Tigard High School - Tiger Yearbook (Tigard, OR)

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CLASS PROPHECY ACTOR STAGE NAME FAVORITE LINES PRIVATE LIF MAXINE LENZ Mutt That’s a matter of opinion” Insurance man’s wife DORIS ANN LILLISON D. A. I’m through with men” Baby specialist JOYCE LONG Shortie Oh!” Secretary GORDON MARTIN Gordy Hmmm” Politician LOREN McCASLIN Mack (Deep silence) Architect betty McCullough Bunny Natch” Portrait painter LOIS MORRIS LoMo Thinly so, huh” Miss America KEN MORROW The Beard Cut it out” Zoologist REVA MUNSINGER Slingcr Swell, Fella” Baritone MARILYN NODLAND Dimples I don’t believe it” Loving (?) wife EILEEN NORRIS Princess Gee” Fortune teller ALVIN NORTHRUP Popper What’sthe Ketch?” Stock broker MARGIE OESCH Polar Bear ChecK that” Radio singer CAROLYN OLEMAN Olie That’s for sure!” Old maid PAT O’MARA Connie Wow” Sock mender TERRY O’MARA Gift Huh?” Mattress tester WALTER PETERS Walt Times a wastin’ ” Lawyer ROSE ANNE PETERSEN Rose Don’t be so slow” Housemaid OOWALA PHILIPS Ooola How did you get home?” Tap dancer DOROTHY PITSCH Dottie (Censored) Dog catcher BETTY QUINN Beckey No sense, no feeling” Firebug SHIRLEY REDING Shirlc Oh, Wipes” Hat designer VIRGIL REMILLARD Virg Hey. Phil” Admiral JACK RIVERMAN Jack 1 don’t Know” Peanut vendor BETTY SCHAEFER Bet Golly” Actress LAUREL SHEFSTAL Lally Gtddap” Star gazer LORRAINE SHEFSTAL Lonic Oh, Golly” Empress IRENE SHONK Irenccha Oh, sKip it” Bouncer KENT SLATE Tiny You bet” Baby (?) sitter DONALD SMITH Smitty Yep. I did” Bum CLARK STEPHENS Gable Let’s get this over with” Romeo II NICK SUMICH Nick Wanna bet” Bookie ANNA MAE SUMOSKI Anna Oh, brother” Artist ROY SWANSON Kike I suppose” Farmer RONALD SWOPE Ronnie Could be” Sailor YVONNE TABRUM Butterball Oh, I’m sure” Mad musician JOHN VAN BERGEN Van You’re stupid” Professor ELINOR VAN BUSKIRK Dutch Golly, gee whiz” Ballet dancer SHIRLEY VAN GOETHEM Shirle Oh, gad” Elevator girl ALICE WATSON Minerva I can’t stop now” College co-ed ELMA WHISTLER Chicken Stupid” Stewardess LUCILLE WOODARD Lucy Oh, Ronnie Lion tamer LEO WRIGHT Shorty Anything you say” Pearl diver Page 21

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STAGE OF LIFE... “All the world’s a stage, And all the men and women merely players —SHAKESPERE ACTOR STAGE NAME FAVORITE LINES PRIVATE L MILLARD BECKER Mac Timber Forest ranger RAYMOND BEFUS Ray “Daaal” Psychiatrist CATHERINE BELNAP Kitty Oh, darn!” Sailor HUBERT BELNAP Sonny “ When I was in Russia.. ” Orator AUDREY BLOECHER Audy “Hey, you fads!” Stewardess MARY JO BOHLEN Jo-Jo “You fanow .. Weight lifter ALICE BURNS Baby “That tiefaes me” Mental case RUTH CLEGG Pigtails “1 wanta’ go home” Chiropractor RICHARD COLE Dick Well, why not?” Good boy HARVEY CROCKER Blondie “Hey, Toots” Bachelor RAY CROFT Raymoon “Fam Dool” Ford salesman JACK CUMMINGS Jason “ Whapo!” Doctor’s nurse JEAN CURRY Jeannie “Jeepers” Beach-comber MADELINE DAVIS Janie “Do you think we should?” Ice skater LESTER DIMMITT Les “Hey, Butch” Correspondent ROLLAND DREESZEN Rollo “Precisely” Snake charmer RALPH DURKEE Ralph (Silence) Flower gardener GLADYS ELLSON Gladie “Holy smofa!” Taxidermist GLORIA FORSYTH Red “Hello, Cutie” Bride JOHN GODFREY Johnny “Now my theory is.. ” Ditch digger HOWARD GRAFTON How “I gotta see Rosie” Gold miner MAXINE GRIFFIN Maxie “You guys fall me” Trapeze artist JOY GRIMSTAD Robin “Let's rod” Opera singer VIOLA HALES Vicki “Hi, Keeid!” Poet DONALD HARRIS Spud “It's a great life” Motorcycle cop DONNA HELMS Don “Hey, that's a good deal” Happy old maid ANDREW HERBERHOLZ Andy “Over here, Jo” Senator MILDRED ITEL Millie “Ha, ha, ha” Astrologer RUTHANNE JACKMAN Fan “Or something It fa that” Governess HELEN JOHNSON Johnny “Oh, shad op” Waitress ROY KAUFMAN Buck “Hey you!” Pool player EVELYN KNUDSEN Lynn “Gosh, what a guy” Telephone operator LLOYD KOCH Lloydsy Easy does it” News commentator MADELINE KOESTER Taylor “Forget it” Heiress ROBERT KOVACH Squirl “I’ll think about it” President ANITA KRAUSE Nita “so-o-or Chorus girl LOUISA KUBACK Louie “Honestly” Rhumba teacher JOANNE LAWSON Jo “By cracfac” Housewife PAULA LEAVITT Pa-Pa “Ugah boo boo ugah” Gum chewer Page 20

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Class Will Wc, the Senior Class of the year ’47 in our sane and rightful minds do hereby will and bequeath the following articles and interests among the faculty and students of Tigard Union High School. To the Freshman Class wc leave faith. Keep it and some day even you will be in our exalted position. To the Sophomore Class wc leave our self-satisfaction, for it is a prerequisite of an upper classman. To the Juniors we leave our journalistic ability to help you in making next year’s annual. To the faculty we leave our certain fame so that it may be a comfort to you when you look back on our deeds and misdeeds in your classes. To our advisors (Mr. Fowler and Mrs. Mullen) wc leave our appreciation for the help they’ve been to us during our Senior year. To our Principal, Mr. Fowler, we bequeath our patience for we know how badly it will be needed. To all our classmates and especially to those named below, wc leave the big dictionary in the library. After reading the rest of this document, you’ll know the reason why. I, Millard Becker, bequeath my bashfulness, befuddlcment, and bicarbonate to Victor Blust. I, Raymond Befus, will my brains, blondes and brawn to Art Beals. I, Catherine Bclnap, leave my blushes, brightness and behavior to Grace Binkelc. I, Hubert Belnap, leave my benevolence, bookkeeping and beneficence to Alvin Bowers. I, Audrey Bloecher, will my banter, balmy manner and blue eyes to Betty Bryan. I, Mary Jo Bohlcn, leave my bandana, bewilderment, and beans to Dorothy Bowers. I, Alice Burns, leave my bewitchment, beaus, and beauty to Mary Ann Barton. I, Ruth Clegg, will my caution, charity, and cheer to Katherine Craughn. I, Harvey Crocker, bequeath my curls, confusion and chivalry to Dick Cooper. I, Ray Croft, will my candor, corn and curiosity to Dale Colebank. I, Jack Cummings, bequeath my cackle, chatter, and candy to Kenneth Christenson. I, Jean Curry, leave my calmness, charm and carriage to Rosalia Crawford. I, Madeline Davis, bequeath my daintiness, dates and dignity to Marjorie Dolan. I, Lester Dimmitt, will my dependability, devotion and diploma to Bill Dolbeer. I, Rolland Dreczcn, leave my daring, dimples and diversions to Johnny Doig. I, Ralph Durkee, bequeath my daydreams, daze and decency to Kenneth Dickson. I, Gladys Ellson, will my eagerness, excuses and enthusiasm to Cheryl Echart. I, Gloria Forsyth, will my faith, femininity and furs to Gloria Flett. I, John Godfrey, will my gallantry, genius and geometry to Louis Goldsmith. I, Howard Grafton, leave my goodwill, generosity and girl to Eddie Groman. I, Maxine Griffin, leave my grace, gumption and gymnastics to Florence Gay. I, Joy Grimstad, bequeath my geniality, giggle and grades to Marie Gedrose. I, Viola Hales, bequeath my hilarity, health, and humor to Diane Hall. I, Don Harris, leave my habitat, hair and heroism to Roger Hawley. I, Donna Helms, leave my hard work, hustle, and hospitality to Jackie Hall. I, Andy Herbcrholz, will my history, hesitation, and humility to Bill Hicks. I, Mildred Itel, leave my imagination, impartiality, and ingenuity to George Ireland. I, Ruthanne Jackman, leave my jokes, joviality, and Little Johnson to George Jackman. I, Roy Kaufman, leave my keenness, kite and kinfolks to Marlene Kaufman. I, Evelyn Knudscn, will my kindliness, kin and knack to Ruth Kaae. I, Lloyd Koch, leave my knowing, kilts and kinetics to Donald Kaae. Page 22