Wilson High School - Troyan Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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in 3' ff: ' .4 1 it ' . ' ' 'a'5SrEn , bf V - .'1I1:- r..3,:w 8 CLARKE, Leslie nHapn - 10550 S. W. Allen Blvd. Suite 220 Beaverton, OR 97005 Single: 2 children, Amy - 8, David - 5. Executive vice pres- ident Timberline Systems since fall 1970. Timberline Systems is a national computer software firm. Favorite pasttimes are running and enjoying my children. Amy is into gymnastics and David is busy into everything. CLEMENT, Sherry CRobbinsJ - 14855 S. W. l41st Tigard, OR 97223 Married Richard Robbins in 1967. Have two lovely children, Scott - 12, and Kelly - 9. My title is domestic engineer 5 landlady for several rentals. My time is spent carpooling children and taking care of our various rentals. I am a volunteer at Meridian Park Hospital. Love camping, boating, bike riding and bowling. COCKREHAM, Chris A. - 17835 S. W. Chippewa Tr. Tualatin, OR 97062 Owner, operator of Coiffure Boutique, men 8 women's hairstyling, located in Beaverton. Married 16 years to same wife, Geraldine, a 1960 Wilson grad. We have 6 children. Jason 15, Andrea 13, Colin 11, Chris Jr. 7 6 Tiffani 2. Enjoy kids sports activities, basketball, soccer. Family vacations to California, Disneyland, the beach, camping 6 fishing. Vacations without the kids Reno, Reno, Reno. I've got to take her to Hawaii or on a cruise this summer or my goose is cooked. COLEMAN, Joan CGradtD - P. O. Box 261 Bandon, OR 97411 Real Estate cranberries with my husband. Since leaving Wilson, I graduated from U of O with a BS in Journalism. One always seems to return things. Instead of writing copy for the Troyan, Sales for Lighthouse Real Estate, Bandon and raise to familiar I'm writing ads for real estate. Have kept a hand in at free lance writing when I have time, but real estate sales keep me busy and cranberry farming with my husband, Dave, Cof 16 yearsb and two boys, David C93 and Douglas 171, really takes up what spare C??D time is left. We love living near the ocean and the easy going nature of a small town. I have fond memories of Wilson -- the long hours putting out the yearbook, and the noise caravan to Lincoln - remember? Seems like yesterday. Wish I could be there, but other plans conflict.