Sandy High School - Mee Ma Yearbook (Sandy, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

ME-MA Sandy Union High School Sandy, Oregon SANDY UNION HIGH SCHOOL Sandy, Oregon „ Editor - Roberta Black Business Manager - 1 lce uzu, , Wanda Markwell Advisor - Mr. McPheeters In the short time you have been at Sandy Union High School, you have made yourself a part of the memories that we shall have of our high school days. Because you have given us a newfound interest in today’s advancing science; because you have expanded our science department to what it is today; because you have unfailingly kept high standards in your class- rooms; because you have earned our respect for you as a teacher; we, the class of I960, dedicate this Mee Ma to you. Dedication Mr. Euans Table of Contents Junior Class Play . . . 64 Title Page . . . . i Slrt rinh ...... 65 Dedication .... 2 . 65 Administration .... 4 66 5 Junior Scholarship Leaders . . . 67 .... 9 Crimson S 67 . . . . 10 Youth for Christ . . 68 . . . . U Girls' Athletic Association . . 69 ... 62 Print Staff 70 ... 63 Student Books ............ . . 70 . . . . 12 Future Homemakers of America . . . 71 Senior Class Officers ... 13 Future Farmers of America . . 72 . . . 14 Future Teachers of America 73 Senior Class Will .... 34 Junior Chamber of Commerce .... . . 74 36 Library Club 75 39 Office Staff . . 75 40 . . 76 . 42 Mee Ma Staff 77 43 Varsity Rally Squad 78 Juniors 44 Junior Varsity Rally Squad 79 46 Football 80 47 Football Court Dance 84 48 Varsity Basketball 85 Sophomore Snapshots .... 50 Basketball Court Dance . . 89 51 Wrestling . 90 52 Baseball 91 54 92 Junior Scholarship Leaders.... 55 Junior Varsity Basketball . . 93 Sophomore Scholarship Leaders . .... 56 Junior Varsity Football 93 Freshmen Scholarship Leaders . . 57 Sports Snaps 94 58 General Snaps. . 96 60 Advertising 98 61 Indexing . 99 3 Administration MR. CHARLES D. CROSTON Principal 4 MR. DAVID G. WIENECKE Vice - Principal MRS. DYANN ALEXANDER Secretary MRS. BAYLEY Alg. I, Alg. II, Trigonometry, Pep Club Adv. Jamestown College MRS. ANDERSON Hmkg. I, Hmkg. II Adv. Hmkg, Adv. F. H. A., OSC Faculty MR. BOSE Beg. Band, Adv. Band, Adv. Chorus, Beg. Chorus Ensembles, Drill Team Adv., Music Organizations University of South Dakota-Pacific University MR. CHANDLER Ag. I, Ag. II, Ag. Ill, Ag. IV, Physical Science, Adv. F.F.A., OSC MR. EVANS Chemistry, Physics, Physical Science, Audio- Visual Aids, OCE MR. BRATTSTROM Counseling, Amer. Prob., World Geog, Fiosli Class Adv., Linfield College 5 MR. FRASIER Woodshop I, Woodshop II, Mech. Drawing, Adv. F. T. A., Stage, Ohio University MR. GERNHART Biology, Asst. Football Coach, Head Wrestling Coach, OCE MRS. HINKLE Library, Library Club Adv., Audio-Visual Aids, University of Oregon-University of 6 California MRS. HOFFMAN Health P. E., Girls Counseling, Rally Squad Adv., J. V. Rally Squad Adv., Portland State College MRS. JEMTEGAARD College Prep Eng. I, French I, College Prep Eng. IV, Sen. Class Adv., Whitman College MR. McPHEETERS Speech, Eng. II, Adv. Journalism; Beg. Journalism, Sen. Class Play Adv. t Pioneer Press, Mee Ma, University of Portland MRS. NELSON Bookkeeping, Bus. Arith., Typing I, Student Books, Adv. Soph. Class OSC MRS. PARMENTER MR. O’HARROW U. S. History Gov. World Hist., Jr. Class Adv. Asst. Football Coach, Asst. Basketball Coach English III, English IV, Jr. Class Adv., Jr. Class Play Adv., Hastings College MRS. PERSON MR. RANNOW English I, College Prep Eng. II English HI, Fresh. Class Adv., Missouri Valley College German I, Latin I, Latin II, Sen. Class Adv. Baseball Coach, Pacific University 7 MR. POTTER Health P.E., Crimson S Adv., Football Coach, Ast., Basketball Coach, Ast. Baseball Coach, Pacific University-OSC MR. SHAWE Adv. Eng. I, College Prep Eng. I, 9th Gr. Math, Jr. Class Adv., Asst. Wrestling Coach Whitman College MR. THARP General Business, Typing I, Shorthand, J.C.C. Adv., OSC MR. TILLMAN Alg. I, Ref. Math, Adv. Gen. Math, Geometry Adv. Soph. Class, Head Basketball Coach, Chadroi State Teachers College MR. WOODWARD Drivers Training, 9th Grade Science, Head Track Coach, Pacific University. 8 Assistant, Mrs. McClain, Manager, Mrs. Cole Cafeteria Staff THE CAFETERIA, like the CLASS OF '60, marks its fourth year at Sandy, both having come with the new administration wing. L. Proctor, J. Baughman, S. Sandblast, K. Miller, D. Bench a� - tmm mm VICE PRESIDENT - Jack Strope Student Body Officers 10 Student Council Front: A. Suzuki, S. Werner, J. Stewart, J. Strope. Second: L. Snyder, B. Drew, S. Skala, F. Will, J. Cium, R, Black, P. Coleman, L. Redmon, S. Byrd, S. Markham, J. Kurz, Third: G, Shurtz, R. Cooper, K. Snider, J. Williams, J. Eliason, E. West, G. Nelson, C. Edes, D. Reynolds, J, Lewis, J. Spaller, P. Noehren, Fourth: J. Gantenbein, B. Hibbard, R. Searls, T. Thatcher, Dave Hiebert, B. Morrison, P. Bernard, L. Bartley, M. Blackwell, J. Mills, K. Dickman, P. Weeks. President M. Harrow, Vice-President J, McKennsey, Secretary V. Kollowitch, Treasurer P. Cawkins. 13 LeROY ANDERSON Andrew Football 1-3 Baseball 1-3 Crimson S” 3 Sandy Gr. DONNA ARMSTRONG Dimples La Grande Sr. Hi. , Hi . F.H. A. 1 J.C.C. 4 Adv. Choir 4 BETTY AUSTIN Bull Run Gr. F.T. A. 1 Pioneer 1-4 Choir 1 A. C. Atl. 2 ARTHUR AVERY Art David Douglas Hi. Radio Club 1 Gun Club 1 AL BAKER St. Rose Gr. F.F. A. 1 Radio Club 3 BERNE BARLOW Bern N Court So. Eugene Hi. Mee Ma Staff Choir 2 Girls League 1,2 Eugene Paper 3 14 JIM BARTLEY Bull Run Gr. Crimson S 1-4 Football 1-4 Basketball 1-4 Track 1-4 Choir 2-3 MICHAEL BLACKWELL Kookie Football 1 Student Coun. Alt. 4 CLARK BELANGY Corkey Selma, Kansas F.F. A. 1-3 Library 3 DONNA BENCH Cottrell Gr. Y.F.C. 4 F.T.A. 1-2 Degree Chair 2 J.C.C. 3; Pres. 4 Cafeteria 4 PHILLIP BERNARD Phil Sandy Gr. Radio Club 3 Student Coun. Rep. 4 ROBERTA BLACK Sandy Gr. J.C.C. 4 Student Coun. Rep. 4 Inter. Class Comp. 1 Mee Ma Editor 4 Choir 1 SHIRLEY BORING Boring, Oregon F. T. A. 1-4 Pres. 4 J.C.C. 4 Lib. Club 3 Choir 1-4 Ens. 2; ASB Alt. 1,3 JANICE BROWN Gresham Hi. Y.F.C. 1-4 G. A. A. 1-4 Tumbling 1-4 Band 1-4 Choir 1,4 Letter Girls 2,3 Pep Club 1 MICHAEL BYRD Mick Boring Gr. Crimson S 2-4 Football 1,4 Basketball 1-3 Baseball 1-4 Student Coun. Alt. 2,3 RUSSELL CABA Russ Cottrell Gr. Crimson S 3 Football 1,2 Wrestling 1-4 Baseball 1-4 Band 2 PAT CALKINS Welches Gr. G. A. A. 1-4; Rep. 2,3 Pep Club 1,2; V.P. 3 Pres. 4; Pioneer Press 4 Office Staff 4 Class Tres. 3,4 Mee Ma Ast. Editor 4 CLYDE CANSLER Sandy Gr. Football 1,2 Wrestling 1,2 16 CARL CASTOR Pete” Sandy Gr. Wrestling 3,4 Football 1 Baseball 1 BARBARA CHESNUT Bobbi F.H.A. 1,2 Choir 1,4 Band 2 Mee Ma Staff 4 Majorettes 2 RUTH CLARK Roooofy Choir 1-3 Ski Club 2 Sandy Gr. JAN CLUM G. A. A. 1-3; Pres. 4 Majorettes 2-4 Rally Squad 1-3 Choir 1-3 Alt. 1-4 Inter-class Compl. 1 PHYLLIS CROWNOVER J.C.C. 4 Choir 1-4 Orient Grade SHARON (Cutsforth) REHBEIN G. A. A. 1-3 Choir 4 Pep Club 2 F. H. A. 1-2 Rally Squad 2 Girls League Esta cad a Hi. DORIS DENBE Dorie F. H. A. 1,2 Sandy Grade VIRGINIA DOLLOWITCH Ginny” Boring Grade F. H. A. 1; J. C. C. 4 Office Staff 4 Sick Room 3 F. T. A. 2, Vice Pres. 3 Class Secretary 4 COLLEEN DOLP Welches Grade Pep Club 2-4 G. A. A. 1-4 Student Council Rep. 3 Basketball Prin. 3 Prom Princess 3 MARNA DORMAN Mamie Sandy Grade J.C.C. 4 Choir 2,3 Sec. 4 Student Books 4 18 SUSAN DOUGLAS Sue Boring Grade Girls League 1, 2 F. H. A. 1 Choir 3,4 Library Asst, Caferteria Staff 4 JoANN ELIASON Jo G, A. A. 1-4 Choir 1-4 Rally 2-4 Band 2,3 Majorettes 2 Pep Club 1 ARNOLD ESPERSON JOHN FARMER Butch Bull RUn Grade Wrestling 1 Baseball 1 Tumbling 1, 3 PAT FLIESCHMAN Pat Rep. 3 Student Council Chap. Sweet. 1 Choir 1-4; Sec. 4 F.H. A. 1; G. A. A. 2 Majorettes 2-4 Sandy Grade NO PICTURE AVAILABLE TRICIA FREEMAN Bull Run Band I; Choir 1 BEN FOX Boring Grade Baseball 1-4 Football 1 Student Council Rep. 3 CAROLINE Carol Y.F.C. 2, 3 Choir 1-3 FRITSCHE 20 DAVID GABLE Dave Radio Club 1-3 Ski Club 2, 3 Class Play 3 JUDITH GANTENBEIN Judy Pep Club 1 Y.F.C. 4 Choir 1-4 Band 2, Tres. 3,4 Ens. 3 Rep. 1, 4 Student Council Alt. 3, 2 KAREN GRIFFIN Pep Club 1 Maj. 2 Rally 4 Choir 1 -4 F. H. A. 1 Class Play 3 Mee Ma Staff 4 Tumbling 2, 3 MERTON HARRELL Mert O'Harrow Vacaville Hi. Baseball 1-4 Basketball 1-4 Class Pres. 4 Student Council 1, 2 ALAN HATLEY Sandy Grade BEVERLY HIBBARD t ev G. A. A. 1-4 Choir 1,2,4; Band 2 Maj. 2; Pep Club 2 Office Staff 3,4 Inter. Comp. 1 Rally 3,4 DAVID HI EBERT Heeb'’ Sandy Grade F. F. A. 1 Radio Club 3 Crim. S 3, 2 Football I Wrestling 1-3 Student Council Rep. 2-4 EDWARD HILL Ed Radio Club 1 Football 1 Band 1-3 Dance Band 2,3 Choir ALFA HODGE Larry ED HOFFMAN Sandy Grade Crimson ”S” 1-4 Basketball 1-4 Baseball 2,4 Football 4 Track 1,4 ROGER HOFFMAN Rog Sandy Grade Crimson S 3,4 Basketball 1-4 Football 2,4 Track 2,4 Baseball 1 ERNEST HOLLENBECK Ernie Sandy Grade Crimson S Football 1-4 Basketball 1-4 Baseball - 1-4 ROBERT HOLT Bob Sandy Grade Pres. 4 Crimson S 2,4 Inter. Comp. 1 Football 1-4 Basketball 1-4 Track 1-4 Rep. 3 22 Class Pres. 1, 3 PATRICIA JACKSON Pat Boring Grade Band 1 BARBARA (Kubitz) JONES G. A. A. 1,2 F.H. A. 1 Dan. Maj. 2 Choir 1 Tumbling 2 Mee Ma 4 Sandy Grade THOMAS NELSON KASH Welches Grade Skiing Club I, 2, 3 Radio Club 1, 2, 3 Print Staff 2, 3, 4 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4 TWILA KREBS Tweeela Sandy Grade G. A. A. 3, 4 Choir 1-4 Sick Room 3 JUDY KURZ Ski Club Pep Club 1,2 G.A. A. 1-4 Beg. Choir 1 Adv. Choir 2,4 Band 4 Rally Squad 3,4 McKay Grade JAMES W. LANE Baseball 1,2,4 Wrestling 1,2 Sandy Grade 23 CAROL LEMKE Beg. Choir 1 Adv. Choir 2,3,4 A. S. B. Rep. 1 Boring Grade GARY LENZ Ski Club 1 Wrestling 1-4 Football 2 Beginning Choir 2 Sandy Grade PATSY LUNDSTEEN Choir 1-3 J.C.C. 4 A. S.B. 2,3 F. T. A. 4 Radio Club V. P. 3 Mee Ma Staff 4 Boring Grade MARILYN MAHAFFEY G. A. A. 1-4 F. H. A. 1 Choir 1,2,4 A. S.B. 1 Junior Class Play 3 Mee Ma 4 Sick Room 3 Sandy Grade JOHN MARKWELL Football 1 J. V. Baseball 2 Wrestling 4 Mgr. 3 Sandy Grade WANDA MARKWELL ]_ Pep Club 1,2 F. T. A. 2,3 J.C. C. 4 F.H. A. 1,2 Dan. Maj. 3 S. C. 4 Office 3 Sandy Grade DONALD MELTON LEE F.F. A. 1-4 Tres. 3, Pres, 4 Crimson ”S 2 Football 1,2 Wrestling 2,4 Tennis 1, 2 Transfer Estacada WILLIAM MILLER F.F, A. 1 Football 1-4 Track 3,4 Wrestling 2 Baseball 1, 2 Sandy Grade 25 KATHIE MILLER F. T. A. 1,2 Sec. 2 Y.F.C. 3,4 Library 4 Band 3,4 Junior Class Play Mee Ma Staff Pioneef Press 2 Welches Grade RONNIE C. MOORE F. F. A. 1 Basketball 1-4 Cleelum High GERALD McCLAIN Crimson S 2-4 Wrestling 1-4 Football 1,2 Sandy Grade gary McDonald F.F. A 1-4 Libaary 3,4 Transfer Madras 26 ELAINE (McDonald) OVERTON F.H. A. 1,2 Beg. Choir 1 Adv. Choir 2-4 Ens. 4 Sandy Grade RAYMOND McKENZIE Radio Club 1-4 Ski Club Senior Class V. P. Welches Grade LINDA NICHOLS Y. F.C. 2,3 J.C.C. 4 Band 2,3 Choir 2,3 Dixie Band 3 S. C. Rep. 2 Bull Run Grade LARRY PARKER Crimson S 3 Football 1 Basketball 1 Baseball 1 Track 2-4 Wrestling Mgr. 3,4 Cottrell Grade DAVID OPPERMAN Wrestling 1-4 Track 1-4 Crimson ”S 2-4 Ski Club 2 Radio Club 3 S. C. Rep. 3 Sandy Grade .4 RICHARD PETRIE Ski Club 1,2 F. T. A. 2,3 Band 1-4 Ens. 3,4 Welches Grade 27 GARY SANDBLAST Inter-class Comp. 1-4 Sandy Gr. LYLE SCHWARTZ F.F.A. 1,2 Crimson S 2-4 Inter-Class Comp.l Basketball 1-4 Baseball 1 S. C. Rep 1 Football 2-4 Track 2-4 Sandy Gr. ROBERT SHAW F.F.A. 1 Cottrell Gr. ALLEN SEARLS Crimson S 3 Basketball 1-4 Jr. Choir 2 Sr. Choir 3,4 Ens. 4 Spring Prog. 3,4 S.C. Alt. 3 Sandy Gr. GLENDA SHURTZ G. A. A. 1-4 Pres. 4 Dan. Maj, 2-4 Choir 1-4 Trio 3 Historian 4 Ens. 2-4 Mee Ma Staff 4 Christmas Con. 3,4 Quartet 2; Spring Con. Gresham High KAREN SHELDON F. H. A. 1 G. A. A. 1-3 Jr. Ch. 1 Adv. Ch. 2,3,4 Dan. Maj. 2,3 Tres. 4 Princess 2 Print and Cord Mee Ma Staff 4 Office 3,4; Sandy Gr. SANDRA SILVER Y.F.C. 1-4 Library 4 Sandy Gr. BONNIE SMAW Girls League 1-3 Pep Club 2,3 Art Club 1,2 Spanish Club 2 J.C.C. 4; V.P. 3 Trans. South Mountain Hi. 29 - TERRY SPAHR Crimson S 1-4 Wres. 1-4 Co-Capt. 4 Basketball 1,2 Class V.P. 2.3 S.C. Rep. 2 S.C. Alt. 3 Sandy Gr. DARLENE SPALLER Beg. Choir 1 Adv. Choir 4 Sandy Gr. JANET SPALLER G. A. A. 1-4; Choir 1 Pep Club 1-4; S.C. Alt. 2,3 Dan. Maj. 2-4; Inter-class Comp. 1; Twirling Maj. 2-4; S.C. Rep. 1,4 Office Staff 4; Pep Club Sec. 3; Pep Club V.P. 4 Sandy Gr. MICHELE SPRING Basketball Volleyball Adv. Choir Trans. David Douglas High JEANNIE STEWART G. A. A. 1-4; Pep Club 1-3 Dan Maj. 3;. S4C. 1-4 A.S.B. V.P. 3; Class Sec. 1 Class Pres. 2; Trans. St. Helle'ns Hall; Ex. Coun. Sec. 2 A.S.B. Pres. 4 EDWARD STOCKLEN Golf 2-4; Football 1 Ski Club 1,2; Beg. Choir 2; Adv. Choir 3,4; Welches Gr. 30 KENNETH STRICKLAND Wres. 1-3 F.F. A. 1-4 Sandy Grade ALICE SUZUKI F.H. A. 1,2; F. T. A. 1-4 Tres. 1; Pres. 3 Historian 2; Office 3 Student Council 3,4 A. S. B. Sec. 3; Mee Ma Bus. Mgr. 4; Pioneer Press 3,4; Prom Comm. ELLEN (EMERSON) TESDAL Beg. Choir 1 Adv. Choir 2-4 Inter-class Comp. 1,2 F.T.A. 1 Pep Club 1 Sandy Gr. KAREN TRIPLETT G. A. A. 1-4 Pep Club 3 Spring Prog. 1,2 S. C. Rep. 1,2 S.C. Alt. 4 Football Prin. 3 Trans. Estacada CHARLENE WAMPLER F.H.A. 1 Ski Club 1,2 Cedar Hills DOUGLAS WILL Crimson S 2-4 Baseball 1-4 Basketball 2-4 Track 3 Football 4 Sandy Gr. LYNN WINCHESTER Y.F.C. 1-4 Pres. 3 Crimson S 3,4 Tres. 4 Wres. 3,4 Pioneer Press Adv. Choir 1,2 Basketball Mgr. 2 Jr. Class Play Mee Ma Staff ROGER YORK Dorky” K. Falls Band 1,2 Track 1,2 32 YVONNE WILLIAMS Beg. Choir 1 Adv. Choir 2,4 Inter-class 1,2 Pep Club 1 Sandy Gr. toger Hoffman Ernest Hollenback Larry Parker ’‘Where's your hall pass, girls? 33 Senior Will I, LEROY ANDERSON, will ihc goal lhai Pete and I borrowed from Farmer's pen to Mr. O'Harrow. I, DONNA ARMSTRONG, will my dimples to Gary Wheeler. I, BETTY AUSTIN, will my sanny and happy smile to anyone who takes Journalism for four years. I. ARTHUR AVERY, will Sandy Union High School to anyone who wants it. I, AL BAKER, will my mind to Judy Mills who acts as if she needs it. I, BERNE BARLOW, will to Mr. Wienecke all the Jons in Sandy Hi to further his projects of cleaning-up the school. 1. JIM BARTLEY, will my speed to Jim Wolf who is going to need it in the year or years to come. I, CLARK BELANGY. will my sixth period study hall to any underclassman who needs it. I, DONNA BENCH, will my ability to get along with my teachers to my brother, Don, who needs it. I, PHIL BERNARD, will pity the class of 64 it Joe Harrell is anything like his older brother. I, ROBERTA BLACK, will my Trig class to Carol Henselman. I, MICK BLACKWELL, will my perfect attendance to Robert Hostetler. I, SHIRLEY BORING, will all my doodles to Mrs. Person so she can analyze them. I, JANICE BROWN, will my shyness and undivided attention in Mr. Brattstrom's class to Carolyn Kennedy who, I hope, gives Mr. Brattstrom a real bad time next year. I, MICK BYRD, will my football shoes to Jim Wolf in hopes lie can break his leg next year. I, RUSS CABA, will my blue hub caps to Terry Spahr and LeRoy Anderson. I, CLYDE CANSLER, will my straight hair to Don James. I, PAT CALKINS, will all the unused attendance slips that I can find to Mrs. Hoffman since site never seems to have any; 1 will also try to give the teachers a break by leaving as quietly as possible. I, CARL CASTOR, will my overhead Chev. six to John Spitwell, to put in his llathead forever Ford with the wired-down hood. I, BARBARA CHESTNUT, will all my good times to Evelyn Rutledge. I, RUTH CLARK, will my quietness to my sister Jean wlio needs it. I, JAN CLUM, won't will nothin' to nobody cause I ain't got nothin' I don't need. I, GEORGE COLEMAN, won't will nothing to nobody as I have nothing to will. I. SHARON CUTSFORTH. will Jim Lane to Nancy Hall. I, PHYLLIS CROWNOVER. being of sound mind, will all those semester tests to the underclassmen. I, DORIS DENBO, will - No! I don't think 1 will. I. VIRGINIA DOLLOWITCH, will my reckless moments to Gail Nelson. I, COLLEEN DOLP, will my toe shoes to Elaine Plaster. I, MARNA DORMAN, will my ability to get five A's and one B to my sister Lois. I, SUE DOUGLAS, will Irene Williams all my Horse Lovers and Western Horse- man magazines. I, JOANN EL1ASON, will my height and long legs to John Fegel so he can run from the girls and not after them. (Good luck). I, DIANE EPUNG, will my great ability to do Math to anyone in the class of Mr. Tillman. I, BILL ERMATINGER, will my dumbness to anyone who is stupid enough to take it. I, ARNOLD ESPERSON. will my good study habits to any kind deserving soul. I, JOHN FARMER, will my ability to bring a good excuse from home to the office. I, BEN FOX, will my cigarettes and beer to Jan Spaller. I, TRICIA FREEMAN, will my good sense of humor to Betty Myers. I, CAROLINE FR1TSCHE. will my shyness to Lynn Odom. I, DAVE GABLE, will a pack of cigarettes to Ed Stocklin with hopes that he will give the butts to Roger York. I, JUDY GANTENBEIN, will my locker partner Jeanne Stewart to some more de- serving person and my assigned seat behind Mr. Brattstrom to some poor soul. I, KAREN GRIFFIN, will my loose fitting clothes to Nancy Gregson and anyone else who needs them. I, MERTON HARRELL, will my old baseball spikes to Phil Bernard's little brother. I, BEVERLY HIBBARD, will my hair spray to Imogene Bunch. I, DAVE H1EBERT, will my four-dot labels to Pete Darr. I, ED HILL, will my way with Mr. Wienecke to Jim Chivas; lie needs it. I, ED HOFFMAN, will my grades to my brother Mick. I, ROGER HOFFMAN, will my basketball shoes to Carl Sandstrom in hopes that he can wear them. I, ERNEST HOLLENBECK, will my jumping ability to Carl Aschoff. I, BOB HOLT, will my great control over the football team to Jim Wolf and Art Skipper with my best wishes. I, PAT JACKSON, will my ability to skip school to anybody who likes school as much as I do. I, TOM KASCH, will Jerry McKenzie's weight problem to Colette Pimly who could use it. I, BARBARA KUB1TZ, will my seat in American Problems to Pat Staggs. Hope she does better than I did. I, TWILA KREBS, will my ability not to gain weight to Jean Clark. How about it, kid? I, JUDY KURZ, will my small features and dancing ability to Carl Sandstiom. I, JIM LANE, will my towering height to Carl Sandstrom. He might need it. I, CAROL LEMKE, will my old fillings to Brian Lemke. I, GARY LENZ, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Person to Jerry Hagen. I, JOANNE LINN, will all my books to Carol Ann Dugger. I, RUTH LUNDGAARD, will my brown hair to Ethel New. I, PAT LUNDSTEEN, will George and his car to Alice Suzuki. I, MARILYN MAHAFFEY, will my membership to the club to Mr. Brattsttom. I, JOHN MARKWELL. will Doug Camp all my car troubles in his senior year. I, WANDA MARKWELL, will my sister, Sandy, my ability to get on the honor roll at least once in every semester. (I goofed a few times, too). I, GERALD McCLAIN, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Ben Dolp. I, ELAINE MCDONALD, will my big brown eyes to Shirley Terrill. I, GARY MCDONALD, will my “Ole McDonald's Farm to Mr. Chandler, who can use it for experiments. I, JERRY McKENZIE, will Roger York to the research laboratories of tl� e American Health Studios. I, LINDA NICHOLS, will my will to anyone who will have the will power to will it as their will next year. I, ERNEST MARSHALL, will leave quietly. I, HAROLD MAY, will he the seventh May to graduate from Sandy Union High School. I, DONALD MELTON, will my curly hair to Carolyn Edes. I, KATHIE MILLER, will all tlie left-over knowledge I didn't use to the future seniors. They will need it. I, WILLIAM MILLER, will my warm seat on the football bench to Ed Holt - if lie can sit still long enough to keep it hot. I, RONNIE MOORE, will my art ability to anyone who can use it. I, DUANE MORRIS, will my kicking ability to Larry Russell. I. BILL MORRISON, will mv Darkine soot in front of school to Frank Emerson. I, DAVE OPPERMAN, will my ability to miss the bus every morning to Aaron Ballou who is always on time. I, LARRY PARKER, will my letterman sweater to anybody who will uncover all the strips and walk around until a certain club jumps you. I, RICHARD PETRIE, will the name Vernon” to anyone who can convince certain girls that it is only a nickname. I, ADELAIDE PONTA, will my good times in high school to some underclassman. I, KELLY RECKMAN, will my November Reader's Digest to anyone who can find it. I. JIM REDMON, will my ability to get along with Winky to whoever wants it. I, BEN RICHARDSON, will leave all my happy years at Sandy to anyone who wants them. I, GARY SANDBLAST, will my sportsmanship to Danny Nichols. I, LYLE SCHWARTZ, will my size 13 football shoes to Dan Sandercock and hope he can fill them. I, GENE SEARLS, will my false teeth to Mane Werner. I, ROBERT SHAW, will my ability of trying not to miss any days of school to any other fool who trys it. I, KAAREN SHELDON, will my ability to talk too much in class to Judy Mills (who lias a pretty good start, already!) I, GLENDA SHURTZ, will stay away from drummers and musicians -- bad influence. I, SANDRA SILVER, will my excess weight to Jane Lewis in Itopes she puts it to good use. I, BONNIE SMAW, will Dee Dee Reynolds all my old and tattered American Observers. I, TERRY SPAHR, will my animosity for all the intellects of this prodigious nation to my Beatnik associates. 1, DARLENE SPALLER, will my dark complexion to Pat Staggs. I, JANET SPALLER, will my knobby knees to Marie Werner. I, MICHELE SPRING, will my fingernails to Sandy Hostetler. I, JEANNIE STEWART, will my ability to get along with good looking doctors to Jo Ann and Judy who are looking for one. I, ED STOCKLEN, will my college prep ability to Jerry Hagan, who 1 know will do well with it. I, KEN STRICKLAND, will my books to the class of 1961. I, ALICE SUZUKI, will him back, Pat. I, ELLEN TESDAL, will leave Sandy to be with my husband. I, KAREN TRIPLETT, will my naturally curly hair to Linda Redmon. I, NADINE WALKER, will my senior book to the junior class. I, DONNA WALLACE, will my ability to get along with teachers to my brother, Willard, who needs it. I, CHARLENE WAMPLER, will all my old carbons back to the office where I obtained them. I, DOUG WILL, vill my position as left half on the football team to John Fegel. I, YVONNE WILLIAMS, will not, when I grow older, look back and wish to re-live these years over again. I, LYNN WINCHESTER, will my good looks to Bud Skipper, who really needs them. I, ROGER YORK, will Ed Stocklen's smoking comer to the junior class. fit's j- ' Senior Hall of Fame MOST SHY Virginia Dollowitch, Billy Ermatinger 38 Kaaren Sheldon Jeanne Stewart Pat Lundsteen Dave Hiebert Mama Dorman Phil Bernard Pat Fleischman Karen Triplet Roger Hoffman Mick Byrd Senior Highlights 1959 Junior - Senior Prom Court I. B. Holt, L. Winchester, J. Spaller, L. Anderson, J. McClain, L. Parker, 2. A, Ponta, C. Fritsche, S. Silver, M. Dorman, J, Gantenbein, J. Redmon, 3. C. Castor, E. Overton, K. Reckman, J. Stewart, P. Calkins, M. Mahaffey, 4. E. Tesdal, G. Lenz, T. Spahr, D. Will, E. Stocklen, R, Clark, J, Eliason, 5. L, Schwartz, S, Boring, W. Mark well, D. Morris, R. Caba, 6. P, Crownover, J. Markwell CO President Gary Hill, Vice-President J, Treasurer J. Holly. Strope, Secretary G. Nelson, Juniors Class of 1961 ADVISORS: Mrs. Parmenter Mr. O'Harrow Mr. Shaw OFFICERS: President, Gary Hill Vice-President, Jim Hawley Secretary, Gail Nelson Treasurer, Jack Strope TRADITIONAL ACTIVITIES: Junior Class Play Junior-Senior Prom Candidates for A. S. B. President and Treasurer Front: B. Classen, W. Heyr., N. Caudell, A. Sunstan, J. Grambo, J. Closner, N. Goodrich, B. Drew, L. Adams, F. Horttor, S. Hostetler, R. Brown, D. Burdick. Second: L. Anderson, N. Harbin, A. Eacret B. Hyde, M. Cathey, B. Burrell, R. Bigelow, D. Camp, R. Gratreaks, M. Beegle, D. Farmer, T. Grooms, J. Boyko, H. Connell. Third: D. Bennett, K. Dickman, C. Edes, J. Isackson, A. Fleshman, J. Cannon, J. Hawley, J. German, B. Gray, W. Horning, G. Hill, E. Hollenbeck, B. Henselman. Fourth: K. Denbo, R. Burton, R. Farmer, R. Hansen, R. Cox, A. Bieglow, W. Berglund, A. Ballou, G. Brant, D. Flynn, D. Hansen, M. Hachler. Front: J. Pullen, G. Nelson, C. Mower, E. Rathjen, C. Kennedy, H. Robertson, E. Moore, T. McLain, R. McCallum. Second: L. Proctor, J. Lewis, M. Jones, J. Lane, K. Nilson,-E. New, S. Mason, B. Kaston, Third: M. Padgett, E. Plaster, C. McLean. J. Loundree, R. Kehr, C. Purdy, K. Meeker, S. Jacoby, D. Nelson, D. Crum, B. Lamke, M. Lauderback, G. Lamb. Fourth: D. James, J. Jones, L. McCallum, D. Klingler, M. Myers. Front: S. Sandblast, S. Schilling, M. Stevenson, P. Stevenson, M. Schilling, P. Staggs, P. Noehren, M. Werner. Second: S. Wallin, C. Taylor, J. Tribby, L. Russell, D. Reynolds, E. West, S. Warner, J. Mills. Third: J. Thornton, D. O'Brien, C. Pope, J. Lake, M. Snethen, B. Winchester, H. Polivka, L. Whit- lock. Fourth: C. Ponta, J. Strope, E. Steele, J. Snow, D. Rowley, J. Wolf, B. Skipper, W. Morrison, V. Updegrave, R. Ziemer, L. Searls, G. Shaw. 45 1. S. Reynolds, C. Edes, D. Bennette, T. McLean, J. Cannon, R. Kehr, 2. J. Lewis, C. Edes, G. Nelson, M. Lauderback, S, Meier, B. Kaston, 3. M. Cathy, D. Klinger, D. Ludi, B. Drew, T. Heyn, E. Plaster, A. Eacret, M. Jones, 4. M. O'Dea, R. Kehr, C, Purdy, J, Closner, 5. C. Hensleman, K. Dickman, M. Werner, J. Lewis, B. Kaston, A. Eacret, C. Mower. 46 ■H President D. Cutsforth, Vice-President J. Will, Secretary S. Scales, Treasurer C. Amstad. 47 Sophomores Class of 1962 ADVISORS: Mrs. Nelson Mr. Tillman OFFICERS: President, Dennis Cutsforth Vice-President, Fran Will Secretary, Susan Skale Treasurer, Carl Aschoff TRADITIONAL ACTIVITIES: Twerp Dance J. V. Rally Squad A. S. B. Secretarial, V. Presidential candidates Front: L. Odom, C. Lasley, C. Matheson, J. Rembolt, S. Skala, C. McKinnon, N. Greg9on, L. Redmon, F. Will, J. Duncan. Second: J. Fussell, A. Olson, D. Williams, J. Colwell, J. Williams, C. Cassidy, E. Rutledge, S. Markham, S. Byrd, N. Drew, A. Fegal. Third: G. Wilson, D. Currier, E. Boyko, T. Wisher, T. Kasch, J. Booth, J. Melton, Nancy Clark W. Wallace, G. Turner, D. Tribby, D. Weisen, A. Byrd, G. Stricklanc, R. Brant, D. McDonald, R. Webb. Front: B. Gault, A. Pierce, D. Tate, K. Ness, E. Lattin, E. Walker, L. Snyder. Second: P. Swan, J. Anderson, P. Edes, C. Light P. Copher, S. Markwell, P. Coleman. Third: D. Bench, D. Sandercock, W. Salyers, E. Bernard, G. Phillips, R. Turney, J. Chatlin, C. Leathers. Fourth: R. Heiser, J. Hubbard, S. Esperson, C. Amsted, N. Driscol, C. Portis, R. York, R. Potter. Front: L. Beckman, P. Smith, S. Meier, S. Perry, F. Enderlin, B. Hollenbeck, J. Hibbard, R. Hanson. Second: E. Steele, J. Kennedy, N. Meeker, B. Parmele, B. Clark, B. Quinn, J. Clark, D. Fields, C. Stevenson. Third: L. Meyer, R. Nichols, G. Howe, D. Cutsforth, J. Chivas, V. Mann, C. Pittman. Fourth: G. Wheeler, B. Doudna, C. Hukee, J. Hagen, K. Hunter, F. Emerson, J. Noble, J . Burton. R. Hanson, D. Sandercock, V. Mann, F. Will, L. Redmon, W. Wallace, L. Wilson, S. Markwell, P. Copher, I. WilUams, B. Clark and N. Meeker, S. Skala, J. Hibbard, J. Duncan, G. Howe, S. Byrd, D. WilUams, C. Phillips, P, Edes, N. Meeker. L. Snyder, L. Odom, J. Remboldt, L. Redmon, C, Leathers. Freshman Class of 1963 Advisors: Mr. Brattstrom Mrs. Persons Officers: President Larry Russell Secretary-Treasurer Joanne Hemmers Traditional Activities: Freshman Party Candidates for J. V. Rally Squad Front: M. Henselman, S. Emra, S. Miller, J. McGraw, L. Wickersham, N. Kimery, J. Thombs, K. Schulthess, P. Weeks. Second: M. Shaw, K. Gregus, C. Crownover, L. Searls, N. Hall, N. Turney, C. Heyden, R. Dutton, J. Devecka, D. Skinner, R. Kurz, E. Proctor, L. Wilkins, J. Taft. Third: M. Shields, M. Schilling, S. Schmale, C. Platz, L. Eblen, M. Mattox, H. Overton, L. McCulloch, F. Breach, H. Enz, C, Krum, C. Rhoden, R. Eckman, D. Ulman, P. Sweeney, J. Fegal. Front: F. Henson, S. Brown, C. Dugger, J. Redmon, K. Allshouse, C. Mohler, C. Schultz, E. Anderson, F, Parker, L. Dorman, J. Osterback. Second: J. Christensen, K. Cutsforth, L. Petrie, B. Beegle, L. Searls, C. Brown, R. Cooper, L. Lauderback, S. Deming, J. Hemmers, S. Bridgmon, C. Ackers, E. Woods, M. Mitchell. Third: P. Darr, B. Nelson, H. Rathjen, N. Sandblast. R. Hostetler, R. Searls, L. Wolfe, L. Connell, J. Nelson, J. Farmer, K. Dalgliesh, Bob Cunningham. Fourth: D. Lindsly, J. Perry, J. Harrell, L. Black, B. Blevins. Front: C. Young, S. Hansen, L. Nelson, R. Ream, J. Stonehocker, S. Terrill, V. Hoard, L. Kennedy, B. Henselman, B. Burlingame. Second: D. Classen, J. Nelson, C. Duke, K. Snyder, P. Brant, L. Smith, D. Bishop, T. Lattin, D. Limbough, P. May, E. Ponta. Third: N. Stockam, M. Murray, D. Erie, G. Hale, K. Naas, J. Webb, A. Barksdale, V. Williams, B. Decker, B. Closner, J. Waibel. Fourth: R. Jordan, J. Druck, M. Ragghianti, S. Kersting, D. Nichols, A. Fleischman, L. Russell, D. Boils, R. Stone, L. Hodge. 53 Freshman Snaps 54 B. Sellers, B. Dolp, J. Stonehocker, R. Bodley, A. Fleischman, D. Bartley, C. Ackers, J. Christensen, J. Booth,- L. Kennedy, E. Wood, M. Mitchell, P. May, L. Petrie, E. Anderson, Junior Scholarship Leaders Danny O'Brien Gail Nebon Ricky Kuehn Sue Warner 3.97 3.93 3.79 3.77 James Thornton Carol Henselman Beverly Drew Jack Strope 3.77 3.76 3.70 3.70 Nancy Caudell Jane Lewis Judy Mills 3.70 3.57 3.57 55 Sophomore Scholarship Leaders Susie Byrd Dick Westfall Fran Will Carl Amstad 3.94 3.93 3.89 3.88 Freshman Scholarship Leaders Rebecca Dutton 4. 00 Bob Sellers 4. 00 Vern Williams 3.83 Lois Dorman 3.83 ErlindaPonta Mick Hoffman Judy Devecka 3.83 3.80 3.66 JANUARY 5 Basketball game at Gresham 8 Basketball game here with Mollala 12 Baske'tball game at Jesuit 13 Furnace Trouble - no school 15 Basketball game here with Wy’East 19-22 School closed because of snow 29 Basketball game here with Scappoose DECEMBER 1 Basketball game at Roosevelt 4 Wilco League Basketball Jamboree at Mo llah 11 Basketball game here with Benson 15 Basketball game here with Silverton 16 Music Department presents Christmas Play 18 Basketball game here with Parkrose J. V. Rally Squad Dance NOVEMBER Football game at Jesuit National Assembly Pie Social sponsored by F. F. A. and F. H. A. Junior Class presents play Ghost Road Alumni Dance sponsored by the Senior Class School 1959 OCTOBER SEPTEMBER 1 First Day of School 11 Football game here with Sunset Varsity Rally Squad Dance 17 National Assembly 18 Football game at Prineville 25 Wy'East Football game there Football game here with Reynolds Dad and Mom's Club Fashion Show Football game at Mollala Football game here with Scappoose Sophomores sponsor Twirp Dance Football game at Silverton National Assembly Football game here with Silverton Pep Club Sponsors Football Court Dance Region III meeting at Milwaukee 58 3 4-5 10 11 15- 19 16- 21 25 26 29 27 28 Baske Stude MARCH School Closed — Snow District Wrestling Match at Canby National Assembly Basketball game here with Scappoose Basketball court dance sponsored by J. C. C. State Basketball Tournaments at Eugene O. E. A. Convention Baseball Game at Gresham American Field Service Dinner National Assembly APRIL 1 Baseball game at Parkrose 1-2 Journalism contest at Pacific University 5 Baseball game with Wy'East 8 Baseball game at Silverton Baseball game here with Parkrose Track meet at Wy'East Senior Class presents I Was A Teen-Age Dracula Baseball game here with Mollala Track Meet at Mollala round Baseball game at Jesuit Basebaty game here with Wy’East National Assembly Track Meet with Reynolds 29 Baseball game here with Silverton 30 Junior-Senior Prom I MAY Track Meet at Parkrose Spring Concert Baseball game at Mollala Track meet at Silverton Baseball game here with Jesuit Wilco League Championship Baseball Play-Offs Project Night Wilco League Track Meet at Lewis and Clark Freshman-Sophomore Wilco League Track Meet at Wy'East 27-28 State Track Meet at Corvallis 28 All-School Picnic 29 Baccalaureate 2 5 12 16 19 26 27 FEBRUARY National Assembly Basketball game here with Silverton Basketball game at Parkrose Basketball game at Mollala Basketball game here with Jesuit Basketball game at Wy'East Basketball game here with Reynolds Student Council sponsors Leap Year Dance Band marches in Gay Nineties Parade at Forest Grove Calendar I960 59 Column 1: D. Ziemer, A. Ballou, L. Adams, N. Drew, F. Horttor. Column 2: B. Skipper, W. Horning, J. Lake, G. Howe, P. Swan, K. Miller. Column 3: F. Emerson, B. Morrison, L. Russell. T. McClain, J. Strope, D. Tate. Column A: J. N3ichols, J. Lane. L_ Beckman. N. Driscoll. J. Gantenbcin, Mr. Bose. Row 1: D. Epling, F. Enderlin, J. Brown, B. Parmele, G. Searls, H. May, E. Stocklen, R. English, R. Potter, A. Olsen, J. Closner, J. Kurz, K. Griffen, C Matheson, Mr. Bose. Row 2: J. Gantenbein, K. Meeker, C. Lemke, C. Lasley, E. Overton, A. Dunstan, S. Meiers, P. Copher, N. Drew, C. Cassidy, C. McKinnon, D. Spaller, M. Spring, C. Schilling. Row 3: V.Dollowitch, L. Odom, N. Gregson, S. Skala, F. Will, D. Fields, B. Hollenbeck, C. Light, J. Linn, D. Tate, C. Jacoby, B. Kaston, J. Williams, E. Tesdale, Y. Williams, D. Armstrong, M. Dorman. Row 4: C. Mower, T. Krebs, T. Heyn, M. Jones, C. Kennedy, P. Crownover, R. Hansen, S. Markwell, E. Rutledge, B. Chesnut, S. Boring, S. Douglas, K. Sheldon, P. Fleischman, G. Shurtz, M. Mahaffey, B. Hibbard, J. Eliason. Dancing Majorettes The Dancing Majorettes, a precision drill team are attractive additions to our home football and basketball games. They have been asked to participate in events such as the “Gay 90 s Parade at Forest Grove, and have attended the State Basketball Tournaments at Eugene, giving halftime and intermission performances. Advised by Mr. Bose and accompanied by show band, the girls give costumed performances as beatnics or hula dancers for the benefit of appreciative audiences. Standing: J. Gram bo, M. Schilling, C. McKinnon, C. Edes, D. Reynolds, C. Mower, A. Eacret, K. Dickman, R. Kehr, P. Edes, N. Gregson, S. Skala. J. Clum. Sitting: Officers J. Spaller. P. Flei.cbman. C. Sluirlv, _ K. Sheldon. J. Lound rco. Activity Snaps Activities?! ?! ?! Christmas Program the Trio Forest Grove Majorettes Curtain call for the Christmas Program •A I for the Preparations Sophomore Twirp Dance The Choir Junior Class Play ‘‘Ghost Road”, a mystery comedy in three acts, was presented by the junior class in the cafetorium Saturday, November 21. Mrs. Parmenter, who directed the play, gave this short summary: “The action occurred in a long-deserted and even haunted statecoach station on the Old Spanish Trail in southern Arizona. The play action started at 11:00 p.m. and ran until 2:00 a.m. During this time the characters, who had arrived at this forsaken place because of a bus breakdown, experienced many difficulties. Among these characters were Mr. Elmer Berry, a small town businessman played by Jack Strope; his wife Bessie, played by LaRita Russell; their daughter Millie, Jeannie Closner, and Carlton Pope, who played Manuel, the Mexican bus driver. Other passengers were Petunia Potter, an old maid, Elaine Plaster; Matt Walters, a young man, Mark Snethen; a washedout blonde chorus girl, Tinker Heyn; and Old Bones, a prospector, portrayed by Larry Bartley. Added to the humor were the old Indian squaw, Poeanti, who was played by Barbara 64 Kaston; Septimus Jepson, an archaeologist, really Bruce Gray, and Lolita, the Mexican girl, played by Nola Goodrich.” $ Front: B. Closner, G. Lenz, E. West, J. Waibel, T. Kasch. Back: D. Opperman, L. Bartley, J. Redmon, E, Stocklen, J. Hagen, T. Kasch. Ski Club, recently organized, is headed by President Emilie West. Other Officers are Vice-President Gary Lenz, Secretary-Treasurer Pete Darr. Senior Class Play The Senior Class is scheduled to present “I Was a Teen-age Dracula” April 21. Seated: J. Brown, S. Boring, W. Markwell, G. Shurtz, P. Lundsteen, K. Triplett, M. Dorman, K. Grlffen, M. Mahaffey, J. Eliason.. Standing: R. York, G. Sandblast, J. Redmon, P. Bernard, G. Searls, L. Winchester, H, May, Advisor Mr. McPheeters. Pep Club Front: C. PUrdy, R. Kehr, J. Mills, J. Spaller, J. Loundree, B. Burrell, C, Ackers. Second: J. Closner, L. Redmon, S. Byrd, S. Markham, C. McLean, R. Cooper, S. Bridgmon. Third: P. Coleman, D. Epling, P. May, N. Turney, M. Werner, K. Dickman, S. Demming. Fourth: S. Meier, J. Hibbard, J. Kennedy, G. Nelson, B. Kaston, G. Redmon, C. Schilling. Secretary Judy Mills PRESIDENT Pat Calkins Advisor Mrs. Bayley Treasurer Judy Loundree Vice-President Janet Spaller Row 1: B. Holt, L. Winchester, D. Will, R. Hoffman, L. Schwartz. Row 2: T. Spahr, J. Bartley, D. Opperman, W. Homing, D. Morris, G. McClain. Row 3: M. Byrd, J. Wolf, G. Hill, E. Hollenbeck, D. James. Crimson School Service Citizen ship Responsibility Integrity Morale Scholarship Obligation Nucleus OFFICERS: President Bob Holt Vice President Doug Wills Secretary Roger Hoffman Treasurer Lynn Winchester Advisor: Mr. Potter 67 Front: J. Waibel, D. Tate, L. Whitlock, M. Stevenson, P, Stevenson, A. Dunstan, J. Clark. Second: W. Whitlock, D. Bench, N. Meeker, B. Clark, K. Miller, C. Stevenson, D. Sandercock, Third: J. Hubbard, J. Chatelain, S. Smith, L. Russell, J. Gantenbein, S. Silver, R. Webb, J. Fussel. Youth for Christ PURPOSE: To promote Christian living on the high school campus. ACTIVITIES: Y.F.C. Quiz Team Portland Y.F.C. Rallies Club Picnic in May OFFICERS: President Larry Whitlock Vice President Barbara Clark Secretary-treasurer Anita Dunstan ADVISOR: Edith Whitlock 68 PURPOSE: Promote efforts of health, sportsmanship, physical efficiency, athletic accomplishments and love of the outdoors. Row 1: J. Brown, M. Mahaffey, S. Werner, J. Redmon, K. Snyder, E. West, M. Mitchell, C. Ackers, J. Spaller, J. Cium, J. Kurz, K. Griffin. Row 2: S. Perry C. Kennedy, B. Hibbard, B. Burrell, J. Closner, R. Cooper, V. Hoard, E. Plaster, L. Kennedy, E. Woods, S. Markham, S. Byrd, P. Stevenson. Row 3: J. Stewart, J. Rembolt, J. Hibbard, S. Deming, J. Hemmers, L. Snyder, E. Duke, Kathy Schultess, C. Schilling, C. McLean, J. Nelson. Row 4: J. Eliason, N. Goodrich, L. Redmon, G. Nelson, J. Williams, S. Skala, to C. Searls, Gloria Sherwood, S. Meier, F. Will, C. Stevenson, J. Adams. Print Staff Left to Right: T. Kasch, J. Farmer, R. Gratreaks, L. Grey, T. Kasch, M. Snethen, D. Flynn. Student Books Row 1: D. Burdick, M. Cathey. Row 2: M. Henselman, C. Brown, L. Searls, C. Searls, E. Woods, M. Mitchell, L. Snyder. Row 3: V. Hoard, L. Kennedy, N. Turney, R. Ream, E. Lattin, D. Fields, K. Gregus. Row 4: M. Shaw, C. Schultz, T. Lattin, S. Brown, C. Crownover, D. Bennett. F. H. A. Purpose: To further interest in Home Economics and to uphold and perpetuate the sanctity of the American home. Activities: Hayride Pie Social District Meeting State Meeting Bake Sales Print and Cord Dance OFFICERS: President Donna Burdick Vice President Mable Cathy Secretary-Treasurer Carol Henselman 71 Advisor: Mrs. Nelson Row 1: C. Ponta, D. Ziemer, D. Melton, R. Kuehn, E. Marshall, Mr. Chandler, Row 2: R. Long, R. Searls, T. Thatcher, R. Turney, C. Leathers, D. Bench, A. Barksdale, K. Dalgliesh, J. McClain. Row 3: J. Booth, J. McCulloch, L. Wilkens, M. Schilling, J. Emerson, G. Fritsche, D. Tribby, D. Klingler, W. Whitlock, M. Avery, R. Jordan. Row 4: D. Boyles, A. Esperson, S. Kersting, J. Melton, W. Wallace, B. Richardson, E. Bews, G. McDonald, K. Strickland, L. Hodge, F. Heilman, R. Bunnell, N. Sandblast, H. Rathjen. F. F. A. Purpose: To encourage interest in agriculture, to give training in agricultural leader- ship to boys enrolled in vocational agricultural classes. Activities: Hayride Pie Social Annual Parent-Son Banquet Soil and Livestock Judging Contests Farm Mechanics Contest OFFICERS: President Don Melton Vice President David Ziemer Secretary Ricky Kuehn Treasurer Carl Ponta Reporter Ernest Marshall Sentinel David Ludi 72 Advisor: Mr. Chandler Front: Shirley Boring Row 1: Jean Lane, Barbara Parmele, Wanda Markwell. Row 2: Joan Kennedy, Pat Coleman, Nancy Meeker, Jack Strope, Fern Horttor, Pat Lundsteen, Laura Adams. F. T. A. Purpose: To further student interest in a teaching career. Activities: After-Game Dance Sale of Locker Mirrors Student Teaching Exchange Student Program District Conference OFFICERS: President Shirley Boring Vice President Wanda Markwell Secretary Jean Lane Treasurer Barbara Parmele 73 Advisor: Mr. Frasier J. c. c. Row 1: K. Reckman, A. Suzuki, D. Bench. Row 2: L. Nichols, P. Lundsteen, J. Lane, L. Adams, D. Armstrong, M. Dorman, S. Boring. Row 3: A. Ponta, Mr. Tharp, B. Smaw, J. Lewis, V. Dollowitch, W. Markwell, R. Black, G. Coleman. Purpose: To give aid where needed, to perform civic activities, to prepare its members for community living. Activities: Caroling-Beatnik Party Camera Donation to the Student Body Donation of Shrubbery for the Schoolgrounds Contribution Towards Exchange Student Fund Basketball Court Dance OFFICERS: President Donna Bench Vice President Alice Suzuki Secretary-Treasurer Kelly Reckman 74 Advisor: Mr. Tharp wM Office Staff R. Kehr, N. Harbin, N. Goodrich, R. Lundgaard, D. Epling, S„ Silver, R. Webb, V. Hoard, L. Winchester, R. Stone, K, Miller, D. Klinger, G, McDonald, K. Denbo, J. Webb, E. Marshall, R. Bunnell. Library Club Seated: D. Alexander, J. Cium, J. Kurz, P. Fleischman, J. Loundree, P. Calkins. Standing Front: J. Grambo, B. Hibbard, E. West, C. McLean, S. Warner, B. Drew, J. Spaller.C. Edes. Back: K. Sheldon, K. Triplett, G. Nelson, J. Eliason, V. Dollowitch, M. O'Dea. udent Council’s Spy Speaker featured Reynolds first Wilco win this y, verton two with the Pi, on the loci Both teat even as tht loss recon the nod for, en up one ' Is. lmer I for ugh ent i , wh ir an st c in cl 1 by liors ores marks. These replace the former grades of 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5 and are to be used to forestall possible confusion between grades and grade points. 3er the leadership of Jeanne irt, the new student council idy High School has been very since its first meeting was September 9th. sroving ,on of L. to R: P. Lundsteen, B. Austin, A. Suzuki, J. Rembolt, Advisor, Mr. MacPheeters, Lynn Win and Chester, E. Hoffman. Not pictured: P. CalWns, C. Huckee, D. Tribby, J. Mills. manual were tested by a state Department of Motor Vehicle in- spector Monday, September 28. The test, which was the stan- dard written and oral exam for a driver's permit was given in the libr ry during first, second, and Attend Listed party were just sob’. decided upon by th« il. sse members were chosen their respective English, ican History or American ems classes: ishmen: LaRita Cooper, Er- Ponta, and Linda Snyder, homores: Fran Will, Susie and Joyce Williams, iors; Beverly Drew, Delores ilds, Emilie West. Judy Mills ' f til appear on every -fc . ,.;Ur Basis for grades will be: A . . . 94-100 B . . . 88- 93 C . . . 78- 87 D. . . 70- 77 F . . . Below 70 corcung to m; nroouwaru, instructor for th er training course. Next testing period for anyone not holding a permit or driver's license will be on October 15 in Sandy from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ICC In tnil Library Moves Several rc; attendam re made f fo Mr. Ci In attendan 1) Any u« skipping) wi involved a missed and the six weei 2) Any urn cause of lac home or be not a suffici absent wilf I for the time i Mee Ma Staff Sitting: R. Black, A. Suzuki, K. Griffen, M. Mahaffey. Standing: Mr. McPheeters, P. Lundsteen, W. Markwell, J. Kurz, J. Eliason, B. Hibbard, L. Winchester, G. Shurtz. Front: R. Petrie, R, McCallum, T. McLain, F. Horttor, J. Lane, L. Beckman, J. Strope. Back: Mr. Bose, P. Swan, J. Gantenbein, N. Driscoll, F. Emerson, B. Morrison, N. Drew. 77 Rally Squad J. Kurz, K. Griffin, J, Eliason, B. Hibbard, P, Noehren. J. Kurz, B. Hibbard, J, Eliason, P. Noehren. J. V. R ally Squad J. Colwell, C. McKinnon, N. Gregson, F. Will, N, Gregson, C. McKinnon, J. dwell, F. Will. 79 Football -1959 Season's Record September 11 Sunset 0 Sandy 25 September 18 Prineville 7 Sandy 0 September 25 Wy'East 0 Sandy 19 October 2 Reynolds 6 Sandy 12 October 9 Molalla 0 Sandy 39 October 16 Scappoose 7 Sandy 45 October 23 Silverton 6 Sandy 39 October 30 Parkrose 6 Sandy 12 November 6 Jesuit 19 Sandy 13 November 13 Jefferson 70 Sandy 7 Total Opponents 121 Sandy 204 This years edition of the Pioneers was one of the most successful in recent years. For the first time ever in football, the Pioneers were the District 2-Al representative in the State quarter-finals. A chilly, injury-ridden Pioneer team met the Port- land Interscholastic League and defending State Champs, Jefferson, at Jefferson’s home field. GERNHART The Jeff-men established a modern record in their 70-7 scoring onslaught. Only bright spot for the Pioneers was the accurate passing of Jim Wolf, which culminated in Ernie Hollenbeck’s second quarter TD. During the rest of the season, two seniors, playing their first year of football, provided most of the thrills as Ed Hoffman and Doug Will turned in sparkling offensive performances. Both were extremely capable runners and dangerous pass receivers for Jim Wolf’s ready passes. Lyle Schwartz, the big man in the Sandy backfield, pro- vided the power up the middle. A stand-out throughout the season was the Pioneer line. Bob Holt, Lynn Winchester, Duane Morris and Bud Skipper were the four most often noticed on defense and offense. LYLE SCHWARTZ LYNN WINCHESTER DUANE MORRIS BILL MILLER ROGER HOFFMAN ED HOFFMAN EVERETT HOLLENBECK 82 ED HOLT ERNIE HOLLENBECK GARY HILL DENNIS CUTSFORTH DAVID ROWLEY HAROLD POLIVKA BOB HENSELMAN MIKE BEEGLE BUD SKIPPER DON JAMES GEORGE SHAW ,mw — r ap«-c Football Court S. Deming, D. Will, F. Will, E. Hoffman, J. Closner, J. Bartley, P. Calkins, R. Hoffman, J, Loundree, L, Schwartz Varsity Basketball 959-1960 Basketball Record Sandy 50 Roosevelt 56 28 Scappoose 22 (Jamboree) 63 Gresham 54 66 -Benson 44 65 Silverton 35 62 Parkrose 44 61 Clackamas 70 52 Gresham 58 63 Molalla 46 46 Jesuit 38 45 Wy'East 34 67 Reynolds 52 69 Scappoose 63 81 Silverton 53 51 Parkrose 57 49 Molalla 42 61 Jesuit 57 62 Wy'East 54 52 Reynolds 48 65 Scappoose 57 46 Klamath Falls 67 50 La Grande 55 BASKETBALL COURT Queen - Nancy Gregson crowned by basketball captain Ed. Hoffman. Princesses - Seniors: Jan Clum, Colleen Dolp Juniors: Judy Mills, Kay Meeker Sophomore: Susan Skala Freshman: Rita Cooper Escorts - Roger Hoffman, Bob Holt, Gene Seads, Lyle Schwartz, Doug Will, Ernie Hollenbeck, Jim Wolf. 89 Kneeling: L. Winchester, A. Skipper, K. Strickland, Standing: T. Spahr, E. Shook, C. Pope, Mr. Gernhart. Varsity Wrestling First-year Varsity Coach Zel Gernhart en joyed a successful season with his Pioneer mat-men at Sandy this year. Six wrestlers from Sandy qualified for the State Wrestling Tournament in the district tourney at Parkrose on Friday and Saturday, March 4 and 5th. To qualify, a wrestler had to place either first or second in his division. Four Sandy men: Terry Spahr, at 115 lbs; Ed Shook, at 123 lbs; Bud Skipper, at 157 lbs; and Lynn Winchester at 191 lbs. all placed first in the finals at the district. Carlton Pope, at 123 lbs., and Ken Strick- land, at 148 lbs. lost only their final matches to wind up with second places and a trip to the Corvallis show. State meet action, which began Friday, March 11th and continued through March 12th in Gill Colloseum at Corvallis, saw the state’s 208 best wrestlers compete for 13 top awards. Lynn Winchester, at 191 lbs., lost only his final match as he placed second in state. It was the best showing of a Sandy High Wrestler in recent years. The other Pioneers also did well, especially Terry Spahr and Bud Skipper. Other Pioneer wrestlers were: Joe Harrell, Bob Cunningham, Ken Dagliesh, Dan Sandercock, Brian Nelson, Larry Meyer, MerritSchilling, Leslie Connell, Pete Darr, Rod Heiser, Terry Spahr, Russ Caba, John Nelson, Carlton Pope, Roger Bigelow, Norman Stauffer, Hal Polivka, Jim Melton, Mark Snethen, Charles Leathers, Carl Castor, Glenn Strickland, Bob Winchester, Dennis Cutsforth, Jerry Isakson, Ken Strickland, A1 Olson, Dave Opperman, Bob Henselman, Leroy Eblen, Roy Farmer, Carroll Platz, David 21iemer, Art Skipper, Lynn Winchester, Ed Shook. 90 Front: B. Ermatinger, E. Hollenbeck, J. Wolf, D. Will, M. Harrell, E. Hollenbeck, Second: L. Whitlock, L, Russell, R. Potter, J. Boyko, J, Melton, J. Hawley. Third: Mr. Rannow, C. Aschoff, D. Cutsforth, G. Wheeler. Track w .a . •-1 I Front: J. Hubbard, J. Booth, L. Searls, A. Skipper, J. Bartley, W. Homing, R. Kuehn. Standing: H. Polivka, D. Ludi, G. Hill, R. Hoffman, L Schwartz, C. Sandstrom, R. Holt, B. Morrison. Not Shown: C. Platz, L. Eblen, D. James, Coach, Bob Woodward. J. V. Football Front: D. Wickersham, J. Perry, D. Sandercock, N. Stauffer, L. Willkins, Second: Mr. O’Harrow, H. Enz, J. Booth, J. Waibel, C. Platz, L, Eblen. Third: D. Boyles, C. Sandstrom, J. Hubbard, M. Hoffman, D. Nichols, A. Fleischman, D. Bartley. J. V. Basketball Above: S. Sandblast, S. Ober, L. Proctor, S. Mason, D. Spaller, S. Douglas, R. Clark, K. Dickman, J. Brown, T. Spahr, M. Shaw, R. Lundgaard, R. Black, N. Meeker, K. Snyder, R. Hanson, E. Hollenbeck, M. Jones, B. Drew, E. Plaster, T. Heyn, L, Winchester, K. Meeker, B. Henselman, D. Bench, A. Suzuki, L. Anderson, T. Kasch, E. Overton. Opposite: K. Nilsen, A. Dunstan, E. Hill, P. and G. Coleman, S. Silver, B. Hibbard, C. Duke, D. Armstrong, J. and A. Fegal, M. Begle, S. and A. Ober, J. Cium, M. Cathy, J. Hubbard, D. and F. Will, J. and B. Hibbard, J. 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