Roosevelt High School - Ranger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

 - Class of 1957

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The life balances of the sea and the school arc closely related. The life in the water may be compared with the life in the school; accordingly, their settings also correspond. Consider the students themselves: they are to be compared with schools of fish in the sea, in that there arc opposites and alikes. Both have leaders and followers, working in each little group. The beach is to the ocean as the campus is to the school: vital assets adding to the interest and beauty as well as serving utilitarian purposes. Intangibilities of the two, although not congruent, may be found comparable. The various depths of the ocean arc similar to the depths of the fields of study. Competition is an important part of our system of schooling, academically, socially and athletically. Also in the water world, there is competition, an even more exciting kind—the competition for life. Moods of a student body vary as the moods of the sea. This book is a rocky shore, dashed with memories, a few bitter for some, yet even these mellow into pleasantness with time. For others sweet and happy reminisces lie here. To such memories is this book, representative of the school, dedicated. . i.ll—il idication... The Ranger Yearbook stafT takes great pleasure in dedicating this book to Mr. Arthur ]•. Larscll. He has been teaching Mathematics at Roosevelt for 35 years, lie has been a coach in baseball, tennis, soccer and has been the advisor for Roosevelt’s Chess Clvib for the past ten years. His kind, understanding nature and friendly encouraging smile will never be forgotten. All those who have known him will remember him as a sincere friend, and an inspiring teacher. Upon his retirement we wish Mr. Larscll many years of health and happiness. Our T)h eme As the waves of the ocean roll on to the beach and reveal many things, so the days roll by in the life of a student and reveal the many wondrous experiences occuring during a school year. 3 r Conten t!... Senior Officers . Page 6 Seniors 8 Faculty • 52 Juniors 66 Sophomores .... 82 Freshmen .... 94 Classroom Shots . 104 Clubs 116 Student Activities 144 Royalty 158 Student Council . 166 Ranger Annual Staff . 168 Ranger Newspaper Staff . 171 Gold Diggers 173 Music 176 Assemblies and Drama 180 Sports and Rally Squad 186 Advertisements and Autogra phs . . 226 Index . 242 5 enior FLOW ABDALLA, RITA Roosevelt 4 years—Amicitia, IRL, Senior Class Tea Committee, Spanish Club. I.R.L., Junior Honor Society, Mixed Chorus, Reg. Officer, Girls’ League Rep.. Young Peoples’ Graduated from St. Cecelia’s, Future Plans, College ADAMS. LEONARD F. Roosevelt 4 years—Lettcrman. Swimming Team, Dance Committee, Reg. President, Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans, College, Service ADKINS. JANET Roosevelt 4 years—Yearbook Staff, Jr. Choir, Glee, Azamma, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, Marriage ALLEN, CAROL A. Roosevelt 4 years—Amicitia. Tcddycttes, Photography, Pep Club. Jr. Honor Society. Ranger Editor, Choir. Paper Staff, Sr. Honor Society. Reg. President, Girls’ League Rep., Book Room, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans. College ALLEN, KENNETH R. Roosevelt 4 years—J.V. Football and Track, Varsity Track. Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans. Undecided ALTER. SHERRY J. Roosevelt 4 years—I.R.L., Jr. Red Cross, Skits and Plays. Reg. Sec., Bethel, Bookrooin Help, Office Help, Graduated from James John. Future Plans. Work, Marriage ANDERSON, JON Roosevelt 4 years—Lacios, Paper Staff, Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans. Service ANDERSON, JERRY O. Roosevelt 4 years—Letterman’s Club. Swimming Team, J.V. Football. Reg. Secretary, M.Y.F.. Wrestling, Explorer Scouts. Roughriders. Key, Graduated from James John. Future Plans. College ANDERSON, PATSY J. Roosevelt 4 years—G.A.A., Mixed Glee, Jr. Choir, Sr. Class Comm., Graduated from Shattuck, Future Plans. ANDERSON. ROGER Roosevelt 4 years—Frcshic Comm., Graduated from Holy Cross, Future Plans, College BAKER. RITA J. Roosevelt 2 years, Wilson, Iowa, 2 years—Azamma, Rally Squad Treasurer, Sec. of Club Presidents, Ticketccr, Graduated from Van Buren, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Future Plans, Laboratory Technician BARNARD, LYLE Roosevelt 4 years—Radio Club, Chess Club, Swimming Team, Teen Time Committee, Graduated from Assumption, Future Plans, College, Service BARTON. DIXIE Roosevelt 3 years, St. Mary’s Academy I year—Ski Club. Red Cross Rep., Yearbook Staff, Prom Committee, Frcshic Reg. Rm. President, Senior Reg. Rm. Treasurer, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Air Line Stewardess, Marriage BAUER. SANDRA Roosevelt 4 years—Teddycttcs, Luther League. S. Class Comm.. Office Practice, Cap and Gown Comm. Girls' League Rep., Reg. President, Junior Achievement, Activity Office, Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans, Undecided BEAM. ROSALIE A. Roosevelt 4 years—Azamma, Tickctcers, Pep Club, Yearbook Editor, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Secretary BEAR, EDWARD C. JR. Roosevelt 3 years, Vancouver, Wash., I year— Radio Club. Track, Band. Pep Club. Reg. President, Naval Reserves, Sr. Class Comm.. Graduated from Beggs. Oklahoma, Future Plans. Navy School BENNETT. PATRICIA R. BENSON, NONA D. Roosevelt 2 years, Washington 1 year, Chehalis High 1 year—Sr. Class Comm., Graduated from Catalina Jr. High., Future Plans. College BENWAY, EUGENE Roosevelt 4 years—Graduated from George, Future Plans, Work Roosevelt 4 years—Azamma, Tcddyettcs. G.A.A., Mixed Chorus, Choir, Girls’ Ensemble, Prom Comm., Cap and Gown Comm., Reg. President, Frcshic Reg. Rm. Sec., Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, Undecided BENSON. JANICE Y. Roosevelt 4 years—Azamma. Tcddyettcs, G.A.A., Mixed Chorus, Girls’ Ensemble, Choir, Prom Comm., Cap and Gown Comm., Reg. President, Reg. Treasurer, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, Undecided BEARDSLEY, GEORGE Roosevelt 4 years—Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Service, Work BELL, JAMES R. Roosevelt 4 years—Radio Club, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, Institute of Technology ____:____;________-________-------------------------------- ------------------ e mixiox Oi BERGLUND, LORNA J. Roosevelt 4 years—Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans, Undecided BERGMAN, NANCY L. Roosevelt 4 years- Mixed Chorus, Prom Comm., Girls' League Show, Annual Staff, Paper Reporter, Sr. Reg. Rm. President, Jr. Reg. Rm. Vice President, Book Room, Office Staff, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, Work B1SCHOFF, BARBARA A. Roosevelt 4 years—Teddycttes, Jr. Honor Society. Sr. Honor Society. Tri-Zell, G.A.A., Pep Club. Activity Office. Book Room. Girls' League Vice President, Tycoons. Los Dorados. Y.F.C.. B.Y., Reg. Treasurer, Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans. College, Work BLEHM. RONALD F. Roosevelt 4 years—Band, Graduated from George, Future Plans, Navy BLESENER. DUANE Roosevelt 3 years, Benson I year—Graduated from Holy Cross. Future Plans, Service BODDINGTON. RON H. Roosevelt 2 years, St. Helens 2 years—Sr. Class Comm., Reporter. Vice President, Graduated from John Gumm. (St. Helens). Future Plans. College, Service BOLEN, DOROTHY J. Roosevelt 4 years Azamma, Ready Teddies, Skit Choir. Mixed Chorus. Prom Comm.. Office Work Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans, College BONEBRAKE, JEAN K. Roosevelt 4 years—Amicitia, Zhroda, Girls’ Golf Team, Ski Club, Assemblies. Girls' League, Prom Comm., Fire Squad. Reg. Officer, Amicitia Trcas., Car Rodeo, Office Staff. Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College H iite the Itollt BORRELLI, ANTHONY N. Roosevelt 4 years—Reg. Rm;, A.A.. Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans, Undecided BOTTORF, MARLENE J. Roosevelt 4 years—Assembly Skits, Choir, Mixed Chorus, Y.F.C., Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, Work, College BOWERS, KAREN Roosevelt 3 j years. Girls Poly i year—Acquus, Tcddycttcs, Mixed Chorus, Ranger Weekly Staff, Prom. Comm., Red Cross Rep., Jr. Class Sec., Aequus Pres., Topper Comm., Roosevelt Rep., Office Practice, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College BOYCE. KATHRYN S. Roosevelt 4 years—Ugenic , Amicitia, Jr. Honor Society. Tcddycttcs, Pep Club. I.R.L.. School Play, Prom. Comm.. Rose Princess. Scl. Comm., Reg. Pres., Girls’ League Rep.. Jr. Achievement. Freshman Court, Spanish Club. Debate Team. Office Practice, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans. College BOPP, MIKE J. Roosevelt 4 years—Kings, St. Johns Hi-Y. Lettcrman Club. Spanish Club. Basketball. Baseball. Prom Comm., Fire Squad. Dance Comm.. Topper Comm., Comm, of Boys’ Activities. Freshman Class President. Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans. College BORG. SHARON D. Roosevelt 4 years Book Room Help, Paper Staff, Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans, Work BRANDT. FREDERICK A. Roosevelt 4 years—Lacios, Nat. Honor Society. Jr. Honor Society. Lettei'men’s Club. Varsity Golf. Annual Staff. Dance Comm., Chess President. Reg. Pres.. Treas.. Editor. Chess Club, Nat. Merit Scholarship, Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans. College IRAUNER. HAROLD F. Roosevelt 1 year, Eugene, Ore., 3 years—Laicos. Lettermen’s Club. Football. Baseball. Band. Reg. Pres., Luther League. Nat. Merit Scholarship, Wrestling, Graduated from Whiteaker Grade, Eugene, Future Plans, College BREVIG, KAREN Roosevelt 4 years—Acquus, Tri-Zell, Ski Cub, Paper Reporter, Prom Comm.. Girls’ League Rep., Reg. See., Graduated from James John, Future Plans, College BRISTOW. MIKE DENNIS Roosevelt 4 years—Graduated from Sitton. Future Plans, Undecided BROWN, TOM R. Roosevelt 4 years—Lacios. Spartacus. H.Y., Lettermen’s Club. Football. Track, Reg. Pres., Vice Pres., Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, Undecided BLEHM, DONALD F, Roosevelt 4 years- Band, Graduated from George, Future Plans, Navy J4ow they deemed to (ill the ea and air with their weet ja'iyoniny BURGER, FRANCEE Roosevelt 4 years Tri-Y, Graduated from Linnton, Future Plans. Work BURKITT, JOHN E. Roosevelt 4 years- Kings, St. Johns H.Y., Ski Club, Lettermen’s Club, Track, Football, J.V., Theta Chi Glee Club, Reg. Pres., Club Treas., Office Help, Sr. Class Comm.. Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, College BUCK. LOU ANN Roosevelt 4 years—Acquus, Pep Club, Jr. Honor Society, Teddycttes. G.A.A.. Sr. Class Comm., Prom Comm., Cap and Gown Comm., Reg. Pres., Girls’ League Rep., Freshie Court. Office Help. Graduated from Kenton, Future Plans, College BUCKNER. PETE Roosevelt 3 years, Benson I year—Kings, St. Johns H.Y., Lettermen’s Club. Sr. Class Comm., J.V. Football. J.V. Basketball. J.V. Track. Varsity Basketball, Ranger Weekly, Prom Comm., Reg. Pres., Reg. Vice Pres., Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans. Undecided Vlxe {ountainJ mingle wi e liver, an e tivetd ivi CAMPBELL, LORNA A. Roosevelt 4 years—Zaccheus, Los Dorados, Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans, Work. College CARLSON, JACQUELYN L. Roosevelt 4 years■—Luana. Rifle Club. Ski Club. Jr. Honor Society. Tcddycttc . Tickotccrs. I.R.L., Pep Club. G.A.A., Band. Pep Band, Paper Staff. Book Room, Graduated from George, Future Plans. College CARPENTER. DAROLD L. Roosevelt 4 years—Lacios, Spartacus, Lettermen’s Club. Track, Football. Baseball, Fire Squad. Dance Comm.. Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, College CARPENTER. DONALD L. Roosevelt 4 years—Laicos, Spartacus, Lettermen’s Club, Football. Track, Reg. President. Baseball, Basketball. Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans, College CANNARD. GARRY W. Roosevelt 3 years. Central Catholic I year—Rifle Clul Vice President. Secretary. Pres. Y.F.C.. Graduated from Assumption, Future Plans, Coast Guard CARR. GRANT H. Roosevelt 4 years—Junior Choir. Sr. Class Comm., Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans.-Service CAROLL. JIM Roosevelt 4 years—Kings, St. John Hi-Y, Lcttcrmcn's Club, Spanish Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Ranger Staff. Teen Time Comm., Fire Squad. Prom Comm.. Freshie Court. Topper Comm.. Office Help, Reg. President. Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College CARTER. LLOYD G. Roosevelt 4 years—Spanish Club, Tennis Team, Reg. President, Club President. Reg. Vice President, Graduated from Willamette Jr. High, Future Plans, Navy, College CHADEK, KENNY P. Roosevelt 3 years, Jefferson I year—Graduated from Beach, Future Plans, Service CHAPMAN, BARBARA L. Roosevelt 4 years—Honor Society, I.R.L., G.A.A., Roller Skating Club, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, College CARSON, LUCIAN Roosevelt 4 years—St. Johns Hi-Y, Lcttermcn’s Club, Chess, Golf, J.V. Football, Track, Mixed Chorus, Dance Comm., Reg. President, DcMolay, National Merit Scholarship, Graduated from Lcland Jr. High, Future Plans, College CASE. PRISCILLA Roosevelt 4 years—G.A.A., Mixed Chorus, Hi League, Graduated from George, Future Plans, Work, Marriage the deep 3ea, with muUc in iti oar CLAIRMORE, ROSALIE A. Roosevelt 4 years—■Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Dramuda, Director of Vaudeville Show. Mixed Chorus, Band, Pep Band. Girls' League Rep., Luther League, National Merit Scholarship, Twilia, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College CLARK. LUELLA D. Roosevelt 4 years—Twila, Tri-Y, Tycoons. Choir, Glee, Reg. Reporter. Reg. Secretary, Club Secretary, Graduated from George, Future Plans, Comptometer Operator CHATMAN, VERNON V. Roosevelt 3 years, Jefferson I year—Lettermcn’s Club, Reg. Vice President, Chess Club, Tennis, Sr. Class Comm.. National Merit Scholarship, Graduated from Highland. Future Plans, College CHITWOOD, GLENDA Roosevelt 4 years—Azamma, Yearbook Staff. Sr. Class Comm.. Reg. Treasurer, Book room. Graduated from George, Future Plans. Work, Marriage CLOVIS, JOHNNY Roosevelt 3 years, Italy I year—Spartacus, Track, Football, Wrestling, Prom Comm., Sr. Class Comm. Graduated from Italy, Future Plans, Navy COFFEY, LINDA J. Roosevelt 4 years—Azamma, Spanish, Tcddycttcs, I.R.L.. Pep Club, Tri-Zell, Paper Staff. Reg. Secretary, Sr. Class Comm., Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College COLE, JANET Roosevelt 4 years—Ugcnics, Tcddycttcs, Pep Club, I.R.L., Choir, Mixed Chorus, Frcshic Court, Fire Squad, Prom Comm., Office Staff, Girls’ League Rep, Bethel, Club Secretary, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College COLLINGS, AUDREY P. Roosevelt 2 t years, Gresham I i years—Graduated from George, Future Plans, College COMSTOCK, BARBARA L. Roosevelt 4 years—Twila, Tri-Y, Tickctccrs, Y.W.C.A. Hi-Tccns, Graduated from George, Future Plans, Work, Marriage COOPER, SARAH F. Roosevelt 3 years, Washington I year—Tycoons, Y.F.C., Sr. Class Comm., Tcddycttcs, Reg. President, Bowling, Swimming, Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans, College COULSON, NOEL L. Roosevelt 4 years—Scrgeant-at-Arms, Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans, Service CRANE. RICHARD Roosevelt 3 years, Jefferson 1 year—Optimist, Baseball, Swimming Team, Pep Band, Marching Band, Prom Comm., Jr. Class Sgt.-at-Arms, Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans, Service DANIELSON, MARI JEAN M. Roosevelt 4 years—Ranger Staff, Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans, Undecided DAVIS. BEVERLY C. Roosevelt 4 years— F.H.A., Reg. Treasurer, School Play, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, Work CURTIS, BARBARA M. Roosevelt 2 years, Mohawk 2 years—I.R.L., Pep Club, Sr. Honor Society, Choir, Reg. President, Tickctecrs, Sr. Class Comm., Prom Comm., Graduated from Marcola, Future Plans, Doctor of Medicine DANFORTH. JEANNINE D. Roosevelt 4 years- Tycoons, F.H.A., Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, Nurses’ Training TJhe £ea! the £ea! the open 4ea! the blue, tlie l ie h, tlie ever [tee! DAVIS, VICKI ICEL Roosevelt 4 years—Teddycttes. Tickctecrs, Tri-Zell, Pep Club, Jr. Honor Society. National Honor Society, G.A.A., Creative Writing, Mixed Chorus. Freshman Chorus. Assistant Editor of Ranger. Senior Editor. Tillamook Burn. Prom Comm.. Amicitia, Jr. Achievement. Y.F.C., Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College DAWSON. GEORGIA M. Roosevelt 4 years - Ugcnies, Acquus, Sr. Class Comm., Dance Comm.. Prom Comm., Reg. Treasurer, Frcshic Court. Office Practice, Acquus Historian, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College DE FREITAS, DENNIS R. Roosevelt 4 years—Kings, St. Johns Hi-Y. Lcttcrmcn’s Club, Ski Club. Football, Track. Basketball, Theta Chi Glee Club, Prom Comm., Topper Comm.. Fire Squad, Office Help, Freshie Court. Reg. President, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, College DE LANO, MIKE Roosevelt 4 years Freshie Court, Kings, Hi-Y, President Senior Class, J.V. Football, Reg. Officer, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, College DICKMAN, CHRISTOPHER W. Roosevelt 4 years Commencement Comm., Reg. Officers, Hi-Club, Ski Club. Science Club. Scott Stamp Club. Sr. Class Comm., Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans. College DITTER. CLARA M. Tycoons. Zacchcus, Vice Pres., Graduated from Group Center. Future Plans, Work DONALDSON. PAUL M. Roosevelt 4 years Graduated from George, Future Plans. Work or College DONALDSON. RENELLE A. Roosevelt 4 years -Teddyettes. I.R.L., Pep Club. Ski Club. Jr. Honor Society. Sr. Class Comm.. Ranger Annual Staff. Prom Comm.. Fire Squad. Ugenies Officer. Reg. Officer. Office Help. Office Practice. Graduated from James John. Future Plans. College We wexe litdt that ever bux t into that silent 4ea DI KE. WILLIE ( BETH INF.) Roosevelt 3 years, Henson year Kings. St. Johns Hi-Y. Mixed Glee. Theta Chi. Glee Club. la'ttermcn's Club. Basketball. Football. Topper Comm.. Fencing, Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans. College. Service DUNHAM. DENNIS D. Roosevelt 4 years—Football. Track. Graduated from Sitton. Future Plans. Service DUNHAM. FRANK Roosevelt 4 years Tennis. Sr. Class Comm.. Graduated !l from James John. Future Plans. College DUNN. SANDRA Roosevelt 4 years Volleyball Team. Graduated from James John. Future Plans. Work. Marriage 1 DYIIK. JUDITH Roosevelt 4 years Amicitia, Teddyettes. Sr. Class Comm., Chairman Class Color Comm., Reg. President, J'n shic Court. Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, Art School EGG I SON, JOAN A. Roosevelt 4 years Trddycttes. Sr. Honor Society, Tri-Zell. Tycoons, Y.F.C., G.A.A., Activity Office, B.Y. President, Sr. Cass Comm.. Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans. Work. Marriage EILTS, ELVER A D. Roosevelt 4 years Office Help, Ready Teddies, G.A.A. Y.F.C., B.Y., Swimming Team, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, Work ELLER. JIM W. Roosevelt 4 years—Spartacus, Class Play, Lacois Club, Reg. Rrn. Vice President, Walter Luther League, Sr, Class Comm., Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans. Undecided J muJt go down to the Aea£ again, to the lonelg 4ea and the skg ENRIGHT, DIANE K. Roosevelt 4 years—National Honor Society, Pep Club, Tri-Zell, Office Help. Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Spanish Club. Swimming Team, G.A.A., Choir, Mixed Chorus, Photography. Amicitia. Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College EPIRDEN, CO.NUL Roosevelt I year. Foreign Exchange Student, Istanbul, Turkey Acquus. Pep Club, I.R.L.. Vice President of Senior Class. Graduated from Ilkokulu. Future Plans. College ERVIN. DAVID Roosevelt 3 years. Grant I year—Football. Track, Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans. Service EVENSEN, ARLAN E. Roosevelt 4 years—J.A., Radio Club. Aremac, Orchestra. Reg. President, A.V.A. Stage Crew, Graduated from Shattuck, Future Plans, Technician EYESTONE. JERRY A. Roosevelt 4 years—Spartacus. Lcttcrmcn’s Club. Key Club. Football. Track. Baseball. Band. Reg. President, C.E.. Graduated from George. Future Plans. College FERKO. MARY A. Roosevelt 4 years—Teddyettes, Ready Teddies. Y.F.C. Graduated from George, Future Plans, Undecided FISHER. GERALDINE A. Roosvelt 4 years- 'I'wila. Tri-Y. Dramatics, Ranger Staff. Y.W.C.A., Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Work, Marriage FLORA. SHIRLEY M. Roosevelt 4 years—Aequus. Pep Club, I.R.L., Prom Comm., Reg. President. Tickctecrs. Girls’ League Rep. G.A.A., Office Practice, Graduated from Hockinson, Future Plans. College FORTUNY. JAMES R. Roosevelt I j j years, Washington, Gresham, Yamhill— Kings. Park. Tryrr. Swimming, Dramatics, Optimist, Football. Reg. President. Dance Comm., Reg. President. Young People’s Club, Sr. Class Comm.. Graduated from Richmond, Future Plans, Undecided FRASER. SUSAN J. Roosevelt 4 years—Amicitia. Treasurer Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Reg. Officer. Girls’ League Rep.. Bethel Pep Club. Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans, College FREDRICKSON, ROBERT Roosevelt 4 years—Kings. Spanish, Basketball, Track, Teen Time Comm., Fire Squad. Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans. College GADOTTI. DIANE J. Roosevelt 4 years—Zhroda Vice President. Jr. and Sr. Honor Society. Pep Club. I.R.L., Spanish Club, G.A.A. Swimming Team, Glee, Dance Comm., Girls’ League Rep., Fire Squad. Prom Comm., Office Help, Office Practice, Graduated from Holy Cross, Future Plans, Modeling Career. College GARDNER. CARLEEN J Roosevelt 4 years—Spanish Club. Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans. Work GARDNER. EVA J. Roosevelt 4 years I.uana. Zhroda, Yearbook Staff. Reg. President. Reg. Sec., Freshic Court. Girls’ League Show. Graduated from James John. Future Plans, Undecided CASK ILL. ROBERT L. Roosevelt 4 years Laicos. Vice President Reg. Rm. Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans. College GATHERER. DUANE Roosevelt 4 years Kings. St. Johns Hi-Y, Football, Basketball. Ski Club. Prom Comm., Reg. President, Club President, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans. College GOBLE. GEORGE Roosevelt 3 years, transferred from Bismarck, N. Dak. —I.R.L., Tycoons, Tennis Team, Freshman Chorus, Senior Class Picture Comm. Chairman. Student Body Asst. Treasurer and Treasurer, Jr. Achievement, Spanish Club, Graduated from Renton, Wash. Grade School, Future Plans, College in Alaska GOLDADER. JOHN Roosevelt 4 years—Graduated from George, Future Plans, Service GOLDADER. PHILLIP Roosevelt 4 years Graduated from George, Future Plans, Service, Work GOOSEBERRY, LA VERNE Roosevelt 4 years Traumcrci Secretary', La Appcllo, Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans, College GRASVIK. DAVID Roosevelt 4 years Optimist, Lettermen's Club, Track, Basketball. Choir. Teds Teen Time Comm., Sr. Class Officer, Graduated from Sitton, Future Flans, College GREEN, CAROL Roosevelt 4 years—Girls’ League Rep.. School Plays, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, College (Art Work) GUENTHER, GAYLA G. Roosevelt 4 years— L'genies. Ticketeers. Pep Club. Reg President. Counting Board. Luther League, Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans. Work THie stxong Sea— daisies east on the sun HACKENBERG. DAN Roosevelt 4 years—Hot Rod Club. Graduated from George. Future Plans. Travel HAGER. RODNEY Roosevelt 3 years. Grant I year Football. Track. Reg. Rm. President. Yearbook Staff. Car Club. Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans. Air Force. College GUSTAFSON. DEAN L. Roosevelt 4 years Teen Time Comm.. Ski Club. Football. Prom Comm.. Track. Fire Squad. Reg. President. Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans, College HACKE. AREA L. Roosevelt 4 years Traumerei. G.A.A.. Reg. Sec., Reg. Treasurer. Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans, College. Marriage MALL. MAUREEN M. Rooter ell 4 years Tri-Zell Treasurer, Girls’ I .vague Rep., Luther League. Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans. Undecided IIALVERSON, KENNETII Roosevelt 4 years Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, Military Service HALKINRUDE. DONNA Roosevelt 4 years Ticketecr, Dramatics. V.F.C.. Jr. Achievement. Reg. Pres., Graduated from Washington, Future Plans. College HALL. GARY T. Roosevelt 4 years Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans. Automotive Engineer cA life on the ocean wave, a home on the tolling deep HANSON, MERLE D. Roosevelt 4 years Pal Club. A.V.A., Prom Comm., Key Club, Areinac, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College, Service HARE, JO ANNE M. Roosevelt 4 years— Reddy Teddies, Office Practice, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, Work HAM REN. LINDA A. Roosevelt 4 years—Amicitia, Vice President, Teddycttes. Secretary, Pep Club. Seiddet. Choir, Prom Comm., Girls League President, Spanish Club, I.R.L.. Office Club. Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans. College HANSEN, BRUCE J. Roosevelt 3 years, Benson I year—St. Johns Hi-Y, Pres. Kings. Basketball, Optimist, Theta Chi, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans. College, Service HART. DAVE A. Roosevelt 4 years Track. Football. Baseball. Reg. Rm. Vice President. Spanish Club. DeMolay, Graduated from Ockley Green, Future Plans. College Roosevelt 4 years Pep Club. Reg. Ofiicer 4 years. G.A.A.. Fire Squad. Prom Comm.. Chairman. Ugenics Vice President and Treasurer. Office Help. Office Practice. Student Body Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer. Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans, College HART. MISHKA A. Roosevelt 4 years—Amicitia. Teddyettes, Tri-Zell. Pep Club. Y.F.C.. Swim Team. G.A.A.. Mixed Glee. Reg. Rm. Vice President. Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans. College IIEIGEL. ROGER C. Roosevelt 4 years Kings. St. Johns Hi-Y, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society. Football. Basketball. Baseball, Dance Comm., Prom Comm.. Reg. President, Topper Comm., I-os Dorados. Frcshie King, Rally King. Fire Squad, Graduated from James John. Future Plans. College HARRISON. FAYE D. %thexe the Jcattexed watexi xave, the windi their xevel keep HENDRICKSON. GAIL Roosevelt 4 years—Zhroda. Prom Comm.. Reg. Rm. President. Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans, Nurses Training HJELMAA, KAY L. Roosevelt 4 years—Ugenics. Pep Club, Tillamook Burn Project. G.A.A.. Prom Comm., Yearbook StafT. Reg. Rm. Vice President. Tickctccrs, Office Help, I.R.L., Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, Work HOAK. ALFORD L. Roosevelt I year, Dallas, Oregon 3 years—Motto Comm., Graduated from Dallas. Future Plans. College HOFFMAN, BERT F. Roosevelt 4 years—Lcttcrmcn’s Club, Football, Track, Rifle Club, Wrestling Team, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, Coast Guard HOFFMAN, NORMAN D. Roosevelt 4 years—Portland Junior Symphony, Baseball. Spotlight on Youth. Orchestra. Chess Club, Radio Club, Sr. Honor Society, Graduated from Sitton. Future Plans. College HOGAN, WAYNE E. Roosevelt 4 years Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans, Army HOHBNSEE, JUNE L. Roosevelt 4 years—Amicitia, Teddycttes. Luther League. Pep Club. Jr. Honor Society, Tennis Team, Ticketcers. Tycoons, Prom Comm.. Office Practice, Reg. Reporter, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans. College HOISINGTON, RICHARD Roosevelt 4 years—Lcttcrmen’s Club, Baccalaureate Comm., Spartacus. Track. Cross Country. Choir. Boys' Ensemble, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College RON. HOLTS Roosevelt 4 years—Kings. Ski Club. St. Johns Hi-Y, Cap and Gown Comm.. Football. Track. Jr. Class Pin Comm., Prom Comm., Topper Comm., Reg. Rin. Treasurer and Vice President. Graduated from James John. Future Plans. Air Force HOOVER. DON Roosevelt 3 years, Fort Vancouver I year—St. Johns Hi-Y. Freshie Court. Graduated from James John, Future Plans. Undecided HOPKINS. VIRGINIA L. Roosevelt 4 years—Teddycttes, Pep Club, Y.F.C., G.A.A., Choir. Chorus. Girls’ League Rep.. Sr. Class Historian, Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans, Undecided HOWARD. KAY A. Roosevelt 4 years I.R.L.. Jr. Honor Society. Golf. G.A.A., Sr. Comm.. Girls’ League Rep., Reg. Secretary, Book room Help. Office Practice, Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans. College IMDIEKE, MARY L. Roosevelt 4 years—Aequus, Sciddets, Topper Comm., Pep Club, G.A.A., Girls’ League Rep., Ranger Annual Staff, Freshic Court, Fire Squad, Prom Comm., Class Secretary, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans. Work, College JAMISON. BARBRA J. Roosevelt 4 years—Topper Comm.. Pep Club. Tennis Team. Girls’ League Skit. Year Book Prom Comm., Reg. Pres.. Aequus Sec.. See. of Reg. Pres.. Jr. Girls’ League Pres., Office Help. Graduated from James John Future Plans, College HOWARD. PAT A. Roosevelt 4 years—Graduated from James John. Future Plans, Undecided HUDSON, JESSE J. Roosevelt 4 years- Spanish Club, Spartacus, Yearbook Staff. Dance Comm., Prom Comm., Reg. Reporter, Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans, Art School. Work TJke Sea thinks or me as $ listen and ponder JANNI. JOSEPH E. Roosevelt 3 years, Walla Walla, Wash., I year— Laicos. Annual Staff. Ranger Paper. National Honor Society. Graduated from Green Park, Wash., Future Plans. College JENKINS, BETTY J. Roosevelt 4 years—Zhorda, Fire Squad. Cap and Gown Comm. Dramatics. Ranger Annual, Sr. Class See., Reg. Officer, Girls’ League Rep.. Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans, Marriage JENSEN, JUDITH Roosevelt 4 years—Luana, Amicitia, Tcddettes. Band, Prom Comm.. Girls' League Rep., Freshie Court. Rally Squad President, Senior Tea Comm., Reg. Pres., Jr. Reg. Trcas., Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans, Work JERMAN, BEVERLY S. Roosevelt 4 years—Amicitia, Jr. Honor Society, Seiddet. Teddyettes, Pep Club Pres., G.A.A., Ranger Annual. Prom Comm., Tennis Team. Class Play, Jr. Class Trcas., Sec. Girls’ League. Color and Flower Comm., Reg. Pres., Jr. Achievement See., Luther League Vice Pres., Office Practice, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, College 26 JOHNSON. BETTY J. Roosevelt 4 years—Amiticia. Tri-Zell, Tcddycttcs, Honor Society. G.A.A.. Pep Club. Band. Jr. Class Pins. Cap and Gown Comm.. Rett. Pres.. Res;. Trcas., Jr. Achievement. American Field Scholarship. Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans. College JOHNSON. MARIE Roosevelt 4 years—Tycoons. G.A.A., Basketball. Vice President Traumerei. Church Club. Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans, College KALI MAMS. GRACE Roosevelt 4 years—Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans, Marriage KARTH, EDWIN Roosevelt 4 years—J.V. and V. Baseball, Freshman Football. Band. American Legion, Connie Mack, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, Service K A IT F M A N. D A R L E N E Roose; fit 3 years. Jefferson I year Dramatics. Choir. Mixed Chorus. Graduated from Kenton. Future Plans. Marriage KEIF.RLEBER. HARRIET I. Roosei elt 4 years—L’genies. Amicitia. Spanish Club. Senior Activity. Day Committee. Senior Scholarship Fund. Pep Club. I .R.L.. Prom Comm.. Office Help. Reg. Officers. Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans. Work KELLY. ED Roosevelt 4 years- Graduated from Lacomb. Future Plans. College KESCH. JOANN M Roosevelt 4 years Tennis Team. G.A.A.. Swimming Team. Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans, Work KETRENOS, ROBERT E. Roosevelt 4 years- Ski Club. Baseball. Kings. Rifle Club. Senior Scholarship Comm., DcMolay, Customs, Office Help. Prom. Comm.. Reg. President, Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans, College KILGORE. LA VERN I. Roosevelt 4 years Ski Club. Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, Work KINNEY, WAYNE L. Roosevelt 2 years, Laumvood 2 years- Graduated from Skyline Grade, Future Plans, Mechanic KLAMP, DARLEEN J. Roosevelt 2 years, Slayton 2 years—Azamma, Reg. Officer. Pep Club, G.A.A.. Senior Activity Comm., Girls’ League Rep., Girls’ League Officer, Newmans Club, Junior Rally, Graduated from St. Mary’s Future Plans, Secretary KLAMP. EILEEN Roosevelt 2 years, Slayton 2 years— Azamma, Pep Club. Newmans Club. G.A.A.. Graduated from St. Mary’s, Future Plans, Secretary KNOWTON, ORVIS Roosevelt I 2 years, Henson 2 i years- Graduated from Kenton. Future Plans. Work KOHER, MARY JEAN Roosevelt 4 years—I.uana. Spanish Club. Senior Reg. Treas.. Ski Club, Dramatics, Ranger Staff, Paper Staff. Reg. Officer, Soph. Class Sgt.-at-Arms, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College, Nursing KOTTS, BILL B. Roosevelt 4 years—Lettcrmcn’s Club. Football, Basketball. Drama. Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College LANE, DONALD L. Roosevelt I year, transferred from West Linn—Band, Football. Graduated from Fullerton, Nebr., Future Plans, Work LARSEN, LAUREN INGUAR Roosevelt 4 years— Lcttcrman, Swimming, Track, Junior Achievement, Radio. Spanish Club. Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans, College KROFFT. ROBERT C. Roosevelt 4 years—Rifle Club. Graduated from George, Future Plans, Air Force KUNTZ. JACKIE L. Roosevelt 4 years—Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Tri-Zell. Activity. Office Help, Senior Picture Comm., Ix s Dorados. Tycoons. Y.F.C.. Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans, College, Work LaVOY, DICK Roosevelt 3 years, transferred from Central— Lcttcrman, Optimist, Football, Track, Kings, Hall Patrol, Paper Stair, Graduated from Assumption, Future Plans. College LAWSON, ANDREW P. Roosevelt 2 years, transferred font Columbia Prep— Laicos, Spartacus. Lcttcrman, V. Football, V. Baseball, Student Council. Reg. Pres., Student Body Pres., Graduated from Holy Cross, Future Plans, College LARSGAARD, GLENDA D. Roosevelt 4 years Graduated from Sitton, F'ulurc Plans. Singing LASH LEY. MARY A. Roosevelt 4 years— Aequus. Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Tcddycttes. Spanish Club, Pep Club. Dance Comm., Bethel. F'reshie Court, F'irc Squad. Ticketcer, Graduated from Linnton, Future Plans. College LEFLER, SHARON Roosevelt 3 years, transferred from Medford High— Y.F.C., Ranger Staff, Trcas. Y.F.C., Band, Graduated from Oak Grove, Future Plans, Work or Marriage LEWIS, ESSIE Roosevelt 4 years- G.A.A., Mixed Glee, Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans, College LOVE. KENNETH Roosevelt 4 years—I.acios. Spartacus, Letterman, V. Football and Track. Teen Time Comm.. Fire Squad, Junior Achievement. Reg. Pres.. Sec.. Vice Pres, of Lacios, Rally Squad. Basketball, Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans. College MacDONALD. GERALDINE Roosevelt 4 years—Azamma. Vice Pres, of Reg., Luther Ix-aguc, Ticketecrs, Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans. College MACE. NELLIE Graduated from Portsmouth,Future Plans. Undecided MacKENZIE. SANDRA Roosevelt 3 years, transferred from Valley City— Zhroda. Pres. Rally, Vice. Pres. Mixed Chorus, Prom Comm., Topper Comm., Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, Laboratory Technician mm LONG, JUDITH Roosevelt 3 years, transferred from St. Helens— Tri-Zell, Spanish Club, Pep Club, Sr. Cap and Gown Comm., Prom Comm., Dramatics, Junior Achievement, Graduated from McBride, Future Plans. College LIEURANCE. DONALD Roosevelt 3 t years, transferred from Cleveland— Tycoons, Rifle Club, Cafeteria Work, Junior Achievement, Graduated from Brooklyn, Future Plans, Service MARTIN, MARILYN M. Roosevelt 4 years—Luana, Amicitia, Sciddct, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Tcddycttcs, Choir. Girls’ Ensemble, Ranger Annual Staff, Prom Comm., Grils, League Pres., Pep Club, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, College MARTINEZ, MELVIN Roosevelt 3 years, transferred from Central Catholic— Spanish Club, Spartacus, Chorus, Wrestling, Ranger Staff, Gift Comm. Reg. Pres., Graduated from Assumption. Future Plans, Service cAll the tivetd tun into the ea; yet the 4ea U not full MAHER. THOMAS E. Roosevelt 4 years— Lacios, lx-Herman, J.V. Baseball, Roughrider, V. Golf, Ranger Annual Staff, Reg. Pres., Baccalaureate Comm., Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College MARINEAU, EDWARD J. Roosevelt 4 years— Kings, St. Johns Hi-Y, J.V. Football. Mixed Chorus, Teen Time Comm., Topper Comm., Fire Squad, Reg Pres., Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, Service McCORMICK, COLLEEN L. Roosevelt 4 years—Mixed Chorus, Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans, College McCORMICK, DENNIS LEE Roosevelt 4 years Optimist. Fire Squad. Prom Dance Comm., Reg. Pres., Teen Time Comm., Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans, Service MATSON, ELAINE M. Roosevelt 4 years—UgenieS, Pep Club, Mixed Chorus, Reg. Trcas., Girls' League Rep., Office Help, Counting Board, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, Work MAYES, JANET C. Roosevelt 2 years, transferred from California—Red Cross, Choir, Graduated from James John, Future Plans. Public Relations McCULLAR. GRIFFEN G. Roosevelt 4 years—Graduated from James John Future Plans. Service McFADDEN. BILL G. Roosevelt 4 years—Letterman, Fire Squad. Football, J. V. Basketball. Track. Cross Country. Varsity. Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans. College McFADDEN. SALLY M. Roosevelt 4 years—Ugcnies Vice Pres., Sr. Photo Comm., Pep Club Vice Pres.. Jr. Honor Society. Sr. Honor Society. Dramuda, Prom Comm., Spanish Club, Majorette, Choir, Girls’ League Pres.. Band. Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans. Dancing McGREW, DONALD E. Roosevelt 2 years, transferred from Reason- -Boy Scouts. Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans, Mechanic McILWAIN, BEVERLEY Roosevelt 4 years—Mixed Chorus, Glee, Ranger Annual and Paper Staff. Reg. Trcas., Graduated from Holy Cross. Future Plans. Business College McINROY. GEORGE I. Roosevelt 4 years—Optimist. Letterman, Football, Kings. Wrestling, Chorus. Choir. Cap and Gown. Hall Patrol, Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans, Service McKINNON, MELBA Roosevelt 4 years—Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Motto Comm., Ready Teddies. G.A.A., Red Cross Council, Sec. of Ready Teddies, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, Nursing Mclennan, Marilyn Roosevelt 4 years—Tcddycttcs, Tri-Zell, Zhroda, Golf, Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Choir, Prom Comm., Bethel, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College MILLER. DcVOTA Roosevelt 4 years—G.A.A.. Senior Color and Flower Comm., Prom Comm., Graduated from Assumption, Future Plans. Art School MILLER. SHARON Roosevelt 4 years—See. and Vice Pres, of Zaceheus. Counciling Room. Graduated from Sitton. Future Plans. Secretary McNAMARA, CATHERINE J. Roosevelt 4 years—Twila, Tri-Y. G.A.A., Treas. of Tri-Y, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Marriage Me REYNOLDS, JEAN Roosevell 4 years—Amicitia, (Historian) Bethel, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, Undecided Some dmach 0 aye in you, dome xelidk o( tlie Aaltnedd 0 time MINSKY, MIKE J. Roosevelt .V 3 years, transferred font Franklin— Optimists. Letterman, Football, V. and J.V. Baseball, Sr. Class Comm.. Choir, Boys’ Ensemble, Sec. Optimists, Graduated from Woodmcr, Future Plans, College, Work MOE. ALLEN C. Roosevelt 4 years- Golf Team, Luther League, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, Service MONTAG. PATRICIA L. Roosevelt 4 years—Luana, Rifle, Seiddet, Cap and Gown Comm.. Mixed Glee, Yearbook and Paper, Bus. Mgr., 2nd page Editor of Paper, Staff. Dance Comm., Tillamook Burns, Pres, of Luana, Pin Comm., Chairman Sr. Class Activity Comm., Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans, College MOORE, JACK B. Roosevelt 4 years Football, Dance Comm., Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Undecided r'' MOSER, SYLVESTER Roosevelt 4 years—Ford Math, Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans, College MOSS, CORA Roosevelt 4 years—Fire Squad, Red Gross, Chorus, Golf, Ranger Reporter, Glee, Prom Comm., Girls’ League Treas., Reg. Pres., Fashion Comm., I.R.L., Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans, College MORRIS, JoANN Roosevelt I year, transferred from Beaverton—Girls’ league, Choir, G.A.A., 4-H, See. of High School Church, Graduated from Skyline, Future Plans, Collcg MORTON, DON Roosevelt 4 years—Track, Football, Reg. Pres., Sea Explorers, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, Aviation e c4 tide in the a Hail o[ men taken at the (lood, lead on to (oxtune NAPOLEON, ROSE MARIE Roosevelt 4 years—Teen Time Comm., Twila Pres., Tri-Y Chaplain, Mixed Chorus, Choir, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, College NELSON, CLARENCE Roosevelt 4 years—Letterman, Track, Reg. Pres., Knights of Knott, Graduated from George, Future Plans, Service MUCK, GARRY C. Roosevelt 3 years, transferred from Central Catholic— Letterman, Golf, Y.M.C.A., Y.F.C., Graduated from Holy Cross, Future Plans, Undecided MURRAY. JANET R. Roosevelt 4 years—Pep Club, Tillamook Burn. Vice Pres, and Chaplain of Azamma, Reg. Sec., Senior Tea Comm., Girls’ League Council Treas., Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, Secretary NESTING, BARBARA L. Roosevelt 4 years—Acquus Vice Pres., Sciddct, Pep Club, Student Body See., Choir, Dance Comm., Fire Squad, Topper Comm., Senior Class Day Comm., Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans, Work NICHOLS, JOHN Roosevelt 4 years—Rifle, Aremac, Debate, Boy Scouts, AVA, Treas. and Vice Pres, of Aremac, Graduated from Boise, Future Plans, College NILES. DONNA J. Roosevelt 4 years—Tri-Y, Twila, Tickctccrs, Dramatic Y.W.C.A., Elvis Presley Fan Club, Gold Key Art Award, Graduated from George, Future Plans, Marriage O’DRANE, SHAUN Roosevelt 4 years—Tycoons, Cafe Work, Football, Track, Choir, Graduated from Holy Cross, Future Plans, Service PANOS, JAMES Roosevelt 4 years—Choir, Reg. Treas., Baccalaureate Graduated from Linnton, Future Plans, College PARKER. JERRY Roosevelt 4 years—Azamma, G.A.A., Mixed Chorus, Girls’ League Rep., Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Undecided O'HEARNE, CAROL J. Roosevelt 4 years—Ugcnics, Pep Club, Spanish Club, Senior Honor Society, Prom Comm., Fire Squad, OfFicc, Practice, G.A.A., Office Help, Graduated from Kenton, Future Plans, College OSWALD, JUDY Roosevelt 4 years—Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, Beauty College PARKER. JIM Roosevelt 4 years—Football, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Air Force PARKS. JERRY Roosevelt 4 years—Wrestling, Swimming, Graduated from Ocean Lake, Future Plans, Air Force PASCHELKE, LAWRENCE A. Roosevelt 4 years—Spanish Club. Rifle Club, Sr. Honor Society. Azamma. American Cryptogram Association, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, Weather Forecasting PASHLEY, DAVID H. Roosevelt 4 years—Lacios, Spartacus, Track, Basketball. Cap and Gown Comm.. Pic. Comm., Ski Club. Class Picture Comm., Yo-Yo Club, Spanish Club, Prom Comm., Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, College PATCH IN, DOLORES F. Roosevelt 4 years—Luana, Twila, Tri-Zell, Annual and Ranger Staff. Fire Squad, Reg. Sec., Reg. Vice Pres., Will Comm., Office Help, Graduated from James John, Future Plans. Marriage PATRICK PAT Roosevelt 4 years- -Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans. Business School PATTEE, PAT A. Rosevelt 4 years Jazz Club. Douans, Dramuda, Radio Club, Wrestling, Band Chorus, Orchestra, Leader of Pat-Tones Jazz Club, Ranger Jazz Scene, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Play Drums in Band PAXTON. RUSSELL D. Roosevelt 4 years—Spanish Club, Tennis Team, Ford Foundation, Will Committee, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Service PETERSON, EL WIN Roosevelt 3 years, transferred from Benson—Kings, Ski Club, St. Johns, Baseball, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College PE PERSON, PETE A. Roosevelt 4 years- Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans, Undecided PETERS. MILDRED Roosevelt I year, transferred from Corvallis—Tri-Zell, Junior Red Cross, St. Andrews Y.P.F., Graduated from Wilds, Future Plans, Service PETERSON, CAROL ANN Roosevelt 4 years—Amicitia, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Tcddyettes, Spanish Club, Choir, Ranger Paper Staff Asst. Editor, Freshie Court, Pep Club, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, College PERKINS, JAMES T. Roosevelt 4 years—Letterman, Spanish Club, Football, Track. DcMolay, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College PETERS. DEANNA LEE Roosevelt 4 years—Ugenics, Luana Chaplain, I.R.L., Dramuda, Ranger Staff, Graduated from George, Future Plans. Dancing PEDERSON. MOY R. Roosevelt 4 years—Tri-Zell, Pep Club, Jr. Honor Society. Spanish Club. Choir. Prom Comm., Reg. Rm. Reporter. G.A.A. Pres., Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College PEPWORTH, RICKI A. Roosevelt 2years, transferred fom South Salem— Amicitia, Debate Team. Editor of School Paper, Cap and Gown Comm., Prom Comm., Student Council National Merit Scholarship Test. Graduated from Klamath Falls, Future Plans. College PHILIP, SHARON Roosevelt 4 years—Rifle Club, Tri-Y, Twila, Tccn Time Comm.. Treas. of Twila, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, College PHILLIPS. JANICE E. Roosevelt 4 years—Teddyettes, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society. Ski Club. Tennis Society, Pep Club. Tennis, Golf. Volleyball Team, All-City Horizon See.. Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans. College PHILLIPS. JOE A. Roosevelt 4 years—Optimists, Football. Track, Basketball. Baseball. Chorus, Reg. Pres.. Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Undecided PICKETT. MADELINE Roosevelt 3 years, transferred from Edmonds, Wash.— Tcsmurii, G.A.A.. Student Council, Activity Office Work. Graduated from Edmonds, Future Plans, Marriage or Receptionist Work One touch of natuxe makes the whole woxld kin PITTSENBARGER. NETA Roosevelt 4 years—Y.F.C.. Chorus, Dramatics, Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans. Work POWERS, ROY D. Roosevelt 2 years, transferred from Sir Francis Drake— Football. Optimist. Laicos. Letterman, Graduation Invitation Comm., Graduated from George, Future Plans. Undecided PRECISO. CARL Roosevelt 4 years—Optimist, Letterman. Fire Squad, Laicos, Football. Baseball, Reg. Pres., Gift Comm., Graduated from Assumption, Future Plans, College PROTHERO, WILLIAM Roosevelt 4 years- Radio Club, Luther League, National Merit Scholarship Exam., Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, College PYLE, ROBERT S. Roosevelt 4 years—Letlerman, Swimming, Wrestling, Choir, Chorus, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, College QUIST, KENNETH F. Roosevelt I year, transferred from Benson—Laicos, Spartacus. Key Club, Graduated from Boise, Future Plans, College RAKES, GERALD Roosevelt 4 years— Ranger Annual, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Service RAKESTRAN, DON Roosevelt 4 years—Future Plans, Undecided -Nature h the living, visible garment of QoJ RANDALL, STELLA Roosevelt 2 years, transferred frrn Wy’F.ast—Prom Comm., Graduated from Parkdalc, Future Plans, College RATLIFF, DEANNE F. Roosevelt 4 years—Zaccheus. Twila, Tri-Y, Tycoons, Senior Scholarship Comm.. YFC. Dramatic, Graduatcc from James John. Future Plans. Armed Forces RATLIFF. DELLA M. Roosevelt 4 years Zaccheus. Twila, Tri-Y, Tycoons, FC. Dramatics. Graduated from James John. Future Plans. Armed Forces RAYCRAFT, DONNA Graduated from James John, Future Plans. Marriage REDMON, MARY L. Roosevelt 4 years—Amici tia Pros.. Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Choir, Junior Achievement, Bethel No. 41, Pep Club, Counseling Room. Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, College REEDER. BEVERLY Roosevelt 3 years, transferred from Haverslraw, N. Y. ■—Spanish Club. YKC, Ready Teddies, Senior Honor Society, Graduated from Tomkins Cove, Future Plans, College REEVES, JUDITH ANN Roosevelt 4 years- Ugcnics, Tri-Zell, Pep Club, Choir. Girls’ Ensemble. Prom Comm., Reg. See., Office Help. Senior Class Tea Comm., Reg. Pres., Graduated from George, Future Plans, College RENDALL, JO ANNE Roosevelt 4 years—Tycoons, Cap and Gown Comm., M.Y.F., Activity Office, Graduated from Boise, Future Plans, RILEY. JUDITH C. Roosevelt 4 years—Acquus, Sciddct. G.A.A., Dance Comm., Fire Squad. Frcshie Court. Ranger Staff, Rally Squad, Prom Comm., Topper, Cap and Gown Comm.. Hi-Board—Berg’s, Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans, College ROBERTSON, THOMAS A. Roosevelt 4 years—Wrestling, Dramatics, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Service RICHARDSON. DALE W. Roosevelt 4 years—Spartacus. Rally Squad. Basketball, Dramatics. Choir. Boys’ Ensemble, Fresh. Vice Pres., Soph. Pres.. Frcshie Court. Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans. Service RHODES. CEODIS Roosevelt 4 years Choir, Parchach Club. Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans. Singer ROBINSON, LARRY Roosevelt 4 years—Swimming, High School Band, Pep Band, Voting Board, DcMolay, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Service SALVO, BARRY N. Roosevelt 4 years—Key, Stage Craft. AVA, Tree Planting, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College SANDERSON, CHARLENE Roosevelt 4 years— Choir, Counseling Rm., Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans, Undecided SARRETT, DONNA L. Roosevelt 4 years Tri-Y, Ranger Staff, Dramatics, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Girls’ League Rep., Senior Class Day Comm., Graduated from James John Future Plans, College Jteave or ink it, leave or d'unh it, we we'ie mantel of the ea SAVOLA, VERN V. Roosevelt 4 years—Laicos, Spartacus, Letterman, Fire Squad. Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Baseball Varsity, Football Varsity, Basketball J.V.. Ranger Staff. Dance Comm.. Senior Class Comm.. Student Body Vice Pres., Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, College SCHILD, CAROL S. Roosevelt 4 years—Amicitia, Spanish Club, Teddycttes, G.A.A.. Prom Comm., Bethel Sr. Princess, Pep Club. Iris Show Comm., Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, College SCHODER, JEANNE L. Roosevelt I year, transferred from Commerce II. S.— Graduated from Public School, Future Plans, Modeling SCHMALLE. MARILYN L. Tri-Zell Ford Foundation, Mixed Chorus, Girls’ League Rep., YFC, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, College SIM KINS, BOB Roosevelt 4 years—Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Undecided SMEBY, DARYEL K. Roosevelt 2 years, transferred fom Washington— Future Plans. Service SCHULTZ, ANEATRA Roosevelt 4 years—Choir. Mixed Chorus, Graduated from Kenton, Future Plans.. Marriage SHERMAN, SYLVIA J. Roosevelt 4 years- -Azamma, Teddycttes, Pep Club, Class Motto Comm.. Choir, Girls’ Ensemble, Activity, Office, Graduated from George, Future Plans, College La'llh ha ll l,e filled with the (jflo'iif o[ Qod a.i the wate'iA cover the Aea SMITH. CHARLES D. Roosevelt 4 years- Kings. St. Johns Hi-Y. Jr. Honor Society, Football, Basketball. Track, Band, Ranger Staff. Senior Sgt.-at-Arms. Graduated from James John, Future Plans. Marriage SMITH, BETTY RAE Roosevelt 4 years Zhoroda. Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Dramatics, Choir, Tickctccrs, Eating Contest Runner-up, Senior Class Gift Comm., Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, Marriage SMITH. DORIS E. Roosevelt 4 years—-Traumcrcii. G.A.A.j Choir. Band, Pres, of Traumcrcii, Graduated from George, Future Plans. Undecided. SMITH, GARY Roosevelt 4 years- Basketball, Track, Senior Color Comm., Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, Service SMITH, KATHLEEN M. Roosevelt 4 years—Luana, Pep Club, Mixed Glee, Dance Comm., Prom Comm., Senior Class Will Comm. Frcshic Court. Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans, Marriage SMITH. LAWRENCE A. Roosevelt 2 years, transferred from Canby H. S. Graduated from Cams, Future Plans. Service SMITH, LEONA M. Roosevelt 4 years■—Twila, Tri-Y. Teen Time Comm. Graduated from Rockaway. Future Plans. College SODF.RBRRG, MARIE Roosevelt 3 years, I year Home Teacher— Graduated from Shinner IIosp., Future Plans, Beaut' College STEVENS. LORRAINE A. Roosevelt 4 years—Twila, G.A.A.. Ranger Annual, Theta Rio Girls. Dramatics, Reg. Treas., Graduated from George. Future Plans. Stewardess STOREY, DON Roosevelt ■f years—Laicos, Sparatcus, Teen Time Comm., Dramatics, Princess Selection Comm., Explorers, Jr. Achievement. Reg. Pres., Bowling Team, Student Body Vice Pres, and Pres., Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans, College STOWELL, SHARON Roosevelt 4 years—Graduated from James John Future Plans. Undecided STRUTHERS, EDYTHE E. Roosevelt 4 years—Zhorda Pres., Mixed Chorus, Ranger Staff. Teen Time Comm., Choir. Senior Class Will Comm., Graduated from George, Future Plans, Marriage or College STURDIVANT. BILL Roosevelt 4 years—Jazz Club, Optimist, Laicos, Dramuda. Radio Club. Wrestling, A.A. Mixed Chorus, Band, Ranger Staff. The Combo. The Pat-Tones, Vice Pres. Jazz Club, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Play in Band Jn the beauty of the lilies ChiiAt uu.S ; ')oin a do A3 the Aea STURTEVANT. LUTHER E. Roosevelt 4 years—Key Club. I.R.L., Los Dorados, Chorus. Dramatics. Choir, Jr. Achievement. Exchange Student. Gernjany, American Field Service. Senior Class Day Comm.. Graduated from James John, Future Plans, College SWISHER. SHIRLENE M. Roosevelt 3 years, transferred from Girls Poly— Spanish Club. Tennis. G.A.A., Choir. Seior Honor Society, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, College TATE I SHI, JEAN A. Roosevelt 4 years—Tycoons, Tcddycttcs, Tri-Zell,. Working in Counciling Rm., Baccalaureate Comm., Graduated from George, Future Plans, College TAYLOR, SANDRA L. Roosevelt 4 years—Aequus. Seiddet, Rally Squad Sec., Sr. Honor Society, G.A.A., Tennis Team. Office Practice, Pretty Prcpper, Prom Comm., Pin Comm., Topper Comm., Meier Franks Fashion Board, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, Working THOMPSON, MARILYN Roosevelt 4 years—Sr. I lonor Society, Dramuda, Ranger Newspaper Staff. Bethel. I.R.L.. Amicitia, Sr. Graduation Program Comm., Creative Writing Club. Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, College THOMPSON, PAT D. Roosevelt 4 years—Kings; St. Johns Hi-Y, Saints, I nick. Ski Club, Graduated from Assumption, Future Plans, Work THOMAS, BOBBY (TEX) Roosevelt 3 years, transferred from Texas—Lacios Lottorman. Optimist. Football, Track, Dramatics, Prom and Pin Comm., Jr. Class Pres., Graduated from Horace Mann, Future Plans, Service THOMPSON, DOROTHY D. Roosevelt 4 years—Traumerrii Club, Fire Squad, G.A.A.. Choir, Glee, Sec. of Girls’ League, Graduated from George, Future Plans, College TAYLOR, THERESA ANN Roosevelt 4 years—YFC, Spanish Club, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, Bible College THOMAS, MARI JEWEL Roosevelt 4 years—Acquus Chaplain, Sciddct Pres., Teddycttcs, Prom Comm., Baccalaureate Comm., Jr. Honor Society, Tennis Team, G.A.A., Chorus, Dance Comm., M.Y.F., Mixed Chorus, Jr. Achievement, Rally Squad, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, College THOMPSON, SANDRA L. Roosevelt 4 years— Reg. Sec., Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans, Marriage or Work THURMAN. JOHN Roosevelt 4 years—A.V.A., Band, Pep Band, Photographer for Ranger Annual, Sea Explorers, Graduated from George, Future Plans, Chemical Engineer TYNER, DONNA F. Roosevelt 4 years -Pep Club, Ford Foundation, Amicitia, Cap and Gown Comm., I.R.L., Graduated f? from Peninsula, Future Plans, Work VERTZ, CECILLE R. Roosevelt 4 years—Twila, Tri-Y, Ready Teddies, Office Help. G.A.A., Theta Rio Girls, Graduated from George, Future Plans, College WALDRON. DANNY J. Roosevelt 4 years—Graduated from Sitton, Future Plans. Service WARD. EDWINA K. Roosevelt 2 years, transferred from Lebanon—Girls’ League. Basketball, Graduated from Sycamore, Future Plans, College TOELLE. RICHARD L. Roosevelt 4 years—Reg. Sgt.-at-Arms, Graduated from Linnton, Future Plans, Service TYLER, JOAN C. Roosevelt 4 years— Zhroda. Ugenies, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society, Sciddctt, Pep Club, Chorus, Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Prom Comm., Spanish Club, Office Practice, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, College WADE, DICK E. Roosevelt 4 years—Lctterman. Basketball. Reg. Pres., Graduated from Portsmouth. Future Plans. Bachelor WAGNER, CAROL Roosevelt 4 years—Zhroda, Dramatics. Choir. Girls’ Ensemble. Jr. Class Pin Comm.. Girls’ League Rep., Office Help. Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Marriage WESTBROOK. DIANE Roosevelt 4 years—Tri-Y, Chorus. Bethel, Ballet, Graduated from Linnton, Future Plans, College WARREN. ROYLENE Roosevelt 4 years—YFC. Spanish Club, Tycoons, Activity Office, Graduated from George, Future Plans, College WOMORE. JEAN Roosevelt 4 years—G.A.A., Basketball. Volleyball. Girls’ League Rep.. Graduated from Parkrosc Jr. Hi. Future Plans. Armed Sen-ice WEAVER. MAXINE Roosevelt 4 years—Jr. Honor Society, Spanish Club, Swimming, Mixed Chorus, Tumbling Team, Bethel, Jr. Achievement, Bowling Team, Graduated from Valdez, Future Plans, Undecided WHITE, Du WAYNE Roosevelt 4 years—Football, Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Sen-ice WHITNEY, ROBERT LEE Roosevelt 4 years—Football, Stage Craft, Mixed Chorus, Choir, AVA, Ski Club, Time Keeper, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans, College WIDMER, SHARON Roosevelt 4 years—G.A.A., Yearbook Staff, Reg. Room Officer, Bethel, School Store, Graduated from Linnton, Future Plans, College or Work WIESE, GERALD Roosevelt 4 years—Laicos, Ski Club, Track, Swimming Reg. Pres., Laicos See., Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, College WILLIAMS, JAMES E. Roosevelt 4 years—Beaver Boys’ State (American Lesion), Graduated from James John, Future Plans, Service WILLIAMS. RITA F. Roosevelt 4 years—Luana. Mixed Chorus, Graduated from Assumption, Future Plans. College WILLIAMS, TOM K. Roosevelt 4 years—Jr. Honor Society, Lctterman, Baseball. Football. Graduated from Crescent Elk, Future Plans. College WILSON. DICK Roosevelt 4 years—Lairos. Spartacus, Football, Basketball. Track. Baseball. Debate. Band, Prom Comm., Ski Club, Chess Club. Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans, College WILSON, RONALD Roosevelt 3 years, transferred from Jefferson— Key Club. Letterman, Football, Fire Squad, Yearbook Photographer. Senior Class Gift Comm. Reg. Pres. 2 years. Graduated from Beach, Future Plans. College WINCHESTER. JAN L. Roosevelt 3 years, transferred from San Mateo— Zhroda. Amicitia. Jr. Honor Society, Spanish Club, Mixed Glee, Bethel, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans. Marriage WOLFF, HELEN Roosevelt 4 years—Tri-Zell. Tcddycttes, Jr. and Sr. Honor Society. G.A.A.. Swimming Team. Band. Ranger Staff. Baccalaureate Comm.. Luther league. Ford Foundation, Jr. Achievement. Graduated from Peninsula. Future Plans, College or all at last retaini to the ea the beginning and tlie en wolgamoOt. dixie lee Roosevelt 4 years— Zhroda, Ski Club. Ranger Weekly Staff. Luana Pres., Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans. Work WRIGHT, WAYNE Roosevelt 4 years—Laicos. Rifle, Graduated from Peninsula, Future Plans, College REM MICK. JOYCE Roosevelt 4 years—Jr. Honor Society, G.A.A., Reg. Treas.. League, Graduated from Portsmouth, Future Plans. Marriage ALTON. JERRY Roosevelt 3 years, Corona High School, Calif., I year-Graduated from St. Cecelia, Future Plans. Undecided HANKS. JOHN L. Roosevelt I year, Seaside High School 3 years. Transferred from California ROSSELL. JERRY Roosevelt 4 years—Wrestling. Teds. Teen Time Comm., Graduated from James John. Future Plans, Air Force WILLIAM CRAIG Vice-Principal, Administrative CLIFFORD SKINNER Vice-Principal. Curriculum M. LEOLA CRAIG Vice-Principal. Administrative an BACHMAN, DONALD Science BATES. KENNETH Activity Director, English BONA WITZ, JOANNE Corrective Speech 54 BREWER, JOHN Vocal Music BUCKNER. DOROTHY English, Social Studied • W si CAMBLIN, RUTH Librarian CASSINELLI, DOROTHY Homcmaking, Science CLARK, PAUL Attendance COFFMAN, ROSE English CROSS, MARVIN Mathematics 55 DcLANO, GERALDINE Attendance Secretary Book Clerk DUCKERING, VERLE Mathematics EPP, ALLEN English, Social Studies FORD, ROBERT English FRANKS, LAURA English, Social Studies FREER. FLORA Languages GRONQUIST, BUDD Social Studies, Basketball GROSS, RICHARD English, French I HASTY, ELAINE Assistant Secretary HENDERSON, MARGARET English 57 IIINATSU, MASAKO Physical Education HOFFMAN, EDWIN Science IRGENS, WILLIAM Math, General Shop JAMISON, ANN Science JONES, LESLIE Frosli Basketball, Industrial Metal KENNEDY, PATRICK Remedial Reading KLEV, MARIE Counselor, Bookkeeping, Mathematics LONDOS, FRANK Mathematics, Physical Education LARSON, MARGARET Business Education LOPRINZI, PHILIP Commercial 59 Vocational Counselor LANNON, HELENE Counselor, Mathematics LANCASTER. THELMA Counselor, English, Social Studies LARSELL, ARTHUR Mathematics LIVESAY, FRED Speech, Drama, Social Studies MACKLEY, ALICE Art English, Social Studies, Business Education, Swim Team, Cross Country 00 MCLAUGHLIN, POKIER English, Social Studies MARSUBIAN, PARIMAZ Counselor, Social Studies McCOY, MASON Physical Education, Health, J.V. Football, Track MORRIS, CLARE Homcmaking MEINIG, FRANCES Mathematics MURPHY, KATHERINE Commercial NELSON, THOMAS Mechanical and Architectural Drawing, Math ( PETERSEN, BECKY Bookkeeper PHAFL. THEODORE Counselor. Business Law, Social Studies OBERSON, LOUIS Science OLIVER. GUY E. JR. English. Journalism POWELL, DANIEL Art Metal PRESTON. VERNON Counselor, Instrumental Music REGAS, BETTY Head Secretary RICHARDS. ANNE Spanish Book Clerk 62 ROUNDTREE. FRED Counselor. Social Studies SHEEHY. JOHN Science, Wrestling SISSON, EDITH Homcmaking, Science STEVENS, GLORIA Head Office Staff I lomemaking TABLER. VENICE Library Assistant 63 WHITMORE, MARGARET Attendance Secretary WORDEN, RUTH Social Studies, English, Counselor YOUNCE, EARL English. Social Studies, Baseball YOUNG. CHRISTINE Physical Education. Health CUSTODIANS CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right, row 1: Rothrock, Al; Ehlenbcrger. Dave; Elkins. Mildred; Westerby, Fenton; Freeberg, Clarence. Row 2: Painter. Rod: Wilson. Wes; Smith, Charles; Cook, Ernest; Rock, Pete. Left to right: East, Margaret: Jeffrey, Gladys: Percisco, Mary; Burrell, Rosa; Davis, Viola; Davis, Agnes: Lindskoug, Hazel; Anderson. Ida. mpm '- ■ ■ JUNIORS unto. deanna fou ler Secretary ’•SANDY FISHER Vice-President__ BOB MINOR Sergeant-at-Arms WOODY ANDERSON President ■ EARL WIITALA Treasurer ta I AMUNDSON, PENNY ANDERSON. EARL ANDERSON. DfcVJD ANDERSON. JERRY LEE ANDERSON. JOANN ANDERSON. MYRA ANDERSON. PATRICIA ANDERSON. SUSAN ANDERSON. WOODROW ANDREEN. DIANE ANGIER, I.ANNY APRIL. RAYMOND ARNOLD. SIEVE ASHWORTH, BILL BAHR. DANA BAILEY. JERRY BAILIFF. EI) BARCLAY. JOYCE BARKER. PAT BARNEY. MIKE BLOMQU1ST, -BEVERLY BOGARD, BETTY ANN BOGUS. DARWIN IVOPP. LARRY BORRUSSO, KATHLEEN BOUCIIOR, WILLIAM BRAND. RITA BRAUN. RUTH BRENTNGER. LONNIE BROOKS. BARBARA BROWN. JACK BROWN. LARRY BRUNGARI). BARBARA BRYANT. OSCAR BUSCH. DOROTHY BULLINGTON. DELBERT BUTLER. MARLYS CABA. MAURICE CALCANGNO. BETTY CAMP. LARRY CARVER, CHARLOTTE CHRISTENSEN, DAVID CI.ARK. HOMER COCHRAN. SHERMAN CODD1NGTON, JERRY CONKLIN. DOROTHY C-ONN, JERALD COQUILLETTE. SANDRA COSPER. BLOISE COX. RONNIE COX. DONALD CREIGHTON. |UI Y CREWS. URSULA CYDERS. JEAN DIET ,. JAMES DIFFERLY, ROBERT IX)NALDSON. DAVID DOWLING. CLIFFORD DRENKHAI1N. HANS 71 ERNST. JUDY FEDJE, ELLEN FEN I MORE, JAMES FIRESTENBERC, BARBARA FISHER. SANDRA FJALSTAD, LAUREL FLANDERS, JAMES FLOOD, RICHARD FONTANA. JOSEPH FOWLER, KAY FOWLER. DBANNB FRANKES, MICHAEL FRIEZE, ROBERT FURRER, CAROL GARDNER, LAWRENCE GARLINGTON, DONNA GELDAKER, GAIL GILBERT, LINDA G1LLPATRICK, PHYLLIS GOFF, TEDDY 72 GRASVIK, SYLVIA GRAY, GARY GRIFFITH, GLEN GUESS, WILLIAM HALISKI, EDWARD HARRIS, WALTER HARTLEY, MARLENE HAVEN. NEDEEN HAWK. TOMMY HELTZEL, MIKE HENDRICKS. RAY HENDRICKS, JERRY HIGGINS, CHARLES HIGLEY. EDELL HOUGHTON. PATRICIA HULL, JACKLYN HURD, GARY IMDIEKE, EDWARD IMEL, SHARON JAMISON. ARCHIE JOHNSON. DOROTHY JOHNSON, NOEL JOHNSON. SHARRON JUDD. BE I H JUDD. GAIL KEARNEY. JUANITA KERANEN, JUDITH KEELS, KENNETH KERR. KAREN KEIERI.EHER, DAVID KI.UDT. ROBERTA KUNTZ, JOANNE I.ADWIG. THOM VS KELLY, HENRY KENNEDY. JAMES LAMB. VERNON I.AMBREGHT. CAROL LANDREVILLE, RICHARD LAUINGER. LARKY LEACH. KENNETH LEGOO, DENNIS LIEURANCE. MELVIN LIND, STARDITA I.OFSTROM, KARN LOGUE, SHARON LONG. ROBERTA LUENING, JIM MACPHERSON, FRANK MAGEDANZ, ROBERT MAGGART, SYLVIA MAGNETI', BEATRICE MAI. DONNA MAIDEN. KATHLEEN MALONE. THOMAS MALOTT, MARGARET MATSU NAG A, ROBERT MATTHLAS, EDWARD MAY, ERNEST McCann, ix nna McGEE. GAYNEI. Me IN ROY, ASAPH •McKENDRY, MARGARET MEIFERT, JOAN MENZEL, GAROI.YN MILLER. DARR MILLER. JOY MILLER, ROY MINOR. BOB MORROW. BONNIE NAIL, LORRAINE NASHIFF, RONALD NEWVILLE. DAVID NOBLE. SANDRA NOE. SHARON OAKS, JANICE ODOM, ROBERT OHM, JANICE OLSON, DENNIS 75 O’NEIL, PEGGY PARSON, ROBERT PAULSEN, LA VON PERRY. BILL PERSHA, JUDY POWELL. JAMES PRATHER. DENNIS PUMPHREY. DARRELL PURDY, DICK PUTMAN, RALPH REN IE, REGENE REIMERS. BETTY RICE. BETTY ANN RICH. DEAN RICHARDSON. LESTER 76 RICHARDSON, NANCY RIDENOUR, IIM RIDENOUR, JUDY RILEY, LEROY HOE. STEPHEN SAARANEN. JEANtTTA ROTH, RAY SAUNDERS. JEROME RUSSELU DARLENE ROONEY. PAT SCHOENHUT, BOH SCHAUBLE. ELAINE SCHLAFLE, GLORIA SCHARGL. LOUIS SCO IT. MERLYN. SEABERG. RONALD SKELDING, ANN SKIDMORE. STEVEN SLOAN. LINDA SMITH. COLLEEN- SMITH. DAVID SENG, LENA SHIPP. EARLENE SILEN. MARCIA SMITH. EARL SMITH, LEO SNYDER. DIANE SPENCER. KATHERINE STAHL. JOANNE 77 STANTON, CAROL STEPHENS, MARIANNE STEWART. NADELE STONE, MARTIN- STONE, MIKE SWEETLAND, BILL STOUT. KATHIE STUDDARD, HOWARD STUTZMAN, MARGIE SWANSON. RONALD TALIEY, RAYMOND TAYLOR. JESSE TEED, SANDRA TENNANT, PAT TENNYSON, DAVE THIGPEN. HELEN THOMPSON, ROXANNE TIMM, GARY THOMPSON, RUTH TYNER. DARRELL THORP, BILL VANEK, KEITH VASILIOU, JUDITH WALKER. PATSY WALKER, WILLIAM WARE. BENNIE WARE. JUD1E WEBSTER, BLAINE WELCH, DOUGLAS WEST, DALE WICK, KINGSTON WICK. RALPH WIEGMAN. JUDY WINDHAM, HELEN WY.MORE, BOB WIGLESWORTH, GARY WIITALA, EARL WILLIAMS, DELLAH WILSON, MARGIE WRIGH T. RICHARD WOOD. CRAIG WINSLOW. SARAH WTITMAN. DANNY WYSINGLE. CHARLES YODER. GAIL ZIMNERMAN, LENNY LINDA STONE 79 Junior Committee at om Love, the most awe-inspiring gift from God, is a beautiful filmy feeling in its budding stages, and is exaggerated tenfold, when the possessor is near the one to whom his admirations arc offered. Such friendships, when conceived in the peak of adolescence sometimes continue, maturing into deep sentimental attachments, but more often dim and blur until there is nothing but a memory remaining, and when connected with a personality, is divided from reality. 81 BBfc.MAN. I.OKKI I A BF.I IKENDSKN. I.OASF.I.I. ALTER. K AREN ASZMAN. ELDON RACER. KAKRN BENNETr. DAVE AYDKI.OTT. LINDA HARNEY. BONI TA ANDERSON. JACK ANDERSON. MIEILA ANNAS. ROBERT AS -M AN. FRANCIS ATHERTON, JIM AI ESTAD. JUDY IIAl MCIIEN. LARRY BF.kRY. ANN BICKF.U KOBEKI IHF.RMA. LINDA IIISIIOP. HAROLD lUITERMAN, BONNIE IIIXKL. ERNIE BLACK. OAKY BRANDT. ALTA BRAUNER. EDDY BRIGGS. IjOVINE BRINK. SHELLEY RR X)KS. BOB BR(X KS||IKF., BOB S5 BROWN, JUDY RUDNICK. MARIE CANNARD. SIIARON BUTLER, CI.AI.DIA IlYKRS. DAVID OAK I-NON, S IEVE CARPENTER. BONNIE CAIN. CIIARI.ES CALI-AIIAN. SIIEII.A CARVER. NANCY CLANCY, ALLEN CI-NRK, KENNY CJ.EMEN I . STAN OLENDININ DAKYI. CLINT. JOAN CUNT. JOANNE COLEMAN. MICIIAEI. COLLI NOS. AI IIIEA CONOVER. BARBARA (XH.'I.SON. BILL (X)VII.LE. IX NAIJ COUTN. JUDY COX. CHRISTINE CRAM. CLAUDIA CRAWFORD. JA.NIEN CK AlC MARY CKOOO. TERRY CURTIS. SANDY DAUCIIERTY. DOUGLAS DAWSON. BOB delacchter. mickey DEKEIER. WILLIAM DIXON. MARVIN DIXSON, JEANNENE lKXIKEN, IAVERN DOER I NO. LINDA DOWNING. PAT EISENMAN CAROLYN ELLIOTT. DAVID EMERSON. MAKIOKIE 86 FERRY, FRED PISIIER. 1A NICE FODOR. RONAIJ) FOX. JUDY FRASER. KAY FREELAND, VIRGINIA FREER. FRANK FREIBERG, MARIE FULLER. RAY GENTRY, BARBARA GIDDF.NS. BILLY CLEAVES. MICHAEI-A g xh riik;k GARY GORTMAKER. JOAN GRANT. LORIE CHANNEL!., SHIRLEY GREEN, MARGARET GRIFFITH. ROBERT GRINSF.I.U PAUL GRUBBS, ROBERT GUU.IXSON. GEORGE GUSTAFSON. JUDITH GUTHRIE MARILYN Ham. KATHRYN HARPER, GERALDINE HARTFORD. JOAN HARTLEY. CONRAD HERBERT TOM HELGESEN, DELILAH HELM. RONNIE 87 HELM. MARILYN HENRY. PAUL IIJELMAA, JANET IIOLTER, I.ARRY HOPKINS, ANNA HOWARD. JOY HOGAN, PHIL HOWARD. IARRY HOLI.EVOET, ORVIN IIOWLETT. SANDI JAMISON. IVANNA HOLLIS. ETHEL JEFFERS. FRANK JENSEN. JERALDINK JOHNSON. KAREN JODOIN. JAMES JOHNSON. FRED IOIINSON. VERIA KF.F.I3. BOR KENNEDY. KAIHLEEN KESTER-SON. RON KINNEY. PAl l. KIRKELIE. RONALD KLAUS. VANCE KNIGHT. DONALD KNIGGE. ROBERT KOENIG. LINDA KOSS. VALERIA KRALEY. MARY I jM ARCHE. DONNA LEE. JACK LESTER. BUDDY UNHART. JOE LOVE, JUDY 88 MAAS. BRUCE MkKENZIE. DONNA matsunac janice may x jn y Mi CAN'S' IEI M CI.F.NIX N OLIVER MEANS. I.ARKY McNamara. cn.ARi.orre MILKER. IANKT MITCHELL. MELVIN Ml.l l IN KAWI.AND McFADI F.N. KAREN MICK. CARY McCann, iiakoid Ml JO. |OMN MOE. IX NAIJ MOYER. MICIIAEI MOORE. IX)NAI.I MCXIRE. |AMF;S MORROW. HKl'CE NASIIIF. DONNA NICKACIIOS. NANCY OIIEARSK, MIKE OKF.SSON. GLENN O'NF.IL, JOHN OTIT.R, SUSAN OTTOBINI, MICHAEL OVERBY. SHARON 89 PATRICK. JUDY PEARSON, GEORGE PENCK. VALBB PENMAN. TOM PETKE. JOYCE NITER, PAUI. KICK, IIARLEN RINAS. ROSEMARY ROBERTS. GEORGANN ROBERTSON. JUDY ROI.EY. F.I.AINE ROSS. BEVERLY RVERSON. RICHARD SAMPLE. RON SANDERSON, HOWARD SCHAEFFER. DILI KR SCHLACX. AR I HUR SCHNE8WEIS. GINGER SCIILT.ENBERC. PAMEI.A SEAMAN. DARLENf SENTER, DENNIS 90 SHEAFFER. LOLA SHIACIL MILDRED SHORES, WILLIAM SIMONSON. DARLENE SKINNER. JUDY M AI EY. CAROLYN STENNKS. SHERRY STEVENS. GILBERT Si ONER. BRUCE STROTHERS, HOB SUNDQUIST, JEAN SWALLOW. DAVE SWANSON, MELBA NWOKKOKD. JUI V TAYLOK. ROBERT THOMPSON. GAYLE THOMPSON, JOHNNY THOMPSON. NELLIE THOMPSON. ROBERT THOKNT'ON. LORENZO TOKI.I.B. DARLENE TOMA. JANET VALKKA, LANNI WALDRON. JOAN W ALDRON, PATRICIA WALKER. CHUCK WALKER. DENNIS WALKER. DONNA 91 WALKER. JANICE WARREN. SUSAN ■ WHITE, REBECCA WIGGI.KSWORTH. MARY WILHITE. STANLEY WILLIAMS. LEOKA WILLIAMS. LYLE WOODS, SHARON YOUNG, TED WEBB, RENEE WEITZEL. SHARON WEI.I.EK. JAMES WENZEL, PATRICIA WILLIAMS, JEANEI.I.E WITTMAN, MARJORIE WITTREN ROLAND ZL'CIIELLI. ANNA WILLIAMS. WILLIAM ’SOUPB. HELEN WILLIAMS, CI- RKNCE WILLARD, PAT 92 £6 fititmg n fiofu'j f3%oiiiotjdo wooiixd'jjp ’ -un ao£ futfjrf) fiigp OONMIf.V T GOIN UII.1UM .11 l.ltANH I .Will SUXUUJL UV Y c.mimmu d. Oaky •Ktt'ON. JVPITM GOOD IIOU. HASKIVS MIAHON HANCOCK KlHtL HAl I'KI. AVTMOKY IIIJAI DONNA MAHV M.'M' JfAVNIf. MOOVIM. MAM IAN ll|MttKM.M)S Mt.NIW KMI.WMN. A VIA IA JOIISVIV, ASH IK NtA. C3IIKKIF. KtlXV. jOIINSIf. JOHNWN DONM l fOHSM S MAKY MUV, M«r KfXIKK'O.X. KAKfK K TIU.V will 99 100 KLAJAIV K Mill I r KIIUXMUU MMVIN UAUlMI. UiAKON K || l M IV ROHM IOMW.U MM MUX i iMi.il i'r. Mai m;w. hi av vusmii jx n MAK1!W CAROL M.fAK(ANn M ARY MINUV. JMIIA MIIJ VNKI.U fOMN MONKV MUY Vf« M ON TAT xvi ex MOMV II. RAYMOND UOAklvON. XiiAA n MORGAN, MINT WHT . tv, n nui hitmaiiuuw. makos K1JW KX Mr. Kortk. jakct Iiogcjlv iruRV AOIMROTK mil Ir whinvw, nancy 101 102 XAKWVI. I AMM. MltM H.TO MkUhH. MUMON lllcmhON JA.M.T MUON !. f - Ml mowvw. iu.ist | Movin'KV U V4 S THi TON. tki.Mi v IUKIUHJ. IlMT VAXV. MMHllll VAXmin . M11KU VUU. OIULIJA « AOt MARY WAlAtR. MM1R HUMS, u.wn WARRIX UltlX HAtMINClm. MIIMA U1. MtJUUl Nf.XKV IKfl CWIUXV MM. MR. FORD English A little learning is a dangerous t h i ng; Drink deep, or taste not the Pierian spring. CLASS ROOM SHOTS MR. HUBER Trigonometry 106 MR. LOPRINZI Business Law MISS COFFMAN Ford Foundation English MR. POWELL Art Metals 107 MR. IRGENS General Shop MR. OBERSON Biology MR. BACHMAN Chemistry MR. WHITE Wood Shop MRS. ROBINSON Typing MISS MURPHY Shorthand MR. GROSS World Literature MR. HOFFMAN Physics 110 MRS. CREWDSON German MR. BACHMAN, MRS. LARSON MR. IRGENS Study Hall MR. LIVESAY Speech MRS. TOMPKINS Homo Economics MRS. CREWDSON Latin MRS. HINATSU Girls’ Physical Education MR. McCOY Boys’ Physical Education 113 r School Life is a Well-rounded Cycle, Corresponding With the Life Balance of the Sea Contrary to popular belief, school is not only a place to study, but also a place to improve ones relations with other people. Here we learn to work and relax together. School prepares us for our life to come by introducing various types of people, that we may discover for ourselves how or how not to associate with them in a satisfactory manner. 116 Each of the four types of clubs at Roosevelt; social, service honorary and interest—performs its function to round out thi phase in school life, just as each of the basic properties of lif in an aquarium docs his part to provide life-giving clement for his co-parts. On these pages we have illustrated the rela tionships among these life properties compared with the basi types of clubs. AMICITIA Row I: Linda Sloan, Susan Fraser. Marilyn Martin, Mary Kedinon. Judy Jensen. Row 2: June Hohenscc, Beverly Jermann. Rita Abdulla. Pat Tennant. Karen Kerr. Row 3: Sandy Curtis. Donna Tyner. Carol Schild. Donna Garlington. Barbara Firstenberg. Row 4: Rita Brand. Linda Hamren. Janice Ohm. Marilyn Skinner. Row 5: Jerry Jensen. Linda Gilbert. Sharon Noe. Jean MacRcynods. Row 6: Vicki Davis. Mishka Hart. Edell Higlcy, Jackie Jensen. Row 7: Diane Enrieht. Rickie Pepworth. Betty Johnson. Carol Peterson. Row 8: Patty Houghton. Marilyn Thompson. Margie Emerson, Margie Smcth- Row I: Pat Bcnnct, Darlccn Klamp, Rita Baker, Janet Murray. Row 2: Rosalie Beam. Alice Galloway, Janice Benson, Eileen Klamp. Row 3: Linda Coffey, Dorothy Bolen. Gcrric McDonald, Janet Adkins. Row 4: Glenda Chitwood, Beverly Ross, Pamela Schulen-berg, Nancy Nichachos. Row 5: Betty Rcimers. Sarah Cooper, Renee Webb, Judy Skinner. Row 6: Judy Wiegman, Sylvia Sherman, Helen Wolff, Roberta Long. AZAMMA KINGS Row 1: Roger Hciglc, Elwin Peterson, Dick Smith, Bruce Hansen. Row 2: George Mc-Inroy, John Burkitt, Jim Carroll, Mike Delano. Row 3: Dick Spohn, Jim Fortuny, Bob Fredrickson, Bob Kctrenos, Duane Gatherer. Row 4: Pete Blickncr, Dick Flood, Joe Marincau, Mike Bopp, Pat Thompson. Row 5: Larry Bopp, Gary Gray, Ron Holts, Ace Mclnroy, Doug Welch. Row 6: Jim Luening, Dennie DeFreitas, Willie Duke, 119 Dick LaVoy. LACICOS Row I: Dick Wilson, Ken Ix ve. Tom Maher, Vern Savola. Row 2: Darald Carpenter. Bob Minor. Bob Schoenhut, Jim Eller, Ken Quist. Row 3: Jerry Weisc, Woody Anderson, Marty Stone. Row 4: Steve Skidmore. Fred Brandt. Joe Janni. Mike Stone, Allan Pap-worth. Row 5: Dave Pashley. Bill Stevenson, Ken Clark. Mike DeBonney. Row 6: Mouricc Caba. Don Storey. Gary Timm, Jon Andersen. Row 7: Jim Philips, Don Knight, Tim Boyce, Bob Gaskill. Row 8: Mike O’Hearn, Ron Kirkliy, Gary Mansavage. Row 9: Jesse Hudson, Dave Wilson. Row I: Deanna Peters. Pat Montag. Eva Gardner. Jackie Carlson. Row 2: Pat Uowning, Kathie Smith. Elaine Schaubcl. Pat Barker. Row -i: Betty Odem. Linda Bierma. Kathleen Kennedy, Darlene Toelle. Row ■ : Sharon Weit el. Darlene Siminson. Linda Matson, Claudia Cram. Row 5: Dee Dee Helgerson. Gayla Thompson, Joie Wack. Sharon Overby. Row 6: Judy Persha, Beverly Vogel, Karen Rcichstcin, Laurel Fjalstad. Standing. Karen Lofstrom. 121 LUANA L‘;- UGENIES Row : Sally McFadden. Carol O’Hcarnc, Joan Tyler, LaVon Paulsen. Row 2: Renelle Donaldson, Faye Harrison. Janet Cole, Gayla Guenther. Row 3: Harriet Keierleber, Judcc Reeves, Kathryn Boyce, Elaine Matson. Row 4: Susanne Zimnierdahl, Janet Hjelmaa, Karen Alter. Bonnie Landrevillc. Row 5: Nancy Richardson. Ellen Hedge, Janice Oaks, Ruth Braun. Row 6: Janice Walker, Earlcnc Shipp, Sandy Fisher. Helen McMurtry. Row 7: Mary Ann Fahey, Joanne Smith, Shirley Grannell. 122 ZHRODA Row I: Sandic MacKenzie, Kathic Stout. Edith Struthrrs, Diane Gadotti. Row 2: Judie Ware, Jean Boncbrcak, Marilyn McLennan, Jan Winchester. Row 3: Darlene Russell, Margie Wilson, Judy Schuh, Patsy Walker. Row 4: Roxanne Thompson. Bonnie Morrow. Winni Haney, Gail Yoder. Row 5: Judy Baxter, Bonnie Bitterman, Judy Gouts. Judy Austad. Row 6: Georganne Roberts. Barbara Conover, Nadelc Stewart, Bette Calcagno. Row 7: Joan Meifert, Jan Campbell, Marilyn Guthrie. READY TEDDIES Row I: Diane Gadotti. Donna Sarrett, Barbara Curtiss. Row 2: Juanita Kcrncy, Melba McKinnon. Barbara BischofT, Carol O’Hcarnc, Marilyn Martin, Anna Hopkins. Janet Murray, Linda GIRLS' LEAGUE Hamren, Nadcllc Stewart, Linda Boomer, Anne Johnson. 124 Row I: Mr. McDaniels, Barry Salvo, Ron Sample, Luther Sturtivant, Bill Prothero, Jim Parsons, Bill Bouchor. Standing on stairs: Cliff Dowling. Ken Leach, Ray Hendricks, Steve Arnold. Jerry Hendricks, Dick Purdy, Norman Nordruflf, Jerry Anderson. 125 KEY CLUB SEIDDET Row I: Evelyn White, Ginger Schnciwcis. Bonnie Carpenter, Linda Bierma, Kay Eraser. Row 2: Joan Gortmakcr, Ethel Hollis, Donna MacKenzic, Valec Pence, Donna Rea. Row 3: Pat Downing, Judy Robertson, Deanna Jamison, Susan Otter, Kathy Kennedy. Row 4: Claudia Cram, Darlene Simonsen, I.inda Matson, Betty Odom, Darlene Toelle. Row 5: Dee Dee Hclgeson, Eva Phelps, Ann Johnson, Linda Wiese, Kerry Gatherer. Row 6: T. C. Gonzales, Nancy Robinson, Connie Nufcr, Virginia Green. Gayle Thompson. Row 7: Mary Thompson, Janet Roper, Judy Clark, Susie Kraft, Joie Wack. 1 2f SPARTACUS Row I: Dick Wilson, Bill Stevenson, Don Storey, Dale Richardson, Steve Arnold. Row 2: Darold Carpenter, Jim Eller. John Clovis, Jessie Hudson, Ken Quist. Row 3: Tom Williams, Jerry Eystonc, Jerry Anderson, Vcrn Savola, Mike Stone. Row 4: Marty Stone, Ken Clark, W'aync Evenson, Don Knight, Steve Carlson, Jerry Knightcngalc. foa; 5: Allan Papworth, Tim Boyce. Mike O’Hearnc, 1‘om Penman, Paul Grinsell. Row 6: Vance Clause, Mike Demory, Ron Kirkeiie, Kenny Love. Row 7: Dave Pashley, Larry Meirs, Don Carpenter, Richard Hoisington. ST. JOHNS' Hl-Y Row I: Dcnnic De Freitas, Jim Carroll, Ron Flolts. Bob Fredrickson. Row 2: Dick Spohn, Elwin Peterson, Mike Delano, Joe Marincau. Row 3: Ray April, Dick LaVoy, Roger Hiegic, Larry Bopp. Row 4: Jim Fortuny, Doug Welch, Tom Hawk, Dave Tennyson. Row 5: Bruce Hanson, Dick Flood, Bill Perry, Jim Kennedy. Row 6: Tom Dawson, Rod Hager, John Burkitt, Duane Gatherer. Row 7: Mike Bopp, Willie Duke, Phil Hogan, Jim Luening. Row 8: Homer Bud Clark, Jim Perkins, Dick Smith. 128 TEDDYETTES Row 1: Cail Gcldeckcr, Jean Tateishi, Mishka Hart, Marilyn McLennan, Barbara BishofF, June Hohcnsce. Sarah Cooper, Alice Galloway, Mars- Lashley, Linda Hamrcn, Judy Jensen, Virginia Hopkins, Marilyn Martin. Row 2: Janet Cole, Mary Ferko, Mari Jewell I homas, Rcnellc Donaldson. Kathryn Boyce, Lou Ann Buck. Vicki Davis, Linda CofTey, Pat Bennett. Betty Rcimcrs, Jean Chatman. Sandra Bauer, Carol Schilds. Row 3: Nadelc Stewart, Helen Wolfe, Betty Johnson, Joan Eggison, Bcv Jermann. Row I: Diane Ehchcc, Carolyn Menzell. Franccc Burger. Kaye Fowler. Row 2: Marilyn Morris. Pat Anderson, Corrienc McCormick, Luclla Clark, Leona Smith. Row 3: Donna McCann, Charolcttc Carver, Marianne Stephens, Joann Anderson, Gay Ann Dahlen. Row 4: Myra Anderson, Peggy Bennett, Della Johnson. Carol Stanton, Beth Judd, Diane Westbrook. TRI-Y Row I: Sharon Noe, Moy Pedersen, Helen Wolff. Mishka Hart. Row 2: Alice Galloway, Judy Long, Jean Tatcishi, Karen Bowers, Nona Benson. Roiv 3: Virginia Grccland, Pain Schulcnbcrg, Judy Love, Diane Enright. Row • : Pat Wenzel, Roberta Long, Margaret Malalot, Barbara Reams. Margie Wittman. Row 5: Millie Peters, Helen McMurtry. Donna Walker. Donna LaMarchc, Juanita Kearney, Lcora Williams. Left to right: Mrs. Hopkins. Mrs. Ridenour, Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Brandt. Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Stone. Row I: Carl Farris (Program), Rocky April (Secretary), Dc Loss Lester (Rifle Club), Bob Luening (President). Bill Stevenson (Vice President), Saul Gatherer (Treasurer). Row 2: Budd Gronquist, Leon Leach, Bob Gilbert, Paul Erickson (Refreshments), John Bethunc, Bill Hager (Chaperones), Ed Hoffman. Vcrlc Duckcring. Row 3: Ted Mansavage, Cal McDaniel, Cliff Oates, Erne Oakes, Chuck Freeland (Ways and NL Ccr Batcs San Tvner Jacob n Charlc VaiT r T ionm£iJ Row 4: Bill Craig, Arnold Brandt (Chess Club), Art Paschelkc, Roger Lowe, Warren Rice, Sherm Cochran, A1 Arnold (Dad’s Dog House). Russ Heider (Building), Darrel Chase, Earl Youncc, Marv Cross. Row 5: Hal York, Loyd Brown, Buck Maiden, Bill Roper (Entertainment), Marv Jensen, Jim O’Hcame, Herb Keierlcbcr (Patrol), Vem Chapman, Hal Andreen, Par Marsubian. JR. HONOR SOCIETY Row I: Frances Fremon, Phyllis Cozad, Saundra Baker, Allen Clancy, Mike Coleman, Linda Bicrma, Allen Papworth, Frank Osman, Shelly Brink. Row 2: Marge Emerson, Loretta Beeman. Karry Gatherer. Pricilla Morrow, Linda Wiese, Jean Wright, Joyce Pctkc, Mildred Shyack, Jackie Hanson, Sharon Woods, Gary Mensavagc. Row 3: Colcen Cochran, Claudia Butler, Susan Warren, Carolyn Oaks, Patsy Hcigel, Miss Mcining, Bob Brooks, Dave Bennitt, Dick Leblondc, cGorgc Pearson. Row I: Marilyn Martin. Donna Tyner, Judy Jensen. Cecile Vertz. Faye Harrison, Re-nellc Donaldson, Mary Lou Imdickc, Diane Gadotti. Bev Jermann. Row 2: Joanne Hare, Moy Pederson. Eddie Ward, Lou Ann Buck, Shirley Flora. Sandy MacKcnzie. Jan Murray. Row 3: Luella Clark. Sharon Philips. Bev Reeder, Sandra Bauer. Joan 'I yler. Mrs. Robinson. Row 4: Rose Napolean, Candy Dawson, I a Vern Gooseberry. Anita Pitsenburg, Sandy Taylor. June Hohensee. OFFICE PRACTICE SR HONOR SOCIETY ow •' Mary I'asMcy, Sandy Taylor, Faye Harrison. Melba McKinnon, Joan Tyler, Row 2: Marylin Martin, Rosalie Clarmore. Donna Tyner, Helen Wolfe, Karen Kerr. Row 3: Margrette Malot, Moy Pederson, Charlene Young, Vicki Davis, Clara Deffler. Row •t: Mari Jewell Thomas, Rita Baker. Beverley Reeder, Roberta Long, Barbara Curtis. Row 5: Sally McFadden, Rose Napolcan, Diane Knwright, Deanna Fowler, Jan Philips. Row 6: Linda Haniren, June Hohcnsce, Lou Ann Buck, Renelle Donaldson, Anita Pitsen-herg. Row 7: Fred Brandt, Sylvester Moser, Bob Binito, Vern Savola, Vern Chatman. LETTERMEN CLUB Row I: James Chambers, Dick Flood, Ray April, Jim Phillips, Jerry Hendricks. Row 2: Homer Clark, Bill Parks. Bruce Stoner, Dave Smith, Dave Christensen. Row 3: Larry Lauenger, Dave Keicrlebcr, Robert Matsunaga. Bob DifTley. Larry Reierson. Row 4: Gary Gray, Jim Luening, Sherm Cochran, Ernest Mays. Row 5: Woody Anderson. Steve Arnold, Douglcs Welch. Ken Leach, Allen Papworth, Advisor Mace Macoy. LETTERMEN Row 1: Bob Fredrickson, Carl Prcciso, Mike Bopp, Dennic Defreitas. Mike Misky, Dick’ Lavoy, George Mclnroy, Darold Carpenter. Row 2: Jerry Eyeston, Jim Fortuny, Dick Spohn, Dave Wilson, Vern Savola, Joe Phillips. Tom Maher, Jerry Anderson. Row 3: Tom Williams. Jim Parker, Bob Pyle. Richard Toclle, Jim Carroll, Roger Heigle, Leonard Adams. Bert HofTman. Row 4: Lavren I«arson, Harold Brauner, Clarance Nelson, Fred Brant, Bill McFaddcn, Bill Knotts. Gary Muck. Row 5: Jim Perkins, Vern Chatman, Ron Holts. Richard Hoisington. Row 6: Lucien Carson, Don Carpenter. Willie Bethune, Ken Love, Dave Grasvick, Advisor Mace Macoy. • I 1 M l 't'Vt .taWiij 4 • H Row :l Mrs. Roc, Arlan Evcnscn, John Nickols, Steve Sorenson. Art Schlack. Row 2 Paul Pitzer, Bill Swcetland, Frank Hyke, Larry Cleveland, Melvin Mitchell. Mark Estcy AREMAC Row I: Margo Jensen, Janice Crawford. Della Ratliff. Joanc Cline, Deana Ratliff. Row 2: Jackie Hansen. Ellen Erickson. Joan Clint, Ruth Curtis. Connie Helm, Maryland Helm, Claudia Butler, Mildred Shiach, Diane Anderson, Clara Ditter, Bev Magette, Carlyin Mcnzcl. ZACKEUUS mu' G. A. A. Row I: Janet Tomrdly, Diane Dunn. Judy Love, Barbara Reams. Karen Bauer, Juanita Keamev. Row 2: Beverly Sue Jerman, Mary Jewel Thomas, Virginia Hopkins. Moy Pederson, Shirlene Swisher. Row 3: Joyce Nelson, Gloria Dickson, Patty Wenzel. Judy Gustafson, Betty Johnson. Row 4: Donna Garlington, Beryl Beckle, Marganne Kraley, Judy Davy. Row 5: Beth Judd, Helen McMurtry, Donna Lamarrhe, Donna Walker. Row 6: Margie Wittman, Joyce Pilgrim. Della Johnson. Judy Thompson, Leora Williams. 136 Row 7: Joanne Clint. Kathy Carter, Kathy Smith. Jean Weimer, Diane Enright. Row 8: Jean Chatman, Sharon Breden, Mary Johnson, Advisor Mrs. Henatsu. I. R. L. Row I: Betty Johnson, Donna Tyner. Barbma Curtis, Bob Matsunaga, Miss Tripp. Row t 2: Linda Hamren, Sandy Curtis. Marrilyn Thompson, Kathryn Boyce. Paula Smith. Row 3: Helen Wolff, Linda Coffey. Shirley Flora, Renelle Donadson, Gonul Epirden. Row 4: Saundra Baker, Shelly Brink, Marge Emerson, Loretta Beeman. Lou Ann Buck. Row .5: Linda Aydclott, Mildred Seoch. Jackie Hanson. Carol O'llearne, Faye Harrison. Row 6: Sharlene Young, Kenny Tiger, Luther Sturtevant. Larren Lawson. Linda Sloan. RIFLE CLUB Row : Norman Nordruft. Tom Jellison, Lyle More, Jerry Broten. Row 2: Bill Shores, Richard Landervillc. David Kind. Row : Mary Lou Imdieke, Sally McFaddcn. Bcv Jermann. Virginia Hopkins. Linda Coffey, Donna Tyner, Diane Enright, .Mishka Hart. Row 2: Jackie Carlson, Mary Ann Lashley. Eileen Klamp. Janet Murray, Vicki Davis. Karen Brevig, Gonul Epirden, Linda ifamren. Row Carol Schild. Carol Peterson. Carol O’Heame, Kenelle Donaldson, Faye Harrison. June Hohensee. Mary Redmon. Row 4: Joan Tyler, Harriet Kcicrleber. Marilyn Martin, Susan Fraser. Kathryn Boyce. Shirley Flora. Janet Cole, Judee Reeves. Row 5: Jan Phillips. Alice Calloway. Helen Wolfe, Judy Long. Betty Johnson. Kathy Smith. Row 6: Susanne Zimmerdahl. Gayla Guenther. Elaine Matson. Mov Pederson, Rosalie Beam. Darlene Klamp. Ia u Ann Buck. Row 7: Sylvia Sherman. Carol Allan. Diane Gadotti. Barbara Nesting. Barbara Jamison. Barbara Bischoff. PEP CLUB YOUTH FOR CHRIST Row I: Cora Moss. Lucille Rompol, Alta Brant. Nita Pittsenburger. Rote 2: Gloria Austad. Donna Halkinrudc, Judy Fox. Faye Docker. Virginia Hopkins. Row 3: Ann Taylor. Iva Reeder, Rosa Derfler. Pat Rooney. Sharon Lefler. Row 4: Dorothy Johnson. Judith Kcrancn. Sarah Coojjer. Renee Webb. Diana Snyder. Row 5: Sharon Noe, Mr. Epp. Bob Thompson. Janice Walker. LOS DORADOS SPANISH CLUB Row I: Earl Wiitala. Steve Skidmore, Dave Pashley, Steve Arnold. Lloyd Carter, Nadelc Stewart. Judy Wiegman, Shirlenc Swisher, Janice Ohm. Row 2: Rita Abdalla, Mary Lashley. Bill Stevenson, Dave Tennyson, Jim Luening. Larry Bopp. Jan Winchester, Judy Schuh. Mrs. Richard. Advisor. Row 3: Judy Brown. Kaye Fowler, Bonita Barney, Alice Galloway, Helen Wolfe, Linda Coffey, Kathryn Boyce, Carol 0’’Hearnc, Diane Andrccn. Row 4: Judy Austcd. Linda Hamren. Sandra Howlett. Karen Johnson. Judy Robertson, Judy Creighton. Joan Gortmaker, Bonnie Carpenter. Barbara Bischoff, Diane Enright, Maxine Weaver. Row 5: Gloria Kathleen Maiden, Diane Bleakncy, Jeannenc Dixson, Micky Gleaves. Pam Schulenberg, Renee Webb. Carol Lambrecht, Betty Johnson, Moy Pederson. AEQUUS Row I: Deanna Peters, Pat Montag, Eva Gardner. Jackie Carlson. Row 2: Pat Downing, Imdieke. Row 2: Mary Lashlcy, Judic Riley. Candy Dawson. Karen Brevig. Row 3: Mari Jewell Thomas, Lou Ann Buck. Shirley Flora, Gonul Epirden. Row 4: Pat Anderson, Bonnie Cox, Sandra Teed. Penny Amundson. Row 5: Diane Hanson, Gaynel McGee, Eloise Cosper, Sharron Johnson. Sandy Coquillette. Row 6: Ix rrainc Nail, Judy Ridenour, Ginger Schneeweeis, Ethyl Hollis, Deanna Fowler. Row 7: Evelyn White, Susan Otter, Donna MacKcnzic, Donna Pae, Lonni Valero, Deanna Jamison. Row 8: I.inda Boomer, Valec Pence, Kay Frazier. Bonnie Carpenter, Joan Gortmaker. 141 cA. J3oatd Seated, I. to r.: Mrs. Freeland, Mrs. Stone. Mrs. Luening, Mrs. Jcllison, Mr. York, Mrs. Paschelkr. Mrs. Prothero, Mrs. T. Johnson. Mrs. M. Johnson, Mrs. Skidm ve. Shores, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Furrer, Mrs. McCIcnnan, Mrs. Gray. Mrs. Wood. Mrs. Standing, I. to r.: Mrs. Brandt, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs. Sherman, Mrs. Pederson. Mrs! Brand. Mrs. Buck. Mrs. Compton, Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Karth. Dance decoration committee, first row. from left to right, Sandy Coquillettc. Gayncll McGee, Penny Amundson, and Don Jamison. Kneeling row. Homer Clarck, Loraine Nail and Ray April. ChxhtmaA The lovely Christmas Formal, colorfully decorated with a silver theme, marked the last dance of 1956 and was well received by the student body. 150 Tree decoration committee, from left to right, arc Gaynell McGee, Lorainc Nail, Ray April and Homer Clarck. Students dressed in their evening finery enjoy the atmosphere of the Christmas Formal. Jotmal Roosevelt students danced to the music of Jerry Van Hoomissen and his band. 151 DANCE COMMITTEE Row I: Tom Hawk. Donnie dcFreitas. Lorraine Nail. Bonnie Cox. Row 2: Christine Cox. Linda Matson. Kathleen Kenedy, Barbara Nesting. Sally McFadden. Row 3: Bud Clark. Ray April. Gayndl McGee. Sandy Coquillettc. Sandy Teed. Barbara Jamison. Regie Renie. Row 4: Judy Smith. Connie Nufer. Nancy Robinson. Don Knight. Jessie Hudson. Dennis McCormick. Mike Riley. Don Slusher. Ken Smith. Row 5: Mike O’Hearne. Bob 152 TOPPER COMMITTEE Row I: Barbara Jamison. Lorraine Nail. Judy Riley. Sandy McKenzie. Sandy Taylor, Barbara Nesting. Mary Lou Imdieke. Diane Hanson. Row 2: Sharon Johnson. Ray April, Ron Holts. Mike Bopp. Jim Luening. Dennic dcFreitas. Row 3: Roger Hciglc. Dick Flood. Jim Carroll. Joe Mareneau. Willie Bethunc. Roosevelt students turn out to vote. The results were: Tex Thomas elected Student-body president; Don Story, vice-president: Barbara Nesting, secretary: and Laurel I'jal-stead, treasurer. One -Night in ParU— ZJheme o[ Jr.-Sr. Prom. Qoing Tjhrough the c4rc 3)’Z)riomphe BOOKROOM ASSISTANTS Row I: Sheila Anderson. Lola Scheaffer, Ellen Erickson. Marilyn Helm. Jack Thurman, Eddie Bear. Row 2: Michaeleen Hare, Betty Odom. Bennie Ware. Claudia Waite. Bill Sweetland. Steve Sorenson. Bill Kctrenos, Bruce Currier. Row 3: Myra Anderson, Mrs. Roe. Betty Reimers. John Dahlen. David Anderson. Paul Pitzcr, Melvin Mitchell. Row 4: Johnny Harris. John Nichols. Arlan Evenson. John Matich. I,arry Cleveland. Mark F.stey. Frank Hykc. Russell Paxton. Richard Anderson, Bob Odom, Mike Shrunk, Dick Spohn. Meredith Beal. Norman Nordruft. TICKETEERS Row I: Rcncllc Donaldson. Vicki Davis. Barbara Comstock, Jackie Carlson. Sandra Bauer. Rita Baker. Row 2: Gerric McDonald. Sandra MacKcnzic, Kay Hjalmaa, Gayla Guenther, Alice Galloway, Shirley Flora. Row 3: Mrs. Larson, Sharlene Young, Donna Niles, Jean McRcynolds. FIRE SQUAD During a fire drill members of the fire squad check all rooms for compliance with fin-regulations and make sure everyone is out. They keep traffic moving to evacuate the building-as hist as possible. Chairman is Don Storey. OFFICE HELP 156 The office helpers are assistants to the school secretaries. They write admittance slips, file, type, and serve as messengers for the secretaries and teachers. They come to the office during their study hall and receive no extra credit for it. CLUB PRESIDENTS The club presidents coordinate the activities of the clubs and formulate policy relating to them. They help conduct “Operation Campus” and make recommendations to the student council. Presidents: Dick Wilson, Dick Smith. REG PRESIDENTS Keg. presidents meet once every two weeks to discuss problems relating to the general student body. One of their main projects is to keep the campus clean. This year the reg. presidents inaugurated Cards and Flowers” for the welfare of sick students. Presidents: Dick Spohn, Duane Gatherer. The time of choosing our royalty is a wonderful one for Roosevelt. The Rose Festival is one of the most exciting events in the year for Portland. For all of the girls of the Senior class, from whom a princess will he selected, it is also an exciting time. Tension, emotion, fright and finally happiness for some arc all seen in great abundance. After the lucky girl is chosen to represent Roosevelt the whole school is behind her throughout all the ceremonies of the Festival. The remaining nine girls comprise our May Court. The May Queen rules over our May Fete ceremonies and the Iris Show. In the following pages we present Our Princess, Our May Queen, her May Court, and the Frcshic Court. O’ o Queen Mari Jewel Thomas and her May Court. f . Rose Festival Princess Barbara Lee Nesting. Court 9or 1956-1957 May Queen Mari Jewel Thomas Princess Susan Fraser i i Our Hre liLe Court Annually the Freshic Court is chosen and this year is no exception. The Court consists of a couple from each Freshman registration room. After being presented to the general student body in an assembly a king and queen is voted upon by ever)' student. Scott Davis and Sharon Schorpal, Arden Overby and Sharon Richardson, James Clark and Patty Van Riper, Larry Cussick and Carolyn Linquest, Joe Williams and Gloria Dixon, Roger Dimick and Sherry Nichols, Mel Storey and Ann Johnson. Phil Roth rock and Patsy Hcigcl, Anne Iverson, Kenneth Smith and Kenny Tiger, Larry Etzel and Judy Smith. Our Queen, Connie Nufer. Our King, Ray Mclnroy. 165 lull Student Council VERN SAVOLA Vice-President GEORGE GOBLE Treasurer ANDY LAWSON President So nigh is grandeur to our dust, So near to God is man, When Duty whispersdow, THOU MUST The youth replies, I CAN. DICK WILSON President of Club Presidents SUSAN ZIMMERDAHL Secretary SHERM COCHRAN Commissioner of Boys’ Activities 166 MARILYN MARTIN Girls’ League President DICK SPOHN President of Reg: Presidents RICKI PEPWORTH Ranger Editor Spring, Student Council DON STOREY Vice-President JEANETTESAARANEN Assistant Treasurer MIKE STONE Commissioner of Boys’ Activities CAROL ALLEN Ranger Editor I i BOBBY THOMAS President So nigh is grandeur to our dust, So near to God is man, When Duty whispers low, THOU MUST The youth replies, I CAN. DICK SMITH President of Club Presidents BARBARA NESTING Secretary LAUREL FJALSTAD Treasurer BONNIE COX Commissioner of Social Activities MARILYN MARTIN Girls’ la-ague President 167 YEARBOOK OFFICIALS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS Left to right, Row I: Pat Montag, Marilyn Martin, Rosalie Bearn, Vicki Davis. Row 2: Bob Bctkcr, Joe Janni, Ron Wilson, Harley Ridgway. SENIORS. UNDERCLASSMEN, AND FACULTY EDITORS Left to right, Row I: Ix rrainc Stevens, Glenda Chitwood, Judy Schuh, Dolores Patchin. Row 2: Betty Bogard. Rita Baker, Catherine MeNamarc, Roberta Kludt, Karen Sclland. ROYALTY. MUSIC. ASSEMBLIES. DRAMA EDITORS Left to right. Row I: Gcrrie Fisher, Karen SeUand, Kay Hjclm a, Sharon Widmcr, Nancy Bergman. Dolores Patchin. Row 2: Mavi Jean Danielson, Sharon Borg, Karen Brcvig, Marilyn Martin. SPORTS AND ARTIST EDITORS Row 1: Bob Matsunaga. Mike Barney, Jerry Rakes. Jesse Hudson.' Cordon Morsch. Gerrie Fisher. Row 2: jim Chambers. John Burkitt. Jim Ridenour. ADVERTISING AND AUTOGRAPH EDITORS Left to right, Row I: Dolores Patchin, Sandra Teed, Janice Ohm, Sharon Widmcr, Nancy Bergman, Pat Montag, Ix rraine Nail, Gaynel McGee. Row 2: Jim Ridenour. Ifeaxhook J eg J oom Content 170 2nd place: Reg. Room P. 12 is second-place winner in the sale of yearbooks. Mr. Younrr is the teacher. ganger J tewApaper Staff NEWSPAPER OFFICIALS. ADVISOR. AND PHOTOGRAPHER Dick Smith. Carol Peterson, Mr. Bowman. Sharon Lcflcr. Carol Allen. Linda Coffey, Mike DcBonny. ADVERTISEMENT DEPARTMENT Left to right, row I: Deanna Peters, Dixi Wagamont. Row 2: Edyth Struthers. Jackie Carlson, Pat Montag. CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT Left to right: Carol Peterson, Sharon Leflcr, Linda Coffey, Jackie Carlson. ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________171 PAGE I AND EDITORS Left to right, row 1: Linda Coffey, Carol Allen, Carol Peterson, Sharon Loflcr. Row 2: Helen Wolff, Rirki Popworth, Marilvn Thompson. PAGE III AND EDITORS ttlZc n'X'i ZT PC'CrS’ DiXiC WaSam°n'- 2; Li da C° Ed h Strothers, PAGE II AND EDITORS worth, Carol Allen. 172 S . V ' -t, - vv .. p.j Qolddig,g,et A This section is of some of the students of Roosevelt who have part time jobs after school. Some of them are in the work experience class, and some acquire the jobs on their own. Today students are taking an ever increasing part in the business world. CHOIR Left to Right, Rour I: Carol Allen. Kathic Stout. Linda Sloan, Sharon Noe, Charlene Sanderson, Luclla Clark, Dorothy Bolen, Glenda Larsgaard, Janice Benson, Rose Marie Napoleon. Moy Pederson. Row 2: Joanne Morris. Mary Jewel Thomas, Linda Harmen, Rita Brand, Bob Pyles, Dave Grasvik, Richard Hoisington, Mike Minsky, Carol Wagner, Joyce Petke. Row 3: Sylvia Sherman. Earlcnc Shipp. Gail Yoder. Judee Reeves, Dorothy Thompson. Ceotis Rhodes. George Mclnroy, Janet Cole, Barbara Nesting, Carol Peterson, Marilyn McLennan. Row 4: Larry Reierson. Richard Landreville, Bob Whitney, Lonnie Brcnningcr, Jim Panos. Shaun O'Drane, Dale Richardson, Mike Stone, Shirlene Swisher, Diane Enright. Edythe Struthers. Betty Rae Smith, Laurel Fjalstad. ORCHESTRA Left to Right, Row I: Norman Hoffman. Doris Sears. Ruth Blackley. Row 2: Pat Dens-more. Ray Hendricks. Robert Swint. Bill Bean. Norman Nordrifft. Row 3: Pat Pattec, Dave Bennett, Bill Shores. Dave Christensen, Kenny Clark. Ed Bear. Diane Snyder. Piano Players: Margarett Molotti, Orlcn Evenson. Not Pictured: Eyvonnc White, Darlene Russell. 177 GIRLS' Le to Right: Judcc Reeves, Linda Sloan, Ursula Crews, Marilyn Martin, Sylvia Sherman, 7iiift.? pat gcnnett Joan Tyler, Carol Wagner, Janice Benson, Judy Wiegman. ENSEMBLE BOYS' Hoi si n e ton Jim Phi,ipS, Mil C St°nC’ Dalc Richardson Mike Minisky, Richard ENSEMBLE Left to right, Row I: Rawland Mcllin, James Kennedy, Ed Brauncr. Row 2: Marcel Martin, Elaync Lawe, Pat Morrow, Tamara Butler. Row 3: Judy Jensen, Rosalie Clair-more, Marilyn Skinner, Adcal Heglcy. Center: Bill Bean. Rebecca White, Helen Winham, Robert Swint, Barbara Brooks. Ray Hendricks. Row 4: Jackie Jensen, Sharon Overby, Claudia Waite, Norman Notdurft. Row 5: Ed Bear, Robert Thompson, Kenny Clark, James Van Horn, Dave Christenson, Bruce Stoner. Row 6: Ellis Berg, Pat Markham, Norman Redbcrg, Lloyd Danilson, Larry Robinson. Row 7: Bill Shores, Dave Bennett, John Blakely. Rack row: Leslie Owen. George Gullixson, Paul Clark, Mike Crane, Pat Pattcc, Marian Hoover, Harold Brauner, Robert Hoover. t EP BAND Left to right, row I: Dave Christenson, Bill Shores, Dave Bennett. Row 2: Bill Bean, Dale Robinson, Norman Nordruft, Ray Hendricks. Row 3: Jim Van Horn, Ed Bear, Phil Rothrock, Buddy Lester, Robert Hoover. Row 4: Pat Pattcc, Mike Crane, Paul Clark. I National School cAteemblLeA Good singing by a religi-us quartet. Mr. Quaker spoke for juveniles. 181 Exchange students spoke in Assembly. Student Clection4 Voting by secret ballot?? Who received what???? The old receives from the new. i i 182 Chxi tmaA c?4A£entblle3 Sally McFaddcn narrated the story. ft I The girls at camp Blue ■ Lake bring in a frog to scare a counselor, but wind up scaring themselves and creating confusion in the comedy “Marko Goes A-Court-ing” CAST Pat Wills....... . Donna Niles Ruth ________________________Marlene Bottorf Jingo ................ Gcrric Fisher Lucy__________________Maureen Hall Stella.....................-Lorraine Stevens Cibby................. Marv Kohcr CAST Elbert____ Ginger Gwendolyn Blossom Robert Sam . ____ David Keirleber Doris Smith Mary Imdiekc Sandra MacKenzic Jessie Hudson Kenny Quist A wierd assortment of intellects and, scatterbrains going on a picnic find themselves in odd situations when Blossom falls in love in “Antic Spring.” Laurie Huntington comes home from a college psychology course and proceeds to psychoanalyze the entire family in the comedy “The Little Dog Laughed.” CAST Laurie Huntington---- Sidney Huntington---- Martha Huntington____ Wally Hutington______ Miss Gustavcsky ..... Joan Wood ___________ Mark Bradford Horatio Honeywell______ Diane Gadotti -John Thurman Donna Sarrett ...Jim Fortuny ... Doris Smith Jean Bonebreak Bill Stevenson . Jessie Hudson 184 Posing informally from left t right, bottom row, arc Jim Bell, Robert Matsimaga, and Luther Sturtevent. From left to right, top row, arc Susan Warren, Shelly Brink, and Jackie Hanson. After careful study and research, the two opposing teams are ready to present their debate. Negative, from left to right, arc Susan Warren and Jackie Hanson. Affirmative are Vernon Chatman and Luther Sturtevent. The members of the debate team pose after attending a speech meet at Linfield College. Members of the senior men’s division were Luther Sturtevent and Jim Bell. The girls’ junior division was attended by Susan Warren and Jackie Hanson. 185 .87 Marv Cross Shop talk. 190 Jre hman football Jerry Anderson Carl Preciso Woody Andc Jerry Eycstonc Allen Papworth Dennic deFrcitas Jim Chambers Dick Flood Joe Phillips Mike Minsky Jim Luening Sherm Cochran Darold Carpenter 193 194 Scrimmage practice. football Summa ty In pre-season football the Teds played spectacular ball against the Cave Men from Grants Pass. The Teds held first half with a 13-7 lead, hut the Cave Men came through with three more | oints in the remaining quarters. Lincoln used short plunges to reach Rosevelt’s end one twice in the last three quarters of the play as they moved past the Roughriders who tied them at halftime 7-7. Grant buzzed out to a 20-0 lead at halftime when Roosevelt broke through with a lone touchdown in the fourth quarter. After a scoreless first period with Washington, the Teds came through with three touchdowns with Eycstone on a 45-yard pass and a run from Carpenter and Eyestone on two 8-yard scoots. Roosevelt pulled a second-half turnabout to stop Franklin. Franklin held the lead at halftime 6-0, but the 'Feddies took the game by a good margin in the third and fourth quarters. Roosevelt was downed by Cleveland but they scored three touchdowns with Carpenter going 20 yards. Philips scored on a pass from Carpenter, and Gary Gray went nine yards. In the game with JefTerson, Roosevelt was shut out of the game but they had good spirit and kept on trying even though the score was mounting against them. Roosevelt held a 7-0 lead over Henson in the first quarter, but Henson broke loose and was good for 33 points in the remaining quarters. $V’a Z)ie 3or City Championship The Junior Varsity turned in one of Roosevelt’s finest Junior Varsity seasons. They won six while only losing one. This year’s team was deep in playing ability as well as spirit. Its only defeat came at the hands of JefTerson. who also tied for the crown. The onlv teams scoring against them were Lincoln and JefTerson. Some of the outstanding games were played against Grant. Lincoln and Franklin. Players who turned in outstanding performances were Mike O’Hcarne. Ray Fuller. Harold Hishop and Don Knight. 196 c4ll-Spott banquet Vatslty (Basketball, 1956-57 I he Roosevelt Varsity Basketball Team experienced a thrilling season winning 11 and losing 11. Bud Gronquist enjoyed his first year of coaching the Roosevelt Basketball Team. Summary, o BooSevelt Varsity (Basketball Z)eam 1956- The Roosevelt Rough riders climaxed their season with two thrilling victories over the Engineers of Benson and the Jefferson Democrats. Each contest was won by two points, with Roosevelt pulling out victorious in each. The Teddies enjoyed a good season, winning 11 and losing 11. The team showed constant pep and lots of spirit as they finished in the number five spot in the PIE. They started League competition with three straight victories over Cleveland, Washington, and Woodrow Wilson. Then trouble began and it took the 'Poddies a couple of games to get their range back on the firing line. Although the Teds lost twice to the Grant Generals, co-holders of the PIL crown, they went down fighting in both games. The latter was won by the Generals in the last moments of the game. Even though it wasn’t a spectacular season, the Teddies enjoyed some victorious moments, in winning Henson twice, Washington by a one-point margin, and the last game of the year over Jefferson. In the game against Jefferson, Mike Bopp pulled the strings in Roosevelt’s favor by swishing a 30-foot set shot with no more than a second to go. All in all the Teds have had a successful season and should have a good squad for next season having Sherm Cochran, Joe Massey, Dick Flood, Jim Chambers, Gary Gray, Jim Phillips, Jim Luening, and Doug Welch as returning MANAGERS — This year’s basketball managers. Maurice lettermen. Caba and Gordon Morsch, completed their first year and enjoyed every minute. They were constantly hustling all the time to keep the team moving. 198 Bob Fredrickson succeeds in a Ion shot. PRE-SEASON 1956-1957 ROOSEVELT ROUGH RIDERS Home Score Opponents Roosevelt ...52 Central Catholic ... .. 60 Roosevelt . - ... 49 Lake Oswego ... 34 Roosevelt ... 53 Lake Oswego .... 30 Roosevelt ....52 Astoria ....... ...57 Roosevelt ...53 Hudson’s Bay . 35 Roosevelt .61 Gresham ...59 The teddies tussle over the ball. Jim Chambers waits for an opening to shoot. Shcrm w a t c h c s as Gary puts one in against the Generals. Phillips waits to shoot the ball n the basket. Cock ran waits re; to receive the ball. Valentine Day's Game—The teachers versed the Seniors, the final score, 34 to 34. SEASONAL SCORES Roosevelt ...64 Cleveland .57- Roosevelt ... 48 Washington .47 Rookcvelt 71 Woodrow Wilson 40 Roosevelt ...48 Grant .54 Roosevelt ... 39 Lincoln . 61 Roosevelt ....50 Franklin . 62 Roosevelt 48 Benson .. 38 Roosevelt 41 Jefferson .54 Roosevelt 53 Cleveland .59 Roosevelt . 49 Roosevelt . 51 Roosevelt 49 Roosevelt . 52 Roosevelt . 50 Roosevelt .... . 52 Roosevelt . 51 Overall Totals— -Won Washington ____ Woodrow Wilson Grant.......... Lincoln ....... Franklin ...... Benson . _______ Jefferson...... 11 Lost 11 63 40 54 74 61 50 49 Phillips looks on as Gray shoots. JOE PHILLIPS Senior Forward DICK FLOOD Junior Guard DAVID CRASVIK Senior Forward % t B tS WILLIE DUKE BETHUNE Senior Forward m 1 JIM LUENING Junior Forward JIM PHILLIPS Junior Forward SHERMAN COCHRAN Junior Center MIKE BOPP Senior Guard 203 9teskman (Basketball ZJeam 1956-57 Freshman team, left to right, row I: Jack Newvcrry, Danny Sarrct. Don Slusher. Row 2: Gavin Ferguson, Roger Demick, Claud Levine, Eldrigc Brown, Norman RedBird. Row 3: Phil Roth-rook, Don Salyers. Row 4 standing: Mr. Jones. Dick Heider, Jim Olson, Eldon Smith. Mike Schrunk, Leslie White, James Emery. FIRST (top six players) Mike Schrunk Jim Olson Jack Newberry Don Salyers QirU (Basketball TJeam 1956-57 SCORES TEAMS WINNER Jefferson vs. Roosevelt _____________ Jefferson ------ Roosevelt vs. Corvctt, Ore........... Roosevelt ... Franklin vs. Roosevelt___________ __ Roosevelt David Douglas vs. Roosevelt__________ Roosevelt — Roosevelt vs. Sacred Heart........... Sacred Heart SCORE .. 22-21 ..43-26 .66-28 -Default 39-23 I.efl to right. Row I: Joyce Pilgrim, Sandra Dunn, Jean Wiemcr, Marie Johnson, Della Johnson. Row 2: Virginia Hopkins, Maxine Weaver, Louise Spencer, Jan Phillips, Marilyn Mclennan, Mari Jewel 1 hontas. SEASONAL SUMMARY This year’s Girls’ Basketball team enjoyed a thrilling season, winning two games and losing three. They worked hard and played a good game each time, even though there were only five games. The team consisted of nine Seniors and two Juniors. Next year the team will have to start with only two old members and nine new members; but they have high hopes that they will be able to do as good a job as the girls have done this year. oo eve Roger Hcigcl—Rally King Sandra Taylor Rita Baker Kenny Love 206 Judy Jensen Dale Richardson Cro Country, Coach McDaniels bricls the varsity cross country team — ,i— jjjg mcct at Benson. David Smith warms up Don Chewning heads toward the finish line in city meet at Franklin high school. The Roosevelt varsity cross country team placed fourth in the annual state meet held at Lewis and Clark College on November 10th. Thirty-three high schools in the state of Oregon competed. Richard Hoisington came in first for Roosevelt and placed 11th in the meet. Other runners who placed for the Roughriders were Larry Reierson, Bill Parks, Kenny Love, Bill MeFadden, David Smith, and Ken I each. A new record was set in the junior varsity division. The new winning time for the mile and one-fourth is 6.20.1 set by a Lake Oswego lad. The former record was 6.21.1 Only three runners from Roosevelt entered in the J.V. race. They were David Anderson, Don Chewning, and team captain, Frank Hyke. This year, Roosevelt had the best cross country team in our school history. Mr. McDaniels, the coach, did an excellent job of handling the team. Bob Matsunaga was the manager of both teams. Three of our best runners will be graduating tliis year. They arc Richard Hoisington, Ken Love, and Bill MeFadden. Roosevelt was undefated in the triangular meets. On November 2nd, the Teddies finished fourth in the city meet. 208 The Roosevelt High School Varsity Cross Country Team finishes fourth place in the annual city meet held at Franklin High School. Hack, left to right: Larry Roierson. Ken Leach. Bill Parks. David Smith. Mr. McDaniels (coach),Richard Hois-ington, Ken Love, Bill MeFadden, Bob Matsunaga. ARSITY :AM J. V. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM From far left: Bill Parks, David Anderson, Bob Matsunaga (manager), Frank Hyke, Harold Ehlert, Don Chewning, Fred Acquin. Swim Z)eam BOYS' SWIM TEAM The boys’ swim team, coached by Mr. McDaniels, ended the season with one win and seven defeats. Jerry Anderson was high scorer for the Teds, followed closely by Jerry Hendricks. The relay team, composed of Leonard Adams, Jerry Hendricks, and Lauren Larson, went to the city meet. The relay team placed sixth in both the 60-yd. freestyle and the 50-vd. breaststroke. The meet was held at the Multnomah Athletic Club. Jim Fortune (diving), Loran Larson. Jerry Anderson. A meet at Couch School. Left to right: Dave Christenson, Dick Norton, I.oran Larson, Jim Fortuny. Jerry Anderson, Jerry Hendricks. 210 QiiU Swim Z)eam GIRLS' SWIM TEAM The girls’ team was plagued by lack of members. They went through the season recording one win and seven defeats. Their only win came at the expense of Girls’ Poly. Helen Wolfe was the team’s top scorer of the regular season with 81 points. She was followed bv Darlene Charbonneau with 64. Patty Houghton was the team manager. In evaluating the season, Mrs. Young said. “For the season and the number of members that showed up, the team did well.” Carol Coddington Teds 31, Jeff 56 Teds 15. Grant 58 Teds 17, Wash. 76 Teds 46. Girls P. 22 Teds 20. Wod. W. 68 Teds 11. Cleve. 38 Teds 10. Line. 73 Teds 29, Frank. 63 Total. 179. Opp. 454 Won 1. lost 7 Coach Young watches action during meet at Couch. Miska Hart (center), jumps into lead as Diane Wcst-erhouse (left) and Georann Ferra follow. Left to right: Carol Coddington, Roberta Ix ng. Helen Wolff. Miska Hart, Georgann Ferra, Diane Wcsterhousc. Elvera F.ilts. VaxHty JSaAeball 1956-57 Vanity Team, left to right. Row I: Joe Phillips, Daioltl Carpenter, Harold Brenner, Jerry Eyestone, Ray April. Row 2: Tom Williams. Don Knight. Cordon MOisch. Bob Shoenhut, Jcnv Biotcn. Row 3: Ed Karth. Tom Hawk. Carl Preciso. Cary Grav. Jim Chambm. Row 4: Mr. Younec. Vern .Sasola. Donalr Carpenter. Andy Lawson. Woody Anderson, Maurice Caba. rv and 3xe hman JSaAeball 1956-57 Mr. Shechy was I lie Ftcshinan ami Junior Varsity haw hall coaril for this year’ train. SEASONAL SUMMARY Benson — lost 9 — Jim Olson and Lyle Moore pitched. Fourteen Roscvclt strikeouts led to defeat. Cleveland — won 6-5. Olson was winning pitcher. Lincoln — won 8-6 in ninth inning. Olson scored win with relief by DcSordi in the ninth. Well-played game with fine biting and lelding. Jecerson — lost 13-4 after jumping to a four-run lead. Fifteen errors plus poor stick work led to the drubbing. Franklin — won 17-7. The team pounded three Franklin pitchers for 13 hits. A home run and single by Steve DeSordi and a pair of triples by Mike O’Hcarn. Grant — lost 8-0. The Generals continued their undefeated string when our team could gather only Ive scattered hits. Roosevelt had more hits from the Grant pitcher than he had allowed in four games before this time. Washington — lost 10-9. Lyle Moore pitched a fine game until he tired in the fifth when a combination of walks, errors and hits brought in seven runs for Washington. Ray Morsch did relief work. Roosevelt scored twice in the sixth inning. Wilson — won 6-5. Ray Morsch and Jim Olson combined their ecorts in striking out eight batters and allowing eight hits. Sixteen Roosevelt players saw action. The 4-4 season can’t be accepted as a good one but the team showed great possibilities on occasion. A number of the individuals will definitely be on next year’s varsity. Left to light. Now I: Frank Arman. Arthur Schlak. Skip Walker, Ted Young, Nomian Nordrift, Dave Phillips, John. Snmoppi, Jerry Nightengale. Tom llclbert. Now 2: Bob Dawson, Kay Morvch, I-airy Means, Paul Henry. Danny Sarrelt, Joe Williams, Steven DeSordi, Dennis Slade. Bob Whitney, Manager. Now 3: Gary Mansavage, Lyle Moore. Dick Sullivan. Bob Biekle, Mike Schiunk, Elton Smith. Albeit Rice. Dick Norton. Jim Olson. Now 4: Gaiy Beveiage. Wiley Compton, Gary Meicer, Jack Anderson, Mike O'Hearn. Mi. Shechy. WOODY ANDERSON Second Base TOM HAWK Catcher EDDIE KARTH Pitcher TOM WILLIAMS Outfield GORDON MORSCH Pitcher 214 JIM CHAMBERS First Bast RAY APRIL Pitcher The Roosevelt Rugh Riders won three out of six pre-season games for .500 Pet. Darrel Carpenter was the pre-season hitting star, while Bob Schocnhut, Ed Karth and Gordon Morsch proved to be the mound mainstays. Each won a verdict. ANDY LAWSON Short Stop 217 Vax A it if lAJxe tlincf Z)eam The Varsity Wrestling team this year was coached by Mr. Shcchy. WRESTLING TEAM This was the second year Roosevelt has had wrestling as a major sport. The wrestling team under the supervision of Coach Sheehy has good potential, and with more experience they will have a fine season next year. The teds only won one meet this season, hut they showed they have some outstanding matmen like Bob Pyle who won first place in the city meet, Jim Harris who came in second, Willie Nonnan who came in third, and Jerry Anderson who came in fourth. Jim Harris also had two wins in the State tournament, placing Roosevelt second among city schools represented. Ray Mclnroy toes in for an escape. Larry Cusick has his opponent in a wrestling lock. 218 Bruce Stoner has the advantage over his opponent. PRE-SEASON Roosevelt 13 Fort Vancouver 48 Roosevelt 2 . . . Molalla 52 Roosevelt 13 Scappoosc 43 Roosevelt 14 . . Estacada 49 SEASON Roosevelt 20 Cleveland 39 Roosevelt 50 .Washington 15 Roosevelt 18 .Wilson 40 Roosevelt 20 Grant 39 Roosevelt 18 Lincoln 41 Roosevelt 11 . Franklin 42 Roosevelt 8 Jefferson 46 Roosevelt 14 Benson 35. VARSITY TRACK I.eft to right, Row 1: Charlie Wysinglc, Richard Tocllc, David Ervin, Dick Iloisinglon, Clarence Nelson. Bill MeFadden. Jim Phillips. James Powel. Steve Arnold. Row 2, standing: Roy Powers, Sherm Cochran, Dick Flood, Dave Smith, Cliff Dawning. Bob Pyles, Ernie May, Jim Luening, Bob Bonito. Dennis DeFreitas, Bob Difflcy, Chuck I liggens, Harley Ridgeway, Oliver McClenden. Dave Christenson. Dick Spohn, Jerry Hendricks, Ray Fuller, Fred Bishop, Joe Massey, Kenny Orr. J V TRACK Left t right, seated: Richard Ryerson, Harold Bishop, Richard Parker, Mike Delaughter, Bill Miller, Pat Smith. Bruce Stoner. Dave Bennet. Kneeling: Gary Mick. Frank Freer, Pat Morrison, Bill Pards, Dave Anderson, Don Salyers, Jim Emery, Ron Sample, Jim Boyce, Wayne Everson. Frank Hyke. Standing: George Phillips. Robert Brooks. Jack Newberry. Bob Eakin, Joe Delaughter. Bill Ware. Tom Moore, Don Jamison, Mel Storey, Dirk LaBlond. Neil Buckley, Lavinc Briggs, A1 Papworth. Ray Mclnroy. Standing, rear: Gary Myers, Jim Pillhead. Don Chewing, Grant MeCullar, Ellis Burg, Paul Cook. 220 HARLEY RIDGWAY JIM PHILLIPS Shot Put HARLEY RIDGWAY JIM LUENING Hurdles High Jump CLARENCE NELSON High Jump BILL' MeFADDEN Broad Jump MR. McCOY MR. CROSS Coaches BOB DI1TLEY High Jump KEN OAR “The Start AL PAP WORTH - BILL MILLER “The Pass” BILL MeFADDEN “The Finish 221 CLIFF BAWLING “Poli;. Vault RAY FULLER “Javelin” DAVE DONALDSON NOEL JOHNSON TOM J ELLISON “Managers” FRED BISHOP “Javelin” KEN LEACH “100-Yd. Dash’ STEVE ARNOLD “Discus” KEN LOVE SHERM COCHRAN “2-Mile Relay” Marilyn McClcnnin Kneeling: Diane Dunn, Carol Martinson. Bcrylc Bickel. Standing: Jean Boncbrake, Marilyn McClcnnin, Beverly Bonebrake. Shelly Brink. Mrs. Hinastu. Mike Frakes Paul Grinscll Mari Jewel Thomas Beverly Jermann Joan Kesch BOYS' TENNIS ow Mr. Duckcring, Coach, Scott Davis, Vernon Chatman, Mike Frakes, Paul Grinscll, Norman Panian, Kenneth Smith. 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John. 97 Benito. Bob. 69 Bennett, Bonnie, 97 Bennett, David. 85 Bennett, Pat. 10. 118 Bennett. Peggy, 69 Benson, Janice, 10, 118 Benson, Nano, 10 Benson, Slier ric. 97 Beimay. Eugene, 10 Berg; Ellis. 97 Bcrgivin, Larry, 70 Berghind, Lorna, 11 Bergman, Nancy, 11 Berry, Ann, 85 Berry, Don. 70 Besson. Barbara. 97 Bethel). Carl. 85 llcthcjl. James, 97 Bcvciidgc, Gary, 97 Beveridge, Kraig, 70 Beyer,-Petra. 83 Birrman. Landa, 85, 121, 132 Bisclroff. Barbara. 11 Bishop, Dor thy, 97 Bishop, Ficd. 0 Bishop. Harold. 85 Iljshop, Judith. 97 Bittcrman. Bonnie. 85 Bixel. Ernie, 85 Black, Gaiy. 85 Bladow, Boh. 70 lllakely, John Blakely. Ruth. 97 Blayney, Sharon, 97 Hleakney. Diane, 85 Blchm, Ron. II Blcsencr. Duane. 11 Hlom. Dianna, 97 Blomquist. Beverly. 70 Boddington, Ron. 11 Bogard. Belly, 70 Bogard. Dale, 97 Bogle. Lylace. 85 Bogus. Darwin, 70 Bolen, Doiothy. 11, 118 Boncbrakc. Beverly. 97 Boncbrakc Jean, ii, 123 Boomer, Linda. 85 Bopp. Larry. 70. 119. 28 Bopp. Mike. 12. 128. 134 Borg. Sharon, 12 Borrclli. Anthony. 12 Bomisso. Kathleen. 70 Borrusso. Priscilla. 85 Bottorf, Marlene, 12 Bouchor. Janis, 97 Bouchor. William, 70 Bowers. Karen. 12 Boyce, Kathryn, 12, 137 Boyce. Richard. 85 Boyd. Nancey. 85 Brand. Rita. 70. 117 Brandt, Alto, 85 Brandt. Fred. 12. 130, 134 Braun. Ruth. 70 Brauncr, Eddy. 85 Brauncr. Harold. 12. 134 Bredeen, Shcrron, 97, 136 Brcmgcr._ Lonnie. 70 Brevig, Karen, 13 Briggs. Levine. 85 Brink. Shelley, 85, 136 Bristow, Mike. 13 Brooks. Barbara. 70 Brooks, Bob Brooks. Robert Sun. 97 Brookshire, Bob. 86 Brotcn, Gerald, 97 Brown, Caiol. 97 Brown, Eldridgc, 97 Brown, Browr Biowr Btowi Brown, Ralph, 13 Biungard. Barbara, 70 Btyant. Oscar. 10 Buck. Lou Ann, 13. 132, 133, 137 Buckner, Luannc, 97 Buckner, Pete. 13. 119 Bud nick. Marie. 86 Buigcr. Franccc. 13 Bunch, Patty, 97 Bui kilt, John. 13. 119, 128 Burley, Neil. 97 Buinuoiih. Harold, 97 Burris. Patricia. 97 Bmtch. Lynn, 97 Busch. Dorothy, 70 Butler. Carolyn. 97 Butler, Claudia. 86, 135 Butler, Marlys. 70 Butler. Tamara. 97 Byers. David. 86 Caba. Maurice. 80 Cain. Charles. 86 Calcango. Betty, 70. 133 Callalian. Shelia. 86 Camp. Larry. 70 Campbell. Lorna, 13 Campbell. Janet. 70. 123 Campbell. Sally. 97 Cannard, Audrey. 86 Cannon. Keith. 70 Carlson. Jackie, 14, 121 Carpenter. Bonnie, 86. 126 Carpenter, Darold, 14. 127, 134 Carpenter. Don. 14. 127. 134 Carr. Gloria, 14 Carr, Grant. 14 Carr. William. 97 Carrier, Floicncc. 97 Carroll. Jim. 14. 119, 128, 134 Carter, Kathv. 97 Carter, Lloyd. 14 Carter, Ruth. 86 Carson. Lucian. 15. 134 Carver. Ruth, 76 Case. Priscilla. 15 Castro. Narcisco_. 97 Cavanaugh. Dixie. 76 Chadek. Kenneth. 15 Chambers, Charlotte. 71 Chambers. Don. 97 Chambers. Jim. 71._ 134 Chaoman. Arlene. 71 Chapman. Barbara Chapman. Phyllis. 97 Chase, Carolyn. 97 Charbonneau, Darlene. 81 Chatman. lean. 71. 146 Chatman. Veron. 15. 134, 144 Chcllis. James Chewing. Don. 97 Chitwood. Glenda. 15. 118 Christian. David. 71. 134 Clairmore. Rosalie. 15, 133 Clancy. Allen. 86. 132 Clark. Homer. 71. 134 Clark. Luclla, 15. 132 Clark, James. 98 Clark, fohn. 86 Clark. Judith. 98. 126 Clark. Kenton. 120, 127 Clark. Paul, 98 Clement. Stanley, 86 C.leucland. Larry, 98. 135 Clint, Joan. 86. 135 Clint, Joanne. 86, 135, 136 Clint. Susan. 98 Clovis, Johnny. 16. 127 Cochran, Colleen. 97. 132 Cochran. Shcrm, 71. 134 242 3n cl ex Caddjngton. Carol, 98 Coddingoin, Jerry, 71 Codi, Dick. 71 Colley. Linda. 16. 137 Cole, Janet. 16 Coleman. Michael. 86, 132 Colling . Althea. 86 Colling). Audrey, 16 Compton, Wylie. 98 Comstock. Barbara. 16 Comstock. Pat. 98 Conklin. Dorothy. 71 Conn, Jerald. 71 Cook. Paul. 98 Cooper. James. 98 Cooper. Sarah. 16. 11_8 Cocpiillelte. Sandra. 71 Oospcr, Eloise. 71 Coulsnn. Bill. 86 Coulson. Noel. 16 Coury. Raymond. 86 Couts. Clolloid. 71 Couts. Judy. 86. 123 Coville. Donald. 86 Cox. Bonnie. 71 Cox. Christine. 86 Cox. Donald. 71 Coyle. Cheryl. 98 Corad. Phyllis. 98. 132 ' Cram. Mary. 86 Cram. Claudia. 86. 121, 126 Cron). Paul. 98 Crane. Mike. 16 Crawford. Janicn. 86. 135 Creighton, Judy. 71 Crews. Carol. 98 Cress . Ursula. 71 Crogg. Terry. 86 Crystal. James. 98 Cttt ns. Joanne. 1 8 Currier. Bruce. 98 Curtis. Barbara. 17. 124. 133. 137 Curtis. Sandra. 86. 117, 137 Cttsick. Lar ry. 98 Cyders. Jean. 71 Dahlett, Clair. 98 Dalilen. Cay. 71 Dahlett. John. 98 Danfoith. Jeannine. 17 Danielson. Lloyd. 1 8 Danielson. Matijean. 17 Daugherty. Douglas. 86 Davcy. Judith. 98. 136 Davis. Beverly, 17 Davis. Norman. 71 Davis. Scott. 98 Davis. Vicki. 17. 117. 133 Dassson. Bob. 86 Dasvson. Georgia. 17, 132 Dawson, Tommy. 71. 128 Debontty. Mike, 71. 120. 126 DeFreitas. Dertnis. 17. 117, 128 Deisv. Peter. 98 DeLano. Mike. 17. 119. 128 Delaughter. Joey. 98 Delaughter, alike. 86 IVMoss. Warren. 98 Dcttstnore. Patricia. 86 Derflcr. Rosa. 71 Detfler. William. 86 Desmet. Gordon. 98 DeSordi. Steven. 98 Dcsasrlt. Barry. 98 Devine. Peggy. 98 Dickman. Chris. 18 Diet . James. 71 Diffelv. Robert. 71. 134 Dimiek. Roger. 98 Ditter. Clara. 18. 133. 135 Dixon. Doiis. 97 Dixon. Gloria. 98. 136 Dixon. Joannene. 86 Dixon. Marvin. 86 Dockers. Lavcrn, 86 Docring. Linda. 86 Donaldson, David. 71 Donaldson. Paul. 18 Donaldson. Retrcllc. 18. 123, 132, 133, 136 Doty. Richard. 98 Downing. Clifford. 71, 125 Downing. Jerry. 97 Downing, Pat. 86. 121, 128 Dtenkltaltatt. Hans. 71 Duke. Willie. 18. 119. 128. 134 Dunltam. Dennis, 18 Dunltam. Frank. 18 Dunn. Diane. 98. 136 Dunn. Sa dra. 18 Dyltr. Judith, 20 Eakitt. Bobby. 98 Fakirs. Frank. 98 Edwatdsott. Maurice. 72 Edwatdsott. Mike. 87 Eggison. Joan. 19 Elrlert. Harold. 98 Ejlts, Elveta. 19 Eisemtta. Carol, 87 Eldredgc. Eugenia. 98 Eliott, Blanding. 98 Eller. Jim. 19. 120. 127 Eliilrec, Donald. 73 Elliott. David. 87 Elliott. Lernanr. 72 Ellis. Russell. 72 Emerson. Margie. 87, 117, 132 Emery. Arthur. 98 Enright. Diane. 19. 117, 36 Eptrcrson. Ray. 72 Epirdett. Gonul. 19. 137 Erdaltl. Charles. 98 Erickson. Don. 87 Erickson. Ellen. 72. 136 Ernst. Judy. 72 F.stcy. Mar k. 87. 135 Ethridge. Donna, 98 F.lzcl. I-arty. 9 Evans. Waller. 98 Evalt. Annette. 87 Evcnson. Arlan. 19. 135 Evensett. Wayne. 87, 127 Evcrsasrl. Nancy. 1 8 Eyestone. Jerry, 20, 134, 126 Evcxtone. Richard. 98 Fahey. Marguerite. 98 Fahey. Mary Ann. 87 Fallikee. Tim. 98 Fart. Georgia. 98 Feniinore. James. 82 Felton. Gloria. 73 Fetko, Mary. Ann. 20 Ferry. Fred. 87 Ferguson. Gavin. 87 Fedje. F.llen. 72. 112. 122 Ferguson. Boh Firestrnberg. Barbara. 117 Firestcnberg. Bobby. 98 Fisher. Geraldine. 73 Fislrer. Ian, 87 Fisher. Sandy. 72. 122 Fisher. Sharon. 98 Fjalstad. Lanrel. 72. 121 Flanders. James. 72 Flood. Dick. 72. 117. 119. 127. 134 Flora. Shirley. 2( . 132, 137 Flynn. Daniel. 98 Foclc. Ron. 87 Fantana. log. 72 Fantana. Ralph. 98 Fortuny, lim. 20. 119, 128, 134 Fowler, Carolyn, 72 Fowler, Deanna. 72, 133 Fox. Judv. 87 Frakcs. Mike. 72 Fraser. Kay. 87. 126 Fraser. Susan, 20. 117 Frederickson. Bob. 20, 119, 128, 134 Freeland. Virginia. 87 Freer. Franci ._87 Frceburg. Marie. 87 Freizc. Robert. 72 Fuller, Claudia. 98 Fuller. Ray. 98 Furrer. Carol. 72 Gabel. Harold. 9® Gadotti. Diane. 20. 123. 124, 132 Galloway. Alice. 21. 118 Gardner. Carlccn, 21 Gardner, Eva. 21. 121 Gardner. Lawrence. 72 Garkie. ojhn. 98 Garlington. Donna. 72, 117, 136 Caskill. Bob. 21. 120 Gatherer. Duane. 21. 119. 128 Gatherer. Derry. 19. 126. 132 Gcldakcr. Gail. 72 Gcldaker. Mary. 99 Gentry. Barbara. 87 Gcrder. John, 99 Gidden. Billie Ciclhclhousc. Susan, 99 Gicrlich. Alvin, 87 Gilbert. Linda, 72. 17 Gilchrist. Ronald. 91 Gilliland. Dave. 99 Gillpatriek. Phyllis. 82 Cleaves. Michacla. 98 Gobcl. George. 10 Goff, Mary. 99 Goff. Ted. 72 Coin. Bill. 99 Golader, John. 21 Goladcr. I’hillip. 21 Gon ale . T. C.. 1 9 Good. Howard. 99 Goodridge. Gary. 87 Gooseberry. Yvette. 99 Gooseberry. I.avcrn. 22. 132 Gortmakcr. Joan. 87, 126 Grant. Loric. 87 Grannell. Shirley. 87. 122 Ctasvik. David. 22. 134 Grasvik. Sylvia. 72 Gray. Gary. 72. 119. 134 Grey. Slraton. 99 Green. Carol. 22 Green. Margaret. 1 8 Green. Martin. 99 Greene. Mclta Green. Bill. 99 Greene. Virginia. 99. 126 Grieson. Judy. 99 Griffrth. Glen. 72 Grifferth. Robert. 87 Crimstud. Gary. 99 Gritssell, Paul. 87 Grubbs. Robert. 87 Guenther. G vla. 22. 122 Guess. Bill. 73 Gulhranson. Joann. 99 Gullixson. George. 87 Gustafson. Dean. 22 Gustafson. Judith. 87. 136 Guthrie. Marilyn. 87. 123 Hackc. Aria. 22 Hackcnbctg. Dan. 22 Haver. Rod. 22. 128 Haliski. Anthony. 99 Haliski. Edward. 72 Halkinrudc. Donna. 23 Hall. Cary. 23 Hall. Kathryn. 98 Hail. Maureen. 23 Ita son. Sharettc. 87 Maivonon. Kenneth. 23 Harnalaincn. Anne. 99 Hamilton. Michael. 99 Hammond. Everett. 99 lf.im.cn. Linda. 23. 118. 124. 133. 137 Hancock. Ethel. 99 Hancock. Wayne. 73 Haney. Winifred. 83 Hansen. Brusc. 23. 138 Hansen. Merle. 23 3ndex Hansen. Myrna. 87 Hansen. Ronald. 87 Hanson. Diane. 73 Hanson. Jackie. 132 Haidivnn. Kenneth. 83 Hate. Joanne. 24. 132 Hate. Michaclccnc, ‘18 Harper. Geraldine. 87 Hatiis. James. 73 Harris, Jean. 83 Harris. Walter. 73 Harrison. Faye. 24. 122. 132. 133, 137 Hartford. Joan. 99 Hart. Arthur, 24 Han. Miska. 24. 117 Hatties-. Coniatl, 9!) Hanley. Marlene. 99 Haskins. Sharon. 99 Has lay. Dennis, 99 I fai ien. Nadeen. 98 Hasvk. Tommy. 99 Haws. Dennis. 99 Haves. Sandra. 99 1 lefsert. Tom. Hit ilcider. Richard. 99 Heigh?. Rotter. 24. 119. 28 Hriglc. Patricia. 99. 132 llelicerson. Carl. 99 Hclgcrron. Delilah. 88. 121. 126 Helm. Bonnie. 88. 135 Helt el. Elaine. 99 Helt el. Mike. 99 Hemry. Ficd. 99 Hemdiicks. Jerry. EH Hendricks. Ravmond. 125 Handrirkson. Brenda. 99 Henry. Paul. ! 9 Higgins. Charles. 98 Iliglcy. Edell. 117 Hinkle. Mike. 99 Hielniaa. land. 99 Hielmaa. Kav. 24. 122 Hoak. Alford. 24 Holier. Darlene. ‘19 I iliffrnan. Bert. 24. 134 Hoffman. Norman. 23 Hn’so. Sandra. ! 9 Hogan. Phillip. 99 Hogan. Wavne. 99 Ilohensee. lone. 25. 117. 132. 133 Hoisincton. Ri- haul. 25. 127, 234 Hoke. Carol. 87 Holier. Larvrenre Holts. Ronald..23. 119. 128. 134 Holver. Feannic, 73 Holleoel. O ils 8 Hollis. Ethel. 126 Hoover. Don. 26 Hoover. Marian. 99 Hoover. Robert. 99 Hopkins. Anna. 99. 124 Honkins. Virginia. 25. 136 Horsey. Joanne. 83 Hourhton. Patricia. 26. 117 Hosvlctt. Sandra. 88 Howard. Bertha Howard. Frank. 99 Howard. Joy. 88 Howard. Kay. 21 Howard. Larrv. 88 Howard. Patricia. 21 Hubert, Janice. 99 Hudson. Jesse, 26, 120, 127 Hull. Jackie. 73 Hurd. Carv. 83 Hunt. Brenda, 99 Hutchins. Sylvia. 99 Hylic. Frank. 99. 135 Imdiekc. Ed. 83 Imdiekc. Mary Lou, 26 Imcl, Sharon. 73 Mey.Judy. 99 Iverson. Anne, 99 amison. Archie. 83 amison. Barbara, 26. 126 amison. Do Anna. 88. 126 amison. Don. 99 anni. Joe. 26. 120 offers. Don. 99 effers. Frank. 88 rllison. Thomas. 73 enkins, Betty Jo, 26 ensen. ackie, 73. 117 ensen, Judy. 26. 1_17. 132 ensen. Lee Ann. 73 ensen. Margo. 73. 135 enson. Jearldiitc. 88, 117 eimann. Beverly. 26. 117, 132, 136 odoin. Janies. 88 ohn.ton, Ann. 124. 126 ohnson. Arthur. 99 ohnson. Betty Jean. 26. 117, 136, J37 Sohnson. Della. 72. 136 ohnson. Donald ohnson. Dorothv. 73 ohnson. Faye. 88 Johnson. Fred, 88 Johnson. Karen, 88 Johnson. Mar ie. 26 Johnson. Mary, 99. 136 Johnson. Noel. 73 Johnson. Sharron. 83 Johnson. Syfcia. ! 4 johnson. Veria. 88 ohnson. Wayne. 88 Johnston. Clarence Johnston. Dick Jones. Cherie. 9!) Joy. Diamc. 88 Judd. Beth, 73 Judd. Gail. 73. 136 Kalimanis. Grace. 27 Karth. Edwin. 27 Kauffman. Darlene. 27 Kearney, luanita. 73. 136 Kearney. Michael, 88 Keels. Bob. 88 Keels. Kenneth. 74 Keicrlcbcr, David, 74. 134 Kcicrlcbcr. Harriet, 27 Kellogg. David. 99 Kelly. Edwin Kelly. Henry. 73 Kells'. Johnnie. 99 Kelly. Mae. 99 Kennedy. James, 74 Kennedy. Kathleen. 88, 121, 126 Keranen. Judith, 74 Kerr. Karen, 74. 118, 144 Kcsch. Joann. 27 Kcstcrson. Karen, 100 Kcstcrson. Ronald. 88 Ketrenos. Bill. 100 Kctrenos. Bob. 28 Kilgore, 1.a vein, 28 Kilgore. Melvin. 100 Kinney. Paul. 88 Kinney, Wayne Kirlev. Keimit Kirkelie, Ron, 88. 120. 127 Kistncr. Dick Klamp. Darlene. 29. 118 Klamp. Eileen. 28. 118 Klarn. Kathleen. UK) Klausc. Vance. 88 Klein. Johnny, 100 Klciv. Dennis. 100 Kindt. Roberta. 74 Knigge. Bob. 88 Kniht. Don. 88. 120. 127 Koenig. Linda. 88 Kohcr, Mary Jean. 28 Kolehmainen. llanrictta, 100 Korell. Jackie. 100 Koss. Valeria. 88 Kotts. Bill. 28. 134 Kraft. Susan. 100 Krofft. Bob. 29 Kuclil. Ralph. 100 Kunt . Jackie. 29 Knot . Joanne, 74 Ladwig. Tom, 74 l.nmaichc. Donna. 88 l iinbe. Vernon. 74_ Lambrccht, Carol. 74 Lander s ills-. Bonnie. 88. 132 Landerville. Richard. 74 Lane. Don. 29 Lane. Raymond. 88 I-nM-n, Inguar, 29. 134, 137 l nsgand. Glenda. 29 Lashlcy. Mary. 29. 138 I-aucr. Ronald. 88 Kauinci. Lawrence. 74. 131 Lai toy. Richard 29. 119. 128 Lass'. Roberta, 88 Lawson. Andy. 29 Layton. Jessie. 89 Leach, Kenneth. 87. 125. 134 I.cImmuI. Rieliard. 89. 132 Lcckbrig. Dick. 89 Lee. Jack. 89 Lefler. Sharon. 20. 116 Legoo. Dennis. 74 Lelrlhash Richard, 100 I-cstci_. Deloss. 89 Leverich. Jimmie. 100 Lcvjn. Claude. 100 Levin. Frcja. 100 Ia'wis. Essie. 20 Ljeutance. Donald. 20 Licunince. Melivin. 74 Lind. Ion. 100 Lind. Sharon. 100 Linde. Mike. 81 Linh.vt. Joe. 89 Lirt |itist. Carolyn. 100 Lofstorm. Karen_. 81. 121 l.oguc. Sharon. 73 Long. Ittdy. 20. 138 Long. Roberta. 74. 118, 133 Lorenz. Alice. 100 Losingcr. Mike. 100 I-oiris. Robert. 100 Low. Judith. 89. 136 1.0vr. Ken. 30. 120. 127 Loveland. Shat on. 100 Lowe. Vivian. 100 I.ucning. lim. 74. 119. 128. 134 Lyctlyn. .Martha. 100 Lyons. Judy. 81 Maas. Bruce, 90 MacDonald. Geraldine. 30 Mace; Nellie. 30 Mackenzie. Donna. 89 MacKonzie. Sandra. 30. 132. 133 MaePhetson. Frank. 74 MaePherson. Joe. 8!) Madregal. Eleanor. 100 Magcdonz. Boh. 74 Maggnrt. Sylvia. 74 Ma nett. _ Bea t r ice ,_74. 135 Maher. Tlioinas. 74 Mai. Donna. 74 Maiden. Susan. 74_ Malone. Thomas. 74 Maloti. Margin. 75. 133 Manary. Karen. 100 Mandcil. Janet. 100 Mangurn. Calvin. 85 Mansavage. Garv. 8f . 120. 134 Mariucau. Joe. 21. ITT). 128 Markham. Pat. 89 Martin. Maeel. 100 Martin. Marilyn. 21. 117. 132 Mu line . Cresentha. 89 Marline'. Melvin. 31 Matirrsnn. Caro], 100 Maschke. Gennifcr. 10ft Masscv. Joe. 89 Malieli. John. 100 Matrlia. Clifford. 100 P Q R S T 3ndex Prather, Dennis, 6 Precis©, Carl, 38, 145 Proctor. Parry, 101 Proctor. Bill. 38. 125 Prothcro. Bob. 80 Pumphrey, Darrell. 76 Purdy, Dick. 76, 135 Purkapilc, Dale. 101 Pnrinell. Gaiol, 101 Putman, Ralph. 76 Pyle, Bob. 49. 134 Quist, James. 101 Quilt. Kenneth, 138 Rakes. Gerald, 39 Rakes Iran. Don, 39 Ramey. Donald, 90 Randall. Joe. 101 Randall, Stella. 39 RaMiK.ssen, Donna, 101 Rasmussen. Raymond. 90 Ratliff. Deanna. 39, 35 Ratliff. Della, 39. 135 Ratliff. Duwaync, 76 Ray. Sluuon, 76 Rayriaft, Donna. 39 Rea. Donna, 90 Rea. Roberta. 101 Reams. Barbara, 90. 1 '.Mi Red Bird. Norman, 101 Rcdmon, Mary, 40. 117 Reed. Kay Mary, 76 Reeder. Beverly. 40. 132. 135 Reeder, Bonnie. 101 Reeder. David. 90 Reeder, Iva, 76 Reese. Howard. 101 Reevies, Judy. 40. 122. 138 Reichstein. Karen. 90. 121 Reimers. Betty, 118 Revcision, Larry. 101 Reinmick. Joyce, 40 Rcmpell. Lucille, 101 Renee. Rcgcnc, 76 Rendall. Joanne, 40 Renkes. Marvin. 40 Renoud. Vicki. 101 Rhodes. Ceotis. 40 Rice. Albert, 101 Rice, Betty Ann. 76 Rice. Darlene, 101 Rice, Dean. 76 Rice. Harlan. 40 Richardson. Dale. 40. 127 Richardson, Denise. 101 Richardson, lister, 76 Richardson, Nancy. 76. 122 Richardson. Rita. 101 Richardson, Sharon, 101 Ridenour, Jim. 76 Ridenour. Judy. 76 Riley. Judith, 40 Riley. Leroy. 76 Riley, Michael, 101 Rinas, Rosemary Riley. Elaine Roberts. Gcorgann, 123 Robinson, Dale, 101 Robinson. Elma, 101 Robinson, Larry Robinson. Mary, 77 Robinson. Judy. 76. 126 Robertson, Thomas Roc. Stephan, 77 Rogers. Terry. 101 Rojser. Janet, 101. 126 Ross. Beverly. 118 Roth. Ray. 101 Rothrock. Philip, 101 Rooney. Pat. 77 Russell. Darlene. 77. 123 Saarancn, Jeannetta, 77 Salvo, Barry, 41 Salyers. Don, 101 Sample. Ron, 91 Sanderson, Howard, 91 Sanderson, Margret, 78 Sarrc::, Daniel, 102 Sarrett, Donna, 41 Saunders. Jerome, 77 Savola, Vein, 41 Schaffer, Dieter, 91 Schaffer. Bob. 102 Schaffer, Ejuanc, 41 Schavbel, Elaine, 77 Schmallc. Gloria. 77 Schild. Carol. 41 Schalack, Arthur, 91 Schmallc. Gail. 102 Schmallc, Marilyn, 41 Schneeweis. Virginia. 91 Schnoor. Maureen. 102 Schoenhut, Bob. 7' Schiagl. Englcbart. 7 Schroder, Jean, 31 Schroder. Mary, 102 Schiunk. Mike. 102 Schrrh, Judy, 77 Schulenherg, Pamela. 91 Schultz, Ancatra. 42 Schwengles, Marlss, 102 Scott, Mcrlyn, 77 Scroggins. Shellsa, 102 Scabcrg. Ronald. 88 Seals. Marcia. 102 Seaman. Darlene. 91 Sears. Doris. 102 Selland. Karne, 88 Seng, I-cna, 77 Senff. Janice. 91 Scntcr, Dennis. 81 Sherpc, Judi, 102 Sheaffcr, George. 102 Sheaffeer, I-ola, 01 Sheffeild. Diane. 102 Sherman. Sylvia. 42 Shiach. Mildred. 91 Shipp. Marlene, 88 Shore . William. 91 Sjbley. Ruby. 102 Sien. Marcia, 77 Simkins, Robert. 43 Sjmonson, Darlene. 91 Sinclcair, Patricia, 103 Skclding. Eleanor. 88 Skidmore. Steve. 88 Skinner, Judy. 91 Skinner. Marilyn. 91 Slade. Dennis, 91 Sloan, Linda. 88 Slusher, Don, 102 Smeby. Darrol, 42 Smeby, Eileen, 102 Slrithust. Margie, 91 Smith, Barbara. 102 Srnjth, Betty, 42 Smith. Colleen. 77 Smith. Connie, 91 Smith, David. 77 Smith, Devird. 91 Smith. Dick. 42 Smith. Doris. 43 Smith, Earl, 77 Smith, Elton, 102 Smith. Gary. 42 Smith. James, 77 Smith. Joanne, 91 Smith. Judith. 102 Srnjth, Kathleen, 91 Smith. Kathryn, 43 Smith. Kenneth. 102 Smith, Lawrence, 42 Smith. Leo. 77 Smith, Leona. 43 Smith. Muriel. 91 Smith. Pat. 91 Srnjth. Paula. 91 Smith. Roberta, Snyder, Diana, 77 Snyder. Gloria, 91 Sorter, Darlene,_ 91 Sodcrbcrg, Marie, 43 Soinppi. John. 102 Sorensen, Steve, 91 Spencer, Louise, 43 Spencer, Katherine. 88 Spencer, Mary. 102 Spohn, Richard. 43. 119. 134 Spokely, Dorncne, 102 Staley. Carolyn. 91 Stahl. Joanne, 77 Stahl, Joe. 77 Stanton. Carol. 77 Stanton. Patrick. 102 Sleeves, Betty. 77 Stennes. Sherry, 91 Stephens, Marianne. 77 Stephens. Saundra. 102 Stevens, Gilbert, 91 Stevens, Lorraine. 43 Stevenson. Bill. 43 Stewart. Nadcle. 77 Stines. Leah. 102 Stit el, Freida, 102 Stone, Linda, 77 Stone. Marly, 89 Stone. Mike, 78 Stoner, Brute, 91 Storey. Charles. 78 Storey. Don. 44 Storey. Melvin. 102 Stout. Kathic, 78 Slowed. Douglas. 78 Slowed. Sharon. 44 Strasburg. Bruce. 102 Strong. Gail. 103 Slruthers, Bob. 91 Struther . Edyth. 44 Struiram. Richard. 78 Studdard. Howard. 78 Sturdivant, Bill. 44 Stul man, Margie. 78 Sullivan, Harold. Sullivan. Richard. 102 Sumrall, Romani. 102 Sunduist. Jean. 91 Swanson. Melba. 91 Swanson, Ronald. 78 SweeiUnd. Bill. 78 Swjnt. Robert, 102 Swisher, Shirlcne. 4-1 Talley. Eugene, 78 Tatcishi, Jean, 44 Taylor, Charlotte. 102 Taylor, Jesse. 78 Taylor. Sandra, 44. 132. 133 Taylor. Theresa. 45 Teed. Sandra. 78 Tennant, Pat, 78 Tennyson, Dave, 78. 128 Thigpen, Mary, 78 Thomas. Bobby. 47 Thomas, Mari Jewel. 45. 133 Thompson, Dorothy, 45 Thompson, Eugene. 102 Thompson. Gayle. 91 Thompson, Janet, 102 Thompson. Johnny. 91 Thompson, Judy. 102. 137 Thompson, Marilyn. 45. 137 Thompson. Maty. 102 Thompson. Nellie. 91 Thompson. Pat. 34 Thompson, Robert Allen. 93 Tlvompson, Roxanne. 78 Thompson. Ruth, 78 Thompson. Sandy. 34 Thompson, Tommy, 1(72 Tliompton. Virginia. 102 Tlioieson. Robert. 82 Thomson. Ronald. 102 Thorne, Dennis, 102 Thornton. Lorenzo. 91 Thoip. Bill. 78 Thorp. Gayle. 102 3ndex Waldron. Pat. 92 Walker, Charles. 92 Walker. Dennis. 92 Walker. Donna. 92 Walker, lanicc. 92. 122 Walker. Mai tin. M 2 Walker. Palsy. 78 Walker. William. 78 Ward. Edsvina. 46 Ware, Billy. 92 _ Ware, Bennie. 78 Ware. Judie. 78. 123 Warren. Dennis. 102 Wanen, Roylene. 47 Warren. Susan. 92. 132 Washington. Thomas. 78 Washington. Wilma. 103 Weaver. Maxine. 47 Webb. Renee. 92. 118 Webster. Blaine. 78 Weil. Ricky. 103 Weitncr. Barbara Jean, 47, 136 Wcimer. I.inda. 103 Weit el. Sharon. 92. 121 Welch. Douglas. 78. 119, 128 Weller. James. 92 Wenzel. Marilvn. 103 Wenzel. Pat. 92. 136 Wershev. Larry, 79 West. Dale. 79 West. Donna. 103 West. Francene. 193 Westbrook. Diane. 47 Westerhout. Dianne. 103 While. Caroline. 103 White. Christine, 103 White. Dussayne. 47. 103 White. Evelyn. 92. 126 White. Leslie. 103 White. Rebecca. ‘ 2 White. Yvonne, 103 Whitney, Bob. 47 Whitney. Robert. 103 Wick. Ralph. 79 Widmer. Sharon. 47 Wiebe. Machael. 103 Wiegman. Judith. 79. 118 Wiek. Kingston, 79 Wiese. Gerald. 47. 120 Wiese. Linda. 103. 126. 132 Wigl ex worth. Gary, 103 Wiitala. Ear I. 79 Wilhite. Stanley, 92 Willard. Patricia. 92 Willard. Ronnie, 92 Williams. Clarence. 92 Williams. Deborah. 103 Williams. Emma. 79 Williams. James. 47 Williams. Icanclle. 92 Williams. Joe. 103 Williams. Leora. 92 W'jlljams. Lyle. 92 Williams. Rita. 47 Williams. Torn. 47. 127. 134 Williams. Val. 103 Williams. William. 92 Wilson. David. 47. 120. 134 Wilson. Dick. 47. 120. 127 Wilson. Lee. 92 Wilson. Margie. 79. 123 Wilson. Ron. 47 Winchester. Janice. 47, 123 Windham. Helen. 79 Wjnslow. Sarah. 79 Wittman, Danny, 79 Wittman, Marjorie. 92, 136 Wittren. Roland. 92 Wolfe. Elaine, 103 Wolff. Helen. 47. 118. 137 Wolgamotl. Dixie. 47 Wong. Daniel. 103 Wood. Craig. 75T Woods. Sharon. 92. 1.32 Wright. Jean. 103. 132 Wright. Richard. 79 Wr ight. Wayne. 47 Wytnore. Bob. 79 Wysingle. Charles. 79 Yoder. Gail. 79. 123 Young, Jean. 103 Young, Shatlene. 79. 133. 137 Young. Ted. 92 Youpe. Allen. 103 Youpe. Helen. 93 Zechmeister, Ruth Zilke. Gloria, 103 Zimmerdahl. Susanne. 49. 122. 138 Zimmerman. Lenny, 79 Zoren. Florian. 103 Zucchelli, Anna. 93 a .■ A- 246 VIIHAN TATIO C« A CO.. OBTLA O. 0«t. c4utog,rapliA co- c. _ jtSc . -e L ' 7 -— - ( jfr nJ (7d 2 jjj. 77 ; . -0 9 $ 7) r J}j4LruL ,f o ' j0i c s7U Jk s s ' -t -C 7- S' ' ' hr 247 c4utog,rapli3 ■v.ttyzy € '-£• ' § c $4 - r W o + j y § %r r 'Vt : hdfy S .ff v , 9 248 cAutographd Uou J J 4 syrw l y ' pp' 4 s czs PPzL, , ■ls ' s- ?£ MJ y - h P . - n. P j a 7 r L , A' cAu I Of ra phi ¥ V1 yy y Victi y cjl c L'y o-' ° C -tr • L y yy ■ S Vy , _ AT 250 V ft rdcvf c“ . V v. ' y .«- o v y v wnJ y b i XP 'y6il I ? The Senior Class of St. Mary's High School Medford, Oregon present—the '57 LANCE Footsteps Co-Editors: Marcia Beeler Ronald Pruitt c V H o rA N t -| j c m. 'r? t- ( nh tlsc . n a Q Aj x tw (Jc iv -£- — $ [( (ia- fty 'Z'i-tz tc,si- 1(0 ) o L V , (k 7Z Dedication r 4 c7= d The Seniors wish to dedi- cate the '57 Lance to the J Tj 0 Patroness of the United States { mJ and of the Senior year, the A Blessed Virgin Mary. c 1 To Jesus through Mary, directs our Footsteps toward our eternal commencement and final goal. Pa tona and Jeacheni Who Mold Oun Joot tepn VERY REVEREND NICHOLAS DEIS, Pastor of Sacred Heart Church REVEREND WILLIAM McLEOD, Assistant Pastor REVEREND JOHN I LG, Assistant Pastor SISTER GERARD MARY, Superior SISTER BRIGID MARY, Junior Advisor SISTER CAROL MARY, Freshman Advisor SISTER MARY ELIZABETH JEAN. Senior Advisor SISTER FIDELIA MARIE, Sophomore Advisor SISTER MARY PHILOMENA, Business Department SISTER MIRIAM JOSEPH. Music Department MR. MILLARD WEBB, Coach Father Ilg and Sister Superior plan during the school year. 4 Student Leadens SODALITY OFFICERS (Left to Right): John Laden Vice Prefect; Kathy Metz, Secretary-Treasurer; Jack Birmingham, Prefect. Sodality Highlight of the religious school year was the Family Rosary Crusade, conducted by Father Patrick Payton C.S.C. Sodalists participated in the organization of this parish activity by ushering. Another of their projects was the sponsoring of the March of Dimes Teens against Polio throughout the High School. Father Peyton speaks to the Catholics of the Rogue Valley at the Rosary Crusade at Hedrick Jr. High School. STUDENT SPIRITUAL COUNCIL led by Prefect Jack Birmingham. SEATED (Left to Right): Carol Moldovan, Elaine Shortgen, Peggy Schnack, Sharon Roberts, Mary Ann Frcdcnburg. STANDING: Jim Duda. Kathy Metz, John Laden. Student Bocty Otticem SANDRA MONTGOMERY Secretary JERYL CALLAHAN Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL (Left to Right): Jim Miller, S. B. President; Jo Whitman, Pep Club President; Sandra Montgomery, S. B. Secretary; Jeryl Callahan, S. B. Treasurer; Linda Smith, Freshman Class President; Marcia Beeler, S. B. Vice President; David Espey, Senior Class President; Bob Betschart, Junior Class President; Paul Smith, Sophomore Class President; Jim Darland, Lettermcn's Club President. Co-Editors Judy Hout and Ferris Simpson rejoice as they check their last page of copy on their Christmas issue. yyianian Stafcfc Marian staff members work diligently to present the student body with the school paper. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jo Whitman, J3ck Relling, Ferris Simpson, Carol Moldovan, Sharon Sakraida, Donna Fredinburg, Judy Hout, Dick Hayes. Where is the copy?... Why can't we use this picture?. .. Get to work will youl ... These cries and many others drifted from the LANCE office throughout the year. After a frantic rush to meet the first deadline the staff fell into a regular routine of photography, features and fun. Our first acquaintance with Cedric and the FOOTSTEPS was the time he stepped into the ink and walked across the pages. From that time on we became closer friends as we struggled through each impending deadline. LANCE STAFF - SEATED (Left to Right): Marcia Beeler, Co-Editor; Jack Mitchell. Sports Editor. STANDING: Andy Walker. Sports Editor; Barbara Lickess, Typist; Clarence Zeitler, Artist; Ronald Pruitt, Co-Editor. Student Qovennment Jbaij. David Espey, Traffice Officer; fourth from the left, and other police officers look over the jail at Medford City Hall. Student government day program sponsored by the Medford Elks started with registration, and oath of office Monday, February 18, 1957. Students then visited the various radio stations and the television station to be interviewed. They then returned to the Elks temple for a banquet that evening with their parents and counterparts. Tuesdayvhe students took over their offices until 2:00 P.M. The rest of the afternoon they went on tours of the city. This program increased the students' knowledge of city government and also furnished them two enjoyable days. Students participating from St. Mary's were. Jack Birmingham, Sandra Montgomery, David Espey, Marcia Beeler, and Jim Darland. Jack Birmingham. Councilman at left and Don Vanice from Prospect learn more about thcircity government from Ray Schumacher, County Assessor. Boifn' and (finin' State Marcia Beeler and David Espey prepare to leave for the Girls and Boys’State session June 1956. Boys State was he Id inCorvallisatOregonStateCollege. The Girls' State session was held in Salem at Williamete University. This government program is sponsored by the American Legion, and is designed to promote an interest and increase knowledge of our government. Classen — 3ne hmen Cednic and the 3neahmen Become Acquainted, Patricia Beaton Gregory Beeler Kathleen Birmingham Donald Bobbett Jerolyn Burroughs Tony Cobb Terry Cooper Ann Darland Donald Davy Michael Duggan Kathleen Elbert Charles Eusticc Robert Evans Michael Fields Herbert Greene Bill Kell Lucile Lowry Lynne Parsons Marilyn Martin George Lucas Rene Greene David Hanawalt Ann Haviland Roger Hout William Kaiser Donald MacPherson Jeremy Randolph Donald Rausch Kathleen Relling Joanne Roohr 12 Jne hmen i . . . And Begin Jhein Jionq Climb towand the Jop. Daniel Rouhier Sue Ann Rutherford Linda Smith James Strain Thomas Tomjack FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Marilyn Martin, Treasurer; Linda Smith, President; Patricia Beaton, Secretary. STANDING: David Hanawalt, Vice President. 13 Francis Ahem Mary Austin Nancy Beaton Margaret Brigden John Brunk i i HkMd.A Mary Crevier Carol Depncr Dennis Duggan Karen Dunn John Kerr Gordon Kirkland Gary Kirsch Linda human David Mansfield Gary Miksche Linda Montgomery Jeannette Nougier Margaret O’Neill Mollie Reavis Sharon Roberts James Reneau Lawrence Schaechcr Judith Singler Paul Smith Lorraine Smith Constance Sokolowski Richard Theiral Carmen Valentine Vicki Vickers Karen V3n Dyck Dorothy Ward Richard Wehren John Zeleznick Lewis Hansen SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS SEATED: Nancy Beaton, Secretary; Paul Smith, President. STANDING: Gary Miksche, Vice President; Constance Sokolowski, Treasurer. 15 7he 3ootate aa oft the union Lead Cednic,. . . Robert Bctschart Rick Colver lid ward I-'ogel Richard Hayes Martha Botcheck Rick Cooper Donna Fredenburg Judy Hout Grant Burroughs Gene Cronin Jacqualine Garrett Regina Hull Emma Carey James Duda Patricia Gosh Jerry Kerr Dan Cobb Jerry Flakus David Hartely Laurene Kirsch 16 Bunilif. towand the Banquet and Pnom. ■ Katherine Metz Jack Rolling Linda Taylor Kathleen McGowan Helen Timms Nancy Stevenson Janet O'Malley Elaine Schortgen Carol Robinson Judy Paup Margaret Schnack David Turner Rodney Read Ferris Simpson Frances VVhiteley J u N i o R S 17 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS (Left to Right): Carol Robinson, Secretary; Rick Cooper, Vice President; Robert Betschart, President; Emma Carey, Treasurer. World History, Chemistry, Typing, the Senior Banquet, the Junior-Senior Prom, Christmas Formal, Football and Basketball games, Mid-Term Exams, May Procession are but a few of the many activities which saw the Junior Class through a year of hard work, intent study, good times, and memorable events. Under the able leadership of their class officers, they vigorously planned the Senior Banquet, Junior-Senior Prom and many other activities. Juniors participated in such activities as sports. Pep Club, Lettermen's Club, Sodality, and the Marian Choir. Typical noon hour scene in Junior room. Seniona JERYL CALLAHAN Sodality 2, 3,4; Student Council 4; Student Body Treas. 4; Choralettes 2, 3; Pep Club I, 2, 3,4; Drill Team 1,2; Basketball I; Volleyball 1,2 JOHN BIRMINGHAM Transferred from Columbia Prep 2; Sodality 2, 3,4;Sodality Prefect 4; Students Spiritual Council 4; Lettermen’s Club 3,4; Basketball 2,3,4 MARCIA BEELER Sodality 2,3,4; Students' Spiritual Council 3; Sodality Sec. -Treas. 3; Student Body Vice Pres. 4; Class Vice Pres. I; Class Secretary 3; Class Treas. 2; Co-Editor Lance 4; Marian Choir 1,2,3,4; Choralettes 3,4; Girls State 3; Pep Club 1,2,3, 4; Drill Team 1,2; Volleyball 2 DAVID CREV1ER Sodality 2, 3,4; Lettermen's Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2, 3,4; Basketball i; Baseball 4; Track 4 JACK DALEY Transferred from Jacksonville High 4; Lettermen's Club 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4 DENNIS DIBBLE Sodality 1,2,3,4; Class Pres. 1; Student Council I; Cheerleader 4; Football i,3 c 9 MARY KAY DUGAN Transferred from Ashland Junior High 2; Basketball 2; Volleyball 2; Pep Club 3 JAMES DARLAND Sodality 2, 3, 4; Lettermen’s Club Pres. 4; Lettermen’s Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys’ Glee 2, 3; Marian Choir 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4: Track 3,4 DAVID ESPEY Sodality 2,3,4; cl3SS Pres 4: Student Council 4; Marian Choir 1,2, 3,4; Boys'Glee 1,2; Boys' Glee Accompanist 2; Boys' State 3; Lcttermcn’s Club 2, 3,4;Foot-ball 2. 3,4; Track 3,4 MARY ANN FREDENBURG Sodality 2, 3,4; Students' Spiritual Council 4; Marian Choir 1,2, 3,4; Choralettes I, 2; Pep Club 1, 2, 3,4; Volleyball 2; Basketball I, 2 ALSON GEREN Sodality 2,3; Chaplain Letter-men's Club 4;Lettermen'sClub 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Baseball 2, 3,4; Track 3,4 DAVID GOODWIN Transferred from Jacksonville High 4; Lettermen’s Club 4; Football 4; Track 4 JOHN LADEN Sodality 2,3.4; Sodality Vice -Prefect 4; Class Treas.4; Lettermen’s Club 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4;Base-ball 2, 3,4 BARBARA LICKESS Sodality 2,3; Class Sec. 4; Marian Choir 1,2,3,41 Chora-lettes 3;A ccompanist 3,4; Lance Staff 4; Marian Staff I, 2: Pep Club 1,2,3; Volleyball 2 JACK MITCHELL Transferred from St. Francis, Eugene, Ore. 3; Lance Staff 4; Cheerleader 4 JAMES MILLER Student Body Pres. 4; Football 4; Basketball 2; Track 4 CAROL MOLDOVAN Sodality 2, 3, 4; Students’ Spiritual Council 4; Pep Club Sec. 4; Marian Choir i, 3, 4; Choralettes 3, 4; Marian Staff 4; Pep Club 1 , 2.3.4 PRANCIS MURPHY Sodality 2,3; Class Treas. 2; Lcitcrmen’s Club Vice Pres. 4: Lettcrnicn’s Club Sec. 3; Lcttermen’s Club 2, 3,4; i-'ootball i, 2. 3,4 SANDRA MONTGOMERY Sodality 2, 3, 4; Student Body Sec. 4; Student Council 4; Marian Choir I, 3; Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4; Drill Team 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Volleyball 1,2 RONALD PRUITT Sodality 2,3,4; Student Body Vice Pres. 3; Class Pres. 1,2; Class Vice Pres. 4; ClassTreas. 3; Student Council 1.2,3; Co-Editor Lance 4; Boys’ Glee 2; Marian Choir 2; Lettermen’s Club 1,2, 3,4; Football 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4: Baseball «.2. 3.4 SHARON SAKRAIDA Sodality 2,3,4; Marian Choir 1,3: Marian Staff 4; Pep Clnb 1.2.3.4 PATRICK SULLIVAN Marian Choir 3,4; Boys' Glee 4; Lettermen's Club 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3; Track 3 LYNDA SECHLER Sodality 2; Class Sec. 2; Class Treas. I; Choral I; Pep Club 1,4; Drill Team 1 ANDREW WALKER Transferred from Medford Junior High 2; Class Pres. 3; Student Council 3; Marian Choir 2,3,4; Boys' Glee 2, 3; Lance Staff 4 A JOSEPHINE WHITMAN Sodality 1.2. 3,4; Marian Choir 1.2,3,4; Pep Club 1,2. 3.4; Pep Club President 4: Pep Club Treasurer 3; Drill Team I, 2;Volleyball 2; Basketball 2:Marian Staff 4. MOST POPULAR... Marcia Beeler Ron Pruitt BEST PALS......................... cri Callahan David Goodwin CUTEST SMILE.............Francis Murphy MOST TALKATIVE........Sharon Sakraida BEST DANCER......................Dennis Dibble BEST LOOKING........................Jim Darland MOST STUDIOUS......... Caro1 Moldovan John Laden MOST BASHFUL........................ Jo Whitman Jack Daley BEST DRESSED.............. Andy Walker Jack Birmingham FRIENDLIEST.............. Lynda Sechler Jack Mitchell WITTIEST .................Pat Sullivan MOST TALENTED.........Barbara Lickess MOST STYLISH...... Sandra Montgomery MOST LIKELY TO.............David Espey SUCCEED MOST POISED....... Mary Du8an Mary Ann Fredenburg MOST HAPPY GO....................David Crevier LUCKY Jim Miller MOST ACTIVE............... Alson Geren An important January event was the annual hi school retreat given by Father John Dalgity, S.J. Students started each of the three days with Mass andCommunion and continued in a spirit of silence throughout the four daily conferences which concluded with Benediction. Father spoke on various aspects of teenage life and the consequences of sin and death. Senior students David Espey, Barbara Lickess, and Sharon Sakraida discuss their problems with Father Dalgity, retreat master. Hetneat Father Dalgity speaking to the student body. Honona. FIRST HONORS (Left to Right): M. Crcvicr. M. Rea vis. C. Sakolowski.B.Farra. S. Roberts, R. Pruitt. M. Martin. J. Garrett. M. Beeler. J. Callahan. C. Moldovan. THIRD HONORS (Left to Right): J. Birmingham, L. Espey, E. Carey, J. Paup, S. Sakraida, L. Montgomery, P. Schnack. ? Claw Ictivitiez fingered typists 3pply their skills BMVpnnl 1 Sister Brigid Philosopher Francis Murphy explains thesis to cl3$s. 30 31 Biology class explores the mysteries of the microscopic world The unknown often proves a puzzle to Freshman Algebra class 8ot a' Qlee In his spore time Cedric's FOOTSTEPS can always be found heading for the Boys' Glee or Choralettes' practice. Cedric knows, as we do, that these two singing groups have furnished our School and Church with many hours of fine music. The highlights of their musical year were the Christmas program, and the M us i c Festival in Klamath Falls. Chonalettea Glee Club members practicing with accompanist, Barbara Lickcss. LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Smith, B. Evans, D. Macphearson, D. Turner, J. Flakus, C. Zeitler, P. Sullivan, R. Cooper, D. Cobb, M. Fciss, B. Whitman, R. Farra. Choralettes rehearsing, Jesus Christ Is Born Today, for the Christmas program. STANDING (Left to Right): P. Schnack, J. Singler, S. A. Rutherford, C. Robinson, D. Fredenburg, C. Moldovan. J. Whitman, M. Beeler. KNEELING: S. Roberts, C. Valentine, A. Darland. Voices rise in blended harmony, as the Marian Choir perform during the Christmas holidays and at important events during the school year. FIRST ROW (Left to Right): C. Zeitler, D. Hartley, K. Van Dyck, J. Garrett, M. Rcavis, V. Vickers, C. Depner, J. Brunk, R. Theiral. SECOND ROW; J. Duda, J. Nouguler, J. Paup, L. Lowry, L. Parsons, J. Strain, D. Mansfield. THIRD ROW; D. Fredenburg, S. Roberts. J. Whitman, K. McGowan, L. Espcy, T. Cooper, P. Smith, D. Cobb. FOURTH ROW: C. Valentine, P. Schnack, M. Beeler, B. Lickess, D. Turner, R. Farra. FIFTH ROW: J. Callahan, C. Moldovan, R. Cooper, P. Sullivan. MISSING FROM PICTURE: J. Flakus, R. Evans, W. Whitman, M. A. Fredenburg, C. Robinson, L. Smith, H. Greene, R. Greene, D. Davy, A. Darland, S. A. Rutherford. J. Singlcr, M. Feiss. D. MacPherson, T. Zeitler, A. Haviland. M. Brigden. Yftanian Choin SJnfjonmal Dance i Pat Ahern, Pat Beaton, Donald Rausch and Jim Valentine, enjoy refreshments at Sweetheart Ball sponsored by the freshman class February 15. Jim Duda, Ann Darland and John Kerr have a delightfull evening at the Mardi Gras Dance sponsored by the sodality, March 5. t S. Roberts. M. Beeler, C. Moldovan. B. Evans, C. Zeitler. G. Darland and D. Espey display their prize winning costumes of the Sadie Hawkins Dance. Students dance the evening away at the Sweetheart Ball. Sharon Roberts and Clarence Zeitler demonstrate the ir jitterbugging abilities. Murals of SILVER BELLS created a picturesque background for the winter formal held at the Jackson Hotel, December 26. The crowning of Emma Carey as Queen, provided a regal tone to the affair. Princesses Rene Green, Vicki Vickers and Jo Wiitman formed an attractive court for Queen Emma. b Escort Rodney Read adjusts the crown of Queen Emma Carey. yunion-Senion Pnom Cedric helps the class of 57 carry out the theme of the Prom, Oriental Gardens. Enjoying the evening after a busy day of preparations are, left to right; J. Miller, S. Montgomery, J. Callahan, and J. Laden. union-Senion Banquet The annual Junior-Senior Banquet was held on February 26, 1937at the MonDesir Dining Inn. After the dinner. Father Deis. Father McLeod, and Father llg gave the students short talks and thanked the Juniors for a very nice banquet. The two class presidents, Bob Bctschart, Junior; and David Espey, Senior; a Iso spoke. The group then moved from the dining room into the Leopard Room where the students danced until 10:30 P.M. MENU Salad Mon Dcsir with assorted relishes Soup du Jour Pasta a la Julienne Broiled Chicken Glaccs Uemel en Aaardc Florentine String Beans Dessert 3 la Toscana Milk Coffee Father Dies and Father Peyton talk with Archbishop Edward D. Howard, before the Family rosary crusade at Hedrick Jun -ior High School. Sister Mary Margaret, S. D.. the high school supervisor of catholic schools in Oregon, confers with some of the Marian staff about their paper. Cheering section spurs team on to victory in J'ville game. PEP CLUB OFFICERS Kathy Metz, Treasurer; Carol Moldovan, Secretary; Jo Whitman, President; Judy Hout, Vice President. Pep Club PEP CLUB FIRST ROW (Left to Right): J. Whitman. M. Dugan, S. Sakraida, J. Callahan, S. Montgomery, M. Frcdenburg, M. Beeler, C. Moldovan. SECOND ROW; J. O'Malley, H. Timms, J. Paup, E. Carey, K. Metz, N. Stevenson, M. Schnack. J. Hout, F. Whiieley. D. Fredenburg, M. Botchek. THIRD ROW; K. VanDyck, M. Crevier, M. Reavis, S. Roberts, L. human, N. Beaton, J. Fink, D. Ward, J. Singler, V. Vickers, L. Espcy, M. Austin, C. Valentine. FOURTH ROW: S. Rutherford, J. Burroughs, K. Relling, L. Smith, A. Haviland, K. Elbert, D. Hull, K. Birmingham, P. Beaton, R. Greene, L. Lowry, A. Darland. FIFTH ROW; K. McGowan, E. Schortgen, J. Nouguier, M. Brigden, L. Montgomery, D. Hartley. C. Sokolowski, K. Dunn, J. Kaiser. C. Depner, J. Young, L. Parsons. 40 FIRST ROW (Left to Right): J. Relling, P. Sullivan, J. Darland. D. Espey. A. Geren, R. Pruitt. G. Miksche. SECOND ROW: E. Fogel, J. Daley, M. Feiss, D. Dugan, J. Laden, L. Hanson, D. Hartley. THIRD ROW: D. Crevier, F. Murphy, D. Goodwin, R. Cooper, J. Brunk, J. Flakus. FOURTH ROW; J. Birmingham, P. Smith, R. Theiral, J. Duda. Lettenmen'a Club LETTERMEN’S CLUB OFFICERS (Left to Right): Francis Murphy,Secretary Treasurer; Jim Darland, President; Alson Geren, Chaplin. 41 I t I Mr. A. C. O’Toole has been a custodian at St. Mary’s since the new school was built. His son, Dennis, graduated from here in 1954. maintenance YYlen Mr. Wm. Roohr has assisted Mr. O’Toole since 1953. He has two children attending St. Mary’s. Waxing and polishing, scrubbing and sweeping keep our hard-working custodians busy throughout the year. Their patience is tested constantly as their work seems never to cease. The efficient services of our A-l maintenance men deserve our words of appreciation. RODNEY READ Halfback, Junior JERRY FLAKUS End, Junior DAVID GOODWIN Tackle, Senior DAVID CREVIER Tackle, Senior ALSON GEREN Guard. Senior TROJANS TRIP CRUSADERS In their first game of the season the St. Mary's Crusaders went into a non-league tussle with Sacred Heart. Although the team was comparatively green, their spirits were high. At the end of the game with St. Mary's in possession of the ball, the score was 13-7 in favor of the Trojans. Eddie Fogel, Junior back, went over for St. Mary's only score. COUGARS DEFEAT ST. MARY'S St. Mary's went into their second game, against Illinois Valley, with hopes of avenging their earlier defeat. Although they played good ball, S.M.came out on the losing side of the scoring column by the margin of one point.Ron Pruitt, quarterback, made our only six points. Final score—Cougars 7— Crusaders 6. CRUSADERS SLIP BY COMET RESERVES The Crusaders, now losers of two games, were out to secure a victory against the Crater Comet Reserves. St. Mary's scored their only touchdown of the game on a 28 yard run by Rodney Read. A Pruitt to Read aerial was good for the extra point. Crater scored once against St. Mary's but failed to convert. The game ended with the scoreof 7-6 in favorof the Crusaders. FIRST ROW (Left to Right): Coach Millard Webb, F. Murphy, J. Darland. R. Pruitt, J. Miller, A. Gcrcn, D. Crcvicr, D. Goodwin, D. Espey, Father Ilg. SECOND ROW; M. Duggan. J. Flakus, R. Read, E. Fogel. D. Hanley, L. Hanson, D. Hayes, R. Cooper, J. Brunk, J. Laden, Manager. 44 RON PRUITT Quarterback, Senior JIM MILLER Center, Senior FRANCIS MURPHY Guard. Senior ED FOGEL Halfback, Junior JACK DALEY End, Senior All Conference mil THIRD ROW: P. Smith, M. Feiss, F. Ahern, D. Duggan, R. Wehren, G. Miksche, D. Mansfield, G. Kitsch, L. Schacchcr, Manager. FOURTH ROW; T. Cooper, G. Lucas, D. Rausch, B. Evans, G. Beeler, R. Hout, D. MacPherson, T. Cobb, T. Toinjack, R. Theiral, Manager. NOT PICTURED: J. Daley. ST. MARY'S SMASH JACKSONVILLE With the team improving every game the Crusaders were up for their tussle with Jacksonville. Rodney Read and Eddie Fogel took to the wind and sprinted for the 33-0 victory over the Redskins. Read scored three T.D.'s and Fogel two for the Crusaders. Jim Darland took the extra point honors. The line, playing outstanding ball, frequently threw the Redskins for losses. ST. MARY'S AGAIN DEFEATS CRATER RESERVES Because of the fact that Prospect withdrew its team from the B League competition this year the Crusaders were left with an idle weekend.Coach Millard Webb would not, however, have the team stand idle and become rusty, so he again scheduled a game with the Crater Reserves. This time the Crusaders outplayed the Comets by far and won the game 19-14. CRUSADERS BEAT TALENT FOR LEAGUE LEAD St.Mary's next opponents were the Bulldogsof Talent. The scoring started out with a drive by St. Mary's that ended in the endzone, on a pass from Ron Pruitt to Jerry Flakus, who lateraled to Jim Darland who went across for the six points. St.Mary's again went on the rampage and set up another scoring drive that also ended with Darland crossing the goal line. The two conversions were accounted for by Jack Daley and Rick Cooper, respectively, on passes from Pruitt. Talent scored twice in the second half but failed to convert. The S.M. line frequently stopped the Bulldogs when they threatened to score. The game ended with the Crusaders on top 14-12 to give St.Mary's the league lead. DAVID CSPEY Back, Senior Espey scampers around end to set up touchdown for the Crusaders ST. MARY'S DUMPS ROGUE RIVER The Crusaders went into their final scheduled gameof the season against Rogue River. The Chieftains were out to stop the Crusaders drive for their third consecutive County title, but to no avail. Big guns for the Crusaders in their 40-7 victory were, Jim Darland and Eddie Fogel who each scored three T.D.'s. Dick Hayes got 3 extra tallies and Jerry Flakus 1. The line turned in a terrific game to lead the fleety backs to victory. St. Mary's also rolledover the Chieftainsin statisticsto pile up an impressive win and to clinch the County title. Read sweeps wide atound end tot a fits down Darland goes over for extra point against Jacksonville MERRILL STOPS CRUSADERS The Merrill Huskies, Klamath county champions, capitalizing on two Touchdowns by Perry Landy and stubborn defense in the clutches gave the Huskiesa 13-7verdict over the Crusaders. St. Mary's only score of the game was made on a pass from Ron Pruitt to Jack Daley. The conversion was made on an end run by Eddie Fogel. Penaltiesafter long gains hurt the Crusader's cause throughout the game. Although Coach Webb's boys did not win, they played with the true St. Mary's spirit that has given them the reputation of good sportsmanship throughout the year. DAVID HARTLEY Line. Junior 47 RODNEY READ Guard J. Darland and J. Flakus fight for loose ball in game against Jacksonville. GARY MIKSCHE Forward The Saint Mary's Crusaders finished the season in a tie for second place in the Jackson County B League Conference this year. Although the club played very good ball and had the excellent help of our coach. Mr. Millard Webb the conference was evenly balanced and the league champion was not decided until the final game. At the end of the regular season this year there was a tournament to decide the district contender from Jackson County. Butte Falls won this honor by finishing first in regular league play, and by beating Talent, the tournament winner. Our Crusaders finished fourth in the tournament. The season record against all teams was 13 wins against 8 losses. LEAGUE PLAY Team Score Score Team S.M. 62 3« Rogue River S.M. 46 50 Prospect S.M. 52 54 Butte Falls S.M. 39 38 Talent S.M. 53 47 J'Ville S.M. 44 42 Rogue River S.M. 42 4° Prospect S.M. 52 46 Butte Falls S.M. 36 37 Talent S.M. 57 39 J'Ville TOURNAMENT GAMES S. M. 59 57 Butte Falls S.M. 42 45 J'Ville S.M. 50 5« Prospect GRANT BURROUGHS Forward RON PRUITT Guard VARSITY SQUAD, FRONT ROW (Left to Right): J. Kerr. J. Daley, R. Read, R. Pruitt, E. Fogel. BACK ROW: M. Webb, Coach J. Birmingham, J. Laden, J. Flakus, G. Miksche, J. Darland. MISSING FROM PICTURE: G. Burroughs. JOHN KERR Forward JERRY FLAKUS Center JOHN LADEN Forward JACK BIRMINGHAM Forward JACK DALEY Guard R. Pruitt drives in for a lay-up J. Flakus hooks one against Butte Falls JUNIOR VARSITY, FRONT ROW (Left to Right): D. Rausch, Manager; D. Mansfield, P. Smith. R. Wehren. T, Cobb, K. Johnson, Coach. SECOND ROW: L. Schaecher. B. Evans. G. Beeler, G. Cronin, R. Hout. THIRD ROW: J. Dud . D. Turner. J. Brunk, D. Hartley, R. Colver, R. Hayes. MISSING FROM PICTURE: D. Macpherson, T. Cooper, T. Tomjack, Manager. Starting the fast break for S. M. is J. Daley Under the very capable coaching of Keith Johnson the JV's compiled a very impressive 10 won 4 loss record for the season. Their ability to come from behind in the closing minutes of most games shows excellent prospects for our teams in the future. Amidst flailing 3rms J. Birmingham tips one up. Bob Evans and Jim Darland practice starts to increase their speed. Track making its first appearance at St. Mary's last year, has grown in popularity and has drawn many competitors to the team. With the Crusaders ending last seasons first try atthe cinder-circuit with an impressive second place, there is much speculation that the Crusaders will make this season one to remember. Gathered around Coach Webb is the track team. KNEELING, FIRST ROW (Left to RIGHT): M. King, P. Smith, R. Theiral. KNEELING, SECOND ROW: M. Fciss, D. Goodwin, B. Evans, D. Mansfield. STANDING: M. Webb, Coach T. Zeitler, G. Kirkland, T. Cooper, R. Cooper, J. Kerr, J. Darland, D. Hayes. MISSING: D. Espey. FIRST ROW (Left to Right): P. Smith. J. Relling. M. Duggan. D. Hayes, B. Evans. D. Crevier. R. Pruitt. SECOND ROW: T. Cooper. J. Laden. D. Duggan, M. King. J. Brunk, G. Miksche. A. Geren, J. Darland. G. Kirsch. MISSING FROM PICTURE ARE: J. Daley. E. Fogel. 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