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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1961 volume:

Dedication Mrs. Parmenter, three years ago you joined the faculty at Sandy and have since that time contributed a great deal to the school and to the students. We, the senior class, feel particularly indebted to you for your unceasing a d cheer- fully given cooperation, help and inspiration during the production of the junior class play and the prom. We have admired you as a teacher, advisor and, most of all, as a friend. For these reasons and many, many more, we, the class of 1961, wish to dedicate this Mee Ma to you. Mr. Jim Calkins Brightwood Mr. Orval Fleishman Dover School Hoard Mr. Ken Frederick son Sandy Mr. Carl Bell Bull Run Marie Seematter, Clerk Sandy Mr. Glen Schaeffer, Chairman Boring A «Imi ni sir� I ion MR. CHARLES CROSTON Principal MR. DAVID WIENECKE MRS. DYANN ALEXANDER Vice-Principal Secretary 4 MR. ALLEN Gen. Math; Eng. I; Adv. Eng. II; Sr. Class Play; Fr. Adv. U. of Ark. MRS. ANDERSON Hmkg. I, II, III; F.H. A. ; Jr. Class Adv. OSC. MRS. BAYLEY Alg. I, II; Trigonometry Jamestown College MRS. CORNELIUS Amer. Prob; Counseling; Fr. Class Adv. U. of Portland MR. COVERT Chorus I, II; Band I, II; Show Band Instrumental Vocal Ensembles; Dancing Majorettes; Willamette U. MRS. EDGAR Eng. I; Journalism I, II; Pioneer Press; Mee Ma; Lewis Clark MR. FRASIER Woodshop I, II; Mech. Draw.; F. T. A. Stage; Ohio U. MR. GERNHART Biology I, II; Jr. Class Adv. OCE MRS. HINKLE Library; Library Club; Audio-Visual Aids; U. of Oregon; U. of California MRS. HOFFMAN Health P.E. I, II. Ill; Girls Counseling J. V. Varsity Rally; G. A. A. Portland State College MR. GRUFKE Chem.; Physics; Phy. Sci.; Ass't Wrestling; Jr. Class Adv. OSC MRS. JEMTEGAARD College Prep Eng. I, IV; French I, II; Sr. Class Adv. Whitman College 6 MRS. KNOX MR. O’HARROW Eng. I, II; Counseling; Pep Club Adv. U. of Oregon U. S. History Gov't; World History Iowa State MRS. PARMENTER MISS LEE Speech; Eng. II, III; Jr. Class Adv. U. of Oregon Eng. Ill, IV; Eng. Ill, IV: Jr. Class Play Hastings College MRS. NELSON Bus. Math; Bkkp.; Typing; Student Books; Soph. Class Adv. OSC MR. POTTER Health P.E.; Crimson S P acific U. 7 MR. RANNOW Latin I,II: German I,II; Sr. Class Advisor Pacific University MR. STAUFFER Ag. I. II, III, IV; F.F. A. Jr. Class Advisor Kansas State Univ. MR. WOODWARD Driver Education; World Geog. 8 Pacific University MR. STRAIT Alg. I; Ref. Math; Gen. Math; Geometry; Soph. Class Adv. OSC MR. THARP Gen. Bus.; Typing; Shorthand, J.C.C. OSC MRS. GROSS Homemaking I,II,III Syracuse University Bn s Drivers L. Gregson, E. Limbaugh, C. Cooley, Mrs. Bender, T. Ober, W. Rannow, L. Wilkins. Co oks Mrs. Cole and Mrs. McClain ai ii I on si nee M en L. Wilkins, D. Ziemer, R. Espersen, J. Gault. 9 Student Roily Officers PRESIDENT Jack Strope VICE PRESIDENT Pat Coleman 10 SECRETARY Cheryl Phillips TREASURER Emilie West Row 1 - C. Phillips, P, Colman, J. Strope, E. West. Row 2 - J. Grooms, S. Warner, N. Belcher, J. Hemmers, E. Ponta, D. Swygart, E. McQuaw, L. Adams, F. Will. Row 3 - J. Lane, C. Higgenbotham, L. Kehr, T. Cutsforth, S. Meier, C. Searls, P. Noehren, S. Gantenbein, L. Redmon. Row 4 - G. Nelson, N. Goodrich, R. Kuehn, C. Aschoff, B. Doudna, S. Baker, G. Maronay, Row 1 - V. Hoard, C. Matheson, J. Closner, S. Deming, C. Duke, C. Phillips, P. Colman, E. West, J. Strope, Row 2 - M. Strope, T. Heyn, E. Anderson, C. Ackers, J. Christenson, S. Byrd, C. Wolf, J. Devecka, J. Lane, C. Heydon, S. Skala, L. Nodtvedt. Row 3 - B. Gzik, M. Blackwell, B, Gray, W. Berglund, L. Bartley, J. Markwell, G. Barden. Exchange Si mienI Sandy High School was very fortunate this year to have another exchange student. This year, Hilmiye Metin of Bursa, Turkey, has become part of our school and what we shall always remember of the years 1960 and 1961. Hilmiye, a petite, rather quiet girl, has endeared herself through her sense of humor and friendliness to all who have been privileged to become acquainted with her. Knowing and working with Hilmiye has been a pleasure and an experience that Sandy High School will never forget. Hilmiye is 17 years old and goes to school at Bursa Kiz Lisesi (Bursa Girls’ High School) in Bursa, Turkey, the fifth largest city. Turkey, Hilmiye informs us, is quite modern and has much the same kind of climate as Oregon, although it varies in different regions just as it does here. Hilmiye’s family consists of her father who is a car- penter, her mother who works in a silf bactory, a brother, 15, and a sister, 8. Before Hilmiye came to the United States, she was going to become a math teacher; now she wants to be an English teacher, “maybe”, and hopes to win a scholarship to an American college to study some more. , Hilmiye says, “I just love the United States, Sandy High School and the students here. I have had many good times at school with my friends. Before I came to Sandy I thought I wouldn't find such good friends as I have in Turkey, but now it seems just like home to me.” TH£R£ fcR£ FOUR KINDS Of P£OPl£: Those who don't KvlOW that tkeij don't know-, Those wko know •that thsij don't know-, Those. who dovt'l know that: the j Wvtow •, those who know) that theu know. AUTHOR. UltkHO« N LAURA JEAN ADAMS Sandy Grade Pioneer Press 2,3,4. Ed. 4. Band 1,2, 3,4. Hist. 4. G.A. A. 1,2,3, 4. Hist. 4. S tudent Council 2,4. AMBITION: To interview Mao Tse Tung for the Pioneer Press. LAWRENCE ROLAND BARTLEY Welches Grade Jr. Sr. Class Play Ski Club 2,3. Student Council Alt. 2,3. AMBITION: Annapolis LOLETTA ANDERSON Battleground Majorettes 3,4 Pres. 4 AMBITION: Basketball coach. GLORIA JEANE BAUGHMAN Sandy Grade G.A. A. 1. F.H. A. 3. AMBITION: Leave S andy High School. AARON EDWARD BALLOU Sandy Grade F.F.A. 1. Y.F.C. 2,3,4. Band 1,2,3,4. AMBITION: Auto mechanic. MIKE BEEGLE Sandy Grade Football 1,2,3,4. Y.F.C. AMBITION: To keep out of trouble. ROYCE DALE BELCHER Gresham High AMBITION: Undecided RODGER ELBERT BIGELOW Gresham High Football 3. Wrestling 2,3, 4. Track 2. AMBITION: To get my picture in Mad Magazine. DARLENE BENNETT Cottrell Choir 1,2,3. G. A. A. 1,2,3. F.H.A. 1,2. AMBITION: To be I'm meant to JIMMIE BOYKO S andy Grade AMBITION: Undecided ARTHUR WAYNE BERGLUND S andy Grade Basketball 2,3,4. Baseball 1. Football 1. F.F. A. 1. AMBITION: To be a rich playboy. GARY LAWRENCE BRANT Boring Grade J. V. Wrestling 3. Varsity Wrestling 4. F.F. A. 2,4. AMBITION: To make a million dollars. DONNA BURDICK Sandy Grade F. H. A. 1,2,3, President 3 G. A. A. 1,2,4; Sickroom 4 (_ Majorettes 2; S. C, Alt, 2 Frosh Football Princess AMBITION: Karl MABLE LOUISE CATHEY F.H. A. V-P 3; Treas. 2,3; Sickroom 3; Office 4; Rep. F. H. A. State AMBITION: Nursing? BEVERLY BURRELL Cottrell Pep Club 3,4; G. A. A. 1,2,3, Choir 2,4; F.H. A. 1; S.C. 1,2,3 AMBITION: Travel around the world. NANCY EILEEN CAUDELL Sandy Grade F.T.A. 1; F.H. A. 1,2,4; S.C. Alt.; Choir 1,2; Student Books AMBITION: Elementary teacher. JOHN FREDERICK CANNON Sandy Grade F. F. A. 1,2; Wrestling 4; Football 3; Track 2; AMBITION: To try to get the most out of life. JEANNIE ELIZABETH CLOSNER Welches Grade Pep Club 2,3,4; G. A. A. 1,2, 3,4, Treas. 4; F.T.A. 2,3, Pres. 4 Choir 1,2,3,4, Pres. 4, Football Queen 3, Jr. Class Play. AMBITION: To be a can-can girl at Annapolis. HEWELL CONNELL Sandy Grade AMBITION: To be the manager of a large corporation. ANITA DUNSTAN Boring Grade Choir 1,3,4 Band 2 Y. F. C. AMBITION: Secretary KENNETH DEN BO Sandy Grade F.F. A. 1,2,4; Library Club 3,4 Sec. - Treasurer 4 AMBITION: Army JOHN DYAL Sandy Grade Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4; Paper Staff 4 Mee Ma Staff 4 AMBITION: Hunt big game in Alaska. BEVERLY DREW Sandy Grade G. A. A. A. S. B. 1,3, Office Staff 3,4; Mee Ma Business Manager 4 Jr. Class play Comm. AMBITION: To become an artist and travel all over the world. ANNA EACRET Welches Dancing Maj. 3,4, V. P. 4 Choir 1,2; Jr. Class Play Comm. 3 AMBITION: Secretarial work CAROLYN RAE EDES Sandy Grade Majorettes 2,3,4 Tres. 4. G. A. A. 1,2. F.H. A. 1 A. S.C. 1,2,3. Basketball Queen AMBITION: To do some- thing right for a change. ALLAN FLESHMAN Dover Grade School Library Club AMBITION: To own a construction company. DAVID FARMER B ull Run Grade AMBITION: To get out within the next five years. STAN GILLESPIE ROY FARMER Sandy Grade NOLA GOODRICH Gilbert Grade Majorettes 4. Jr. Class Play 3. J. V. Rally Library 3. Miss Mode 'O Day G. A. A. 1,2,3, 4. Tumbling 1, 2,4. F.T.A. 3,4. A.S.B. 4. AMBITION: College. 18 JOAN MARIE GRAMBO Welches Grade Majorettes 2,3. Office 3,4. G. A. A. 1,2. Kfee Ma Staff 4, F.H.A. 1. AMBITION: To be a teacher and a homemaker. MAXIZM HACHLER Sandy Grade J. V. Football AMBITION: Draftsman BRUCE DARRELL GRAY Boring Grade P rim Chop 3,4. A. S.C. Alt. 4. Jr. Class Play AMBITION: To sleep in days and nights. RODNEY HANSEN Sandy Grade AMBITION: To make a million before I'm 21. TERRY GROOMS Colfax Grade AMBITION: To stay single. DOUG HARWOOD Sandy Grade Pioneer Press 4 AMBITION: To get out of school. CAROL HENSELMAN Sandy Grade J.C.C. 3,4 V.P. 4 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4 V.P. 2 Sec. 3; Pres. 4 Library Club 3 Library Assistant 3 AMBITION : Coach College Football. JAMES HAWLEY Cottrell Grade Football 4 Baseball 3,4 Jr. Class V. Pres. Crimson 'S' 3,4 AMBITION: To retire at 30 ROBERT HENSELMAN Sandy Grade Football 1,2,3 Wrestling 1,2,3 Crimson S'2,3 AMBITION: To be another Bob Cummings. MICHAEL HAYS 20 Centennial Union High Football Lettermans Club Basketball 4 AMBITION: Work TINKER HEYN Welches Jr. Class Play A. S.B. Alt. 4 Pep Club 2 G. A. A. 1.2 Choir 1,2,3; Ensembles 3 Dancing Maj. 4 AMBITION: Be a private secretary. GARY HILL Fort Vancouver High School Jr. Class Pres. F.T. A. 4 Hi-Y Club Football 1,2,3 AMBITION: Be a Ph. D. of History. FERN HORTTOR Dover Grade School Beg. Band Sec. 1 G. A. A. 1,2,3 Ad. Band 2,3,4 Hist. 4 Show Band 3, 4 F. T. A. AMBITION: To teach English or Biology. EVERETT HOLLENBECK Baseball 2,3 Basketball 3,4 Football 3,4 Sec. Crimson 'S' 4 Crimson 'S' 3,4 AMBITION: To coach the first Team on the Moon. CHUCK HUTTON Evergreen High School Boy's League 3 Science Club 2 Basketball 2 Baseball 1 Wrestling 1 Football 1 AMBITION: Join the Marines. WARREN HORNING Bull Run Grade Football 2,3,4 Basketball 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Class Pres. 4 Band 1, 2,3,4 Pres. 4 Crimson 'S'3,4 V. Pres. 4 AMBITION: To see the United States JERRY ISAKSON S andy Grade Wrestling 2,3,4. 4th in district Crimson 'S' 2,3,4. GARY JOHNSON Centennail High Football 1,2,3. Radio Club Choir 2,4. Crimson 'S' C Notes 1. AMBITION: To get a full college education in the Air Force. SHARRON JACOBY Ashland Senior High G. A. A. Choir 3,4. AMBITION: to be a juvenile probation officer, MARY ELLEN JONES Sandy Grade F. H.A. 1,2. G. A. A. 2,3,4. Choir 3,4. Dancing Maj. 4. P ep Club. 4. AMBITION: To own a pink Cadillac convertible. DONALD JAMES Sandy Grade Football 1,2, 3, 4. Basketball 1,4. Track 1,2,3,4. Crimson 'S' 3,4. Band 3,4. Choir 1,4. Radio Club 3. AMBITION: To own a good car (32 Ford) BARBARA KASTON Boring Grade Pep Club 3; G. A. A. 4 Choir 1,2,3; Pioneer Press 4;, Junior Class Play; Mee Ma Staff 4. 22 AMBITION: Fame and Fortune. RAE KEHR Welches Grade Pep Club 2, 3,4. Library 2,3,4 Tres. 3 V.P. 4. Dancing Maj. 3,4 Pub, Mgr. 4. Choir 1,2 Ensembles AMBITION: To be the first woman on Mars—so I can have first choice of the Marian Males. DALE KRUM Benson Tech. AMBITION: Aircraft mechanic DALE KLINGLER Bull Run Grade F. F. A. Library AMBITION: T. V., Radio Repair Man RICHARD KUEHN S andy Grade Basketball 2,3,4. Track 3, 4. Class Sec. 4. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. A.S.B. 4. AMBITION: To o wn a T-Bird. HELEN (Robertson) KOCH Boring Grade G. A. A. 2,3. P ep Club 3. Mje Ma Staff 4. Choir 1. AMBITION: To keep hubby h appy. JOHN LAKE Welches Grade Band 2,3,4. Basketball 2. AMBITION: To be a P. E. Teacher. 23 GARY LAMB Sandy Grade MIKE LAUDERBACK Sandy Grade Adv. Choir 4. Band 1. BRIAN LAMKE Sandy Grade Wrestling JANE LEWIS Boring Grade A. S. B. Rep. 2, 3. Class Treas. 4. J. C. C. 3,4 Pres. 4. Choir 1. Delegate to U. N. Speech Contest 3. AMBITION: become an accountant JEAN LANE Sandy Grade Band 1,2,3,4; Hist. 2 Sec. 3,4; Show Band 1,2,3, F. T. A. 1,2,3. 4 Sec. 2,3,4; A. S. B. 4; Office Staff 4; Mee Ma Editor 4 AMBITION: To spend a week in Las Vagas. JUDY LOUNDREE Sandy Grade Rally 4; Pep Club 1,2,3 Sec. 3; G. A. A. 1,2; A. S. B. 1, Alt. 2; Prom Prin cess 3; Football Princess 2,3; Dancing Maj. 2,3; Public Mgr. 3. AMBITION: To have fun, fun, fun, and more fun.. DAVID LUDI Sandy Grade Football Mgr. 1,2, 3, 4. Basketball 2,3, 4. Track 1,2,3,4. Crimson 'S' 1,2,3,4. F.F. A. 1,2, 3. 4. Sentinal 2,3. Sec. 4. AMBITION: Teacher. Agriculture LARRY Me CALLUM Sandy Grade Basketball 2. Track 4. Y.F.C. 1,2. AMBITION: to have fun. HILMIYE METIN Bursa Kizlisesi Pep Club 4. Y.F.C. 4. A. S. B. Rep. 4. Foreign Exchange Student 4. AMBITION: To be an English teacher. KAY MEEKER Sandy Grade — Basketball Princess 1,2. G. A. A. 1,2,4. Ski Club 1,3. Choir 1,2, 3, 4. Hist. 4. F.H. A. 1. PAULINE MAITLAND Centennail High Y. F. C. Y. W.C. A. Future Nurses of America AMBITION: To go home one of these years. BETTY MEYER AMBITION: To put alot of miles between me and Sandy. AMBITION: To be married on top of Mt. Hood. AMBITION: To get Married. COLLEEN McLEAN AMBITION: To get DELORES MILLARD Reynolds High Sandy Grade Pep Club 1,2,3, 4. G. A. A. 1,2,3, 4. F. H. A. 1, Chapter Sweetheart 1. Prom Princess 3. Mee Ma Staff 4. Office Staff 3,4. a job. JUDY MILLS Sandy Grade A. S.B. Rep. L 2,3. Pep Club Sec. 3. G. A. A. 1,2. Basketball Princess 3. Print, Ccfrd Queen 2. ESTHER MOORE Sandy Grade Band 1,2. Choir AMBITION: To move to another state as soon as possible. TRECIA Me LAIN Dover Grade Band 1,2,3, 4. Show Band 2,3,4. F. H. A. 1. G. A. A. 1. Choir 1. AMBITION: To get out of school. MAX MORRISON Sandy Grade F.F. A. 1,2. AMBITION: Not to get caught. GAIL NELSON Boring Grade A. S. B. Alt. 3, Rep. 4. G. A. A. 1,2,3, 4 V. Pres. 3, Pres. 4. Dancing Majorettes 2. Class Sec. 3, V. Pres. 4. Office 3,4. Ass 't Ed. Mee Ma 4. AMBITION: To visit every country in the world. DANNY O’BRIEN Dover Grade Wrestling 1. Baseball 1. AMBITION: To be a success in whatever I may undertake. KAREN NILSEN Boring Grade Library Club Choir 1,2,4. Y. F. C. AMBITION: To get a job. PAULA NOEHREN Sandy Grade G. A. A. 1,2. Rally 2,3. Basketball Princess 2. Pep Club 2, Treas. 2. A. S.B. Alt. 3. JOHN PITTMAN Trans. Boystown High School Band 4 F.F. A. 4. AMBITION: To raise beef cattle. 27 ELAINE PLASTER G. A. A. Junior Class Play F.H. A. Choir F. T. A. 3 Pep Club AMBITION: An airline hostess CARLTON POPE Sandy Grade Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Crimson 'S' 2,3, 4 Junior Class Play HAROLD POLIVKA Sandy Grade Football 3,4 Wrestling 3,4 Track 3, 4 Crimson 'S' 3,4 AMBITION: To have a hot date with Loletta Anderson. LILLIE PROCTOR CARL PONTA Sandy Grade F. F. A. 1,2,3 Sec. 3 AMBITION: To be a success in life. JANICE PULLEN Sandy Grade G. A. A. 2 F.H. A. 1.2 Library 4 Mee Ma 4 AMBITION: To stay happy and keep------happy. 28 COLLETTE PURDY Welches Grade Pep Club 1,2,3 Choir 1,2 Ensembles 3 F.H. A. 1 AMBITION: To drive the Madress Express. DAVID ROWLEY Bull Run Grade Football 3 Basketball 2,3,4 Track 4 F.T. A. 3 Boy's State Rep. AMBITION: To sample Jiff peanut butter on T. V. ELEISE RATHJEN Sandy Grade G. A. A. 1 F. H. A. 1 Girls State Rep. 3 AMBITION: Put distance between Sandy and Me. LARITA RUSSELL Boring Grade Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4 Band 2,3,4 4MBITION: To be a registered nurse (with a degree) DELORES REYNOLDS Cottrell Grade Dancing Majorettes 2,3,4 Sec. 4 G. A. A. 1. 2,3,4 V.P. 4 F.H. A. 1 A. S. B. Rep 3 1-AMBITION: To be a psychiatrist SHARON SANDBLASJ Sandy Grade G. A. A. 1 Library Club F.H. A. 1 AMBITION: To get out of Sandy. CHARLA SCHILLING Boring Grade G.A.A. 1.2,3,4 Pep Club 3, 4 Mee Ma Staff 4 Library Club 4 Choir 3 AMBITION: Live fast, love hard, die young. LEONARDSEARLS Sandy Grade Crimson 'S' 4 Basketball 1,2,4 Track 3,4 AMBITION: Live to be 150 MADELINE SCHILLING Boring Grade Office Staff 4 Library 3,4 Majore tts 3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4 A. S.B. Rep. 2 Sickroom 3 AMBITION: To be a Medical or X-Ray technician. GEORGE SHAW Cottrell Grade Football 1,2,3,4 Wrestling 4 Track 1 Library Club Pres. 4 All Star Football Crimson 'S' 30 AMBITION: To be a car designer. WILLIAM SCHREIB Quincy High School Science Club 3 ARTHUR SKIPPER Sandy Grade A. S.B Rep 1,2 Band 1,2 Wrestling 1,2,3,4 Football 1,2,3, 4 Track 1,2,3,4 Crimson 'S' 1,2,3,4 AMBITION: To be a dentist SHARON SMITH Dover Grade Vocal Ensembles-3,4 J.C.C. 4 Sec. 4 Y.F.C. 1,2,3 G. A. A. 1 AMBITION: To become a Success. DIANE STAUFFER Trans. Minneapolis, Kansas Band 1,2,3,4 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Class Treas-1, Sec. 3 G. A. A. 2,4 Choir 1,2,3, F.H. A. 1,2,3 Kayettes-1, 2,3 AMBITION: Airline Stewardess MARK SNETHEN Sandy Grade School Wrestling 2,4, Junior Class Play; Printing Shop 1,2,3,4 J. V. Baseball AMBITION: To be an educated bum. IJ • •JACK ST ROPE Sandy Grade A. S. B. Pres. 4, V. Pres. 3 Class Pres. 2 Band 1,2,3,4 Show Band 1,2,3,4 Class Play 3, 4 AMBITION: Secondary Education PAT STAGGS Cottrell Grade Choir 1,2,3 F.H. A. 1,2 Sick Room 4 AMBITION: To drive a white Corvette with a red interior. EDWARD STEELE Bull Run AMBITION: To become a mad scientist. 31 CLEO TAYLOR Sandy Grade F. H. A. 1. G. A. A. 1.4. Sickroom 4. AMBITION: Make my first million before I ar 21. SHERRILL WALLIN Jefferson High Library Club Y. F.C. AMBITION: Be a Florist. JIM THORNTON Lincoln High F. T. A. 4. J.C.C. 4. Class Play 3,4. Library AMBITION: Secondary Education Teacher. SUSAN WARNER Cottrell Grade Class Tres. 2. A.S.B. Sec. 3. DAR Outstanding 1. Citizen Award 4. G. A. A. 1, 2,3,4. Office 3,4. Choir 1,2. AMBITION: Be successful in life. VERNON UPDEGRAVE Sandy Grade Library 4. MARIE WERNER Trans. Woodland High Girls League 1. Pep Club 1.2, 3. 4. Pres. 4. Basketball Princess 4. Choir 1. AMBITION: be a spy. JAMES WOLF Sandy Grade Football 2,3,4Capt. 4. Basketball 3,4. Baseball 1,2,3, 4. Crimson 'S' 1,2,3,4 Pres. 4 A.S. B. Rep, 1 AMBITION: Go to college and study to become a teacher. EMILIE WEST A. S.B. Rep. 1,3; Alt. 2 A. S.B. Tres. 4 G. A. A. 1,2,3,4; Tres. 2,3 Ski Club 1,2,3. Sec.-Tres. 2,3. Pres. Ski Club 3. Office 3,4. Senior Class Play AMBITION: Not to wear glasses any more. DAVID ZIEMER LARRY WHITLOCK Sandy Grade Y.F.C. 1,2,3,4 Pres. 3. Band 1,2,3,4; Show Band 4. Crimson'S' 1,2. Wrestling 1,2,4. F. T. A. 4, V. Pres. 4. Baseball Mag. 3,4. AMBITION: To go to school to become a Preacher or Teacher. Sandy Grade Wrestling 1,2,3,4. F.F. A. 1,2,3,4 V. Pres. 3,4. Y.F.C. 2,3. Show Band 2,3. Band 2,3,4. AMBITION: Diesel Auto- motive Engineering I, Laura Adams, will my________ eyes to Mr. Woodward. I, Loletta Anderson, will never be back, I hope. I, Aaron Ballou, will my big mouth to anyone who wants it. I, Laurie Bartley, will my locker, littered with science fiction--Return to Peyton Place. Lolita, I, the Jury--to my cousin, Dana Bartley, in hopes that he may learn to appreciate fine literature. I, Jeane Baughman, will my ability to skip without getting caught to Evelyn Rutledge. I, Mike Beegle, will my spot on the football team to Gary Wilson. I, Royce Belcher, will leave quietly. I, Darlene Bennett, will—oh, will I? I, Wayne Berglund, will my hot 54 Chev to the truant officer. I, Rodger Bigelow, will my aching back and sore muscles to my good friend, Robert Bunnell. I, Jimmie Boyko, will all my debts and future debts to Mr. Wienecke. I, Gary Brant, will my hair to Mr. Grufke. I, Donna Burdick, will my height to Joyce Williams so she can be a good volleyball spiker like me. I, Beverly Burrell, will my AMBITION to stay in school to Bert Burlingame. I, John Cannon, will Carl Amstead the ability to go steady. I, Mable Cathey, will my old womout books to Dawn Hallgren. I, Nancy Caudell, will my unpenciled eyebrows to Collette McKinnon. I, Jeannie Closner, will my deep affection for Danny Nichols to Joan Christensen. I, Hewell Connell, being of sound mind and body, will all my books and teachers to my younger brother. Good Luck. I, Kenneth Denbo, will my ability to get passing grades to the incoming freshmen. I, Beverley Drew, will my sound mind and decorum to those underclassmen who run screaming through the lower halls. I, Anita Dunstan, will my favorite subject. General Business, to anyone who likes it as much as I do. I, John Dyal, will my library privilege to Dan Sandercock. I, Anna Eacret, will will nothing because if I can’t have it, nobody else can. I, Carolyn Edes, will my country girl features to Nancy Gregson; she needs a bit of toning down. I, David Farmer, will Sandy High School to anyone who will take it. I, Allan Fleshman, will my ability to watch the clock to anyone untalented in that art. (Gee, doesn’t anybody need it?) I, Nola Goodrich, will my handbook entitled Ten Ways to Stack Lockers to Chuck Croston, knowing that he will put it to good use. I, Joan Grambo, will my smile to Jerry Hagen. Cone on, Jerry; say Cheese. 1, Bruce Gray, will my green sweater to Nancy Meeker, the one who liked it best. I, Terry Grooms, will my 4 Dot Labels to Ronnie Long, who looks like he needs them. I, Max Hachler, will my ability to skip school to Allen Fleischman. I, Rodney Hansen, will all my parking places to Carl Amstad. I, Doug Harwood, will my spot in the student parking lot to Alvin Byrd. I, Jim Hawley, will my old bandages to anyone else who wants to build a rocket in Chemistry. I, Mike Hays, being of sound body and mind, do hereby will my shyness to Dan Nichols. I, Carol Henselman, will Mr. O'Harrow to my sisters and their lucky classmates. I, Bob Henselman, will Mr. W. to the Junior class. I, Tinker Heyn, will my short skirt to anyone who dislikes school and would like to be removed. I, Gary Hill, will myself to learning. I, Everett Hollenbeck, will my limburger cheese to Carl Aschoff I, Warren Homing, will my empty bottles to Frank Emerson. I, Fern Horttor, will my ability to make so much noise in Physical Science to Dave Weisen. I, Chuck Hutton, will my beard to Ronnie Long; I can tell he really needs it. I, Ellnora Hyde, will my books and teachers to the underclassmen in hopes that they might learn something here that they didn’t already know. I, Jerry Isakson, will my ability to act civilized to Jerry Hagen. I, Sharron Jacoby, will Judy Baalman my alka-seltzer bottle which she ma need after her parties. I, Don James, will my ability to skip classes to Ginger Hoard. I, Cary Johnson, will my singing voice and my half of the Dodge to my brother Dick. I, Mary Ellen Jones, will my blonde hair to Collette McKinnon, who is still trying. I, Barbara Kaston, will my individuality to Suzie Byrd. I, Rae Kehr, will—I would if I could but Mr. Wienecke won't let me. I, Carolyn Kennedy, will my last name to anyone who wants to feel patriotic. I, Dale Klingler, will my cherished books back to the library. I, Helen Koch, will my good conduct grades to Cynthia Duke. I, Ricky Kuehn, will my old tennis shoes to Frank Emerson. I, Dale Krum, will if Mr. Wienecke will let me. I, John Lake, will my quietness to Jerry Hagen, who needs a little toning down. I, Brian Lamke, will all my old fillings to Mr. Wiencke. V I, Jean Lane, will to Sharon Markham my ability to bring in the Outgoing mail. I, Jane Lewis, will Dick Johnson.no, I guess I'll keep him. I, Judy Loundree, will my undulating hips to Nancy Gregson (as if she needs them.) I, David Ludi, will my basketball shoes to Gary Barden, hoping he can use them. I, Pauline Maitland, will all of my freckles to anyone who would be kind enough to accept them. I, Kay Meeker, will Jimmy to Emilie; she needs such a charming companion. I, Hilmiye Me tin, hereby will my place in Sandy High School as a foreign exchange student to my Turkish friend, Guler Mluej, because I know she would enjoy it. I, Betty Meyer, will to Patricia Brant my naturally blonde hair (naturally with the help of a peroxide bottle.) I, Dolores Millard, will my long hair to anybody who wants it--but don’t take it. I, Judy Mills, will my mischievous mind and wise remarks to Cathy Valber. Everyone Beware! I, Esther Moore, will my naturally blonde hair to Frances Parker. I, Max Morrison, will my German vocabulary to Pop. I, Larry McCallum, will my College Prep notebook to any underworked freshman. I, Trecia McLain, will the natural color of my hair to all who keep trying. I, Colleen McLean, will to Mrs. Hoffman's future dancing classes some new Tango records so they won't have to suffer through Hernando's Hideaway as I did. I, Gail Nelson, will become Ambassador to Russia, nyet? I, Karen Nilsen, will my library job to Linda Forman. I, Danny o'Brien, will my radioactivity life-span theory to anyone able to prove it. I, John Pittman, being of sound mind, do hereby will all of my bills to my little brother. I, Elaine Plaster, will my ability to get by with things and all my unfinished mischief to Carolyn Matheson. I, Harold Polivka, will my dieting ability to certain unnamed people who look like they might like the secret. I, Carl Ponta, will my stamps to Pop . I, Carlton Pope, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Dave Weisen. I, Lillie Proctor, will my natural blonde hair to anyone who has to peroxide theirs. I, Janice Pullen, will my sincere congratulations to anyone who has the initiative to complete their four year sentence here. I, Collette Purdy, will my car passes to Mr. Wienecke. I, EUese Rathjen, will my ability to do nothing with something to anyone who wants it. I, Delores Reynolds, will my red and black pantaloons to Mr. Grufke to keep him warm in his Big Car . I, Dave Rowley, will the Totem Pole to the senior class of next year in hopes that they will keep the best name on TOP. I, La Rita Russell, will to John Fegel my French horn because it might help him. I, Sharon Sandblast, will my artistic ability to the Junior class. I, Charla Schilling, will Mr. Grufke to the Junior class with hopes that they won't be too mean to him. I, Madeline Schilling, will all my many ex-boyfriends to my younger sister, Janice. I, Bill Schreib, will my good looks to any idiot who is foolish enough to take them. I, Lenny Searls, will my long Johns with the furry collar to Mr. Wienecke. I, George Shaw, will my ball-dropping ability to Dan Nichols with best wishes. I, Buddy Skipper, will all of my tranquilizers to David Weisen. I, Sharon Smith, will my successfulness in teasing to Vivian Winter. I, Mark Snethen, will my seat in nglish to Jim Melton, who has always wanted a seat in the corner. I, Pat Staggs, will the sick bed on which I sleep every day to Lody and Dude. I, Diane Stauffer, will the plugged nickel that I wear around my neck to the coke ma chine. I, Jack Strope, will my red pen to Diane Stauffer. I, Ed Steele, will my brains to my brother, who needs them badly. I, Cleo Taylor, will my quietness to Pat May, who could put it to good use. I, Jim Thornton, won't will anything because I don't have anything to will. I, Vernon Updegrave, will my brains to whoever is dumb enough to take them. He can also have my five-year plan. I, Sherrill Wallin, will my ability to make homemade candy and cookies in Home Ec and to eat them third period to Mike McCoy and Tom Wisher. I, Sue Warner, will our thrilling (?) bus ride to and from school every day to Nikki Belcher, who has to go it alone from now on. Good luck, Nikki! I, Marie Werner, will the better half of the upper half to Daylene Dowell. I, Emilie West, will Jimmy back to Kay; she needs a companion more than I. I, Larry Whitlock, will all the real joy that I have found through knowing Jesus Christ as my Lord and Saviour to any guy or gal who recognizes that he or she also needs Him to make life really worth living. I, Jim Wolf, will my old football jerseys to Mr. Wienecke so that the poor Athletic department won't go broke. I, David Ziemer, will my curly hair to Barbara Beegle so she won't have to stand in front of the mirror so long at night. Senior Hall Of Fame b.Est dressed A,,sk‘ 'EitfSSS 38 3. 976 3. 952 3. 833 3. 762 3.744 3. 738 3.737 3. 732 3.714 3. 667 Danny O’Brien Gail Nelson Carol Henselman Bev. Drew Susan Warner Rick Kuehn James Thornton Jack Strope Nancy Caudell Rae Kehr ior Top Ten Boy and fiirl Of Tlio Month Iloy and liirlOf Tho Month March Colleen McLean Harold Polivka May Gail Nelson Art Skipper February Jeannie Closner George Shaw April Marie Werner Roger Biglow F. Emerson Vice President C. Aschoff Treasurer D. Dowell Secretary G. Barden President •Iu niors Class of l$Mt2 Advisors: Mr. Gernhart, Chairman Miss Lee Mrs. Gross Mr. Grufke Officers: President, Gary Barden Vice-President, Frank Emera Secretary, Daylene Dowell Treasurer, Carl Aschoff Activities: Junior Class Play Junior - Senior Prom Row 1 - L. Beckman, L. Forman, S. Adams, F. Enderlin, D. Dowell, S. Byrd, P. Coleman, N. Drew, D. Fields. Row 2 - D. Bench, J. Booth, J. Clark, B. Clark, J. Baalman , J. Anderson, D. Boyco, R. Brant, J. Fussell, J. Chivis. Row 3 - J. Emerson, J. Chatelain, S. Esperson, C. Amstad, C. Aschoff, D. Cutsforth, B. Doudna, D. Currier, F. Emerson, A. Byrd, E. Bernard, J. Clark, G. Barden. Student Council Ite preseii tn lives Row 1 - B. Sault, E. Murphy, D. Greatreak, R. Hanson, N. Gregson, C. McKinnon, C. Matheson, Row 2 - P. Edes, E. Lattin, B. Parmele, N. Meeker, K. Ness, J. Kennedy, S. Markham, S. Meier, S, Ma'kwell, S. Perry, J. Hibbard. Row 3 - G. Phillips, J. Melton, M. McCoy, L. Meyer, R. McDonald, J, Hubbard, J. Hagen, C. Hukee, R. Johnson, A. Olson, G, Howe, V. Mann. Student Council Alternates Row 1 - L. Snyder, A. Wilkerson, C. Phillips, S. Skala, E. Steele, L. Redmon, B. Quinn, F. Will, J. Remboldt, C. Watkins. Row 2- J. Nelson, R. York, L. Tuttle, D. Tate, E. Rutledge, D. Swygart D. Sandercock, D. Weisen, G. Wilson, Row 3 - T. Wisher, D. Tribby, G. Strickland, C. Portis, G. Phillips, W. Wallace, R. Potter, C. Pittman, R. Westfall, J. Wentherford, R. Webb. C. Pittman M a the son |E. Lattin m i,J. Hubbard' ijn C. McKinnon fc. 1 D. Fie Ids 9B D. Nichols Vice President A. Fleischman Treasurer N. Belcher Secretary Holt President Sophomores Cia Advisors: Mrs. Nelson Mr. Strait Officers: President - Ed. Holt Vice - President - Dan Nichols Secretary - Nikki Belcher Treasurer - Alan Fleischman Activities: Twirp Dance 48 Row 1: J. Booker; B. Coker; D. Classen; D. Ashbough; S. Bridgmon; K. Anderson; P. Br§nt; D. Bishop; J. Devecka. Row 2: C. Crownover; B. Beegle; B. Burlingame; N. Belcher; S. Brown; J. Christenson; E. Anderson; S. Deming; R. Cooper; K. Cutsforth; E. Barron; M. Avery; K. Dalgliesh. Row 3: B. Cunningham; D. Cunningham; B. Blevins; B. Blevins; E. Bews; D. Boyles; R. Bunnell; R. Bodley; L. Black; B. Decker; B. Closner. Row 1: B. Henselman; L. Kennedy; L. Dorman; N. Hall; V. Hoard; C. King; K. Gregus; S. Hanson; J. Hemmers; C. Duke; M. Henselman. Row 2: C. Emerson; R. Jordan; D. Eri; B. Dolp; L. Eblen; G. Hale; M. Hoffman; E. Holt; S. Emra; R. Dutton; N. Kemery. Row 3: J. Fegal; G. Fritchie; R. Hostetler; L. Hodge; A. Fleshman; S. Kersting; J. Harroll; B. Farmer; J. Druck; H. Enz; C. Hyde. Row 1: V. Winters: B. Traxler; N. Stauffer; N. Turney; C. Searls; P. Weeks; L. Smith; D. Skinner; J. Stonehocker; S. Terrill; K. Shulton; J. Tombs. Row 2: J. Taft; N. Stauffer; L. Wilkins; S. Schmale; R. Slater; J. Waibal; A. Trail; V. Williams; W. Whitlock; M. Shields; D. Ulman. Row 3: R. Searls; B. Sellers; K. Smith; M. Schilling; R. Stone; C. Sandstrom; N. Sandblast; L. Russell; L. Wolf; J. Webb; W. Webber. 49 Row 1: C. Duggar; J. Osterback; F. Parker; J. Redmon; P. May; L. Lauderback; L. Nelson; C. Haydon; C. Mohlar. Row 2: H. Rathjen; J. McLain; E . Protor; J. O'Brien; M. Malard; M. Mitchell; L. Petrie; C. Rollins; T. Latin; D. Limbaugh; S. Miller; E. Ponta. Row 3: J. Perry; D. Linsley; D. Nelson; C. Rhoden; J. Lawson; M. Murry; G. Maitland; G. Rowley; M. Mattox; J. Knoll; C. Krum; C. Platz; D. Nichols. 50 c I a s s 51 Fresh men Oa I !Mil Advisors: Mr. Allen Mr. Cornelius Officers: President - Lyne Kehr Vice - President - Susan Gantenbein Secretary - Reno Woodward Treasurer - Chuck Croston Activities: Freshman Class Party Row 1: R. Booker; G. Edes; C. Boothby; L. Bartlemay; D. Caudell; T. Cutsforth; T. Cutler; A. Caswell; L. Aurdel; B. Ackers; A. Ahrenkiel; J. Buchea. Row 2: L. Akre; C. Croston; T. Anderson; L. Blaisdell; L. Bjork; B. Bridgmon; M. Beehler; S. Baker; S. Duff; D. Chestnut; N. Campbell; S. Bogle. Row 3: D. Black; H. Dyal; S. Anderson; R. Dobson; R. DeLong; D. Carpenter; R. Burns; M. Bauer; J. Crosby; O. Byrd; R. Esperson; R. Cavins. 52 Row 1: C. Higgenbotham; J. Grooms; M. Jones; D. Hallgren; P. Fields; S. Hossner; L. Kehr; P. Hillyard; S. McCalloch; S. Hill; R. Goetschius. Row 2: J. Gallagher; B. Gzik; N. Hodge; A. Heilman; L. Gifford; A. Haneberg; A. Enz; S. Gantenbein; L. Hawkins; G. Kehun; D. Gill- espie; R. Johnson. Row 3; S. Fisher; R. Fussell; R. Hill; M. Jones; L. Enz; L. Konsella; J. Harms; J. Emra; R. Haggstrom; R. Gratreak. Row 1: S. Moore; J. Moore; B. Portis; M. Northup; A. Millard; L. Nodtvedt; J. Meier; E. McQuaw; J. Lane; D. McDonald; L. Radford. Row 2: J. Lewis; D. Jackson; B. Operman; J. Klosick; L. Mattox; C. McDonald; M. Rich; M. Robinson; D. Leathers; G. Maronay; E. Nishikowa. Row 3: L. Pope; E. Ober; B. Rowland; M. Motejl; A. Rayburn; R. Mason; J. Lymp; G. Ness; L. Melton; J. Markwell; B. Lake. 53 Row 1 - D. Wilka, J. Snyder, J. Schilling, C. Valberg, M. Strope, A Wade, C. Tackett, . B. Ruedi, C. Taft, M. Vanderwilt. Row 2 - M. Whedon, L. Young, P. Walker, M. Woodward, S. Skala, C. Wolf, C. Slater, G. Winter, A. Webb, S. Snodgrass, Row 3 - H. Verdoorn, R. Sandercock, D. Watkins, K. Taft, P. Smoke, T. Sladky, M. Telford, W. Whitlock, E. Winter, D. Searls, T. Unger, Tom Smith. Junior Scholarship Lei Suzanne Byrd 3. 96 Pat Coleman 4. 00 Ruth Hanson 3.83 Carl Amstead 3.87 Joan Kennedy 4.00 Fran Will 3.875 Nancy Drew 3.71 Sharon Markham 3. 58 55 Linda Redmon 3.62 Sophomore Scholarship Leader; Fro slim si ii Scholarship Leaders JANUARY 3rd -Wrestling- Sandy at Milwaukie 6th -Jesuit at Sandy -B. B. 11th-Wrestling- Sandy at Centennial 13th -B. B. - Silverton at Sandy 14th -Wrestling- Wy'East at Sandy 17th -Sandy at Wy'East - B. B. 19th -Molalla at Sandy - Wrestling 20th -Reynolds at Sandy - B.B. 23rd -Wrestling - Parkrose at Sandy 24th -B. B. - Sandy at Parkrose 27th-B.B. - Molalla at Sandy DECEMBER 1st -Wrestling- Canby at Sandy 2nd -Wilco League Jamboree 6th -Wrestling- Cleveland at Sandy -Basketball- Sandy at Wilson 7th -F. F. A. - F. H. A. Pie Social 12th-Wrestling- Gresham at Sandy 13th -Sandy at Battleground - B.B. 15th - Xmas Program 16th -Wrestling - Sandy at Washington -Basketball - Battleground at Sandy 20th -B. B. Sandy at Gresham NOVEMBER 4th -Sandy at Parkrose 18th -Junior Class Play 23rd -Alumni Dance OCTOBER 6th -National Assembly 7th -Sandy at Reynolds 14th -Molalla at Sandy- Twirp Dance 19th -Freshman Party 21st -Sandy at Scappoose 28th-Silverton at Sandy -Football Court Dance 31st -National Assembly SEPTEMBER 6th -First Day of School 9th -Football at Central 13th -National Assembly 16 th -Football at Prine ville 23rd -Jesuit at Sandy 30th -Wy'East at Sandy 60 FEBRUARY 1st -National Assembly 2nd -Wrestling at Silverton 3rd -B. B. Scappoose at Sandy -Court Dance 7a -B. B. at Jesuit 9th -Wrestling at Scappoose 10th-B.B. at Silverton 14th-B.B. -Wy'East at Sandy 17th -B. B. at Reynolds 21st -B. B. - Parkrose at Sandy 23rd -National Assembly -B.B. at Molalla 24 25th - Wrestling -District Tournament - Molalla 28th -Band in Gay 90's Parade MARCH 3rd -B.B. at Scappoose 3 4th - Wrestling - State Tournament 10th -Pops Concert 2 Oth-Baseball at Estacada 24th -National Assembly -Baseball at Gresham 27th -Baseball- Estacada at Sandy 29th -Track at Estacada 30th -Baseball- Gresham at Sandy APRIL 1st -Track at Salem 6th -Track at Parkrose 7th -Baseball- Silverton at Sandy -Senior Class Play 11th -Track at Scappoose 14th -Baseball at Molalla 14th 15th - Hayward Relays 17th -Track at Centennial 21st -Baseball-Jesuit at Sandy 24th-Track at McMinnville 27th -Track at Wy'East 28th -Baseball at Silverton 29th -Jr. Sr. Prom. MAY 2nd -Reynolds Relays 3rd -A. F. S. Assembly 4th -Track at Silverton 5th -Baseball-Molalla at Sandy 6th -Moms Dads Award Dinner 11th -Track at Reynolds 12th -Baseball at Jesuit 20th -District Track Meet 21st -Baccalaureate 23rd -Senior Award Assembly 25th -Commencement 26th 27th - State Track Meet 26th - LAST DAY OF SCHOOL 61 Han cl Majoretts: S. Hansen; D. Ashbaugh; M. Mitchell; R. Cooper. Row 1. J. Strope; F. Hottor; T. McLain; B. Farmer; L. Beckman; J. Lane; D. Tate. Row 2. R. Johnson; B. Clark; S. Fisher; P. Brandt; L. Nelson; J. Fegel; J. Lake; D. Stauffer; L. Russell; L. Adams; T. Unger J. Clark; B. Closner; J. Waibel; A. Ballou; F. Emerson; W. Horning; Row 3. D. Sandercock; D. Ziemer; J. Druck; M. Shield; D. Ulmen; M. Jones; B. Dolp; G. Howe; N. Drew; Mr. Covert; D. James; L. Whitlock; J. Pittman. Row 1. C. Dugger; F. Enderlin; R. Hansen; A. Dunstun; M. Paget; E. Plaster; D. Ashbaugh; J. Closner; C. McKinnion; P. Noehren; L. Kennedy Row 2. B. Burrell; M. Jones; F. Will; N. Gregson; S. Skala; S. Phillips; S. Jacoby; J. Baalman; J. Osterback; F. Parker; J. Christenson; M. Mitchell; N. Drew Row 3. D. Tate; T. Latin; L. Smith; D. Fields; R Potter; A. Olsen; C. Johnson; S. Meier; K. Meeker; J. Anderson; E. Rutledge; Row 4. M. Covert; C. Searls; D. Bennett; C. Amsted; D. Eri; J. Lawson. Choir CD CO Crimson S Row 1: J. Fussell; M. Beegle; G. Shaw; D. Nichols; D. Ludie; C. Sandstrom; J. Wolf; A. Fleshman; L. Russell; E. Holt; C. Pope; L. Whitlock; Row 2: J. Nelson; J. Harrell; D. Sandercock; R, Bigolow; W. Horning; E. Hollenbeck; A. Skipper; J. Hawley; L. Searls; H. Polivka; F. Emerson; Row 3: C. Aschoff; C. Johnson; D. Wiesen; D. James; R. Kehun; G. Barden; D. Cutsforth. Row 4: G. Lamb; M. Snethen; J. Hubbard; B. Henselman; R. Farmer; G. Hill; G. Strickland; D. Zimer; J. Isakson. S Dancing Majorettes Back Row: Carol Dugger, Nancy Hall, Cheryl Phillips, Sandra Deming, Mary Ellen Jones, Linda Smith, Nola Goodrich, Pat Edes, Dawn Hallgren, Lois Dorman, Fran Parker, Sandra Bridgmon, Sharon Hanson. Front Row: Tinker Heyn, Anna Eacret, Delores Reynolds, Loletta Anderson, Rae Kehr, Carolyn Edes. L R- Tinker Heyn - Assistant publicity manager, Rae Kehr Publicity manager, Delores Reynolds - Secretary, Loletta Anderson - President, Anna Eacret - Vice - President, Carolyn Edes - Treasurer. 65 Future Farmers of Auieriesi Row 1 - R. Booker, J. Day, L. Tuttle, J. Booth, D. Ziemer, D. Ludi, H. Enz, W. Whitlock, W. Webber, L. Akre, J. Klosick, G. Kuehn, G. Edes. Row 2 - J, McClain, R. Delong, R. Esperson, K. Denbo, E. Ober, J. Lewis, R. Gratreak, J. Gallagher, E. Winter, O. Byrd, R. Mason, Mr. Stauffer, advisor. Row 3 - G. Fritsche, R. Hostettler, L. Melton, B. Blevins, J. Harms, S. Anderson, A. Rayburn, D. Richards, R. Sandercock, D. Black, D. Gillespie, K. Dalgliesh. Row 4 - N. Sandblast, H. Rathjen, J. Knoll, L. Young, R. Bunnell, A. Fleischman, G. Brant, E. Bews, D. Boyles, L. Wolf, S. Schmale, R. Dobson, S. Esperson, J. Pittman. Not pictured - J. Emerson, C. Leathers, D. Klin- ger, R. Kuehn, B. Miller, R, Heiser, S. Fisher, P. Gregson, J. Huckaby, B. Cunningham, M. Bauer, D. Bench, R, Farmer, J. Hubbard, J. Melton, D. Tribby, R. Turney. Fu Iu re llomakers of America Front: S. Brown; C. Henselman; L. Synder. Row 2. L. Lauderback; S. Miller; M. Mitchell; C. Higgenbotham; D. Chestnut; C. Crownover; T. Lattin; N. Turney. Row 3. E. Lattin; K. Ness. Library Club G. Shaw; J. Lewis; C. Shilling; R. Kehr; N. Hodge; J. Synder; L. Forman; K. Denbo; A. Fleishman; J. Gallagher; B. Portis. 67 Fui uro Toaoliors of Amorim L. to R. - J. Closner, J. Lane, B. Opperman, B. Parmele, L. Foreman, D. Dowell, S. Meier, L. Beckman, T. McLain, G. Hill, J. Strope, F. Homer, M. Caudell, N. Goodrich, H. Metin, J. Thorton, L. Adams, L. Whitlock, N. Meeker •limior Cliamhor of Commoror Row 1 - A. Wilkerson, D. Greatreak, L. Beckman, J. Strope, J. Thorton, D. Johnson. Row 2 - L. Adams, J. Lewis, C. Henselman, S. Smith. 68 A.A. Row 1: P. Noehren; S. Skala; N. Gregson; B. Ruedi; J. Lane; E. McQuaw; E. West; C. McKinnon; P. Hillyard; G. Winter; A. Wade; L. Bartlemay; C. Watkins; F. Will; E. Plaster; S. Terril; Row 2: C. Ackers; C. Taft; J. Snyder; C. Duke; D. Hallgren; S. Byrd; K. Gregus; J. Hibbard; L. Nelson; Row 3: L. Nodtvedt; S. Snodgrass; J. Schilling; B. Kaston; B. Drew; N. Goodrich; K. Meeker; C. Wolf; L. Kennedy; S. Perry; S. Warner. Row 4: C. Searls; G. Maronay; M. Woodward; S. Skala; M. Beehler; M. Reich; L. Redmon; D. Swygart; M. Mirchell; S. Meier; S. Baker; D. Stauffer; M. Jones. Sharon Markmon - Secretary Gail Nelson - President Delores Reynolds - Vice President Jeannie Closner - Treasurer Laura Adams - Historian 69 M « � Ma Staff Front: Joan Grambo; Jean Lane; Colleen McLean. Back: George Shaw; Helen Koch; Janice Pullen; Gail Nelson; Barbara Kaston; John Dyal; Bev Drew; Mrs. Edgar. Not shown, Emilie West; Rita Cooper; Doug Harwood. Office Staff L. to R. - Emily West, Gail Nelson, Suzanne Byrd, Sharon Markham, Susan Warner, Mable Cathey, Nancy Meeker, Mrs. Alexander, Jean Lane, Joan Grambo, Barbara Parmele, Carol Mathieson, Beverly Drew, Judy Loundree, Carolyn Edes. Paper Staff Front: Rita Cooper, Laura Adams, JoAnn Hemmers, Back: Ron Jordan, Doug Harwood, Terry Grooms, Mrs. Edgar, John Dyal, Barbara Kaston. Print Shop B. Gray, B. Lamke, M. Snethen, M. Murry, L. Connell, C. Pittman. 71 72 Row 1. B. Dolp; T. McLain; F. Horrtor; L. Beckman; J. Lane; J. Strope. Row 2. N. Drew; J. Waibel; B. Closner; W. Horning; L. Adams. Row 3. Mr. Covert; J. Druck; M. Shields; L. Whitlock. D. Burdick; Mrs. Bayley; C. Taylor; K. Meeker; P. Staggs. 74 Student Books Youth For Christ Row 1 - D. Gillespie, J. Meier, H. Metin, M. Mattox, P. Walker, L. Russell, S. Smith, B. Gault, L. Whitlock. T. Smith. Row 2 - G. Edes, J. Moore, S. Gantenbein, D. Tate, D. Sandercock, L. Hawkins, L. Mattox, S. Meier, D. Dowell, N. Meeker, B. Clark. Row 3 - E. Winter, W. Whitlock, D. Watkins, J. Webb, D. Ziemer, A. Ballou, R. Webb, J. Dyal, W. Whitlock. 75 Pep Club Row 1: C. McLean, R. Kehr, S. Markham, S. Byrd, M. Werner, L. Redmon, B. Burrell, K. Cutsforth, Row 2: H. Metin, C. Schilling, M. Jones, P. Colman, J, Kennedy, S. Demming, J. Redmon, C. Valberg. Row 3: B. Ruedi, P. Hillyard, L. Kehr, M. Beehler, P. May, D, Swygart, J. Schilling, S. Brown, S. Meier, A. Haneberg. Marie Werner Sharon Markham Suzanne Byrd Linda Redmon Beverly Burrell President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter •limior Hand Row 1: R. Hill, J, Lane, J. Thombs, D. Steele, N. Stauffer, J. Buchea, T. Smith, L. Akre, B. Bridgmon, G. Maroney. Row 2: W. Whitlock, B. Decker, J. O'Brien, J. Taft, D. Searls, J. Melton, T. Sladky, G, Hale, J. Klosick, B. Sellers, J. Knoll, L. Konsella, L. Wolf, D. Carpenter. IBo£iiiniiij£ Choir Row 1: S. Adams, J. Grooms, J. Schilling, L. Nodtvedt, D. Hallgren, C. Higginbotham, L. Petrie, C. King, P. Walker, D. Caudell, B. Coker, J. Meier, Row 2: N. Kimery, J. Stonehocker, N. Turney, C. Hayden, G. Hord, D. James, L. Tuttle, R. Long, C. Watkins, B. Beegle, S. McCullough, M, Woodward. Row 3: N, Stauffer, L. Mattox, C. Wolf, L. Kehr, S. Markwell, S. Markham, J. Hibbard, L. Gifford, S. Gantenbein, S. Miller, C. Crownover. Football Court Dance i f r I h G. Shaw, L. Bjork, W. Horning, R. Cooper, J. Wolf, Queen S. Skala, A. Skipper, G. Nelson, E. Hollenbeck, C. McKinnon , � Freshman Princess, r L. Bjork and G. Shaw Senior Princess, G. Nelson and A. Skipper Junior Princess, S. Skala and J. Wolf Basketball and Wrestling Court Dance Queen of basketball, C. Edes and E. Hollenbeck. Queen of wrestling, G. Nelson and A. Skipper Senior Princess, M. Werner and R. Kuehn Sophomore Princess, E, Anderson and H. Polivka Freshman Princess, L. Kehr and M. Snethen PECK'S BAD BOY Lissie------------------Judy Rembolt Danlia------------------Lee A1 Beckman Henry Peck Sr.----------Carl Am stead Henry Peck Jr.----------Dan Sandercock Jimmy Duffy-------------Gary Wilson Schultz-----------------Ed Bernard Clifford Jennings-------Frank Emerson Mrs. Hanna Peck---------Barbara Clark Luella Thorne-----------Susan Skala Melvile Beaumont--------Bernard Doudna Minnie------------------Fran Will Dora--------------------Colette McKinnon Flora-------------------Cheryl Phillipps Lora--------------------Nancy Gregson Prompters-------Vern Mann Drenda Swygart Stage Crew------Dennis Cutsforth Dave Weisen Publicity-------Ann Fegel, Nancy Drew, Daylene Dowell Tickets---------Roy Potter Make-up---------Susan Skala Lights----------Vern Mann Director--------Mrs. Parmenter 80 Senior f ins I lay Row 1: Joan Grambo, Elaine Plaster, Carol Henselman, Bev Drew, Row 2: Fern Horttor, Colleen McLean, Trecia McLain, Tinker Heyn, Sharon Smith, Jim Thornton, Mr. Allen. Row 3: Emilie West, Jack Strope, Jerry Isakson, Bob Henselman, Wayne Berglund, Larry Bartley. The Senior Class presented Handy Man” on April 7. This comedy concerns a mis- chievous thirteen-year-old girl who, by trying to help a college student in need of a place to stay involves him, herself and her family in many amusing situations. By the invention of a desperate sounding story, she persuades her mother to let him stay, which solves the immediate problem, but which causes many more problems. The characters were chosen as follows: Jack Strope as Fred Miller, a lawyer in his early forties; Colleen McLean as Harriet, Fred’s attractive wife; Joan Grambo as Mitzi, the mischievous thirteen-year-old; Bob Hensleman as Ben, Mitzi's shy, stud- ious brother; Fern Horttor as Kathy Miller, a pretty, sweet eighteen-year-old; Sharon Smith as Mrs. Cooney, an ironing woman who is always ailing; Larry Bartley as Joe Robertson- Handy”-the good-looking uni- versity student; Trecia McLain as Mary Jane Price, a member of the high school pep squad;Jerry Isackson as Spike, a swag- gering football hero; Wayne Berglund as Sidney, crooner for a local orchestra; Elaine Plaster as Ducky, the good pal of Kathy; Bud Skipper as Bert, Ducky’s boy friend; Tinker Heyn as Lenore, Ducky’s dramatic cousin; Emilie West as Mrs. Robert- son, Handy’s charming, well-groomed mother; and La Rita Russell as Mrs. Custer, the fussy next-door neighbor. The student directors were Beverley Drew, Jim Thornton, and Carol Hensleman. The Director and advisor was Mr. Allen. John Pittman and Jack Strope handled the staging. Loletta Anderson and Delores Reynolds did the make-up. J. Schilling L. Bjork C. Valberg .M. Mitchell E. Woods 83 j D. Cutsforth. f L. Lauderback Pres. Kennedy B. Opperman 84 All right girls, get your feet off the desk and get things organized. Oh No! ! A woman substitute for boys' P.E. Aren't health classes fun things? No, the name of Huckleberry Finn's friend is not Boo Boo. Very simple—Hay + Cow s Milk. What a darling split infinitive!! 1 can’t understand when you speak in shorthand. See you at the Detention Home! 85 So you thought the North won, did you? I T K.rj This is the butterfly— I am the man. Good Grief, Laura has been directing again! Me, a Nixon fan? Yah, der Beethoven vas mit der BeBop mixed. Not Salt! Sugar! This is Georgia -- skiing is terrible here. You guessed it -- unexcused. This faculty page wasn't my idea. 86 The Pioneer eleven this year may have been out scored on occasion but were seldom out hustled. Although placing 5th in the league, the scrappy Pioneers gave the fans many thrilling moments during the season. Most of the punch and drive came from “never say die” Pioneers such as Jim Wolf, with his accurate passing; George Shaw, the ever hustling offense and defensive end; Everett Hollenbeck, defensive player; Art Skipper, a never out hustled or out charged lineman; Warren Horning with his power and break away speed to go long runs and Don James to keep them honest up the middle. The high light of the season came in the final game with Parkrose as the hustling Pioneers dominated the game on offense to give themselves a 31 - 0 season finale. SEASON’S RECORD Central 40 Sandy 0 Prineville 6 Sandy 0 Jesuit 13 Sandy 13 Wy'East 24 Sandy 6 Reynolds 33 Sandy 7 Molalla 14 Sandy 40 Scappoose 13 Sandy 26 Silverton 7 Sandy 6 Parkrose 0 Sandy 31 George Shaw - E Warren Horning - HB Art Skipper - T Jim Wolf - QB Harold Polivka - E 88 ' Frank Emerson Dave Weisen Dennis Cutsforth Gary Wilson Alan Fleischman Ed Holt Carl Aschoff Dan Nichols Carl Sandstrom Freshman Football Row 1 - M. Motejl, C. Croston, G. Edes. Row 2 - Coach O'Harrow, M. Platz, H. Dyal, B. Lake. Row 3-D. Watkins, R. Fussell, R. Burns, M. Bauer, J. Lymp. Junior Varsity Fool hall Row 1 - B. Sellers. M. Hoffman, D. Boyles, J. Knoll, L. Eblen, Row 2 - J. Waibel, A. Trail, R. Bodley, J. Fussell, M. Mattox, Row 3 - G. Hale, E. Proctor, S. Kersting, J. 92 Webb, D. Bartley, D. Westfall, H. Enz. I� 00-1 IMS I Va rsi t v Basko Ilia 11 The 1960-61 edition of the Sandy High “Pio- neers”, with a complete disregard for pre- season rating and a lack of tested veterans, began their first practice with seventeen boys, only three of whom had seen any previous hardwork experience and then only on a limited scale. Pre-season “dope had predicted the “Pio- neers” to finish last in the league because of lack of height, speed, and experience, but the “dopesters” failed to reckon with a desire to win which was a trademark of the team all season. Only the lack of experience kept Sandy from a better win-loss record. The final Wilco league standings are: Scap- poose 14-0, Jesuit 10-4, Reynolds 9-5, Sandy 8-6. Scoring wise, Jim Wolf paced all Sandy scorers with 225 points and a 16.1 average for league play which left him just 12 points shy of Dennis Fergerson, Reynolds guard, who finished first with 237 points. It was just a question of too little, too late for both Jim Wolf scoring wise and his mates as the SEASON RECORD Dec. 2 Wilson 51 Sandy 35 Dec. 6 Benson 49 Sandy 50 Dec. 9 Battleground 51 Sandy 28 Dec. 13 Battleground 52 Sandy 45 Dec. 16 Gresham 57 Sandy 49 Dec. 20 Jesuit 44 Sandy 42 Jan. 6 Silverton 36 Sandy 50 Jan. 13 Wy'East 49 Sandy 57 Jan. 17 Reynolds 48 Sandy 42 Jan. 20 Parkrose 36 Sandy 35 Jan. 24 Mo lalla 47 Sandy 59 Jan. 27 Scappoose 68 Sandy 60 Feb. 3 Jesuit 58 Sandy 48 Feb. 7 Silverton 53 Sandy 68 Feb. 10 Wy'East 55 Sandy 59 Feb. 17 Reynolds 54 Sandy 58 Feb. 21 Parkrose 54 Sandy 67 Feb. 24 Molalla 41 Sandy 49 Mar. 3 Scappoose 55 Sandy 47 team played down to the wire for a possible 2nd place tourney berth but early season losses spilled their undoing. Among the many bright outlooks during the season was the play of three sophomores who saw much action as varsity players; Carl Sandstrom, 6'5 center, who finished 3rd scoring for Sandy and 13th in league action, Dan Nichols 6' forward and Larry Russell a guard. All showed good team work, defensive ability and a genuine desire to play, and should be the basis for a strong Sandy team next year. In addition the squad carried five juniors led by high scoring Gary Barden and dependable reserves Carl Aschoff and Frank Emerson. All in all the team proved an inspiration to work with. Spirit remained high, all players worked hard, long hours to make a winner. Two men proved to be outstanding for the year, Jim Wolf with his leadership and all around team play, and Lenny Searls and his “quick” hands and constant go, go, go. Such are teams made of!! Varsity Basketball Row 1 - L. Russell, L. Searls, C. Sandstrom, G. Barden, D. Nichols, E. Hollenbeck, J. Fussell. Row 2 - Coach D. Strait, D. Weison, J. Wolf, F. Emerson, C. Aschoff, W. Homing,’ D. Rowley, M. Mattox. Row 3 - R, Kuehn, D. Cutsforth, M. Hayes, W. Berglund. Freshman Basketball Row 1 - A. Ahrenkiel, D. Jackson, C. Croston, T. Smith, K. Taft, G. Kuehn. Row 2 - Coach O’Harrow, M. Telford, R, Hill, P. Smoke, R. Dobson, D. Carpenter, R. Burns, R. DeLong. Junior Varsity Basketball Row l - A. Trail, A. Fleshman, G. Hale, M. Hoffman, E. Holt, Row 2 - Coach Potter, L. Wilkins, B. Sellers, E. Bews, D. Boyles, B. Knoll. Varsity Wrestling Row 1 - B. Cunningham, R. Searls, D. Sandercock, L. Whitlock, C. Pope, N. Stauffer. Row 2 - A. Skipper, G. Brant, J. Isakson, M. Snethen, R. Bigelow, H. Polivka. Row 3 - Coach Gernhart, G. Shaw, G. Strickland, J. Melton, J. Nelson. Row 4 - D. Ziemer, M. Schilling, C. Platz, W. Whitlock, manager. «Junior Varsity Wrestling Track Team Row 1: Mr. Potter-coach, D. Ludi, L. Searls, W. Horning-captain, R. Kuehn, D. Rowley, H. Polivka. Row 2: W. Webber-mgr., E. Hollenbeck, R. Hichols, D. Wisen, C. Aschoff, J. Hubbard, D, James, J. Taft, mgr. Row 3: K. Smith-mgr., D. Bartley, M. Murrey, R. Hill, L. Akre, M. Platz, C. Sandstrom, R. Goetschius. 98 TRACK The 1961 track team led by Captain Warren Horning is strong in the sprints and middle distance events, but due to the loss of many seniors in the field and weight events,will be young and inexperiended in these areas. Warren Horning should repeat in the 100 and 200 yard dashes and Harold Polvika, Dave Ludi, Len Searls and Dave Rowley will carry the 440 and 880 and mile honors. In the hurdles and high jump, Don James will be our number one man with Carl Sandstrom puching him in the high jump. All other areas will be wide open and should prove interesting. BASEBALL This year’s baseball team started off with 32 players, mostely freshmen. Out of these 32 players, there were only five letter- men returning to play. They were Jim Wolf, Eddie Boyko, Dennis Cutsforth and Roy Potter. The team captain was Jim Wolf. At the beginning of the season as this book was going to press. Coach Woodward said, ‘‘We do not have much exper- ience but we have a fine group of boys and once they start to jell, they’ll mold into a good team. Coach Potter Coach Woodward Varsity Baseball Row 1: F. Emerson, D. Cutsforth, G. Barden, J. Wolf, L. Russell, D. Nichols, J. Harrell. Row 2: L. Black, E. Boyko, R. Potter, M. Hoffman, C. Carpenter, R. Burns. Row 3: Coach Woodward, A. Ahrenkiel, D. Jackson, M. Telford, L. Meier and Manager, L. Whitlock. J.V. Row 1: R. Sandercock, J. Knoll, T. Smith, J. Webb, J. Druck. Row 2: M. Motejl, K. Taft, L. Enz, M. Shields, V. Williams, E. Nishikawa. Row 3: R. Webb-manager, K. Nass, G. Wilson, S. Hill, S. Moore, 99 Index Ackers, Beth Elaine 52 Ackers, Carol Lynn 11,69,73 ■Adams, Laura Jean 11,14,37,62,68, 69,71.74 Adams, Sherrie Ann 44, 77 Ahrenkiel, Arnet Lee 52, 95, 99 Akre, Lloyd Morris 52,66,77,96,98 Amstead, Carl Ernest 44,55,63 Anderson, Evelyn Louise 11,48,73,79 Anderson, Janice Marie 44,63 Anderson, Jessie Talbert 52 Anderson, Karen Marie Anderson, Kent 48 Anderson, Loletta May 14, 65 Anderson, Steven 52,66 Aschoff, Carl Lester 11,43,44,64,90 94, 98 Ashbaugh, Dee Anna Lee 48,62,63 Aurdal, Lynette Signe 52 Avery, Michael Don 48 Baalman, Judy 44,63 Baker, Susan Yvonne 11,52,69 Ballou, Aaron Edward 14,62,75 Barden, Gary 11,43,44,94,99,64 Bartlemay, Linda Mae 52,69 Bartley, Dana 92,98 Bartley, Lawrence Roland 11,14,81 Bauer, Mike William 52,92 Baughman, Gloria Jean 14 Beckman, Lee Al 44, 62,68,74 Beegle, Barbara Marie 48,59,77 Beegie, Mike Thomas 14,64,89 Beehler, Mary Ann 52,54,55,69,76 Belcher, Nikki Sue 11,47,48 Belcher, Royce Dale 15 Bench, Donald Arthur 44 Bennett, Darlene Mae 42,15,63 Berglund, Wayne Arthur 15,82,81,94 Bernard, Edward Francis 44,55 Bews, Edwin William 48,66,95 Bigelow, Rodger Elbert 15,41, 96,64 Bishop, Doris Arlene 48 Bjork, Lynn Jean 52,54,55,78,83 Black, Darrin Lee 52,66 Black, Larry Ross, 48,99 Blackwell, Michael Leroy 11 Blaisdell, Linda Canette 52 Blevins, Brian Charles 48,82 Blevins, Bruce David 48,66 Bodley, Richard Lewis 48,92 Bogle Sybil Kay 52 Booker, Judy Lanell 48 Booker, Ron 52,66 Booth, Jerry William 44,66 Boothby, Cathy Virginia 52,57,58 Boyko, Eddie Leroy, 44,99 Boyko, Jimmie Lee 15 Boyles, Don Ray 48,66, 92, 95 Brant, Gary Lawrence 15,66,96 3rant, Patricia Marlene 44,48 Brant, Ronald Louis 62 3ridgemon, Barbara JoAnn 52, 77 Bridgemon, Sandra Lee 48,65,82 Brown, Sandra Ann 48,50,67,76 Buchea, Joe Marshall 52,77 Bunnell, Robert Ross, 48,66 Burdick, Donna 16,38,74 Burlingame, Burdetta Joyce 48 Burns, Rawley Ray 52, 92, 95, 99 Burrell, Beverly Grace 16,63,76 Byrd, Alvin Jefferson 44 Byrd, Orville James 52,66,96 Byrd, Suzanne Arlene 11,44,55,69, 70,76 Campbell, Nancy 52 Cannon, John Fredrick 16,37 Carpenter, William Dale 52,77,95, 99 Caswell, Charlotte Ann 52 Cathey, Mable Louise 16,70 Caudell, Darlene Kay 52,77 Caudell, Nancy Eileen 16,39,68,75 Cavins, Roy 52 Chatelain, James Harry 44 Chivas, Jim 44 Christensen, Joan Catherine 11,48,58, 63,73 Chestnut, Donna Marie 52,67 Clark, Jean 44,62 Clark, John 44 Classen, DiAnne Marie 48,82 Ciosner, Bill Albert 48,62,74 Closner, Jeannie Elizabeth 11,16,37, 41.42,63,68,69,82 Coffman, Allen Dean Coker, Brenda Joyce 48,77 Coleman, Patricia Ann 10,11,44,55, 76 Connell, Hewell Murrous 17 Connell, Leslie Owen 71,96 Cooper, Rita Kay 48,62,71,73,78,82 Copher, Danny Lee Crosby, Jimmy Arthur 52, 57 Croston, Charles Donald 51,52,58,92, 95 Crownover, Mary Catherine 48,77 Cunningham, Bob Edward 48,96 Currier, Darrell Peter 44 Cutsforth, Dennis Clair 44,83, 90, 94 64,99 Cutsforth, Karen 48, 76 Cutsforth, Tammie Lynn 11, 52 Dalgliesh, Ken 48,66 Darr, Pete Charles Day, Jim Robert 66 Decker, Robert Joseph 48,77 DeLong, Rodney James 52, 66, 95 Deming, Sandra Elaine 11,48,65,76 Denbo, Kenneth Allen 17,66,67 Devecka, Judy Ellen 11,58,56 Dobson, Russell Neil 52,66,95 Dolp, Robert Scott 49, 62, 74 Dorman, Lois Allene 49,56,65 Doudna, Bernard 11,44 Dowell, Daylene 43,44,68,75 Drew, Beverley 17,36,39,40,69, 70, 81 Drew, Nancy 44, 55,62, 63, 74 Druck, Jim Fredric 49,62,74,99 Duff, Susan 52 Dugger, Carol Ann Marie 50,63,65 Duke, Cynthia Lee 11,49,69 Duncan, Ruth Dunstan, Anita Jeanette 17,63 Dutton, Rebecca 49,56 Dyal, Halmand Birney 52,92,96 Dyal, John Gary 17,70,71,75 Eacret, Anna Lee 17,65 Eblen, Clarence Leroy 49,92 Eckman, Roger Dennis Edes, Carolyn Rae 18,42,70,65,79 Edes, George Lester 52,66,75,92 Edes, Patricia Ann 45,65,83 Emra, John William 53 Emra, Sue Katherine 49 Emerson, Clive Loren 49 Emerson, Frank Warren 43,44,62,64, 90. 94, 99 Enderline, Faith 44,63 Enz, Alice Jean 53 Enz, Harold Leo 49,66,92 Enz, Larry J. 53,99 Eri, Don Elmer 49,63 Esperson, Ronnie Lance 52,66 Esperson, Stan 44,66 Farmer, David Hays 18,62 Farmer, Roy 18,64 Farmer , WilMam Harold 49 Fegel, John 49,62 Fegel, Sara Ann Fields, Doris Jean 44,63 Fields, Patricia Ann 53 Fisher, Stanley 53,62 Fleischman, Alan 47,49,66,90, 95 Fleshman, Allen Ouran 18,37 Forman, Linda Jean 44,67,68 Fritsche, Gilbert Verdon 49,66 Fussell, John D. 44,82,92,64,94 Fussell, Robert Allen 53,82,92 Gallagher, James 53,66,67 Gantenbein, Susan Lola 11,51,53,57, 75,77 Gault, Blanche 45,75 Gifford, Lois Kathleen 53,77 Gillespie, Dave John 53,66,75 Gillespie, Stanley Neil 18 Goetschius, James Roger 53,98 Goodrich, Nola Kathleen 11,18,36, 68,69,65,82 Grambo, Joan 19,37, 70,81,82 Gratreak, Donna 68 Greatreak, Robert Dean 53,66 Gray, Bruce 11, 19,71 Gregson, Pat Lee 54,55 Gregson, Nancy 45,63,69,72 Gregus, Karen Gay 49,69 Grooms, Julie Joyce 11,53,77 Grooms, Terry 19, 58, 71 Gzik, Bob Gifford 11,53.96 Hachler, Max Randle 19 Hagen, Jerry Clem 45 Haggstrom, Roy Allen 53 Hale, Gerald Lee 49,77,92,95 Hall, Nancy Lea 49,65,83 Hallgren, Haldis Dawn 53,69,77,65 Haneberg, Ann Marie 53,76,82 Hansen, Rodney Arnold 19 Hanson, Ruth Ann 53,45,55 Hanson, Sharon Lee 49,65,62,82 Ill ilex Harms, Jay Phillip 53,66 Harrell, Joe Franklin 49,64,99 Harwood, Douglas 19,71 ► Hawkins, La Vena Kay 53,75 Hawley, James Royal 20,64 Hayes, Michael David 20, 89,94 Heiser, Rodney Roger Heilman, Anita 53 Hemmers, Jo Anne Louise 11,49,71 Henselman, Betty Jean 49,50 Henselman, Carol Ann 20,38,39,67, 68,81 Henselman, Mary 49 Henselman, Robert Anthony 20,42,64, -31 sHeyden, Carol Rose 11,50,77 Heyn, Wilma Rose 11,20,65,81 Hibbard, Joan 45,69,72,77 Hickerson, Leilani Marie Higgenbotham, Carol 11,53,67,77 Hill, Gary Samuel 21,64,68 Hill, Richard 53,77,95,98 Hill, Stephen 53,54,55,99 -Hillyard, Paula Ann 53,69,76 Hoard, Virginia Lee 11,49,77 Hodge, Lester James 49 Hodge, Nancy Lee 53,67 Hoffman, Mick Duncan, 49,56,82, )2,99 Hollenbeck , Everett Paul 21,38,40, 54, 78, 79,89,94, 98 Holt, Edward Charles 47,49,56,64, -JO, 95 Horning, Warren Albert 13,21,37,40, 52.64, 74, 78,88.94,98 Horttor, Fern Amy 21,37,62,68,74, 31 Hossner, Sally Ann 53 Hostetler, Robert 49,66 Howe, Stan George 45,66 Hubbard, Donnel Jerome 45,64,98 Hukee, Cecil M% 45 Hutton, John Charles 21 Hyde, Charles William 49 isakson, Jerry Norman 22,38,64,81. 96 Jackson, Dale Jack 53,95,99 Jacoby, Sharron Diane 22,63 James, Donald Steward 22,62,64,77, 39,98 Johnson, Cary Alfred 22,63,64,82, 39 ohnson, Richard James 45,68 ohnson, Robert 53,57,62 ones, Mark 53,62 ones, Marlene Ann 53 ones, Mary Ellen 22,63,65,69,76 rdan, Ronnie Dale 49. 71 Jasch, Tim Christian Jaston, Barbara Ann 22,69,70,71 Jehr, Charol Lyn 11,53,54,55,57, •1,76.77,79,82 (ehr, Sharon Rae 23,39,42.65,67. 82 ennedy, Carolyn Faye 58 fennedy, Linda Kay 49,69 ennedy, Roberta Joan 45,55,63,76 Kersting, Stanley 49, 92 Kimery, Nancy Lee 49,77 King, Carolyn Sue 49,77 Klingler, Dale Clifford 23 Klosick, Jack 53,66, 77 Knoll, James Joseph 50,66,77,92,95 99 Koch, Helen Marie 23,58,70 Konsella, Larry 53,77,96 Korbe, Art Allen Krum, Clifford Berry 50,56 Krum, Dale Lawrence 23 Kuehn, Gayle 53,66,95 Kuehn, Richard Allen 11,13,23,36, 64.66,79,94,98,39 Lake, Bill 53,92 Lake, John Arthur 23,37,62,82 Lamb, Gary Alvy 24,42,64 Lamke, Brian 24, 71 Lane, Jane, 11,53,57,69,77 Lane, Jean Marie 11,24,37,58,62, 68,70,74 Lattin, Edna Mae 45,67 Lattin, Thelma Jean 50,63,67 Lauderback, John Mitchell 21,38,42, 58 Lauderback, Linda Ann 50,67,83 Lawson, John 50,63 Leathers, Charles Carl Leathers, Dixie 53 Lewis, Jane Pearl 13,24,67,68,75, Lewis, Jerry Carl 53,66 Limbaugh, Diane 50 Lindsly, Daniel David 50 Long, Ron 52, 77 Longstreet, Rolland James Loundree, Judith Ann 24,38,42,58, 70,72 Ludi, David Bruce 25,64,66,98 Lymp, Joseph 53,54,55,92 Maitland, George 50 Maitland, Pauline 25 Mann, Vern 45 Markham, Sharon Lynn 45,46, 55,69, 70,76,77 Markwell, Jimmy 11,53 Markwell, Sandy Jane 45,77 Maroney, Gail 11,53,69,77 Mason, Russell 53,66 Matheson, Carolyn 11,45,70 Mattox, Leila May 53,75,77 Mattox, Michael 50,75,92,94 May, Patricia Louise 50,76,82 Meeker, Kay A. 25,63,69,70,74 Meeker, Nancy Sue 45,68,75,83 Meier, Janet 53,75,77,58,82 Meier, Sheryl Lee 11,45,63,68,76, 83,75,69 Melton, Jim Robert 45,77, 96 Melton, Larry Keith 53,66 Metin, Hilmiye 12,25,68,75,76 Meyer, Betty Jean 25,42 Meyer, Larry Gene 45, 99 Millard, Anita 53 Millard, Delores Elizabeth 26 Millard, Marilyn Jean 50 Miller, Sandra Louise 50,67,77 Mills, Judy Elizabeth 26 Mitchell, Marilyn 50,62,63,67,69, 33 Mohler, Clara Virginia 50 Moore, Esther Lee 26,83 Moore, John Leland 53,75 Moore, Stephen 53,58,83,99 Morrison, Max Wayne 26 Motejl, Mike 53,82,92,99 Murphy, Eunice Luana 45 Murray, Mike George 50,70,98 McCallum, Larry Duff 25 McCoy, Mike Nelson 45 McCulloch, Sharon 53,77 McDonald, Delores 53 McDonald, Cary 53 McDonald, Richard Ray 45 McKinnon, Collette 45,63,69,72,78 McLain, Jay Truman 50,66 McLain, Trecia Louella 26,62,68,74 81 McLean, Colleen Joy 26,41,58 , 70, 76,81 McQuaw, Elaine Hazel 11,53,69 Naas, Kenneth 99 Nelson, Brian Nelson, Gail Undis 11,13,27,36,39, 41,42,58,69,70,78,79 Nelson, John Wayne, 45,64,96 Nelson, Julie 50 Nelson, Linda Jo 50,62,69 Ness, Glen Allen 53 Ness, Karen Ann 45,67 Nichols, Dan Wayne 47,50,64,90, 94,82,99 Nichols, Roger Jack 98 Nilsen, Karen Alice 27 Nishikowa, Everett Isoo 53,57,99 Nodtvedt, Laila 11, 53,69,77 Noehren, Paula Arlene 11,27,37,40, 63,69 Northup, Mary Sue 53 Ober, Eugene Morris 53,66 O'Brien, Daniel Patrick 27,38,39 O'Brien, James Dennis 50,77 Olson, Alen Byron 45,63, 96 Opperman, 53,57,58,68 Osterback, Julie Ann 50,63,82 Padget, Marilyn 63 Parker, Frances Regina 50,63,65 Parmele, Barbara Ann 45,68,70 Perry, John Fredric 50,96 Perry, Susan Joanne 45,69 Petrie, Leslie Mae 50,58,59,77 Phillips, Cheryl Irene 10,11,45,65, 63 Phillips, Gerald Glenn 45 Pittman, Conrad 45 Pittman, John 27,62,66,71 Platz, Carrol Christian 50,56 Platz, Michael Eugene 92,98 Plaster, Elaine Cora 28,63,69,81 Polivka, Harold Harvie 28,41,42,64. 79,88,96,98 Ponta, Carl Ercole 28,42 Pope, Carlton Lion 28,64,96 Pope, Lonzo Ervin 53,96 Portis, Charles Wesley 45 SANDY RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION SHORTY’S CORNER Gasoline - Groceries Clackamas County Bank Sandy, Oregon Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation LEWIS’S HARDWARE r— Coast-to-Coast V STORES V Mutual 7-2681 On the Highway Sandy, Oregon SANDY OIL For Prompt Service and Delivery SIGNAL GASOLINE AND HEATING OIL 104 Owners Harold Edes - Dwight Wilhenson Potter, Roy Dee 45,63,99 Proctor, Everett Allen 50,92 Proctor, Lillie Faye 28 Pullen, Janice Kay 28,70 Purdy, Collette 29,42 Quinn, Brenda 45 Radford, Lois Ann 53,84 Rathjen, Eliese 29 Rathjen, Hans Junior 50,66 Rayburn, Alfred Benton 53,66 Redmon, Jerri 50,76 Redmon, Linda 11,45, 55,69, 76 Rembolt, Judy 45,46,72 Reynolds, Delores 29,65,69 Rhoden, Charles 50 Rich, Mary 53,69 Richards, D. bt Robinson, Margaret 53, 57 Rollins, Carol 50 Rowland, Bruce Wayne 53 Rowley, David Thomas 29,94,98 Rowley, Gary Lee 50 Ruedi, Barbara Sharon 54,57,69,76 Russell, LaRita Kay 29,62 Russel, Larry 49,64,75, 94, 99, Russell, Wanda Rae Rutledge, Evelyn Clara 45,63 Sandblast, Norman Roger 49,66 Sandblast, Sharon Ann 29 Sandercock, Dan 45,62,64,75,96 Sandercock, Ralph 54,66,99 Sandstrom, Carl John 49,50,64,90, 94, 98 Schilling, Charla Jean 30,67,76 Schilling, Janice 54,59,69,76,77 Schilling, Madeline Rae 30 Schilling, Merritt 49,96 Schmale, Stanley Alvin 49,66 Schreib, William Arthur 30 Searls, Carol Elaine 11,49,63,69 Searls, Douglas Marvin 54,77 Searls, Leonard 30,64,94,98 Searls, Ronald Gary 49, 96 Sellers, Robert 49, 56. 77,92, 95 Shaw. George 30,41,64.67,70,78, 88.96 Shephard, Tom Jefferson Shields, Mathew 49,62, 74, 99 Shulton, K. 49 Skala, Sandra Kay 11,54,69 Skala, Susan Darlene 45,63,69,72,79 Skinner, Debbra Lynn 49 Skipper, Arthur Frank 30,36,41,42, 64.78.79.88.96 Sladky, Terry 54,77 Slater, Carol 54 Slater, Roy Richard 49 Smith, Kenneth Allen 49,98 Smith, Linda Del 63,65 Smith, Peggy Joann 49 Smith, Sharon Arlene 31,68,75,81 Smith, Thomas Arthur 54,75,77,95, 99 Smoke, Paul Mathew 54,57,95 Snethen, Mark 31,64,71,79,96 Snodgrass, Sharon Ruth 54,69 Snyder, June Rose 54,67,69,82 III il«� x Snyder, Linda Sharon 45,67 Staggs, Patsy Marie 31, 74 Stauffer, Barbara Diane 31,62,69 Stauffer, Norman Perry 49,77,96 Steel, Donald Eugene 77 Steel, Edith Marcella 45 Steele, Edward David 31 Stone, Roger Dale 49 Stonehocker, Jean Elaine 49,77 Strickland, Glenn Dalbert 45,64, 96 Strope, John A. 10,11,31,36,39,40, 59,62,68,74,81 Struttman, Verlin Joseph Swygart, Drenda 11,45,69,76 Tackitt, Carol Jan 54 Taft, Connie June 54,69 Taft, Kenny David 54,95,99 Taft, Jackie Eldon 49,77,96,98 Tate, Donna Mae 45,62,63,75 Taylor, Bill Taylor, Cleo Patricia 32, 58, 74 Telford, John Michael 54,82,95,99 Terrill, Shirley V, 49,69 Thombs, Joan Marie 49, 77 Thornton, James Edward 32,39,68,81 Trail, Alex 49, 92, 95 Traxler, Betty 49 Tribby, Dennis Dwayne 45 Turner, Gary Turney, Noreen Lucille 49,67,77,82 Turney, Russ Joseph Tuttle, Larry Leroy 45,66 Ulman, Donald Allen 49,62 Unger, Terry Lee 54,62 Updegrave, Vernon Clyde 32 Valberg, Catherine Dorcas 54, 59, 76 Vanderwilt, Marilyn Kay 54 Van Haelst, Jerry Verdoorn, Henry Junior 54 Wade, Anita Carolyn 54,69 Waibel, Jack Ray 49, 50, 62, 74, 92 Walker, Pearl Marie 54,75,77 Wallace, Willard Max 45 Wallin, Sherrill Lyn 32 Ward, Katheryn Louise Ward, Kenneth Delmar Warner, Susan Doris 11,32,39,40,69, 70 Watkins, Carolyn Ann 45,69,77 Watkins, Douglas Ray 54,75,92 Weatherford, Joe 45 Webb, Aleta Louise 54 Webb. Jack B. 49,75,92,99 Webb, Richard Lucas 45,75, 99 Webber, Russell Atwood 49,66,98 Weeks, Pamela Rene 49 Weison, David 45,64,90,94,98 Werner, Marie Elena 32,41,42,76,79 West, Emilie Sue 10,11,33,36,40,59, 69. 70,81 Westfall, Dick Ed 45,92 Whedon, Marc Charles 54 Whitlock, Lawrence Rutherford 33,37, 62,64.68,74. 75,96,99 Whitlock, Walter Lewis 49,75,96 Whitlock, Willie Allen 54.66,75.77, 96 Wickersham, Laura Eleanor Wilke, Della 54 Wilkerson, Anna Marie 45,68 Wilkins, Larry Earl 49, 95 Will, Frances LaVerne 11,45,55.63, 69, 72 Williams, Doyce Dwayne Williams, Irene Andora Williams, Joyce Rosa Lee Williams, Paul Vernon 49,56,99 Wilson, Gary Duane 45,90. 99 Winter, Ernie Steve 54,66,75 Winter, Gloria Bell 54,69 Winter, Vivian Lee 49 Wisher, Tom 45 Wolf, Carol 11,54.69,77 Wolf, James W. 33,36,40,64.79.88, 94. 99 Wolfe, Loren Eugene 49,66,77 Woods, Lois Elaine 59 Woodward, Maureen Zad 51,54,69, 77 York, Richard Francis, 45,58 Young, Leonard 54,66 Ziemer, David Elton 9,33.62,64.66, 75. 96 FACULTY Mr. Croston4,85 Mr. Wienecke 4,86 Mrs. Alexander 4, 70,85 Mr. Allen 5,81 Mrs. Anderson 5,86 Mrs. Bayley 5 74 Mrs. Cornelius o, 86 Mr. Covert 5,62, 74,86 Mrs. Edgar 5,70,71,86 Mr. Frasier 6 Mr. Gernhart 6,86,87. 96 Mrs. Gross 8 Mr. Grufke 6, 96 Mrs. Hinkle 6 Mrs. Hoffman 6,85 Mrs. Jemtegaard 6 Mrs. Knox 7,85 Miss Lee 7,85 Mrs. Nelson 7, 75 Mr. O'Harrow 7,72,86,95 Mrs. Parmenter 2, 7,85 Mr. Potter 7, 95, 98 Mr. Rannow8,86 Mr. Stauffer 8,66,85 Mr. Strait 8, 94 Mr. Tharp 8,85 Mr. Woodward 8,86,99 FOR Sandy 00 i, shop Scales MOM’S CAFE Home Cooking Home Made Pies Burgers -- Shakes TRAIL CAFE Loop Highway Sandy 7-3861 GRESHAM SPORTS SHOP Gresham, Oregon Mea ley’s Jewelers a'-. e. BETSY JOY DRESS SHOP Ladies Wearing Apparel Darlene’s sweaters and matchinh Tami skirts Gresham, Oregon 30 N.E. 2nd MO 5-4597 Since 1927 Watches Silverware 18 N. Roberts Gresham, Oregon RIVER BLUFF NURSERY AND GARDEN SUPPLY PAULETTA’S 111 North Main Route 1, Box 214 Sandy, Oregon Complete Nursery Stock All types Floral Work S and H Green Stamps , TOO. SANDY TRUCK LINE INC. General Hauling and Moving Oregon and Washington MU 7-2511 106 Under New Management Gresham, Oregon R.S.Smith Motor Co. Sandy, Oregon AAA Serving You Since 1911” STUDEBAKER AGENCY STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Atlas Tires Complete parts and service foi all makes of cars S and H Green Stamps DEA’S OUT HAMBURGERS THICK MILKSHAKES FRIES FISH AND CHIPS PIZZA Sandy Oregon MARIE SEEMATTER INSURANCE MU 7-3102 Sandy, Oregon FREDERICKSON’S APPLIANCE Frigidaire Appliances MU 7-2761 Sandy, Oregon Sales and Service Congratulations Class of 1961 HOODVIEW MEDICAL CENTER Physicians Surgeons W. L. Rohrgerg, M.D. W. S. Wei born, M.D. Physician Surgeon Physician Surgeon ADAMS SHOE STORE Gresham, Oregon CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1961 LQ 0 Roblee Pedwin Air Step J Life Stride do 00 ° (5 O Brown ‘Shoes for the Entire Family’ Our Double Chair Lift AT MultOrpOr AST WINDS CAFE Real Home Cooking Frank and Helen Jadrny MO 5-3952 205 N. Main St. Gresham, Oregon Mt Multorpor Inc. Government Camp, Oregon 107 Penney’s AtWAYS fl«$I QUALITY! BUNNELL'S VARIETY Congratulations to Class of 1961 S H Green Stamps from Main St. Sandy , Oregon PIONEER PRESS CONGRATULATIONS BUTLER’S VARIETY HOLT SHOPPING CENTER 133 N. Main St. Gresham. Oregon Loop Highway at Boyer Acres MO 5-5011 Phone MO 5-9958 Chuck Butler Dottie Butler Buy at S.E. Powell Blvd. SANDY FOOD CENTER ss i MO 5-9191 Gresham YOUR LOCAL BIG CHIEF STORE Rexall Drug Sandy s Leading Rx rJ Food Center SHOP R.W. Hicks Company GRESHAM FAMILY DEPARTMENT STORE 2nd and Roberts Gresham, Oregon 108