins. Row 3: Bi tty Clar, Margie Roth. Mar- l inn Of (7race ow Carbon. Pat Neilen, Nancy Freuff Lois Kennedy. Row 4 : Evelyn Lofland, Janice Olson. Barbara Nesting, Barbara Jamison, Karen Brcvig, Marian Gross. Row 5: Diane Hanson, Judy Ridenour, Ix u Ann Buck, Sandy Taylor. Judy Rile‘y, Shirley Flora, Mari-Jcwcl Thomas. Row 6: Donna Lashlcy, Gaynel McGee, Bonnie Cox, Eloise Cosper, Pat Anderson, Sharon Johnson. Row 7: Karen Bowers, Mary Ann Lashley. Mary Lou Imdieke, Georgia Dawson. Lee Ann Jensen, Loraine Nail. 100 vMICITIA — Friendship Surrounds the It orld Row I: Bobbie Harris. Ginger Grotjohn. Row 2: Dorothy Woznick, Barbara Perron, Valery Otey. Wanda Bunker, Darlene Ferres. Row 3: Rita Abdella, Jan Winchester. Jean Bonebrakc. Carol Allen, Joanne Wood. Row 4: Karen Kerr, Meikia Hart, Jackie Jensen, Beverly Jermann, Pat Okesson. Row 5: Linda Sloan, Sharon Ray. I.inda Hamren. Mary Redmond. Row 6: Judy Dyhr, Janet Borass. Betty Johnson. Suzanne Frazer, June Hohensee. Row 7: Donna Garlington, Carol Schild. Betty Vogel. Ruth Orr. Jean McReynolds. 101 AZAMMA — Sweet as a Flower Row I: Presidents Betty Thieman. Carolyn Kchrli, Janice Benson, Donna Mai. Gail Yoder. Row 2: Rita Baker. Gcrric Smith, Anitia Mayhack, Nancy Moore, llcne Clcmet, Darlene Clcmet. Avery Gebhart. Steps: Rosalie Beam, Jerry Parker. Linda Coffey. Gerrie MacDonald, Janet Murray, Earlcnc Shipp, Phyllis Foltz, Betty Rymcr . Ix is HuCbncr, Betsey Brandt. Maureen 4+wtt. Alice Galloway, Sylvia Sherman, Pat Bennet. 102 Row I: Richard Thompson, Ed Tennyson, Denver Vance. Row 2: Joe Justic, Joe Marineau. Jim Carol), Bill Welsh. Row 3: Dennis DeFreistas. Bruce Hanson. Mike DcLano. Mike Quinn. Row 4: Jim Lucning, Tom Dawson. Ellic Peterson. Row 5: Tom Hawk. Roger Hciglc, Pete Buckner. Row 6: Ray April, Gary Gray, Dick Flood. Row 7: Duane Gatherar. Mike McCauley. Row 8: Larry Bopp. Dave Tennyson. Buddy Lestcc. KINGS — The Merry Makers LAICOS — We Always Have a Good Time 104 Row I: Jerry Mikeworth, Darold Carpenter, Charles Canter. Stanly Pink. Jim Owen. Don Carpenter. Row 2: Wayne Wright. Tom Maher, Fred Brandt. Ccasar Scaglia. Row 3: Jerry Wcise, Bill Stevenson. Louis Larson, Jack Schlaflc. Row 4: Jim Philips, Woody Anderson, Terry Hall, Dave Pashley. Row 5: Frank McPherson, Keith Cannon, Andy Lawson. Belton Ollison. Row 6: Mike BeBonny, Dick Wilson, Kenny Love. Vem Savola, Bob Gaskill. LUANA-----------Sugar and Spice and %ow. 7= Karen Larsen, Margie Brown, Marilyn Carlson, Joanne Foster .Row 2: Jean . ... r Paul, Norma DeRciux, Sharon Keefe, Joan Carson. Joan Paul. Row 3: Dixie Wol- All the I hi rigs IS ice gomott. Jackie Carlson, Shirley Jorgenson. Patsy Barker, Sandy Coquillettc. Row 4: Pat Montage, Karen Selland, Nancy Kling, Elaine Schaubcl. Laur -1 Fjalsal, Bevcrely Robinson. Row 5: Kathy Smith, Deane Peters, Eva Gardner, Sandra Teed, Linda Stone, Judy Schuh. I EGENIES — Smiling Faces All A Glow Janice Lynch, Mrs. Robinson, Kathryn Boyce, Carol Lambrccht, Nadclc Stewart, Faye Harrison. Jackie Hull, Sandy Fisher, Judy Persha, Donna Frey, Suzanne Zim-merdahl. Kay Hjelma, Joan Tyler, Jcrric Ann Wilson. Carol O’Hcarne, Laura Lee Fisher. Judec Reeves, Marilyn Wang, Janet Cole, Harriet Kiericbcr, Rcncllc Donaldson. Carol Wirkkala, Kayla Guenther, Sally McFadden. 106 nOW it1 10 J 1?,1'11 Sharon Miller, Ixirrainr Tubbs, Mary Hedges I illian Flinn I)T n a5|C rSlb°t’ Deanna Ratliff, j u'anita Johnson, Ruth Braun Delores Dooley, Betty Johnson. Row 3: Lana Campbell, Della Johnson Ruth Besson «°W 4: � «. . Cnrol winn Vvor',1; hZ,' ZACCHEUS — They are Sweet and Gentle Little 'J'hings ZHRODA — As Merry as the Day Is Long 108 Richardson. Donna Manley, Sandra McKenzie. Row 2: Diana Peterson. June Kesterson Eileen Evans. Jackie Sncweiss. Londa Powell. Row 3: Betty Calcagno, Penny Amund-’ son. Winafred Haney, Cathy Stout. Barbara Addie. Row 4: Judy Ware. Gail Hendricks Betty Jo Jenkins. Betty Rac Smith, Edythc Struthcrs. Row 5: Mary Lou Foss. Regie Rennie, Patsy Walker, Julie W’anaka. Roxann Thompson. 300 students danced and romanced to the rhythmic '’C mal was sponsored by the Dads Club. 4 The Debs Day Dance sponsored by the Dads Club of Roost vch High School was a tremendous syccess. Our hearts were young and gay on this festive eve of the Christmas Formal. Decorating the Christmas tree which appears in our main hall becomes the responsibility of Sciddct service club. 110 P.T.A. Potluck Dinner OH MY! My picture being taken? Looks as if our vice-principal, Mr. Skinner is having a gay time. Tense moments — Chess is a popular game at our school. Ill (V ugene Whitney, Tom Brown ps did their share in defensivi The Roosevelt Roughriders are characterized by a special kind of warm competitive spin as showrt:i$y Coach O’Neal and his able assistant Earl Younce. Not only do these toon tcac 'tMpfundamentals of football, they also urage a sense of fair play, win or lose. This club ran into rough sledding and ended the '55 prep season in seventh place with two victories. Bk, began with the Roughriders picking up a ie with Grants Pass’ tough eleven. This tie was a Victory, since Roosevelt has never scored a win over ft S:4kSw£;bl°w jolted the spirit of the Ted team when a shoulder injury which hampered him the entire season. Benny Law replaced Ollison in the fullback 8pot. With this shift, a great responsibility fell into the strong arms of quarterback Charles Ganter. who tossed the skin for a number of touchdowns. Ron Goggin, Chuck Sweet, Tom Morris and Darryl Russell were on the receiving end of many well placed passes. These men depended on such stalwart players as Denver Vance and Benny Law to do the extra yardage. Up front there were such players as Roland Gonzales, Jerry Mikeworth, Sherm Cochran, Joe Justice and Bill Welch who opened the holes and made the ground work worth while. « . Credit is given our defensive team for their courage and spirit shown our school the entire season. Michael Kent, Jim Phillips, and Joe Phil-defensive play. SCORE BOARD ROOSEVELT 0 _ BENSON 6 ROOSEVELT 14 — FRANKLIN 7 ROOSEVELT 0 — CLEVELAND 7 ROOSEVELT 19 — GRANT 12 ROOSEVELT 7 — JEFFERSON 13 ROOSEVELT 7 — WASHINGTON 19 ROOSEVELT 0 — LINCOLN 13 TEDS CRUSH GRANT; GOGGIN, VANCE, SWEET SCORE IN THRILLER Well, this makes it three years in a row that the Roughriders have beaten the Generals from Grant. The Teddies made a very impressive 19-12 win over the favored Generals. Chuck Ganter, the Ranger’s choice for all-city, showed magnificent power in his aerial attacks. The Roughriders appeared to be an entirely different team with signs of victory on every play. The Teds received the kickoff and thus started the battle royal. In the first period Ganter bombed the Grant end zone with a 25 yard touchdown pass to Ron Goggin. The try for the extra point failed. The weatherbeaten Generals came back in the second stanza and recovered a Roosevelt fumble in the Teds own end zone. Grant failed to get the extra point so it was 6-6 at halftime. Just after the third quarter had started, Denver Vance scored on a reverse from Belton Ollison. He romped 32 yards to paydirt. Goggin kicked the extra point for a 13-6 lead over the Generals. In the fourth quarter the Teds drove to the Grant one yard line. Two plays passed by uneventfully, but on the third Chuck Sweet charged through the Grant line for another 6 points. Later in the same quarter Grant picked up its last TD. The Teddies held Grant and came out on the tall end of a 19-12 score. One of the most spectacular plays of the game oc-cured when Dick Campbell of Grant caught a pass in the clear. Darryle Russel made a speedy run after him and tackled him just over the Ted’s own end zone. Even though Grant received 6 points the play proved Daryle to be a good ball player as Campbell had a 25 yard gain over the scrappy little halfback. 115 XXJv Row 1: Frank O’Neil, Ron Goggin, Joe Justice, Ron Gonzales, Gene Whitney. Manager Jerry Kiltz. Manager Allen Perkins. Row 2: Charles Ganter, Charles Sweet. Darryel Russell. Don Royse. Denver Vance. Bill Welch. Mike Kent. Row 3: Sherman Cochran, Bill Thorp. Belton Ollison, Jerry Mike-worth. Joe Phillips, Don Carpenter. Row 4: Jerry Eyestone. Bob Thomas, Kenny Love. Benny Law. Andy Lawson. Carl Preciso. Row 5: John Clovis, Vern Savola. Bill Kline, George Melnroy. Mike Minkcs, Jim Carrol. Row 6: Bert Hoffman, Darryel Carpenter. Jim Phillips, Jim Perkins. Bill Milten-berger, Dick Spohn, Tom Brown. Not pictured: Tom Morris. 120 Darryl Russell (25) drives through Franklins defensive line for a short gin. Looking on arc Joe Phillips, nny Law, Bill Welch. The Teds, caught in action as Benny Law is tripped up on the line of scrimmage. Shrrm Cochran and Bill Welch arc blocking with Charlie Gan-tcr in background. Darryl Russell and Mike Kent are caught in defensive action twice against Franklin. In center picture Jim Coons (13) looks on while Mike Kent makes the tackle on fullback Bob McGill. Don Royse and Tom Brown arc caught in defensive action against Washington as they team up on the ball carrier. 121 JV’s Take Fourth This year’s J. V. football team did well in their league. They came in second after a three-way tie for first. The scores for the games were as follows: Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Rooseve Roose — Lincoln — Jefferson 13 ash gton Franklin Opponei follows: l The as Won Grant ...—“ 6 Jefferson .. ™..... 6 A % ROOSEVELT ............ 3 3 Cleveland ........ 3 Lincoln ......... jfl Washington 1 5 Franklin 0 When asked to comment on this year's Si joyed working with Ike sportsmanship and a sti cry was done by tfte folio win Anderson ...... Luening .......... Grey .......;.... Apr 1 ......... Moser ........ Lost Tied bov win Games The boys who were the most outstanding on defensive were Tom Hawk, Jim Luening and Bob Minor. Outstanding on offensive were Gary Grey, Woody Anderson and James Kelly. Also an outstanding player was Steve Arnold who didn’t start playing first string until the last three ball games. Outstanding players chosen were Jim Luening, linesman and Woody Anderson, back, with 11 TDs in seven games. 122 Linemen, left to right: Jim Chambers, Frank MaePherson, Bob Minor. Jerry Anderson, Tom Hawk, Homer Clark, Jim Luening. Backs, left to right: Dirk Flood, James K-lly, Woody Anderson, Gary Gary. JV FOOTBALL SQUAD Row 1 : Jim Chambers, Bruce Stoner, Steve Roe, Albert Searle, Bob Minor, Tom Hawk, Jerry Anderson, Raymond April. Row 2: Archie Jamson, Marty Stone, Bill Ashworth. Steve Arnold, Mcrlyn Scott, Jim Ridenour, Craig Wood. Row 3: Don Chandler. Bob Frieze, Bob Schoenhut. Bill Ashfield, Jerry Baily, Mike Stone. Row 4: Manager Bill Bouchor Woody Anderson, Gary Gary. Dick Flood, Charles Wysingle, James Kelly, Manager Bert Schragl. Row 5: Frank MaePherson, Homer Clark, Doug Welch, Ernest May. Row 6: Gary Wigglesworth, Jim Luening, Bob Odom. Last Row: Coach Mason McCoy. overaiTree ?ret|htrian football overall record in the five years 1 played in Portland. Kood enough to bring in the final league st. neir recorcT them into a S' ndings. The dose 7-6 ga FINAL STANDINGS Jefferson .... Roosevelt Benson ----- Grant ------ Franklin — Lincoln .... Cleveland . Washington Backfield, Irft to right: Jim Atherton. Ray Fuller, Allen Papworth, Don Knight. Line, left to right: Harold Bishop. Douglas Daughtery, Stanley Clement, John Clark. Mike O’Hearne. Fon Kirkelie, Larry Means. Row 1: Bill Perry, Coach Webster, Oris Hollovent. Row 2: Paul Henry, Stan Clement, Douglas Daugherty, Jim Van Horn, Don Albrecht, Ix-slie Owens, Philip Hogan, Ray Smith, Buddy Lester. Row 3: Bill Caulson, Bob Keels, Ron Hansen. Ron Kirkelie, Jim Schrom, Jim Aterton, Dick Leckberg, Wayne Evenson, Gary Mick. Row 4: Bucker Taylor, Kenny Clark, Tim Boyce, David Cone, Bob Bicklc, Frank Freer, Forrest Norton, Isaac Allen, Ix ric Grant. Row 5: James Moore, Lynn Hatch, Mike O’Hearne, Richard Parker, Ray Fuller, Dennis Slade, Clarence Williams, Lovinc Briggs. Row 6: Harold Bishop, John Clark, Don Knight, Allan Papworth, Billy Ware, Larry Means, Tom Hebert, Pat Smith. 125 Row I: Jim Reeves. Bob Reed, Don Skidmore. Row 2: Evelyn Lofland, Linda Peterson. Bev Johnson, Karen Larsen, Sally Coad, Janice Brice. HALLY SQUAD Our J4oop te £ 1956 was a dismal year for our varsity hoopsters. They were faced with the task of rebuilding a new team. Coach Rasmussen suffered the loss of all-city Richie Curtis and a host of other seniors. Sherm Cochran, sophomore, our season’s sensation, seemed the only threat in league play. When the chips were down and points were at a premium the inexperienced players couldn’t rally. Our team consisted of one Senior, nine juniors and three sophomores. If experience is a factor in this sport, predictions are in our favor for a winning team. Mike Bopp, junior, and captain elect, displayed a splendid jump shot, which seldom failed to hit the mark. Bob Fredrickson, junior, was sensational on long set shots. Andy Lawson, junior, transfer from Columbia Prep displayed a clean sense of fair sportsmanship during his course of leadership. Willie Duke, junior, was noted for his hook shot, and oftimes considered one of our best rebound men- Dave Grasvick, junior, and his “Howitzer” from 30 to 40 feet distance made most of his opponents break rank to quell a threat. Bill Kotts, junior, played a short season of ball. During this time his friendly attitude helped the entire team over many struggles. Pete Buckner, junior, and a good hustler, played well during the entire season. Dick Wade, junior, who stands six feet six inches will be seasoned for any varsity team in the immediate future. Joe Phillips, junior, did well with his jump shots and rebounds. In spite of his lack of experience Jim Lucning, sophomore, carried the fight from the first of the game to the last minute of play. Jim Phillips, sophomore, was constantly fighting hard to hold the opposing scores at a minimum. Sherm Cochran, sophomore, a main cog in all fighting attacks. I ast but not least was Darryl Russell, the only senior on the team. Russell, though short in stature, is COACH RASMUSSEN dependable courageous, high spiiited and a good hustler. He inspired his mates to fight hard when it was obvious they were fighting against tremendous odds. The 1956 basketball season was completed without a league victory. In the estimation of many it was a dismal season but there are others who know of the victories this team won. Mr Rasmussen and his able assistant are due much credit for setting new standards, high ideals, clean play and above all, adult manhood. The bridge to success is always the hardest to cross. Thanks to the rally squad, pep club and all persons who served as iafters to this fine structure of sportsmanship. 129 Lincoln Defeats Roosevelt in Season’s Spectacular Game Lincoln was quarter leader over Roosevelt by counts of 15-10, 31-18 and 43-28. The final difference of nine points came as Roosevelt whittled down a 15 - point start -of - the - fourth deficit. Deadly free throwing was a big factor in Roosevelt’s late surge, which, however, wasn’t too much of a threat for the Cardinals. ■e an i B9B VARSITY SCORES Roosevelt 54 Grant 66 Roosevelt 45 Lincoln 54 Roosevelt 54 Franklin 62 Roosevelt 49 Washington 56 Roosevelt 50 Benson 57 Roosevelt 61 Cleveland 66 Roosevelt 54 Jefferson 71 Second Half Roosevelt 51 Grant 69 Roosevelt 47 Lincoln 51 Roosevelt 51 Franklin 83 Roosevelt 56 Washington 69 Roosevelt 55 Benson 72 Roosevelt 37 Cleveland 67 Roosevelt 57 Jefferson 63 Steve Skidmore. Soph. Center IfJJL yjj m Dick Flood. Soph. Guard J.V. BASKETBALL Pre-Season Roosevelt 44 South Salem 53 Roosevelt 56 North Salem 57 Roosevelt 46 Vancouver 42 Roosevelt 51 The Dalles 38 Roosevelt 47 Milwaukic 52 Roosevelt 55 Astoria 48 1st Half Roosevelt 65 Grant 48 Roosevelt 53 Franklin 41 Roosevelt 47 Washington 46 Roosevelt 44 Lincoln 45 Roosevelt 52 Benson 49 Roosevelt 49 Cleveland 40 Roosevelt 66 Jefferson 58 2nd Half Roosevelt 42 Grant 53 Roosevelt 49 Lincoln 28 Roosevelt 59 Franklin 56 Roosevelt 51 Washington 59 Roosevelt 65 Benson 42 Roosevelt 50 Cleveland 54 Roosevelt 66 Jefferson 41 Harold Bishop, Fresh. Center Leroy Riley. Soph. Forward Alan Papoworth. Fresh. Guard Doug Welsh. Soph. Center b—y Gary Cray, Soph. Guard FRESHMAN Pre-Season Roosevelt 26 David D’glas 23 Roosevelt 40 Grant 39 Roosevelt 40 Milwaukie 49 Roosevelt 43 David D’glas 44 Roosevelt 24 Milwaukie 37 League Season Roosevelt 46 Grant 45 Roosevelt 47 Franklin 49 Roosevelt 23 Benson 52 Roosevelt 48 Cleveland 41 Roosevelt 61 Lincoln 42 Roosevelt 38 Washington 42 Roosevelt 41 Jefferson 69 Larry Means. Fresh. Forward 135 Don Knight. Fresh. Forward Varsity Basketball Row I: Mike Bopp. bob Fredrickson. Andy Lawson, Darylle Russel. Pete Buckner. Row 2: Joe Philips. Jim Luenning, Bill Cotts. Dick Wade. Willy Duke. Sherm Cochren. Jim Phillips. Freshman Basketball Team Row I: Manager Pat Smith. Bob Struthcrs. Tim Boyce. Row 2: Ray Fuller, Michanl O’Heamc, Don Knight. Phil Hogan, Alan Papcworth, Coach Frank O’Neil. Row 3: Larry Means. Ron Kirglie. Dieter Schafer. Harold Bishop. Garry Mick. J. . Basketball I -� rry Bopp. Leroy Riley. Gary Gray. David Smith, Joe Massey, Doug Welch. Steve Skidmore, Craig Wood, David Naff. Dick Flood. Erlin Whitilla, Tom Dawson. Wood Anderson. Manager Bill Perry. Coach Bob Webster, Manager Archie Jameson. 136 School' '1 and “ chman cnools were ♦� „ 1 for Roosevelt’? sr-s “•am. They h • 1 m Caesar, ata„ rCnf mt ‘o cc leXCeJ'eat M «V suU ' and bu - Aoit’ 1: Stanley l ink. Jerry Hendricks. Kenny Robinson. foie 2: Caesare Scaglia, Leonard Adams, Jerry Anderson. Bob Pyle, Lauren Larsen, foie 3: Gar - Timm. Row 1: Judy Keranen. Patty Houghton. Helen Wolff. Sherry Kitto, Mishka Hart, Darlene Charbonneau, Mrs. Young. Row 2: Beth Judd, Sarah Winslow. Kenneth Berry Kenneth Leach ROBERT MAtSUNAGA Manager Jack Consford Dick Housington John Petkc Larry Rcierson Kenneth Leach %Vxe£tling, We posed for this one 1956 was the initial year for wrestling at Roosevelt. Flabby muscles will become brawny by our next season. Row 1: Oliver McClcndan. Andy Taylor, Willie Norman. James' Ffarris, Jamcr Cunningham. Lamar Elliot, Tom Carr. Row 1: Bert Hofman, Bruce Stoner, Larry Gardner, Steve Arnold, Bob Pyle. Left to right: Mr. Dan Powell, Clarence Williams, Tommy Robertson, Kenneth Orr. Jim Flanders, Billy Ware, Dick Lechburg, Roy Miller, Mike Bristol, George Mclnroy, Johnny Clovis, Doug Doughthery, Charlie Wysinglc, Jorec Jackson. Row I: Mike Crane, Outfielder: David Pitcher: Tom Wilh.in.v Outfielder VaXHty SaAeball Earl Younce, varsity ball coach, entered Roosevelt High School as a student when he was fourteen years old. During his high school days he gained recognition for his outstanding ability in sports. Since graduation from college, Younce has given most of his life to Roosevelt High School as a teacher and highly respected coach whom everyone admires. In 1954 the Teddies won state honors. Much credit is due the team for its cooperative spirit shown in all games of play. Its the desire of the coaching staff as well as that of the teams to repeat the 1954 honors. ■ v Don Murray, Ri.ight Field Belton Ollison. Center Field Row I: Bill Thorp. Gordon Month. David Keierleber, Bob Schoenhut, Homer Clark. Don Knight. Pat Smith. Row 2: Denni Slade. Joe Mauey. Buddy Letter. Erhn Whitalla. Itaae Allen. Media Scott. Row 3: Larry Lauinger, Sherm Cochran Eyle Moore. Tom Hawk. Cary Maniavage. Bob Frieze. Row 4: Coach Bob Webtter, I-airy Meant. Tom Heibert. Lany Bopp, Dick Flood. Cary Cray, Bill Perry. Manager. Lift to right: Coach Duckering. Vernon Chatman. Fran kDunham, Michael Frakcs, Jerry Hendrick . Don Ericluon, Norman Panian. Bob Fcrguton. GIRLS TENNIS TEAM Row 1: Linda Aydclott, Helen McMurtry, Sharette Halsan, Barbara Reams, Virginia 145 Freeland, Janet Hjelmaa, Karen McFadden, Judy Robinson. Row 2: Mr. Duckcring Coach, Mari Jewel Thomas, Joanne Kesch, Dorothy Landstrect, Beverly Jcrmann, Jan Phillips, Judy Couts, Priscilla Borrusso, Roberta Law, Barbara Curtis. Coach yilcCoij Mr. McCoy has been track coach at Roosevelt High School for a number of years. During this time he developed some of the best track teams in the city. After graduating from Aberdeen High School he went to the University of Oregon. Aside from being one of the brilliant students on the campus he made a name for himself in the world of sports. He was up for the Olympics in 1932 and set a record that still stands at the University. A number of lettermen were lost by graduation which limited his possibility of building a championship team this year. Much credit is due Mr. McCoy and his assistants for building boys of character as well as good sports. 146 Left to right: Bill Kline, Darryl Russel, Bill Kline, Scymon Patterson 148 Left to right: Bob Fredrickson, Sherman Cochran, Benny Law, Richard Hoisington, Mr. McCoy. Row I: Jim Lucing, Gene Whitney, Daryle Russell. Row 2: John Petke, Kenny Love, Jerry Yankauskas, Jack Dunford. Row 3: Richard Tocllc, Bill MeFadden, Daryle Russell, Bob Pyle. TRACK TEAM Row 1: David Grasvick, Dcnnic DcFrcitas, John Pctke, Chuck Sweet, Bonny I aw. Row 2: Richard Hoisington, Jack Dunford, Richard Toele, Jerry Yankauskas, Seymon Patterson. Row 3: Bill McFadden. Row 4: Jerry Eycstonc, Sherm Cochran, Jim Luening, Clarence Nelson, Bob Fredrickson. Row 5: Bob Pyle. Kenny Love, Ken Allen. Bert Hoffman. Row 6: Rov EuDerson. Manager. Mr. McCov. J. V. TRACK 150 Row I: Cliff Dowling. Bob Minor, Bill Bouchor, Jerry Anderson, Steve Arnold, Jerry Bailey. Row 2: Roy Miller, Frank McPherson, Dave Smith, Tom Lyden, Dave Anderson, Bill Ashfirld, Don Chandler. Row 3: Sherman Cochran, Bob Diffely, Gary Wigglesworth, Freddie Bishop, Warren Higgins, Dennis Legoo. Row 4: Jim Philips, Larry Rcirrson, Ken Leach, Steve Roe, Kenneth Orr. pm r f’lllli Row I: Jan Phillips. Ariel Schulcnberg, Delores Dooley. Shelly Winters, Donna Tyner, Pam Schulcnberg, Jean Bonebreak. Row 2: Dick Spohn, Bill Dotts, Rex Frey. Gray Muck, Lucian Carson. David Christenson, Fred Brandt. Mr. Hoffman (adviser). FROSH TRACK Row I: Jim Jodin, Gary Mick, Jim Athonton, Tim Boyce, Wayne Evenson, Pat Smith, Mike O'Hearne, Don Knight (absent in picture), Bob Brookshire, Paul Henry, Jay McVay, Oliver McClendon, Richard Parker, Bob Prothcro. Row 2: Ron Hansen, Bob Anncs, Allen Clancy, Bruce Stoner, Doug Daughcnty, Lynn Hatch, Dave Bennett, Bill Parks. Row 3: Harold Bishop, Jim Van Horn, Willie Norman, Ray Fullen, Allen Papworth, Ston Clement, Bill Ware, Bob Knigge. Row 4: Dick LaBlond, Frank Freer, Norm Nordurft. John Blakeley, Bill Shores, Paul Grinnscl, Mike Moyer, Lavine Briggs. Row 5: Robert Bickle, Coach Frank O’Neil, Joe MacPherson. 151 DENVER VANCE President CHARLES CANTER Vice- President Consider well, Evcr ' society has its rulers and rules. There are Presidents and those who would change them. Somewhere in the process must be a mediator, a bridge between factions. In democratic fashion the student council serves this purpose. Denver Vance and his first semester council confro°tcd the problem of campus appearance. In a variety of efforts Roosevelt began to look good, very good. Student Body Card values, too were evaluated. Denver automatically became an ex-officio member of the spring council to- EUGENE WHITNEY President of Rep. Presidents DICK THOMPSON President of Club Presidents KENT SWADBERG Ranger Editor DARLENE FARRIS Girls’ League President Chairman of Social Activities Secretary Chairman of Boys’ Activities then decide Positively gethcr with Code Farris and the spring council they continued in an effort to put Roosevelt at the head of the list. There were more problems, more improvements. Traffic safety, assembly conduct, lunch conditions, these and others met their solution. Like the tall and heavy pillars of a stately bridge rise our able and willing Student Councils, as they hold the tradition of democratic government. To them in hope that they may realize our sincere appreciation we dedicate this section of the 1956 Ranger. BII.I. WELCH CODE FERRIS Vice-President President GEORGE GOBLE RON GOGGIN MARY LOU IMDEIKE Assistant Treasurer President of Club Presidents Chairman of Social Activities HARRY THOMPSON 15; Ranger Editor ORCHESTRA — Sweetest Music This Side of Heaven Row I: Doris Klein, Darlene Russel, Norma Hoffman, Pat Densmore, Jcrric Wilson. Row 2: Helen Windham, Jackie Jensen, Dorothy Landstreet, Ginger Grotjohn, Darlene Ferres. Row 3 (far right): Margaret Mallott, Arlan Evanson. Row 4: Kenny Loveall. Alice Bethel, Ray Hendricks, Bill Sturdevant, Juanita Klassert. Row 5: Ed Washburn, Duane McIntyre, lx uis Larson. Bill Shore, David Christianson, Tommy Jellison. Row 6 (standing): Pat Pattee. Mike Crane. Doug Welch. George Gullixson, Dianna Snyder. RAND — Musical Demands 154 Row I: Margie Roth, Darlcen Ferres, Virginia Grotjohn, Judy Jensen, Juanita Klassert, Doris Kline, Claudia Waite, Sharon Overty, Jackie Jensen, Dorothy Landstreet. Row 2: Rosalie Claumor, Janice Oaks, Marilyn Skinner, Clarence Williams, Patricia Markham, Kenny Clark, Buddy Lester, Forrest Nortin, Ed Karth, Dave Brehbiot, Eddie Bear, Duane McIntyre, Louis Larson. Row 3: Kenny Ixweall, Alice Bethel, Norman Notdruft, Jan Potter, John Lundquist. Dick Coder, Ray Hendricks. James Kennedy, Tom Kelli-son, David Bennett, Wayne Kinney, Jerry Hendrick, John Thurman, David Chrestenson, John Blakley, Bill Shores. CHOIR — Singing That Enlightens the World Row I: Carolyn Blomquist, Louella Clark, Laurie Fisher. Row 2: Bob Moilenan, Joan Tyler, George Mclnroy. Row 3: Sylvia Sherman. Faye Lindstrom, Mike Minsky. Row 4: Ron Goggin, Ariel Schulenberg, John Tucker. Row 5: John Petke. Mickey Monahan. Dave Grasvik. Row 6: Carol Wirkkala, Janet Cole. Gail Yoder. Row 7: Barbara Nesting, Marian Gross, Dorothy Bolen. Row 8 Meri Jewell Thomas. Linda llamren. Carol Wagner. Linda Sloan, Shirlene Swisher. Moy Peterson, Marilyn McClennan, Nancy Moore. Mike Stone, Bob Matsunga. Shirley Dunn. Ursula Crews. Patt Nelson. Row 9: Carol Allen. Dorothy Woznick, Valerie Otey, Rose Napolean. Luther Sturdivant, Virginia Hopkins, Phil Smith, Marilyn Thompson, Carolyn Kchrli, Anita Mayhack, Donna Hickman. Carol Warring. Diane Enright. Row 10: Bov Carry. Dale Richardson, Marilyn Dahlen. Row II: Charlene Sanderson. Richard Landcrvillc, Rhoda Thompson. Row 12: Sharron O'Diane, Bill Morse, Jim Panos. Row 13: Richard Hoisington, Larry Reierson, Bill Welch. _ ENSEMBLES — Say It With Singing Valery Otcy, Nancy Moore, Ariel Schulenberg, Carolyn Kehrli, Donna Hickman. Anita Mayhack. Marilyn Martin. ENSEMBLES — Say It With 156 Singing Row I: Dale Richardsen, Bill Welch. Ron Goggin, John Tucker. Row 2: Bob Moilanan, Mike Stone, Mike Minsky, Bill Morse. MAJORETTES — They Entertain at School Functions Left to right: Joanne Foster, Bonnie Cox, Wilma Sauter. MAJORETTES — They Enter tan at School Functions Left to right: Joanne Foster, Bonnie Cox, Wilma Sauter. Row I: Steve Sorenson. Eloise Ix we. Row 2: Barbara Curtis. Dorothy Landstreet. Row 3: Mr. Mcl aughlin. Donna Sarrett. Key Stybs. Sharon Woods. Delores Dooley, Beverly Reeder. Bob Matsunaga, Melvin Mitchell. Row 4: Roberta Law, Melba Me Kinnon. Row 5: Mildred Shiaih. Linda Appeylott. Sharolynnc Sorensen. HEADY TEDDIES — Ready To Help Others in Any Way Row I : Mrs. Delano. Elen Erickson, Lorraine Tubbs, Betty Rymers. Sharon Imrl, Janice Vogel, Sandra MacKenzie, Jackie Carlson, Betty Martin, Jean Syders, Bob Odom, Walker, Marlene Bottorf, Kay Howard, Glenda Chitwood. Row 2: Art Schlack. Betty Merlin Scott. Row 3: William Defier, John Harris. Norma Nordurft. Mark Estey, Steve Sorenson, Gary Franzone, Bill Sweetland, Ernie Ware. Row 4: Arlan Evansen, Paul Pitzer, Merle Hanson, Ray Hendrickson, Sam Allen, Steve Carlson. Dennis Lagoo, Bill Boucher. Row 5: Bill Prothcro, Jack Thurman. Row 6 : John Nichols. Melvin Mitchel, Jerry Anderson, Marty Stone, Jerry Hendricks. Meredith Beal. Bob Schoenhut. HOOKS! HOOKS! HOOKS! The proper way to been m e intell igen t. TICKETEERS — The Gals Who Sell Tickets to Our Activities Row I: Janice Kincaid, Ethel Braun, Idclle Rasmussen. Margaret Carlson, lx is Hucbncr. Row 2: Nadelc Stewart, Marilyn Carlson. Loretta Peiskcr, Betty Clark, Janice Lynch, Carol Wirkkala. Row 3: Mrs. Larson. Sally Coad, Joan Carson. Joan Paul, Mary Ann Kadlec, Jackie Schnccwcis. Row 4: Joanne Wood, , Eileen Evans, June Kesterson, Kay Wcsterhout, Patty Okesson. FIRE SQUAD — Firemen Save Our School Row I: Linda Peterson. Donna Tappins. Margaret Carlson. Bcv Johnson. Ardycc Patchin, Betty Clark. Karen Larsen, Janice Olson, Roland Gonzales. Row 2: Betty Jenkins, Mary Lashly, Lois Kennedy, Margie Roth, Karen Bowers, Judy Riley, Mary Ix u Irndiekc, Dick Thompson, Mike Kent, Bill McFadden. Row J: Carolyn Blom-quist. Janet Cole. Marilyn Wang. Joanne Wook. Mike Kent. Mike Bopp, Mike Quinn, John Lundquist, Denver V'ancc, Mike McCauley. Row 4: Sally Coad. lorn Morris, Jot-Justice, Darryl Johnson, Jim Carol!, Gene Whitney, Ed Tennyson. Chet Green. Row 5: Vern Savola. Andy Lawson, Don Carpenter, Roger Heigle, Dennis Dr Freitas, Woody Anderson, Bill Welch. Row 6: Charlie Gantcr, Jim Reeves, Ron Goggin, Tom Hawk. Bill Ashfield. ] 59 Row I: Chet Greene, Ray Hendricks, President Allen Perkins, Dick Purdy, Jack Weiblen. Row 2: Jim Ferris, Kent Swadberg, Ron Wilson, Jerry Yankauskas, John Gray. Row 3: Steve Arnold, Ray Miller, Bob Wymorc, Jack Bergman, Allen Caisfulli. Row 4: Dick Hoisington, Philo Smith, Jerry Kiltz, Jerry Eyestonc, Luther Sturtevant. Row 5: Benny Law, Darrel Brumbaugh, Coburn Freer, Bob Johnson, Mr. Frank Handren. Adviser. KEY CLUB — Work Is What We Like To I)o for Our School ()PTIMIST — A Little Nonsense Nowand Then Is Relished by the Wisest Men Row I: Spring President Ron Goggin, Fall President Eugene Whitney. Row 2: Roland Gonzales. Darrylc Russel, Mike Crane. Row 3: Jim Reeves, Bob Morgan, Bill Dawkins. Row 4: Dave Gransnike, Paul Fjalstad. Mike Minskcy, Bill Sturdivant. Row 5: Craig Wood, Dave Keirlcbcr. Row 6: Chuck Sweet, Dennis McCormick, Mike Kent. Row 7: Joe Stahl. Row 8: Lavem Hansen, Carl Preciso, Doug Welch. Row 9: Mr. Skinner, Bill Ashficlt, Dick I aVoy. Row 10: Ace Mclnroy, George Mclnroy. 161 I KEN TIME COMMITTEE— Manning Dances is Our Jab Row : Donna Richardson, Diane Godotti, Jean Taylor, David Olsen. Row 2: Lyle Barnard. Mike O’Hearn. Edith Struthcrs, Kay Frazer. Row 3: Doug Welch. Ken Ix ve, Roland Gonzales, Mike McCauley. DANCE COMMITTEE — Planning Dances Is Our Job Row I: Chairmen Mary Lou Imdicke, Lois Kennedy. Row 2: Judie Riley. Rogt i Hciglc, Dick Thompson, Darold Carpenter, Donna Tappins, Janice Olson. Row Candy Dawson, Jim Atherton, Don Carpenter, Ray April. Bonnie Cox. Row 4: Ken Grant, Dennis McCormick, Phil Hogan. Marty Stone. Don Royce. Row 5: Diane Han son, Roxanne Thompson, Mari Jewell Thomas, Mary Lashley, Joan Gortmakei Lcannc Jensen. Row I: Dona Manley. Judy Ridenour. Row 2: Loraine Nail, Penny Amundson, Bonnie Cox, Beverly Robinson, Sharron Johnson. Row 3: Karen Sclland, Sandra Teed, Judie Ware. Gaynel McGee, Judy Schuh. Row 4: Eloise Gosper, Donna Lash-ley, Bonnie Morrow, Pat Anderson, Diane Hanson. Row 5: Judy Patrick, Donna Mac-Kenzie, Valec Pence, Linda Bierma. Betty Odem. Row 6: Roxanne Thompson. Kay Fraser, Ginger Schneeweis, Joan Gortmakcr, Bonnie Carpenter. Row 7: Christine Cox, Lee Ann Jensen. Linda Stone, Mary Kac Reid. Deanna Jamison, Susan Otter. Row 8: Betty Elmore, Sandy Coquillctte, Deanna Fowler, Regie Renic, Evelyn White, Linda Boomer. SEIDDET — A Service to Your School Isa Service to You Bob Read, Vcrn Savola, Eddie Gray. Phil Maccy. Row 2: Bob Moilenen, Don Row I: 1 ___ . _ ___,,_________,_____________________... Storey, Johnny Clovas, We Opp. Row 3: Allan Gustafson, Marty Stone, Mike Stone. Pete Elsenbach. Row 4: Jerry Anderson, Delton Remmick, Eugene Simmons, Bill Stevenson. Row 5: Dick Wilson, Dale Richardson. Bill Kline, Mcl Martinez. Row 6: Darold Carpenter, Don Carpenter, Kenny Love, Andy I awson. SPARTACUS — Extend and 164 Maintain Christian Character ST. JOHNS — Extend and Maintain Christian Character How I: Dick Thompson, Roger Heiglc, Ed Tennyson. Dick Smith. Row 2: Doug Bristow., Mike Delano, Jim Carroll, Joe Marineau, Pat Thompson. Row 3: Dick Flood, Lucian Carson. Jim la-uning. Gary Gray. Elywn Peterson. Row 4: Larry Bopp, Ron Holts. Raymon April. Tommy Hawk, Duane Gatherer. Row 5: John Lunquist. Bob Fredrickson. Mike Quinn. Dave Tennyson, Caesar Seaglia. Row 6: Dennic DeFraitis, Joe- Justice, Tommy Dawson, Pete Buckner, Buddy Moore. Row 7: Bruce Hanson, Willie Duke, Shcrm Cockran. 165 GIRLS LEAGUE—All Girls, No Boys Row I: Betty Theirman, Mari Jewel Thomas, Shirley Dunn, Marilyn Martin, Carol Wirkkala. Row 2: Mrs. Lannon (Senior Girls), Barbara Jamison, Lorraine Nail, Anna Hopkins, Mrs. Worden (Freshmen girls), Mrs. Bovington (adviser). TEDDY KITES — The Girls in Blue Is Our Service Crew 166 Row I: Joan Eggason, Betty Thierman, Carolyn Ketel, Phyllis Foltz, Faye I.indstrom. Wilma Sauter, Betsy Brandt, Sharon Keefe, Judy Jensen, Doris Kline, Bev Johnson. Row 2: I.innea Berglund, Marilyn Dahlan. Alice Galloway, Carolyn Kehrli, Nancy Moore, Anita Mayhack, Carol Peterson, Judy Dyhr, Barbara Patron, Sandra Bowers, Karen Larsen. Row 3: Alice Bethel, Beverly Jermann, Linda Hannern, Barbara BischofT. Renelle Donaldson, Janet Cole. Virginia Hopkins. Carol Wirrkala. Margie Roth. Row 4: Gaye Talbot, Kay Westerhout. Carol Schiles, Mary Lashly. Mari Jewell Thomas, Janice Benson, Sylvia Sherman, Linda Peterson. Row 5: Georginia Tognotti, Carol Furko, Maureen Vest, Jan Phillips, Sarah Copper, Pat Bennett, Kathryn Boyce. Lift to right: Patt Nelson, Gay Talbot, Donna Sarrett, Sherll Houghton, Betty Martin, Kathrinc McNamara, Beverly Holm, Rose Napolcan, Lorraine Tubbs, Leona Smith, Sharon Phillip, Beverly Caddy. TRI-Y — Helping Others Before Ourselves Row I: Margaret Malott, Marilyn McLcnon. Row 2: Barbara Bischoff, Karen Keir, Long, Moy Peterson, Joan Eggison. Row 4: Diana Snyder, Ann Skelding. Helen Wolff, Mischa Hart, Jean , Danda Bunker. Row 3: Jaekic Kuntzc, Judy Long, Roberta Betty Davis. Row 5: Janice Ohln , Pat Tcnnent, Gayc Talbot, Sherry Kitto, Loretta Pis-kcr, Kay Westcrhout, Mericlla Lammcrs, Carolyn Barnett, Dorothy Wosnick, Sheila Wilson, Carol Peterson, Louann Richardson. rRI-ZELL—We Serve You As W ell as the School 68 Tty I LA —Helps Others in Other Nations Row I: Spring President Gay Ann Dahlen, Charlotte Carver. Fall President Patsy An derson. Row 2: Myra Anderson. Donna Albrecht, Peggy Bennett. Row 3: Carol Stan ton, Charon Innes, Sheila Anderson. Down: Donna Walker. Diane Andrecn, Beth Judd Marianne Stevens. Kavc Fowler. OFFICE HELP — Helpers of the School Row I: Lois Kennedy, Joanne Foster, Donna Tappins. Row 2: Carolyn Blomquist, Idelle Rasniusson, Sandy Taylor. Diane Gadotti. Candy Dawson, Marilu Imdiekr, Janice Olson. Barbara Jamison. Pat Tennent, Roberta Kludt, Joyce Remmick. Jackie Schneeweis, David Olsen. Roxanne Thompson. Karen Larsen. Meiriella Lammers. Linda Gilbert, Faye Linstrom. Row 3: Harriet Keierleber, Jean Bonebrake, Donna Helkinrude, Nancy Bergman, Judy Reeves, Donna Richardson. June Kesterson, Linda Peterson. Avery Gcbhart, Fay Harrison. Judy Riley, Evelyn Lofland, Mary Ann Kadlec, Katherine Boyce, Jackie Kuntz, Joan Eggison, Sandra Bowers, Lauralee Fisher. Row 4: Sue Zimmcrdahl, Kay Hjclma, Janet Matson, Deanna Rinas, Eileen Evans, Sheryl Houghton, Georgina Tognotti, Kay Wcstcrhout, Sally Coad, Lee Ann Jenson, Diane Hanson, Janice Brice, Judy Long. Barbara Bischoff. Pat Okesson. Janice Oaks. Row 5: Janice Ohm. Sharon Johnson. Ethel Braun. Beverly Johnson. Carol Wagner, Madeline Pickett, Elaine Schaubel, Sandra Nobel. Row 6: Mrs. Slagglc, Elaine Matson, Lorraine Nail, Bonnie Morrow, Ardycc Patchin, Jean Taylor, Jan Cole, George Gobel, Nancy Vertz, Gloria Stevens. 169 Students render themselves a great Service when they read our countless volumes o{ books Row I: President Mr. A. A. Gray and incoming President Mrs. Arnold Brandt. Ron 2: Mrs. W. M. Dunford, Mrs. Ed Bear. Mrs. Cliff Oates, Mrs. Ray Shores. Row 3: Mrs C. C. Sturdevant, Mrs. P. E. Carth, Mrs. Helen Rcichstcin, Mrs. J. A. Johnson. Mrs. Gerald Thomas, Mrs. Harold Nelson. Row 4: Mrs. J. G. Wilson, Mrs. C. S. Pederson. Mrs. J. D. McLcnnon, Mrs. C. S. Sherman, Mrs. R. L. Hopkins. Mrs. Charles Wood. Mrs. M. D. Vest, Mrs. P. L. Buck, Mrs. Harold M. Philips. I . T. A. — Our school Mothers. DAD’S CLUB — Our Dads who help us with everything we do. Row I: Not listed, not listed. Mr. Richman, Mr. Hall. Mr. Green. Row 2: Mr. Fredrickson. Mr. Gathers. Mr. Thompson, Not Listed, Mr. Mikeworth. Row 3: Mr. Stevenson, Mr. Fink. Not Listed, Mr. Hager. Mr. Martin. Row 4: Mr. April. Mr. Lvnrh. Mr. Iauing, Mr. Wanaka. Mr. Knight, Mr. Lester. Mr. Montag, Not List'd, Mr. Swadberg. Mr. Studisant, Mr. Kierlabor, Mr. Perkins, Mr. Erickson, Mr. ------------- CAFETERIA STAFF — Good Cooks Row I: Victoria Holkcn, Florence Hunter, Gladys Jeffery, Margaret East, Hazel Lind skoug. Row 2: Agnes Davis, Ida Anderson. . Insert: Mrs. Bunell CUSTODIAL — The Hardest Workers of All Row I: Mr. Cook, Mr. Don Gibson, Mr. Westerby. Row 2: Mr. Smith, Mr. Mike Gadotti, Mr. A1 Rothrock, Mr. Adolf Tevella. Row I: I.inda Peterson. Bev Johnson. Donna Tapp ins, Lois Kennedy, Tom Morris. Row 2: Bill Welch, Sally Coad. Jancie Olson, Mike McCauly. Row 3: Barbara Nesting, Sandy Taylor. Eugene Whitney. Ardyce Patchin, Judy Riley. Row 4: Roger Heigh . Ed Tennyson. Roland Gonzales. Dennis DeFreitas. TOPPER — Planning Dances Is Our Job OFFICE HELP — Helpers of the School Row I: Betty Clark, Linda Peterson. Margie Roth. Joanne Foster. David Olsen. Sally Coad. Idrlle Rasmussen. Karen I arsen, Sharon Keefe. Row 2: Lorraine Tubbs. Kay Westerhout, Georgina Tognotti. Lois Iluebner, Nancy Moore. Anita Mayhack. Dorlea Chari onnrau, Wilma Sauter, Jean Taylor, Carol Wirkkala. Row 3: Ruth Orr, Ginger Grotjohn. latuann Richardson. Grace Swretland, Jan Brice, Bev Johnson. Avery Gebhart. Dorothy Woznick, Joan Carson. Row 4: Meirella I .a miners. Darleen Ferris. Ernie Ware. Ron Paul. Harley Emerson, Kenny Grant, Margaret Carlson, Ethel Braun. Janet Boras, Mrs. Robinson. 173 irrmp presented by (Publication! pooAevel Weekly ganger Sta[[ Left to right: Edythc Struthcrs, Pat Montag, Carole Wadding-ton, Marilyn Thompson, Marilyn DahJen, Reporters. Left to right: Jean Paul, Jean Taylor, Mike DeBonny, Bev. Johnson, Dick Smith, Reporters. Row I: Jean Paul, Carol Waddington. Row 2: Betty Clark, Ed Tennyson, Business Managers. 176 Row I: Betty Clark, Code Farris, Barbara Scntcr. Row 2: Ed Tennyson, Dick Smith. KENT SWADBERG Ranger Weekly Editor (Fall) ROBERT BOWMAN Ranger Weekly Adviser HARRY THOMPSON Ranger Weekly Editor Row I: Carol Wadding-ton (Business Manager) Lorraine Stevens, Joan Paul, Jim Reeves, Rosalie Beam, Dixie Barton, Barbara Perron (Assistant Business Manager), Year-Book Staff. Row 1: Judith Howes, Marilyn Pcchanic, Audrey Collins, Nancy Tess-mann. Vicki Davis, Marilyn Martin, Copy and Paste-up. 177 DON ROYCE Editor of the Yearbook ROBERT G. FORD Yearbook Adviser Top picture: Lois Kennedy, Jessie Hudson. Carole Waddington, Advertising. Second picture, row I: June Kester s o n , Eileen Evans. Jackie Schneeweis. Row 2: Jim Crest. Terry Hall. Communications. Third picture: Beverly Mellwain. Donna Frazier. Mary Lou Imdieke, Rcnellc Donaldson, Shirley Jorgenson, Index. Bottom picture: Marilyn Martin. Nancy Tcssmann, Judith Howes. Vicki Davis, Beverly Jcrmann, Marilyn Pachanic, Copy and Pub- 3or ZJlioAe Who Cxcel Every organization has its principles. The Senior Honor Society is no exception. Their principles arc scholarship, leadership, character and honor. Let us compare these principles to bridges. Bridges of today arc wondrous things — accomplishments of minute and detailed calculations, the culmination of all the wondrous dreams of our engineers. They are becoming more and more complex as time goes by, but still they cannot compete with those of God. His bridges are not like those of man, for they arc the bridges to common goals. Through these goals man has sought the road to success. As with a bridge that has many approaches, the bridge to success has an approach of honor, one of scholarship, one of leadership, and one of character. This is the undestructablc foundation for education. This was the approximate idea of the National Honor Society.” For many years Roosevelt had an honor roll to honor the students with the very best grades. The principal felt that an “Honor Society” should be organized as a club that recognized not only good grades but also the familiar leadership, service and character. The person selected to set the new organization in operation was none other than Mr. Rountree, present senior counselor and social studies teacher. Thus, the “Theo Chapter of the National Honor Society” had its beginning. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY EDUCATION ENRICHMENT LETTER MEN JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY— Hard Study for Such a Goal 180 Row I: Susan Warren. Margaret Malott. Linda Sloan, Robert Kludt, Judy Ridenour, Lorraine Nail. Sharron Johnson, Laurel Fjalstad. Row 2: Dorothy Johnson. Rosa Dcrflcr, Margaret Frazer. Donna MacKenzic. Joanne Smith, Elaine Sehaubel. Row 3: Diane Snyder. Sharon Woods. Gail Goldeckcr, Deanne Fowler. Kathleen Borrosso, Juanita Kerney. Marilyn Guthery, Margie Emmerson. Row 4: Alice Moore, Shelley Brink. Nancy Michotos, Kay Symons. Ann Skelding, Dona Bohr, Judith Keranen. Pat Tennet. Row 5: Iva Reeder. Linda Gilbert, Joanne Kuntz, Janice Ohm, Roberta Ix ng, Steven Skidmore, Joyce Petkcy. Row 6: Mike Coleman, Lyle Moore. Richard Loblon, Robert Griffith. Bill Ashfield. Tom Hawk, Homer Clark. Row 7: Bruce Stoner. Don Knight. Sherm Cochran. George Plorson, Bob Adorn. Row 8: Larry Means. I,arry Dier-son. Kerinit Flanders. Philo Smith. Dave Smith, Ray Hendricks. SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Knowledge Is Our Power Row 1: Bob Johnson. Gloria Edwards, Grace Swectland. Sharon Keefe, Marilyn Dahlen. Gerrie Ann Wilson, Betsy Brant, Mike McCauley. Row 2: Valery Otey. Joan Eggison. Donna Sarrett. Kay Westerhout. Sharolyn Sorenson. Darlene Ferris. Marilyn Carlson. Barbara Bishoff. Nancy Moore. Row 3: Ariel Schulenberg. Melba McKinnon. Phyliss Foltz. Maureen Vest. Ix is Huebner, Helen Wolff. Betty Johnson. Donna Hickman. Row 4: Marilyn Martin, Susan Fraser, Renelle Donaldson, Faye Harrison. Donna Tyner. Jackie Kintz. Carolyn Dehrli. Row 5: Marilyn Thompson, Mary Dcd-mon. Shirley Flora. Marilyn McLennan. Joan Tyler. Dick Smith, Carolyn Ketel. Row 6: Karen I arson. Jan Phillips. Sandra Taylor, Diane Godotti, Barbara Perron. Mary Lashley. Carol Wirkkala. Georgiana Tognotti. Row 7: Roger Heigle. Mike Delano. Dirk Wilson. Darold Carpenter. Vcm Savola. Duane McIntyre, Louis Larsen. Bob Erickson. Larry Paschclkc, Fred Brant, Chet Greene. Row 8: Colburn Freer, Don Skidmore. 181 Z)hii Wai the Zb ay ol JnJtallation Scientific Qaze” On “Tjomotxow’i Muiineii “E E” EDUCATIONAL ENRICHMENT for those who are willing to go one step farther. Row 1: Barbara Curtis, Roberta Long. Row 2: Stanley Fink, Bob Erickson, Roger Hetgd, Vernon Chatinan, Don Murray. 183 Row I: Don Skidmore, Coburn Freer, Jim Bell. Row 2: Duane Carlson, Harley Emerson, Bob Johnson, Duane Mclntirc. “cA foundation or tke j%uilding. o d itexatuxe r IVherever man lived, there you will ind art Seated: Judith Riley, Mary Ann Fcrko, Nancy Richarson, Kenny Grant, Judy Dyier. Standing-. Beverly Holm, Janet Bora , Donna Hickman, Jessie Hudson, Jim Farm. The Police of LETTER MEN Our School jrrry Roland ■ : opring rrcsiuent joc justice, Mikeworth. Darylc Russell, Denver Vance, Bill Welch. Mike Kent, ivoiana Gonzales. Row 3: Cesarc Scaglia. Gene Whitney. Jerry Yankankas. Chuck Sweet, Bill Kline, Benny Law. Row 4: Jack Dunnford, Allen Perkins. Code Frris, Jerry Kilt Scmonc Patterson, Don Royse. Row 5: Kent Swadberg, John Petke, Stanley Fink! Tom Morris, Don Murry, Ron Goggin. Row 6: Charles Ganter. ETTER M EN — The Police of Our School Row I: Jim Caroll, Jim Phillips, Andy Lawson, Jim Luening, Mike Bopp, Don Carpenter, Belton Ollison. Row 2: Richard Hoisington, Kenny Love, Joc Phillips, Steve Arnold, Vernon Savola, Darold Carpenter, Bill Thorp. Row 3: Jerry Anderson, Louis I-arson, Carl Preciso, Bob Fredrickson, Sherm Cochran, George Mclnroy. Row 4: Larry Rierson, Bert Hoffman, Leonard Adams, Bill Knotts, Willie Duke, Dave Kielabarer. Row 5: Bob Pyle, Mike MinsKy, Pete Buckner, Bill MacFaddcn, Bobby Thomas. Row 6: Bruce Stoner, Richard Toolcy, Dick LaVoy, Dave Grasvick, Dick Spohn. 187 PRINCESS JANICE BRICE — Her beauty lies within her smile. PRINCESS BETSY BRANDT — Poise and dignity arc in themselves beauty. PRINCESS BEVERLY JOHNSON — Without a frown upon her face or in her heart. PRINCESS ARDYCE PATCHIN — Her laughing eyes and serene smile radiate her loveliness. PRINCESS JERRI ANN WILSON — Lovely to look at and pleasant to hear. PRINCESS EVELYN LOFLAND — Her golden hair highlights her radiant beauty.___________________ PRINCESS JOANNE FOSTER — Wisdom becomes unblemished beauty. PRINCESS JOANNE VVOOD r With pbony hair and ivorv lafcc slu V inde«i d lcJ udfc nd grace. PRINCESS WANDA FOWLER — Only her loveliness PRINCESS LINDA PETERSON — Her lovely eyes exceeds her poise and grace. hold her beauty. 1 Caen one id like a rode, delicate, and fragrant, with lovelinedd that will be . durpadded bu lew. Coutt of Cltaxm SHIRLEY DUNN Lovely isn’t she? NADELE STEWART Refreshing youth. TOM PENMAN Standing on the comer watching all the girls go by. JANICE TOMA Charming Smile. Row I: Mrs. Hinatsu, Beth Judd, Vera Johnson, Donna Walker, Helen MeMurtry. Row 2: Judy Couts,-Bcnnic Ware, Mari Jewel Thomas, Jean Chatman, Mishka Hart. Row 3: Juanita Kearny, Beverly Jerman, Donna LaMarchc, Diane Enright, Marie Johnson. Row 4: Vicki Davis, Shirlcnc Swisher, Judy Love, Jean Weimer, Kathleen Borrusso. Row 5: Myra Anderson, Moy Pederson, Karen Bauer, Dorothy Landstrcct. I. R. L. — Understanding the World About Us 200 Row I: Nancy Moore, Cesare Scaglia, Elizazcth Brandt, President Keith Miller, Bob Magedanz. Row 2: Grace Sweetland, Carolyn Kettle. Georgina Tognotti. Delores Dooley. Dorlea Charbonneau. Row 3: Kathleen Westerhout. Wanda Bunker, Virginia Grojohn. Judith Howes, Janice Kincaid. Row 4: Linda Coffey, Dorothy Landstreet, Helen Wolfe, Mildred Schiach, Betty Johnson, Rita Abdalla. Row 5: Miss Tripp, Advisor; Sally Brink. Lorrctt Beeman. Donna Cameron, Carole Waddington. Barbara Sentcr. Row 6: Barbara Curtis, Carol Warring, Joyce Remick, Sharolyn Sorenson. RADIO — Mr. Fixits Row I: Bob Diffley, John Harris, Lauren Larson, Lyle Barnard. Bill Prothoro. and George Pearson. Row 2: Bob Prothcro. Lynn Hatch, and Norman Hoffman. Row 3: Ar lan Everson, Jim Bell, Eddie Bear, and Norman Dodge. Y. F. C. — Do Unto Others as You Would Have Them Do Unto You Row I: Donna Halkenrude, Sarah Cooper. Doris Klein. Faye I.instrom, Wilma Sauter. Joan Eggison. Rhoda Lee Thompson. Row 2: Sharon Leflcr, Neta Pittscnbarger. Sharon Overby, Juanita Klassert, Mishka Hart. Mr. Epp. Row 3: Ray Hendricks, Marilyn Dah-len. Judy Fox. Elvira Eilits. Barbara Scnter, Raylcen Warren. Row 4: Kermit Flaunders, Dorothy Johnson, Vicki Davis, Dorothy Landstreet, Helen Windham, Duane McIntyre. 201 JSog who take Qenexal Shop o{,ttime3 develop an interest 202 to begin new hobble you make the wrong move your goose is cookedV Chess is of great interest at our school. RIFLE — Learning How To Use Firearms the Right Way Row 1: Gary Mansavagc, Larry Rcicrson, Dale Cannard, Norman Notdurft. Row 2: Mr. Ted Swadbcrg, Adviser; Richard Landcrvillc, Tom Jellison, Buddy Lester Kenneth Leach. Row 3: Kent Swadbcrg, President Stan Fink, John Nickols. Fred Morgus, Garry Cannard. LOS DORADOS— We Like To Speak S mnish ... We Organized a Club Row I: President Dave Pashlcy, Scrgcant-at-Arms Steve Skidmore. Past President Hill Stevenson. Vice-President Dave Tennyson, Sergcant-at-Arms Frank MacPherson. Ser-geant-at-Arms Duane Gatherer. Row 2: Rita Abdalla, Grace Sweetland, Barbara Perron, Kaye Fowler. Jesse Hudson. Homer Clark. Kathryn Boyce, Mary Lashley, Mrs. Richards, adviser. Row 3: Nancy Moore, Gwen Gadway. Dianna Peterson, Penny Amundson, Joanne Stahl. Jan Winchester, Carol O'Hearne, Linda Hamren. Row 4: Sharylene Sorensen. Ann Taylor, Janice Ohm. Nadellc Stewart, Sandra Teed, Nancy Richardson, Helen Wolff. Linda CofTey, Gloria Edwards. Barbara BisehofL Row 5: Vora Eisen-man, Maureen Vest. Jackie Kuntz, Roylene Warren, Moy Pederson, Betty Johnson. Diane Enright. Row 6: Beverly Reeder. Carol Peterson, Joan Tyler, Shirlene Swisher, Alice Galloway, Donna Lashley. Pat Holloway. Row 7: Sandra Noble, Judy Long, Kathleen Borrusso. Row 8: Lloyd Carter. Charlie Ganter, Luther Sturtevant. Lauren Larsen, Larry Paschclke, Russell Paxton. Mel Martinez. Row 9: Stan Fink, Terry Hall. Pete Elsenbach, Larry Harris. Larry Knaub, Charlie Wysingle. Row 10: Jerry- Yankauskas, Duane McIntyre. Tom Williams, Dick Spohn. Bob Fredrickson. Not in picture: Kenny Robinson, Mike Bopp, Judy Wiegmann. Kathleen Maiden. CLUB PRESIDENTS Leaders of our social and service organizations. REGISTRATION PRESIDENTS One person to represent each Registration Room. They work with the Student Council. CURTAIN GOING UP Miss Burgess, a very young and pretty school teacher, produces her first play. She runs into many difficulties; such as a grouchy janitor and a romance that results in the theft of the play books. The whole story is very typical and has a very romantic ending. CAST Valery Ottey ..... Anita Mayhack Carolyn Kctel Ginger Grotjohn Betty Martin _____ Georgina Tognotti Marilyn Pachanic Barbara Harris Marilyn Schmalle Linda Wright _____ Jerry Mikeworth Bob Toinas ....... John Petke ......... Jack Weiblcn Denver Vance______ John Gray ..... Darryle Brumbaugh. Miss Irene Burgess ..... Lorry Fuller Nancy Levcridgc Miss Carolyn Moran Miss Henrietta Rivers .........Elsie Hunter .....Sylvia Moore ........ Janet Young ......... Joan White . . . . Kyle Roberts Mr. Norman Carter -----Andy Fullbright . Mario Guthrie ----- . . Milt Sanders ... ... Buck O'Hara .. Mr. Tony Peterson fr. Richard Leveridgc HERE COMES CHARLIE Larry Elliott, Young broker, thinking he is becoming guardian of a small boy, is jolted to find he has taken a girl to raise. Seventeen and pretty, Charlotte is called Charlie, hence the error. CAST Wanda Fowler .............. —Charlie Jack Weiblea...............Ted Hartley Darrel Brumbaugh___________Larry Elliott Jcrric Wilson........Mrs. Fanny Farnham Mciriclla Lammcrs __________Mrs. Caroline Smythc-Kerscy Bob Erickson..............Charlie Hopps Rosalie Hazlett....Vivian Smythe-Kcrsey Donna Sarrrtt ............. Nora Malone Jerry Mikeworth .. Officer Tim McGrill John Petke................ Uncle Twiggs The student body interests, government, and spiritual growth arc cultivated by our fine assembly programs. Thanksgiving Spartacus Hi-1! assembly given by St. Johns Hi-Y, and Kangaroo Court. Cool Hot Rod was the delightful film shown at the Traffic aatety Assembly. This assembly was sponsored by the Police Department. Officers pictured with Student Body President Denver Vance, are Bud Lewis, Bud Emery, Jay Sadler, Paul Beochlu, and Frank Faulkner. Tom Combs speaks at Easter assembly. J 209 After the main building of the present Roosevelt High School was completed the students said farewell to James John High school, and looked ahead to entering Roosevelt three days later. In 1930 the Auditorium was erected, and the five portables followed in 1939. After students were in the building they became more active in school affairs. The first yearbook stimulated a lot of interest in Journalism and in activities as a group, since there was a much larger enrollment than in the old building. Each year, as near to October 27, as possible, a traditional assembly is held to honor the birthdatc of our school’s namesake, Theodore Roosevelt. The purpose of this assembly is to distinguish him as the school’s namesake and to inform the students of his life. Originally this assembly also honored Navy Day. After his death the government named his birthday as Navy Day, since he had such a great interest in the Navy. ui Jt ow Q xew Roosevelt High School, as we now know it, is located between Central, Ida, Burr and Smith Streets. This building has been in use since January 29, 1923, and it is the fourth high school for the residents of St. Johns since 1906. 210 The Heavenly Snowfall The sky was gray, the atmosphere was cold, the sun had fallen out of sight. These wonderful signs could only mean one thing; the first snow. We were anxiously waiting to see what would happen, finally it did. White flakes were slowly covering the ground. Many thought it would not stay. They never had the idea at all that four inches of snow would fall before the day was over. 3:00 p.m. came. Slowly your inind wanders and you wish that the snow would fall all night. Dreamily you depart, with thoughts of how you have to drudge 211 to school the next day. Quietly and solonly we went to bed, with hopes of more lovely snow. As night drifted into day, and 7:00 o’clock arrived some turned on their morn ing music. All of a sudden a special announce- ment came over the radio! “No school will Ik held today, all Portland Public Schools are closet! due to the snow.” There was a rush of confusion as students were busy relaying the news and planning what to do with the free day. Many were outside building snowmen and having snowball fights, w hile many parents were 212 gratefully taking advantage of their children’s (layoff to help around the house. It was the weekend for the Senior Ski Trip, many had an extra day in which to prepare for the big event. Campus Cut-up4 Takes concentration, man Elvis junior. Never underestimate the power of a woman. MOSSBARGER’S Studio and Camera Shop A Favorite Place for Anything Photographic PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY PORTRAIT AND COMMERCIAL FAMILY GROUPS WEDDINGS CAMERAS FILM Best Wishes to All Sincerely Owen Mossbarger and Associates 220 8226 N. Jersey PORTLAND 3, OREGON AVenuc 6-2622 A dumldymuiU... Printers of the 1956 We of the Ranger staff are taking this means to thank the following for their help in the publication of this Yearbook. Oregon State Highway Commission Les Ordman of the “Oregon Journal” RANGER Walt Vernstrom of Hicks-Chatten engravers Darryl Russell Carolyn Ketel KILHAM StatuxKery 'P'UKtcnp (? . 134 N. W. 8th Avenue Portland, Oregon Beverley Jermann 221 DARRELL'S MEAT MARKET in Pik 'N Pak Market 7525 N. Lombard AVenue 6-9048 QUALITY MEATS v JOHNNIE D'S MARK s r-iA- JiM c 4784 N. Lor 7810 N. Lombard Street AVenue 6-1656 Authorized SALES and SERVICE HARVEY'S MARKET QUALITY MEATS AVenue 6-1014 5281 N. Lombard — Portland, Oregon GRANTS MEAT MARKET 8417 N. 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J(JkV ‘ U14- JUauc Jmiuvjl QjlAXmaJLu «£ Ayiaok. aA� - auoYU ikuJ( oJ jcfre. aicaJ' JUuA UjiJla w JuxJ WNAy h ujfi' ■u) jvido zMk. umJlx laayi Ai jOA-Lj J OuA unuj j JL aIi WJa c rsste NEW 'rnAty zoo 'Jfe a AJudhtctL JL lo Xutuii Uau. 6-n UM+J} VidxJ COPPER CLOCK LAvt Wx s1teiRWC umieir tIulaJi- b W 4 xlu 0uri 225 COLUMBIA UPHOLSTERY Work Is Guaranteed Retail Upholstery, Fabrics Supplies Foam Rubber 6347 N. Lombard AVenue 6 1011 H. F. CLARK FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE 8247 N. Jersey AVenue 6-0277 CARL W. KNAPP APPLIANCE CO. EMMERT BROS. PLUMBING SERVICE Repairing Washing Machines and Ranges BUtler 9-8011 - 2731 N. Lombard 5625 N. Lombard — AVenue 6-3774 Portland 3, Oregon AVenue 6-2222 UNITED FURNITURE LEONARD'S RADIO-TV SERVICE 8402 N. Jersey AVenue 6-2242 7123 N. Lombard PFAFF SEWING MACHINES AJAX ELECTRIC 4816 N. Lombard - BUtler 9-0921 2742 N. Lombard - BUtler 9-8811 226 WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Located at 8511 N. Jersey AVenue 6-4152 BAXTER AUTO PARTS 2 Locations 8951 N. Jersey 2906 N. Lombard AVenue 6-5777 Complete Automotive Machine Shop SUPPLY APPLIANCE 8703 N. Jersey — AVenue 6-4782 Auto Accessories — Fuller Paints Sporting Goods PENINSULA RADIATOR SERVICE BUtler 9-3912 Auto Cooling System Located at 5828 N. Lombard, Portland 3, Oregon WALL AVENUE AUTO SERVICE Motor Tune-up — Valve Refacing Wheel Aligning — Brake Relining 6027 N. Lombard BUtler 9-9296 SINCE 1925 GOLD EAGLE SERVICE STATION Corner of Charleston and Jersey WHITE'S MOTORS Lombard BUtler 9-1487 227 PALASKE’S HILLVILLA 5700 S. W. TERWILLIGER BLVD. CA 3-7071 Portland’3 Outstanding Contribution to the Pestaurant Jield Catering to group gatherings of all kinds for every occasion. A 10 per cent reduction to schools for any group or banquet meeting. featuring: A BEAUTIFUL VIEW AN UNUSUAL SETTING WONDERFUL FOOD MEDIUM PRICES ADEQUATE PARKING LEISURELY DINING FABULOUS VIEW PORCH INE BARRAGAR HARVEY BARRAGAR . BEACON 6156 Dear Students: Thank you for having selected us as your official photographer. We have endeavored to justify your faith in us by doing our best to please you. We hope that you like us well as we liked working for you. In the future, when you have need for good photographs taken by a professional photographer, whether it be a portrait, special pictures for special events, a family group, for for-mals or candids when you are married, feel free to tell us your requirements. We have an especially fine service on wedding portraits. We shall look forward to seeing you when you again need photographs taken by a professional photographer. Let us again express our appreciation for the fine cooperation of the entire student body. It has made our work with you very pleasant. Sincerely. KENNELL-ELLIS HARVEY BARRAGAR (ff Jr- drugs 'J options Ay 5)1 N. .Jersey — AVejiue 6-0546 ---------------------------------1) Mr 1ST. JOHNS FUNERAL HOME PersA Mr. and Mrs. Dod Berg 7303 N. Leavitt AVenue 6-0527 PORTSMOUTH PHARMACY PRESCRIPTIONS , £uJC J h r z y -jr TWINOAKS VARIETY Corner of Fisfce and Jorderi 40 CURRIN'S FOR DRUGS 8438 N. Jersey AVenue 6-0207 Prescription Headquarters in St. Johns District A' SHAMROCK PHARMACY 8109 N. Fessenden — AVenue 6-5503 Chas. McGill — Donald C. McGill ST.JOHNS HARDWARE CO. 48 Years of Service WE DELIVER 8621 N. Jersey in St. Johns AVenue 6-0035 CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 1956 Anne Stone - Lois Kennedy - Mike Kent R°yce'Dkk ThompMn% | PEOPLES SHOE REPAIR , North Jersey in St. Johns 'J. 6214 N. Lombard fK STAR SHEET METAL WORKS f'fitf nu 6 42 V Ayu' -ft FRED BAUER CHEVROLET 8149 N. Jersey Mojjjc$J£ s'� « . cSL - a SP - ych l P-rxwv Q_ cQ- iy o [ • dct“ oy-(UciL y++J r LAUREL FARMS Quality Milk BERGS CHALET For Banquets Phone CA 3 1505 Or for School Parties It has a very homey atmosphere for an evening well spent 231 DENISON'S °r erly pfngo's Sweet Shop) Hamburgers Candies 5328 N. Lombard UTLER,9-910V 3018°N. Lumbar MARY'S CURVEX ENVOY Grvan-Pra i� ioo movemant $67.50 VERI-THIN MYRNA ttnk bracalaf $39.75 3, GW EGON DlfllllOFD SHOP 8 16 N. JERSEY 232 c4utog,xaph4... y fi 4 k 15C QL '• s-9 n - 0 A 0 iSVy} flyiASlsCtSl ) s - d vJtc, A£ tllM. - - 0-U- . , j. Zffi j ■ ssnaex—------ -y. , -. AJb, sCs Iter Alter; Alton, Jerry. I Amell, James, 74 Amonson, Ron. 68. 74 Amundson, Penny 74, 163 Anderson, Jack. 82 Anderson, David, 74 Anderson, Darryl, 66 Anderson, Jerry L., 74, 158 Anderson, Jerry D., 66, 123 Anderson Anderson Anderson Bitterman, Bonnie, 82 Ernie, 82 Keith. II Gary, 82 n. Roger. 66 Cannard, —. ,„. „ Cannard, Garry, 67. Cannard, Sharon. 83 Cannon. Keith, 75 Card. Joyce, 13 Carlson, Duane, 13 Carlson, Jackie, 67, Carlson, Karen, 75 Carlson, Margaret, 13, 100 Carlson, Marilyn, 13 Carlson, Steve. 8$. 158 Carpenter, Bonnie, 83 Carpenter. Darold. 67. 120, 143, 162 Chenier, Donald. 67, 120, Carr, Gloria, 67 Carr, Grant, 67 Carr, Thomas. 75 Carroll, lim, 67, 120 Carson, Joan, 14 Carson, Lucian, 67, 88 Carter. Lloyd, 67 Carter, Ruth, 83 Carver. Charlotte. 75, 169 Carver. Nancy, 83 Case. Priscilla. 67 Cellestine, Thomas. 74. 79 Chader. Kenneth. 67 Chambers, Charlotte, 75 Chambers. Jim, 75, 123, 142 r. Don, 75. 123 n, Barbara. 67 nneau. Darlene. 75 nneau, Dorlea, 14 . Jean. 75. 199 , Vernon. 67 1. Glenda. 67. 158 im. 14 a. David. 75. 154 I Rosalie. 67. 154 83 235 1 Clark junty, 14. 100 CUr Uomrr. 78. 123 .(Jarlt, jbhn, 83. 123. 125 (Park. Kenton. 83. 125. 154 Clark. Cur I la, 67 Clement, Sun. 83. 123 7125 Clendenin, Daryll A yCr Clrndrnin, Warren.A aBi«? Sali J U. 126. lOff to Shiiley, 16 iK. Agnes. 67 V vaia, v.nmiinr, oj Co . Donald. 75 Cramr, Claudia. 83 Crane. Mike, 67. 154 Crawford, Janirn. 83 Criefthton. Judy. 75 Crew . Ursula. 75 Chrisiful, Allen. 75 Chriunan, Albert. 15 Crogg. Terry. 83 C.rouchley, Pat 15. 100 Cunningham, James, 82. Curtis. Barbara. 67. 158 Curtis . Larry, 74, 79 Cyder . Jean. 75. 158 107, 158 74. 79 Dahlen, Cay. 75. 169 Dahlrn, Marilyn. 15. 201 Dallman, Winona. 75 Danforth, Jcannine. 67 Daniels, Audrey, 15 Danieb. Linda. 83 Danielson, Karen, 67 Danielson, Mari Jean, 67 Daugherty, Douglas, 83. 123, Davies. Kyle. 75 Davis, Beverly, 15, 67, 168 Davis. Jessie, 15 Davis, Vicki, 67. 211. 201, 199 Dawkins, William, 15 Dawson, Bob. 83 Dawson, Georgia, 67, 100, 162. 169 Dawson, Tommy. 75, 136 DrBonny, Michael. 75 DcFreitas, Dennis. 67, 147 DeLano, Mike. 67 Densmoie. Patricia. 83. 154 Derfler, Rosa, 75 Derfler, William. 83. 158 Dericux, Norma, 15 Desmet, Gordon. 82. 87 Diaz, Sarah, 83 Dickman, Chris. 67 Dietz, James, 75 Edwards, Gloria, 16 Edwardson, Maurice. 74. 79 Edwardson, Michael. 83 Egjtjion, Joan, 67. 168. 201, Eilts. Elvera. 67. 201 Eisenman. Vora, 61 Elion. Liliarne. 16. 107 Eller. Jim. 67 Elliott, David. 82. 87 Elliott, jack. 68. 71 Elliott, Letnar. 75 Elisa. Russel, 75. Ebcnharh, Pete, 17 Emerson. Harley, 17 Emerson. Marjorie, 83 Enright, Diane, 67, 199 Epperson. Roy. 75 Erickson, Don, 83 Erickson. Ellen. 75. 158 Erickson, Georgia, 74, 79 Erickson, Robert, 17 Ernst, Judy. 75 Estey, Eileen. 17. 169 Evans. Margaret, 17 Evanson, Arlan, 154 Evatt. Annette. 83 Even sen, Wayne. 83. 125 Even sen. Arlan. 68. 201. 158 Ewing. Randy, 82. 87 Eyes tone, Jerry. 68. 120 Farmer. James. 83 Farris, Code. 17. 153 Fedie. Ellen. 75. 107. 126 Fedje. Judie, 74. 79 Feickert, Gerlad. 17 Felix, Shirley, 68, 71 Fenjmore, James. 75 Fcnimoie, Robert, 17 Ferguson, Robert. 83 Ferguson, Walter. 18 Ferko, Mary Ann. 68 Ferres. Charlotte, 18. 152, 153, 101 Ferres, Darlene, 154 Ferris, James. 18 Ferry, Fred, 83 Fink. Sttnley. 18. 203 Firestenberg, Barbara, 75 Fisher, Geraldine, 68 Fisher, Laura. 18. 169 Fisher. Sandy, 75 Fiabud, Laurel. 75 Fjalstad, Paul, 18 Flanders, James, 75 Fleming. Roger, 68, 71 Flood. Richard. 75. 123. 136, 134 Flora. Shirley. 68. 100 Fodor, Ronald, 84 Folu, Phyllis. 18 Fontana, Joseph. 74, 79 Fortuny, Jim, 68 Foss. Marilu. 18 Fossum. Jim, 68. 71 Foster, Joanne, 19. 105. 169 Fowler, Carolyn, 75, 204 Fowler, Deanne, 75 Fowler. Kaye. 169 Fowler. Wanda. 19 Fox. Judith. 84. 201 Frakes, Naomi, 76 Franzonc, Gary, 84. 185 Fraser, Kay, 84. 162 Fraser, Susan, 68 Frazier, Donna. 68 Freauff, Nancy, 19, 100 Fredrickson, Bob, is. 130, 129 Freeland, Virginia, 84 Freen.Omra Freeman. Ornia, 19 Freer, Coburn. 19 Freer, Frances, 84 Frieberg. Marie. 84 Frey. Donna, 68 Frey, Rexford, 76 Frieze. Robert. 76. 123 Fuller. Ray. 84. 123. 125, 136 Furrer, Carol, 76 Gadotti, Diane, 68. 169 Gadway, Gwen. 76 Gage. Faith, 68, 71 Galloway, Alice. 68 Ganter, Charles. 19. 120, 152, 142 Garand. Sylvia. 84 Gardner, Car Iren, 68 Gardner, Eva. 68 Gardner, Lawrence, 76 Gardner, Nathan. 19 Garland. Dave, 76 Garlington, David. 19 Garlington. Donna. 76 Garza. Kathleen, 82. 87 Gaskil), Robert, 68 Gatherer, Duane, 68, 204 Gebhart, Avery, 20, 169 Geldaker, Gail. 76 Gettman, Iveta. 20 Gierlish, Alvin, 84 Gierlich, Joyce, 68 Gierlich, Norma. 20 Gilbert. Linda. 76. 169 Gillpatrick. Phyllis. 76 Gleaves, Michaela. 84 Goble. George. 68. 153, 169 Godfrey, Keith, 68 Goff. Teddy, 7$ Goggin. Ron. 20. 120, 153 Gofdader, John, 68 Goldadcr, Ronald. 84 (Tonzales, Roland. 20, 120, 162 Goodridgc, Gary, 84 Goodwater, Asa, 68. 71 Gooseberry, Laverne, 68 Gorslinc, Sena, 68. 71 Gortmaker, Joan, 84. 162 Gould. Claudia. 82. 87 Grannell, Gayelord, 76 Grannell. Shirley. 84 Grant. Kenneth. 20. 162 Grant, Lorie, 84. 125 Grasvr'k. David. 68. 130, 147 Grasvik, Sylvia, 76 Gray. Edward. 20. 9 Gray. Gary. 7$. l23, 136, 135 Gray, John, 20 236 Gross, Marian. 68. 100 GrWjohn, Virginia 3 | Guenther, Gayla. M (jj vt, William. J6 Millixaon. Mrgf. 84. GusuIim iI, 2l| � ffalitke, Don A. lianwn, llanwn. Hardison, K Ilarr. IwnjU Harr. Harprr, On Harris, Barb. Harris. Jamc Han in. l-j� rn Harr it. Laur Green. Carol. 68 Grrrn, Margaret. 84 Grrcnr. Chrt. 21 Griffith. Glrn. 76 Griffith. Robrrt. 84 Griffin. Sharon. 21 Grinsell. Paul. 84 Harris, Waltrr, 76 Harrison. Faye. 68. 153. 169 Hart, Dave, 68 Hart. Mishta. 68. 101, 168, 201, 199 Hartford, Joan. 84 Hatch. Lynn. 84. 125. 201 Haven, Nadeen, 76 Hassk. Tommy. 76. 123 Haws. Darold. 68. 71 Harlelt, Rosalir. 22 Heath. Mary, 76 Hrbrrt. Mike, 22 Hebert. Tom B.. 84. 125 |f Mary. 22. 107 , Vrrd. 10. 39 J , Roger. 68. 162 Helgesrn. Delilah. 84 Helm. Bonnie. 84. Helm, Marilynn, 84 Heltrel, Mike. 76 ifcSSE: Hendricks. 185. 201 Hendrickson. Gail. 68. 71 Hendrickson, Joann. 68 Henry. Paul. 84. 125 Herbert, Phillip. 23 Hickman. Donna, 23 Higgins, Charles. 74. 79 Hilton. Richard. 84 Hines, Richard. 76 Hielmaa, Janet, 84 Hjelmaa, Kay, 68, 169 _ 23 . Bert, 120, 147 Hoffman, Norman. 68. 154. 201 Hogan. Phillip. 84. 125. 136. Hogan. Wayne llohensee, June. 68 Hoisington. Don. 68 Hoke. Rosalei, 23 Hollevoet, Helmer, 84 Hollevoet. Otvis. 125 Hollis. Ethel. 84 ifoUoway, Pit. 68. 107 Holm. Beverly. 23, 107 Holts. Ron. 68 ilppkins, Anna. 84 Hopkins, Eila. 84 Hopkins. Virginia. 68 '■‘Patrscia. 76 illiam. 23 ne, 74. 79 .atty. 76 Shamil. 23. 169 Harriet. $3 Kay. 68. 158 Patricia it. 82. 87 ith, 23. 212 Sandra. 84 . 68. 71 Berda. 24 Jesse, 68 uebner. Lob. 24 uffsmith, Thomas. 24 Hull, jacklyn, 76 Hull. Orpham74, 79 Hunt, Cnarl 84 Imdieke. Mary Lou, 68. 153, 100. 162. 169 Imdieke. Shirley, 24. 107 Intel. Sharon, 16, 158 Innb, Sharon. 76. 169 I vie, Lloyd, 24 ackion. Havrey. 82. 87 ackson, Joree, 74. 79 amison, Archie, 76. 123, 136 amiton. Barbara. 68. 100, 169 amiton, Deanna. 84 anni, Joseph, 68 effers, Frank, 84 elliton. Thomas. 76. 154. 203 enkins. Betty Jo. 68 ensen. Jacqueline, 76. 101, 154 eraldine. 84__________ 76 li Judith. 68. 73. 154 i. LeeAnn. 76. 100. 162. erry, 76, 154. -58 76. 154. ensen. ensen, ensen 169 Jermann. Beverly. 68. 67, 72, 101. 199 goin, James. 84 nson, Betty lane, 24. 107 nson, Betty Jean, 68 nson, Beverlee, 25, 126. 100, 169 ohnson, Darryl. 25 ohnson. Delb. 76. 107 ohnton, Dorothy. 76. 201 ohnson. Edith. 25 Johnson. Eugene. 82. 87 ohnson, Faye. 84 ohnson, Fred. 84 ohnson. Henning. 76 ohnson, Juanita. 25, 107 ohnson, Karen, 84 [ohnson. Karl, 25 lohnson, Marie, 68, 199 [ohnson, Noel. 76 ohnton, Robert, 25 ohnson, Sharon, 76. 163, 100, 169 ohnson, Verb. 84. 199 ohnsoie, Wayne, 82. 87 ohnston, Weston, 76 lohnston, Clarence. 76 lohnston. Dick. 84 lorgenson, Shirley. 68 josephion. Garnet, 76 |oy Diane. 82, 87 udd. Beth. 76. 169. 199 udd. Gail. 76 ustice, Joe, 25, 120 Kadlec. Mary, 25. 169 Kalimanis Grace Kfe8'IM Kary Monte. 26 Kauffman Darlene. 69 Kearney. Juanita. 76. 199 Keefe, Sharon, 26 Keels. Bob. 84. 125 Keels. Kenneth. 74. 79 Kehrli, Carolyn. 26 Keierleber. David. 76 Keierleber. Harriet. 69. 169 Kelliton. Tom. 154 Kelly, Edwin, 68. 71 Kelly. Henry, 68 71 Kelly. James. 123 Kennedy, James. 76. 154 Kennedy. Kathleen. 84 162 69 L°b- lr°- Kent.’Michael. 26. 8, 120 Keranen. Judith. 76 Kerr. Karen, 76. 101 Kesch. Joann. 69 Kesery. Gerald. 26 Kesler. Chyrl, 68. 71 Kesterson. June. 26. 169 Ketcl. Carolyn, 26. 153 Ketrenos. Robert. 68. 71 Kilgore, LaVern, 69 KUt . Jerry. 27. 120 Kincaid. Janice, 27 King, Wayne. 27 Kirkelic, Ronald. 84. 123. 125. 136 Kitto. Sherry. 27. 168 Klamp, Darlene. 69 KUmp. Eileen, 69 KUs rt Juanita 27. 201. 154 KUw. Vance. 84 KleS : W JD0' Kld'PnB ' 6° Kludt Roberta. 76. 169 Knaub. Larry, 28 Knigge. Carl. 68. 71 Knigge. Robert. 84 K £m OS M ,M- SEh fc “•71 Kolek. Barry. 28 Kotiba. Sandra. 84 Kosa. Valeria. 84-Kottt. Bill. 69, 130 Kraley, Maryannr. 84 Kroft, Robert, 69 Kunti, Jackie, 69. 168. 169 Kuntz, Joanne, 76 ‘- 5: aV 'ft - . v- Maneum, Cal Manley, Dona. Manlove, James Mann. Gerald. 30 G« ' VJ yO Mansavage, Caiy, 85. 203 . O' i Matineau. Eduard, 69 v ) � -vc3- Ma«k. JamX: 85 ' iA6 Mark, kowrl, 77 , Mo Maikham. Patiicia. 85. 154 V1' _ Mo. tJiv Don, 68. 71 Martin ttv, 30, 158 ■ i MosrfTRichatd TAvr) Moyer, Mi liajl. . 777 169. , 85 ,luJa Go, don, A' ,illi. i .'ff ianlyn. ( «. Mai, 69 , . , joe. 1 6, 135 � v , Elaine. $9. 169 ’ . Linda. 85 tsunaga, Janice, , Eduard. 77 Manila, Alvin, 31 May. Emeu. 77. 123 Mavhack, Anita, 31 McCann, Donna. 77 McCann, Ted, 85 McCauley. Mike. 31. 162 McClendon. Olive.. 85 McCoimick, Colleen, 64 McCoimick, Corrine, 77 McCoimick, Dennis L., 69 McCoimick, Dennis W.. 85, 162 McCoy. Maiictta, 85 McCrexy, Sheny, 85 McCuIlar. Grill. 69 McFadden, Sally. 69 McFadden. William. McGee, Gaynel, 77. 1 McCiew, Donald. 69 McGuire, Rodney. 3 MrINain. Beve Mel 5 ■.• iflyKJri. l f ) I • Sashif. Ronald. 77 fr Neff. Stillman. 77. __n_. • 99 136 Neilan. Patiicia. 33. 100 Nelson, Calarcnce, 69, 147 lelvinl 77 Lind. Stfrtta. 77 Linhart,, jve. 85 Linkemur Janice. 29 Linstronf Faye. 29. 204. 169 . J, Patricia. 29 Lolland, Evelyn. 29. 126. 100 169 Lofstrom, Karen. 77 Logue. Sharon, 77 Long, Judith. 69. 168, 169 I-on . Roberta. 77. 168 Love. Judith. 85. 199 Love, Kenneth. 69. 120. I Loveall. Kenneth. 30. 154 Lowe. Eloise, 30. 158 Luening, Jim. 77, 123. I Luke, Rodney. 7-Lundquist, John, Lyden, Thomas Lynch. Janice, Jn exlt C , ) Ui, V Park . Joyce, 85 rms£«« Path lev. Dave. 69. 204 fcsL' Palchin. Ardyce. SS, 153. 169 W Patchin. Dr loro 69 . Patrick, Judy. 86 1 £, Patrick. Patricia. 69 � “’ � Patter, Pat, 69. ISf Patterson, Seymon, 35 Paul. Jean. 35 Paul. Joan. 35 Paul ten. La Von. 77 . Ruvwll, 68. 71 ; %V . Marylin. 35. 213 . Moy. 168. 199 Peitker. LorelU. 35 Pence, Jotephine, 36 r. Valee. 86 ....ran. Tom. 86 Pcptoorth, Ricki 68. 71 Perkint. Alan. 36. 120 Perkint. Jim, fTD Perron. Barbara, 36. 101 175, 181. 166 Perry. Bill. 77 125 136 Prrtha Judy. 77 Pete. Maty, 36 Peter . Deanna. 68, 71 Peter . Richard. 36 Peterton, Carol, 168 Peteiton, Dianna, 77 Pcteiton, Elwin, 68, 71 Peteiton. Janice, 36 Peteiton, Linda. 37, 126, 100, 169 Peterton. Pete. 68, 71 Petkr, John. 36 Petke, Joyce, 86 Philp . Donald. 68. 71 Philip. Sharon, 68, 71 Phillip , Addi. 37 Phillip . David. 68. 71 Phillip , lame . 77. 120. 130 Phillip . Janice Phillip . Joe. 120. 131. 142 Phillip . Mar del. 86 Pickett. Madeline. 169 Pilgrim, Joyce. 77 Pilgrim. Waneta, 74. 79 Pilu. Carl. 37 Pitchforth. Yvonne. 77 Pittienbarger. Neta. 201 Pitrer, Paul. 86. 158 Polrel. Harold. 68. 71 Pomeroy. Inei. 86 Potter Jan, 154 Powell. Tame . 77 Powell, Londa, 37 Prather. Dennis, 74. 79 Prareau. Carol. 37 Precito, Carl. 120 Prothero. Robert. 86. 201 Prothero. William. 201. 158 Pumphrey, Darrell. 74, 79 Purdy. Dick. 74. 79 Pyle. Robert. 68. 71 Rea, Done Read, eder. Shirley- David. Quinn. Mike, 37 Rake . Gerald. 68. 71 Rakestraw, Don. 68, 71 Ramey. Donald. 86 Ramithel. Allen. 37 Randall. Stella. 68. 71 Raumuuen, Albert, 37 Raumussrn, Raymond. 86 Ratvmuuen, Idelle. 37. 169 Ratliff, Deanna, 107 Ratliff. Della. 107 Ratliff. Dwayne. 74, 79 Ray. Sharon, 101 Reid. Mary Kay, 74 udee, 169 . . Karen, 8tr-r ,C . - i «. 71 Kr Regene, 74 79 Kenken, Marvin, 86 Rnodes, Ceotit 68. 74 Rhoten. Eva. 38 Rice, llarlen. 86 Rich. Dean. 74. 79 Richards, Nancy. 74. 79 Richardton. Dale. 152 Richardton, Donna. 38. 162, 169 Richardton, Let, 74, 79 Richardton. Louann, 38. 168 Richardton, Nancy, 74. 79 Richardton. Tom, 38 Richardton, William. 68. 71 Riddle, Jamet, 74. 79 Ridenour, Jim, 123 Ridenour, Judie, 163, 100 Riley. Judith. 72. 100. 162. 169 Riley. Leroy. 136. 134 Rinat. Deanna. 39. 169 Roberts, Alene. 74. 79 Robe it . Georgann, 86 Robertson. Judy. 86 Robertson. Thomas. 68. 71 Robinson. Beverly, 163 Robinson. Frederick. 39 Robinson. Kenny, 39 Robinson, Mary. 74. 79 Roe. Stephen. 123 Roettel. Jerry. 68. 71 Roley. Elaine. 86 Rolla. Phil. 68. 71 Rondeau. Michael. 39 Rooney. Patricia. 74. 79 Roteberry. Sallie. 68. 71 Rots. Beverly, 86 Rott. Harold (Duane), 39 Roth. Bill. 74, 79 Roth. Marjorie. 39. 100. 154 Russell. Darlene, 154 Roth. Frank. 82. 87 Royte. Don. 39. 120, 121, 142, 162 Russell, Daryle. 39. 120. 121. 130. 129 Rye non, Richard. 86 Rymer . Betty, 158 Saaranen. Jeanetta. 74. 79 Salvo, Barry. 68, 71 Sanford. Phillip. 86 Sarrett. Donna, 158 Saunders. Jerbme. 74. 79 Sauter. Wilma, 40. 152. 201 Savola. Vern. 120. 142 Seaglia. Caetare, 40. 9 Schaefer. Dieter. 136 Schaeffer. Duane, 68. 71 Schaffer, Doreen. 68. 71 Schaubel. Elaine. 169 Scheidt. Gary. 40 Schild. Carol. 68. 71 Schillereff. Jack. 86 Gloiia. J� rk |!lc MV i. 68. 71 .r Tackie. 40. 169 - -•'ei . Vuginia. 86 „-nhut. Bob. 123. 158 -n-i.raglr. Eneiebert, 123 Schroeder. Walter. 74. 79 Hchuermwrr, Robert, 40 rachth, Judy, 74. 79 Jbchulrrnbgrg. Arikl. 70, 39 hulgdwV Panflla. 86 Schdftz. Aneatr ftt, Meilyn troggifit. pd ld. I0j eaber fr Ronald, 74, eal Joyce. 74. 79 hdt, Joyce, 74. 79 Searle, Albert. 123 Searle, Richard. 41 Selland. Karen, 74, 79 Senff, Janice. 82. 87 Seng, Lean. 74, 79 Senter, Barbara, 41, 201 Senter, Dennis. 86 Shaeffer. Lola, 86 (y Miaeller. I-ola, t� € 9 t Sherman. Sylvia. 68, 71 j , A Jj A J Shiach. Mildred. 86. 158 M VlA L _ Shipp. E. Earlene, 74. 79 f] « Shores. William. 86. 154 V A £■£ sxr Simkin . Robert. 68, 71 Simon , V. Eugene. 41 Simonson. Darlene. 86 Skeiding. Eleanor, Skidmore. Donald Skidmore. Steven 204 Skinner. Judy. 86 Skinner. Marilyn. 86, 154 Skyle . Eugene. 74. 79 Slade. Dennis. 86. 125 Sloan. Linda. 101 Sloan. Sam. 74. 79 Smeby. Darryl. 68, 71 Smed.tad. Venita. 41 Smethurst. Margery. 82. 87 Smith. Betty Rae. 68. 71 Smith. Bill. 41 Smith. Charles. 68. 71 J Smith. Connie. 86 ' w I . Smith. David. 74. 79 Smith. Devird. 74. 79 Smith, Dori . 68. 71 j . Smith. Earl. 74. 79 b' Smith. Gary. 68. 71 Smith. Gertie. 41 Smith. Gertie. 41 a ‘ 1 _ Smilh! 86 S Smith. Kareen. 196 J Smith. Kathleen. 68, 71 . . Smith. Kathryn. 86 Smith. Lawrence. 68. 71 lith. Leo. 74. 79 Smith. Leona, 68. 71 Smith. Muriel Smith. Pat. Smith. Paula Smith. Paula Smith. Philo. Smith. Raymond. Smith. Roberta. Snodgrass. Wayne. 41 Snyder. 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