Tillamook High School - Kilchis Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1959 volume:

1 4 M ,A , ff 1 - ' A ' . x, I Q ,Y .5 ,x Y , 1 L x I Q ' Editorial Staff Deirdre Greenway--Editor Jan McMinimee--Ass't Ed. Kathy George--Layout Ed. Cheryl Bohannon--Ass't layout Editor Ron Buel--Sports Editor Chris Church, Bill Stacy, John Kautto, assistants Janet Wilson--Senior Ed. Vicki Hodgdon, Anita Beeler, assistants Karen Carroll--Junior Ed. Larry Smith, assistant Wayne Hill--Soph. Ed. Greta Sue Williams, ass't. Mary Egerton--Frosh. Ed. Ginny Pappas, Bonita Henderson, Kerry Honey, assistants Sally Bagley, Cherie Hayes, Ad- vertising Mgr. Ann Hogue, Brenda Pallin, Gretchen Weber, Leslie Bales, Susan Bagley, Judy McCauley, Diane Miller, Tilly Kneeland, Debbie James, Olive Olson, Pat Robinson, Louelle Fisher, Katy Bolster, Linda Peterson, Kathy Norris, assistants. Linda Anderson--Bus. Mgr. Linda Schild, Helen Politte, Joyce Beeler, Clarice Van Roekel, Marcia Morgan, Marilyn Pikasky, Barbara Brunes, Eileen Hayes, Edith Reyn- olds, Linda Miller, Wanda Winder, assistants. Leroy Dummer--Photographer Mr. Norman Anderson--Adviser. Special recognition goes to Dorian Studio and its staff. A vote of thanks to Mr. Carl Schonbrod and Mrs. Mae Cronant for providing the majority of the pictures for this annual. Their aid and courtesy was invaluable. I 959 KILCHIS Vol. XXXII Tillamook, Oregon 1958 1959 Administration. . . Classes. . Clubs. . Activities Royalty. Drama . . Sports. . Advertising . . WE REMEMBER . . Remember the first day of school . . . meeting old friends and new teachers and the long line at the book win- dow . . . Hello Week, and that Kangaroo Court . . . remember how scared you freshmen were, and how tough you upperclassmen felt . . . Remember the brisk fall days of foot- ball season . . . and then there were the more typical foggy, rainy days . . . remember the games . . . the ones we won, and then there were the ones we almost won . . . our band, and how proud we were of it . . . Homecoming, and the sophomores' joy Fannie's crown falling off when her picture was taken . . . activities . . . clubs . . . work- ing on Prom committees . . . last-minute rushes trying to talk Mrs. Kremers into giving you a tardy slip . . , the day we came to school and found Gary Vantress hanging from the flagpole . . . our cute little mascot . . . the difficulties we had with the Vic- tory bell . . . Thanksgiving vacation . . . term paper blues . . . dissecting worms in biology . . . junior headaches like Who's selling candy after school? . . . remember how you hollered about the short Christmas vacation, and about coming back to school January 2 . . . but wasn't it nice having a whole week in the Spring . . . the excitement of basketball season . . . cramming for semester exams . . . trig problems, and history tests . . . and for the IllCllI of class competition . . . spring . . . the smell of newly cut grass . . . club picnics . . . the suspense of student body elections . . . finally the prom . . . but to the juniors it was only too short . . . and soon, for the seniors . . . grad- uation. This has been the school year 1958-1959. at having their princess chosen queen . . . journalistically inclined . . . deadlines . . . charity drives and the excite- Y 4 -Q IQA 1 . . x Q I ' Q, xv ,M 5,4 5 I . , lfiff . 5 lj? 4 Q i .,.. 3 ., ,- 5 . .Q 'eq I' , f fl , 'J' ' 14 42 ww L ,, , 'inf' A Q 'R WE STUDY SL 5554: 'GY 149' Ir v . WY? ,-w - MJF' 32 I 4. 1 'n 4 1 4 L, A Y 11, :QQ L V I 5 Q, H ff 1 V, vi. -e . s x f 4 ff if 1' ll X N . - 1 u,fiJT S+3 WE PLAY QM E vkca fion THIS ISSUE OF THE KILCHIS DEDICATED TO Miss DOROTHY SMITH Everyone tn the htgh school had occaston to enjoy the results of Mrss Dorothy Smtth s efforts and so tt was wtth dtstmct shock that the student body learned that she was to be out of school for a long pertod of ttme Early tn the fall Mtss Smtth our always pleasant att teacher suffered a severe heart attack and had to be hospttaltzed Needless to say the school and commumty offered therr sympathy but to the students tt was a real loss Thts dedrcated teacher had generously gtven of her talents and good counsel to her art students and to all who come tnto Room l to sec her She had always seen to tt that the front halls were decorated wtth the best of student art from her classes thrs was parttcularly so at Cnrtstmas tttne when she brought forth lovely arttsttc surprtses Thts fact and the fact that students could alw ays eount on Mtss Smtth for ard on posters for use of spectal tools and for a happy smtle made tt only logareal to dedteate thts tssue of the Ktlchts to her 6 . .K I 0 J, . . . h I . . , I , . I . . h I . , . 1 1 - . 3 A I. V . . , . ' , - , 1 1 Y ' s . 1 v ' 1 f. 1 ' ' . , . Y i . . , Q , I 1 J. y.' ,X . , L . -.4 A Fam ll Parhof School Day BOARD or DIRECTORS Q PROVIDED LEADERSHIP J Q FOR DISTRICT 9 S IN TIMES OF RISING SCHOOL POPULATION -5 Chairman of the Board Superintendent of Schools Ted Jacobs Jack Hornback Board Member Board Member Board Member Board Member Karl Zweifel Jim Coon Glenn Rosenburg Ivan Norris Although not often expressed directly the appreciation of the entire community goes out to these five men elected to serve as board of directors ofTillamook's district 39, and to the superintendent of schools, his assistant, and the district clerk. It is their task each year to insure the continuance of good schools in the area, to care for the present build- ings, and to prepare plans for erection of future structures, to hire good teachers, and to budget funds for the running of one of the county's big businesses: education. Their task this year was complicated by a muchlargerstudent enrollment than they had anticipated necessitating hiring of more teachers and endeavoring to provide rooms for the greater load. They met regularly once a rnonth, and sometimes District Clerk more, in the office of the superintendent conducting Assistant Superintendent Blanche Lemire this business. Certainly few public officials in the John Jensen district served more faithfully than our school board, and the high school student body was definitely appre- ciative for the fine facilities for education provided them. PRINCIPAL Don Sp1er1ng After teachxng ln the d1str1ct seven years Mr Sp1er1ng became pr1nc1pal and has been a very popular one Graduate of P3Clf1C U Degrees B S and M Ed Sponsors Student Councll Number of years 10 At LEFT BOYS COUNSELOR Don Whltney Graduate of O S C Degrees B S Spon soxs Drama Thesplans Teaches Bxology Drama Number of years 13 At RIGHT GUIDANCE DIRECTOR Esther Chapman Graduate of U of O De grees B A Sponsors Grls L F TA Teaches Engllsh, Psychology Cadet Teachers Number of Years 9 Hugh School Admmlsfralors and Counselors Played Top Role In Success of School Year 'I958 59 ACTIVITY DIRECTOR Darrell Lewls In h1s in-st year as dx rector of HCLIVIIIES and vlce pr1nc1pal Mr Lewxs has been popular as always and very eff1c1ent Graduate of Wxllamette U Degrees B S Teaches Amencan Problems Number of years 7 X 5 . . ' . . . . . . ' . . v ' Sponsors: All alctlivities l l . I 22. ' ' . .- D gx FACULTY GREETED 7 NEW MEMBERS IN SEPTEMBER VIRGINIA BA RNETT Washington State, Ensemble, B A Trio, Girls' Glee, Chorus, . Qlvlusicj SA NDRA BEWLEY Lewis Sz Clark En lish, B.A., , 8 Junior Class Advisor MABEL DAv1Ds Linfield, Mcciu U., Library, B.S., B.L.s. TONY DOOHER Portland U., U.S. History, B.S,, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Sr. Class Advisor ill VIDA ABRAMS Behnke Walker Bus. Colle e 8 Typing, High School Treasuier, Philokalons Advisor NORMAN ANDERSON U. of Oregon, English, Journa- lism, B.A., M.S., Publications IDA BOQUIST U. of Haugesund, Pacific U., Lating German, B.A., Christian Club Advisor RON DANIELS O.S.C., P.E., Drivers Training, B.S., Football, Asst. Baseball Coach DOUGLAS DUFFEY Kansas State Shop, General Science B S J V Basketball Frosh Basketball LEW FORSTER Pacific U., Algebra 18111, Trig., Math, B.S., Junior C1355 Advisor Miss SMITH LOST TO FACULTY THROUGH ILLNESS HELEN GIENCER Oregon State, American Prob- lems, Typing, Business, B.S., Frosh Advisor ROBERT GOOD E.O.C., Junior 84 Frosh English, B.S., Hunting 81 Fishing Club rfb ROBERT HELMICK Missouri Valley, U. of Chicago, U. of O., O.S.C., Shop, Ag., B.S., B.S. in Ag., F.F.A. Ad- visor EDNA JESSEPH Pacific U., Oregon State, Book- keeping, Shorthand, Clerical Practice, B.M. of S., M.S., FBLA, Senior Class Advisor ,- DICK LARSEN Portland U., English, Speech B.A., Key Club JEAN LLOYD Mankato State, Chem., Phys ics, Adv. Science, B.S., Sophomore Class Advisor AL GOERTZEN Pacific U., Cenral Biology, P.E., B.S., Asst. A Football Frosh Basketball NANCY HAAS Oregon State, I-lomemaking, B.S., J. Vetts, F.H.A. advisor EDWIN KAPHAMMER Pacific U., Band, B. M. Ed. MARY KRUEGER U. of Indiana, U. of O., Mon- mouth, Art, Social Science 'PREPARE WELL' FREQUENT COUNSEL OF FACULTY GRAHAM PERRY W Washmgton C of Ed U ofW Asst Band B S A DON PETERSON North Idaho C of E O S C , Shop, B A , Boys Federanon CECIL MILLER Wayne State Teachers College, Wzllamette, Geometry, Semor Math B A M A MARILYN PARRISH Oregon State P E General Sclence, B S , Pep Club GA A Advlsor Drlll Team ARY SEANEY Pac1f1c U , Soclal Sf.'Lld1ES, Math B A Frosh Adv Wrestl mg Coach BA RBA RA BRADLEY Secretary NELLIE COBB Secretary, Super1ntendent's Offlce NORA KREMERS Secretary STUDENT BODY OFFICERS LEAD COUNCIL B IN PLANNING SCHOOL YEAR STb Ladl I3 Jdyk hlf President Ron uel Vice President ue ib etts N B ss Manager Secretary T m Dixon u et e so Treasurer Joyce n 0 t SCHOOL LEADERS HAD FULL YEAR: SHOWED ABILITY, SUCCESS, DETERMINATION In-'f ,i,,,,,,i-1-5 BACK ROW, Left to Right: Andrew Fletcher, Kathy George, Gwen Warren, Marlene Landolt, Glenda Ackley. FOURTH ROW: Gary Vantress, Michele Inkley, Carl Rawe, Larry Hoffman. Jack Comett, Bonita Neilson, Cheryl Bohannon, Donna Wilson. THIRD ROW: Donna Roebem, Ken Tittle, Harvey Simmons, Judy Peterson, Charlotte Pye, Fannie Gingerich, Anita Beeler. SECOND ROW: Deirdre Greenway, Claudia Schelling, Carol Mills, Sandra Zweifel, Dorothy Banks, Bob Baty, Jim Shartel. FRONT ROW: Marlene Schmitz, Tim Dixon, Business Manager, Joyce Landolt, Treasurer, Ron Buel, president, Suzi Tibbetts. vice-president: Judy Rethlefsen, secretaryq Betty Jean Warren. The 1958-59 student council, one of the largest in the history of Tillamook high school, working under a new and revised constitution, accomplished some fine improvements and projects throughout the school year. A successful Hello Week, a good Homecoming program, a Goodwill drive, various attempts to name the football field, sponsor ing a foreign exchange program, a petition for landscaping, organizing the heart fund drive, carrying out a March of Dimes program, and giving a student body play kept everyone in the council busy. Tillamook lligli School Seniors Class of l959 F' GLENDA LOU ACKLEY All the World's a stage. Student Council5 Acted seven plays5 Prom Central5 B Yell leaderg Girls' Glee5 Thespians 45 FTA 25 Pep Clubg Kilchis Staff5 Tri- I-Ii-Y5 Rainbow 3. PAUL ARTEAGA Men of few words are the best men. Boys' Federation 4. 59219 SENIOR CLASS ENROLLED 'I01 STUDENTS This was the big year for the class of 1959. They began the year with an enrollment of 101 students and a promise of much excitement during the best of all years--the senior year. LINDA ANDERSON Whatsoever thy hand findeth to do, do it with thy might. FBLA 35 MYF 25 In- tramurals5 Play Com- mittee5 Kilchis Busi- ness Manager5 Kilchis Committees. 'L SALLY BAGLEY Charm strikes the sight, but merit wins the soul. Acted ten plays5 Kil- chis Staff 35 Heart Fund 35 Thespians 35 Rainbow 45 Footlights5 EYC . VIVLAN ANDERSON Silence is the per- fectest herald of jOy.lI Transfer from Beaver- t0n. BOB BATY This man will go far, for he believes every word he says. A Basketball 35 A Baseball 45 A Foot- ballg Student Body V.P.5 Goodwill Drive Chairman5 Senior Class Prexy Philokalons V.P.5 Order of T -1. Q . VIRGINIA ARONI-IALT A countenace of merry mischief, a maiden quiet, self- contained. Acted one play5 Cho- rus 25 Ensemble 45 Barbershop Quartet5 Girls' League5 CYF. ANITA BEELER Meet life, like a new friend, with a smile. Student Councilg FHA 45 Tilla Hi News Advertising Manager5 Senior Class Editor5 GAA 3, Prexyg Heart fund. KEN BONIN Service is no heritage. B Football, Acted three plays, Thespians, BATY, LEMERY, KNUTSON, STEELE LED CLASS Class officers chosen were president, Bob Baty, vice presi- dent, Dick Lemery, secretary, Judy Knutson, and treasurer, Pat Steele. Advisors for the seniors were Mr. Tony Dooher and Miss Edna Jesseph. Band 4, Little Theater MYF. LARRY BUTIJER Whence is thy learning? Hath thy toil o'er books con- sumed the midnight oi1? Frosh football, Track, Wrestling 4, Radio club reporter, Tilla- Hi News Staff, Hi-Y 2, Order of T 2. 5 JUDY ANN BOWERS We are such stuff as dreams are made of. Play committees, FBLA, Tri-Hi-Y, Mother-Daughter Tea, Girls' League committees. JAMES BRUMMEL Let every man be fully persuaded in his own mind. A Football 3, A Basketball, A Base - ball, Wrestling 2, Acted two plays, Order of T 3, FTA 2, Demolay 4, Hi-Y 3, V.P., Heartfund Drive. RON BUEL Know thy op- portunity, A, B, and Frosh Basketball, Varsity Golf 4, Student Body Prexy, Business Man- ager, Editor Tilla-Hi News, Sports Editor Kilchis Philokolans 2, Demolay 4, Hi -Y prexy, Key Club 2, Acted three plays, Jr. Toastmasters 2, Heartfund, Prom Central. MARY ANN CHAMBERS Woman's at her best, a contradiction still. Tills-Hi News Staff, Business Manager, Re - porter, Play com- mittees, FHA 2, Tri- Hi-Y, Horizon Club, CE. JACK CORNETT To know nothing is the safest creed. Frosh Football, Wrestling, Basketball, Student Council 2. JERRY CRIST Thought is deeper than all speech. Intramurals 2, Christian Club 2, Na7areme Hi-N -Y 4 GARY CUNNINGHAM One man in his time plays many parts. Prom Centralg Acted two playsg FTA3 Thespiansg F rosh Football. EIGHT SENIOR BOYS PLAYED THEIR LAST FOOTBALL SEASON The boys played hard for their school in their final year and displayed good Sp01'tSZm3nShip Lhrgughout the season, BRUCE DOUGLAS None but himself can be his paralle1. Acted nine plays 5 Prom Centralg Senior Ballg Heartfund 3g Thespians 4 5 Key Club 33 DeMo1ay 4. LEROY DUMMER Genius is only patience. Band 43 Drum majorg Prom Centralg Kilchis Staffg Philokalonsg Pep Band 4 5 LYG. ED FISHLER Whose armor is his honest thought. Wrestlingg Band 4i Pep Band 4. GENE FISHER I trample on im- possibilities! Acted nine playsg Thespians 33 Footlight Key Clubg Frosh Foot- ballg Tillamook Little Theater. 55 ANDY FLETCHER We live in deeds, not yearsg in thoughts, not breaths. Wrestlingg Student Councilg Acted two playsg FFA fV.P. and Presidentjg Key Clubg DeMo1ay 2. SHARON ELLERBROEK Arguments out of a pretty mouth are un- answerable. Prom Centralg Play committeeg FTA 33 Region Secretary- Treasurerg Christian Clubg Pep Club 25 Rainbow 35 Girl of Month. KATHARINE GEORGE Let gentleness my strong enforcement be.' Tilla-Hi News Editorg Girl of the Yearg G.L. Treasurerg G.L. Exec- utive Councilg Chair- man Mother-Daughter Teag Bandg Prom Centralg FTA5 GAAg Philokalon 25 CYC. DEIRDRE GREENWAY She moves as a god- dess and looms like a queen. Student Council 23 Kilchis Editor3 Assistant Editor3 Junior class secretary3 Tilla-Hi News reporter3 Prom Central3 FTA 23 Girl of Month3 Quill and Scroll3 Philokalon3 Kilchis class editor. JUDY KNUTSON REPRESENTED CLASS IN HOMECOMING COURT Four senior girls were elected to represent the four classes at Homecoming. Pat Steele for the freshmen, Fannie Gin erich for the so homores Jud Rethlefsen for the 8 P Y juniors, and Judy Knutson weie the princesse chosen. Fannie reigned as queen. FANNIE GINGERICH Gorgeous as mid- summer. Songleader3 Acted in one play3 yell leader3 Queen of Homecoming3 FFA Princess3 Tilla-Hi News reporter3 March-of- Dimes princess. 'a DWIGHT GERINC It matters not how long we live, but how. Transferred from Benson Tech. CHERIE HAYES The lines are fallen unto me in pleasant p1aces. Acted in 3 p1ays3 YPFQ Kilchis 23 Prom Central3 Heartfund3 Coodwi113 Pep Club 23 Senior Ball3 Thespians 2s FTA3 GAA3 Rainbow 33 Tri- Hi -Y. MIKE HAYES The race is not to the swift, nor the battle to the strong. A Football3 A Bas- ketball3 A Baseba1l3 Prom Central3 Senior Ball Prince3 DEMOIBYS Heartfund3 Order of T 3 Frosh class V.P.3 A Track3 Boys' Federation Treasurer, Vice President. MARY JEAN HETTICK The mirror of all courtesy. FBLA3 FHA? Art exhibitg Girls' League. L JOHN HAIGHT They only serve who stand and wait. Boys' Federation3 Intramurals. ROGER HEUSSER Chance happens to all, but to tum chance to a count is the gift of few. Thespians3 Stage Crew. VICKI HODGDON The big thing is to do it. Play Committeesg Junior Float Chairmang Senior Ball Chairmang Prom Centralg Tri -Hi-Y 43 Rainbow 23 Kilchis Class Co-Editorg Tilla- l-Ii News. CELIA ANN HOGUE One truth is clear, whatever is, is right. Acted four playsg Chorus 45 Kilchis Advcrtisingg Girls' Gleeg FBLA. HAYES, HOFFMAN, SHARTEL SENIOR BALL ROYALTY The annual Winter Formal was held at the Elks Temple December 13. Mike Ha es, Lar Hoffman and Jim Y TY Shartel were the three princes ruling over the dance, DAN HOFFERT What man daresg I dare. A, B, and Frosh Basketballg A Golf 45 Order of T g Hi-Y 35 Esquire 25 Tilla-Hi Sports Editorg Student Council. JACK HOFFERT The man that blushes is not quite a brute. Frosh and B Basket- ballg A Golf 45 Tilla- Hi News reporterg Sports Editorg Order of T 3s Hi-Y 33 Esquires 2. LARRY HOFFMAN A man after his own heart. A Football 35 A Basketballg A Baseball B Trackg Student Council 35 Tilla-Hi Newsg 1-'rosh Prexyg Order of T Prexyg Boys' Federation V.P.g Hi-Y Prexyg Senior Ball Prince. SHIRLEY HOFFMAN My heart is true as steel. Play comrnittceg Prom decorationsg Heart- fund, March-of- Dimes. JO ANN HOY Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and lowg an excellent thing in woman. Acted three playsg Prom Centralg Girl of the Monthg Thespiansg Footlightsg GAA3 FTA 45 Methodist Youth Fellowshipg Horizion Club, Treas., President. GLENDA INGLES l Could not have done it better myself. Heartfund Driveg Acted two playsg Coodw'ill5 FBLAQ FHA 43 CAA5 Footlights. GERALD JANES It is not every question that deserves an answer. Transfer from Beaver- tO1'l . ETHILDA KNEELAND Who mixed reason with pleasure and wis- dom with mirth. FBLA 23 Acted three plays3 FTA3 Christian Club 33 Girls' League Committee3 Nazarene Hi-N-Y 3. REBEL WAS POPULAR SENIOR PLAY The seniors presented Rebel Without a Cause, a teen- age drama, late in November. This was one of the main fund-raising events of the year. CARLENE JOHNSON The love light in her eyes. FHA3 Rainbow 33 Pep C1ub3 Frosh Yell Leader3 Tilla-Hi News reporterg Play Com- mitteeg Girls' Glee 23 CE 43 Heartfund. GARY JOHNSON A merry man, without the limit of becoming mirth. Prom Decorations3 Acted three plays3 Esquire3 Hunting and Fishing3 A Footba113 Wrestling3 Frosh and B Footba113 DeMo1ay 43 Student Council. CHARLES KENNY A mind equal to any undertaking that he puts it along side of. Wrestling 23 Order of T 3 Hunting and Fishingg Class Float 33 Prom and Banquet decorations. JUDY KNUTSON The key to the future is friendship. A yell 1eader3 A son leader' Tilla -Hi S 1 News Circulation manager3 Homecoming 5 LEROY KRAGER I know a trick worth two of that. Class float 2' Bo s' n Y Federation3 Intramurals3 Prom decorations. STEVE KRAKE Earnestness is enthusiasm tempered by reason. A Basketball 23 Frosh and B F0otbal13 A Track3 Baseb all3 Student Council3 Sophomore class Prexy3 Prom Central3 Key Club 33 Philokalons3 Home- coming Co-chairman3 Goodwil13 Heartfund. princess3 Senior class secretary3 Tri-Hi-Y treasurer. DAVE KREBS Life is a jest, and all things show it5 I thought so once5 and now l know it. Frosh Football5 Esquires5 B Fo0tball5 Thespians 35 Play Committeesg Acted 1 play5 Prom Centra15 Footlightsg Hi-Y 35 Heartfund Driveg LWL 4. ROGER LOVITT I am sure cares are the enemy to life. Frosh Football5 Frosh Basketball5 Tilla-Hi News Reporter5 Acted one play5 Heartfund Driveg Goodwill Drive5 Homecoming, SENIORS BACKED ALL CHARITY DRIVES The seniors backed all the charity drives of the School such as the Goodwill, Heart fund, and the March of Dimes, JOYCE ANN LANDOLT Order is heaven's first law. Treas. of Student Body5 Student Council 35 V.P. Girls' League5 Prom Central5 FBLA5 Philokalonsg Pep Club5 Fl-IA5 Ore. Girls' Staterg Girls' League Treas. DICK IJEMERY A soft answer turneth away rath. Frosh, B Football5 Wrestling5 A Golf 45 Hi-Y 25 Senior Ball5 Key Club 25 MYF5 Radio Speech Club. RON MAKINSTER Not a man of iron, but of live oak. B Football 25 Wrestling 45 FFA -15 Hunting and Fishing. M I mimi: RONALD MAPES Men, some to business some to pleasure take.' Frosh Football Managerg Frosh Basketball Man- .igerg Intramurals 25 Acted one play Stage Crew 35 FBLA 25 Junior Toastmasters. DAVID LEUTHOLD A merry heart maketh a Cheerful countenance. Frosh Basketball 25 A Basketbal15 Track5 Student Counci15 Acted in one p1ay5 FFA 45 Parliamentary Team. MARIAN MILLER To know how to laugh is to know how to reign. Promg Play Committees Winter Formal5 March of Dimes 45 Kilchis Advertisingg Home- coming 45 Girl ofthe Monthg Pep Club 25 Tri- Hi-Y 5, Mother- Daughter Tea 25 Father- Daughter Banquet. PATRICA ANN MILLER A sweet, attractive kind of grace. Band5 Pep band5 Play Committees5 FBLA5 Rainbow 5. SHIRLEY PATITZ She who does not believe that God is above all has no experience with life. Intramurals5 Band5 Christian Club 25 Missionette Pres. 15 Junior Sunday School Teacher 15 Jr. CA Pres. 15 Church Orchestra 25 CA Missionary Cor- respondent. SENIORS REVEALED OUTSTANDING LEADERSHIP The Class of 1959 held four student body offices in both their junior and senior years. Ron Buel, Judy Rethlefsen, and Susan Tibbetts held top offices two years in a row. DARLENE MINER From our own selves our joys must flow. Intramurals 35 Acted in 3 plays5 Tilla-Hi News Reporter5 Prom Banquet Ch. 25 Quill and Scroll 25 CAA 45 MYF 15 FTA 15 FBLA 25 Father- Daughter Banquet 25 Mother-Daughter Tea. LOUIS PATTERSON Youth comes but once in a life time. Golf 25 Hi -Y. SHARON D. NEAL I have no other but women's reasons. Play Committeesg Heart Fund Drive 35 Goodwill 25 MYF 25 Rainbow 55 Tri -Hi-Y 4. 4 BRENDA PALLIN As full of spirit as the month of May. Tilla-Hi News Re- porter5 FTA. PHYLLIS PRINCE There are no tricks in plain simple faith. Mother-Daughter Tea5 Father-Daughter Ban- quet5 FHA 25 FBLA5 Christian Club 45 Sextet5 Hy-N -Y 55 Publicity Chairman. CHARLOTTE PYE Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Vocal Ensemble5 Stu- dent Council5 Band 45 Acted 4 la s' Home- P Y , coming Central 25 Thespians 35 FTA 4, Vice Pres., Pres., Stat Vice Pres.5 Christian Club 25 Girls' League Pres.5 Philokalon 25 Worthy Adviser. E JUDY RETHLEFSEN Grace was in all her steps, heaven in her eye, in every gesture dignity and love. Mother-Daughter Tea Chairmang Acted 3 plays, Play Committees 43 Student Council 45 Thespians 4, Philokalons 2, Sec., Student Body Sec. 2, Soph. Class Sec., A Song Leader 25 Pep Club, Prom Central, .ICS Trio 2, Vocal Ensemble, FBLA 2, Ore. State Pres.g Homecoming Jr. Prin- cess. SENIORS CONSISTENTLY TOPPED HONOR ROLLS Through their four years of high school, the class often headed tshe honor roll. The top students in the class were tapped into Philokalons for scholarship, leadership, service, and character. '4 's EDITH REYNOLDS A woman that seeks truth and loves it muSt be reckoned precious to any human society. Acted 1 play, Home- coming Activities, FBLA Z5 FHA, Christian Club, MYF 4. GARY ROBINSON Man is master of his fate. A, B, Frosh Foot- ball, A, B, Frosh Basketball, A Base- ball, Track, DeMolay, Soph. Class V.P.5 Student Council, Key Club 2, Boys' Fed. Sec. ANNA SCHEESE l wish I knew the good of wishing. Acted in 1 play, Cho- rus, Girls' League Committees 2, Rt-liQi:mCl.1w 3, MARLENE SCHMITZ There is no cosmetic for beauty like hap- piness. Student Councilg Paper Staff, Play Corn- mittees, Homecoming Half-Time Chairman, Pep Club 25 Rainbow 3 MARION JEAN SCHOLES Loveliness needs not the foreign aid of ornament. Girls' League Scrap- book 2, Girls' League Treas.5 Prom Central, Christian Club 3, FBLA, Tri-Hi-Y 2, M.C.g Jr. College Student. Z...-. ar X JERALD SAVIN If you be a lover of instruction, you will be well instructed. Jr. Toastmasters, Radio Club, Pres., Christian Endeavor 4, Explorer Scout 4. NORITA SETTELMEYER The price of wisdom is rubies. Transferred from Redmond. JIM SHARTEL Do not fear, there is glory enough for all. A, B, and Frosh Football, Student Coun- cil, Boys' Federation Prexy, Acted two la s . P Yi Tllla-Hi News reporter, Esquires, Prom Central, DeMo1ay 4, Hi-Y 2, Senior Ball Prince, Frosh Basketball. PAT STEELE Recollect that trifles make perfection, and perfection is no trifle. Senior and Junior class treasurer, Prom Central, Girls' League Rep., Frosh Homecoming Princess, Girl of Month 2 and 4, Tilla-Hi Reporter and Layout Editor, Kilchis Staff, Layout Editor, Junior class Editor, FBLA 2, Pep Club 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, TCS 2, Youth and Government. 6- STATE ORGANIZATIONS PROFITED FROM LEADERSHIP OF SENIORS Judy Rethlefsen was the president of the state FBLA organization, and Charlotte P e was vice resident of the Y 'P state FTA. Betty Jean Warren was secretary of the TYV Press Club. Sharon Ellerbroek was treasurer of Region III, FTA. ROBERT SHELDON A man of many inches and every inch a man. Golf, Frosh Football, Chorus and Band. 1 Wu JOANN SPARKS What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Play committees, Girls' League committee, FBLA, Tri-Hi-Y. SHIRLEY STANGE Beauty is power. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Pep Club 2, Girl of Month, Girls' League Rep., Prom Central, Goodwill, MYF, Youth and Government, Winter Formal. ERNESTINE THEISSEN She s usually around, but doesn't make an issue of it. JUANITA THOMAS Variety is the very spice of life. March of Dimes, FBLA, Goodwill, Heartfund, Youth Fellowship, Pep Club, Tri-Hi-Y 4, Youth and Govemment- Rainbow 4, Prom Central, Kilchis ad- vertising, Girls' League committees. 1 SUSAN TIBBETTS The music in my heart I bore, Long after it was heard no more. Footlights, Thespians 4, pres., Toastmasters, Rainbow 4, YPF, YMCA Lifesavers, JCS Trio, Student Body Treas., V.P., acted 5 plays, F.T.A.,Phi1oka1ons. TERRY TONE The way to a man's heart is through his stomach. A Football 3, Frosh Basketball, A Wres- tling, Order of T 3, Hi -Y 3, Esquires, DeMo1ay 3, SEVEN SENIOR BOYS HELD TOP ROLES ON BASKETBALL TEAM The boys made a good showing in league play this year and played hard for the school. HOMES TUPPER The glory of young men is in their strength. LARRY VanDAMME Ah! happy years! once more who would not be a boy? Footlightsg Hunting and Boys' F ederationg fishing, Thespians, Wrestling, Order of llT.ll Intramurals. VANTRESS, GARY I must become bor- rower of the night. A, B, Frosh Foot- ball, B Basketball, Track, Intramurals, Student Council, Acted 1 play- Prom Decorati , on Huntin and Fishin - 8 gl Order of T, Sec., Esquires, Demolay, Hi-Y. GLENN VOGT Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Wrestling 2, F.F.A. 4. JANICE MARIE VERMILYEA The small courtesies sweeten life. Play Committees, Intramurals 2, Father- Daughter Banquet, Mother-Daughter Tea 2, F.T.A. 1gTri-Hi-Y 4. CLARICE VAN ROEKEL Self-conquest is the greatest of victories. Kilchis staff 3 Thespians, FHA, FBLA, Christian Club, St. Johns Youth Fellowship, Pres. Junior Class play. BETTY JEAN WARREN In order to do great things, one must be enthusiastic . Girl of the Month, Jr. Class V.P.5 Prom Chairman, Acted in Play, Student Council, Tilla-Hi Advertise- ment, Homecoming 58 Chairman, Kilchis Staff. ,in CARL WESTON The less men talk, the more they think. A Baseball 1, Radio Club, Electronics Club. JANET WILSON A Quiet kind, whose nature never varies. Prom Central, Kilchis Staff fadvertising, business, senior editc-rl FTA 3-Treasurer, GAA 3-Sec.-Treas., FBLA 1, Rainbow 4, Methodist Youth Fellowship 1, Play Committees. PICTURED: Annette Aucker, Transfer from Ontario, Oregon. John Curl, Transfer from Marshall, Missouri. John Hanenkrat, It is a world to see Jerr Klahn Eve man is the - Y v YY architect of his own fortune. Jim Machurin, He that is slow to anger appeaseth strife. Gordon Persons, Give every man thine ear but few thy voice. SHARON WILKINS We tire of those pleasures we take, but never of those we give. Student Council alter- nate, Sr. Class Play. Transfer from Roseberg. df BETTY WILLIAMS The gentle mind by gentle deeds is known. Prom Decorations, Girls' League Com- mittee. LARRY WOHLSEIN I dare do all that may become a man. A-' Football 3, A Wrest. 3, A Track 1, Frosh Football Sz Bas- ketball, Acted in 3 plays, Stage Crew, Thespians 3, Foot- lights 1. ORVIL YOUNG The mold of a man's future is in his own hands. B Football 2, Wres- tling 3, Intramurals, Plays 4, Hunting and Fishing. DONNA WILSON Nothing endures but qualities. Student Council 1, FHA 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1. JOHN R. ZUERCHER To be, or not to be? That is the question. Frosh Football, Intra- murals, Student Council, FFA 3, Hunting and Fishing, Committees: Senior Ball, Prom. G. 1 The J unlor Rev ew TILLAMOOK HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS CLASS OF 1960 V i -i WIIMN nu' WW il lib! ip, Jumor class executne comrmttge COHSISICO or tht followmg 'xir Forster Larrx Srmth Tre-asuru Sandra Zuni 1 V1cL pre51de-nt Bon1tn'Nc11son Pumdom Jan 'x1c'x11n1mLL SLcr1.t'1rx md N1QsB1 xl x ldX1SOI' MONEY WORRIES PLAGUED JUNIORS X 'JL 1 1 ll 1 1.115 11 1 0 L 1 H1 11 Q lOLl C1 9 I -' i I , A .N W 1 . . 1 ,,,. 5' -r f f 1 Z N 4, . I i 1 Q. :7'1f X I Q ' A ' ' - ' N. ' x V 3 i v 1 A ' y 1 L , '1 C, S- 1 . , I . . .' U, ' 'w.,'4 ,1. vvclvz . JL1111o: Class :1 tj, Lulljs bLl::.' 011m T.1L' .111 11111011.1111 p:11!iu1:: .11 L'.1rz.1z:1g1fis.1g. 1117 121111 1.111 fn-:1..1r 25.1, D1.111u Mgllcr mmf p11t:11Qf1k1rg1'1'f xu11:11g CI11rLf11:i..: 117 61.11 Q. :Jw nut' x1..rm,. ..1'1r:.'J1111. .-.ff1,I11-. 1 -' 'I- :OIT 1:1 NE' We of if 11. .lj '10'L,1,1 '11 11 -1. pil,u11:f'.vu'u.um-11115,11:111'g:.t111 : jL.,1,':x 11.1 1f:'L1L'. 11. ,,i,,.n-Q L31 '11 if W C11'.'11.L5, '7 fi,.. . . as F 4-. 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J! 51 ph ri L 'I ,C eg 'N - 14 i uv 'rv ' Nc , B ,iv nfl, W ' ,F 5 I no Q17 -f-If Sue Allen James Anderson Dorothy Banks Katy Bolster Tom Brase Nancy Brewer Mike Bruce Barbara Brunes Loretta Burbank Gary Bussard Lee Canfield Dennis Carey Karen Carroll Dick Chalmers Charlene Chapman Janice Chase Susan Christensen Chris Church Byron Clark ee Coalman Jim Coffman Jim Coon Diane Curl Larry Curl Tim Dixon Dan Dolecheck Francis Doty Melvin Dummer Ken Dyson Mert Edgar Norma Ellerbroek Frank Emmenegg Marlinda Fischler Doug Fletcher Dianna Foland Karen Fountain Jack Friedland Sally Gienger Eugene Gigoux Alberta Gillett Carolyn G ilman Gingerich el' 'UV I 'af , V Q, K fr if A . t X'7?5A,,, I 'ah N 3y A I Q ay, J if-593 al :r a fe-fe K s e 4 'E F ' J ,Vg fy ,V 4 QF 1 ' , f ,f J I . 733' LZ rf V L H 7 , r Fr, v in 0 V .Q ly L R I I l Joe n f 21 an 30 ' ' X' in ,, I W if , A in , K, 22' 2 ,als X .- .Vik M if ' qi, m Q40 Wil Y '97 ,AW Q 39 245 'Q 'QF' x ,A ,-f- y C7 V Linda Goff Diane Goodhead Linda Cuffey Mary Lou Hall Norman Hansen Karen Hash Patti Hassing Dennis Hediger Mickey Hiersche Frank Hilton Mary Homes Judy Hopkins Linda Hornbec k James Ingles Ron Jepson Allan Johnson Ray Johnston John Kautto Betty Knutson Ray Machen Carol Madison Steve Madsen Charles Maki Karen Mapes Wes Mayer Judy MCC aulley Jan McMinimee Judy Mentzer Barbara Metcalfe Diane Miller Carol Mills Marie Moore William Moore Ellyn Murphy Evelyn Nlurphy Barbara Neal Bonita Neilson Carlene Nelson Rodney Norberg Pete Nuppeneau Francis Olaen Fred Olson gi -.30 fe! , 'Y' s - I I 1 -x se4 - Q Q IV' .J , EP if ' .1 I 2 VC: L x- h 455 J K2 -E-Er W Q X,,, 1 YQ! X if B 1 .gil fl ' 9 F A3 -av my -if ,,. 4 3 ff' ,, e-,V 1 ip 1.1 X, X s 'fa' K 'I Y 40 -Q Af' vp-wwf . K a .40 .681 '55 GF 'I 1 ,-s 2 1 sa -9 va! 3 -4? nf' E 62. Yxfzzr f-46' -avi, rv ZF was fm 1 iff!! 76, 4 f so-V C-3 kj fir? f 1 QF N- 'F wrt' J' ,Eg mfs r I: J J xx I itz' 'Av ,Q 0 ,.,..-1 :Q 4 '9' if LJ f-M Q as 417 qi 2 f go' in I -H iff: f 00' ,Q r 'Q ' ra' ROWl L Olson O Olson B Owen N Palmer L Parker, P Paynter J Peterson L Peterson ROW? D Politte R Pollock F Proctor F Pullam C Rawe H Reeder L Reynolds J Roberts ROW3 C Robinson J Robltsch R Ruede P Sather S Schefsky R Schweizer J Short S Simmons ROW4 P Silkwood L Smlth B Smith D. Sprogue B. Stacy C.Stra1t S. Strong S. Sturgis. ROW 5: D. Swanson M. Trammel G. Trattner J. VanDamme R. Vanderzee O. Voss L. Waggerby L. Walker ROW 6: B. Vwarren C. Warren R. Warren T. Vweber J. White C. Williamson S. Vvright R. Wyss. ROW 7: J Young S.Zweifel NOT PICTURED: Tom Ely C Mattson. 32 V fa-vi 515 'S' , C '25 3 'T' f-ef .36 1-if I L. ..-r 3, 1 wa-eff I f 'r- ,l, to 'T N '. Fr 3 ' Q r ' K ,QF f.:- 'A -,A i X ,.f-' ' . m X if Q if - 23 N, 4 YF' XI' 1 Q se' K-5 Alan Adams Roxanne Adams Earl Ahern Sharon Alspach Donna Anderson G ay Anderson Ron Anderson Linda Armentrout Jim Averill Susan Bagley Leslie Bales Bob Barber Burl Becker Jenny Bedortha Joyce Beeler Jerry Benfield Catherine Bird Cheryl Bohannon Bob Bonin Donald Burden Karen Bush Roxy Butler Lloyd C arv er Frank C atren Susan Chambers Jan Christensen George Clinton Clayton Creech Darrell Cummings James Derungs Ron Dolecheck Kent Drake Allan Duffey Patsy Dunsworth Jesse Exton Lonelle Fisher Gilbert George Ivan C-ering Leslie Gibson Leonard Gilman Dan Goff Bobbi Gould Il- :gf asf,-1. 'Z ra 4' f lf' .. 7- Q 'JH fn an-, 'wi F 'QP Q54 if 1' 'gf A Q!! fl .I ,fn A wil, '-aff? 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Leonard Green Mike Harris Johnny Hathaway Mike Helfrich Wayne Hill Norrene Hindes Judy Hodgdon Caroline Hoerauf Linda Honey Joe Hosie Jane Hoy Jenean Hoyt Michele Inkley Mike Isanhart Elaine Jacobs Debby James Kelly Jepson Jim Jones Janice Keene Fred Kelly Bob Kenny Patty Kidd Ken Killian Terry King Shirley Klingelhofer Margaret Kofoed Ron Krake Dan Lawrence Larry Lawrence Melvin Lawrence Kent Libsock Julie Lohnes Ron Madsen Nancy Mahurin Marshall Mapes Ben Martensen Jack Martin Marvin Matheny Terry Mawhirter Jerry Mentzer Jerry Metcalfe Adelle kfiillnr A -vw! if W 445 -G17 1-5 TT-7 1 's 1 '.: '- 72: A we I N -,qv T7 Y' K L ,. JE X -.A 4'- 2 V . QQ J glad 4 , , V 1,,,i 1' T ,J ' J ' an ff , M! K i we in J ,gf X Q fx ii .F 1 J , f vb . 3 'W ,,, All I A - 1 -YJ V .Eff ' ' f .WJ ,. .1 li r . 1 i L ?' A 'if' -Q P ., , T ' if wa- 4 I ' -I-F -2? S, 1 -my Sou 5- an ie . 'Qv 49- gv - '-.3 K ye-ff I f-...gn , ? 14' ww mf 9 gl. i y Marylyn Miller Hans Mizee Lois Moad Billy Moore David Moore Janice Moore Sha ron Moors Larry Morey Joe Neaves Judy Newvine Patsy Not eboom Peter Orr John Owen Gail Page Dale Pallin Duane Pantekoek Jack Parker Dennis Patitz Larry Paulson Rod Perry Doug Phillips Helen Politte Q Gary 1 A, Porter Qtr! X . 13 65 '-al Robert v-W-rr' rv-,, Prince V V'-'444-,, it Margaret Reynolds A F , G N Dennis ' ' I 5 Rice ., i ,xy X A Sandra Q' ' X 'A 'S Rice X t' ', Gloria Ricker 6 Robbie S2 4: V QQ - 1 . S Roberds .yi M Pat x H b Robinson , D Z ' f::i:f'5:5::x , ' , Donna Roeber Wayne Q-1 Rogers . , Claudia . ,fx If J Schelling 7 yfysi? 4 A f f. l xx fha! fbi Linda Schild 2 J- r Evelyn -.-A , , 1, is Schofield gf' '-rf' KJ ff , ' 1 F Marlene ' X Schweizer f' X Geraldine W Seiffert 4' , . iq ff Jim .Q QA Short '05 K Z-'ff x Ruth 1 Short Larry Silva Harvey Simmons Ken Slyter 9 I 'ON' cf? V4 Y, y 4 f 5 Mary Grace Smith Gary Spencer Lee Spe rling Dennis Steindorf Jean Stichler Larry Tanner Frank Taylor Lynda Thomas Jim Thompson Leon Thompson Ken Tittle Linda Tohl Richard Tohl Linda Trotter Keith Tupper Pat Van VanDamme Sammy Vanderzee George Wachob Don Waggerby Glen Walker Carolyn Warren Gary Warren Mike Watkins Gretchen Weber Mike Wells Dan Wilhelm Alan Williams Dan Williams Greta Sue Williams Wanda Wi nde r Gary Witcher Gene Zinda Robert Zinda James Zuercher laifg ' 'Q 'SF i 1 sv A Z I 4 . f l fa 1 ' f fl I - fi E H' 13,514 'Hg U- l ,,, f' , rf 'fag , , A , fi 1 rl Y X z l 1 E. - Q O ,uf fr .LZ A-.r 'R sq ' 'ni' --.wigs I U ' .v :l: 43, A l NOT PICTURFJD Billy Bolster Kim Minthorn John Parker Ed Scott QU wudwm A MAGAZINE FOR BOYS AN D GIRLS TILLAMOOK HIGH SCHOOL FRESHMEN CLASS OF '62 1. ' ii 9' f5 Af? sz i A 1 N Nr a fri as af ,Q .r, , 2 if 1, .1- . 1 'N fa., I f Nyrwwr 2 M, W -af: ,- ky. O 'EB' n I , .ag K 'Exif ' Q, 'V 3' L ' twyx 1 ,, ,PJ 'nba , ,-if Q , M. gy. ,W EQ 4 74 4 uv Ln' 0 fi 5 ff' f V ff 'l 1 Diane Anderson Connie Appleb ee Richard Astelford Ronnie Astelford David Baird Pe8SY Banks Carol Basset Vincent Bogard Alice Braden Peggy Brewer Mel Boquist Mi cha el Brooks John Bruce Grahmn Brunes Marlene Burdick Sharon Burt Marilyn Bussard Jimmy Carver Konnie Chalmers Sally Chase Lucille Clark Tim Clark Jean Coalman Janette Copeland Beverly Craver Darlene Creecy Don Crist Doris Criswell Alice Davis Charles DeRieux Sharon Dietrich Kathaleen Doty Richard Downie Richard Dummer Jodyne Eastwood Mary Egerton Gwendilee Elbow Joan Farrens Jeanne Fisher Karen Fletcher Gary Fountain Jewel Foulke y40v ' 1-'Sf 3459 -'ml tp .nn .vnk f H27 4 f I 'QQ .a L' WV? ir j' ' f ' 1 , ,J A V ,ff Eli ,L y an rr. Q .v s ,iw 1 Qu Wu-f me W, 'bii Ev' r I '- g. 'Ja '!' fe. Gary Fritcher Kathy Galloway Marvin Gering Susan Cienger Nancy Gigoux Lena Gingerich Ronald Gitchell Betty Gray Benedine Green Connie Gre en Jerry Greenway Janet Grigsby Dick Guyett Pat Hall Milton Harris Richard Hatfield Eileen Hayes Tim Hayes Bonnie Henderson Arleta Hilton Leona rd Hodgdon Ribecca Hodgdon Alex Hoffert Kerry Honey Kay Hopkins Margaret Hopper Mike Illi ngsworth Shelia James Carol Johnson JoAnn Jefferson Casey Jones James Jones Judy Keller Mike Kelly Colleen Kennemore Chester Kilgore Becky Knutson Melvin Laakso Elizabeth Landis Marlene Landolt Michael Landolt Kathleen Lupher f . V J 1-17 ag niiy gp? os? ' 3 . ts' 0-Q4 'Q . ,li s' Xi - I 1 ' Q x V -lx., .. 0 I M ,S Q 5 cw f. Tru X- 4 I . I 1 'DV 'if D 4,14-' X-0' wifi? 'RC ,jf N , . A -Qin X , , , 1: W X WTF' he X s 5 , ' -S is ' F 1, is can ' ' P f . .Q oxgfaz . 5 1 . e -- fi' , ,av F 5-'ref-sf! J iff L' are , , -5 A ,-4 fb .M ,Q 7 Ai 75' . ,A 47 YI' i 1 '7 ,-.av 'ly-'QV f SP .mf A 5 ,ff ,as X .f 1 -1 M, uv '.t 4-fi 1 aj' I Ur, . 'I f 'J lg .5 r .E-f Henry Mackemroth Mary Madding John Madison Arthur Makinster Nancy Mapes Barry Marshall Corinne Martin Vance Martin Lynda McMullen Ronald Miles Linda Miller Patricia Mills Connie Mitchell Jerry Moore Ronnie Morey Marcia Morgan Eunice Murphy Mike Neal Eldon Neufeld Suzanne Nolan Kathy Bob Olson Rob ert Olson Evelyn Owen Virginia Pappas Marilyn Pekasky Ted Perez Murray Prince Russel Pye Odger Rawe Vir inia S Redberg Bill Reed Jim Reynold Bobby Ritchie Dick Roberts Robert S Robideou Rita Rogers Eugene Rolston Jim Root Doug Rosenbu Betty Ry an Mark YS YZ, , Kc -.i i WD wi ,f 9 vk,,.'c f-Q -J:-vs l iw-wa' .L V 1 , 4, -..,-, X , N WW 3 3? - ,.,4 X 'sf ' 'J Kelli B I '. . ' ly X, ' Norris 43 Sather I, 'N iQ i ,f kk 2 0 17: :..o' Z 'Y I i x IIT? X 4? '-eil W .wg In t Asif' ,. '44 'Tx 5 f 1x17 4? -A 'Q-Q 'ggi' xx f -4 1 Sandra Savage Charles Schmelzenbach Kay Schlappi Maureen Short Sandra Seis Connie Smith Larry Smith Mary Smith Steve Smith Scott Smouse Suzanne Smouse Janice Spraquc Tula Stevens Robert Strong Albert Taggert Bonnie Teninity Robert Thomas Marie Thompson Sharon Thompson Jeanne Thun Nicky Tibbitts Richard Tippin Ola Trammel Marcia Vanderstoep Lloyd VanRockel Joine Vermilyea Joan Vogt Judy Warren Kay W arr en Gwen Warren David Watkins Larry Wayrynen Harold Weber Diane West Loretta Weston Janelle Wilford George Williamson Wally Woolfolk Shirley Zinda David Zeurcher ,. .xl 'QB X Qtr 'Ns- E lb. -J it ps ,,4l9': , wr I' . ', ' ,-5 'vi ' f'7 gif! .Bn-5, f fi? -of-P T, -.s rl 4 ,- A rm- . asv I 1 7-gr. ' I ',-Au . A4 Nl 1 51 . Not Pictured: Linda Best Harriet Clark Jane Lohnes Sharon Pantekoek Charles Springer Robert Thurman Clifford Young K Q Zvi? ,f'??a Q?':?Z a , V ,Q . LJ 2 ,ff 9 Q . is I, ' nn n 5 Q-Q ' 'Q 5 Q R? Q v 3 4 1 q 'UT -. P - P' 7- t 1 f f 1 V. - X? . ,,.q.y9mi1 . ,,,... ,,, -o- dwoi Student Life Enriched by Many Clubs W 50. TEA AND BANQUET HIGHLIGHT GIRLS LEAGUE ACTIVITIES 'ev-llel, Charlotte Pye Presldent G1rIs League representatrves Left to Rlght Shlrley Stange Semor Susan Chrrstensen Jumor Lmda Honey, Sophomore Colleen Kennemore Freshman and MISS Chapman advrsor if ii? 1 Gxrls of the Month Banquet Entertamers Banquet Charrmen The Grrls League was led most effectrvely by Charlotte Pye as presrdent and the other offrcers Its two largest undertakrngs are the annual Father Daughter Banquet and the Mother Daughter Tea The Chrrsrmas assembly also rs sponsored by the Grrls League organrzatron Another hrghlrght ofthe year rs the annual trrp to the State Grrls League conventron each sprrng It 15 the Grrls Leagues responsrbrlrty to run the health room and keep the football concessron rn the fall Nancy Brewer Pat Sather Jean Scholts Vrce President Secretary Treasurer 46 9 ' s . I t. O ' f 3'3 it 'turing C Zfart ,1 , , V Qs, V- S . as . X . E . . . t , . , S y 5 S 7 I ' ij W ifi ' Q Vi' M L' r-1:3 7 ,pi 5 f W 5 f r 5? I Max . K W ,ii t F - Q, L sv . X A . . . 4 f - U ima , y I , -an My A . ' . A A ., tl ,Vi V ' . 5 . U ,Q rr i , V 3 . . x . . , Q . 1. . . 1 . , . . . . . , . , If 1 A, I 9 I 1 , ' I L' I , S . . I t . . x Boys Federation Provided Leadership A . ' :ai X ' ll ' ' 1 npuinrhohow? T7 Q7 LEFT TO RIGHT Gary Robmsorx, sec treas Jrm Shartel presrdent, Mrke Hayes, vrce pres Mr Don Peter son standmg, adv1ser The Boys Federatron was an organlzauon of all boys rn school They met whenever a problem affectrng all boys came up Generally they provrded entertarnment for the boys durrng the trmes when the Grrls League was meet rn Key Club Acted As Service Group, Ron Bonfire 117 J oc: C5 .A W-' 1 STANDING Left to Rrght Vwes Mayer treas Bruce Douglas, Mr Larson, adwrser, Gene Frsher pres Steve kr k D lx a e, rc Lemery, and Chrrs Church KINEELING Ron Buel Gary Robrnson, sec and Trm Drxon Thrs relanxely nu organrzanon at Trllamook l-hgh School x as created bx the Krv-anrs C lub lt helped rnrghtrlx at Hornecornrng takrng care of the blg bonfrre The group spor sored such projects, as adxerusrng x arer safetx and also helped around the school 47 . 4 - e . 5 :'. ' vial Q wp-.md Q :U . . .3 . , . . . . - 'S ' - , . ' ' v ' ' ' : 1 1 ' '- ' ' s ' ' . s ' ' ' u - . g. O O C l V , V . .Q , w T . , , e : g 4 ' , .fu L 2 tl g in 5 Q -- ' 55 sl Q A wi. S rl. Vx I Q L 4 . 'N ' . I tx i 'V .K . I ' C AX' .f T f lx' my 9 e L X? K 2' ffl f gf' , ' I, A ll . A Ax i X A f . l 2 ' 2 'P ' 1 'S 3 ' ' , , - ' v . 4 ' - . . 7 .5 I , I 3 . . . X A x I A . Q . 3 . Y . lv 3 . , , . in 1 I Q .A x vi N 3 fllrrv Marlene Schmitz Shirley Stange President Vice-President PEP CLUB MEMBERS SCHOOL SPIRIT The Pep Club, made up of Junior and Seniors girls elected to the club by the old members, is one of the most important clubs in Tilla-Hi be- cause ofthe role it plays in promoting the im- portant ingredient for active school life-- school spirit. Money-making projects for the year included WORKED FOR BETTER AND MORE PEP selling Mums during Homecoming, Tilla-Hi hats and programs at the games and the annual Pep Club dance. At the end of the year, the gi girls had a joint picnic at the beach with the Order of the T which was enjoyed by all who attended. NURS f 4 Clll:l:1 T9 -'THE 1 A. THIRD ROW: BOTTOM LEFT Judy Rethlefsen Fanny Gingerich Michele Inkley BOTTOM RIGHT Marie Moore Judy Peterson Pat Dunsworth Not Pictured: Cheryl Bohannon Judy Knutson Diane Miller Betty Knutson Diane Goodhead Norma Ellerbroek Sharon Ellerbroek Juanita Thomas i 5 x 1 .J Li! -, ...,.........b.,- ..,,. V -an HV, , . ,ff 'vii few Gp: p ,M wr '1 'H' 'H ! 'IW-'-J '4 fs 'aliggp gf-Wagga xy! mgga XT 'i 17 1.5 . i 'Q ORDER OF T WERE BUSY DURING YEAR SPONSORING HILARIOUS INITIATION, SCHOOL DANCES, POLICING HALLS AND PEP ASSEMBLIES. INITIATION MADNESS Larry Hoffman, President Mike Hayes, Vice-President Cary Vantress, Secretary THESPIANS SUPPORTED SCHOOL PRODUCTIONS 1 1xw- SNK Mr Don Whitney Susan Tlbbetts Susan Bagley Charlene Chapm an Advlsor Pres 1de nt V1c e Preslde nt Se cretary f Sue Ann Sturgls Tom Weber Nancy Brewer Gene Flsher Cherle Hayes Treasurer Frank Taylor Dxane Mrller Bob Bomn Betty Knutson Ken Bonm il- we - Jlm Short Sally Bagley Homes Tupper Ethrlda Kneeland Steve Srmmons HAD BANQUET AND INDUCTION ATTENDED CONFERENCE it - fb 9 Dorothy Banks Bruce Douglas Vs, Frank Pullam 'Q if Dlane Goodhe ad rf ii Ron Mapes Judy Rethlefsen :ay Q Carl Rawe Glenda Ackley flat Charlotte Pye Frank Proctor W Chrls Church its X Pam Paynter 5 5 5 s Katy Bolster Clayton Creech Larry Smxth Jane Hoy Sharon Ellerbroek James Zuercher Debb1e James 1,55 PIA N5 1 f x., LL' I A . , Q, 4 U A 2 t 'Y , . A I 1 Q J dc- J ' ,- ' r -V J 1: J at J C J 1- J ,- J D E. 4., S ' .I ' VW Q, A R 2 y J 44 1 ' Q- 'Q FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA COM PLETED MANY IMPORTANT PROJECTS Wh State F B L A President Judy Rethlefsen vu-:yugo-4. BACK ROW L. to R.: M. Reynolds P. Steele J. Bowers C. VanRoekel L. Anderson E. Reynolds. J. Sparks. C. Hogue L. Goff M. Hettick P. Miller Sponsor Miss Jesseph. FRONT ROW: R. Mapes J. Rethlefsen J. Landolt K. Fountain C-. Ingles J. Short S. Allen B. Warren D. Miner E. Kneeland D, Miller D. Hediger C. Vladison. The T.H.S. chapter of Future Business Leaders of America won statewide recognition when senior, Jndv Rethlefsen was elected state president. F.B.L.A. members sponsored their annual homecoming ciiili feed in the fall to earn money for club projeets. The club ma 'e calendars for all the F.lS.L.A. chapters in Oregon and work 'd on the Oregon State Centen- llla . . President, Betty Jean Warren, Secretary, Karen It Fountain, Sponsor, Edna Jesseph, Treasurer, Joyce ' Short, Vice-President. Sue Warren. Ethilda Kneel- and, Reporter, Not Pictured. FUTURE FARMERS CONTINUED TO TAKE HONORS 3 'I .L J. , '-if STANDING: T, King, M. Lawrence, J. Metcalfe, D. Lawrence, R. Norberg, R. Makinster, T. Mawhirter, G. George, R. Vanderzee, G. Porter, G. Vogt. J. Ingles, D. Pallin, D. Gering, S. Vanderzee, D. Jacobs. SEATED: J. Gingerich, R. Machen. L. Smith. Mr. Helmick. J. Coon, J. Rosbitch, J. Young. KNEELING: G. Janes, A. Williams, M. Prince, E. Ralston. K. Lipsock, J. Bruce, J. Greenway, R. Kxake, K. Drake, NOT PICTURED: Presi dent, Andrew Fletcher. Vice-President, Dave Leuthold. Under the leadership of Andy Fletcher, club president, the T.li.S. chapter of Future lkrrmcrs of America was tin active club during the 1958-1959 school year. The F.liA. dairy Judging team won championship honors at the Tillamook County Fair. The judging team consisted of Frank Emmeneger, Andy Flethhcr, Drive Leuthold and Larry Smith. Prank lirnrncncger attended the National F.l'.A. convention held in the fall. Joe Gengc- riclr was the winncr of the l:.F.A. speech contest. JUDGING TEAM I . my fP '3ig,,. Joe Gingerich Speech Contest Winner 4 HONOR STUDENTS TAPPED AT INDUCTIONS QQ Pye, Pres1dent B Baty, V109 Presrdent J Rethlefsen, Secretary hun 42 af wir Q- ii. rxf' S Krake P Steele D Lemer awrnoouu. nmol IOKYY X I 5 Gre enw ay Buel George P roc tor Landolt W Mayer K Fountarn Y S Zwerfel L Dummer K Bolster M Hayes J WIISOH rxon Txbbetts Sturgrs Warren McM1n1mee .Q Mg is Va 'tain , Q, .5 , 4 3 'Ev' 9' . eg 61'-'51 2 .944 6 9 e'Q'fs' 5 9: 5. 1 e, f1'G 9g'i ian? Q' E Q gf gr . ,Q Q+ffYN,Mxg' in f zz If gl fx if 1 A 1 ' 3 Q 5?' 2? A ! , A 1 ' ' W ' 4 gym I r T 113 xx gl 4 F F. T. A. SPONSORED SCHOLARSHIP FOR FUTURE TEACHER STANDING Left to Rrght Brenda Pallm Jan Vermllyea Ethllda Kneeland Elame Jacobs Carol Johnson AIICE Davls Vrrgmla Redberg Bonita NCIISOH M155 Esther Chapman Cheryl Bohannon Kay Warren Lrnda Schrld Sue Tlbbetts Karen Fountam Glenda Ackley James Zuercher Jrm Brumrnel SITTING Jan Wrlson Sharon Isller broek Charlotte Pye Katy Bolster and Sandra Zwerfel F H A TRAINED FUTURE HOMEMAKERS 5 .f a,,,?g,,, vm- K fi. ST-XNDING Lett to Rrght Jorne X errmlyea Pat Noteboom Jeamn How Xlrs Haas Pat X ID Damme Suf mnt Smouse Larol1neHoerau1 Margaret Kototd SITTING Barb ra Nietc 111 'oxee Bceler Clarrce X an Rotktl Nanua I rntrer -Xmta Bceler 58 G. A. A. PROMOTED SPORTS INTEREST AMONG GIRLS FRONT ROW Left to Rrght Jo Ann Hoy Lmda Peterson Dlanne Curl Jean Strtchler Karen Mapes Glenda Ingles and Katy Bolster BACK ROW Ollvra Voss Karen Carroll Carol Madrson Xnlta Beeler lvllss Marrlyn Parrrsh Jan Wrlson Jan Keen Darlene Mmer OUTDOOR LIFE BECKONED SPORTSMEN ST XNDINIG Left to Rrght Rrehard Xstleford Rod Norberg R d Perrx J hn llrrh 1 Nl Good Robert Ruede Rudy Vanderzee Joe llose KINEELING Larry Smrrh xIlRL Brooks John Omen Robert Pollock Dawxd Sprague Bxll On en Ron Nlrle The Huntrng and Frshrng club rushes to dedrcate rts page to Glenn Srrart show n rn tl e mset rho xx as therr presrdent before he was dron ned on December 2-I 1935 I all? 59 I I I T. S I I I ' . v . Y ' t - r 1 I - A' I - 1 I I I ' , 'IU v . . v ' .L . . , : ' ' f , . . O x o . .1w.y, . r, ' , ' p - v . . T' ' . V 1 V4 hu A ' l A I I . V , . ,. , V , V 3 . A n . lr i . rffkr 11 . , CHRISTIAN CLUB SPONSORED SPEAKERS AND MOVIES DURING YEAR 'Sr BACK ROW, Left to Right I Cering, S Thompson, C Pye, K Schlappi S Ellerbroek, J Hopkins, E Landis, B Metcalf, M Short, P Noteboom, K Hopkins, J Scholes, C Applebee R Short, K Mapes, J Hoyt C Chapman D Cer1ng,J Janes, E Kneeland, G George, C Schmelzenbach FRONT M Prince, R Hatfield C Hoerauf, K Goerge, Mrs Ida Boquist, adviser, S Patitz, P Prince, J Zuercher, M Gering The Christian Club was an active organization throughout the year There were many noon meetings with speakers and other entertainment This club sponsored two movies, held parties afterrnany games, and had complete control of the annual Easter assembly at Tilla H1 PUBLICATION HONORARY RECOGNIZED ABILITY SERVICE R .7 Q-...y ...r f Qu' L BACK ROW, Left to Right: Sally Bagley, Deirdre Greenway, Betty Jean Warren, Kathy George, Jan McMinimee, Mr. Anderson, adviser. FRONT ROW: Leroy Dummer, Linda Anderson, Darlene Miner, Ron Buel. This organization, the Quill and Scroll, recognizes the work of outstanding newspaper reporters and annual staff members. 60 , Q 'Zia I , - 4 , Y. N 1. H. s., :Mesa 'M' passed by'Tilla-Hsifle 4 suyf at Headlight 4' f I I u. U O '- A J ANNUAL STAFF WORKED TO PRODUCE BETTER YEARBOOK. The Kilchis staff worked in a new medium this year: lithography. Since they had more lee-way in size of pictures and art work, the staff set about producing what they felt would be a really professional yearbook. Their one big worry during the year was deadlines, Regardless of advance planning those fatal days brought a great scurry of activity. The staff agreed it was fun and were proud of their handiwork. Annual Editor Deirdre Greenway KILCHIS LAYOUT STAFF av , I if STANDING: Mr. Anderson, Anita Beeler, Leroy Dummer, Kerry Honey, Mary Egerton, Bonnie Henderson, Ron Buel Jan McMinimee, Chris Church, Kathy George, Bill Stacy, Karen Carrol, Janet Wilson, Wayne Hill, Greta Williams Ginny Pappas, Deirdre Greenway, Pat Steele, Vicki I-Iodgeon, Larry Smith, Cheryl Bohannon. ADVERTISING BUSINESS ADVERTISING, STAND- ING: D. Miner, D. James, P. Robinson, J. Fisher, S. Bagley, L. Bales, C. Hogue. SIT- TING: S. Bagley, E. Kneeland, C. Hayes. BUSINESS , STANDING z E. Hayes. C. Van Roe- kel, M. Morgan, J. Beeler, L. Miller, L. Schnd,D.rvn11er, W. Winder, L. Anderson, E. Reynolds. LARGE STAFF PUBLISHED ' ' S SCHOOL PAPER, WORKED ON fr , OTHER SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS ij L' riff ,' it DURING THE YEAR. Tilla-Hi News Co-editor Ron Buel 2- I .GCI a Tilla-I-li News Co-editor Kathy George I . r ,. 1. L Journalism Il staff, the real publishers of the school paper, Tilla-Hi-News shown in Room 8 where most of the work goes on: Betty Jean Warren, Fanny Gingerich, Vicki l-lodgdon, Darlene Miner, Pat Steele. Carlene Johnson, Ron Buel, Mary Chambers, Kathy George, Anita Beeler, Marlene Schmitz. Jack Hoffert, Dan Hoffert, Mr. Ander- son, Deirdre Greenway. TILLA-HI-NEWS STAFF Co-editors--lion Buel, Kathy George Lay-out Editor--Pat Steele Feature Editors--Darlene Miner, Vicki Hodgdon Sports Editor:--Dan lloffert, lack Hoffert Business Mgr.--Mary Ann Chambers Adver. Mgr.--Anita Beeler, Betty Jean Warren Circulation--Marlene Schmitz, Judy Knutson Adviser--Mr. Norniaii Anderson Reporters--All of tht- above and tlie,lOurIi3liS1'i1 Clair. l A Journalism l class at work They learn thc rudiments of journalism semester one: then they work on the paper the remainder of the year. SE.-XTED, Left to Right: Larry But- ler, Larry Parker, Roger Lovitt. Bill Best. Chris Church. John Kautto, Jan Mcfwlinimee. Bill Stacy. Sharon Strong, Jim Anderson, Dave Leuthold, Linda Goff. Judy McCauley. Dorothy Banks, Linda Peterson. and Edith Reynolds. TILLA HI CHORUS DISPLAYED NEW ROBES f .U BA ROW O Olson, L Curl J Wh1te S Vanderzee, T Weber D Sprague L Reynolds, G Chnton THIRD ROW C Hogue, N I-Imdes G W11L18mS, J Keene, L Waggerby, N Brewer C Chalmers, J Chrlstensen L Trott S Chnstensen, C Bxrd B Henderson FIRST ROW J Chase, J St1chIer, S Moors L Moad N Mapes, M Vanderstoop, N Mahur1n J Mentzer D Curl F Olean S T1bbetts Not P1ct7ured C Bohannon, A Scheese, P Robmson, P M1115 CK ROW, L to R J Zuercher, R Wolters G Warren L Sxlva G Spencer V Martm, T Hayes SECOND SI' xx! THE JCS TRIO DIRECTOR Judy Rethlefsen, Suzx Trbbetts, CharIotte Pye Vugxrua Barnett . ' - 1' cw R ' I . a ' ' A , ' f I . , n I K V L X , X V , S, . , 1 ,, y 3 J 1 A I , Q : 'Qi' L ' ' V Q K' I i, 1 In ,' A ' , , . ' Q, I fn V, ,lx 1 I 'M , A 1 Y ' Q C 2 V V If V fx 1 . -1- I pa V ig W S: l In - M, 4 S1 H Ig , 1 3 f rr , , . .: . ' . , . , . ' , . , . ' I . . : . 1 . , I t , . . , . , . . D . : . l . A, . . . . . , . . , . , . . ,I . . : . l . i. , . , . . l . . , . , . , . , . . I , . , v 3: - x 'J C' I , A-1 X 3 , 4 N., J CHORAL GROUPS PERFORMED FINE MUSIC 'f iii il The G1rls' Glee whrch sang at programs and CIVIC affarrs are TOP ROW Cel1a I-logue Sue Warren Dons Crrswell Betty Knutson Helen Reeder, Claudla Schlllrng, and Sharon Dretrrch SECOND ROW Joame Farrrns MHICIH Morgan, Janet Peterman, Barbara Metcalf and Kay l-lopklns FRONT ROW Mary Grace Srmth, Judy McCaully, and Lmda Walker NOT PICTURED Mane Moore The T1l1a H1 ensemble group, meetxng fourth perrod every day and coached by MISS Barn ette are as follows Dianne Goodhead Nancy Brewer Suzr Trbbetts Judy Rethlefsen Karen Fountarn and X rrgrma Aronhalt lNOT PICTURED Charlotte Pye ba - . T. a f' 1 s l 7 if 'C .fix . 1 6 ,,. Af' 1 W R 'V 1: Iv: X, x gl i , 4 r . , . .. . y : . , 3 ! Y . I , 7 Y 1. v I 7 I Y 7 , ' . ' : . BACK ROW: Mr. Perry, J. Coleman, F. Pullum, D. Guyett, K. Fletcher, B. Thomas, L. Silva, M. Wells, M. Hopper, L. Smith, C. Applebee, E. Fishler, Mr. Kaphammer. FOURTH ROW: L. Fisher, M. Smith, J. Parker, J. Zuercher, J. Beeler, L. Armentrout, G. Fountain, B. Bonin, G. Bussard, D. Patitz, R. Roberds, O. Rawe, B. Fulps, M. Brooks, C. Schmelzenbach. THIRD ROW: D. Zuercher, J. Thun, L. Weston, V. Redberg, J. Beeler, L. Armentrout, R. Astleford, L. VanRoeke1, K. Carroll, B. Reed, L. Coleman, G. Pappas, K. Bonin, M. Laakso, J. Short, R. Pye. SECOND ROW: D. Goff, P. Miller, W. Winder, C. Schelling, M. Schweizer, L. Miller, C. Creech, L. Schild, J. Fston, D. Ormmings, K. Slyter, D. Moore, K. Tittle. FRONT ROW: L. Dunner, F. Proctor, M. Egerton, J. Eastwood, A. Davis, L. Burbank, C. Kennimore. PEP BAND PLAYS VICTORY SONG TILLAMOOK'S LARGEST BAND PRODUCED Music was sweet indeed from the Tillamook High School Band. Enrollment swelled in a mighty crescendo, and hard -working director, Edwin Kaphammer, received welcomed aid from new assistant director, Graham Perry, to make rehearsals run like a Strauss waltz. Highlights of the year were the Christmas Con- cert and the Spring Concert. The bands, the full band and the lively pep band, had pep ratings of high -c for their per- formances at home games and pep assemblies. lt was a memorable year and a fine tribute to the direction of Mr, Kaphammer and Mr. Perry N' f XX ,W X. xxx . , i xv , x ' F' N 'iU.f x A h: ' gk. :I f X Y 1? -px : .. -ff 'ex L .Ui Angra' A X. aj - N Nj 4 2 ' 1 -2 ww- f I I f Qi ff , ig k fr fl 5 1 'M S 1 i f A Z 4 U 5 i 1 V. I v be, Y The night of the bi IW' if ,ggi if 1 V 1 B my asmlmmuf 1 lfmwmma 5HMMMNlffMM3wm3 .J mf Hd' ,fn if? I MOST SENIORS ELECTED FROM CLASS OF '59 mnwm. Moszr LIKELY TO succaso 1- Bob Baty and Judy Rethlefsen MOST TALENTED Leroy Dummer and Suzi Tibbetts ,-9' MOST OUTSTANDING Dierdre Greenway, Andy Fletcher, Ron Buel MOST STUDIOUS Kathy George and Dick Lemery 70 V Hwy--.. BEST PERSONALITY Shirley Stange and Gary Johnson on E at 'it-A CUTEST Gary Vantress and Fannie Gingerich f -J-0 5 51 il E lf? iii MOST ATHLETIC Anita Beeler and Mike Hayes WITTIEST Jim Shartel and Marian Miller Q Sw A Q A BEST FIGURE AND PHYSIQUE Dutch Hoffman and Judy Knutson 'Y' 11 ,,,.n.m A f 'I bi' for fungi J' 3, fill! ,fx ,pw ig... f 3 -it AQ?-,wer D '29 lf T' lilva? '7' 11 f 'aw- wtivhx .' 1 4 '5 ',' The b1g stretch Is that what they call men? Chant11y Lace Wa Hoo' F1ISt sxght of a man Earth people '7 Stars 8: Strlpes Is Ron 1n town There s room for two Honorary Mouse keters The Lme Up ' 1 T 'HPSTRE TEEN DRAMA WAS STAGE SUCCESS FOR SENIORS RHEEL CAST BACK ROW, L. to R.: C. Chruch, W. Meyer, M. Moore, G. Ackley, S. Simmoms, L. Miller, R. Buel, P.Paynter, L. Smith, F. Proctor, F. Taylor, M. Hiersche, B. Douglas, G. Johnson, D. Banks, R. Pollock FRONT ROW: O. Rawe, C. Creech, L. Reynolds, M. Isanhart, J. Friedland, W. Hill, T. Weber, J. Shartel, C. Rawe, J. Brummel, J. Warren, L. Walker, M. Trammel, G. Weber, G. Ingles, J. Farrens, C. Robinson, B. Pallin, C. Kennemore, D. Miner. The play was the moving story of how a teenager fought for the understanding of his parents and for his own understanding of himself. The most popular scene in the play was the chicken run scene which the picture at the left is reminiscent of, Another scene liked by the audience was the one at the Planetarium. A kind ofspot- lighting was used that made scene changing very quick and easy. ' sg Jzfif 7 's 1 Tv 'Q 0 'Q ff? 2 , :af '5 177 ' 'YA Ui' 1, 1 'iffbx I' 13,1 J 'P' . 4 4 A fs' f A X 7 Q S le. m ., ' .Q A, ,S .ggtquq -,4 , ' AN RFQ W' 1 ' Q x . 'z TILLA-HIS COOKS, CUSTODIAL STAFF SERVED WELL wfff' MW - KN. COOKS, Left to Right: Frances Anderson, Alma Vellingo, May Ross, Elsie Noteboom KIT CHEN HELPERS, BACK ROW, Left to Right: K. Libsock, R. Hatfield, I. Gering, L. Waggerby, L. Armentrout, C. Applebee, K. Hopkins, K. Doty, J. Thun, R. Rogers, M. Hopper, M. Short, B. Teninty. FRONT ROW: M. Laakso, M. Gering. Lester Edwards Tilla-hi's favorite period of the day is the noon hour when hungry students storm the lunch room. Serving the food were: Frances Anderson, Alma Vellingo, May Ross, Elsie Noteboom, and head cook Mrs. Ruby Fellows Elmer Ellerbroek Clyde Thompson William Blunden if HOMECOMING QUEEN FANNIE I 78 is ,U Y Q 'I 2 ROYALTY ADDED TO DRAMA OF SCHOOL LIFE h SENIOR BALI. COURT QA-- Queen Norma and her escort Larry Parknr Kmg Mxke Iand hrs date Boruta Nerlsen MARCH OF DIMES COURT SE MOOKS INAUGURATED TO T Y V BY COACH DANIELS N asap Left to Rlght, BACK ROW Coach Ron Danrels, M Hayes L Hoffman, C Rawe, T Tone, Asst Coach Jack Ho gan THIRD ROW M Watk1ns,D Pohtte, T Weber, P Nuppenau, G Spencer C Robmson SECOND ROW Manager Larry Wohlsem, D Dolecheck, B Martrnsen, J Martm, K Slyter S Mad1son FRONT ROW G Van tress, L Lawrence, G Johnson, J Shartel, J Brummel, and F Olson Not Pxctured R Schwerzer Final TYV League Standings MOOKS WIN 3 West Linn Oregon City McMinnville Forest Grove Lake Oswego Dallas .... Tillamook . St. Helens . Tigard . . . Newberg . The Cheesemaker grid squad with a new coach Ron Daniels and a new system in the single wing had a very successful year in terms of experience and showed much promise for next year The Mooks also had a new assistant coach in Jack Hogan. The team came in seventh in the TYV league and placed three men on the TYV all-star team with honorable mention. Mike Hayes made the state shrine team and was chosen most valuable and most inspira- tional player by his teammates. 84 The lull before the storm, as the strains of the Star Spangled Banner drift across the gridiron at Tilla-Hi before the Cheese- makers enter battle against another strong TYV League foe Don Politte, a hard charging Tillamook lineman steels himself to bring down a New- berg ball-carrier as the Mooks topple the Tigers 14 to 0. if Coaches t, ,gf-m A LEFT TO RIGHT: Duglas Duffy, frosh coachg Al Goertzen, JV coachg Tony Dooher, backfield coachg Jack Hogan, line coachg Ron Daniels, head coach. N? Mooks Tallied 4 Win-5 Loss Season Tillamook 12-Dallas '7 Win came in last seconds of play on pass from Baty to Politte. Forest Grove 20-Tillamook 6 Jim Brummel struck pay dirt, but the Vikings proved too strong. Tillamook l4-Newberg O Olson and Brummel moved almost at will. Lake Oswego 32-Tillamook O Too much accurate passing by Smythe. Oregon City 'I-Tillamook 6 Scared league leading Oregon City on this one. Game was won by Mooks but winning T D. nullified by clipping penalty. St. Helens 12-Tillamook 6 Mud covered field slowed Mook of- fense. McMinnville 36-Tillamook l4 Tillamook fought backfrom 18-Ohalf- time deficit to come within one yard of going ahead in a wide-open home- coming tilt that ended in adisastrous fourth quarter. Tillamook 14-Tigard 6 Olson and Martin pulled inthe points. West Linn 19-Tillamook O Lion's win gave them a berth in the state tourney. Mook defense led by Mike Hayes held the strong Lions to a scoreless first half. Q Gary Vantress Fred Olson Jack Martin Co-captain, 12 points 6 points 18 points 51 fs T4Pr::- 6,33 Q' A- .r 504 it Don Politte Ben Martinsen Mike Watkins 12 points ' l f 44 1 Y K Jim Bfummel Gary Robinson Ken Slyter TYV Honorable Mention 24 points 86 Larry Lawrence nn- f ,. ,I Lv Carl Rawe ! '4 A ' , YF, ref - ,, ,H , on X ,MW , 'Tia' . .. L -,,,,,! Coach Ron D aniels 'W , I 4'4Q , T'1?51f4QifvaTM ' f N , , 5 ufff' . 1 -4 X 52 Q A ,ig wx 4 Q J. V'.'S AND FROSH GAINED EXPERIENCE IN '58 SEASON - - Q , - O- In fr. '-fw' , lc 5 f' ,R Pi x J. ' f ' CHEESEMAKERS WERE STRONG CONTEN 'dugg TILLAMOOK CHEESEMAKERS, Left to Right are: Ron Buel, Fred Olson, Mike Hayes, Bob Baty, Dave Leuthold, Glenn Warren, Coach Tony Dooher, Larry Hoffman, Roy Warren, Leon Thompson, Dan Hof fert, and Steve Krake. The Tillamook hoop team had the most successful season in eight years, both in the win-loss column and prestige-wise. The squad opened play with seven straight victories and at that time were one of the four undefeated teams in the state. Coach Dooher guided the Mooks to a pre-league victory over Evergreen and a double win over Ashland. Then the squad defeated St. Helens in the TYV jamboree, 14-8. Going into league action they opened with victories over Oswego and Newberg and then whipped highly touted Tigard and McMinnville teams by large margins. Then came the blow that sent the Cheesemak- ers reeling into a slump. The Tilla-hi cage crew journeyed to the Oregon City gym to receive a disas- trous 45-42 defeat. They carrie back to defeat West Linn and then in a thrilling contest, in a packed gymnasium, lost first place to St. Helens by a score of 59-51. The Mooks squeaked by Forest Grove then lost to Dallas and Oswego in contests which were decided in the last minute of play. Then the Cheesemakers edged Newberg, and followed this with a 68-62 win over Tigard, in which Dutch Hoff- man got 24 points. The McMinnville Grizzlies defeated Dooher's hoopers 53-48 but the team revenged an earlier loss by tromping Oregon City 74-42, Bob Baty hit a Tillamook scoring record in that game by getting 31 points Next, the Cheesemakers belted West Linn but then Bill Adams.and his St. Helens crew knocked them out of a state tournament berth. The Mooks came back to defeat Forest Grove but lost to Dallas. 90 IN TYV Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Tillamook Till, Avera 49 58 56 50 42 51 62 42 49 51 35 48 54 50 68 48 74 70 61 61 65 1139 ' ge 54.2 Evergreen Ashland Ashland Oswego Newberg Tigard McMinnville Oregon City West Linn St. Helens Forest Grove Dallas Oswego Newberg Tigard McMinnville Oregon City West Linn St. Helens Forest Grove Dallas Opponents 1032 XN A! fx ' x ?..' S- 2 ..Ns K -l ,lj, 44 1 if 'L f X. . .V A .1 ek X .-'jjj ' F XX Co-captains and leading scorers for the Cheesemak- ers were Bob Baty and Larry Dutch Hoffman shown above . Player Pos. Bob Baty F Larry Hoffman C Roy Warren F Steve Krake G Fred Olsen G Leon Thompson G Dan Hoffert G Glen Warren F Dave Leuthold C Mike Hayes F Ron Buel G Team St. Helens McMinnville Oswego Tillamook Tigard Dallas Forest Grove West Linn Oregon City Newberg Opp. Average 49. 1 91 G. FT. FTA. 20 48 78 20 119 221 20 39 61 20 35 56 20 35 54 20 17 26 17 11 21 18 7 12 8 2 7 8 2 2 7 1 3 TYV League Standings W 17 15 13 11 9 9 8 6 4 0 TP. 246 221 177 134 125 75 41 26 6 4 1 Avg. 12.3 11.1 8.9 6.7 6.3 3.8 2.4 1.4 0.8 0.5 0.1 L 1 3 5 7 9 9 10 12 14 18 'W if 1.41 Fred Olson Larry Hoffman Coach Tony Dooher 7.3517 'las iQ!-H-nv Dan Hoffert The largest crowd of the year at the St. Helens Glenn Warren Ron Buel Manager Robert Pollock I 9-.N ,Q U IW-9 1..1 Q an uv--' Bob Baty Roy Warren game watches intently for the opening jump. Jim Shartel Mike Hayes X KW., Qfiff E ff in 5: K it ,i,f , , K. 1 5? Ste ve Krke iz: E yn if 25' Leon Thompson Dave Leuthold COACH DUFFEY LEADS TEAM TO WINNING RECORD B Squad STANDING Wayne H111 .hm Thompson, Ken Slyter, George CIIHIOH L to R Gary Spencer, Coa Duffey, Ken Dyson, John Whlte, Butch Duffy, T1m D1xon, Ken K1ll1an KNEELING Manager Larry S1lva Coach Dug Duffey's J V s had come back strong 1n the second half to record a 12 8 record at deadhne t1'ne of the annual Game scores follow QJV 's scores are fll'St, T111 Cath 53 44 T111 Cath , 54 59 Evergreen, 53 26 Oswego 43 49, Oswego, 64 41, Newberg, 46 48 Newberg, 61 32 T1gard, 37 42 T1gard, 54 61 McM1nnv1lle 53 63 and 58 34, Oregon C1ty 47 39 and 78 52, West Lmn, 43 37 and 55 54 St Helens, 41 39 and 51 88 Forest Grove, 49 47 and 58 54, and Dallas 55 56 Frosh STANDING Wally Woolfolk Casey Jones Bobby Thomas, Steve Sm1th, Russel Pye, Coach Goertzen Mark Sather Alex Hoffert Bob R1tCh1e J1m Carver, Manager Charles Sprlnger KNEELINC Graham Brunes Robert O1 son, Ron Morey, N1CkY T1bbetts, Gary Fmtcher, Dav1d Baud Coach Al Goe1tzen led the frosh squad to a successful and prom1s1ng 12 4 season The Frosh defeated New berg, 68 48 Oswego 51 37 T1gard, 47 39 McM1nnv1l1e 49 48 F Grove, 65 44, Se3S1de, 59,50 39 Neah Kah N1e, 47 49 29 30 T C H S B S 33 28, Nest , 38,49 36,29 The lost to Dallas 39 37, St Helens, 54 29 Ore C1ty, 52 42, and T C H B 's 33 28 H H Z . ' , . . . . . . - I. .: . ch GOERTZEN'S FROSH TEAM HAD 12-4 SEASON U S' I 3- - S' l. . . .C-' ,S - l' I . , -.-nl - .- -- - . - -- .Aol - ,Y 'K .' Ps . Y . ,f?'02 I. ' 2' 3 g ,, 1'- Q A ' ga v I N S, R1 5 ,i -- Q- . 1 4 Qi ,, Ju Af x Q -Q it xii CJ Y ,. 4 ' ' , f Q5 3 . 'cl , , ,- yr ii -:,s,,- x I1 4 r ,b,5:.....'- V ' 'Qi 'Gt MX: w. ! If I A. R., Z 1 T '13 ,db 5- .4 'ef '49 x KJ LJ 1 I' Q 5 ii , ' Y A INDIVIDUALS PICTURED WITH WEIGHTS AND POINTS fl-Ieavy-weight Frank Emmeneger not pictured, has 21 112 pts. at deadline timel E B. Warren, 114 lbs. Moore, 98 lbs. Tupper, 122 lbs. Hediger, 156 lbs 32 1X2 points 25 U2 pts. 26 pts. 24 pts. Machen, 147 lbs. Schweizer, 177 lbs. Butler, 140 lbs. G. Warren, 105 lbs 24 pts. 21 pts. 20 1X2 pts. 21 U2 pts. Wohlsem, 105 lbs. Nuppenau, 165 lbs. M. Lawrence, 129 lbs. Burden 135 lbs. 16 1X2 pts. 11 1,f2 pts. 10 pts. 7 pts. TUUFHST JUFUHIUQTIUU 154, - ., I I -S f5,,,,fV- ! , IME' 'X fff x, ,:ki . 'L'4 . fm F 1 :pf X.. f 4: 5 of! 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I . 1 Congratulations FISHER BROTHERS X X X X X X X X X X X X 3 S FURNITURE Don't He D ject d Abc t To r Nloney Pr ble WESTCOAST FINANCE COMPANY 313 Laurel Tillamook W E5 MORRIS SUPPLY CO BUEL HARDWARE CO P t Wallp er gratulat on t th Cl f59 Tools Sportlngf' d Cifts Hou are M ft b ay your U ur V 313 IIO Prosperous and Successful I 2 2 Mom X KIMMEL S HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE I904 Third ia lae et o VI 2 4204 HERMAN S MEN S STORE The Store Thai Covers the Male Population 'fu 18 T Trad atlng Cl ANDERSON S FLORIST 2'l08 Third Street Co grat latl n o 59 THE MODE FASHION SHOP For the Misses and Mrs e e . u to the ' Cl s of '59 u I O ms l Z W, I LQ V21 ain s, ap , Con i s o e asso ' , ' ,oo s, 1' , sew s. e e . A ........ ' ..... 2 ' T'1l moolvs rg sr Selection of Housewares, lfxclusiv Gif s, and Imp rts. Y Orchids 0 The ' nt 31 no o e m ' U I ' ass Class f ' A 'I 4 1 .r x ' f PACIFIC BOTTLING C0 715 Main Avenue Tillamook Ore Larry S Iva Evelyn Schofneld Debbie James FVERYTHING MUSICAL 2I'l0 3rd Street Tillamook Ore WARNER MUSIC CO ORANG A Pepsl Cola Nesbitt Orange Squirt ll XXX KMGQ Clnquot Club PGCIIIC Beverage PUD Wlllle Wlredhand Says 'tal I Tillamook PUD was the originator of low Lost electric power in Tlllamook County We are continuing to set the pace not only in price but in dependable service For your Listening, Dancing, and too. 906 lllain Phone: VI 2-2535 Romancing pleasure. Latest News Latest tunes KTIL I M S ELLIOT PORTMANN INSURANCE AGENCY 2016 2nd Street Tillamook Oregon Complete Insurance Protection Phone Victor 2 2801 li I 1+ i FOXKIN FI LATIONS TO TIIF CLASS OP 59 4 III lt! en: 10 ? victor 2 6564 H.g+,w.,y North KASERVILLE GROCERY o 1,5 QI NH PACIFIC POWER 8. LIGHT CO Dependable electric service - COXFRXTI I XTIONS T0 IIIF At low cost too fl lsg OP 1959 Tlllcmoolc Oregon JOHNSON S APPAREL SHOP 6 k, Y' . X X Sb ! I 5 . F . 'vff+r,rwaLwfmw--in.'+:f,nyfmWmwwnq-'pfP:,+UM6g -w UM,H.- W Ulu, Timmy ,,,,A- . ...,,.. N. ....,,, M...m.mN ....,........ ,, Wumuu Uhmu. .., 4w4M?WHi + .3:3':7!fZ!5:3:3: iifiii: F fififfi EI5FifIi11?3:3r5: if': j3gyyQQ: Q QJQXHFW: 'Y ' H F 3131137527'!5:3Z3fi33f3533 ' A ' ' A A K ' ' 37 fikiiihif 2 :QQQEEIIEIIESZIf1l1EIE1EI2 '13 ,gQHfgQ: . Q 721fiIfI'fZffff1EfE1251553213 ' if,-ffffjfE1i1ffE1il2E2EfE5Z- -. g1g1fQQQq j ':f,.'..fjff'21fCE2i1f!E2EiS1E1 rl -ff..-..ff-I-fIffEf9f?iff:5ffff ff ep A 3 g1:+:Q:f:m:3:5:5: ' xgqgggg: Q 'giifcffiifiniifififlf :L Pviiiiiff . .A,, -,M , . ,V 1 S. + , to I , B o f ' x I I I - I I I , f 1 I ' f I . 1 ,f L I Q . I 1 For Style Quallty Fut THE SHOE B OX I Smart styles for everyone 305 Mann Ave Tillamook Oregon Vl 2 6462 Your Checkerboard H Store to Mad. '::'4 'V FEED URINA ,ncuows SEEDS N.-,-,:,'f SUPPLIES FARMER S SUPPLY CO Tillamook Oregon NGfIOI1dlly AdVeI'flSed LIIISS S TFFNA PAIGF SHIP IN SHORF 303 Paclflc Ave BOBBIE BROOKS JI D1 ROIND IXQRFT FRIT71 Tillamook Oregon VANITY FAIR ROCFRS SACKLEY S Phone Victor 2 2362 214 Mum Ave Tillamook sv RVICF IS OUR HUSHNFQS Compllments of DR ROBERT MacGlLLlVRAY KENWOOD PRESS Optometrist Prlntlng Stationery Office Hours Llthographlng 9 30 To 5 Except 106 Mann Ave 2106 Thurd St V12 4331 Wed 81501 tol Tillamook Ore OO 96 9 996 99 THE MANSSHOP OOO For the best ln young men s apparel We give TILLAMOOK BOWLING LAN ES Lunch Counter and Refreshments et s Learn to Bowl 90 ,Q o 4 Q 4 o 4 o o Q o o o o o Q oo 9 8 H freen Stamps 3rd and Mann Curly and Dot Cramer Victor 2 6301 - . - . . I 1 g T . L . ,I Ja V o'5-- - , . I Q - H . .ff . I ' ' A E - 9 YP? ' I 1 :I 1 l l ' . I : ' . l l ' , . ' ' Q 1 ' :'l y .. :':':X. . . , . t 3 Q ' . ' Q . , 0 A O 0 , . 6 IIL I n . ' 1 Q 9 - O . - CLOUGH REXALL DRUG II4 Mann Avenue Tillamook Oregon Congratulatlons to the Senlors FISHER S LINEN SHOPPE I906 First Street Tillamook For a q uck s lunch Q Oran eve I gs ack X-N ED RIDDERBUSCH S'Z,'1.f..'I L'f,' f 122l2 14, Insurance I9I0 Fifth Street LIFF INSI RANCF AND WU INFQ PI AN? HONIE OF THF' lxINf SIZF BIRGFR GABBY'S DRIVE IN Highway IOI North VI 26I7I Tlllamoolc Oregon Tlllamoolc OYGQOI1 Closed Wednesday Ball and VI 2 4752 Bea Steele PENN EY ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY' Your frxendly one stop famlly shopplng center for over 35 years CONTR ATI LATIOINS TO CLASS OF 1959 Smart Students lNever Forget Thelr A B C s Always lnslst on our VI 2 2333 20ll 3rd St Better more careful fleanlng for your school clothes STRANAHAN'S CLEANERS LAUNDRY W J MCCREADY LUMBER CQMPANY WITH ALL THX GFTTIM' 2l6 Sflllwell Ave CET I NDFRSTANDHNG T'll0m00k Oregon Congratulatlons Ray Foster Manager t th vu 2 2772 vu 2 6539 0 e Class of 1959 NORRIS Sc to S1 00 STORES Tillamook s Leading Variety Store 205 Mann Avenue . ' Y Y 1 K 1 - 9 ' as 1 - . , 2 - 0 o u r 7 , ,J 1- v vn 1 ,l . l 1 I I A I . I - . Cd USED CARS JR 0 Q. C A ANDERSON MOTOR COMPANY HAWKINS AND JAMES M r1'gG Ph VI 2 9 R FIRST NATIONAL BANK so oos: Sl-loss THE BOOTERY f 9 First National Bank of Oregon M la fFD Olds- a . Sales and Service C . N N V Automotive, Electrical, and Carburetor Service 416 ain Ave. Spo in oods one -445 For your every shoe need G Latest styles at lowest prices Congratulations Q. to the nl Class o '5 Tillamook Branch em ero . .l.C. STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS Congratulations to the Seniors HART BROTHERS Congratulatxons to Class of 1959 rom AJ AX ELECTRIC CO 1804 Flrsf Street ' 4-N ' V w . ' . . 0 . s. I .5 ' - ' ':. a -, Car Truck . 1 Fire Casualty , '- Liqbilify Preferred Rates Life '. -' for Preferred Rlsks FARMER s INSURANCE ' . GROUP VI 2-4143 - 1 s 1 , . - y t 1 s : , ' I e 1 0.0 'I . . I .',.l s ,I .Q spine s ' 1. 5 ' n ' MODEL CROWN DRY CLEANERS For that well pressed Iook Tlllqmogk Oregon FIFSI' SI' VI 2 Local and Long dlstance movmg Storage Packmg ca TILLAMOOK MAYFLOWER 2315 Suxth Sf Tillamook CONDIT B R Russell Tillamook Oregon SAVIN S Fresh Baked Corner of ls? and Stlllwell v 4 MEKKERS AND REDMEN Plumbing 8- Hecmng Fowler Ilater Heaters Amerlcan Standard Fixtures Phone VI 2 6353 I802 lst Sf Tillamook Oregon f Y Goods Daily V -x Q K A . ' A l .Q I . f' I - . X I, - I X- -ia 1.91 Y T -!, vAuPEL's For Drugs Prescription Specialist The lfriemlly Drug Store 102 Thin XI 2 2612 'I xllimook Ure STEWART'S SUPER MARKET CONCH4 TCLA TIONS CLASS OF 1959 5, :sux-z -:iii i , 9 f 14 Wilson Rodd just I ist of the I urgroumls NORRIS 54 to S1 STORES 1 Llx 0tt1n Pt unrlerstinclm Fon ralulntzorzs to tlzf flass fm 9 70: Ulm Kve illi'iI1l00ix Ore ron COLLEGE A PORTABLE CAREY S I X 8 Xppliance Repair iw-WH I- A L I I .N . ' I l ' .- Q5 ' . ' 'IQ 'Ja I - 7 E 2 :Q Lil i -- 7 , ' . 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T f, 7 I 1:4 A ,, H 1 232525252255222232fi52222222522E552g2gzgsg2a211' - F W 2 A 2:2:2:515g5g2g2gi522225252E2E322E2:2:2:3:2g2:1 -'-11212212 'H 1E5EfE5E5E1E1E2E3E5i5EgE2QE3E2iE5EfE5E5E51' -- .I ' .fl ' 32i22252if2f52222252E2E2 - T -- Q , ,1 1 E523252552525232325232325212QE2525E5E5E522E5E3E5EfEfE1E2. . , I NX ' .. ,M Hot Press Plywood Nhrme Plywood Spec lalty I umbers Plvwood Sheathmg ff?-55 3 X un Xxenue Illlimoolx XI V 6133 re TILLAMOOK MOTOR CO S1Ies S Service Ford Nlercurv Imcoln Ford trucks 8. tr actors DUTCH MILL MMM Congritulfations tothe CI'1sQ of ' Friendly service : Qualify foods Convemenf locahon 111 J Chicken O Steaks O Sea foods BIG CHEESE GRILL BOB S MOBIL SERVICE Mobllgas Snappy Service Complete Recapping K Lubrication 409 Xlaln XI 2 6222 e store that has '1 complete Ime of I iims Cameras DORIAN S STUDIO FIRESTONE STORES Iqhe Home of uahty Xlerchandlse Philco Television fxaflms flppliarzceg Firestone Tires Firestone lxelzeating 208 Mum Phone 2 2373 qafsghevh 1904 Second bt XI 7 1416 MONTGOMERY WARD I'1II'1ITIO0Ix Ore on luv' 43---'11 I 2 -4 I3u1IrI1n Xlfxtermlq M uI1IJIe LAMB SCHRADER C0 7 Flr he XI S 1 . 1 L 1 1 L 66f79,, l I A . 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I 2-QTT SUNSET GARAGE , Plymouth-Dodge-Chrysler S A c o ,, Sam SHVS 814 'Ham Avenue VI 2 9059 Co oruard auth the gewwe I-mst Om ard look Iualzty Products lconomy Przces A F CCATS LUMBER CO 1 ----l...,, Foot of Nlaln Tlllfxmook Ore Home of Reddy Servzce lil IIome of Fmer Dry f'Ie'1ners Iloth Proo mg 'kAlteratzons II eather Proo mg 'Repairs 'kllrapes 'Leather Re znzshzng Druve In Service DON PARSON CLEANERS 2309 3rd Sr XI 2 6304 DCROTHY'S SHOPPE Xlfztermls Drfxpery '7 Iatterne Ilam ve 730'I FIN DP RAL LAND lHNx IOANS Low Interest Rafe Long Term qervlng 'I 1ll imook Ind Clfxtsop f OIIIIIICQ Lyle gpecht gee Treas T1II1mooIx Oregon NATIONAL FARM LOAN ASSN lr'-.I 611-I LEEDO FLORAL C0 Heautz ul forsages Cut I'l0lL8fS nr Ill Occaszonc Green Plante 11011 erml., llants Shop Phone S 81 I'I freenhouee Green K 8- M REPAIR f omplete Xutomotne Iiepurxn or Iuneufs I ont I nI X1 n XII mu' IIICCIIIIIICQ I1oIcI Illster Iechnlcl ms f CFIIIIC xtee Managed by Cllff KIlngIer and Roy Milner 7101 I ourth Street i I w if ' 77 ' f . , . '. , . , -03 -1 , , ' -3 V I . . I :I . ss ll V ' I . - f . I ii gg iw v . U , I l U YI 2-23,11 Stamps YI 2-11953 I , g ' f , 1 ' ' g IIOI mp- r 'I c ,- I'g in gi g : Ph. YI 2- F I I SUPPORT CAME FROM THESE FIRMS PACIFIC BOOKKEEPING 8a TAX SERVICE MCKENZIE Sa HADLEY MOTOR COMPANY TILLAMOOK PORTLAND AUTO FREIGHT TILLAMOOK IMPLEMENT COMPANY TILLAMOOK ANIMAL CLINIC ARNETTA 'S BEAUTY SALON CAMEO BEAUTY PARLOR MCINER.NEY'S JEWLERY if ?S S HYSMITI-I'S HARDWARE HEADLIGHT HERALD TOT 8a TEEN SHOP NOLL APPLIANCE WINDSOR HOTEL FRIENDLY SHOP J. L. BESTER WESTERN AUTO ELDEE AUTOGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS