the MEE MA -1959 SANDY UNION HIGH SCHOOL Sandy, Oregon Editor - Judy Hawley Business Manager - Cec Sellers Advisor - Mr. McPheeters 1 Dedication Because you have single-handedly brought the music department of Sandy High School from an average operation to a praiseworthy one; because you have spent much time with musical activities. Dancing Majorettes, and Rally Squad; because you have been ever eager to furnish entertainment for school and community events; and most of all because you are you, Mr. Morrell, the class of 1959 wish to dedicate this Mee-Ma to you. School Board MRS. ELSIE CREIGHTON Welches - Chairman MRS. MARIE SEEMATTER Sandy - Clerk MR. ALVIN KLINSKI Cottrell - Vice Chairman MR. GLENN SCHAEFFER Boring MR. CARL BELL Bull Run 3 Administration MR. CHARLES D. CROSTON Principal MR. KEN SERVAS Vice-Principal MRS. DYANN ALEXANDER Secretary Faculty MRS. BAYLEY Ref. Math; Adv. Algebra Adv. Gen. Math; Trig MR. BRATTSTROM World Geography; Amer. Problems MR. EVANS Chemistry, Physics Physical Science MRS. DAACK Biology; Homemaking I, II Counseling MR. FRASIER MR. GERNHART Woodshop I, II; Mec. Dr. Biology Mechanical Drawing Faculty MRS. HINKLE MRS. JEMTEGAARD Library English I; French II College Prep English MR. MARTINI Algebra I, Plane Geometry MR.McPHEETERS MR. MORRELL Publicity; English II Beg. Band; Adv. Band Journalism; Speech Beg. Choir; Adv. Choir Ensembles Faculty MRS. NELSON Bookkeeping; Bus. Arith; Typing; Student Books MRS. PERSON MR. POTTER English I, III; Counseling Health and P. E. I, II. Ill MR. RANNOW MR. THARP Latin I; English II; 9th Gr. Math; Gen. Business World History Typing; Shorthand MR. WOODWARD 9th Gr. Science; Drivers Training MR. CHANDLER Agriculture I, II, III, IV; Physical Science MRS. HOFFMAN Health P. E. I, II, III; 8 Counseling Cafeteria Staff LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Cole Judy Hawley Charlene Wampler Louise Parmele Frances McConnel Louise Rutledge Dona Farmer Mrs. McClain Two of the most basic organizations of the school are the maintenance and cafeteria staff. At Sandy we are fortunate to have a conscientious crew of custodians led by Mr. Lew Wilkins and including Mr. Walt Von Bergen and Mr. Shorty Epperson. In the cafeteria, we believe, and many from other schools have assured us, we have the best cook in the state, Mrs. Leslie Cole. She and her assistant, Mrs. McLain and the staff of student help do much to assure the students of plenty of the best food at lowest prices. Maintenance Mr. Wilkins Mr. Von Bergen Mr. Epperson 9 Student Council FRONT ROW: J. Stewart, J. Mills, B. Beehler, A. Suzuki. SECOND ROW: S. Holman, N. Gregson, J. Closner, J. Mills, P. Fleischman, G. Emerson. THIRD ROW: C. Edes, C. Phillips, P. Copher, P. Cal- kins, D. Farmer. S. Schmitz, C. Dolp. P. Lundsteen. FOURTH ROW: D. Heibert, A. Skipper, J. Stroupe, B. Henselman, J. Noehren, C. Aschoff, B. Malt. ADVISERS: Mr. Croston and Mr. Servas. Student Council Alternates FRONT ROW: C. McKinnon, L. Odom, K, Dickman, L. Adams, J. Howe, C. Sellers. SECOND ROW: S. Markham, M. O'Dea, P. Katt, J. Lewis, J. Cium, T. Spahr. THIRD ROW: Mr. Croston, E. Bernard, B. Fox, J. Mills, L. Valberg, Mr. Servas. EARLYNNE ANDERSON DON ANDRESEN Sandy Grade Crimson S 1,2,3,4 Baseball 1, 2,3,4 Football 1,2 Wrestling 3 DERELENE BISHOP Welches Grade Library Club 3,4; Sec, 3 F.H. A, 2,3; Hist. 3 Dancing Maj. 3 Library 3,4 BARBARA BEEHLER Bull Run Grade A SB Treasurer 4 G, A. A. 1,2, 3,4 ASB 4 Interclass Comp. 2 JOYCE BUTMAN Welches Grade ASB Alt. 1 Print Cord Prin. 1 F.H. A. 2,3,4; V. Pres. 3 Dancing Maj. 3 14 Office 3,4 VIRGINIA BROWN Sandy Grade Y.F.C. 2,3 Radio Club 2,3,4; Sec, - Choir 1,3 Cafeteria 4 Inter. Comp. 1 HOWARD BJORK Boring Grade Interclass Comp. 1 Football 2,4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Co-Capt. 4 Baseball 1, 2; Golf 3 Crimson S 3 A SB 3; Track 4 SHERRY BURLINGAME Cottrell Grade F. H. A. 1,2,3 J. C. C. 3,4; Sec. 4 G. A. A. 4 F. T. A. 4; Class Play 3 Choir 1,2,3,4 Music Ens. 3 NANCY BLAKE Sandy Grade Choir 1,2,3,4 G. A. A. 4 SHERYL BURNS Boring Grade Beg. Band-Treas. 3 Adv. Band 1,2,3,4 Voc. Ensembles 3 Inst. Ensembles 4 Y.F.C. 2,3,4 CURTIS BOGLE Sandy Grade Ag. 1 Library 3,4 15 ROGER CABA Cottrell Grade Wrestling 1,2,3 Football 2 OLAN CREEKMUR Bull Run Grade Football 1,2 Track 1,4 JAN COLLINS Trans. Cleveland High Pep Club 3 ASB 3; Alt. 2 Choir 1,3,4 Prom Princess 3 LINDA DALGLIESH Boring Grade G. A. A. 1,2,3.4 F. H. A. 1 Choir 1.2,3,4 Ens. 3, Pep Club 4 Dancing Maj. 3 Library Club 4 Sick Room 3 GARY COON Sandy Grade F. A. A. 1,2, 3,4 Choir 3 JOE DARR Welches Grade Football 1,2,3 Wrestling 1,2,3, 4 Baseball 1,2 Skiing 1,2; Golf 3 ASB 3, Ex. Council 3 Crimson S 1,2,3,4 16 Ski Club 1,2,3 GAYLE EMERSON Sandy Grade Rally Squad 3,4 Choir 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4 Pep Club 1,2; GAA 1,2,3,4 Football Prin, 1,2,3,4 Office 3,4; Mee Ma 4 Class Sec. - Treas. 1 Interclass Comp. 1 ASB 1,3,4; Alt. 2 BARBARA EACRET Welches Grade GAA 3,4; Library 3,4 Sick Room 3; FHA 1 Choir 4; Ens. 3; Pep Club 4 Library Club Sec. 4 KEN EMERSON Sandy Grade Football 2 GLORIA EBLEN Cottrell Grade G. A. A. 1 Pep Club 1 F.H. A. 1,2,3 Sec. 3 J.C.C. 3,4 Tres. 4 Choir 1,2,4 F. T. A. 4 Sick Room JUDI ERI Sandy Grade V. Rally Squad 3.4 Class V. Pres. 1 ASB 2,3; Pep Club 1,2 F. F. A. Chap. Sweetheart 1 G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; F. H. A. 1 Interclass Comp. 1,2 Sec. - Tres. Jr. Choir 1 Mee Ma 4 LAWANA EDES Sandy Grade F. H. A. 1,2 G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4 Choir 1,2,3,4 J.C.C. 4 Interclass Comp. 1,2 17 WAYNE ERICKSON Sandy Grade Football 1,2,3,4 Basketball Mgr. 2,3 F. F. A. 1,2,3; Sgt. Arms 2 Sentennal 3 Crimson S 2,3,4 Baseball Mgr. 2 Interclass Comp. 1,2 VELMA GIFFORD Sandy Grade Choir 2,3,4 DONA FARMER Sandy Grade Sick Room 3 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 G. A. A. 1,2,3, 4 F. T. A. 2,3; F. H. A. 1,2,4 Radio Club 2, Choir 3 Interclass Comp. 1,2 Y.F.C. 2,3,4; S. Leader 3 V. Pres. 4 Library Club 3,4 Pres. 4 JEANNE GODLESKE Sandy Grade Library Club 4; Treas. 4 I FRANK FOX Boring Grade Baseball 1, Mgr. 2 Crimson S 2, 3 Basketball Mgr. 2,3 Library 3 JUDY GOINS Trans. Prinville High Library Club V. Pres. 4 J. C. C. 4: G. A. A. 1,2 DARLENE GRAY Sandy Grade F. H. A. 1 J. C. C. 3,4 Pres. 4 Choir 1; Office 3,4 CURTIS GOTTMAN Boring Grade Football 1,2,3 Basketball 1 F. F. A. 1,2 Crimson S 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2 LOYD GRAY Boring Grade Track 1,2,4 Wrestling 2 k ♦ JUDY GRAMBO Trans. Parkrose Jr. High Jr. Choir 1 Adv. Choir 2,3,4 Class Play 3 Sickroom 3,4 DALE GRIFFIN Cottrell Grade Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Track 1, 2,3,4 Football 1,2 Library 4; Crimson S 2,3 Interclass Comp. 1,2,3 BOB GRATREAKS Trans. David Doublas Interclass Comp. 3 19 SHARON GUNDERSON Sandy Grade Adv. Band 1, 2,3,4 Treas. 2 Band Hist. 4; Pep Club 1,2,3 F.H. A. 2; G. A. A. 2,3,4 Interclass Comp. 1 Majorette 4 BOB HENSELMAN Sandy Grade Football 3,4; Bskt. Mgr. 4 Radio Club 2,3 Crimson S 3,4; P. Press 3,4 Interclass Comp, 1.2 JUDY HAWLEY Cottrell Grade F.H. A. 1; J.C.C. 4 Mee Ma Editor 4 ETHELENE HENSON Boring Grade Choir 2; Y. F. C. 2,3,4 Jr. Choir Treas. 2 BILL HENSELMAN Sandy Grade Football 1,2,3,4 Co-Capt. 4 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Co-Capt. 4 Baseball 1,2,3,4 Crimson S 2,3,4 Sec. Treas. ASB 3,4; Class V. Pres. 4 JANICE HOWE Welches Grade F. H. A. 1 G. A. A. 1, 2; Office 3,4 Pep Club 4; Class Play 3 Choir 1,2,3,4 Dancing Maj. 3 20 A. S. B. 1,2; Alt. 4 BOB JONES Cottrell Grade Football 1 Wrestling 3,4 EILEEN HUNTER Sandy Grade F.H. A. I; Library 3 Choir 1,2,3 DON JONES East Orient Grade F.F.A. 1,2,3,4 F. F. A, Rep. 2; Sec. 3 F. F. A. Pres. 4 Choir 3 PENNY JESTER Trans. Chiloquin Jr. High Pep Club 3,4 Band 2,3 G. A. A. 4 PEGGY KATT Sandy Grade ASB 3,4; Mee Ma 4 Rally Squad 4; Office 3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4; V. P. 3 G. A. A. 1,2,3,4 Interclass Comp. 1,2 Print Cord Prin. 2 Choir 1,2,3,4; D. Maj. 3 BOB JOHNSON Boring Grade Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Pioneer Press 4; Track 4 Baseball 1; Crimson S 4 21 NANCY KUBITZ Welches Grade G. A. A. 1,2 Pep Club 1 GLENDA LOCKLING Sandy Grade Choir 1,2,3,4 F.H. A. 1 F. T. A. 2 Ensembles 3 CHARLES LAKE Welches Grade Football 2; Wrestling 2,3,4 Track Mgr. 2,3,4 Crimson S 2,3,4; Pres. 4 JOHN LUDI Sandy Grade Crimson S 3,4 Football 3,4; Track 1 Basketball 1,2,3.4 NANCY LAMB Sandy Grade F.H. A. 1,2,3,4; Pres. 4 F. T. A. 2,3; Pres, 3 G. A. A. 1,2,4 Dancing Maj. 3,4; Sec. 4 Class Play 3,4 Ex. Council 3 Ensembles 3 Choir 1,2,3,4, Sec. 1 CHARLOTTE LUEDTKE Trans. Wolf Point High Pep Club 3,4; G. A. A. 4 Band 1,2,3; Office 4 22 Ex. Council 3 BARBARA MILLER Trans. Franklin High G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Treas. 1 Pep Club 1,2,3; Lib. 1 F.H. A. 1,2,3,4; V. P. 2 Treas. 1; Class Treas. 1 FRIEDBERT MALT Trans. Staatliches Aufbaugymnasium Petershagen Photo Club Track Gymnastics Wrestling 4 ASB 4 Exchange Student 4 JUDD MILLS Sandy Grade ASB 1,2,3,4 Interclass Comp. 2 Class Pres. 2,3 ASB V. Pres. 3 ASB Pres. 4 Boy Citizen 3 Basketball Mgr. 4 Ex. Council Pres. 3 LORAINE MARSHALL Sandy Grade Class Play 3 F. H. A. 1 Office 4 DUANE MYERS Seventh Day Adventist Print Shop 1,2,3,4 MERT MEEKER Sandy Grade Football 1,2; Mgr. 3,4 Basketball Mgr. 2,3,4 Ski Club 1,2,3 Pioneer Press 4; Mee Ma 4 Crimson S” 2,3,4 23 LEEANNA McCANN Trans, Petaluma High Choir 4 G. A. A. 4 SANDY NASSHAHN Sandy Grade G, A. A. 1,2, 3,4; FHA 1 Pep Club 1,3; Class Play 3 Music Ensembles 3, 4 Choir 1,2,3.4; V. Pres, 4 Dancing Maj. 3,4; Pub. Mgr. FRANCES McCONNEL Boring Grade G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4; Pres. 4 ASB 3; Cafeteria 4 Pioneer Press 3 News Editor 3 CARL NEUMANN Immanual Lutheran Grade Football 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2,3,4; Choir 3,4 Class Play 3; Interclass Comp Crimson S 4 FRANK McCULLOCK Trans. Raymond, Wash. Football 2, 3 Basketball 1,2 Track 1,2 24 JAMIE NOEHREN Sandy Grade Football 1,4; Rally Squad 3 Ski Club 2,3; Crimson S 4 Mee Ma 4; Class Play 3 Pioneer Press 1,2,3,4 Print Cord Prince 3 ASB 3,4 ERNESTINE PHILLIPS Sandy Grade Choir 1,2,3,4; Pep Club 1 Ensembles 3 Interclass Comp. 1,2 JANICE OSTERBACK Sandy Grade Adv. Band 1,2; Choir 1,2,3,4 Treas. 4; Y. F. C. 4 Library Club 3; V. Pres. 3 EVERETT POPE Sandy Grade F.F. A. 1,2,3 LOUISE PARMELE Seventh Day Ad. Grade Choir 1, 2,3, 4; Accpt. 2,3 Band 1, 2, 3 F.H. A. 1 Student book 4 DONALD PREDMORE Welches Grade Library 3 BILL PERRY Welches Grade Football 1,2, 3,4 Baseball 1,2 Ag. 1; Crimson S 3,4 25 FELIX QUINN Trans. Westwood High Football 1 Wrestling 4 J. C. C. 3; Library Club 3 Track 4; Band 1 BILL RICHARDSON Sandy Grade Interclass Comp. 1 Crimson S 3 Football 2 Basketball 1,2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 ASB 1 ERIC RAPPL Sandy Grade Library Club 4 Radio Club 3,4 LOUISE RUTLEDGE Sandy Grade Y. F.C. 1,2,3,4 F.H. A. 1,2,3, Treas. 3 F. H. A. Song Leader 1 Choir 1,2; Pep Club 4 Cafeteria 2,4 SHERRY REYNOLDS Trans. Portland Union A Choir 2,3,4 Girls' Glee Club 1 Librarians' Club 3 Religious Group 2,3 Prayer Band Group 2,3 SHIRLEY SCHMITZ Sandy Grade G.A.A. 1, 2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3, 4 J. V. Rally 2; V. Rally 3 Dancing Maj. 4; Pres. 4 Mee Ma 3,4; Prom Prin. 3 ASB 4; Alt. 1,3 Choir 1.2,3, 4 Sec. 2,3,4 Basketball Prin. 1,2 26 Print Cord Queen 3 JACK SKIPPER Sandy Grade Wrestling l,2,3,4Capt. 4 Class Play 3; V. P. Band 2, Football 1.2, 3,4; Track 1 Baseball 2; Crimson S 2, Dance Band 2,3,4; Pres, 4 Cl. Pres. 4; V. Pres. 3 V. Pres. Band 2,3 CEC SELLERS Troutdale Grade Mee Ma 4; Pep Club 4 Interclass Comp. 1 ASB Sec. 3; ASB Alt 4 Class Sec. 3; Class Play 3 Office 3,4; Library 3 Prom Prin. 3 JOHN SNETHEN Sandy Grade Printing 1,2,3,4 DON SHEERMAN Sandy Grade Basketball 1,2, 3 Track 1 Crimson S CAROL SNYDER Trans. Ohio Class Treas. 4 Pep Club 4 Mee Ma 4; Choir 4 Dancing Maj. 4; Pub. Mgr. EDWARD SHOOK Sandy Grade F.A.A. 1.2 Wrestling 3,4 Crimson S 3,4 DIANE SNYDER Grout Grade School G. A. A. 1,2,3 Band 1, 2,3,4 Choir 3; Maj. 1,2,3,4 Dancing Maj. 3 Y. F.C. 1 RICHARD TACKITT Sandy Grade Band 1,2 F.F, A. 1.2,3,4 Library 4 BILL STEVENSON Welches Grade DWIGHT TAYLOR Sandy Grade F.F. A. Choir 1,2 VERNA STREIGHT Trans, Beaverton High Ens. 4 Trans. Gresham F.F. A. 1,2,3 Crimson S 3,4 JON TORREY BARBARA WHITLOCK Sandy Grade Y.F.C. 1.2. 3.4 Y. F.C. V. Pres. 2.3 Chaplain 4 Band 1, 2,3; Hist. 3 Student Books 4 LAWRENCE VALBERG Boring Grade Class V. Pres. 2 Crimson S 1,2,3,4 Sgt. at Arms 4 Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Capt. 4 Basketball 1,2,3; ASB 3,4 Wrestling 4 DIANE WILLIAMS Sandy Grade Interclass Comp. 1,2 Pep Club 1,2, 3,4 Treas. 3; Pres. 4 G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4 V. Pres. 4; Mee Ma 3,4 Dancing Maj. 3,4; V. Pres. 4 Class Play 3; Office 3,4 Class Sec. 3 LAURA WATSON Boring Grade F.H. A. 1 Y.F.C. 2,3 Library 4 MARIE WOLF Sandy Grade Choir 1,2,3,4 Dancing Maj. 3,4; Treas. 4 F.H. A. 1,2,3, 4; Pres. 3 Historian 4 F. T. A. 2,3 Pep Club 4 Interclass Comp. 1,2 RICHARD WERNER Trans. Woodland Football 1,3 Basketball 1,2,3 Track 1,2, 3, 4 ASB 3 29 ROBERT ZIEMER Sandy Grade Y.F.C. 1,2,4 F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4 Choir 1, 2 Class Play 3 Ex. Council 3 30 31 1. B. Malt; 2. G. Emerson; 3. C. Luedtke; 4. D. Williams; 5. J. Howe; 6. J. Bittman; 7. B. Perry; 8. S. Nasshahn; 9. H. Bjork; 10. B. Miller; 11. S. Schmitz Senior Snaps Giggle -giggle. Booze Hounds 1. D. Williams, S. Schmitz; 2. H. Bjork; 3. J. Skipper, B. Henselman; 4. D. Griffin; 5. G. Eblen, S. Berlingaine; 6. S. Nasshalin; 7. I). Sheerman; 8. G. Emerson, S. Schmitz, C. Snyder, J. Collins, P. Kau, S. Gunderson; 8. S. Schmitz, P. Katt; 10. J. Skipper. 32 Exchange Student Our foreign exchange student of 1958-1959. Bert, as the first exchange student that Sandy High has ever had the privilege of having, we owe you much. You have been an inspiration to us all. We have learned many things about your country and have become very fond of you. It has been a pleasure working with you and gaining your friendship. We hope you will be able to come to visit us again, sometime in the future. We also hope that in the near future another group of classes will have the pleasure of knowing and working with another exchange student, as we have with you. FRIEDBERT HELMUT MALT better known as Bert” Bert was born June 19, 1941, in Friedberg, Saxony. After the war in 1946, he and his family moved to Marienberg, Saxony. In the year of 1956, the Malts moved to Hamburg, Germany, where they are now living. There are four in his family. Bert has an older brother, named Peter. Bert’s father is a merchant. In 1948 Bert started grade school and in 1955 he started high school. He will finish high school in 1962. Bert will continue his edu. cation at a diplomatic school or university He has not yet decided on his profession, but he would like to go into the foreign ser- vice of the German government. Bert says, I have learned to like and to respect the American people and their doings. This year in the United States will probably be the most exciting of my life and the one from which I have gotten the most experience. But I will always remain a German. 33 Senior Will I, EARLYNNE ANDERSEN, will my bottle of peroxide to Marilyn Mahaffey. I, DON ANDRESEN, will my broken down car to anyone who wants to push it home. I, BARBARA BEEHLER, will my loud mouth at basketball games to Judy Mills, who will then have two. I, BILL BENNETT, will my ability to stay out of the office to Gary Lcnz. I, DERELENE BISHOP and JOYCE BITTMAN, will our inseparable ability to Collette Purdy and Rae Kehr. I, HOWARD BJORK, will my humbleness to Ed Hoffman. I, NANCY BLAKE, will if I can, and if I can't I won't, but I'll sure try. I, SHERRY BURLINGAME, will leave, but not quietly. I, SHERYL BURNS, will my ability to be at class on time to Marliss Meyer, she needs it. I, ROGER CABA, will my chair in Mr. Croston’s office to Leroy Anderson and Larry Parker. I, JAN COLLINS, will my ability to catch on to jokes to Judy Kurz. I, GARY COON, will my American Problems to anyone who wants the stuff. I, OLAN CREEKMUR, will my grades to Terry Spahr. I, LINDA DAGLIESH, will my old clothes to Kay Meeker. I, JOE DARR, will, but if I do, I will get kicked out of American Problems. I, BARBARA EACRET, will Erich Rappl to the science class. (May they keep him forever pickled in a test tube.) I, GLORIA EBLEN, will my natural blonde hair to Marilyn Mahaffey. I, LAW AN A EDES, will my perfect attendance record to Marliss Meyer, who could stand it, I, GAYLE EMERSON, will my intense liking for the American Obeserver to Colleen Dolp, who truly enjoys them. 1, KEN EMERSON, will my American Observers to some deserving junior. I, JUD1E ERI, will.............you just wait and see if I don't!!! I, WAYNE ERICKSON, leave my football suit to Gary Wheeler in hopes that he might be able to grow into it by the time he turns pro. I, DONA FARMER, will my naturally curly eyelashes to all the girls who get their eyelids caught in the eyelash curlers. I, FRANK FOX, will my ability to completely rum teacher's cars, and get all kinds of H____for it. I, VELMA GIFFORD, will my naturally straight hair to Carolyn Kennedy--as if she needs it. I, JEANNE GODLESKE, will my job as Library Club treasurer to Mania Dorman, (If she will take it.) I, JUDY GOINS, will nothing to nobody, because if I can’t take it with me, nobody is going to have it. I, CUTIS GOTTMAN, will my D500 to John Markwell so he can have a good car. I, JUDY GRAMBO, will to Tinker Heyn, (hoping she can hack it) my ability to chew pretzels. I, ROBERT GRATREAKS, will my chair in American Problems to some willing junior, on one condition, he or she must do better than I. I, DARLENE GRAY, will two of my four eyes to some studious junior. I, LOYD GRAY, will my chopped and channeled Piper Cub to Ben Fox, the one who liked it the most. 1, SHARON GUNDERSON, will my long blonde hair to Glenda Shurtz, who might be getting tired of peroxiding hers. I, JUDITH HAWLEY, will take my cash box and leave quietly. (Mrs. Cole, why are you following me?) I, BOB HENSELMAN, will my skill in College Prep English to Lyle Schwartz. 1, BILL HENSELMAN, will my good luck to Pat Calkins. I, ETHELENE HENSON, will my study habits to my younger sister who will be a fresh- man next year. I, JANICE HOWE, will a brand new sunlamp to Pat Calkins. (Also, a pair of handcuffs.) I, EILEEN HUNTER, will my ability to graduate to my brothers, Kenny and Lynn, who I think will someday graduate. I, PENNY JESTER, will my place in College Prep to some junior who enjoys learning vocabulary words and writing themes. I, BOB JOHNSON, will 97th and Stark to Terry Spahr. I, DON JONES, will my pessimistic nature to Mrs. Daack. I, PEGGY KATT, will my psition as Sgt. Garcia to Terry Spahr! I, NANCY KUBITZ, will my unsatisfactory grades in American Problems to Harold May. I, CHARLES LAKE, will my grades in Latin to my brother. I, NANCY LAMB, will Mr. Brattstrom to any junior who will take him, to do with him anything they please. (Hang him, firing squad!... anything, just do it!) I, JOHN LUDI, will my ability to keep out of trouble to Terry Spahr. I, GLENDA LOCKLING, will my fifty cents under the grandstand to Shirley Boring so she can buy a black hat. I, CHARLOTTE LUEDTKE, will my working efficiency in the office to Judy Kurz, who really needs it. I, BOB JONES, will my ability to grow a beard to Terry Spahr, who’s been trying for 16 years. I, BERT MALT, will my ability to learn American slang and all these good English words to the next foreign exchange student at Sandy Union High School. I, LORA IN E MARSHALL, will my office practice to Sherril Duff. I, MERTON MEEKER, will my set of school keys to Hal Holman. I, BARBARA MILLER, will my little brother, Earl Spink, to anyone who will take good care of him. I, JUDD MILLES, will leave this school with many fond memories and many new found friends. I, DUANE MYERS, will my quietness to my cousin Mike, who needs it. I, LEE ANNA McCANN, will not give up the ship. I'll get him yet! I, FRANCES McCONNEL, will my position as Mrs. Hoffman's petpeeve to Marg O'Dea. I, SANDY NASSHAHN, will the melody to Glenda Shurtz, and she in turn can will it to Mr. Morrell who is always asking her where it is. I, CARL NEUMANN, will leave Sandy High so that 1 can show my affection to.... without getting called into the office. I, JAMIE NOEHREN, will my winning smile to Dick Werner. I, JANICE OSTERBACK, will my ability to drink black coffee to Ellen Emerson who is trying to learn the habit. I, LOUISE PARMELE, will my position as choir accompanist, to Nancy Caudell and my sister, Barbara. I, BILL PERRY, will my trig book to any junior who is stupid enough to take it. I, ERNESTINE PHILLIPS, will my seat in Latin to anyone who wants it. I, EVERETT POPE, will my shy and quiet ways to Glenda Shurtz, with the hope that she will by all means use them. I, DON PREDMORE, will my bottle to whoever wants it. 1, FELIX QUINN, will be rid of Mr. Brattstrom. I, ERICH RAPPL, will my desk in the hall to Terry Spahr. who will then have two. I, SHERRY REYNOLDS, would wilfmy brains to Nancy Caudell, but I need them to get through college. (Ha!) I, BILL RICHARDSON, will all my MAD magazines to Johnny Bunch. I, LOUISE RUTLEDGE, will my time in the sick room to any junior to who wants an easy credit and extra study time. I, FRED SCHULTZ, will my car to anyone who can keep it running. I, SHIRLEY SCHMITZ, will the office telephone back to Dyann Alexander, as she hasn't been able to use it much this year. I, CEC SELLERS, will my puissant vocabulary and my precocious mind to anyone who is not able to equal my salient aptitude. I, DON SHEERMAN, will my friendly, happy-go-lucky ways to Mr. Brattstrom, (Get the hint!) I, ED SHOOK, will leave quietly. I, JACK SKIPPER, will my T-Bone to my BIG brother. Bud. I, JOHNNY SNETHEN, will my printing skill to Tom Kasch. who needs it. I, DIANE SNYDER, will my voice and ability to not get excited to Karen Griffin. I, CAROL SNYDER, will my position as Treasurer of the Senior class to anyone who likes money. I, BILL STEVENSON, will Sandy High School to anyone who wants it. I, VERNA STREIGHT, will my ability to get by with things, in Mr. Morrell's room, to Harold May. I, RICHARD TACKITT, will my driving ability to Don Melton. I, DWIGHT TAYLOR, being of sound mind and body will all my pencils and five's to all my teachers. I'm just as generous as they are! I, JON TORREY, due to my advanced state of destitution, can only will my 20-20 vision to a person who is neither here nor Darr, and couldn't see Tarantula Ghoul without his contact lenses and bifocals, if she were perched on the end of his proboscis! I, SPARKY VALBERG, being of sound mind and body, will to Sandy Union High an old set of car keys to put on a hook in the office's key box to make it look like someone was rule abiding enough to turn his keys in. I, LAURA WATSON, will my naturally curly eyelashes to anyone who uses eyelash curlers. I, DICK WERNER, will my stubborness to the next unlucky person who wants it. I, BARBARA WHITLOCK, will my ability to debate with a certain person to another certain person who can convince this certain person. I, DIANE WILLIAMS, will my ability to cry to Judy Mills, but of course she cries just as much and as often as 1 do, so 1 leave it to Nevada for irrigation. I, MARIE WOLF, will my position as Treasurer of Dancing Majorettes to any girl who will take it. I, ROBERT ZIEMER, will my arguments with Mr. Chandler to someone who can convince him Senior Hall of Fame BRAINIEST Cec Sellers, Judd Mills 'Igtl'li D cers ' Sandy asshah BEST: Jf vavbetg ColUns Lat 7 . MOST McConneV. Rented ’ si fiances .UCCEEO v Hav ey Jim Redmon Secretary Terry Spahr Vice-President Pat Calkins Treasurer Bob Holt President Row 1: J. Clu, P. Calkins, V. Dollowitch, B. Astin, P. Crownover, R. Black, S. Cuttsforth, Row 2: D. Bench, S. Douglas, B. Chestnut, C. Dolp, M. Dorman, E. Emerson, S. Boring, R. Clark, D. Denbo, C. Belangy. Row 3: R. English, A. Baker, P. Bernard, J. Bartley, M. Bryd, M. Blackwell, A. Esperson, B. Ermatinger. Row 4: C. Cansler, C. Castor, G. Dobson, L. Anderson, A. Avery, G, Colman, R. Caba. Row 1: H. Holman, J. Kurz, B, Hibbard, P. Jackson, T. Krebs, J. Gantenbein, P. Fleischman. Row 2: M. Harrell, D. Gable, D. Hiebert, J. Farmer, B. Fox, D. Freshour, B. Jones, A. Hatley. Row 3: E. Hoffman. L. Hodge, W. Kerr, T. Kasch, R. Hoffman, B. Holt, R. Hollenback. Row 1: L. Nichols. M. Mahaffey. E. McDonald. J. Lynn, C. Lemke, P. Lundsteen, R. Lundgaard. Row 2: J. McLain, J. Lane, A. Ponta, W. Markell, H. May, E. Marshall. Row 3: G. Lenz, D. Opperman, J. Markwell, J. McKenzie, B. Moore, B. Miller, D. Melton. Row 4: B. Morrison, L. Parker, G. McDonald, B. Mason. Row 1: J. Stewart, L. Wilson, K. Reckman, D. Spaller, W. Williams, J. Spaller, A. Suzuki. Row 2: Y. Williams, C. Wampler, K. Triplett, D. W llace, G. Shurtz, K. Sheldon, S. Silver. Row 3: K. Strickland, R. Shaw, L. Winchester, E. Stocklen, E. Spink, D. Wills, T. Spahr. Row 4: D. Torrey, G. Searls, L. Schwartz, G. Sandblast, J. Redmond. I. A. Suzuki; 2. J. Clum; 3. T. Spahr; 4. D. Wills; 5. J. Markwell; 6. W. Markwell; 7. J. Eliason; J. Kurz; 8. L. Hodge; 9. G. Shurtz; 10. B. Hibbard; 11. R. Caba. Susan Warner Treasurer Alex Heckel Vice-President Paula Noehren Secretary Row 1: D. Burdick, J. Closner, N. Caudell, K. Dickman, K. Ballantyne, B. Burrell, A. Dunstan. Row 2: R. Brown, D. Bromley, J. Baughman, L Bunch, B. Bridgmon, M. Cathey, D. Bennett, B. Drew. Row 3: M. Anderson, K. Denbo, H. Connell, M. Beegle, A. Bigelow, J. Bokyo, T. Arnold, R. Bigelow. Row 4: J. Dyal, W. Berglund, R. Cox, L. Bartley, P. Clapp, A. Ballou, M. Byrd. J. Cannon, D. Collins. Row 1: J. Grambo, N. Goodrich, A. Eccret, W. Heyn, C. Edes, C. Henselman, F. Horttor. Row 2: B. Kaston, M. Jones, C. Kennedy, N. Harbin, R. Kehr, S. Hostetler, B. Hyde. Row 3: D. Erickson, D. Farmer, R. Gratreaks, J. Jones, W. Horning, D. James, E. Hollenback, D. Henson, D. Klinger, L. Hodge. Row 4: M. Hackler, R. Kuehn, B. Gray, J. Isakson, K. Resting, R. Farmer, R. Hanson, A. 44 Fleshman, B. Henselman, A. Heckel, D. Flynn, J. Hawley. Row 1: E. Moore, P. Noehren, J. Loundres, C. McLean, E. Plaster, R. McCallum, T. McLain. Row 2: L. Proctor, C. Mower, K. McGraw, S. Ober, G. Nelson, J. Lane, M. O'Dea, J. Lewis, J. Minyard, J. Pullen, J. Mills. Row 3: G. Lamb, M. Myers, K. Nilsen, E. New, K. Meeker, C. Purdy, D. O'Brien. Row 4: J. Pierce, C. Pope, C. Ponta, W. Morrison, D. Ludi, J. Lake, B. Lamke, L. McCallum. Row I: M. Schilling, C. Taylor, H. Robertson, S. Sandblast, S. Warner, P. Staggs, C. Schilling. Row 2: M. Werner, E. West, E. Rathjen, L. Russell, D. Reynolds, M. Stevenson, P. Stevenson, S. Smith, J. Tribby. Row 3: L. Whitlock, J. Snow, E. Steele, J. Wolf, B. Thomas, L. Searls, M. Snethen, D. Rowley. Row 4: J. Strope, A. Skipper, V. Updegave, G. Shaw, D. Ziemer. 45 I. D. Williams, D. Sheerman 2. D. Griffin, B. Jones 3, D. Sheerman, G. Emerson, B. Richerson, J. Noehren 4. J. Erie 5. D. Williams, S. Schmitz 6. C. Dolp 7. K. Sheldon 8. G. Shaw 9, J. Eliason 10, D. Wills. 46 Tallulah, Dah-ling! 1. D, Burdick 2. N. Gregson 3. J. Markwell 4. S. Holman 5. S. Douglas 6. S. Nasshahn, G. Shurtz 7. E. Rathjen 8. J. Clum 9. J. Grambo. 47 SOPHOMORE SNAPS 48 1. J. Hawley 2. J. Pullen, C. Edes 3, H, Robertson 4. S. Warner 5. E. Rathjen 6. J. Mills 7. M, Jones, C. McClain 8. J. Grambo 9. J. Closner 10. F. Horttor 11. N. Caudell 12. J. Baughman 13. I. Bunch •tie ft f Cheryl Phillips Secretary Carl Ashoff Treasurer FRONT: S. Aylsworth, J. Duncan, J. Clark, B. Clark, S. Byrd, J. Anderson, P, Copher, N. Drew, SECOND: J. Chivas, J. Chatelain, M. Colby, P. Coleman, C, Cassidy, E. Bernard, T. Davis. THIRD: E. Boyko, B. Doudna, R. Brant, J. Clark, H. Buchanan, G. Davis, D. Bench. FOURTH: J. Divers, C. Amstad, A. Byrd, N. Driscol, C. Aschoff, D. Cutsforth, D. Allgeier. FRONT: R. Hanson, A. Fegel, P. Edes, S. Holman, B. Hollenbeck, B. Gault, N. Gregson. SECOND: A. Korbe, T. Kasch, L. Fields, D. Fields, J. Kennedy, J. Hibbard, G. Howe. THIRD: C. German, K. Hunter, J. Hagen, F. Emerson, J. Fussell, F. Kerr. FRONT: A. Ober, N. Meeker, B. Parmele, C. McKinnon, L. Odom, C. Phillips, C. Matheson. SECOND: B. Quinn, A. Pierce, K. Ness, C. Light, S. Markwell, E. Lattin, S. Markham, S. Meier, S. Perry. THIRD: L. Meyer, G. Phillips, A. Olson, R. McDonald, R. Potter, R. Nichols, R. Lath- rop, V. Mann. FRONT: D. Tate, P. Schultz, L. Redmon, E. Rutledge, S. Skala, F. Will, B. Reed. SECOND: D. Williams, W. Salyers, W. Wallace, I. Williams, J. Remboldt, J. Emerson, R. Heiser. THIRD: C. Pittman, C. Portis, G. Turner, V. Campbell, D. Ragghianti, W. Hunter, C. Leathers. FOURTH: J. Hubbard, D. Tribby, K. Loomis, T. Wisher, G. Strickland. FRONT: L. Wilson, M. Rose, C. Watkins, C, Stevenson, M. Youngs, L. Snyder, P. Smith. SECOND: R. Turney, G. Wilson, D. Currier, D. Weisen, J. Booth, J. Melton, G. Wheeler. THIRD: R. Light, F. Parks, S. Espersen, D. Sandercock. 1. T. Grooms: 2. C. Amsted; 3. J. Strope; 4. E. Bernard: 5. D. Burdick: 6. K. Dickman; 7. J. Lane, 8. M. Snethen; 9. L. Hodge; 10. N. Drew; 11. N. Meeker; 12. L. Redmond; 13 J Loundree; 14. F. Wills; 15. J. Clark; 16. G. Lamb. Freshmen Snaps 1. j. Hibbard 2. P. Copher 3. S. Skala 4. S. Holman 5. C. Mathison 6. A. Fegel 7. C. Phillips 8. N. Gregson 9. C. Lasley 53 School Activities JANUARY 2 Basketball game at Clackamas 5 Wrestling match here with Clackamaj 6 Basketball game at Gresham 9 Wrestling match here with Molalla 9 Basketball game at Molalla 13 Basketball game here with Jesuit 16 National Assembly DECEMBER 2 College Information Day 2 Basketball game here with Clackamas 4 Wrestling match at Roosevelt 5 Basketball Jamboree at Reynolds 9 Wrestling match at Beaverton 10 National Assembly 12 Wrestling match here with Benson 12 Basketball game at Neahkahnie 13 Basketball game at Neahkahnie 16 Basketball game here with Silverton 17 Christmas Music Program 18 Wrestling match at St. Helens 19 Basketball game at Parkrose 20 F. H. A. and F. F. A. semi-formal dance 22 Junior class one-act play 23 This is Your Life, Mr. Croston 23 Basketball game at Estacada NOVEMBER 1 Student Council League Meeting at Jesuit 4 National Assembly 6 J. V. football game here with Parkrose 7 Football game here with Jesuit 10 Teacher's Workshop - Holiday for students 14 State F. T. A. Meeting at Lewis and Clark College 14 Twerp Dance 21 F. H. A. and F. F. A. Pie Social 26 Alumni Dance OCTOBER 2 J. V. football game at Wy'East 3 Football game at Reynolds 8 F. F. A. annual Tractor Driving Contest 9 J. V. football game at Reynolds 10 Football game here with Molalla 13 National Assembly 16 J. V. football game at Estacada 17 Football game at Scappoose 22 F. F. A. and F. H. A. Hayride 23 J. V. football game here with Scappoose 24 Football game here with Silverton 30 J. V. football game at Molalla 31 Football game at Parkrose SEPTEMBER 2 First day of school 12 Football game here with Corbett 16 F.H. A. Tea 16 Freshman Party 18 J. V. football game here with Milwaukie 19 Football game at Clackamas 23 National Assembly 25 J. V. football game here with Jesuit 54 26 Football game here with Wy'East 16 Wrestling match here with Silverton 16 Basketball game at Wy’East 19 Wrestling match here with Estacada 22 Wrestling match here with Parkrose 23 Basketball game here with Reynolds 27 Wrestling match here with Gresham 30 Wrestling match at Scappoose 30 Basketball game here with Scappoose FEBRUARY 3 Wrestling match here with Milwaukie 3 Basketball game at Silverton 4 Crimson S” - Faculty basketball game 6 Wrestling match at Reynolds 6 Basketball game here with Parkrose 7 Student Council Region III winter meeting at Wilson 10 Basketball game here with Gresham 11 Wrestling match here with North Marion 13 Basketball game here with Molalla 13 District Wrestling Tournament 17 Basketball game at Jesuit 18 County Administration Day for seniors 20 Basketball game here with Wy'East 21-22 State Wrestling Tournament 27 Basketball game at Reynolds 28 Student Council League Meeting at Molalla MARCH 3 Basketball game here with Estacada 6 Basketball game at Scappoose 12 Clark Junior College music program 12 G. A. A. Playday at Gresham 13 National Assembly 17 Sandy beats Jefferson 59-50, in first round of State A-l Basketball Championship 19 Klamath Falls beats Sandy in quarter finals 20 North Salem beats Sandy, goes on to take fourth place 21 All Tournament Team announced. Bill Henselman named to second team. APRIL 3 League Vocal Contest at Parkrose 4 League Speech Tournament at Wy’East 4 Mom and Dads' Club Banquet 10 F. F. A. Pot Luck Dinner 11 District Band Contest at The Dalles 17 Print and Cord Dance 18 League Instrumental Contest at Reynolds 24 Senior Class Play 25 District Vocal and Instrumental Contest at Sandy 27 National Assembly MAY 1 Junior-Senior prom 5 Spring Concert 6 Mothers Tea by Home Economics 7-9 Music in May at Forest Grove 9 Region III Student Council Spring Conference at Forest Grove 14 Project Night 16 League Track Meet 24 Baccalaureate 28 Graduation 28 Last day of school of 1958-1959 FRONT: J. Gantenbein, J. Strope, S. Bums, D. Tate, K. Miller, A. Dunstan, K. Dickman, J. Lane. SECOND: S. Gunderson, E. Steele, E. Moore, F. Horttor, D. Bromley, J. Lake, L. Adams, L. Russell, F Emerson, L. Whitlock. THIRD: R. McCallum, T. McLain, C. Lasley, B. Gault, W. Horning, R, Richardson, D. Freshour, E. Hill, E. Spink, B. Morrison, D. Zeimer, A. Skipper, J. Skipper, FOURTH: D. Free- man. J. Farmer. R_ Petrie. G. Shaw. I— Nichols. Mr. Morrell. Show Band FRONT: Richard Petrie, Rollean McCallum, Ed Steele, Jean Lane, Kathy Dickman, Jack Strope. SECOND: Judy Gantenbein, Dick Freshour, Ron Richardson, Ed. Hill, Earl Spink, Jack Skipper, Art Skipper, David Zeimer, Mr. Morrell. Junior Choir FRONT: C. Cassidy, C. Phillips, L. Odom, P. Copher, E. Rutledge, F. Will, N. Drew, B. Parmeie, C McKinnon. N. Gregson, C. Matheson. SECOND: B. Clark, J. Anderson. S. Markham. K. Meeker, j‘Duncan, P. Edes, B. Quinn, S. Holman, S. Skala, C. Watkins. THIRD: E. Steele, J. Williams S Douglas, E. Lattin, S. Markwell. L. Snyder, S. Perry, S. Meier, A. Fegel. B. Gault. Mr. Morrell. Dancing Majorettes LEFT TO RIGHT: P. Copher, F. Will, S. Skala, L. Odom, S. Schmitz, N. Gregson, C. McKinnon, G. Shurtz, S. Nasshahn, D. Williams, C. Snyder, C. Cassidy, D. Reynolds, G. Nelson, W. Markwell, K. Dickman, S. Byrd, M. Wolf, N. Lamb, J. Stewart, C. Edes, J. Loundree, J. Grambo, J. Spaller, K. Sheldon, P. Fleischman, S. Holman, D. Burdick. Dancing Majorettes, the school’s girls drill team, attracted attention wherever they performed, not only by their precision patterns but also due to the attractiveness of their appearances. Highlights of the year included: home football games, the Wilco Basketball Jamboree, several home basketball games, the ”Gay ’90’s” Parade at Forest Grove, and the State High School Basketball Tournament. For this latter event, the girls and the show band stayed for the entire time that Sandy was playing in the tournament. LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Schmitz President Diane Williams Vice-President Nancy Lamb Secretary Marie Wolf Treasurer Sandy Nasshahn Carol Snyder Publicity Mgrs. FRONT ROW: C. Snyder, S. Reynolds, D. Williams, S. Schmitz, J. Cium, S. Nasshahn, G. Shurtz, N. Lamb, J. Bartly, E. Stocklen, C. Neumann, P. Katt, G. Emerson, L. Edes, M. Wolf, K. Sheldon, L. Parmele. SECOND ROW: J. Howe, L. Dalgliesh, B. Eacret, J. Grambo, C. Purdy, J. Closner, N. Caudell, G. Searls, R. English, J. Gantenbein, M. O'Dea, E. McDonald, V. Gifford, L. Nichols, J. Kurz, P. Fleischman, Mr. Morrell School THIRD ROW: R. Clark, E. Phillips, C. Fritche, D. Wallace, P. Crownover, C. Kennedy, S. Mason, B. Bridgemon E. Plaster, L, McCann, R. Potter, A. Olson, B. Burrell, S. Warner, I. Bunch, K. Nielson, J. King, P. Lundsteen, J. Eliason, FOURTH ROW: N. Blake, T. Krebs, G. Lockling, S. Boring, V. Dollowitch, A. Eacret, T. Heyn, S. Burlingame, D. Freeman, B. Bennett, D. Allgeier, D. Bennett, K. Griffin, P. Staggs, G. Eblen, R. Kehr, C. McLean, K. Ballantyne, M. Dorman, C. Mower. Activity Snaps 1. B. Henselman, S. Schmitz, H. Bjork, J. Collins 2. Dancing Maj. 3. S. Nasshahn, G. Shurtz, V. Streight 4. C. Sellers 5. Swinging Sixteen 6. J. Cium, S. Schmitz, S. Nasshahn, J. Howe, J. Eliason P. Katt, G. Shurtz, J. Kurz 7. Junior Class Play 1958. The seniors, under the direction of Mr. McPheeters, were preparing to launch their annual play-in this case The Little Dog Laughed at the time that the yearbook went to press. Unfortunately, the cast had not been chosen, and thus no pictures could be taken. The juniors had presented a successful one-act play, The Christmas Tree and were preparing to present an old-time melodrama. Curses, the Villain is Foiled . Appearing in these productions were Dave Gable, Kathy Miller, Lynn Winchester, Karen Griffen, Colleen Dolp, Marilyn Mahaffey, Terry Spahr, and Mert Harrell. FRONT: Alice Suzuki, Darlene Gray, Gloria Eblen, Sherry Burlingame. SECOND: Mr. Tharp, Judy Hawley, Judy Goins, Lawana Edes, Donna Bench, Kelly Reckman. LEFT TO RIGHT Darlene Gray President Sherry Burlingame Secretary Gloria Eblen Treasurer Earlynne Andersen Vice-President PURPOSE: To give aid to other clubs. 63 Pep Club FRONT: J. Spa lier, D. Williams, P. Calkins, P. Noehren. SECOND: J, Hibbard, C. Luedtke, C. McKinnon, L, Redmon, C. Purdy, M. Werner, T. Heyn, J. Closner, C. Phillips, E. Plaster, S. Schmitz. THIRD: B. Beehler, B. Reed, J, Loundree, J. Howe, C. Sellers, S. Markham, S. Byrd, J. Stewart, K. Triplett, K. Dickman, M. Wolf. FOURTH: Mrs. Nelson, C. McLean, W. Markwell, D. Farmer, G. Nelson, C. Mower, C. Snyder, R. Kehr, M. O'Dea, J. Mills, C. Dolp, B. Eacret, L. Dalgliesh, Mrs. Hoffman. PURPOSE: Give support to the teams and promote good sportsmanship. LEFT TO RIGHT Paula Noehren Treasurer Janet Spa Her Secretary Pat Calkins Vice-President Diane Williams President 64 Crimson FRONT ROW: D. Ludi, J. Noehren, D. Heibert, D. Morris, D. Opperman, J. Torrey, B. Henselman. SECOND ROW: M. Meeker, H. Holman, J. Bartley, E. Spink, B. Henselman, L. Whitlock. THIRD ROW: D. Wills, S. Valberg, M. Byrd, B. Malt, B. Holt, B. Henselman. FOURTH ROW: J. Ludi, L. Parker, D. Sheerman, E. Hoffman, C. Gottman, J. Skipper, C. Lake. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Potter, J. Wolf, B. Perry, R. Hoffman, L. Schwartz, P. Clapp, A. Skipper. PURPOSE: Promote good fel lowship among students. LEFT TO RIGHT Sparky Valberg Sergeant at Arms Bill Henselman Secretary - Treasurer Charles Lake President Jack Skipper Vice-President FRONT: D. Farmer, A. Dunstan, M. Stevenson, P. Smith, B. Reed, B. Quinn, S. Smith, B. Gault. SECOND: L. Nichols. R. McCallum, E. New, S. Burns, B. Whitlock, K. Miller, D. Tate, S. Silver, C. Stevenson. THIRD: E. Rutledge, B. Clark, N. Meeker, L. Winchester, R. Ziemer, L. Whitlock, J. Dyal, J. Fussell, D. Sandercock, R. Nichols, J. Farmer. PURPOSE: Promote Christian living on the high school campus. LEFT TO RIGHT Dona Farmer Vice-President Lynn Winchester President Donna Tate Secretary 66 6 A. A FRONT: Mrs. Hoffman, D. Burdick, P. Edes, M. Mahaffey, N. Lamb, G. Shurtz, S. Nasshahn, B. Hibbard, E. West, J. Eliason, D. Williams, F. McConnel, P. Noehren, B. Burrell, G. Emerson, S. Schmitz, J. Eri, J. Cium, J. Kurz, K. Sheldon, J. Grambo. SECOND: K. Triplett, J. Spaller, J. Stewart, F. Will, J. Loundree, N. Gregson, C. McKinnon, S. Holman, J. Closner, C. Snyder, N. Goodrich, E. Plaster, N. Drew, S. Warner, B. Drew, T. Heyn, M. Jones, C. Edes, R. McCallum. THIRD: L. Edes, C. Dolp, P. Smith, C. Watkins, L. Redmon, J. Remboldt, K. Griffen, P. Copher, P, Schultz, L. Snyder, F. Horttor, S. Markham, S. Byrd, J. Clark, S. Skala, L. Odom, J. Pullen, C. Matheson, J. Mills, M. O'Dea. FOURTH: D. Farmer, J. Hibbard, P. Jester, C. Luedtke, B. Beehler, S. Markwell, A. Eacret, K. Dickman, C. McLean, T. Krebs, N. Blake, S. Perry, S. Meier, C. Cassidy, L. Adams, D. Reynolds, G. Nelson, J. Williams, D. Bennett, T. McLain. FIFTH: K. Ballantyne, P. Calkins, P. Katt, B. Eacret, L. Dalgliesh. PURPOSE: Promote efforts of health, sportsmanship, physical efficiency, athletic accomplishments and love of the outdoors. LEFT TO RIGHT Diane Williams Vice-President Frances McConnel President Emilie West Treasurer NOT IN PICTURE JoAnn Eliason Secretary Print Staff Sick Room SEATED: Bod Vale. STANDING: Mark Snethen, Duane Meyers, Tome Kasch, John Farmer. Not pictured: Jim Redmon, Dick Flynn, John Snethen. Mrs. Hoffman, Twila Krebs, Charlene Wampler, Virginia Dollowitch, Marilyn Mahaffey, Ruth Clark, Louise Rutledge, Sandra Silver. F. H. A. FRONT: Marie Wolf, Nancy Lamb, Mable Cathey. SECOND: Mrs. Daack, Patty Edes, Edna Lattin, Betty Reed, Linda Snyder. THIRD: Sheryl Meier, Karen Ness, Dona Farmer, Ann Fegel. PURPOSE: To further interest in Home Economics and to uphold and perpetuate the sanctity of the American home. Mabel Cathey, Marie Wolf, Susan Warner, Carol Henselman, Nancy Lamb. 69 F.F.A FRONT: R. Ziemer, D. Jones, G. McDonald, E. Marshall, D. Melton, R. Turney, E. Boyko. SECOND: W. Salyers, F. Parks, J. Booth, D. Currier, D. Tribby, C. Belangy, S. Esperson, Mr. Chandler. THIRD: W. Hunter, V. Campbell, J. Melton, J. Nelson, J. Hubbard, D. Portis, B. Stevenson, R. Tackitt, J. Emerson. FOURTH: J. Chatelain, W. Wallace, K. Loomis, K. Denbo, F. Kerr, B. Richardson, G. Coon, B. Mason, D. Torry, J. Torrey. PURPOSE: Promote agricultural leadership. LEFT TO RIGHT Don Melton Treasurer Don Jones President Ken Strickland Sentinel Ernest Marshall Reporter Robert Ziemer Vice-President Gary McDonald Secretary F. T. A. FRONT: Alice Suzuki, Virginia Dollowitch, Jean Lane. SECOND: Sally Holman, Jeannie Closner, Sherry Burlingame, Gloria Eblen, Elaine Plaster, Barbara Parmele. THIRD: Mr. Gernhart, David Rowley, Laura Adams, Dottie Bromley, Fern Horttor, Donna Bench. FOURTH: Sandra Markwell, Carol Lemke, Jack Strope, Shirley Boring. PURPOSE: To further interest in the career of teaching. LEFT TO RIGHT Virginia Dollowitch Treasurer Nancy Caudell Vice-President Alice Suzuki President Jean Lane Secretary Library Club FRONT ROW: D. Farmer, L. Marshall, J. Godleske, J. Goins, D. Bishop. C. Belangy. BACK ROW: R. Tackltt, G, McDonald, W. Kerr, Mrs. Hinkle. Judy Goins Vice-President 72 Jean Godleske Treasurer Student Books Barbara Whitlock, Mrs. Nelson, Barbara Beehler, Louise Parmele Office Staff FRONT: L. Marshall, C. Luedtke, C. Sellers, J. Howe, Mrs. Alexander. P. Katt. D. Williams, G. Emerson, R. Lundgaard. SECOND: A. Suzuki, J. Kurz, K. Triplett, D. Gray, W. Markwell, H. Holman, J. Eliason, J. Bittman, B. Hibbard, J. Cium. K. Sheldon. Radio Club FRONT: P. Lundsteen, D. Hiebert. SECOND: Mr. Evans, T. Kasch, E. Bernard, A. Olson, C. Pittman, V. Mann. THIRD: R. Lathrop, D. James, P. Bernard, T. Kasch, J. McKenzie, E. Rappl, H. May, D. Gable. Sfei Club 74 FRONT ROW: J. Closner, T. West, J. Darr, R. Roberts, P. West, M. Meeker, P. Bryant. SECOND ROW: R. Clark, C. Wampler, J. Stewart, L. Ellis, J. Redmond, G. Lenz, J. McKenzie, T. Kasch. THIRD ROW: J. Noehren, D. Skinner, F. Christensen, D. Gabel, D. Opperman, E. Stocklen, R. Petrie, Mr. Potter. Special State Tournament Edition Friday, March 13, 1959 FRONT: Jeanne Stewart, Betty Austin, Laura Adams, Judy Mills, Lynn Winchester. SECOND: Mert Meeker, Howard Bjork, Ed Hoffman, Jamie Noehren, Bob Henselman, Mr. McPheeters. mix baked like the company stated it would. Out of the four brands included in the contest — Pillsbury, Betty Crocker, Duncan Hines and Swans Down — Duncan Hines won. Six students judged the cakes on appearance of the cake, quality when eaten, and price of contents. A group of high school and college students in California suggested, in response to a poll asking, “What could be done to reduce traffic accidents involving teenagers? 1) Don’t let teenagers have cars until they can buy them with their own money; 2) suspend a first-offender’s license for thirty days; 3) enforce curfew laws; 4) give each traffic violator a day in jail at hard labor. Appearing in the Estacada school paper, HyCada, an article on the reasons Estacada could become a sub-standard school. The reasons discussed in the American Problems classes were: lack of acreage, difficulty with acoustics in the cafeteria, inadequate science equipment and labs, agriculture and woodworking shops were too small, the size of the library and rooms were insufficient for the increasing population. Back at last, now let's dig in. Work just flies if you’ll begin. What? You have to feed the pup? Here's the dunce cap — 1 give upl Class Doings Dane? ough stimi A be ch O) ‘ms t A na ; c hi i wn ;tn busines tributio Ever wonder what it is like to be a chicken? The students who attended last Friday’s pep assembly got the general idea wfien feathers went flying through- out the gym. If vou didn’t attend, you missed Mee Judy Hawley - Editor Cec Sellers - Business Manager Mr. McPheeters - Adviser J. V. Rally Squad 78 1. J. Erie 2. B. Henselman 3. J. Bittman 4. J. Redmond, L. Redmond 5. C. Sellers 6. F. Wills, D. Wills 7. B. Miller 8. S. Valberg 9. J. Skipper, A. Skipper 10. H. Bjork 11. B. Hibbard, S. Gunderson. 79 Basketball Court Princess Fran Will, Princess Paula Noehren, Queen Pat Calkins, Princess Shirley Schmitz, Princess Colleen Dolp, Escorts: John Ludi, Lyle Schwartz, Bill Henselman, Howard Bjork, Ed Hoffman. Football Court Princess Nancy Gregson, Princess Judy Loundree, Queen Jan Clum, Princess Gayle Emerson, Princess Karen Triplett, Escorts: Jamie Noehren, Howard Bjork, Sparky Valberg, Bill Henselman, Bob Johnson. 80 Coaches FRONT: Mr. McPheeters, Mr. Gernhart, Mr. Rannow. SECOND: Mr. O'Harrow, Mr. Servas, Mr Woodward. INSET: Mr. Potter. Mr. Servas Athletic Director Head Basketball Coach Mr. Rannow Head Baseball Coach Mr. Woodward Head Track Coach Mr. McPheeters Freshman Basketball Coach Mr. O'Harrow Freshman Football Coach J. V. Basketball Coach Mr. Gernhart J. V. Football Coach J. V. Wrestling Coach Mr. Potter Head Football Coach Head Wrestling Coach J. V. Baseball Coach Varsity Football BILL HENSELMAN HOWARD BJORK LARRY VALBERG JOHN LUDI SEASON’S RECORD OPPONENT HOME OPPONENTS SCORE SCORE Corbett Clackams 20 18 Corbett 20 18 Clackamas 13 19 Wy'East 0 7 Reynolds 7 19 Mo la 11a 19 0 Scappoose 0 7 Silverton 45 0 Parkrose 9 6 Jesuit 15 0 JACK SKIPPER MERT MEEKER BOB HENSELMAN BILL PERRY WAYNE ERICKSON BOB JOHNSON JAMIE NOEHREN JON TORREY ROGER HOFFMAN JIM BARTLEY LYNN WINCHESTER HAL HOLMAN BOB HOLT LYLE SCHWARTZ Varsity Basketball FRONT: H. Bjork, B. Henselman. SECOND: B. Richardson, G. Searls, J. Bartley, M. Byrd, D. Wills. THIRD: Mr. Servas, B. Holt, R. Hoffman. L. Schwartz, E. Hoffman, J. Ludi. FOURTH: B. Henselman, J. Mills. Sandy fans were treated to a perfect season on the home floor—as the Pioneers were un- beatable in the SUHS gym. Altogether they won ten straight at home end lost the only two regular season games at Clackamas and Neahkahnie after easily beating both teams earlier. At the state tournament, the Pioneers started with a rush to upset favored Jefferson, 59- 50 then fell to superior height in losing to Klamath Falls and North Salem. Over-all, Sandy finished the year with a fine 21-4 record, and with eight returning letter- men should field another strong team next year. OPPONENT HOME SCORE OPPONENTS SCORE Clackamas 60 46 Neahkahnie 57 51 Neahkahnie 49 51 Silverton 72 49 Parkrose 75 61 Estacada 61 34 Clackamas 53 58 Gresham 63 49 Molalla 52 46 Jesuit 67 49 Wy'East 62 47 Reynolds 71 50 Scappoose 52 45 Silverton 77 45 Parkrose 60 41 Gresham 48 45 Molalla 67 51 Jesuit 63 52 Wy'East 63 57 Reynolds 59 45 Estacada 74 45 Scappoose 70 58 87 DOUG WILL 88 HOWARD BJORK Bill Henselman made all- league first team and all- tournament second team. ED HOFFMAN Ed Hoffman made the all- league first team and led the league in scoring the highest points per game. BILL HENSELMAN JIM BARTLEY ROGER HOFFMAN LYLE SCHWARTZ GENE SEARLS BOB HOLT JOHN LUDI MICK BYRD Sandy UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Ebgene (Special)—Underrated Sandy, getting 38 points from its capable H-bomPers, Ed Hoffman and Bill Henselman, toppled Jefferson’s Portland champions, 59-50, as the State A-l High School Basketball Tournament opened on an ex- citing note at McArthur Court Tuesday night. Sandy’s unexpected but thor- oughly earned success followed a nip-and-tuck struggle in Tourney Scores (First round) Klamath Falls 41, Astoria It Sandy 5t, Joftarson 50 which defending champion Klamath Falls clung tenacious- ly to a slim lead and repelled Astoria, ranked No. 1 in all polls, 41-39. A crowd of 6.006 screeched as a long swisher by Astoria’s Gordon Scott, which would have tied the score, was ruled a split-second too late by the official timer.. The enthusiastic audience gave Sandy’s Wilco League champions a standing ovation as they took the play away from favored Jefferson, lead- ing from the moment Hensel- man's good fake and layup made tne score 10-8 late in the first quarter. Henselman, 6-foot senior, and Hoffman, 6-1 junior, poured in jump shots from all angles and broke away for lay- ins, too. Coach- Ken Servas’ Pi- oneers stole the ball frequently and often outrebounded the Portland champions. Hoffman wound up with 22 points, Henselman with 16. m The 26-g a m e tournament buckles downjjo all-day busi- ness Wednesday, with six more first-round contests on menu, beginning at 9 o'clock. The underdog victors con- verted 21 of 34 free throws, and three Jeff players—Terry Baker, Vic Ellis and Mickey Hergert — fouled out in the final quarter. Jeff Hits at .300 Clip The Democrats manufac- tured two more field goals, hitting on 21 of 70 tries for a .300 mark, but collected on only 8 of 19 foul shots. Henselman found the range on 6 of 12 field shots and 4 of 9 free throws. Hoffman hit 8 for 19 from the field, 6jor 8 at the black mark. Sandy employed an .effective Drubs Jefferson zone defense, and Jeff didn’t connect consistently froqt -out or rebound adequately, even though it finished with a 45-36 edge in retrieves. Henselman dragged down 11 rebounds and Hoffman 10 for Sandy. Slender Will Brown picked off 18 for Jeff. The crowd warmed to the fray as Sandy sank its first eight free throws for an 8-7 lead, then moved ahead on its first field basket, by Hensel- man. Almost immediately, Henselman turned the trick again, jumping one home from the left side. The crowd, cheer- ing for the smaller school, was electrified. Little Howard Bjork’s two free throws and a jumper and hook in rapid succession by Hoffman more than offset two buckets by Brown as the Pio- neers made the count 18-12 by first period’s end. Hoffman dropped in a jump- er from the key and scored off the fast break as Sandy soared ahead, 22-12, and then the two H-bombers stretched the dif- ference to its ultimate,. 15 points, at 35-20, with 1:33 re- maining in the first half. Baker and Brown enabled Jeff to close within 11, 37-26, by in- termission. After the half, with Baker checking Hoffman, the Demos fought hack into contention. Ellis, Hergert and Brown scored as Johnny Neeley’s Portlanders whittled their defi- cit to just five points, 44-39, by third period’s end. Jeff Cuts Deficit to Four But Sandy wasn’t to be de- nied its upset. Big Lyle Schwartz contributed a free throw as Ellft fouled out at the final chapter’s outset. Her- gert moved Jeff the closest it ever came, four points, 45-41, on a jump shot from the left. Then Henselman sank a free throw, and the same Hensel- man drove under, faked and tanked a short jump. This was 48-41, with 5:12 to play. Hergert, a scrapper, fouled out right after that. Hoffman converted a free throw, then hit a short jump, before little Clauis Nickleberry interrupted for Jeff. When Henselman drove un- der for another layup, for 53-43, and Baker fouled out on the play, with 3:20 left, the death knell sounded for the Demos. Baker and Brown tallied 15 points each to lead Jeff scor- ing. After the 38-point outburst! bv . the Hoffman - Henselman] Combination, Sandy’s high was' 16 by Guard Doug Wills. JefTerSSn s uermse was a bombshell. Hoffman produced 17 of his points in the first half, when Sandy’s upset, in final reck- oning, was forged. The Pioneers, representing a school which grew into A-l classification only this year, shot .422 from the field, sink-1 ing 19 of 45 attempts. But it) was at the foul line, even more] that Sandy prevailed. Sandy’s rooters served noj tice that they had a bundle o| talent, too, when they put 3(j dancing majorettes on the floor at halftime. They backed by a lively jazz band, celebrated the 37-26 Sandy lead with gusto and en- tertained the 6,006 opening night fans royally. Pioneer Coach Happy Ken Servas of Sandy, the first coach carried off thirj state tournament’s floor in a good many years, was without doubt the calmest of the Sandy Pioneers after the unsung Dis- trict 2 champions knocked Jefferson right out of tha championship contention in the -second game of the opening round of the 41st state playoff. “I have two of the finest kids iu the state (Ed Hoffman and .Sill Henselman) and nobody ■-olieves me,’’.Servas said in his dressing room without any particular show of emotion. ’• “We’ve won 16 in a row now, and we won them because the team tries hard, and delivers, too,” Servas, who is coaching his first tournament team went on, “I thought we could stop Baker (Terry, the Jefferson ace), and Henselman thought so too, and he did a wonderful job.” Neely Speaks Tersely Servas also had considerable praise for two of his guards, Doug Wills and Mick Byrd. “Both of them had the flu all .week and weren’t anywhere near normal Monday,” he said, “but both played very well.” Jefferson’s John Neeley wrapped up Jefferson’s game in one sentence, “they were one step ahead of us all night, on offense, defense, loose balls, and everything else that counts ” March 17, 1959 CHAMPIONSHIP FIRST RO’JND Osme 2 2-1 Sandy (59) FO-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP Bill Henselman, f 6-12 L-9 11 3 16 Ed Hoffman, f 8-19 6-8 10 3 22 Lyle Schwnrtz, c 1-1 3-7 6 3 5 Howard BjTk, g 0-1 3-3 li 3 3 Doug Wills, g 3-10 la-6 2 1 10 Roger Hoffman, c 1-1 1-1 1 0 3 John Ludi, c 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Gene Searles, g 0-0 0-0 0 1 0 Mick Byrd, g 0-1 0-0 2 2 0 TOTALS 19-15 21-31 36 16 QUARTERS: Sandy 18 19 7 15—59 Jefferson 12 lii 13 11—50 1-1 Jefferson (50) FO-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP Vic Sills, f -11 1-1 10 5 7 Terry Baker, f 5-13 5-8 7 5 15 Wilbert Brown, c 7-12 1-L 18 3 15 Clauis Nickleberry, g 2-17 0-1 1 0 I Mickey Hergert, g 2-10 0-1 1 5 u Mike Barnes, f 0-1 0-2 1 2 0 Herb Washburn, g 1-3 0-0 3 1 ? Jerry Henry, g L-3 1-2 1 3 3 TOTALS 2T-T5 - 8=14 nrrsr'ss SHOOTING: Sandy ,! 22 Jefferson .300 OFFICIALS: Jerry Laurens and Bill Willi ns hustled the ball downcourt and cut the bulge to 45-41 on a Mickey Hergert jumper. Here Henselman- Hoffman accounted for three points each and Sandy found itself in the drivers seat once again at 51-41. Nickleberry found the range on a long two-hander but Henselman shifted his way through the de- fense for two and was fouled on the play by Baker. Baker left the game with his fifth personal at this point and Henselman added EUGENE (Special) — The giant has fallen! Sandy’s Pioneers proved them- selves under A-l fire here at Mc- Arthur Court last night as they battled to a stunning 59-50 upset win over Jefferson’s tough Dem- ocrats. The game, part of the first night action witnessed by 6,006 fans, was hot and heavy throughout and saw Ken Servas’ Clackamas county crew roll to big leads in th lirst half and finally have to hangj.qft or the final margin of victory. Sandy, possibly “a year away” according to coach Servas, found itself “adopted” by the Eugene crowd, and was rewarded after pulling ahead 22-12 by a standing ovation. If any player or players have to be singled out, it has to be Ed Hoffman and Bill Henselman. Hoffman burned the net in the first half and Henselman carried the load when the going ot rough toward the finish. Wills hit from the charity stripe John Neely’s PH. champion Demos jumped out to a quick 5-2 'before Hoffman and Doug to cut it to 5-4. Terry Baker got the three-point lead again on a solo layin at 7-4. From there on to the close of the first half, the Pioneers were rough. Hoffman hit four consecu- tive free throws to give Sandy an 8-7 lead but Baker evened things out at 8 with a free toss. Henselman hit two long pushers from the side, Bjork two free throws and Roger Hoffman a bucket, lessened on Jeff’s side only by Wilbert Brown’s tipin for a commanding 16-10 advantage. Brown and Hoffman traded buck- ets shortly before the end of the first stanza and Sandy was out in front 18-12. The Pioneers threatened to run the flustered Demos completely out of the gym in the second quar- ter, building a lead at one time to 15 points. With 4:47 left in the first half, Sandy led 25-16 on Hoffman’s bas- ket and a Henselman free throw. Baker hit for Jeff but Wills used a driving layin to salvage a 27-18 margin. At this point Henselman and Hoffman propelled the Pio- neers to their biggest lead of the night. CHAMPIONSHIP QUARTER FINALS Helselman hit a follow shot and Hoffman a jumper to shoot the gap to 31-20 after Baker canned one for Jefferson. Hoffman hit an- other layin for the fattest bulge of the night at 35-20. Washburn, Brown and Baker then hit for Jeff but Sandy coun- tered with a Wills solo drive and the Pioneers left the court at half- time holders of a 37-26 lead over the fourth-ranked team in the state. One look at the intermission sta- tistics told the whole story. Sandy had a fabulous .520 13-25 shooting percentage and hit 11 of 12 free throws. Jeff shot a so-so .306 (11- 36) and made good on four of six charity casts. The Pioneers out- rebounded their taller Portland foe also, 18-12.' Jefferson showed signs of a comeback in the third canto, out- scoring Sandy 13-7 which cut the ;p lead to a close 44-39. Vic Ellis had seven of those comeback points but fouled out midway through the quarter. Schwartz opened Sandy fourth quarter scoring with a free tos for a 45-39 lead but Jeff rebound- ed his missed second attempt. a later free shrow for a 54-43 San- dy lead. Jeff’s Brown hit two quickies and the lead was cut to only seven at 54-47. Upset Second of Night Wills made three points from the foul line as Jefferson pressed hard and Henselman added an- other drive with 1:25 remaining in the test for a 59-47 lead. Jerry Henry and Brown put three more points between them for the Dem- ocrat total but it was all over and the Pioneers had pulled off the second upset of the night. The first game found Klamath Falls narrowly nip Astoria, the No. 1 team in the state by 41-39. Sandy will now face the Pelicans Thursday evening. High point honors for the game went to junior Ed Hoffman with 22, 17 in the opening half of play. Henselman accounted for 18 more, 11 in the second half to second Hoffman on the Sandy side. As usual, Terry Baker led the Demos with 16 followed by Will Brown with 14. _________________________ Halftime: Sandy 37, Jefferson 28. Attendance: 6,006. March 19, 1959 6-1 Klamath (61) .Jl Hall, f Bob Lewis, f Bob Petersen, c Dean Dunaon, g Don DeLap, g Bob Brace, f Don Eastman, c Paul Bishop, g Steve Binney, g Dave DeLafc, g TOTALS QUARTERS! Klmaath Falls Sandy FO-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP 2-1 San«y (1 3) 5-ll 3-3 9 1 13 Bill Henselman, f 5-11 5-6 9 3 15 Ed Hoffman, f 5-7 6-7 16 li 16 Lyle Schwartz, c 5-n 3-U 5 2 13 Howard Bjork, g 3-16 0-3 5 1 6 Doug Wilis, g 0-1 0-0 3 1 0 Roger Hoffman, f 0-0 1-2 1 0 1 Mick Byrd, g 0-1 0-0 0-2 2JZ0 0-0 0-0 0-0 TS3f 0 0 0 0 1 °_ Tz 12 0 0 0 TOTALS Game 13 FO-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP 3-8 2-2 5 5 8 6-23 3-7 17 2 15 0-1 2-2 U 1 2 3-U 0-1 li 2 6 li-19 2-2 2 3 10 0-2 1-2 5 5 1 0-1 1-1 1 0 1 16-66 n-17 jnns 18—61 9—13 FOURTH PLACE SEMI FINALS SHOOTING: Klamath .383 OFFICIALS: Bill 1111 Game 19 Sandy .2L2 nr. d Erland Anderson March 20, 1959 2-1 Sandy (33) Bill Hanselaan, f Ed Hoffman, f Lyle Schwarts, c Doug Wills, g Howard Bjork, g Roger Hoffman, f Bob Holt, f John Ludi, c Mick Byrd, g Olen Searles, g TOTALS . •-Ties Tournament Record (See Record Section) -?echnical Foul QUARTERS Sandy 5 U 6 U—33 SHOOT HO. Sandr .263 North Sal- FO-FGA FT-FTA REP PF TP 8-1 North Salem 1 5-11 9-16 12 2 19 Homer Wood, f 2-11 0-0 7 li li Doug Ritchie, f 0-2 0-2 li 1 0 Orant Harter, c 3-8 li-ii 2 5 10 Bill Maurer, g 0-3 0-1 2 5 0 Pete Hanley, g 0-0 0-0 2 3 0 Pat Loy, f 0-0 0-1 1 0 0 Mike Young quiet. 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Brian Hanson, c 0-2 0-0 1 0 0 Ron Mickles, g 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 Olenn Vanderhoof. isrfg” 13-2li n 20 ss TOTALS 1-2 O-U 6-lii 3-12 2-7 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-10 0-0 10th Sandy (Pioneers) w-1 L-2 FT-FTA RES PF TP Coach Ken Servas (L C •5b) 1st tour '59 record W-21 L-li ATR Y-3 W-3 L-6 1-1 5 3 3 2-la 5 k 2 Player FO-FGA FT-FTA REB PF TP 1-6 16 2 13 10-10 6 U 16 Mick Byrd, g O-ii 1-1 !i 2 1 0-1 0 1 li Doug Wills, g 10-37 10-12 6 9 30 0-0 1 0 0 Howard Bjork, g 3-15 3-5 10 10 9 0-0 0 0 0 Gene Searlea, g 0-1 0-0 0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 Ed Hoffman, f 16-53 9-15 3b 9 U 5-7 7 3 9 Bill Henselman, f lii-31 15-27 28 10 U3 1-2 0 1 Roger Hoffman, f 1-3 2-3 8 8 li Robert Holt, f 0-0 0-1 1 0 0 Lyle Schwartz, c l-li 5-11 Hi 5 7 John Ludi, c 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 Varsity Wrestling FRONT: L. Parker, Mgr., D. Hiebert, G. Lenz, G. McClain, T. Spahr, R. Caba, G. Lamb, J. Mark- well, Mgr, SECOND: D. Ziemer, B. Jones, A. Skipper, C. Lake, J. Skipper, J. Torrey, J. Darr. J. V. Wrestlers FRONT: L. Winchester, K. Strickland, B. Malt, C. Castor, S. Valberg, D. Opperman, M. Snethan, SECOND: L. Whitlock, C. Pope, L. Meyer, F. Parks, J. Isakson, F. Quinn, B. Henselman, J. Nelson, g2 C. Leathers. Baseball FRONT: D. Andresen, S. Valberg, M. Byrd, B. Henselman, J, Wolf. SECOND: Pop Rannow, Coach, M. Harrell, L. Anderson, L. Hodge, D. Will. THIRD: B. Fox, G. Wheeler, B. Ermatinger, R. Caba. ‘‘Pop” Rannow, veteran baseball coach, had still not been able to play any games with the season already three weeks old. Rain every day had limited the workouts, but with any weather breaks at all, the baseballers anticipated no worse than a second place finish, and a possible champi- onship in the Wilco league. Outstanding pitchers for the Pioneers are Doug Will, Don Andreson, Bill Ermatinger and Jim Wolf. Behind the plate it was steady Sparky Valberg. Fielding support was provided by Lloyd Hodge, Bill Henselman, all-county choice at first base last year and heaviest hitter for the Pioneers, Mert Harrell, Mick Byrd, Bill Perry, Russ Caba, Gary Wheeler, and Ben Fox. 93 Track FRONT: A. Skipper, B. Malt, B. Richardson, J. Bartley, G. Shaw. SECOND: D. Ludi, L. Parker, J. Hubbard, B. Miller, R. Nichols. D. James, L. Searls. THIRD: L. Schwartz, R. Hoffman, A. Heckel. I Though lacking in numbers-the 1959 Pioneer track squad anticipated a successful season due to the quality and versatility of its members. Bert Malt, our exchange student, starred in the sprints and the broad jump. Jim Bartley, Bill Richardson, and Art Skipper also were strong in the running events. Field events found Roger Hoffman, Lyle Schwartz, and Bob Holt racking up points in their specialties with the shot, discus, and javelin. 94 J. V. Basketball STANDING: R. Kuehnn, J. Lake, D. Ludi, J. Wolf, P. Clapp, E. Hollenbeck. W. Horning, D. Rowley, L. Hodge. KNEELING: Coach C. O'Harrow, J. Fussell, Manager. J. V. Football ROW 1: B. Lamke, G. Wheeler, E. Spink, D. James. ROW 2: E, Hollenbeck, J. Hawley, B. Henselman, J. Cannon, M. Beagle, C. Aschoff. ROW 3: W. Horning, B. Kerr, G. Shaw. Freshmen Basketball Row 1, left to right: Ken Hunter, Gary Wheeler, Tom Davis. Row 2: Norwald Driscoll, Jerry Booth, Frank Emerson. Row 3: Dan Sandercock, Vic Campbell, Not shown: Carl Aschoff, Ed Boyko. Freshmen Football FRONT: C. Leathers, G. Wilson, V. Campbell, D. Allgeier, J. Chivas. SECOND: G. Sandercock, R. Nichols, D. Weisen, J. Booth, R. Potter, F. Emerson. THIRD: J. Fussell, J. Hubbard, J. Melton, W. 96 Hunter, N. Driscol. FILL YOUR AT Meinig’s Store CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '59 Dr. Rohrberg Mutual 7 2631 Sandy, Oregon Mills Bros. McCulloch Chain Saws Sales Service Loop Highway Sandy MU 7-3636 Hardware Groceries Dry Goods Feeds Sandy, Oregon Mutual 7-2391 Tom and Hanks AUTO PARTS and SERVICE RADIATOR REPAIR TUNE - UP Mutual 7-4567 Sandy, Ore. GROKETTJEWELRY Diamonds - Watches - Silverware Phone Mutual 7-3101 Sandy, Oregon PULLEN'S Sandy, Oregon FOOD MARKET Mutual 7-3771 Dairy Wonder BROILED BURGERS ICE CREAM Sandy MU 7-2731 Index A Adams, Laura Jean: 11, 56, 67, 71, 75 AUgeier, Dan Arthur: 50, 59, 96 Amstad, Carl Ernest: 50, 52 Anderson, Earlynne Faye: 14, 63 Anderson, Janice Marie: 50, 57 Anderson, Leroy Arlow: 40, 85, 93 Anderson, Mike McCormick: 44 Andresen, Donald Ernest: 14, 93 Arnold, Terry Lee: 44 Aschoff, Carl Lester: ll, 49, 50, 95 Austin, Betty Joyce: 40, 75 Avery, Arthur Allen: 40 Aylsworth, Sally: 50 B Baker, Al G.: 40 Ballantyne, Kathy Marie: 44, 59, 67 Ballou, Aaron Edward: 44 Bartley, Jim Laurence: 40, 59, 65, 85. 87, 88. 94 Bartley, Lawrence Roland: 44 Baughman, Gloria Jean: 44, 48 Beegle, Mike Thomas: 44, 95 Beehler, Barbara Jane: 10, 11, 14, 64. 67, 73 Belangy, Clark Edward: 40, 70, 72 Bench, Donald A. : 50 Bench, Donna Kay: 40, 63, 71 Bennett, Darlene Mae: 44, 59, 67 Bennett, William Lawrence: 14, 59 Berglund, Arthur Wayne: 44 Bernard, Edward Francis: 11, 50, 52, 74 Bernard, Phillip John, Jr.: 40, 74 Bigelow, Arthur Richard: 44 Bigelow, Rodger Elbert: 44 Bishop, Derelene: 14, 72 Butman, Joyce Ann: 14, 31, 73, 76. 79 Bjork, Howard Leo: 15, 31, 32, 38, 60, 75, 79, 80, 83, 87, 88 Black, Roberta Jean: 40 Blake, Nancy Mae: 15, 59, 67 Bogle, Curtis Ray: 15 Booth, Jerry William: 52, 70, 96 Boring, Shirley Jean: 40, 59, 71 Boyko, Eddie Leroy: 50, 70 Boyko, Jimmie Lee: 44 Brant, Ronald Louis: 50 Bridgemon, Barbara Louise: 44, 59 Bromley, Dottie Sue: 44, 56, 71 Brown, Rose Mane: 44 Brown, Virginia Ellen: 15 Buchanan, Harold: 50 Bunch, Imogene Ann: 44, 48, 59 Burdick, Donna May: 44, 47, 52, 58, 67 Burlingame, Ardis Sherry: 15, 32, 59, 63, 71 Burns, Sheryl Dee: 15, 56, 66 Burrell, Beverly Grace: 44, 59, 67 Byrd, Alvin Jefferson: 50 Byrd, Melvin Edgar: 44 Byrd, Michael Byrdette: 40, 65, 87, 89. 93 Byrd, Suzanne Arlene: 50, 58, 64, 67 c Caba, Roger: 16 Caba, Russell Robert: 40, 42, 92, 93 Calkins, Iris Pat: II, 39, 40, 64, 67. 80 Campbell, Victor Orlin: 51, 70, 96 Cannon, John F. : 44, 95 Cansler, Clyde Leon: 40 Cassidy, Edna Carol: 50, 57, 58, 67 Castor, Carl Edward: 40, 92 Cathey, Mable Louise: 44, 69 Caudell, Nancy Eileen: 44, 48, 59. 71 Chatelain, James Harry: 50, 70 Chesnut, Barbara Joyce: 40 Chivas, Jimmy Clarence: 50, 96 Clapp, Phillip D.: 44. 65. 86, 95 Clark, Barbara Jean: 50, 57, 66 Clark, Jean Haroldlee: 50, 52, 67 Clark, John Patrick: 50 Clark, Ruth Olive: 40, 59, 68, 74 Closner, Jeannie Elizabeth: 11, 44, 48, 59. 64, 67, 71, 74 Clum, Jan Arlene: 11, 40, 42, 47, 59, 60, 67, 73, 77, 78, 80 Colby, Michael Lawrence: 50 Coleman, George Clark: 40 Coleman, Patricia Ann: 50 Collins, Daryl Lee: 44 Collins, Jan Claudette: 16, 32, 37, 60 Connell, Hewell Mourras: 44 Coon, Victor Gary: 16. 70 Copher, Pat Kathleen: 11, 50, 53 57 , 58 , 67 Cox, Ronald Lee: 44 Creekmur, Olan Gail: 16 Crownover, Phyllis Anne: 40, 59 Currier, Darrell Pete: 52, 70 Cutsforth, Dennis: 50 Cutsforth, Susan: 40 D Dagliesh, Linda Joyce: 16, 59, 64. 67 Darr, Joseph Lynn: 16, 74, 92 Davis, George William: 50 Davis, Thomas Gerald: 50 Denbo, Doris Louise: 40 Denbo, Kenneth Allen: 44, 70 Dickman, Kathleen Joyce: ll, 44. 52. 56. 57, 58, 64, 67 Divers, Jim Lee: 50 Dobson, G.: 40 Dollowitch, Virginia Anne: 40, 59. G8, 70 Dolp, Colleen Janet: 11, 40, 46, 64. 67. 80 Dorman, Marna Lee: 40, 59 Doudna, Bernard James: 50 Douglas, Sue Jane: 40, 47, 57 Drew, Beverly: 44, 67 Drew, Nancy: 50, 52, 57, 67 Dnscol, Norwood A.: 50, 96 Duncan, JoAnn Ruth: 50, 57 Dunstan, Anita Jeanette: 44 , 56, 66 Dyal, John Gary: 44, 66 E Eacret, Anna Lee: 44, 59, 67 Eacret, Barbara Jean: 17, 59, 64, 67. 72 Eblen, Gloria Jean: 17, 32, 59, 63, 71 Edes, Carolyn Rae: 11, 44 , 48 , 58, 67 Edes, Lawana Lee: 17, 44, 59, 63, 67 Edes, Patty Ann: 50, 57, 67, 69 Eliason, JoAnn Ruth: 42, 46, 59, 60, 67; 73, 77, 78 Emerson, Frank Warren: 50, 56, 96 Emerson, Gayle Eileen: 11, 17, 31. 32, 38, 46. 59, 67, 73, 76, 77, 78. 80 Emerson, Jimmie F. : 51, 70 Emerson, Kenneth Wayne: 17, 40 Englich, Roger William: 40, 59 Eri, Judy Darlene: 17, 36, 46, 67. 76, 77, 78. 79 Erickson, Richard F. : 44 Erickson, Wayne Morris: 18, 84 Ermatinger, Bill Joe: 40, 93 Esperson, Stanley Kenneth: 52, 70 Esperson, Arnold Chris: 40 F Farmer, David Hays: 44 Farmer, Dona LaVerne: 9, 11, 18, 64, 66, 67, 69. 72 Farmer, John Ernest: 40, 56, 66, 68 Farmer, Ray: 44 Fegel, Sara Ann: 50, 53, 57, 69 Fields, Doris Jean: 50 Fields, Louise Mary Katheran: 50 Fleischman, Pat Rac: ll, 40, 58, 59 Fleshman, Allan Duran: 44 Flynn, Richard W,: 44, 68 Freeman, Dennis Jean: 56, 59 Freshour, Richard Dale: 40, 56 , 57 Fritsche, Caroline Helen: 59 Fox, Allyn Ben: 11. 40, 93 Fox, Frank Joe: 18 Fussell, John: §0, 66, 95, 96 G Gable, John David: 40, 74 Gantenbein, Judtih Ann: 40, 56, 57, 59 Gault, Blanche Elaine: 50, 56, 57. 66 German, Cliff: 50 Gifford, Velma Ann: 18, 59 Godleske, Jeanne: 18, 72 Goins, Judy Ann: 18, 63, 72 Goodrich, Nola Kathleen: 44. 67 Gottman, Curtis Lee: 19, 65 Grambo, Jean Marie: 44, 48, 58, 67 Grambo, Judy Maurine: 19, 47, 59 Gratreaks, Robert Lysle: 19 Gratreaks, Ronald Clark: 44 Gray, Bruce Darrell: 44 Gray, Darlene Ann: 19, 36, 63, 73 Gray, Loyd Eugene: 19 Gregson, Nancy Faye: ll, 46, 50, 53. 57. 58, 67. 78. 80 Griffin, Dale Henry: 19, 32, 46 Griffin, Karen Sue: 59, 67 Grooms, Terry Wayne: 52 Gunderson, Sharon Jean: 20, 32, 56, 79 H Hachler, Max Randle: 44 Hagen, Jerry Clem: 50 Hanson, Rodney Arnold: 44 Hanson, Ruth Ann: 50 Harbin. Neva: 44 Harrell, Merton James: 40, 93 Hatley, Duane Alan: 40 Hawley, James Royal: 44, 48, 95 Hawley, Judith Ann: 9, 20, 38, 44. 63, 76 Heckel, Alex: 43 , 44, 86, 94 Heiser, Rodney Rodger: 51 Henselman, Carol Ann: 44, 69 Henselman, Robert A.: 44, 65, 84, 86, 92, 95 gg CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ’59 Hessel’s PLYMOUTH - CHRYSLER - IMPERIAL - INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS Gresham, Oregon 50 Years of Service 1908 - 1958 JOHN DEERE 1925 S.E. Powell Hesse I Implement CATERPILLAR Gresham, Oregon Peterson PI umbing Heating Co. Plumbing Phone MO 5-5490 Heating Gresham, Oregon Sheet Metal Holt’s SHOPPING CENTER Faubion and Sons Gresham MO 5-2775 SHOP HICK'S 100 GRESHAM, OREGON Henselman, Robert John: 20, 38, 65, 75, 79, 87 Henselrnan, William Harry: 11, 13, 20, 32, 38. 60. 65, 80. 83, 87, 88. 93 Henson, Donald: 44 Henson, Ethelene: 20 Heyn, Wilma Rose: 44, 59, 64, 67 Hibbard, Beverly Jean: 40, 42, 67, 73, 77, 78, 79 Hibbard, Joan Lee: 50, 53, 64, 67 Hiebert, David Garrith: 11, 40, 65, 74. 92 Hill, Ed Arnold: 56, 57 Hodge, Alfa Larry: 40 Hodge, Lloyd Franklin: 42, 44, 52, 93, 95 Hoffman, Ed Ruben: 40, 65, 75, 80, 87, 88 Hoffmann, Roger Walter: 40, 65, 85, 87, 89, 94 Hollenbeck, Barbara Lee: 50 Hollenbeck, Everett Paul: 44, 95 Hollenbeck, Rosy: 40 Holman, Hal A.: 40, 65, 73, 85 Holman, Sally Virginia: 11, 47, 50, 53 . 57, 58 , 67 . 71, 78 Holt, Robert Lloyd: 39, 40, 65, 85, 87, 89 Horning, Warren Albert: 44, 56, 95 Horttor, Fern Amy: 44, 48 , 56 , 67, 71 Hostetler, Sandra Kay: 44 Howe, Janice Kay: 11, 20, 31, 59, 60, 64, 73 Howe, Stan George: 50 Hubbard, Donne 1 Jerome: 51, 70, 94. 96 Hunter, Janet Eileen: 21, 37 Hunter, Jerry Wayne: 51, 70, 96 Hunter, Kenny Joel: 50 Hyde, Beverly E.: 44 Isakson, Jerry Norman: 44, 92 Jackson, Pat Kathryn: 40 Jester, Penny: 21. 67 Johnson, Bob Theodore: 21, 37, 80, 84 James, Don Stewart: 44, 74, 94, 95 Jones, Barbara: 40 Jones, Bob Edward: 21, 46, 92 Jones, Don Russell: 21, 70 Jones, Jimmy: 44 Jones, Mary Ellen: 44 , 48 , 67 K Kasch, Timothy Christen: 74 Kasch, Don Nelson: 40, 50, 68, 74 Kaston, Barbara Ann: 44 Katt, Peggy Ann: 11, 21, 32, 59. 60, 67, 73, 76. 77, 78 Kehr, Sharon Rae: 44, 59, 64 Kennedy, Carolyn Faye: 44, 59 Kennedy, Roberta Joan: 50 Kerr, Fred Allen: 50, 70 Kerr, Walter David: 40, 72, 95 Kersting, Keith Marvin: 44. King, Janet Sylvia: 59 Klinger, Dale Clifford: 44 Korbe, Art Allen: 50 Krebs, Twila Mae: 40, 59, 67, 68 Kubitz, Nancy Lucille: 22 Kuehn, Ricky Alan: 44. 95 Kurz, Judy Lavonne: 40, 42, 59, 60, 67, 73, 77, 78 L Lake, Charles Francis: 22, 38 , 65, 92 Lake, John Arthur: 45, 56, 95 Lamb, Gary: 45, 52, 92 Lamb, Nancy Lee: 22, 58, 59, 69 Lamke, Brian: 45, 95 Lane, Jean Marie: 45, 52, 56 , 57, 71 Lane, Jim Walter: 41 Las ley, Charlene Dee: 53, 56 Lathrop, Richard Edwin: 51, 74 Lattin, Edna Mae: 51, 57, 69 Leathers, Charles Carl: 51, 92, 96 Lemke, Carol Ann: 41, 71 Lenz, Gary Nolan: 41, 74, 92 Lewis, Jane Pearl: It. 45 Light, Carol Ann: 51 Light, Robert Joy: 52 Linn, Joanne Catherine: 41 Lockling, Glenda Ann: 22, 59, 37 Loomis, Kenneth: 51, 70 Loundree, Judith Ann: 45, 52, 58, 64, 67, 80 Ludi, David Bruce: 45, 65, 86, 94, 95 Ludi, John Walter: 22, 65, 80, 83, 87, 89 Luedtke, Charlotte Marion: 22, 31, 64. 67, 73 Lundgaard, Ruth Marilyn: 41, 73 Lundsteen, Pat June: 11, 41, 59, 74 M Mahaffey, Marilyn Lee: 41, 67, 68 Malt, Friedbert Helmit: 11, 23, 31, 33, 36, 65, 92, 94 Mann, Vern Alan: 51, 74 Markham, Sharon Lynn: 11, 51, 57, 64, 07 Markwell, Johnny Elmer: 41, 42, 47, 92 Markwell, Sandra Jane: 51, 57, 67, 71 Markwell, Wanda Jean: 41, 42, 58, 64, 73 Marshall, Ernest Elmer: 41, 70 Marshall, Loraine Opal: 23, 72, 73 Mason, Benjamin Darrell: 41, 70 Mason, Shirley Junaita: 59 Matheson, Carolyn Patricia: 51, 53. 57, 67 May, Harold: 41, 74 McCallum, Carolyn Rollean: 45, 56, 66. 67 McCallum, Larry Duff: 45 McCann, Lee Anna Jean: 24, 59 McClain, Gerald Lee: 41, 92 McConnel, Helen Frances: 9, 24, 38, 67 McCullock, Frank Vernon: 24 McDonald, Gary William: 41, 70, 72 McDonald, Lena Elaine: 41, 59 McDonald, Richard Ray: 51 McGraw, Kathleen Lura: 45 McLain, Trecia Louella: 45, 56, 67 McLean, Colleen Joy: 45, 48 , 59, 64, 67 McKenzie, Raymond Gerald: 41, 74 McKinnon, Colette Karen: 11, 51, 57 57, 58, 64, 67 Meeker, Kay Ann: 45, 57 Meeker, Meton Eral: 23, 65, 74, 75. 84 Meeker, Nancy Sue: 51, 52, 66 Meier Sheryl Lee: 51, 57, 67, 69 Melton, Donald Lee: 41, 70 Melton, Jim Robert: 52, 70, 96 Meyer, Larry Gene: 51, 92 Miller, Barbara Jean (Spink): 23, 31, 79 Miller, Bill Stanley: 41, 94 Miller, Kathie Ann: 56, 66 Mills, Judd Everett: 10, 11, 23, 36, 87 Mills, Judy Elizabeth: 11, 45, 48, 64. 67. 75 Minyard, Janice Kay: 45 Moore, Bob LaVarn: 41 Moore, Esther Lee: 45, 56 Morris, Duane Harold: 65 Morrison, Max Wayne: 45 Morrison, William M. : 41, 56 Mower, Carole Lucille: 45, 59, 64 Myers, Duane Edmond: 23, 36, 68 Myers, Michael Anthony: 45 N Nasshahn, Sandy Lee: 24, 31, 32, 37 . 47,58 , 59. 60. 67 Nelson, Gail Landis: 45, 58, 64,67 Nelson, John W.: 70, 92 Ness, Karen Ann: 51, 69 Neumann, Carl Emil: 24, 37, 59 New, Ethel Lee: 45, 66 Nichols, Linda Evelyn: 41, 56, 59, 66 Nichols, Roger Jack: 51, 66, 94, 96 Nilsen, Karen Alice: 45, 59 Noehren, Jamie Stuart: 11, 24, 46, 65, 74. 75, 84. 80 Noehren, Paula Arlene: 43, 45, 64, 67, 78, 80 o Ober Annabel Lee: 51 Ober, Sharon Eloise: 45 O'Brien, Daniel Patrick: 45 O'Dea, Margaret Ann: 11, 45, 59, 64. 67 Odom, Jacquelyn Ann: 11, 51, 57, 58. 67 Olson, Alan Byron: 51, 59, 74 Opperman, Paul David: 41, 65, 74, 92 Osterback, Janice Marie: 25 P Parker, James Larry: 41, 65, 92, 94 Parks, Frank: 52, 70, 92 Parmele, Barbara Ann: 51, 57, 71 Parmele, Louise Diane: 9, 25, 59, 73 Perry, Susan Joanne: 51, 57, 67 Perry, William R.: 25, 31, 65, 84 Petrie, Richard: 56, 57, 74 Phillips, Alma Ernestine: 25, 59 Phillips, Cheryl Irene: 11, 49, 51, 53, 57, 64 Phillips, Gerald Glen: 51 Pierce, April Charlene: 51 Pierce, Jim Victor: 45 Pittman, Conard Arthur: 51, 74 Plaster, Elaine Cora: 45, 59, 64, 67, 71 Polivka, Harold Harvie: 45 Ponta, Adelaide Maddalena: 41 Ponta, Carl Ercole: 45 Pope, Carlton Leon: 45, 92 Pope, Everett Leroy: 25 Portis, Charles Wesles: 51, 70 Potter, Roy Dee: 51, 59, 96 Predmore, Donald Melvin: 25 Proctor, Lillie Faye: 45 Pullen, Janice Kay: 45, 48 , 67 Purdy, Collette: 45, 59, 64 Q Quinn, Brenda Ruth: 51, 57. 66 Quinn, Felix Delano: 26, 92 101 R. S. Smith Motor Co. BUY AT Sandy, Oregon Serving you since 1911 Complete parts and service on all makes of cars S and H Green Stamps Boring General Store G r e s h a m Rexall Drug Store BORING, OREGON PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHERS PORTLAND, OREGON 102 R Ragglianti, Don: 51 Rappl, Erich: 26, 74 Rathjen, Eliese Margaretha: 45, 47, 48 Reckman, Karleen May: 41, 63 Redmon, Jim: 39, 41, 68, 74, 79 Redmon, Linda Lou: 51, 52, 64, 67, 79 Reed, Betty Joe: 51, 64, 66, 69 Remboldt, Judy Mae: 51, 67 Reynolds, Delores Pauline: 45, 58, 67 Reynolds, Sharon Lee: 26, 59 Richardson, Ben Sylvester: 70 Richardson, Ronald Thomas: 56, 57 Richardson, William J,: 26, 46, 87, 94 Robertson, Helen Marie: 45, 48 Rose, Marcelyn Rae: 52 Rowley, David Thomas: 45, 71, 95 Russell, LaRita Kay: 45, 56 Rutledge, Evelyn Clara: 51, 57, 66 Rutledge, Louise Carolyn: 9, 26, 68 S Salyers, Willard Anthony: 51, 70 Sandblast, Gary Wayne: 41 Sandblast, Sharon Ann: 45 Sandercock, Danny Wayne: 52, 66, 96 Schilling, Charla Jean: 45 Schilling, Madeline: 45 Schmitz, Shirley Ann: 11, 26, 31, 32, 38 . 46 . 58 . 59, 60, 64, 67, 76, 80 Schultz, Fred James: 30 Schultz, Peggy Lore: 51, 67 Schwartz, Lyle Albert: 41, 65, 80, 85, 87, 89. 94 Searls, Allen Eugene: 41, 59, 87, 89 Searls, Lenny Leroy: 45, 94 Sellers, CeCelia Virlene: 11, 13, 27, 36, 60. 64. 73. 76, 79 Shaw George Thomas: 45, 46 , 56, 94, 95 Shaw, Robert Roland: 41 Sheldon, Kaaren Ann: 41, 46, 58, 59. 67, 73 Sheerman, Don Wray: 27, 32, 37, 46, 65 Shook, Edward Lloyd: 27 Shurtz, Glenda Gay: 41, 42, 47, 58, 59. 60. 67 Silver, Sandra Delphine: 41, 66, 68 Skala, Susan Darlene: 49, 51, 53, 57, 58, 67, 78 Skipper, Buddy Frank: 11, 45, 56, 57. 65, 79. 86, 92, 94 Skipper, Jack: 13, 27 , 32. 38 , 56, 57. 65, 79, 83. 92 Smith, Peggy Jann: 52, 66, 67 Smith, Sherry Arlene: 45, 66 Snethen, Johnny Clyde: 27, 68 Snethen, Mark Steve: 45, 52, 68, 92 Snow, John Calvin: 45 Snyder, Carol Ann: 13 , 27, 32, 58, 59, 64. 67 Snyder, Diane L.: 28 Snyder, Linda Sharon: 52, 57, 67, 69 Spahr, Terry Franklin: 11, 39, 41, 42, 92 Spa Her, Darlene Ann: 41 Spaller, Janet Lucille: 41, 58, 64, 67 Spink, Earl DeWayne: 41, 56 , 57, 65. 95 Staggs, Patsy, Marie: 45, 59 Steele, Edith Marcella: 57 Steele, Edward David: 45. 5b, 57 Stevenson, Caroleene June: 52, 66 Stevenson, Marlene Joyce: 45, 66 Stevenson, Pauline JoAnne: 45 Stevenson, William Alfred: 28, 70 Stewart, Jeanne Margaret: 10, 11, 41, 58 , 64, 67. 74, 75 Stocklen, Ed R.: 41, 59, 74 Streight, Verna Jean: 23, 60 Strickland, Glenn Dalbert: 51 Strickland, Kenneth Edward: 41, 70, 92 Strope, John A.: II, 43 , 45, 52, 56, 57, 71 Suzuki, Alice Miyoko: 10, 11, 41, 42. 63. 71, 73 T Tackett, Jon Richard: 28, 70, 72 Tate, Donna Mae: 51, 56, 66 Taylor, Cleo: 45 Taylor, Dwight Marvin: 28 Thomas, Bob: 45 Torrey, Dick Paul: 41, 70 Torrey, Jon Charles: 28, 65, 70, 84, 92 Tribby, Dennis DeWayne: 51, 70 Tribby, Joyce Lavon: 45 Triplett, Karen Rai: 41, 64, 67, 73, 80 Turner, Gary Hilton: 51 Turney, Ray Carl: 52, 70 u Updegrave, Vernon Clyde: 45 V Valberg, Lawrence John: 11, 29, 37, 65, 79, 80, 83. 92. 93 Vale. Bob H.: 68 W Wallace, Donna Lee: 41, 59 Wallace, Willard Maxe: 51, 70 Wampler, Charlene Lucile: 9, 41, 68. 74 Warner, Susan Doris: 43, 45, 48, 59. 67, 69 Watkins, Carolyn: 52, 57, 67 Watson, Laura Mae: 29 Weisen, David Noel: 52, 96 Werner, Marie Elena: 45, 64 Werner, Richard Lee: 29 West, Emilie Sue: 45, 67, 74 Wheeler, Gary David: 49, 52, 93, 95 Whitlock, Barbara Louise: 29, 66, 73 73 Whitlock, Lawrence Rutherford: 45, 56. 65, 66, 92 Will, Doug Gene: 41, 42 , 46 . 65. 87. 88, 93 Will, Frances LaVern: 51, 52, 57, 58. 67. 78. 79, 80 Williams, Diane Lou: 29, 31, 32, 46. 58. 59, 64. 67. 73, 76 Williams, Doyle Dwayne: 51 William , Irene Ann: 51 Williams, Joyce Rose-Lee: 57, 67 Williams, Wanda June: 41 Williams, Yvonne Betheine: 41 Wilson, Gary Duane: 52, 96 Wilson, Linda: 41, 52 Winchester, Lynn Michael: 41, 66, 75. 85. 92 Wisher, Tommy Jerome: 51 Wolf, James W.: 45, 65, 86, 93, 95 Wolf, Marie Elizabeht: 29, 58, 59. 64, 69 y Youngs, Marie Therese: 52 z Ziemer, David Elton: 45, 56, 57, 92 Ziemer, Robert Vincent: 30, 66, 70 ADMINISTRATIVE Mrs. Alexander: 4, 73 Mrs. Bayley: 5 Mr. Brattstrom: 5 Mr. Chandler: 8, 70 Mr. Chroston: 4, 11 Mrs. Cole: 9 Mrs. Daack: 5, 69 Mr. Epperson: 9 Mr. Evans: 5, 74 Mr. Frasier: 5 Mr. Gernhart: 6, 72 Mrs. Hoffman: 8, 64, 67, 68 Mrs. Jemtegaard: 6 Mr. Martini: 6 Mrs. McClain: 9 Mr. McPheeters: 6, 75, 82 Mr. Morrell: 2, 6, 56, 57, 59 Mrs. Nelson: 7, 64, 73 Mr. O’Harrow: 7, 82, 95 Mrs. Parmentier: 7 Mrs. Person: 7 Mr. Potter: 7, 65. 74. 82, 93 Mr. Rannow: 8, 82 Mr. Servas: 4, 11, 82, 87 Mr. Tharp: 8, 63 Mr. Wilkins: 9 Mr. Woodward: 8, 82 Mi. Von Bergon: 9 103 Clackamas County AAultorpor Bank Sandy, Oregon Ski area Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Everything Lighted Night in Skiing Skiing Gov’t. Camp, Oregon Owner Everett Darr Sandy Oil Wright’s supermarket For Prompt Service and Lane’s and MEAT MARKET Delivery Signal Gasoline and Heating Oils Owners Harold Edes Dwight Wilkenson DR. C. H. CARLSTROM Congratulations to the Class of 1959 OONT ph Sandy's Leading Food Center MT. HOOD CLEANERS and LAUNDRY Mutual 7-2301 CANNON’S Mutual 7-3291 Mutual 7-3851 Sandy, Oregon SANDY TEXACO DEALER ——- in all 48 States Hoodway SPORTING GOODS Ralph Homes, Owner Sandy, Oregon Sandy Hardware CAMERA SHOP SODA FOUNTAIN PRESCRIPTIONS Sandy Rexall Drug Store 106 C,Ct t v PenneyB AI WAY S FIRST QUAllTY! % Mea ley’s Jewelers Meier’s Dairy Since 1927 Watches Silverware 18 N. Roberts Gresham, Oregon China Diamonds Shop at BUTLER’S GRESHAM VARIETY 2nd and Main Gresham, Oregon Let’s keep our MILK DOLLARS at home Patronize your local independent dairy Lawrence and Earl Meier FANCHER’S AUTO PARTS Boring, Oregon Mohawk 5-5474 Machine Shop Service Gresham, Oregon Mohawk 5-8118 Gresham State Bank Gresham, Oregon Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mohawk 5-4101 ADAM’S SHOE STORE Congratulations Class of 1959 DR. JOE M. ONCHI Registered Optometrist MO 5-5415 Gresham, Oregon 107 r •■ .- « ; i i -i •- a v - Yxm J. tj! - f '%: . Sb j jSP55- ■ v- - . «-vaKS - v- .— -. - r . - ' • - - - v - . «« •. ■ •-. x5r -. . _ -: Lf._'A -' !• v •« . —✓ - v J :
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