West Linn High School - Green and Gold Yearbook (West Linn, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1953 volume:

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Oregon ' STAFF EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER Opal Bradshaw Nancy Herrmann CLASS EDITOR FEATURE EDITORS Veronica Papez Kay Granquist Nadine Meador ORGANIZATION EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR Alyce Baker jack Schwartz LeahMain Arlene Brooks PHOTOGRAPHERS Orman Woodard -Eevern Schnell '52-'53 fn Review brought to you by the Auociuted Student Body of Wfexl Linn High School, Weft Linn, Oregon. Cavalcade of Events Panel of Experts Meet the People Performer's Playhouse Parade of Sports Let's go shopping Editor in Chief Opal Bradshaw Advisers Marjorie Logsdon Marjorie Pinkham I '1 Paaqaam Schedule 6 20 50 52 70 86 We wish to acknowledge the efforts of Mr. Shearer, Orman Woodward and EeVern Schnell in providing so many pictures for our book, of Keith Renner for the lion sketches, and of Gary Welter for the sketch of the school. fi-Tqrgqyx ,Erie as gggiliad X xx i I N P-Q X . XX U y f J ' P --1 Q4 R xx! rf n s 4 jk yy wxsww-1 : ,, 4, Y , MMM 3 -Iv' . , 1 Q 5 hmmvgx-fW.f ' A ' ,,,,,,m.,W,w-A-4 in M ' N' W MA Q. 0 ' 5 --.- . A 'I , 4, .f 4 , K ,': rf. -Q a:rm+W,'f ,. Clif K MM.+122.4,h , W .Q iw N' f ' A Xiwbflw . ' .affix - ff A sv-Q W .3-vw ,, Q , W 4-QW: Mn. -,N ff., -- ,E 4 V + 1 M, -7-Wa-3: . . . 7a 0 It seems fitting that we here at West Lirii High School com- memorate this book to our good friend, Mr. Herman Oppenland- T er. It is with sadness that wed' ifiealize that physically he will be with us no longer, and yet it is with real satisfaction that we re- member that his actions, deeds, and manner of doing things have been written, as though with an indelible pencil, into the memor- ies and traditions of West Linn High School, there to remain for all time. We cherish his memory as an excellent teacher, a wonder- ful man, and a very loyal friend. BUILDING A BRIDGE FOR y An old man, going a lone highway, Came at the evening, cold and gray, To chasm vast and deep and wide, Thru which was flowing a sullen tide. Your journey will end with the ending day Youlnever againwill pass this wayg You'vecrossed the chasm deep and wide, Why build this bridge at eventide? The builder lifted his old grayheacl- Good friend, in the path Ifhad come, he said T here followeth after me today A youth, whosefeet must pass this wayg ' This chasm that has been nought for me, ., . . .. Tthtf'-h' rl th 'tfllbez You areXvaasj4rfg' your strength with building here HCL, tio, East 13:55 the ixxgigtix cfm.- The old man crossed in the twilight dim The sullen stream had no fear for him, But he ttrxtglgpvhen safe on the other side And built a ridge to span the tide. Old man, said a fellow pilgrim near, Good friend, I am building this bridge for him. xv ,U NI ' . ,rx Mr. Oppenlandefs life was like that-a life devoted to the service of youth and his fellow man-never too busy to take time to help a youth. For the past 24 years he l'l3.S,,,.lgg'QL1 amost cgrjrscien- tious and dependable instructor, finding time, in additiwltofhiis acad- emic duties, to supervise many activities for the students. Even during the last few years when we knew he was in a great deal of ' pain and discomfort did he ever shirk any of these duties and re- e sponsibilities. Never once did I ever hear him complain. Never once was he absdgrt HigsEH? ofi'fi'onesty and integrity. These two char- acteristics werei u rrnost in all of his actions. Thirdly, his life was devoted to a love of God and his fellow men. Besides his home, his two main interests his Church and his school. These two institutions are .better of his being there. This year was to have been his .uyli 3- ,,,,y ith us. We were planning to honor him for these years of 's-: up etime during this school year. We know however that he V to a reward far richer than that whicliwe could, bestow -V ...,.., we know ' that he has already heard the words--and Z., L .f. ing them- A Weliadone, Hefmatweli done 9' Super-uiterzrient KC I.. T at if R. ,Q tan. L .V ,,, , ,. vw ,K ' l r ' Q MW A g In K I . . A. I x , - ' Q ' 'K Y - , 4 i , , ' . ' it i j ' .. ...fe X ' N K, A . 34, . . W a -My r L, fra... .L r, A , ,, 1, L M . K Y . , f- . we glib' i ,V gif . is-Vit, .. -1, My , ,...,- k , , . ,A .xg , , , 4 L K . Alkl A W 5 f - ,rag A. Q J X, M brings you a glimltue of the hub-bub of 1952-1953 PRODUCER Ka y Granguift PHOTOGRAPHER Leah Main Camera C lub MAKE UP AND COPY Nadine Meador Q L ID so ' Q 'X .3 J YA 1-e ff' E O Q ! o a Q Q on 0 GG Q0 ,g 'il pr Sharon Zirbel crowned Cliff Davis as Mr. Touchdown of the West Linn 1952-53 foot- ball season. This event was sponsored by the W M senior class. i W- A... si Mary Blinkhorn and Bill Mclntosh last year's Doughnut King and Queen, crown Janice Bean and Don Eisele King and Queen of this year's contest sponsored by the F. H. A. u At our most exciting football game the fel- lows put up a good fight with the final score W. L. 6 - Hillsboro 7. Last Spring we observed Coach Brown Day in honor of his 25 years of service. Students jam halls on their way to the first pay assembly. What have we here? The regular attire of the student?? No, just the G,A.A. girls being initiated. The day of the W.L.-O.C. football game began with the faculty members, football players, and Pep club of both schools enjoying the annual Breakfast sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Tackles such as this one defeat us in the annual rivalry game with Oregon City. Our first play of the year, Night Must Fall, was presented by the student body. Fine turn out at the dancing classes shows tremendous interest on the part of the students. l Y V i Here we see a clever barber shop pan- Not so many! was the frequent com- tomime, one of the many entertaining ment from the girls during Lug Day , acts presented in the Crescendo Club's sponsored by the Girls' League in October. Talent Show. The music department under the di- rection of Miss Brunner presented a very outstanding and colorful Christmas Can- tata. f f sw A A ,V ,M , A , 1 A tw rf Q ..,. 4 2, mf, After one week of voting by the stu! Q dents, Wfanda Sather was elected Basket- ball Queen. Here she is being crowned while the princesses look on. ar Wlio are these charming individuals? Thc-y're a few of the Honor Society ini- tiates posing for the cameraman. After a successful season of placing second in the league, the Lions were downed by the Molalla Indi- ans at the district play-off by the score of 44-47. The election for the 1953-54 Student Body officers resulted in the election of President Allen Arthur, Vice President jim Miller, Secretary Mari- lyn Hale, and Treasurer Shirley Hellberg. The Senior Class Play, The Curious Savage held the spotlight as a truly big hit. Annual awards were presented to swimmers, basketball players and wrestlers at the LETTERMAN'S I BANQUET. The girls and their dads kept a date with one another to attend the tasty, as well as entertaining annual Father and Daughter Banquet spon- sored by the Girls' League. Y A style show and tea with cook- ies highlighted the annual Mother and Daughter Tea sponsored by the Girls' League. The fellows and their dads served themselves at the yearly Father and Son Banquet sponsored by the Boys' Club. Dreamy formals, the girls' best beaux, and romantic music com- prised the superb setting for this year's sensational junior Prom. s The week's excitement of voting J for the May Court was climaxed by the announcement of Queen He- len Blinkhorn and her court. HENRY KILMER Clan Hifrqry Ellef Award PAT MILLIKEN Clan Will Quia szmrmu QW JANET BAUER Valedivlorian Elkf Award BILL RHODES Clan' Song KAY GRANQUIST D. A. R. REP-1 ?J'87If!1fil't' Swimming LAURIE FITZPATRICK Mor! lmpiralional Player Alferrmte for Shrine Gamer MAUREEN MCIRATH Srzlzztafomzfz LARRY KROMLING Clan' Poem OPAL BRADSHAW Clan Prophery BERNELL FLATH Speerb Award PAUL OPPENLANDER Bamvb Lomb Sriezzre Award ALLEN ARTHUR BILL ILLINGWORTH Outffanding Wreftlerf 16 Pall Almalcli BEST DRESSED Allen Arthur Janice Bean MOST PEP Gary Welter Donna Sharbuno MOST STUDIOUS janet Bauer Eugene Corey 2 x x 3 ,J BEST LOOKING Barbara Saxhaug Bill Mclntosh l P XVITTIEST Kernan Bagley janlce Carter BEST DANCERS Gerry Williarns Larry Kromling 53 W!w'4 Wh: BEST ATHLETES Laurie Fitzpatrick Kay Granquist MOST SINCERE Helen Blinkhorn Keith Blue BIGGEST FLIRTS Sue Coe Bill O Neill MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Pat Sharp Edward Charman MOST TALENTED Pat Milliken FRIENDLIEST Bernell Flath Nadine Meador Don Rasmussen Queen H el I! Queen, Gum' W cam .e-'J VI lg xv' . n H Maid of Honor Shirley Prznceyf Shu ley 18 .Q Princess N eva ua, al waz fan , K if Q. fr' A E.rforl.r: jon Webster, Connie Kilmer, Henry Kilmer Don Rasmussen, Laurie Fitzpatrick, Ray Haag, Dick Oliver, Dick Gay. Manager Larry K romlin g A, i' Princesy Marjorie . 3 , . Princerf Nadine P I Prineerr Marlene Court pictures courtesy of McCall Studio 1 48 meetf Io difczm the forthcoming Jtudent body electiom PRODUCERS Kay Gmnquift Nadine Meador MAKE UP AND COPY Shirley Fox Nadine Meudof ,JN X f X X N I om .,' A U J I 'LS 'ffmx X Qll C. L. TUNN ELL Superintendent -ww, fl M :fhis has been a very pleasant school year. There have been worth-while accomplish- ments in many phases of the high school program. It is a pleasure to have been a-ssociated with all the students during this active year. To the Class of 1953: The time has now arrived for you to exchange your high school life for a broader life of the world. You will be members of a world society. We hope the guidance and knowledge which you have received during your attendance at West Linn High have helped you to acquire a wholesome and tolerant attitude toward your fellow citizen. We sincerely feel that the lessons in living which you have experienced here will be a firm foundation for your continued growth and prosperity. Sam H. Nixon vw' SHIRLEY i DALE LIBERTY journalism English Ll iUnited States History 1 gl L Speech ' English Q Dramatics 24 JOHN BROWN 7 United States History Social Economics Coach HELEN BRUNNER Orchestra Chorus GERALD BURNETT Physical Education Coach DWIGHT CATHERWOOD Orientation 8: World Geog. Guidance 8: Counseling Algebra Coach DORIS COLTER English Dean of Girls ERNEST GETTEL Mathematics Student Body Finance LOUISE GILLES Bookkeeping Band GAYLE GRAYBILL Home Economics The photographer catches the faculty at ease at uicfe ROBERT LUNDBORG Commercial Arts LILA OPPENLANDER Orientation 8: World Geog, English Typing ALVIN PFAH L Vocational Agriculture MARJORIE PINKHAM Art French Latin GILBERT SHEARER Science Biology Physics PI-IYLLIS THORNTON Mathematics Science thc Christmas tea, -sponsored by the An The SCHOOL BOARD met regularly to discuss the latest business. The board con- sists of a dependable group who work and plan for the benefit of West Linn High School. The members consist of FRANK MILLIKEN, CHAIRMAN KENNETH RENNER, CLERK WALTER MOSER LESLIE ROBERTS GORDON DeBOK LES BENNETT SUPERINTENDENT CHESTER L. TUNNELL The STUDENT COUNCIL this year undertook the revision of the constitution, the improvement of election procedures, and the assignment of club projects with the rc- ward of satisfactory results in each undertaking. Fivzrl Roux' Shirley Fox, Frances Moser, Helen Blinkhorn, ,Second Roux' Advisers Dale Liberty and Marjorie Logsdon Henry Kilmer, jon Webster, Sharon Zirbel, Nadine Mea- Bob Eisele, Larry Kromling, Allen Arthur, Marvin Mitch dor, Opal Bradshaw, Keith Blue. ell, Ray Haag, Paul' Oppenlander, Don Eisele. i s President Henry Kilmer Vice President jon Webster Our Student Body Officers proved to be capable of fulfilling the duties of the offices they held. They supported the student body loyally and were glad to co-operate with the faeulty. N , w Secretary Helen Blinkhorn Treasurer Sharon Zirbel 27 l if ..:. - . , ff ' Bus drivers Clarence Gross, Burton Neely, Bill Kai-ser, Ben Vilhauer. As usual well balanced and tasty meal-s were prepared by the COOKS, while the JANITORS swept, cleaned and polished to make the school glow with cleanliness. We were able to depend on transportation to and from school by the BUS DRIVERS who kept things rolling promptly. Cooks-Mrs. Myrtle Pratt, Mrs. Anna Mc- Larty, and Mrs. Mae Wilson. As we were unable to snap a picture of the janitors we are listing their names. FRANK SHIPLEY ERNEST ANNAS THERLOW MCKUNE CLARENCE RASMUSSEN Gwen Gribble Superintendent's Secretary i V, ' Esther Betts . Attendance Secretary The office girls under the efficient supervision of Esther Betts found their class time occupied with typing, stenciling, filing, collecting slips, getting report cards ready and in order, writing excuses, and various tasks which gave them added experiences for secre- tarial work. Several of the members of the class assisted Gwen Gribble, secretary to Superintendent Mr. Tunnell. Working with the two secretaries has encouraged the girls in this field. Firrl Roux' Virginia Eastman, Doris Walter, Betty Sather, Marion Adrian, Cathy Calzada, Nadine Meador, Sharon Zirbel, Betty Holmgren, Delores Sherlund, Second Row: Adviser Esther Betts, Shirley Fox, Marlene Pleinis, Shirlee Childreth, Elsie Seely, janet Lien, Marggie Zeller, Shirlee Williams, Karen Carr. Third Row: Adviser Gwen Gribble, Sue Coe, Darlene Stewart, Helen Blinkhorn, Rudeen Engler, Elizabeth Guyton, Mary Ann Bernert, Jeanette Sharp, Etta King. engroued in one of the regular National Asyembly prognmzy PRODUCER Ronnie Papez MAKE UP Marilyn Peril Q is ,ETH Wx WRX 61644 Ray Haag President Delores Sherlund Secretary Advisers Mrs. Colter and Mr. Catherwood Bob Eisele Vice-President Kay Granquist Treasurer We, the senior class of 1953, extend our deepest and most sincere appreciation to you, Mrs. Colter and Mr. Catherwood, our advisors, who have guided and coun- seled us through our four years at West Linn. We are happy to say that you have led us through a successful four yearsg and we know you will continue to help oth- ers when they enter the doors of West Linn. We thank you both and we will always remember you in any mem- ories we may have of West Linn High School. .QM .. .I I A3 ! M5 Q-319' ,W . BEVERLY ALEX QUENTIN BERQUIST PAT ABBE flag S2555 H5315 EISEIEESQN MARLENE BROOKS DQN ADAMS CATHY CALZADA MARION ADRIAN DAVEY CHAPMAN ....0laMaf'53 Yi SHIRLEE CHILDRETH f W f 2 , 34 DON CHRISTENSEN LOUISA DAVENPORT BETTIE CHUBB CLIFF DAVIS ALAN COULTAS BOB EISELE RUDEEN ENGLER DARRELL FISCHER ESTI-IER HEPPNER GINGER FISH LAURIE FITZPATRICK SHIRLEY FOX ELIZABETH GUYTON DICK GAY RAY HAAG KAY GRANQUIST BEV HALBACK NANCY HERRMANN BETTY HOLMGREN CONRAD KILMER RONALD JOHNSON HENRY KILMER DONNA KIDD ETTA KING I LARRY KROMLING GENE LAMKE JANET LIEN JAMES MCHONE BRUCE LUNDGREN JENNIE McHONE SHIRLEY MANNING MAUREEN MCILRATH BONNIE LANE JOHN LANE MARTIN MCNICHOLAS NADINE MEADOR PAT MILLIKEN CHARLES MORRIS GLORIA MISKA BILLIE NASH MARVIN MITCHELL JACK NELSON BILL O'NEILL RICHARD OLIVER PAUL OPPENLANDER RONNIE PAPEZ NEVA PERKINS DON RASMUSSEN MARLENE PLEINIS JAMES RAY ALAN PYNN BILL RHODES fav? BEI I Y SATHER ELSIE SEELY JEANNETTE SHARP DICK SMITH DELORES SHERLUND HERB SMITH BILL SMITH FERN SPAULDING CARL STEELE DARLENE STEWART SHIRLEY STISSER TED WADE DORIS WALTERS GARY WHITTINGTON JON WEBSTER SHIRLEY WILLIAMS JAMES WEST ' MARGGIE ZELLER 4 SHARON ZIRBEL 614244 Because we the class of '55 have accomplished so much in so little we shall let our successors learn our accomplishments. As we open our dairy we read: September 1949 . . . As bashful but eager freshmen we chose Henry Kilmer to lead us through our first year. Doug Nichols was elect- ed vice-president, Shirley Williams, secretary, and Anne Lander, treas- urer. May 1950 . . . Don Rasmussen lettered in baseball to power us into the sports world and become our only four year letterman. September 1950 . . . With Doug Nichols, president, Fred Ad- ams, vice presidentg Helen Blinkhorn, secretary, and Don Rasmussen, treasurer we began our sophomore year much wiser but just as weak- losing the annual bag-rush to the freshmen for our 2nd loss. February 1951 . . . Nadine Meador became the first basketball Queen of the Annual Contest sponsored by the Green and Gold Staff. May 1951 . . . With some smiles, others friendly good-byes, and a little sorrow we gave farewell to our Lake Oswego students who had, through two years, given to us both their friendship and leadership. September 1951 . . . Upperclassmen at last!Don Rasmussen was elected to lead us in our third year. Other officers were jon Webster, vice-president, Nadine Meador, secretary, and Betty Holmgren, treasur- er. March 1952 . . . Election time! Henry Kilmer was chosen Stu- dent Body presidentg jon Webster, vice president, Helen Blinkhorn, sec- retary, and Sharon Zirbel, treasurer, with Larry Kromling, Yell King, Shirley Fox, Song Queen, and Shirley Williams and Ted Wade, Sen- ior Rally Squad members we were led to what has been classed as one of the best rally squads in the county and were awarded third place at the TYV Jamboree. May 1952 . . . This year we saw the Seniors off with the junior- Senior Sendoff at jantzen Beach Park. September 1952 . . . Ray Haag was put in trust of the presidency of the Senior Class. Other officers elected were Bob Eisele, Vice-pres- identg Delores Sherlund, secretary, and Kay Granquist, treasurer. December 1952 . . . Laurie Fitzpatrick and Don Rasmussen were named to the TYV football all-star teams. Don Christensen, Ray Haag, and Marvin Mitchell gained honorable mentions. February 1953 . . . Class honors were announced with janet Bauer receiving top honors with her perfect 1.0 grade point average. Others named were Maureen Mcllrath, salutatoriang Henry Kilmer, historiang Larry Kromling, class poet, Pat Milliken, class will, Opal Bradshaw, class prophet, and Bill Rhodes, class song. March 1953 . . . Again our athletes gained fame by placing jon Webster and Laurie Fitzpatrick on the TYV all-star basketball teams. Connie Kilmer received an honorable mention. May 1953 . . . Lovely and popular Helen Blinkhorn was the choice to reign over the annual May Day festivities. Helen had as her court Maid of Honor Shirley Fox, and Princesses Delores Sherlund, Marjorie Zeller, Shirley Williams, Nadine Meador, Marlene Pleines, and Neva Perkins. june 5, 1955 . . As we write the last pages in this diary at com- mencement we feel this is not the end but only the beginning. Here truly are four years that will be in our memories forever. ' . .af na f M In v , President Allen Arthur Treasurer Phyllis Hefenieder, Sgt. Vice-President Gene Hnxton at-Arms Glen Ek, Secretary Bar ham Saxhaug. i ew of '54 Many students enjoyed this year'-s junior Prom with its Deep Purple theme. The junior and Senior Sendoff was another highlight sponsored by the juniors. .el ri I-, . ,A it we ,fl i Q- -rs' ,r ., , ,- ,fl Firri Rauf: Betty Eckert, Marilyn Hale, Doro thy Hamnes, Virginia Finch, Yvonne Fritchie. Second Row: Hershall Groff, Fred Griessen Clarence Duke, Wayne Fitzpatrick, Roger Gaf- fey. Third Row: Bernell Flath, Vernon Ford, David Goins, Gene Haxton, Glen Ek. Fifi! Row: Dee Broyles, Mary Lou Davis, Sue Coe. Marjorie Bruck, Clara Courville. Sffwld Row: Allen Arthur, Gene Campynol, Bob Boyd, Kernan Bagley, jim Dale. Tbird Rauf: Ruth Abbe, Marilyn Dodge, Dolores Anderson, Dave Boisjolie, Dwayne Bloom, Eugene Corey. , , , V , Firfl Row: Nancy Knickrehm, Marjorie Hays, Leah Main, Phyllis Hefeneider, Shirley Hel- berg. Second Row: jim Klinger, Larry Haxton, Delbert Latham, Eddie Lohman, Fred Jaeger. Third Row: Malcolm Hinkle, Eddie Hilton, Pat McAv0y, Joyce Martin, Bob Kunz, Chester Long. Fifzfl Roux' Marilyn Petit, Mary Plambeck, Kay Molander, Eunice Misterek, Donna Mc- Larty, Second Roux' Weslyn Moehnke, Don Pender- graft, john Parker, jack Meyers, Darrel Mor- gan. Q Third Rqluu' Clara Quinn, Dale Reed, Pat Mehren, Frances Moser, Donna Olclenstadt, Fn-.rt Roux' Carma Wetzel, Rose Shuell, Bon nie Spencer, Donna VanHove. Setond Roux' Thruman Zeller, Marilyn Taus chcr, Frank Zaniker, Nancy Smith, -Bob Tap fer. ' Third Roux' Leah Stisser, Orman Wfooclward, Bill Xxfinslow. Melvin Somerville, Gerry Wfil liams. ' Fifxfl Roux' jackie Smith, jackie Sievers, Bar- bara Rossman, Marilyn Rees, Barbara Saxhaug. Serwld Roux' Barbara Schroeder, john Rinkes, Keith Renner, Bob Russell, Pat Sharp. Third Row: David Smith, Pat Ross, jack Schwartz, EeVern Schnell, Carol Ryan. President Keith Blue Vice President Ray Parra ball dance. Blau of '55 Secretary Janice Carter Treasurer Anita Nunn The main event of the year for the SOPHOMORES, capably advised by Gayle Graybell and Alvin Pfahl, was their fall foot- Firrt Row: Janice Carter, Anita Adams, Na- dine Abbe, Patsy Anderson, Glenda Cumber- land, Jean Baker, Sandra Bradley, Carolyn Betts. Second Raw: Jean Bennett, Carolyn Berning, Jim Blanchette, William Borland, Robert Chamberlain, Frank Bradshaw, Keith Blue. Third Row: Dora Borland, Jo Ann Allinson, Janet Blattman, Mary Ann Bernert, Karen Carr, Kathleen Brooks, Arlene Brooks. Fourth Row: Vfayne Bauer, Sam Calzada, Donald Clark, Fred Cookman, Michael Buch- olz, Edward Charman, Mary Blinkhorn, Delma Bruck. Fir!! Roux' Donna Kutrh, Jacquelyn Lavier, Sharon Hoffman, Ann Kroll, Marjorie Hines, Doreen Hamnes, Beverly Eckert. Second Row: Don Jaeger, Henry Kunz, Rus- sell Linde, Bob House, John Laird, Leroy Har- rel, Merlin Fischer, Charles Lane, Richie Lit- tle. Third Row: Donna Leete, Farryl Dreier, Mil- dred Kestek, Annalee Kunzman, Marguerite Gloss, Carolynn Grady, Janice Halback. Fourth Row: Pat Gordon, Darwin Fergus, Bob Jennings, Bill Gleason, Ed Holland, Cliff Fahey, Branceford Davidson, Philip Jones, Fu-,rt Rauf: Verna Misterek, Anita Nunn, Don- na Melbrech, Sally McLarty, Betty Myers, jan- ice Oster, Helen Moser. Second Roux' George Petrick, Frank Oliver, Charles Oliver,'Kurt Pederson, Barbara Piland, Barbara McCoy, Patty O'Neill. Third Row: jerry Newton, jerry Logsdon, Ray Parra, Bob Phillips, Ray McEwen, Wayne McDonald, Tom McAvoy, Mike Long. Fourth Rauf: Janice Moles, Dorothy Moehnke, Bill McIntosh, Gary Norman, john Melbrech, Marvin Pleinis, Delores Ott, Darlene Rinkes. Firn Row: Dorothy Ruhl, Shirley Sarc, Donna Sharbuno, Eunice Smith, Mary Lou We-nc, Wanda Sather, Lucille WallaL'e. Serand Rauf: Bob Secrest, Adrian Spande, Dick Sorrels, Gary Welter, Dan Utterson, Bob Rohe, Martin Sammons, Dick White, Tom Sweeney. Third Row: ,lucly Wade, jean Shipley, Caro- lyn Shockley, jean Stoaks, Scarlet Skill, Betty Smith, Glaya Stewart, Barbara Wallace. Fourth Row: Larry Seida, Dick Simantel, Ar- nold Schuldt, Bob Stewart, Dee Ryan, jack Wills, Don Wheeler, Lyle Sprauge. nr.- ' . H L4 - Glau idx X 5 ui S i t I President Don Eisele Secretary john Hooley Vice-President Ken Stewart Treasurer Dorothy Papez The monthly pie and fudge sales sponsored by the freshman class proved to be very successful. In addition the class sponsored one of the football seasons dances. ln February the entire glass attended a skating party at the Oaks. ' ,rs ji x upvug -409' 5 3 .-A X Fry! Row: Ethel Fellows, Carol Corey, jan- ice Bean, Gladys Davenport, Joyce Fitzjohn, jean Davis, Maurita Cox. Serond Row: Romaine Anderson, Duane Da- vis, Bruce Bliese, Michael Cipolla, Don Eisele, jimmy Giles, jerry Christensen, Wayne Coul- tas. Third Row: Sally Gay, Donna Allinson, Lor- raine Giles, Mary Armstrong, Ramona Adams, Claudia Bauer. Faurlh Row: Sharon Cummings, Darlene Bail- ey, Mike Coover, Larry Engleman, Robert Gwynne, Delbert Baker, Barbara Engel, Bev- erly Anderson. First Row: Virginia Hering, Carole Lackey jim Martin, jake Jacobs, Raymond Koeller meier, jackie Mansfield, Sylvia Gould. .Yecond Row: Diane Lawton, Sharon Hickman, Buzz Hagg, Jim Herrmann, John Hooley, Ros- alie Luscher, Jeanie Larson. Third Row: Robert Kloer, Carl Miller, Bill Hering, Robert Groner, Charles Groff, jim Hall. Fourth Row: Pamela Long, Nancy Holland, Peter Irish, Derald Lawrence, Herman McIn- tosh, Charles Goins, Carlotta Miller, JoAnne Heppner. is x it U t a s 'Z' A ':' S .- Q f' Q vwi ' 'fi' 4 N itil, iii Fifzrt Roux' Dorothy Papez, Mary Kay Polzen, Carol Sanister, Henrietta Sattler, Thelma Pet erson, judy Riser, Madeline Moore. Sfffllld Roux' ,lennife Robnett, Sharon Ras mussen, Darlene Rand, Bernice Puckett, Vick ie Oldenstadt, Doreen Sarc, Dorothy Reynolds. Alice Quint. if 2- Third Roux' Ervin Riley, Richard Reeves, Lonnie Ryan, Bob Ragel, Bud Roland, Phil Rabick, Don Knutson. Fourlh Roux' Brenda Schmeer, Rosalie Lus- cher, Harold Reynolds, John Roisum, Dale Reilly, Milo Moore, joan Oswalt, Janice Nor- man. Fififf Roux' Shirley Zeller, Kay Warren, Caro- lyn Woods, Cecilia Schnell, Coleen Wfells, Lorraine Shuell, Linda Wiedeman. Serfmd Row: Nancy Wohl, Margaret Shaffer janet Wolter, Nancy Woolard, Beverly Widi mer, Ruth Scely, Erma Umber. Third Raw: Bill Taylor, Kenny Stewart, Ed- die Stevens, Diane Wzigner, Laura Wetzel, Robert Wanker, Lee Winer, Dal Stisser. Fourlh Row: Larry Young, David Whitaker, Riley Walters, Leroy Woods, Ron Wilson, Don Wilson, jerome Van Winkle, Rex Turner, jerry Steele. Pm! '4 P e brings you tl glimpse of the social activiliex of the amz PRODUCER Alyce Baker fn V , , fQmM Q 0 is - 53 Firrt Roux' jean Baker, Patsy Anderson, Etta King. Second Ruuu' Carolyn Shoclcley, Bernell Flath, Barbara Mc- Coy. Third Row: Adviser Dale Liberty, Dwayne Bloom, Allen Pynn, Larry Kromling. This year's NATIONAL FORENSICS LEAGUE members have wound up another successful season ot' speech tournaments, debates, and speaking engage- ments. Fifzrl Roux' Etta King, Pat Sharp, Eunice Misterelc. Second Rauf: Adviser Dale Liberty, Donna Sharbuno, Pat McAv0y, Allen Pynn. Third Roux' Ed Charman, Anita Adams, Barbara McCoy. Bernell Elath. Fllllflfl Roux' Virginia Eastman, Dwayne Bloom, Carolyn Shoclcley, Pat Milliken. All THESPIANS participated in the student body play this year in some capacity or other. In addition they decorated the boys' and girls' dressing rooms. 54 Redecorating Play Practice. li E efmae QA as N09 'K-D' 71 ni Q-'Y , . NH agimmi Q - , ifkmsmmwv-W, , '5!l'ZW?Qi1HklN5f,t T First Row: Janice Carter, Marilyn Hale, Pat Ross. Second Roux' janet Bauer, Marlene Pleinis, Betty Holmgren, Barbara McCoy. Third Row: Marilyn Dodge, Eugene Corey, Chuck Morris, Pat Milliken. Nw in Picture: lim Miller, Barbara Saxhaug. Many music students diligently strive to become mem- bers of the honorary organizations of CRESCENDO. The officers for this year were: President Chuck Morris, Vice President jim Miller, Secretary Marilyn Hale, Treasurer Barbara Saxhaug. These snaps are of some of the contestants in our Talent Show. -V me i t 4 'fn sv' il if f W aug' H 556 r N ear it A 5 3 ef? ,t t 'ff ' Q , . Fivzrl Roux' Kay Granquist, Sharon Zirbel, Nadine Meador, Barbara Rossman, Cathy Calzada, Etta King, Keith Blue, Darrell Fischer. Seffma' Roux' jack Nelson, Bernell Flath, janet Bauer, Eunice Misterek, Virginia Eastman, Betty Eckert, Maureen Mcllrath, Opal Bradshaw. Third Roux' Marlene Pleinis, Shirlee Williams, Del- ores Sherlund, Helen Blinkhorn, Pat Milliken, Mari- lyn Dodge, janet Lien, Pat Sharp, Pat McAvoy, Dar- lene Rinkes. Fourth Roux' Larry Kromling, Allen Arthur, Henry Kilmer, Roger Gaffey, Marvin Mitchell, Bill Rhodes, Ray Haag, Paul Oppenlander, jack Schwartz. Membership in the HONOR SOCIETY is the reward for those who possess scholas tic ability, leadership, character and desire to serve. First Row: Gloria Miska, Anita Adams, Maurene Mills, Nadine Abbe, Patsy Anderson, Leah Main, janice Carter, Verna Misterelc. Seruud Roux' jean Baker, Donna Sharbuno, Anita Nunn, Sharon Hoffman, Barbara McCoy, Ann Kroll, Sandra Bradley, jeanette Sharp, Marilyn Hale, Donna Mehlbrech. Third Roux' Mary Ann Bernert, Frances Moser, Mil- dred Kestek, Merlin Fischer, George Petrich, Shirley Sarc, Kay Molander, Judy Wilde, Adviser Ernest Gettel. Ffnzrlla Raw: jean Shipley, Shirley Hellberg, Nancy Smith, Caroline Berning, Darlene Stewart, Elizabeth Guyton, Eugene Corey, Ed Charman, Bob Chamber- lain, Fivzrl Roux' Nadine Meador, Lucille Effinger. Opal Third Roux' Adviser Marian Locher, Leah Main, Shar Bradshaw, jean Baker, Donna Sharbuno, Shirley Fox, on Zirbel, Carma Wetzel, Margie Hays, Cathy Cal Sue Coe, Patsy Anderson, Shirlee Willizims. zada. Etta King, Dorine Hamnes, Neva Perkins, Mar- Serrnzd Roux' Shirley Childreth, Shirley Sarc, Doris gie Zeller. Wzilters, ,lanice Carter, Sharon Hoffman, Donna Fnurlb Roux' Beverly Eckert, Betty Holmgren, Del- Mehlhrech, Barbara Rossman, Nadine Abbe, Mar- ores Sherlund, Maureen Mcllrath, Marguerite Gloss lene Pleinis, Gerry Williams. Kay Granquist, Marion Adrian, Darlene Rinkes, Bev erly Halbach, Phyllis Hefenieder. The G. A. A. girls are always found to be planning play days, games with other schools, or think- ing of ways to be of service and real credit to the school. The organization is composed of those girls who have earned enough points through their differ- ent activities to qualify. They were kept busy this year inventing new and clever ideas for money making projects, which kept the treasury brimming. The costuming for the new G. A. A. initiates proved to be even more outstanding this year when it was decided the theme would be 'The Gay Nineties . With Kay Granquist as president and Miss Locher as their adviser the club worked diligently to be a success. Third Roux' Shirley Hellberg, Pat Milliken, Helen Firrl Roux' Leah Stisser, Pat Ross, Gloria Miska, Mari- Blinkhorn, jean Shipley, Nancy Smith, Joyce Mar- lyn Petit, Eunice Misterek, Rose Shuell, Kay Molan- tin, Louisa Davenport, Donna Oldenstadt, Frances der, janet Bauer, Anne Knoll. Moser, Darlene Stewart, Rudeen Engler. Second Roux' Elizabeth Guyton, Pat Abbe, Yvonne Fuurlh Roux' Pat McAvoy, Ruth Abbe, Barbara Fritchic, Marilyn Hale, Carol Ryan, Dorothy Ham- Schroeder, Pat Sharp, jean Bennett, Pat Mehren. nes, Betty Moser, Bonnie Spencer, jackie Sievers, Marilyn Dodge, Anna Lee Kunzman, Virginia East- Adviser Marian Locher. man. Shirley Manning, Mildred Kestek. i .fix Q es , , 3 'N in 2 i w ff' ' ea ya. 55' , , 1 a B f - ' Y fig 57 FiI',l'l Row: Nancy Knickrehm, Allen Pynn, Nancy Third Row: Ronnie Papez, Nancy Herrman, Alyce Smith, Kay Molander.- Baker, Dick Sorrels, Bonnie Spencer. Serona' Roux' Adviser Marjorie Pinkham, jackie Sie- vers. Louisa Davenport, Nadine Meador, Carol Ryan. The efforts of ALPHA RHO TAU'S members gave the halls of West Linn a touch of personality with their displays of art work. Firrl Roux' Bob Russell, Alyce Baker. Ronnie Papez, Second Roux' Adviser Marjorie Pinkham, Leah Stis- Nadine Meador, Eugene Corey. ser, Joyce Martin, Pat Mehren, Nancy Smith, Pat Ross, Marilyn Petit. The LATIN CLUB is not all study. The members have an annual picnic at the end of the year to look forward to plus numerous events throughout the year. l ..- Fivzrt Roux' Sharon Hoffman, Janice Carter, Gloria Third Roux' Glen Ek, Bob Jennings, Delores Ott Miska, Jean Baker, Donna Sharbuno, Sue Coe, Billie Jean Shipley, Barbara Schroeder, Ruth Abbe, Pat Nash, Bettie Chubb, Anita Nunn. Sharp. Fred Jaeger, Keith Renner. Semnd Roux' Anita Adams, Leah Main, Jack Nelson. Fffm-117 Rau-5 Jack Wright, Delbert Latham, Wayne Keith Blue. Adrian Spande. Richie Little, Tom MLA Fitzpatrick, Don Christensen, Laurie Fitzpatrick, Jack Avoy, Barbara Rossman. Myers. Gary Welter, Wayne McDonald, Mike Coov- CF. The SKI CLUB not only proved active in the sport of skiing, but also fulfilled the project of placing waste containers throughout the campus. Fixzrt Roux' Leo Clifford, Martin Sammons, Bill Her- Third Row: Adviser Alvin Pfahl, Joe Rinkes, Charles ing, Henry Kunz, Glen Ek, Merlin Fischer, George Goins, Vernon Ford, John Laird, Kurt Pederson, Petrich. Ted Stout, Fred Jaeger. Senmd Roux' Duane Davis, Darrell Fischer, Chester Fourlb Roux' Gary Norman, Jack Myers, Dick Si- Long, Don Jaeger, Bruce Birtchet, Howard Rey- mantel, Bob Boyd, Dee Ryan, Don Christensen, Allen nolds. Jerry Logsdon, Mike Long. Pynn, Jack Wills, Ron Wilson. The display of blue ribbons and other winnings illustrate that the F.F.A. has worked to bring added honors to West Linn High. v Fifi! Roux' jon Webster, Bill Smith, Cliff Fahey, Tom McAv- oy, Dave Chapman, Dick Gay. SEFUIIL! Roux' Darrell Fischer. Tecl Nwade, Ray Haag, Marvin Mitchell, Dave Goins, john Lane, Dick Sorrels. Third Roux' Malcolm Hinkle. Clifford Davis, jack Myers, Don Christensen, Henry Kilmer. Keith Renner, jack Nelson. Fuurtfo Roux' Bill McIntosh, Lau- rie Fitzpatrick, Frank Zaniker, Conrad Kilmer, john Rasmussen, Xvayne Fitzpatrick, Delbert La- tham, Bob Fisele, Each member of the LETTERMENS CLUB fights to bring home the bacon in thc sport he has chosen. l:fl'nlRr111'.'S1lm.lrzl liracllfsy, l.eall1 Main, Nancy Herrmann, Ronnie Papev, Alyce Baker. Sgfwld Roux' john O'Connor. Virginia Eastman, loyce Martin, -lanet Lien, Pat Meliren, Bill O'Neill. Tlvird Rumi' Darrell Fischer, Glen lik, Allen l'ynn, jack Slllwilfll, ,lim Klinger. The CAMERA CLUB was eager and ready throughout the year to be of service to the entire school and especially to the annual staff in helping them depict our school life with more realism. SU Qaganiyaliand dame lfae Jelly in udludu' 4- ' This year's ANNUAL STAFF worked like hungry lions to meet their deadlines and to make possible this year's book. First Roux' Nadine Meador, Leah Main, Ronnie Papez, Opal Bradshaw, Kay Granquist. Shirley Fox, Arlene Brooks. Sefond Roux' Nancy Herrmann, jack Schwartz, Adviser Marjorie Logsdoni Not pictured is Alycc Baker. if Twelve new memhers of the HI-Y were inducted at an im- pressive candlelight induction ceremony held at the First Cong- regational Church in Portland on October 8. A Thanksgiving program, fea- turning the Kings Heralds 84 Co. from Cascade College, was the first event sponsored by the group. Hi-Y and Tri-Hi'Y co- sponsored the traditional Tag Day Talent Show which included grade school and guest talent. The painting of the Hi-Y insignias on the waste dis posals in the hall and an auction sale were hoth success- ful. The hoys presented the school with a Christian flag and matching hase for the American flag. Ofifcers of the cluh were Marvin Mitchell, presidentg Ray Haag, vice-president, Henry Kilmer, secretary, Dave Goins, treasurerg and sergeant-at-arms, Connie Kilmer. 62 Filfff Row: Paul Oppenlander, Marvin Mitchell, Henry Kilmer, Dave Goines, Ray Haag. Second Row: Dave Chapman, Keith Renner, Larry Kromling, Allen Arthur, Eugene Corey. Third Roux' Adviser Robert Lundborg, Connie Kilmer, Don Christensen, Roger Gaffey, Laurie Fitzpatrick. 1' 'mg ' ig Fivirl Roux' Catuy Callada, Mar- ion Adrian, Beverly Halbacli, Betty Holmgren, Maureen Mcll- rath. Opal Bradshaw, Betty Sa- ther. Semnd Roux' Delores Sherlund, Helen Blinkhorn, Shirley Hell- berg, Marilyn Rees, Pat Sharp, Pat McAvoy, Adviser Phyllis hornton. bird Roux' Shirley Fox, Sharon Zirbel, Nadine Meador, Shirlee Williams, Pat Milliken, Marilyn Hale, Phyllis Hefenieder, Bar- bara Rossman, Eunice Misterek. 153 I 'fM',:: Lefz In figlal, lop lu lmllom: Treasurer Opal Bradshaw, Adviser Miss Thorn- ton, Vice President Bev Halhach, Chap- lain Maureen Mcllrath, President Betty Holmgren. Not in picture: Secretary Marion Adrian. The members of the TRI-HI-Y under the leadership of Betty Holmgren, worked without fal- tering to be of servite to the school and community. Installation of new officers, a cake walk, a Thanksgiving bas- ket, Tri-Hi-Y-Hi-Y talent show, and a project for the school were among the activities of the organ- ization. Engaging speakers and carefully planning the Monday night meetings, swept the interest to an all-time high, and brought the girls together in a more united group. President Betty Holmgren, Vice-President Bev Halbach, Secretary Marion Adrian, Treasurer Opal Bradshaw, Chaplain Maureen Mcllrath, and the members advised by Phyllis Thornton, worked together as a team throughout the year. These charming flappers are just one of the en- tertaining acts in the Tri-Hi-Y-Hi-Y Talent Show. 63 Fifi! Roux' janice Moles, janice Oster, Shirley Sarc, joanne Alli- son. jackie Smith, Fern Spauld- ing. Secwld Roux' Beverly Eckert. Margie Hays, Shirley Hellberg, Betty Eckert, Dorothy Hamnes, Phyllis Pitts, Betty Moser, Aci- viser Ella Triol. Third Razr: Carma Wetzel, Laura Wetzel, Anna Lee Kunzman, Barbara Piland, Frances Moser, Donna Oldenstadt, Betty Gross. Through the efforts of the LIBRARY CLUB the students have enjoyed a more attrac- tive library this year. Firxl Roux' Janice Carter, Sharon Hoff- man, Marilyn Rees, Anita Adams, Bon- nie Spencer, Nadine Meador, janet Blattman. Serum! Row: Sharon Zirbel, Anita Nunn, Verna Misterek, Barbara Ross- man, Sue Coe, Phyllis Hefenieder. Third Roux' Delores Ott, Mary Blink- horn, Beverly Halbach, Marlene Pleinis, Marggie Zeller, Neva Perkins, Gerry Willitinis. Ifunrllz Roux' Marilyn Hale, Delores Sherluncl, Betty Holmgren, Pat Sharp, Pat Milliken, Helen Blinkhorn, Mary Lou Davis, jean Shipley. Adviser Shirley Ildstad, not in picture. all 'Sl' 'J' , Ka Q , ga z 5 we ,, The PEP CLUB is a service organization which did its best to outyell the competing pep clubs, and support West Linn's teams of the 1952-53 season. 64 Firrl Roux' Adrian Spamde, Keith Blue, Frank Bradshaw, Paul Oppenlander, Darrell Fischer. Semnd Raw: Don Jaeger, Bill Smith, Bob Tzipfer, Mike Long, Ross Barber. Third Roux' Herbert Smith, Eug- ene Lamke, Roger Gaffey, Fred Griessen, Bill Rhodes, jim Wfest. Paul Oppenlander, fire chief, and the other members of the FIRE SQUAD were al- ways alert in keeping us drilled for emergencies. Firzrl Roux' janet Lien, Marilyn Rees, Nancy Smith, Gerry Williams, Ruth Abbe. Second Row: Betty Gross, Sue Coe, Frances Moser, Maureen Mcllrath, Ad'- viser Shirley Ildstad. Third Roux' Henry Kilmer, Martin Mc- Nicholas, Marvin Mitchell, Clarence Duke, Don Adams, Charles Oliver. By reading the school paper we can easily see that THE AMPLIFIER STAFF did not leave a stone unturned to bring us the latest student news. 65 Zamzfane The Girls' League started things rolling in the fall by having a get acquainted meeting for the benefit of the freshmen girls and then sponsoring the first dance of the year. Throughout the year a Cake Auction, Lug Day, The Conference at Oswego, The Father and Daughter Banquet, The Style Show, and The Mother and Daughter Tea, were the successful results of the team work and co-operation of all the girls. The Boys' Club held to tradition by sponsoring the Father and Son Banquet. N'-C GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS Firrl Rnuu' Vice President Marion Adrian, Girls' League Room Attendant Kay Granquist, President Nadine Meador, Secretary-Treasurer janet Bauer. Serfmd Roux' Class Representatives: Verna Misterek, Betty Holmgren, Eunice 66 Misterek, Mary Kay Polzen. BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS President Bob Eisele, Treasurer Don Rasmussen, Secretary Dick Gay. Firrl Raw: Kay Warren, La Velle Loudon, Betty Smith, Third Row: Sharon Rasmussen, Sylvia Gould, Carolyn Dorine Hamnes, Madeline Moore, Janice Oster. Betts, Farryl Dreier, Janice Moles, Donna Vanl-love. Second Rauf: Donna Allison, Judy Ryser, Cecilia Schnell, Thelma Pederson, Ramona Adams, Shirley Zeller, Sally Gay. Both the GIRLS' AND BOYS' CHORUS have worked this year to learn the funda- mentals of music in preparation for a place in next year's mixed chorus. Firrl Rnuu' Charles Lane, Lonnie Ryan, Accompanist Semnd Row: John Mehlbrech, Mark Kaetterhenry, Jim Janet Bauer, Milo Moore, Vernon Ford. Klinger, Don Wheeler. I t i t A aat V C M . 4 W L U. ...E . ' W, 'QP A 'A Firrl Roux' jackie Sievers, Dorothy Haynes, Kinda Wie- deman, jean Baker, Anita Adams, Janice Carter, janet Blattman, Gloria Miska, Lucille Effinger. Second Roux' Barbara Wfallace, Sally McLarty, Karen Carr, Dee Smith, Yvonne Fritchie, Brenda Schmeer. Cathy Calzada, Beverly Alex, Marilyn Hale, Sandra Bradley, Betty Myers. Third Raw: Donna Oldenstadt, Shirley Sarc, Phillip Ra- bick, Bill O'Neill, Bob Kunz, Ray Parra, Keith Blue. Adrian Spande, Barbara McCoy, janet Wtwlter. Pat Mil- liken, Donna Kidd. Fourlla Ruux' jean Bennett, Dorothy Moehnke, Bob Chamberlain, john Rinkes, Mike Buckholz, lid Char- man, Phillip jones, Vicki Oldenstadt, Carolyn Shoclcley. The Christmas program, Spring Concert, and Music Contest were the pleasing results of the concerted efforts of the MIXED CHORUS, a group of advanced music students. The BAND under the direction'of Mr. Gilles was a dependable group, who has 1l ways been ready and willing to support our teams, play at pep assemblies, present pro grams, and to produce added entertainmnt. Firrl Rauf: Peggy Tunnell, Pat Ross, jackie Mansfield, Third Roux' Instructor Louis Gilles, Birhiii lngecl oytc Shirley Stisser, Carol Corey, Leah Stisser. Martin, Nancy Smith, Margaret Shaffer Muilyn Dodec Setwld Roux' Merlin Fischer, .lim Giles, Kurt Pederson Fllllflb Roux' Robert Rohe,- Ed Chirmm lick Wills Eugene Corey, Carl Miller, jim Martin. Ed Holland, jerry VanNX!inkle, Chuck Morris Rusxcll Linde. 68 Faithful practice at noon has proved to be of benefit to the select group of girls in the NO- NETTE. Plus performances for the students they have answered many outside requests, and- have been accepted with hearty applause. A new group, THE BOYS' QUARTET, plans to work togeth- er to compete with the Girls' Non- ette next year. The regular string orchestra and selected band members constitute the ORCHESTRA, which performs when called upon to play at ban- quets, PTA meetings, programs, and various other occasions. Fifrt Roux' Carolyn Shockley, Barbara McCoy, Barbara Saxhaug, Marilyn Hale, Anita Adams, janice Carter, Beverly Alex, janet Bauer, Pat Milliken, Betty Holmgren. Not in Picture: Adviser, Helen Brunner. Fifi! Roux' john Rinkcs, Adrian Spande, Bob Chamberlain, Ed Chairman. Fi:-.vi Ruux' Barbara Saxhaug, Ed Char- mam, jim Giles, jim Martin, Eugeni- Corcy, Barbara Engel, Pat Mc-hrcn, l.or' rainc Shuell. Serum! Rnuu' Chuck Morris, Marlena Plcinis, Yvonne Fritrhie, jam-t Wtmltr-1', Bun Haag, Rosa Shuell, Dorothy Rey- nolds, Lorraine Giles, Adviser HL-len Brunner. 69 af 571011151 bring! you cl review of sport laeezeilinef and ozztmzndifzg .vtmzv 70 r fN 'x Mm iw .f 'BZIL -sn - K O 9 4 QA , ' I' Q2 efzemfeacfeu Reade 'em This year's RALLY SQUAD was one of the best in a long time at West Linn. They captured third place at the TYV League jamboree and received many compliments for the way in which they led the Lion rooting section. Front Roux' Shirley Fox, Barbara Sax- haug, Donna Sharbuno. Bari: Larry Kromling, Gary Welter, Kernan Bagley, Ted WadL'. Fifzrt Roux' Coach jiggs Burnett, john Roisum, Laurie Fitz- patrick, Connie Kilmer, jack Myers, john Rinkes, Dick Gay, Don Christensen, Assistant Coach jack Tilton. Second Row: jack Wills, Ed Holland, Clifford Fahey, Bill McIntosh, Don Rasmussen, Dave Goins, Clarence Duke, Ray Haag, john Lane. Third Row: Branceford Davidson, Bill Smith, Clifford Da vis, Davey Chapman, Dick Smith, Charles Oliver, Bill Glea son, Ray Parra, Bill O'Neill. Fourth Row: Wayne McDonald, Bob Jennings, Kernan Bag ley, Bill Illingworth, Waync' Fitzpatrick, Frank Zaniker Quentin Berquist, Marvin Mitchell. jiggs Burnett's football Lions, hurt by the loss of back Connie Kilmer and guard john Rinkes in mid-season, played hot-and-cold all year and ended with a 3 win - 6 loss record. Included among the six defeats were two one-point losses which, had the verdict been the other way, could have altered West Linn's season record considerably. In TYV play, the Lions capped sixth place. High point of the season was reached when the Lions met Hillsboro, TYV League kingpins, and gave them their closest call in league play, losing by a scant 7-6 margin. End Laurie Fitzpatrick and halfback Don Rasmussen were named to the TYV League all-star teams, while Ray Haag, Don Christensen, and Marvin Mitchell received honor- able mention. Fitzpatrick was awarded the Bernie Hermann Most Inspirational Player award and, along with Haag, was named to the county all-star squad. Laurie was also named an alternate to the Shrine all-state team. 3 .wfwg , 9 ' 9 R 0 up 3 5 I ,,L g 3 ug fr 3 W ii 1 ,.l. N X Q Q 'W If Q. A .Q g fi ,M w il an Q Lilw'-w.Qfg 'w'A W 4. 'l N Wi. P if gl H XX ef gmiggmy 13 'Q x Mig . A Qs ,,, 'K ' isa Y WSW Q 3. W,,..,,.M, Q' Q 3 Q ' 7 Q, Q77 3:4 It ' it Q 9 ft C V 'U l Mfx 245 r 5 iw. Wea iq Firrl Roux' Ray Parra, Bob jennmgs Brameford David son, Ed Holland, Cliff Fahey erry Newton Second Roux' Clarence Duke Wiyne McDon1ld Gene Campynol, Bill O'Neill Kernan Bagley am, em me wp new K Coach jack Tilton's JUNIOR VARSITY GRIDDERS were the hard luck team this year, losing all six games played by very narrow margins A lack of manpower hurt thc jayvees, who played a very tough schedule The Lion FROSH, mentored by Dwight Catherwood played func defensive ball and ended with a successful four win, three lo Firrl Row: Charles Groff, jerry Christensen, Lee Winer Ervin Riley, Bob Wanker, Wayne Coultas, Duane Davis Sefrnzd Row: jim Herrmann, Buzz Haag, joe Rinkes Don Eisele, john Hooley, Herman Mclntosh,-jim Blan Fifxrz Roux- Connie Kilmer, john Parker, Laurie Fitzpat- rick, Frank Zaniker. Second Roux' jack Myers, Don Rasmussen, Ed Lohman Ray Haag, Bob Eisele. Third Roux' Coach Dwight Catherwood, jon Webster, Dick Gay, Manager Lonnie Ryan. eaqend flaaae ' Coach Dwight Catherwood's Lion CAGERS enjoyed a very successful season, finish- ing with a record of 15 wins against 7 defeats. They reached their peak in mid-season, when they captured seven victories in a row. This win streak enabled them to finish the TYV League campaign in a second place tie. In the District 12 tournament, the Lions had a hard time finding the mark as they dropped a very close decision to Molalla in the first game. High scorer for the year was center Laurie Fitzpatrick, who totaled 324 points. Guard jon Webster and Forward Connie Kilmer also averaged better than 10 points per game. jon scored a total of 262, while Connie hit for 259. Guard Don Rasmussen clicked for 176 and Forward Frank Zaniker scored 152 to round out the top five. Bob Eisele led the free shooters with a .641 percentage and Fitzpatrick hit .437 from the floor to lead the team in that department. jon Webster placed on the TYV League all-star first team. Laurie Fitzpatrick won a place on the second team and Connie Kilmer received honorable mention. Laurie and Jon al-so made the District 12 dream team. Seniors on the squad included Laurie Fitzpatrick, jon Webster, Connie Kilmer, Don Rasmussen, Dick Gay, Bob Eisele and Ray Haag. Others were: Frank Zaniker, john Park- er, Ed Lohman, and jack Myers. Laurie and jon were elected co-captains. 7 3 47 36 63 62 70 65 TYV LEAGUE 5 6 56 ' WL 44 Connie lc-Amd WL 65 WL 49 WL 5 5 WL 74 WL 60 WL 67 WL 5 6 WL 7 2 WL 67 WL 5 5 WL 6 1 DISTRICT 1 2 WL 44 WU Frosh St. Helens Molalla Milwaukie St. Helens Molalla Milwaukie Forest Grove Beaverton Newberg Oregon City Hillsboro McMinnville Tigard McMinnville Forest Grove Tigard Newberg Beaverton Hillsboro Oregon City Molalla Frank Zaniker 66.7014 Wm O n VI ebSW' Laurie Pltzpatrlck Don Rasmu S5617 Ei Q-Mmm ass-iizf ' A ' - Q f 'f 1:1 5 'F A --sv S. 2 as X wif' 4 , v A 3 N 'Q-,W yy fue f-Meek Q - . , X Q S X A . x 1 B P-Q , ,5i,gggbQg,.4l. 1 3 5.555 f X Ki 3 V ,A -Wi' 52 . :M ' 1 i V w ' -W ,WL 5 ,.. . W. xy , +V,- . ,-f A' iw' .JJ . - 1 Y X X .. , Q ,iw wx 1 , ,f : if I Sw 'A Q ' , ,W H 2 Ag N 13: - QQ B SQUAD First Row: Ray Parra, Bob Jennings, Cliff Fahey, Keith Blue. Second Roux' Manager Charles Goins, Wayne McDonald, Bill Thorpe, Mike Buchholz, Coach Burnett. Third Raw: Bill Mclntosh, jack Wills, Clarence Duke, Gene Campynol, Dee Ryan. 80 Bgquaxf, 440411 Qaing ' Coach Jiggs Burnett's Lion JAYVEES had their up and downs this year, finishing with a record of 11 wins and 9 losses. Their TYV slate included 9 victories and 5 defeats. Guard Bill Thorpe led scoring with 199 points, just ahead of forward Gene Campynol who tallied 191. Bill McIntosh was next with 174, while Clarence Duke had 134. The performance of these players, coupled with several more who turned in fine show- ings in reserve roles, indicate some fine prospects are in store for next year's varsity. The Lion FROSH, also mentored by Coach Burnett, was hampered' by injuries to key players through much of the season, but still managed to finish high among TYV teams., FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Firfz Row: Ervin Riley, Charles Groff, Bob Ragel, john Hooley. Second Row: Don Eisele, Mike Cipolla, Carl Miller, Bob Wanker, Ed Stevens. Third Row: jim Herrman, David Whit- Larry Engleman, Coach Burnett. 1 A f1----V-' YW W ,,,,,, Y, , , Y YY, YVYV , aker, Mark Kaetterhenry, Don Wilson, Firrl Roux' Richie Little, jimmy Newton, Martin Sammons, john Laird, Dick Sorrells, Robert Rohe, Dan Utterson. Tom McAvoy, Bob Secrest. Second Row: Etta King, jean Bennett, Marguerite Gloss, Darlene Rinkes. Coach Marion Locher, Manager Marion Adrian, Kay Granquist, Nancy Wool- ard, Pat McAvoy, Ruth Abbe. spam .mf eww efmzeze sum Coach Marion Locher's Lion SWIMMERS, especially the girls, enjoyed a very success- ful season, The mermaids, paced by Kay Granquist, swept to third place in the state swim tournament. The boys, led by captain Keith Renner, were not quite as successful but had a lot of fun, anyway. Jack Tilton's Lion MATMEN had a building year this year, winning but two meets. The outlook is brighter for next year, however, with many returning lettermen, especially in the lower weights. Outstanding this year were Allen Arthur, Bill Illingworth, David Smith and Don Christensen. Allen and Bill won state tournament berths. 81 Firrl Row: Dave Smith, Romaine An- derson, Wziyne Coultas, Marvin Effin- ger, Malcolm Hinkle, Glen Ek, Bill Smith, Ed Hilton. Second Roux' Manager Dale Stisser. Martin Sammons, Herman Mclntosh. Ray Gill, Bob Secrest, Branceford Dav- idson, Charles Oliver, Dick Smith. Coach jack Tilton. Third' Roux' Larry Young, Bill Illine- worth, Allen Arthur, Ed Holland, john Roisum, jim Dale, Don Christensen. Bill O'NeiIl, Buzz Haag. w-alunw +'vuvnwQw .wm.,.Y7 w WW K M, . ,. f W mr ,iw .75 W ,ww bw,-ww . . XM r,,,q2223f-fif, -Ig Q Ss: Q ,fl K 4 . 5' ,, if Effi ,M SAW M , ga, T M- .. Q v, 7 Af W 'A'- W ,Qi -,,, . xx we 'x ,X MA W -A , av ff mgfh M WWE 3',i 'go Q Piulqv M. . WMS-w 'YQQM 'sw Ax r. Y was ,Nm Q Q 1 ' .. :?.v S A aww, .Q - xl xx.-NX , -xl .QWYMF M, Q5 'Wi QQ 'SM 4. 1 - W f. 7 ff A.. Q? gxsl' ,, 3 i Q Tig s M ei D,.-l-lI ll--J. OJLAL 0e--J. hs-L11L Fiv-.rt Roux' Batboy Dwight Catherwood, jr., Cliff Davis, Second Row: Manager Darrell Fischer, Don Adams, Don Laurie Fitzpatrick, Connie Kilmer, jon Webster, johnny Rasmussen, Wayne Fitzpatrick, Frank Zaniker, john Lane, Bob Eisele, Coach J. P. Brown. Parker, Gene Campynol, Bill Mclntosh, Cliff Fahey, Jim Miller. '7e4uu91 rqllwcld Mmq Znfhudiadh A Firxl Row: Darlene Rinkes, Margie Zeller, Neva Perkins, Third Row: Tom Rouw, Martin Sammons, Ray Gill, Marlene Pleinis, Shirlee Williams. Richie Little, Ed Stevens, Larry Haxton, Ed Hilton, Tom Semnd Row: Marguerite Gloss, jackie Lavier, Barbara MCAv0y, Gary Welter. Rossman, Pat Mehren, Pat Sharp, Eunice Misterek. 1 nfnnjpnh GQAIAI4 0-241 :14iA e..n:144n First Row: Manager Delbert Latham, Dave Goins, Mar- Fourth Roux' Don Pendergraft, Bill Illingworth, Dick vin Mitchell, Henry Kilmer, Dick Gay, Allen Pynn, Ray Smith, Mark Kaetterhenry, Ross Barber. Haag, Coach jiggs Burnett. Fifth Roux' LeRoy Wixod, john Hooley, Ray McEwen, Sermzd Roux' Buzz Haag, john Roisum, Keith Renner, jack Wills. Ted Wade, Mike Bucholz. Sixth Rauf: Bob Chamberlain, Bill Borland, Arnie Third Roux' Bob Gwynne, Mike Coover, Kurt Pedersen. Schultz. Glen Ek, Branceford Davidson, Charles Oliver, Larry Seventh Row: Charley Goins, Wayne Coultas, Bob Se- Kromling. crest, jim Rlinger, jack Myers. n, All d- 0 . IA- A J - 01 -.o-I nil Firrt Raw: Don Eisele, Adrian Spande, Romaine Ander- Frank Oliver. son, Bill Taylor, Ervin Riley, Chuck Lane. Fourth Raw: Bob Phillips, Bob Jennings, Ed Holland, Second Roux' Wayne Bauer, Charles Groff, Larry Young, Ron Wilson, Mike Cipolla. Ray Parra, Wayne McDonald. Fifth Row: Don Wilson, Herman McIntosh, Derald Third Row: Keith Blue, Bob Wanker, Jim Herrman. Lawrence, jim Blanchette. .Z.7eZ 4 Ga S ' nf ffaexc fjflllj' ufm 121111116 fha j2rez 'i01z,f T. V. j11'0g1z111f,m fzmwiblcf. Producer Nancy Herrmann Make up Nancy Herrmann . 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EFFINGER, Lucille 57, 68 EFFINGER, Marvin 81 EISELE, Bob 26, 32, 34, 60, 66, 77, 79 EISELE, Don 26, 49, 50, 76, 77, 79, 80 EK, Glen 44, 59, 60, 64, 81 ENGEL, Barbara 50, 68, 69 ENGELMAN, Larry 50, 80 ENGLER, Rudeen 34, 57 F FAHEY, Clifford 47, 60, 73, 76, 80 FELLOWS, Ethel 50 FERGUS, Darwin 47 FINCH, Virginia 44 FISCHER, Darrell 34, 56, 59, 60, 65 FISCHER, Merlin 47, 59, 68 FISH, Ginger 35 FITZJOHN, Joyce 50 FITZPATRICK, Lawrenve 17, 18, 35, 59, 60, 62, 64, 73, 77, 78 FITEEATRICK, Wayne 35, 44, 59, 64, FLATH, Bernell 15, 17, 44, 54, 56 FORD, Vernon 44, 59, 67 FOX, Shirley 19, 26, 35, 57, 61, 63, 72 FRITCHIE, Yvonne 44, 57, 68, 69 G GAFFEY, Roger 44, 56, 62, 65 GAY, Dick 19, 35, 60, 66, 73, 77, 79 GAY, Sally 50, 67 GILES, Jimmy 50, 68, 69 GILES, Lorraine 50, 69 GLEASON, Bill 47, 73 GLOSS, Marguerite 47, 81 GOINS, Charles 50, 59, 76, 80 COINS, David 44, 62, 73 GORDON, Leslie 47 GOULD, Sylvia 50, 67 GRADY, Carolynne 47 GRANQUIST, Jerald GRANQUIST, Kay 17, 32, 35, 56, 61, 66, 81 GRIESSEN, Fred 44, 65 GROFF, Charles 50, 76, 80 GROFF, Hershall 44 GRONER, Robert 50 GROSS, Betty 65 GUYTON, Elizabeth 35, 57 GWYNNE, Robert 50 H HAAG, Henry 50, 69, 76, 80 HAAG, Ray 18, 26, 32, 35, 56, 60, 62, 73, 77, 79 HALBACH, .Janice 47 HALBACK, Beverly 35, 63 HALE, Marilyn 44, 55, 57, 63, 68, 69 HALL, James 50 n HAMNES, Dorine 47, 57, 67 HAMNES, Dorothy 44, 57, 64 HARREL, Leroy 47 I-IAXTON, Gene 44 Larry HAXTON, HAYNES, Dorothy 68 HAYS, Margie 44, 57, 64 HEFENIEDER, Phyllis 44, 63 HEIN, Marjorie 47 HELLBERG, Shirley 44, 57, 63, 64 HEPPNER, lkther 35 HEPPNER, Joanne 50 HERING, Bill 50, 59 HERING, Virginia 50 HERRMANN, Jim 50, 80, 76 HERRMANN, Nancy 36, 58, 60, 61 HICKMAN, Sharon 50 HILTON, Edward 44, 81 HINKLE, Malcolm 44, 60, 81 HOFFMAN, Sharon 47, 57, 59, 64 HOLLAND, Edward 47, 68, 73, 76, 81 HOLLAND, Nancy 50 HOLMGREN, Betty 36, 55, 63, 66, 69 HOOLEY, John 49, 50, 76, 80 HOUSE, Robert 47 I ILLINGWORTH, Bill 15, 73, 81 IRISH, Peter 50 I JACOBS, Gerald 50 JACOBSEN, Geraldine JAEGER, Don 47, 59, 65 JAEGER Fred 44, 59, 64 JENNINGS, Genevieve 73 JENNINGS, Robert 47, 59, 64, 76, 80 JOHNSON, Ronald 36 JONES, Phillip 48, 68 K KAETTERHENRY, Mark 67, 80 KESTEK, Mildred 47, 57 KIDD, Donna 36, 68 KILMER, Conrad 19, 36, 62, 73, 77, 78 KILMER, Henry 19, 26, 27, 36, 56, 60, 62, 65 KING, Eta 36, 54, 56, 57, 81 KLINGER, James 44, 60, 67 KLOER, Robert 50 KNICKREHM, Nancy 44, 58 KOELLERMEIER, Raymond 50 KROLL, Anne 47, 57 KROMLING, Larry 15, 16, 19, 26, 36, 54, 56, 62, 72 KUNZ, Henry 47, 59 KUNZ, Robert 44, 68 KUNZMAN, Annalee 47, 57, 64 KUTCH, Donna 47 L I LACKEY, Carol 50 LAIRD, John 47, 59, 81 LAMKE, Eugene 36, 65 LANE, Bonnie 37 LANE, Charles 47, 67 LANE, John 37, 60, 73 LARSEN, Jean 50 LATHAM, Delbert 44, 59, 60, 64 LAURENCE, Derald 50, 76 LAVIER, Jacqueline 47 LAWTON, Dianne 50 LEETE, Donna 47 LIENDE, Russell 47, 68 LIEN, Janet 37, 56, 60, 65 LITTLE, Richard 47, 59, 64, 81 LOGSDON, Jerry 48, 59 LOHMAN, Eddie 44, 77, 79 LONG, Chester 44, 59 LONG, Mike 48, 59, 65 LONG, Pamela 50 LUNDGREN, Bruce 37 LUSCHER, Rosalie 51 M MAIN, Leah 44, 57, 59, 60, 61, 64 MALIN, Elwood MANNING, Shirley 37, 57 MANSFIELD, Jackie 50, 68 MARTIN, James 50, 68, 69 MARTIN, Joyce 44, 57, 58, 60, 68 McAVOY, Pat 44, 54, 56, 63, 81 McAVOY, Tom 48, 59, 60, 64, 81 McCOY, Barbara 48, 54, 55, 68, 69 McDONALD, Wayne 48, 59, 64, 73, 76, 80 McEWEN, Ray 48 McHONE, James 37 MCHONE, Jennie 37 MCIEQIATH, Maureen 15, 37, 56, 63, McINTOSH, Bill 16, 48, 60, 73, 80 MCINTOSH, Herman 50, 76, 81 McLARTY, Donna 45 Ma-LARTY, Sally 48, 68 McNICHOLAS, Martin 37, 65 MEADOR, Nadine 17, 18, 26, 38, 56, 57, 58 61, 63, 66 MEHLBRECH, Donna 48, 57 MEHLBRECH, John 48, 67 MEHREN, Patricia 69, 58, 45, 57, 60 MILLER, Carl 50, 68, 80 MILLER, Carlotta 50 MILLER, James 68, 55 MILLIKEN, Patricia 17, 38, 69, 68, 56, 63, 55, 54, 57 MILLS, Maurene MISKA, Gloria 38, 68, 64, 59, 57 MISTEREK, Eunice 66, 56, 63, 45, 54, 57 IVIISTEREK, Verna 48, 66 MITCHELL, Marvin 26, 38, 62, 65, 56, 60, 61, 73 MOEHNKE, Dorothy 68, 48 MOEHNKE, Weslyn 45 MOLANDER, Kay 55, 54, 57 MOLES, Dean MOLES, Janice 67, 64, 48 MOORE, Madelene 51, 67 MOORE, Milo 67, 51 MORGAN, Darrel 45 MORRIS Charles 38, 69, 68, 55 MOSER, Betty 64, 57 MOSER, Frances 26, 64, 65, 45, 57 MOSER, Helen 48 MULKEY, Roselyn MYERS, Betty 48, 68 MYERS, Jack 64, 59, 45, 60, 73, 79, 77 MASH, Billie 38, 64, 59 N NELSON, Jack 38, 64, 59 NEWTON, Jerry 48, 76 NEWTON, Jim 81 NORMAN, Gary 59, 48 NORMAN, Janice 51 NUNN, Anita 64, 59, 46, 48 O 0'CONNOR, John 60 OLDENSTADT, Donna 45, 64, 68 OLDENSTADT, Vicki 51, 57, 68 OLIVER, Charles 48, 65, 73, 81 OLIVER, Frank 48 OLIVER, Richard 18, 38 0'NEILL, Bill 17, sa, 63, 60, 73, 81, 76 O'NEILL, Patty 48 OPPENLANDER, Paul 15, 20, 39, 62, 65, 56, 62 OSTER, Janice 67, 64, 48 OSWALT, Joan 51 OTT, Dolores 64, 59, 48 P PAPEZ, Dorothy 49, 51 PAPEZ, Ronnie 39, 53, 60, 61 PARKER, John 45, 77, 79 William 40, 60, 65, 73, 81 PARRA, Raymond 68, 46, 48, 73, 8 PEDERSON, Kurt 68, 59, 48 PEDERSON, Thelma 51, 67 PENDERCRAFT, Donald 45 PERKINS, Neva 18, 39, 57 PETIT, Marilyn 45, 57, 58 PETRICH, George 48, 59 PHILLIPS, Robert 48 PILAND, Barbara 48, 64 PITTS, Phyllis 64 PLAMBECK, Mary 45 0, 76 PLEINIS, Marlene 18, 39, 55, 56, 51 69 PLEINIS, Marvin 48 POLZEN, Mary 51, 66 PUCKETT, Bernice 51 PYNN, Allen 39, 54, 53, 59, 60 Q QUINN, Clara Ann 45 QUINT, Alice 51 R RABICK, Phillip 51, 68 RAGEL, Robert 51, 80 RAND, Darlene 51 RASMUSSEN, Don 39, 66, 73, 77, 78, 17, 19 RASMUSSEN, Sharon 51, 67 RAY, James 39 REED, Dale REES, Marilyn 45, 63, 65 REEVES, Richard 51 REILLY, Dale 51 - 64 RENNER, Keith 45, 59, 60, 62, REYNOLDS, Dorothy 51, 69 REYNOLDS, Harold 76 REYNOLDS, Howard 51, 59 RHODES, William 39, 56, 65 RILEY, Ervin 51, 80, 76 RINKES, Darlene 48, 56, 69, 81 RINKES, Joe 59, 76 RINKES, John 45, 68, 73 ROBNETT, Jannice 51 ROHE, Robert 48, 68, 81 ROISUM, John 51, 73, 81, 76 ROLAND, Robert 51 ROSS, Patricia 45, 55, 57, 58, 68 ROSSMAN, Barbara 45, 56, 57, 59, 63, 64 RUHL, Dorothy 48 RUSSELL, Robert 45, 58 RYAN, Carol 45, 57, 58 RYAN, Drew 48, 49, 80 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WHITAKER, David 51, 80 WHITE, Richard 48 WHITTINCTON, Gary 41 WIDMER, Beverly 51 WIEDEMANN, Linda 51, 68 WILKEN, Cary WILLIAMS, Geraldine 16, 45, 57 65 WILEIAMS, Shirley 41, 56, 57, 63 72 WILLS, Jack 48, so, 68, 73, so WILSON, Don 51, ao, 76 WILSON, Ron 51, 59, 76 WINER, Lee 51, 76 WINSLOW, William 45 WOHL, Nancy 51 WOLTER, Janet 51, 68, 69 WOOD, Betty 51 WOOD, Owen 51, 76 WOODWARD, Orman 45 WOODLAND, Nancy 51, 81 WRIGHT, Jack 59, 64 Y YOUNG, Larry 51, 76, 81 Z ZANIKER, Frank 45, 73, 77, 78 ZELLER, Marjorie 41, 51, 67 ,19 ZELLER, Shirley 41 ZELLER, Thruman 45 ZIRBEL, Sharon 26, 27, 41, 56, 57, 63 M 1. 2. 3. 4, 5. 6. 7. 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