Scappoose High School - Wawbansee Yearbook (Scappoose, OR)

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First Row: Ken Ventris, Barbara Wilson, Chuck Weokley, Julie Burg, George McQueen. Second Row: Darcy Mikesh, Wynette Carter, Carole Davis, Connie Ventris, Donna Bates, Shirley Koll- berg, Darlene -Griffin, Sharon Dix, Diana Nissen, Sandra Boczkaj, Waldeana'Bowman, Toni Hammond, Margie Harlin, Mary Ann Satchell, Mr. Lockyear, advisor. Third Row: Nancy Shenefelt, B-arbara Steinfeld, Kathy Young, Karen Olson, Judy Johnson, Carol Szedlak, Tisha Lund, Carol Wiss, Sharon Chinell, Carol Freeborn, Jack Carter, John Parks. Fourth Row: Har- old Olsen, Bruce Beckman, Ricky Von Abkoude, Frank Huisman, David Kucera, Foster Lund, John Harris, Craig Hugo, Steve Metcalfe, Jim Hinkhouse, Larry Parsons, Larry Olsen. Hnnnr Smziet The Diamond HSN chapter of the National Honor Society is an organization consisting of those students who have been judged by the faculty to be outstanding in character, leader- ship, scholarship, and service. These members must maintain a 3 point grade average. The main project of the Honor Society is the sponsoring of a scholarship for some deserving senior. They raise the money by selling candy at noon. They also sponsored open house and had a banquet. l , Chow-hounds smile and lick their lips! t Watch those hands, Buster! 39

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Center: Darcy Mikesh, Kenny Ventris, Kathy Young, Jack Carter. Center, back, clockwise: Mrs. Sullivan, advisor, Angela Stowell, Judy Mikesh, Phyllis Meyers, Bonnie An- drehsen, Connie Ventris, Joe Crawford, lrma Dawn Moar, Donna Jackson, Delores Jackson, Barbara Steinfeld, Tom Foster, Dave Bukovi, Jeannie Beaston, Carol Burg. Renard Eluh The Record Club, one of the newer clubs at Scappoose, provides dancing music for dances and noons. They held many events this year, including an after-the-game dance and a party. X i 5 J' NSN S A A X X A First Row: Sam Crawford, Sharon Dix, Toni Hammond, Shannon Dering, Bette Vale, Bill Hay- worth. Second Row: Linda Weakley, Jewel Shell, Dayle Hoyt, Sheryl Tarbell, Karen Davis, Mary Ann Hovlik, Vicki Cronin, Nancy Austad, Bernice Burton, Carol Wiss, Jeannie Shoemaker. Third Row: Nancy Anderson, Rosemary Oliphant, Pauline Dix, Carolyn Steinfeld, Gladys Vaw- ser, Stephanie Coffman, Pat Fallgren, George Drewick, Jeanne Hamman. Fourth Row: Sharon Keel, Jerry Hickey, Pat Gentry, Marilyn Shoemaker, Helen Carter, Judy Kessi, David Stevely, Larry Bolen, Al Faulk.

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rl Phnln lfluh The Photo Club meets during activity periods twice each month as well as meeting in the even- ings at school for dark- room work. The function of the club is to develop the interest and expand the knowledge of those inter- ested in photography. First Row: Bernie Overstfeet, Carol Wiss,'Jim O'Neal. Second Row: Verdu John- son, Dale Hoyt, Jo An QMcSQHooler, Nancy Amistad, Ekge Vple, Mr. Shelton, advisor, Loren Strode, ay Hopcey, Georgg-Drelrdftgky Leg 0955 vrufh- rx, J , D 'Q , rs-Q - up i, .x ' V. Q ,Pr 5 if f . A ,. V' ' i ' , 'i 'E .N pf. . . 1- ,YJ N1 , -X-' we X7 S!-. 'ff s , -vc fy y ' I' i 4,1 ,.f M ' Y if : 1 ,-X , ' R. Q T' to ' 1 ox' f J if ' tv' .Y ,fe . m f ,W . 'HJ . , . ... V -a f .1 'lv First Row, front to back: Duane Griswold, Jock Frost, Roger Strand, Harold Olsen, John Wil- son, Jim Hinkhouse, Larry Fildes, Pat King, John Wiek, Ron Kucera. Second Row, front to back: Dick Holmason, Hank Thomas, Wayne Gessford, Kenny Ventris, Dennis O'Neal, Steve Metcalfe, Fred Kirtland, Dian Delk, Don Shade, John Oman, Dave Bukovi, Chuck Weakley. Top part of K, front to back: Charles Purvis, George McQueen, Larry Martin, Torry Johnson, Vern Covlin. Bottom of K, front to back: Mr. Cupples, advisor, Larry Olsen, Larry Parsons, Craig Hugo, Chuck Szedlok. X 3' gr f-.J .v 'f K., X, ' ,. .M Y, -. p .vi -. , . - .1 f ,r , 51 1--f vs ii :fi ,sjqf L, Iiev Club The Scappoose Key Club, the service club of the high school, has been extremely active this year. The annual city clean-up campaign started the years' work. This was followed by a food drive for a needy family, and the annual clothing drive. Members of the club set up tables in the activity room each noon and have sold pop corn each noon to raise money for their two S100 scholarships offered to graduating members of the organization. have