Tillamook High School - Kilchis Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

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DORA WALKER Rather than love, than money, than fame give me truth. F.H.A.g International Travel. IIM WALLACE Wrestling was his forteg and how he loved it-. Automotive Repair Clubg F.F.A.g B Football 2g Hunting and Fishing Clubg Dancing Club 2g Wrestling 23 Boys Ensembleg Carpentry Club. DAVID WIDMER To strive, to seek, to find--and not to yield. Tri-Hi-Y: Trampoline Clubg Intramurals 3. IACK WIECKS I love fools experiments, Iam always making them. Auto mechanics Clubg Demolay 3: B Footballg A FootballgStudent Body Playg Trampoline Club 2, sec.g Intramurals 2g Track. INA WILLIAMSON What wisdom can you find that is greater than kindness. G.A. A. 4gGirls Leagueg Girls WoodworkingClub. GILBERT WIRFS There is no duty we underrate so much as the duty of being happy. Model Clubg F.F.A. 3, treas.. pres.: Hunt and Fish Club 2. HELENA YOUNG We may be personally defeated, but our prin- ciples, never. Intramurals 3: Girls League 4gSpanish ClubgVocal Ensemble 2g Dancing Club: Chorusg Sextette.

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...nn 1 It ? RUTH SANDEFUR A young bride in pride and beauty. DIANE SAUSE 'Tis seldom one meets suchg to be in many things and accomplished in all. G.A.A. 4: F.T,A, 2, vice pres., pres.: Band 4. stu- dent director 22 F.H.A. 3: Dist., State Sc National Meets, Dist. Chairmang Thespians 2, pres. 3 Home room vice pres.: Tri Hi Y, treas. g Philokalons 2, sec. -treas. gKilchis Staff 2, Bus. Mgr.gNational 4-H CIubCongressgNation2lSchol- arship, 4-Hg Jr. Class Play student Director 2g Intramurals 4. NORMAN SEXTON Ambition has no risk. ModelClubp Chess ClubgGolfClubg Automotive Repairg Radio Technicians: F.F.A. 35 Order of T 2g A,V.A. Operators. BOB SHERWOOD All we ask is to be let alone. Intramuralsp Drivers Training. BILL SHULER When silence speaks for love, he has much to say. Intramurals 4g Dancing Club 3g Automotive ClubgTrack 3: Trampoline Clubg Carpentry Club. BEVERLY SMITH A friendlier smile you never did see. Girls League 4, vice pres. 5 Thespians 31 DancingClub 3gPhi1okalons 22 Student Body sec., treas. :Cheerleader 2: Worthy Advisor Rainbow: Student Body play 2:Jl'. Class play 2g Sr. Class playg Intramurals 4g Homecoming prin- cess. BOB STEVENS Man is master of his fate. Home room pres.: Student Council: Dancing Club 3g Demolay Master Counselor: B Basketballp A Basketball zg Golf team 2g Intramurals 4. RON STEWART Take honor from me and my life is done. Student Body pres.: A Football 35 Soph class vice pres.: Track 2g Student Council: Order of T 3g Philo- kalons 2: Ir. class pres.: Sr. class playg Basketball Mgr. LAVERNE THIESSEN She has more goodness in her little finger than most have in their whole body. Home room sec. 2: Girls League 44 Rainbow 33 Danc- ing Club zg Footlightsg Intramurals 4: Cheezets 2, treas.g F.T.A. pres.: Golf Club. KEN TOHL I myself must mix with the action: to be one of the boys. B Basketball 2: F.F.A. 3g Auto Clubg Woodworking

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The most successful event of the junior class this year was their play, The Robe. The play grossed nearly S650 and the profits from it went toward financing the iunior-senior prom and .Qan- quet in the spring. The Robe was one of the most successful plays ever given at Ti l lamook High School. Three successful dances were presented during the year and the money from these also went to- ward financing the prom and banquet. On February 26 the iunior class gave their annual class assembly in the auditorium and it was well received . The outstanding event of the year was the iun- ior senior prom and banquet. lt was given on May l and was the biggest social event of the year. . HMOYY Class' , - ' rs WU' S' Typical sumo M'l'- i'- r-