Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1957 volume:

ofh JLiAjiAiSL) NAME __ ADDRESS SCHOOL_ CLASS Yearbook of VERNONIA UNION HIGH SCHOOL Vernonia, Oregon yeatbook EDITOR JAMES DAVIS PHOTOGRAPHER--------RICHARD FLETCHER ASST. EDITORS ----------SALLY BIGGS JUDY CANTWELL JULIA WAITE ARTIST AND FEATURE EDITOR-RON ANDEREGG ASST. FEATURE EDITOR-----CAROLYN HEATH BUSINESS STAFF ADVISORS DONNA BUCKLEY JAMES LAMB JANICE PEARSON CAROL RAY MARLENE SHAFER MRS. BOLMEIER MR. MCENTIRE SPORTS1 EDITOR LARRY JOHNSON COVER DESIGN RON ANDEREGG e, the staff of the 1957 Memolog, dedicate this volume to the youth of America and to our student body as a means of asserting our faith in the young people of our country. e believe that the sunburst, theme of this year's book, is symbolic of the light of knowledge bursting on the youth of this land through the gift of education made possible for us all. 5 Student (Council Seated, around table, left to right: M. Mullins, freshman president; B. Howard, sophomore president; B. Drips, s.b. vice-president; J. Thompson, s.b. secretary; D. Holsey, s. b. president; C. Ray, s.b. treasurer; J. Bush, senior president; D. Tunnell, junior president. Standing: S. Dehart, freshman representative; J. Thompson, sophomore representative; J. Bush, junior representative; Mr. Moran, advisor; J. Davis, senior representative. -S7tudent IZodtf O'-fjfjicet President Don Holsey Vice-president Robert Drips Secretary Joyce Thompson Treasurer Carol Ray Senior Representative James Davis Junior Representative Jon Bush Sophomore Representative Janice Thompson Freshman Representativi Sunny DeHart o o ■(idm ini5tta tlon EUGENE E. DOVE Superintendent ORA BOLMEIER Dean of Girls English Psychology 7aculti HAROLD McENTIRE Vice-Principal Mathematics CAROLYN FEASEY ROBERT KELLY Art Chorus 8 MARJORIE BASSETT Home Economics DEANE DOWLING Commercial WILLIAM JOHNSON Band CHARLES CREAMER World History American History Driver Training £a K WELCOME RLMBAUGH Industrial Arts Agriculture MYRON VLCEK Athletic Director American Problems Boys' P. E. THOMAS STEYAERT Science Chemistry Physics ANN WESTERBERG Office Secretary 9 HERBERT BENDER DONNA BUCKLEY Qjul Qjvww JERROLD BUSH DEE ANN COOK t A I COTTON VICTORIAN CROSSAN 6t4A- Z JAMES DAVIS ROBERT CROWSTON DELORES DAVIS ROBERT DRIPS I? UlLtf ROY ELLIOTT LARRY JOHNSON ESTHER KYSER c-— JANICE HOYT DENNIS JEPSON ARTHUR LAMPING JAMES MCFARLAND GLENDA NORMAND MARGARET MINER RICHARD O'BRIEN KENNETH PEDERSON CAROL RAY MARJORIE REYNOLDS DONALD SIEDELMAN ROBERT SWEITZER JOYCE THOMPSON LAUREL WYCKOFF RUBY WELLS JACALYN HIGLEY Blow Man Blow )u Name It.. . )u Can Have It The Bodies Beautifu ?Usi ofi 1957 Bottom to top, left to right: D. Davis, M. Miner, J. Garner, V. Crossan, L. Stiff, M. Shafer, J. Hoyt, C. Niemela, C. Ray, B. Sauer, J. Thompson, F. Hire, E. Kyser. Second row: Mrs. Bolmeier, advisor, D. Cotton, A. Lamping, R. Sweitzer, B. Drips, M. Reynolds, L. Anderson, L. Wyckoff, D. Cook, G. Normand, R. Wells. Third row: J. McFarland, R. Elliot, M. Bailey, K. Pederson, H. Bender, D. O'Brien, D. Fletcher, R. Anderegg, J. Davis. Fourth row: B. Barlow, A. Fowler, L. Johnson, D. Holsey, D. Siedelman, D. Jepson, J. Bush. Ofifrceti Left to right: Mrs. Bolmeier, advisor; Robert Sweitzer, sgt.-at-arms; Betty Sauer, secre- tary, Jerry Bush, president; Janice Garner, treasurer; Richard Fletcher, sgt. -at-arms; Larry Johnson, vice-president. 18 I0.5 5 of 1958 Bottom to top, left to right: M. Millis, P. Hays, J. Fetherston, J. Cantwell, J. Sullivan, J. Pearson, D. Bernardi, C. Anderson, H. Mills, J. Waite, C. McKinney, S. Lindsley. Second Row: Mr. Rumbaugh, advisor, J. Dever, J. Lamb, J. Howard, J. Buckner, L. Titus, D. Meyer, L. Graves, C. Heath, C. Sharar. Third Row: D. Siebel, P. Weidman, L. Akers, G. Siedelman, L. Garlock, L. Allen, J. Dinger, A. York, R. Haverland, A. Barger. Fourth Row: J. Livengood, S. Kirkbride, D. Tunnell, W. Shafer, M. Knoll, G. Strong, D. Brady, B. Helvie. O'({jicet Seated: C. McKinney, treasurer; D. Tunnell, president; D. Bernardi, secretary. Standing: J. Howard, sgt.-at-arms; A. Bager, vice-president; Mr. Rumbaugh, advisor; J. Pearson, sgt.-at-arms. 19 oft 1959 Bottom to top, left to right: N. Haverland, J. Cox, E. Kyser, B. Kyser, C. Hult, L. Lamping, D. Wilson, J. Ridling, C. Graham, V. Cox, L. Schmidlin, L. Ridout, D. Paul. Second Row: Mr. Creamer, Mrs. Bassett, Advisors, J. Thompson, K. Fleeter, J. Bush, P. Kennedy, S. Pollock, J. Thomas, S. Biggs, J. Sozoff, V. Johnson, M. Bryant, J. Kirkbride, O. Thomas. Third Row: D. Crowston, R. Kennedy, W. Langston, C. Chambliss, D. Linn, L. Harmon, R. Lloyd, M. Orr, C. Garlock, S. McKee, J. Olson, L. Hickman, M. Mask, E. Stiff, T. McFarland, fourth Row: D. Savage, D. Effert, O. Enevoldsen, R. Gallager, P. Wikstrom, D. Paul, G. Smith, D. Gouge, G. McFarland, J. Nanson, B. Howard, B. Hawkins, R. Pelster, B. Elliot, R. Huntemen, T. Fisher. Seated: E. Stiff, vice president; B. Howard, president; C. Garlock, secretary. Standing: T. McFarland, sgt.-at-arms; Mr. Creamer, Mrs. Bassett, Co-Advisors; R. Hunteman, treasurer. 20 (?Uii ofi I960 Bottom to top, left to right: C. Bryant, R. Patterson, V. Thompson, V. Brissett, D. Savage, J. Strong, R. Daniel, C. Davy, P. Bowerman, S. DeHart, C. McKenney, P. Long. Second Row: Mr. McEntire, advisor, G. Kamholz, L. Akers, F. Jacobs, M. Long, C. Dinger, J. Towne, P. McEntire, C. Cotton, J. Thompson, M. Thomas, L. Livengood. Third Row: G. Justice, L. Ridling, D. Rose, M. Shafer, J. Barlow, F. Bender, W. Kirkbride, T. Bodenhamer, E. Jones, G. Miner, M. Mullins, D. Aldrich. Fourth Row: J. Lindsley, C. Davis, D. Bellingham, L. Buckner, D. Rodiger, L. Higley, R. Weidman, P. Miller, L. Pelster, F. Thomas, G. Barlow, L. Welch. O' jfacet 3 Seated P. McEntire, treasurer; M. Mullins, president, J. Strong, secretary. Standing: F. Bender, sgt.-at-arms; Mr. McEntire, advisor; D. Aldrich, vice-president; G. Barlow, sgt.-at-arms. 21 AlemoLo Editor James Davis Artist Feature Editor Ron Anderegg Not pictured Carolyn Heath Asst. Feature Editor Business Staff Carol Ray Marlene Shafer Janice Pearson Not pictured Donna Buckley James Lamb Assistant Editors Sally Biggs Julia Waite Judy Cantwell Sports' Editor, Larry Johnson Photographer Richard Fletcher Advisors Mrs. Bolmeier Mr. Me Entire LOGGERS END SEASON WITH 18-6 WH TIGERS TO SHARE CRL TITLE WITH I jE plans for AY NOV. 12TH manager; Janice Pearson as de, too sophisticated for f “Scrub Woman”; Pen-s Peggy, sport enthus lof her “grandmother Tantwell as Marilyn, should do as the bor”; Wayne Shaf-JkT fficient stage man rlln old on his hands; dTTlj) 7. as Harold, all gringer and elec , 1 lit ' ((■PP school BUGLE 0i 'ohn, draamer m nvilling “star”; Miss Smith, M nd very seri-anab as Mr. I, school principal with se Paint Longings”; Jon fcgs Mr. Change, newspaper with “coach” on his l cy Lloyd as Mrs. John ■ r and ardent admirer Nwjde”; Julia Waite and Wteaih as Mrs. Will and Mob zealous members of t Hen York as Mr. Snell J father, stern candidate W. school board and Gary ' Men Siedelman as ithy as happy Darlene -Bernardi an ru li were chosen, female lead ir play. The s| ar« as follo j Jim LivcA ticket chairir elf as an ar I Jim. ig ■ | jfl fc-:. VOLUME HIGH SCHOOL COM! twirp week be. clas ■th and ends la Badie Hawkins mus Bght ths 17th. titla Eangeroo Court of fc Bunish all girls wil ■he boys. Boys the M Jhings will Hmi arry In to nigl NO SCHOOL NO SCHOOL Junior Play. Joyce Thompson k girls Business Manager do°’l or thcil GENERAL MOTORS OFFER SCHOLARSHIPS cast for the lice starts member 12. Vernonia High School senior students are being offered an opportunity to compete in the General .Motors National Scholarships Plan, according to Mr. Dove principal. JjHwjlan initiated early in 1955, college iBf the successful con-f'‘c and in any field rftay select. The 20 | I Ihe first two year,? ;fl| Jrd in 69 colleges 9 I i 'u°ir career bbj I W ’ ering. m I jourri I chang-.‘presen-.11 from I is. Robi eergea U Ron Anderegg NEW Art Editor from plan; un- Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Fluke, former students of VUHS are the proud parents of a baby boy, born October 30, 1956. They named him Kevin Darrell. He weighs 9 pounds. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell McKee of Vernonia, are the proud parents of a baby girl, born November 3, 1956. They namsd her Lori Sally Biggs Feature Editor in uiuci 10 ent2r tne com for a General Motors [ ;; ‘EDITOR DITOR -EDITOR HTOB — IB------ __________________ RUBY 'WELLS .................... JIM DAVIS | ------------------ SADLY BIGGS _________________ ALLEN YORK _-------------------JIM PETERS ________________RON ANDEREGG ___PENNY HAYS, MARLENE SHAFER. ICKIEY. VICKI CROSSAN. JAN GARNER. ESTHE HIRE MANAGER------------ BUSINESS MANAGER ON MANAGER the timberline editorial staff MUM THE TTT BUSINESS STAFF JOYCE THOMPSON BETTY SAUER ALLEN YORK OLGA PETERSON Who, in this student body. car. I define “school spirit ’? Most of you will say, “I can but it ,s likely your definition would be quite different from your friends’. This would only be logical, because the words’ school spirit is much like the word democracy’, m that each person expresses the J meaning most intimate and closely related to himself, and all may be right. rest of the things as games? sire to kee around tfa aren’t left take place? These thing?, w Now, at the beginning of thf WToi THE STH1 school year, is the best time f each student to decide w “school spirit” is going to r to him. Will it only mean lot of noise at gay Iso include sr ride in the s nee and in undings? 1 sire to ta •ricular act ou. even A th-trse SCHOOL -li Or Waste oJ . three (3) grade k J two grade pou t ade point f B Ltde points s are m A iW With this, the fix 1956-1357 Timber]! Tjmberlme staff, « offer to ail stud , to express themsel Lons, problems, qi taps. This will a “Voice of a place to all p eec no tor wis and a; great! ■ _ v iti fcrs tdv; TEND ITE Betty Sauer s State op-ni varsity on I lives there Carol Ray. laurel Wy-mav not school of ored by the Melvin Bailey Sports Editor has sorn Asst. Business Manager Auxiliary, fall belt,.. w _ , . . _ Two hundred forty girls from good school record, od GJPA.. the factor .nt most for you is a all over Oregon took part in a mythical state government for In order to bring everyone up to date on what last years seniors are doing, the following list of them and their activities has been compiled: David DeHart, Allen Ade. Stanley Enevoidsen. and Darrell Fluke are working at the Long-Bell Lumber Co. Rick Bush. Margie Marr, and Roy Higlev are attending Western Washington College of Education at Bellingham. Pat Normand Goodman is married to Elmer Goodman. Joyce Mask Johnson is married Th and Carlton Merer Deane Dowling; Ft association. Welcer future Home make; Marjorie Bassett; ] ers association. C Girls League. O Girls Athletic asso Wallace; library clui ger; music club, outdoor club, Han Paul Runyan club, and Carlton Moran: Thomas Stayacrt: council (safety c Creamer. len York change Editor hip and persona! Most of us have a I about accomplish-too], but often only f resolve to apply L saying with much rst impressions arc ions:” While it will ;.placc of continued rough the school ipression made up-ctor this first six the foundation lor of scholarship cul-same time create Dtfonlidence between p.instructor that will easier and more the rest of the instance w lected el your inters poor recomj pioyer to taken by avoiding w portant. There is tant than commenduti trance, how tant factor nation whi know you subjects bes| take others are there o Satisfaction not come tj willing to r MEATS—BKr FRESH V3SJ _____ A: important time es-Aeshmen and sopho serious about the i work. So often senior studntes re-Moriant it is to them r v mm _ J i,'Lrtil row- ieil lo ght: V. Crossan J. Hoyt M. A N I P- Ha9®- s- B‘ggs- � Second row: Miss Petersen, advisor: JR. Wells, J. Garner, A. York, M. Bailey, £TL J. Davis, R. Anderegg $ h School Bottom to top, left to right: J. Thompson, B. Sauer, S. Woolsey, R. Lloyd, J. Bush, M Second row: D. Buckley, J. Thompson, C. Cotton, P. Badley, C. McKenney, P. McEnt Third row: J. Hoyt, F. Thomas, R. Weidman, J. Garner, C. Garlock, T. McFarland, 1 28 Sand. [. Waite, J. Hoyt, L. Pelster, D. Brady, G. Kamholz, C. Ray, M. Bailey. fcgley, S. Kirkbride, W. Kirkbride, D. Bernardi, L. Jones, M. Mask, R. Aldrich, L. Garlock. 29 Git I5 He cl cue MEMBERSHIP COMPOSED OF ALL GIRLS IN SCHOOL. O I Left to right: Janice Hoyt, sgt.-at-arms; Jeanette Olson, secretary; LaureJ Wyckoff, president; Janice Pearson, treasurer; Penny Hays, vice-president; Mrs. Bolmeier, advisor. t I n Left to right: S. Biggs, P. Hays, sgts.-at-arms; P. Kennedy, treasurer; D. Buckley, secretary; J. Fetherston, vice-president; J. Higley, president; Mrs. Bolmeier, advisor. 9 30 Jleacjue MEMBERSHIP CONSISTS OF ALL BOYS ENROLLED IN SCHOOL. Ron Anderegg president O'fifteen Jon Bash vice-president Marion Knoll secretary Don Savage Herb Bender Jerry Bush treasurer sgt.-at-arms sgt. -at-arms 31 (fitI5 'Qthletic -£)5Sociation MEMBERS OF G. A. A. $• O'fifiicetl Left to right: Janice Hoyt, business manager; Joyce Sullivan, treasurer; Judi Cantwell, secretary; Lorene Stiff, president; Helen Mills, vice-president; Carol Ray and Sally Biggs, sergeants-at-arms; Mrs. Wallace, advisor. 32 7.4.-0. First row, left to right: N. Haverland, L. Schmidlin, R. Lloyd, M. Bryant, S. Gibson. Second row: J. Kirkbride, Mrs. Bassett, advisor. 7.7.0. First row, left to right: Miss Petersen, advisor; Carol McKenney, historian; Jim Davis, vice-president; Julia Waite, president; Carolyn Heath, secretary; Ruby Wells, treasurer. Second row: Judy Towne, Leola Anderson, Bill Barlow, Elvin Stiff, Sunny DeHart, Peggy Bower man. 33 Photoycaphij glut Bottom to top, left to right: M. Long, C. Dinger, J. Kirkbride, V. Cox, D. Paul, L. Ridout, D. Wilson, T. McFarland, B. Elliot, L. Welch, F. Jacobs, R. Weidman. Second row: D. Fletcher, A. Fowler, F. Thomas, R. Pelster, W. Lankston, G. Kamholz, L. Garlock, D. Brady, L. Pelster, C. Chamblish, R. Gallagher. Third row: O. Enevoldson, B. Helvie, J. Lindsley, L. Buckner, P. Miller, L. Akers, D. Roediger, D. Cotton, R. Elliott. Cli tence Lu(t Bottom to top, left to right: L. Wyckoff, D. Cook, L. Anderson, D. Davis, F. Hire, M. Reynolds, D. Savage, V. Thompson. Second row: J. Bush, J. Bush, F. Thomas, M. Knoll, B. Helvy, R. Sweitzer, B. Elliott, J. Livengood, D. Aldrich, K. Pederson, L. Harmon, R. Pelster. Third row: H. Bender, R. Fletcher, L. Garlock, D. Savage, M. Bailey, P. Weidman, D. Bellingham, J. Barlow, G. Kamholtz. 34 Outdoor eiut. Bottom to top, left to right: L. Jones, J. Lindsley, L. Higley, L. Buckner, L. Akers, B. Howard, L. Hickman,’T. Bodenhammer, D. Rodiger, E. Jones. Second row: Mr. McEntire, advisor, G. Strong, E. Stiff, D. Gouge, P. Miller, L. Ridling, R. Pelster, J. Nanson, B. Hawkins. Third row: M. Mask, D. Aldrich, W. Shafer, A. Barger, R. Haverland, J. Dinger, D. Tunnell, F. Jacobs, G. Justice. Fourth row: F. Bender, D. Bellingham, J. Barlow, R. Kennedy, D. Cotton, J. McFarland, L. Garlock, O. Enevoldsen. 7. 7.4. Bottom to top, left to right: W. Langston, J. Buckner, D. Paul, B. Hawkins, L. Welch, D. Rodiger, A. Fowler, A. Barger. Second row: G. Siedelman, D. Siedelman, J. Howard, G. Smith, Mr. Rumbaugh, Advisor; G. McFarland. Third row: L. Pelster, P. Miller, D. Seibel. 35 (2h QQtleadetl Left to right: Jan Garner, Donna Buckley, Mary Millis, Judy Bush, Janice Thompson. AIgj oxette 5 Left to right: Donna Savage, Vivian Thompson, Judy Fetherston, Head Majorette; Delores Davis, Joyce Sullivan. 36 Kneeling, left to right: J. Strong, R. Patterson, C. Floeter, N. Lloyd, V. Brissett, C. Brissett, C. Anderson, L. Livengood, J. Olson. Standing: P. Hays, J. Cantwell, R. Daniel, S. DeHart, J. Pearson, S. Biggs, L. Anderson, P. Kennedy, M. Miner, V. Crossan. O iceti Top: Margaret Miner, president. Left: Carol Anderson, secretary. Right: Sally Biggs, vice- president. Bottom: Vicki Crossan, treasurer. Bottom row, left to right: C. Cotton, L. Lamping, P. Bowerman. R. Patterson, S. DeHart, V. Brissett, J. Cox. J. Strong. Second row: C. Dinger, J. Waite, J. Towne, P. McEntire, L. Livengood, M. Miner, V. Crossan, J. Thompson, Mrs. Dowling, advisor. Third row: R. Daniel, C. Bryant, E. Stiff, J. Thomas, M. Orr, L. Hickman, M. Long. Jlibtatianl Bottom row, left to right: S. Lindsley, L. Titus, Mrs. Krueger, advisor, C. McKinney, L. Ridout. Second row: G. Barlow, D. Paul, D. Myers, D. Gouge, O. Enevoldsen, T. McFarland, R. Weidman, P. Badley. 38 Bottom to top, left to right: Mr. Kelly, advisor; C. Hult, J. Ridling, D. Buckley, M. Shafer, A. Dibble, V. Thompson, R. Lloyd, J. Garner, R. Wells, J. Olson, C. Floeter. Second row: J. Pearson, L. Livengood, L. Stiff, C. Anderson, M. Laymon, J. Thompson, C. Oarlock, R. Daniel, S. McKee, J. Cantwell, D. Meyer. Third row: R. Peister, S. Woolsey, M. Miner, J. Livengood, T. McFarland, L. Johnson, D. O'Brien, D. Holsey, S. Kirkbride. Fourth row: R. Wiedman, C. Davis, R. Fletcher, M. Mask, B. Hawkins, J. Lamb, M. Knoll, A. York, J. Gilmore, R. Drips, M. Bailey. Paul Hunyan Lutt Bottom to top, left to right: Mr. Moran, advisor; J. Bush, D. Holsey, D. O'Brien, A. Lamping, R. Anderegg, Mr. Vlcek, advisor. Second row: K. Pederson, W. Shafer, J. Nanson, D. Tunnell, D. Aldrich, B. Howard. Third row: J. Dinger, M. Mask, G. Brown, B. Drips, D. Eggert, D. Siedelman, M. Knoll. Fourth row: P. Weidman, J. Bush, L. Akers, H. Bender, L. Johnson, D. Savage, M. Bailey. 39 oLumt ia )Qivet Jleajue Itampionl Bottom to top, left to right: Mr. Moran, asst, coach; D. Tunnell, B. Howard, L. Akers, D. Holsey, B. Drips, M. Mullins, W. Shafer, Mr. Vlcek, coach. Second row: L. Johnson, A. Lamping, H. Bender, D. Eggert, P. Weidman, B. Hawkins, J. Nanson, J. Bush, D. Crowston, K. Pederson. Third row: F. Bender, L. Higley, W. Kirkbride, M. Mask, E. Stiff, D. Linn, C. Davis, G. Miner, L. Hickman, G. Justice, L. Ridling. Oouti'c; : K- .Joiii ■ Art Lamping Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia 7 Forest Grove 18 TEAM 0 Neahkahnie 6 14 Hood River 7 Vernonia 7 Wy'East 13 Wy'East 26 Rainier 12 Hood River 6 Scappoose 6 Clatskanie 18 Clatskanie 6 Scappoose 21 Nestucca 7 Rainier PLAYER T. P. W. L. T. Larry Akers 30 3 1 1 Jon Bush 18 3 1 1 Bob Crowston 17 3 2 0 Bob Drips 12 2 3 0 Larry Johnson 8 1 2 2 Dick Crowston 8 1 4 0 Bill Howard 6 44 omecominq Mary and mike Halftime in a T Bird Queen Mary is crowned by Boys' League president, Ron Anderegg. Football captain, Don Holsey. -S7cidLie 4 gw!c in5 M-M-M-M, DEELISHUS!” COSTUME PRIZE WINNERS SALLY BIGGS AND RON ANDEREGG MFATS GARNER SINGS THEME BLUEBERRY HILL 1 ! % 4 n ’OH, YOU SHOULDN'T HAVE! 47 GO, PELVIS LAMB! ACCIDENTAL HERO Quniot PL y Kitty-------- John--------- Jerry ------- Jim---------- Joe---------- Bob---------- Kathryn------ Marilyn------ Gertrude ---- Peggy ------- Eugene ------ Harold------- Helen-------- Miss Smith — Mr. Wheat — Mr. Change — Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Witt — Mrs. Gabb — Mr. Snell---- Jonesey ----- Smithy------- Darlene Bernardi Don Tunnel! Jim Livingood Marion Knoll Dane Brady Bob Helvie Joyce Sullivan Judi Cantwell Janice Pearson -Penny Hays Wayne Shafer Paul Weidman Judy Fetherston Carol Anderson Jim Lamb Jon Bush Nancy Lloyd Julia Waite Carolyn Heath -Allen York Gary Strong Glen Siedelman vM It tiltmal SalI ! atlity Kneeling: D. Aldrich, manager; Mr. Moran, coach. Left to right: J. Nanson, J. Dinger, J. Bush, B. Drips, D. Savage, L. Akers, H. Bender, J. Bush, D. Holsey, D. O'Brien, B. Crowston, B. Howard. Q. ! • Tearn Kneeling: Mr. Vlcek, Coach. Left to right: M. Mask, W. Kirkbride, G. Brown, E. Stiff, M. Knoll, P. Weidman, F. Bender, B. Hawkins, G. Miner, M. Mullins, T. Bodenhamer, C. Davis. Gailetlt ll IQ Qcotd Knappa P. U. Frosh Neahkahnie Warrenton Neahkahnie Seaside Reynolds Hood River Scappoose Rainier Wy'East P. U. Frosh Clatskanie Reynolds Hood River Scappoose Rainier Seaside Wy'East Warrenton Clatskanie Knappa 62 38 46 33 81 59 55 62 50 33 47 60 51 61 57 62 51 48 51 55 32 40 59 48 51 50 40 51 66 47 57 46 48 50 50 39 43 33 55 56 67 59 78 65 Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia Vernonia 53 onltey £ailetltall (fame t. Pat 5 (2outt King Richard Paul Bunyan Club Prince Don Sophomore 58 CAST Janelle Thomas — Mary Rubye Daniel —Jane Rosemary Patterson- —Freida Lee Ann Livengood - Alice Judy Strong —Eve Sunny DeHart - Sharon Carol Cotton - Betty Joyce Thompson - Stella Patti Me Entire Mrs. Dowling - Phyllis —Director 'Ptama lu.lt ft Lay Nine Girls presented by the Drama Club J?eni yi La. 5 5 ftlatj Me and My Shadow Dan Fletcher--------Roy Harrington Ruby Wells----------Susan Fisher Jim Davis-----------Bruce Douglas Marjorie Reynolds---Georgia Butler Donna Buckley-------Shadow Laurel Wyckoff------Mrs. King Janice Garner-------Arleen Harrington Bob Drips-----------Sheriff Hickson Herb Bender---------Sabu Mr. Moran-----------Director Well! So it's true. Is she dead? 60 You'll never take me alive. 7 . . ■$. futne.lt out TP a u • IBM m James Davis, Superintendent, dictates to Carol Sharar, Secretary. Marjorie Reynolds instructs the seniors in American Problems. Leola Anderson, Dean of Girls, at work. Donald Holsey helps the algebra class solve a difficult problem. William Barlow, custodian, polishes the floors. The freshmen hear about verb tenses from Ruby Wells. 61 Herbert Bender supervises the chemistry class. junior om First row, left to right: Princess Janice Garner, Princess Donna Buckley, Queen Deloris Davis, Princess Joyce Thompson, Princess Vicki Crossan. Second row, escorts: Ken Pederson, Bob Crowston; Student Body President, Don Holsey, crowning Queen Deloris; excorts: Jim McFarland, Jim Davis, Bob Drips. First couple arrives. On right, junior class advisor, Mr. Welcome Dancers Intermission Girls' P. E. and Biology Exhibits Outdoor Club Exhibit Jerry Bush models jacket made by Esther Hire. Atom Pop Reception The second annual Mom and Pop Reception, held May 8, in the high school auditorium, was one of the most successful functions of the school year. Seventeen organizations and departments prepared interesting exhibits, and the Home Economics department presented a style show during which the garments made by students in the boys' and girls' homemaking classes were modeled. Timberline and Memolog Exhibits Displays draw interest of the crowd. SalebalL Bottom to top, left to right: R. Ostrander, J. Bush, J. Lamb, M. Bailey, T. Bodenhamer, D. Bellingham, L. Higley. Second row: D. O'Brien, D. Holsey, D. Savage, L. Johnson, L. Akers, B. Hawkins, L. Buckner. Third row: G. Miner, mgr.; J. Barlow. R. Hunteman, M. Mullins, O. Enevoldsen. Mr. Vlcek, coach. 'Ttack Bottom to top, left to right: B. Howard, C. Davis, T. McFarland, A. Lamping, J. Dinger, W. Shafer. Second row: D. Brady, mgr.; G. Strong, F. Bender, J. Bush, R. Anderegg, G. Brown, M. Knoll, B. Drips, K. Pederson, mgr. 64 First rov', left to right: Marvin Mask, Elvin Stiff, Jack Lindsley, Dick Aldrich, Walter Kirkbride, Dave Roediger. Second row: Paul Miller, Bob Drips, Bob Crowston, Paul Weid-man, Jon Bush, Mr. Johnson, coach. iflt iletic Hancfouet Mr. Moran and Mr. Vlcek receive gifts. Guest Speaker Boys eat. Guests converse. 4jomecomlny Queen Maly MiLLis 1?waatkaatt Quean Marj tat Aiinat fitom Queen ffelotel ’Pavil (fit I5 ’ Left to right: C. Cotton, J. Thompson, C. Hult, J. Cantwell, L. Schmidlin, S. DeHart, J. Hoyt, C. Heath, L. Stiff, H. Mills, D. Savage, D. Buckley. Bottom to top, left to right: R. Wells, P. Badley, Mrs. Wallace. Second row: J. Bush, D. Savage, R. Patterson, P. Hays, S. Biggs, J. Pearson. Bottom to top, left to right: M. Shater, D. Buckiey. Second row: J. Fetherston, C. McKenney, P. Hays, S. Pollock, S. DeHart, D. Savage, C. Floeter. Kickball Left to right: D. Buckley, P. Badley, J. Bush, R. Patterson, J. Sullivan, H. Mills, J. Hoyt, S. Pollock. Bottom to top, left to right: H. Mills, J. Cantwell, M. Shafer, R. Wells. Second row: J. Thompson, D. Bcfnardi, B. Russell, R. Patterson, P. McEntire. -QuemltLy Speaker Marion Knoll Boys' State Dee Ann Cook Girls' State Marjorie Reynolds speaks on trip to United Nations. Laurel Wyckoff Girls' State Jon Bush Boys' Stae Carol Ray Girls' State Jim Davis and Ron Anderegg receive Memolog awards. Dan Fletcher receives Drama and Science Trophies Don Holsey receives outstanding athlete award. a t d y? i i a m t, I 9 Mm Ron Anderegg receives dramatic award. Herb Bender and Leola Anderson receive citizenship awards. Members of baseball squad receive letters. 76 Senior GAA girls receive pins. Ron Anderegg receives art award. U ien U e U ete Ifoung 1. Dick O'Brien 12. Dan Fletcher 2. Ruby Wells 13. Jim Davis 3. Jim McFarland 14. Ron Anderegg 4. Larry Johnson 15. Roy Elliott 5. Herb Bender 16. Donna Buckley 6. Jerry Bush 17. Vicki Crossan 7. Marjorie Reynolds 18. Jan Garner 8. Don Siedelman 19. Melvin Bailey 9. Marlene Shafer 20. Bob Drips 10. Lorene Stiff 21. Bill Barlow 11. DeeAnn Cook 22. Esther Kyser PROPHECY FOR THE CLASS OF '57 by Ruby Wells KjQ-- 23. Jackie Higley 34. Irene DcWitt 24. Denny Jepson 35. Robert Sweitzer 25. Laurel Wyckoff 36. Sharon McKee 26. Ken Pederson 37. Allen Fowler 27. Joyce Thompson 38. Margaret Miner 28. Betty Sauer 39. David Cotton 29. Art Lamping 40. Carol Ray 30. Glenda Normand 41. Janice Hoyt 31. Leola Anderson CAMERA SHY: 32. Delores Davis Esther Hire 33. CENSORED Bob Crowston Don Holsey and Danny Fletcher Dear Ruby, 1 know your duties as Secretary of State keep you forever on the run, but I think you would enjoy hearing how our class reunion came out. Back in '57 we decided to gather again in 15 years. Larry Johnson insisted that we use his home wherever it might be. Well, believe it or not, Larry went into stocks and bonds and emerged a highly successful stock broker. He is now a partner in the newly formed Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, Beane, and Johnson. He built a magnificent home overlooking the Columbia slough in Portland, and it was there that we of the class of '57 met. Following is an up to date account of what our classmates are doing now. One of the first to arrive was Ron Anderegg who recently rose to the position of top commercial artist, which title was formerly held by Jon Whitcomb. Accompanying him was his favorite model, Lorene Stiff, whose picture can be seen on this month's cover of PEEK. Jerry Bush was there in all his splendor. Jerry finally made All-American at ping-pong! Leola Anderson is a qualified lady truck driver and has the night run through Anaheim, Azooza, and Kook-a-Monga. Melvin Bailey, head scout for the Chicago Cubs, couldn't make the reunion. Seems he is in South Africa checking up on a rumor about a Karamojan that can bat with both feet. Early that morning the U.S. S. Kentucky docked at the Portland shipyards, and guess who was in command! Of all people, it was Aumiral Vicki Crossan Drips. I guess Bob Drips stays at home to take care of their kids. He hired a baby sitter, though, and was able to make the reunion. Ken Pederson landed a fine job in a department store, and has fiually worked his way up to the basement. Immediately after graduating, Allen Fowler went into the magazine business and is now editor and publisher of the new magazine, UMMMMM. Featured in this week's issue is the life story of Roy Eliott who has become the nation's foremost poet. Roy's latest work is In a Spreading Apple Tree. Glenda Normand has become a famous woman explorer, and recently took a trip up the Amazon in an inner tube. Jim Davis married a very rich farm girl and has become an expert tractor driver. He has also developed a new breed of chicken that lays a square egg. After many desperate attempts, Ester Kyser finally rose to the top and is now an excellent swimmer. Although he became completely bald at 20, Arthur Lamping is making millions with his special hair growing tonic-it works on everyone but himself, poor guy! Donna Buckley and Bob Crowston run a laundromat in Phoenix, Arizona. Their business slogan is Don't Keep Your Shirt On. Marjorie Reynolds is a test pilot for Boeing Aircraft. She recently went up 100,032 feet on an overloaded helicopter. Just back from the 1972 Olympics are star athletes, Marlene Shafer and Don Siedelman. Marlene set a shot put record of 25 feet with the 32 pounder. Don isn't exactly an athlete; he carries Marlene's shot for her when she isn't using it. Janice Hoyt is supervising an expedition in Antartica and could not make it to the reunion. Dick O’Brien, who plays right field for the Brooklyn Dodgers, astounded the sports' world last year; in ninety-six trips to the plate he struck out ninety-five times and walked once. This came very close to the all-time record set by Harvey Crudd in 1922. Harvey struck out ninety-seven times and then walked home. Denny Jepson, international financier, arrived with his tenth wife, the former Deloris Davis. Dfcnny is, at the present, financing a bridge across the Atlantic. David Cotton had great success in politics and is now ambassador to Lower Slabovia. DeeAnn Cook runs a large ostrich farm in South Africa. With her is Laurel Wyckoff who is engaged to marry a man who owns a diamond mine. Laurel assures us that she isn't marrying for money, just diamonds. Bill Barlow liked taking over Bob Spencer's job so much on turn-about-day fifteen years ago that he is now head janitor in the Empire State Building. Back from winning the Kentucky Derby was famous jockey, Jim McFarland. The fact that Jim got on his horse backwards didn't bother him much. Herb Bender has a patent on. and is manufacturing a special pair of crutches for people over 6 feet 6 inches He reports that business is just hobbling. Carol Ray and Betty Sauer are running a charm school in New York on Fifth Avenue. Their charm school has given them national renown and they have become the final authorities on how to be Chahming, Dahling. Don Holsey married an oil heiress and is now the proud father of ten girls and one boy. Down from her hidden cabin in the Arkansas hills was Margaret Miner who is making a study of the Warbling Sucklethroatcd Flustard: a rare bird. She has high hopes of spotting one soon. Jacalyn Higley and husband are trying to raise their own football team. So far they have one half back and four cheerleaders. Esther Hire is a leading dress designer and manufacturer of Frankie's Frantic Frocks. Jan Garner took up dancing, and has put Arthur Murray out of business. She is now is the hospital recovering from a dislocated sacro-iliac received when she was practicing her own version of the Ospylac Robert Sweitzer is making a hit on a car designed especially for service on the moon. He sells them to optimistic people everywhere. For people who hardly ever look at their watches, he has designed a watch that hardly ever keeps time. Well. I guess that just about takes care of everyone. Me? I make my living by buying things people don't want, and selling them to people who can't afford them. I don't make much at it. I hope you have enjoyed hearing about the gang. So long for now. Sincerely yours, Oh!! J immy Quit shoving You don’t say one Wittiest Dick sw Athletic Don vDonna Physique Figure Bob Joyce aq Most Talented Robert Ron -ditch - DIG-GER.S — UNIOtf-__Local Most Likely to Succeed Don Marj Best Groomed Ron Joyce Most Scholarly: Jim, Margaret D?n, Margie, and Ruby. Personality: Herb, Margaret Leola, and Don. 81 baccalaureate betvice The Senior Class assembled for Baccalaureate Mrs. Bolmeier, senior advisor figt from class. Section of head table Faculty at ease. 83 Seniors wait for dessert. Commencement Cxetci5e5 CLASS OF 1957 Dr. Roy McNeal, speaker. Senior Cup. College of Beauty Scholarships Glenda Normand, Leola Anderson, Esther Hire. 84 HONOR STUDENTS Donna Buckley, James Davis, Richard Fletcher, Marjorie Reynolds, Ruby Wells. Speaker James Davis Speaker Marjorie Reynolds SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS University of Oregon Ruby Wells 85 Jerry Bush presents senior gifts Esther Kyser receives diploma, Glenda Normand receives diploma HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR Larry Johnson receives diploma. Ronald Anderegg receives diploma, SPONSORS BOB'S UNION SERVICE BRUNSMAN HARDWARE AND ELECTRIC BUSH FURNITURE DR. CROSSAN DR. R.D. EBY DR. F.C. 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