Woodburn High School - Wohiscan Yearbook (Woodburn, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1955 volume:

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Make them granite-like and steady, Make them firm and true--They'll lastl Glenda Seely '.'. .4 . O JJ., X x 9 ii -fd Y - Q .I I I C ff-A. - 1 - .uf .. Q , - A - ' f f a 0. Q , . v - Gw- , Q Q fn 1 . ' ' -QQ- 1 .Q ' no - ' ' ' i 'q. 7 - ,, -P -W an , ' , w.. iw' .gg , -of.- fm , K gn., . ' ..,,, -... , 'who-Q., K . 'Why no-Y 1. -v fr , 1, .. . ,wr V Y Q - W Q Q ' - , ,I W, J- 1 f C ' W -at N-nmaqi QL ' -on QW M-,J 1,6-' + 1,, we 4 A JM., 0 , M, A 5 ' 5 :,- ' 'QA-in-'UF-f .,IV , .,vK,. , X - .-. '-'w 1- ': 1'. 1 , N -if M , . c . KIT' ' 1 ,. g,,., ' ' R i -,Q ,th Mug .MAJ ' O k fv- , . N 1 1 '- ' V. ' .0 'iff' U - W wb I ' , 4, -vw Tig'-.uv , 'W ' 6 A-Q 1' W f, ,g 'ff-Q 14 , al? , YY A rf, pf' , 8. 114-7 ww. , 6115-RAL. G. di -W c f,1L ,yas I ' 1, L gif? r K .4 V955 A , :si my 5,33 vt LESTER EARL KELLER He has filed his final papers And has left his home on earth, But throughout his well-spent hours, Did we ever know his worth? were we conscious of his ready smile, His ever-helping hand, And his words of useful knowledge On this, the promised land? Did we ever fully understand How much he gave to all, As he strove to make us finer, Till he went to meet the call? As the years roll on, we'll realize How much time he spent in strife--- Small in stature, but great in mind, He gave to us his life, Glenda Seely 746k of Eanfeaafd Ads Administration Agriculture American Problems Annual staff Art Band Baseball Basketball Biology Bookkeeping Boosters Chemistry Chorus Class of '55 Class of '56 Class of '57 Class of '58 Composites Dedication Drivers Training English Faculty e,45,4s,t-se,69 Future Business Leaders of America Future Farmers of America Future Homemakers of America Football Girls Letter Club Girls Sports Home Economics Health Junior Class Play Kappa Alpha Sigma Letterman Library Library Club Mathematics May Day Music National Honor Society Noon Sports Shop Shorthand Song Leaders Spanish Speech Senior Class Play Student Council Track TYPUTS Wireless World History Yell Leaders Church of God wld Bible Baptist Saint Luke 's Catholic Foursquare Reorganized Latter Day Saints First Presbyterian Saint Mary's Episcopal Recognizing the great part our past historyg Conscious of the influence life: and With faith that they will We dedicate this annual to community. Free Methodist I the churches have played in which they exert in our daily continue their good works: the several churches ot our First Christian l Immanuel Lutheran First Methodist Latter Day Saints Bethel Presbyterian Assembly of God l 4 saywxxxg A ,',. . X g, ,sf we gg for ,' f' . A ' f . y fi be - Q- B M? 'K U H Xf' C2 - -as C i Q ,f XX jf? fxffnwxxw 4 .Ali 'r - N M.wiQiW::wq X-,,51f7Z, A I gy X .. ,, : qI .? A Ngwgxii uf 's-N-NRM g ,S y Us sq K ubib .1 g ... r 4h,w WHA . I , ' gs., r s A 'f XX L Q A if ' is ' B i y i l ggg N. R y t , , g g B V FSL Q QQ5fA,. X ,..:,.,. X' X X 1 ' X 1 xy . ii t 2 so 1 my .rs ,y yy ii I x y j' fd Q V 7 X I f 1 X 4' 0 U XM T Warren Sterling Business Manager Kathryn Thompson Business Staff Nina Rice Clubs Glenda Seely Business Staff w I l 3' 'M 'W 6 LH ,.,1,1.. A ' I 1 f ,W ' A V q.:, E, W V Xl, 'Rfb C? f X17 .6 , . ' f,, 2 1 1 f , 1 r r at U f L NV-4-.IW yu!! . f x EX? V Matti Sue Clark 'X X Geraldine Armstrong X--:E on Brehml x if .BusinessNStaff K : A Editorial Assistantg' '- 'T Clubs W , V . My ,yr gil flags, Lf- , . H Helen McGaffee ef' X A365 tggms B A- CN Al1ce Chamberlain ,lv If H iCa:role RuthlE1warieA Applegate A A Peggy Doerfler T Typing .-s,,' Faculty ' L , . Student Activities f . 'wg K' 'N-J Xfxmlwk ' Inez Nelsxri Fidel Gaviola X f Dean Bishoprick 3'Business,Staff Business Staff X 5' Editorial Assistant -' Q , ii.. Trumar! Baird Barbara Mouser LQ Carole Hooker 4 sports Business Staff Typing , E I 4, ' . . .+- Sm!! Q53 li X13 L -Rm - 1 -.-gi'L--,..:--iL,,,,:f-,gE7 Sum L-...Sa.Q-H' s , , I all NWNNW BW IW 17 t I 'lxs Lf ff ff 1 l li j gf iii? RQ' 'ram-, iii! 3, Roger Blomberg Editorial Assistant Rochelle Plank Editorial Assistant Linda Peterson Business staff Larry Bright Business Staff JoAnne Gaviola Editor Don Stafney Business Staff Benton Dailey Annual Ad visor ,fl xiii Lester E. Keller Adv. Business Staff Karol Kay Rohde Classes Larry Sterling Assistant Editor SLG! Va 56 fffv 0 of 'ixxshigfcxjgff S 9m 704:46 za zaewfwaw It was readin, 'riten and 'rithmetic in grandfathefs day but today we say Literature and Composition ffinglishl, and Mathematics. Today's schools offer the student a wider choice of subjects than ever before. At Woodburn Hijx more than 16 different subjects are offered. ln the following pages we have attempted to show, pictorially, some of the contents of the sub- jects offeted this year. ff rv A, .sp ' W , Diagraxsxmixlgz How to use words lv QM ff! I - 6, , ns' K1 4 ' Iournalistic techniques Asfdefs 'L ff4 5 ' w-3 xt J s, W M 31. fs fi, Aifefi'-1 is A l fm-L as f'JcT.4v'fff'?3fr fwiffxf -ff'f'1ff-' uqdae A .sf .fin f ,g nf W ,ffxtif h ,JJ , , ' L If i ,Af f ff a fi e - , 'X of 'VZ' ,fu ,- A 1 Readin for information and lcasure. f5jfg,f,L:A!Z1Qf.. f,:ffb5.f!.5gf 157 8 P y F1 M 1 al ei? jf:Lkf f i4'f: ,f-1,-c 7 gg, if'fQnf': Jwxflff m,A, ,f M' i tlfjffdife W 'Q aff? mf' 6 '3 f' gf 4 A N K f f x x. .A V f ' 4 gf f . JN? - f 4 K if . W Fx 3 Use of szudv :kills ' Dezmoustratixxg active advel-bs F A FUCHP BELLE Shukv I Practice radio playg 5 KELLE. tmxmto !LTQI1fg Y which . f I I R f ' b Calm grievous xv ' ' A, , Qlmsnm handkerchief ' Mm b' ' A . h compurzxble heir Cloud-hkk N--M ' f' Cm , , .f P on of cacflz of the fol- lx. :Xml 1 -.-Q E km . con F. W 2'Q '2-: ' Cha-ck themmm- CO x. 0 put , V V . , X ., . ' . U ,LTHBY yu Omgmal cxmsposizions do not . know' Rear dvbtor horlznu T X ' Q x key if you do not rccognizc dem, mfmnous i 6 U 'V mlb' ' X M - ..m,... . ...,, . 'onouncv mah word Sl'LTCI'Ul dgyuge insurance IC A ' 'cmd M If the correct promlnciatimm dingy Italian Vs' ' -hrs Ulm his JLTQI . Ymfd rzkvs lu ILC! . YQ-5 JUG I I P . U Q JUQQf1'g'f. 0,1 Panel: Saould the Linked Slams haw Q A y XVII LY CO pmxeml Military Trammg? COIUPEZIIUOIK through forensic ' ,sf H119 ozicr IJllCl-IlL.'0I'llS In - I- U . -h A WX . 1 ff lf' M' I Drawing model heads f Building pewpemive , . E., - ' If X MA X X wgff' 'lg Charcoal life drawing 4 GFQQPF fx ' S TK Q A ,. I' Fumiamems of baking W ' in - 41 1, fe 'ink X I2 . L :q',47'0'?'QQ yo., 41 JO 4532! 1 ' 49 01 ,T Q0 'VU' 72 fy kv Ol W fb -1 ,O ,ff 0 0 Cf JK 0, 6' 09 V51 'bf 045 091 QV' he 65 fs' uf 047 Q1 'Z ,I . f 1 ' , , M. 'fm 55451, -A 00, 0 W fm iff, 0, 42, 0 ' 'ff 0 45 0, Q1 Q! 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Gov Q o Of' 45: CJ, afar, Report on famrly problems Debate: Cordon vs, Neuberg I Q. unc , , A 1, Curremvevents , ',,grNi,f 1 ' X r Panel: Labor --Management problems o ,qv h A x S Y A -X ' A r' Bl' V Y' r UI Y IU IJZUGI t doe: fed uj what It can 11 fmvffren tic W ii' RNA X ar Sl iliffii ' s N Ne rfb 'R ' . 'wifi r i o Mg . M W V 10 Spanish culture and ideas Building vocabulary 1 he Problems of World War II WMM? QE' GCC 'ha-.. 17? 'hat do Reports on historical events 5? NO. 53, 26. 'hen a -.. .... ul, .,.,...,.. .., .-.1,....,e. .. ...um we .made con- usly for what distance before the torn is made? No. 31. :ming ive raffic: the pass- n tl open ride KH? ing W .1 C1-935111, Learning through practice nder wl :al signal per sub V ? No. 32, 16. '-'51 Ei d1j2n?,Q? , of if iff 1 r Geography of Europe - 1? A , - .Et 2 iw! Y U 5 M . wi' 4c'.-T...h., Development of cultural knowledge 1 09 Q 9 ' 1 ,cv ci 4....r ., 96 60 4 0 a XD 7 or .iw . ' 'oe to X A W k 0488 O 'ASX' I r K' ,905 FAO J if 'wax QXFN os 5 5 I i I I ,WA4 1 JW Safety educatrou LM 11 h Y ,-.--4 I 'U ' W s' WW? g Ay M Q, L . f x : ,p ' A A 4f f 1fwLf -QW? ,. 1 f . fi : X5 - 7' Typing fog' beginners DCVEl0piI1g typing, Skill J -- ' 4- u'vf,f 1 :X . x Q Mi, Q Q, 5' 1 9, gaa66eq66 N N 5 - X ' 5 Q U Y ., mm ' ,, WL gn! . Keeping busipess records NWPRE 2 P ' Srrsrst The accounting cycle biri 3 , A, his EFS? QTY Qoiriot the song: biris or The gays Q. ft w-'f 'Q rx I , ' M. 3 3 H, S 5 , 'WZ 5351 FIEUV 5 T105 -V 7 M x xii JUL C1 P order f WS: C52 Fl 1:5011 ' t 52' two dol ,,,,, Lb. Taking dictation PUB-5,71 Theory and accuracy practice H223 fy-E5 , 5 12 '! 'fl2J ' . 'I f1s 'UIQ Marlene Werner' as 1-rantei to fly. I did not l . . .i 'j 'V'.f'T w'p7'-- P0,.,i.J:s 5l1K.4.l.i l.:i4JJ.1L 7' A 1 , -V? ' QW 1 .. ,Wm ..,,i.w NL . H rr H 1 .1 -A KL v. V ,. 5 f Cliil 'N V 1 4 fl -. JCI xggxcx' . 665 . en Oygxwoe Q06 - Y '59 X095 06 Y 0 X HRLQQXYQ iivpgx f .Q -Q 1 . . C9 - rr - X Repaxr of farm machmery weeqte 69956 Use of Shop equipment . - Q 5 490 'Xie' 50 0 'SO 1 'B' - -0 V v 6,2 'xg ok 6 ex' we f X K fib A99 vxox 09 .- . vi, QQ fs TW '- ft!! x. V I M 1 y , 1 gc . V 'WL ye Q J xv X , I Av' 'We ' I 1 0 ' I .,. i 4.02 XX 1 ng ,Urn Aww .X a 4 . , l podu mole , ' 0, Parliamentary procedure and practice. L XXX . ly N ' A me Ill wif, of ,Q U C 0 O, X X X fu--A 1. ' ' f., 71, ' 1,,, ' ju, W X K ' f-40,7 1,3 Whiz' 47193100115 of ,Ina Xl' xx 'I ' ' ' 6 V N , 1 ,mfr ,. 1 K 'R A flbllzffl' ,,Li6vpOlG'S6a mir, XX 'X X XXX wh E lQ,,2 If,hq:1f,lI:Ir1,,- M., fr jf, N rc rx X X mer- 4' 'ff Hal 'fn ' Aliilu V diy 1,1 l1f.8,j fl 0 6,51 ' S I. . ', - , .rtainm Fawn projects ,hx uyfolllflfr ,fr1,,larf'0gx lb -Ml. ,jaw X roducti -w. Is, -I3 ' r Y, fm. 'ff,, ' x. W A , 1 V iw, 111 X x I X3 N X TWG' ' VH fn '121,' H X X sationa at lc 'ff ' , 4, H, 'ff' . T? 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When you NLEE Q19-40 c zz, test tube of gas that burns quietly 09425 ,,,. 519363 ...l.... ctle on a glass cover plate , mouth down Working at evcperxmentl Nia., ERSGN . P, Q, Looking for microorganiszm. . A ',f'S,EF 4x f K ff JA A . 1 Q X Q Mx l4 S '-D.. W Functions of the biildy M ll ,, Q. Q lc ,Mm A N ff X l l ,Q F bw K fl- , --,MF tube be SCG Dlsse cung- Bmlogmal Expenments, 2?- , 2 f i Raising animals for a project l 5 ...W X SRM, .nd iw HY. 1 f Senior refresher course, 5 I W l 1 ' -' wk emalficd A lf! 5 .QL ff ' X 3 fi. -.......,l- m.,.....N..,..l,,. ,...,... ...M ,- QL V. 5 X ,li off lx r n iff 5 X l im.: Gene ral Math, Problem solving in Algebra. K No rose there + Y I 4 A., ' r -frg.g:.'-+21 gf f 9 , fig? - -P 1rr . - No rom' there X ........ 5 , LQ A if X . Slowerk Q., gk: .,Y. E .N Rehearsal and practice, giigfl ,,,r , i.i:5 im ,,,, if ' ' ' 'M' 'A -- A S -eww-, ,,1..,1i.i:.1,: 3 ' 0 F ,2i7'1'1ill.T'T,'L'T?,Q T QL .. - f 61 -il . rf Q iff 3 qf-4gEiI qglll,.l,e fun -1 l.eii?3EEff -f,- - W- 1 -,' -LUN- L ll L.. r.,,' W. M':d,:Q:.!...Mt . 1 W'., 1 14, :f '::' . f .... Gun - dv' - .n-urns, guru - 411- V .r'nrns. gran ' liz- - alenrnfi, g,,r,,I1.. , A , .l. . ' Z, .l,. .l- '-'fifff-5-M-1,5 fi Special sectional instruction, ?',,,l. ?lf -' ' , AQ MWl.1l i 777' s ,W L ' ,'r. N7 -1. '::i 'g:.l,. .,.gL.-,::.i:'L:f:.4.gf,gfLLgg:l JI 5 5413.125 His. Ilfumi. Of suvh vir - luv, Jr- - HUA ...,b,'....w..,..,.Je-,4,..nAellA T . . ffl 0 ' if New is nr,a.l,'fQ'i x'm M 'M' Music fundamentals, ' ' 15 ' 4 M igmayqgg -reg, Mm ,W , WW ,,.A,,. M,.,,.: ' ..:: l - i For Lnthiza rose con-tainxed was Ilmv-err and earth in lit-the space. ' ii 'k i:.:f:TIfM...f1:f... ..,.v,'.',.flfl'GN ' 'K ,f .,f 'f ,f x 1 , . xx' ,L ,Q Q 1 + ' + I , i W ,,.. ' L 2 E 5 ..,,. Y Ib. qll, , Y' '- ,,2 : 535, 5 . 5 , .f-' 5 f A . :,,.., R- lg, k 5 1 If e:..,: ' 6 'rigs ' i f 5 ' x 4 .1:.,, , + 1-is .x... S 4 aw -, ...-,,. MN Kg ,x .ily-'si' f .N 4 2 my ' W X, figf xf M , givf g N., ',. A . . i 5? Ffa ? . ' Lectures on Commurucable Dxseases, 1-W, - Learmng How xo Dance, 7 JK 53 fl ,W i,44LU'1J' Y M, 5 AQ! sa I ,fr 9-'Y - 1 ,, , Improving Skills. 345929 M 'ww o f1'x '.1 'e 61 fs bf ef ff, 351.033 and 41 .mf, o 0:26602 1615 f Op fbfbi a if Qobb 'wtf 6 QSM. 'ni D X Q. mfr eaavl' -- fx ff Tv, '04 , 1,58 QD G I 01 nstrz YOU! 729 'rf + 'fry 'ix- ' 4 lv I e- ' 'V LA 5' fa Jg'??fg maart J'f4'f5f'-'-8 6 Q A ., Ve rnor Y ,234 esfj' 4, Fhv Bos Books for Instrucuou and Pleasure. arthg, Glenn M f,iq,?50fA5, msc-lmll 381,613 M. H. ggfgflgg . en, Cfzxfhcrino Urinkcr. FmzcNns AND Fxnxumfzzudlfi, Frederick L . JX4' 0' Y-347, 'X guy iiL'CUllXll of what music C4111 nxcan in all 1? is A X liv H10 ' md wc!! ,luc- X hir l'hi1t , Iluxut Ju WILL Romclaus. 3 Xu old 16 writwa am ixuiwormuaxl T fill! 1115 ' ' H41 ,i. ,Mba Lg-135 Mate M 2 scicncc, i Card Catalogue Sf Vertical File, Studying and Using Reference Materiah. eriodical Literatufe , , , . ivi . .. .0 . , K 'Epi f ff? ai e.- X , ' 'irHQ ..1g 1' xlx .ygyg '5 ,J T 253: x . X , Q5 M Q. 4,55 .J-,M ...wg A545 .Q .5 -1 VA L 'i.4 23? 1 gk P6 : , ,,5fE ' K-if up H Q , Ms, - dl 4 di ' 452 SM Ewii? LGE . H, 152 . L- :M -:Q ,,iN ! . E Q yr!-z .Q X'z53 vv 'wif . ,,,3i ,mm .cyan K ew 'Wie x' ,- fw 'fn' .041 -f v Q 13532 - Els V ri? ufgi Nts :, 94? J-. Urs : 4' ,A ' QVQQ , . t 3, ' r ilifi 35 :FEW v if :ng J 5 1 1 ir .a,1y 17? K Q1 lst Row: Delene Seely, Peggy Schuh, Matti Sue Clark, Carmelita Moffett, Kathryn Thompson, Miss Alyce Koch, 2nd Row:Dean Bishoprick, Janice Stach, Rochelle Plank, Linda Peterson, Sally Walling, Janice Juve, Donald Stafney, Want to find out who's who and why at Woodburn High School? All those who know read the Wireless, a mimeographed newspaper put out every two weeks by a hard-working staff, supervised by Miss Koch. This informative sheet is published by the English classes and business education classes. 0 I q 'x F ss f... . First Row: Delene Seely, Nina Rice, Matti Sue Clark, Kathryn Thompson, Karol Kay Rohde, Sec, - Treas. , Helen McGaffee, Martha Ramon. Second Row: Howard Seaton, Don Brehm, Linda Peterson, Colleen Ficek, JoAnne Gaviola, Rochelle Plank, Truman Baird, Third Row: Mr, Benton Daily, Advisor Robert Higgins, Vice Pres, , Dean Bishoprick, Fidel Gaviola, Gary Raid, Jalmer Stafney, Ronald Garn- ero, Pres. Kappa ' . The KAS was formed to give service to the school in any form in which help can be offered. Some ofthe services areg ushering, selling milk, having a booth at AL the Lettermen Carnival, and sponsoring the Christmas if room decorating contest. The membership, which islimited to twenty,includes sixteen seniors, three juniors, and one Sophomore, with the requirements that members be in the upper half of their class scholastically. The KAS silver pin is awarded to members who par- ticipate in at least 5096 of the service activities. A gold KAS pin is voted by the members to the person in the school who has given the greatest service to the school for that year. First Row: Phillip Edgell, Frank Boen, Terrance Leder, Jim Thorpe Ivan Brundidge Marley Seely Leon Sprauer, Guy Rankin. Second Row: Alan Wantz, Robert Ray Kenneth Monnier Don Reichert Delbert McLaughlin, Ramon Rogers, Roy Clemens, Reporter, Ronny Clack Third Row Mr Albert Schalock, Advisor, Frank Colburn, Sec., Jim Pulver, Jerry Koenig Roger Schefers Vice Pres Richard Feldman, Treas, , Glen McLaughlin, Pres, , Richard Glick ecnmeww ,4 One of the vocational organizations in the school is the Future Farmers of America. it is a club whose primary aim is to develop agriculture leadership, co- operation, and citizenship. Some of the outstanding things accomplished this year were livestock judging at five colmty fairs and judging at the state fair where they placed sixth high- est in team score in dairy judging. ln the district parl- iamentary contest Frank Colburn was chosen outstand- ing parliamentarian. They also presented their annual F. F. A. banquet. Membership is limited to boys between the ages of 14 and 25 who must engage in vocational agricul- ture. Sponsored by BUTTEVILLE INSURANCE COMPANY Woodbum, Oregon 3 A00 39 'Sf 2 UQQYXX 7d7f,S. Zami Question: What organization besides the team wearsa uniform and always turns in a good performance? Answer: The Band, of course. Besides fumishing a free concert in the spring the band plays at games, at the annual Christmas program, May Day, and the Dad's and Mother's' Day programs. This busy little group is directed by E. Donald Jessop, who is secretly proud of the progress made by his band. To this organization go thank you's from the students for putting some of the pep into our pep assembliesl The membership of the Band is as follows: 1st Clarinets 2nd Clarinets 3rd Clarinets Percussion instruments Ruth Marie Applegate Truman Baird Barbara Mouser Matti Sue Clark Helen McGaffee Darlene Greeninger Raymond Baker Marilee Parker Rochelle Plank James Johnson Clara Chapelle French horns Carole Wright Jeanette I-Iemshom Barbara Paulson Joe Newton Flutes Peggy Doe rfler Lorrayne Heide Basses Dean Bishoprick Leo Feldman Saxophones Carol Ann Lielesay Clark Pickering Charles Nathman Arthur Peterson Trombones Larry Thomas Fidel Gaviola Ted Coman Terence Leder Baritones Nellie Mae Mariott Jack Butler Ramon Rogers Trumpets Jean Hayes Marilyn Bond Paul Wadsworth Richard Habeck Oboe Beverly Bubak Director E. Donald Iessop 21 ,liiww ' ,.,...... 1 iff M -. Nm. My x as V .af ,-f A 'N-mx , my-M.-W 5 H 3 -' Hv + -'fx 22 if 'x '--an-...Y F -.E W,-QQ vas. A, , A 'E i ,,, ' 'Mm ,wuww-w'-M ..,,,.r 1--..,,,.mA Q--..Q.., -Q.-.N 70. 74'f,.S'. The halls resound to the strains of Christmas carols as the members of the chorus serenad- ed the pupils of Woodburn High School on the day before Christmas vacation. This is only one of the many activities performed by this musical organization headed by Mrs. Harriet Gorman. An annual spring concert and a Christmas pageant are presented for the enjoyment of the stu- dents and the public. Many organizations of Woodburn appreciate this talented group and their programs given to entertain them. Also deserving of praise is the pianist, Barbara Mouser, who accompanies the chorus during their programs. The members of the chorus are as follows: Sopranos Laveta Slover Sharon Shroeder Agnes Danskey Joanne Barry Altos Tenors Donald Hall Bill Guenther Ronald Eskelsen Basses Johnny Enyart Glen Livesay Daniel Glass Director Mrs. Harriet Gorman Pianist Barbara Mouser Beverly Bubak Janice Ostrom Claudia Sticka Robert Clements Randal Kelley Roger Blomberg Ralph Farr First row: Louise Vickroy, Laveta Slover, Arleen Ficek, Geraldine Armstrong, Janice Ostrom, Reporter Sonia Avin, Carol Mitchell. Second row: Sharon Schroeder, Carole Wright, Betty Deshon, Nancy Sea ton, Sandra Parks, Mrs. Iona Ferguson, Advisor. Third row: Colleen Ficek, Vice Pres. LaVerne Ficek Claudia Sticka, Gay Sanford, Reporter, Carole Hooker. st.. A 71 new s aff' ' The purposes of F. H. A. are to promote inter- national goodwill and a growing appreciation ofthe joys and satisfactions of homemakingg to emphasize the im- portance of worthy home membershipg to encourage de- mocracy in home and community life, and to work for good home and family life for allg to foster the devel- opment of creative leadership in home and community lifeg to provide wholesome individual and group recrea- tiong and to further interest in home economics. The pupils enrolled in homemaking and those who have been enrolled are entitled to become a member of F. H. A. Some of the school activities that the F. H. A. has rendered their services to were the school dances, Mot.her's tea, and Dad's day. They also made cookies for the Bloodmobile and served the annual F. F. A. ban- quet. as ,sill v First Row: Delene Seely, Pres, , Martha Ramon, Sec. , Carole McCormick, Matti Sue Clark, Nina Rice, Marlene Wemer, Peggy Schuh, Carman Roler, Second Row: Kathryn Thompson, Janice Iuve, Alita Eder, Agnes Danskey, Glenda Seely, Janice Stach, Marcia LaBarr, Helen McGaffee. Third Row: Barbara Mouser Ruth Applegate, Sally Walling, Peggy Doerfler, Karol Kay Rohde, Linda Peterson, Io Anne Gaviola, Miss Georganne Thien, Advisor. Zmzmgfai The purpose of this club is to act as the nucle- us of school pep and spirit. At various pep assemblies the Booster girls put on skits. Booster members are chosen in the spring of the year by Booster members of the previous year. Each girl, in order to be in the club, must have a grade aver- age of a three. She is judged on dependability, leader- ship, cooperation, pleasing disposition, honesty, integ- rity, and group participation. I I 5 I, ':. iIQ,Q...,rnswsWqamwt M, . A Mr. Samuel Isa, Advisor, Diana Obrist, Leon Coon, Laveta Slover, Paul Wadsworth, Alita Eder, Joe Newton, Janice Juve, and Bill Stampley, wane gamlaew Zeadew ., of ,-fmezdca v' wwf- l' F1 26 M T577 First row: Peggy Schuh, Geraldine Armstrong, Janice Ostrom, Agnes Danskey, LaVerne Ficek, Evelyn Buhr, Joyce Mack, Second row: Rosalee Forsyth, Kathryn Thompson, Carole Hooker, Sally Walling, Sally Hermon, Lotrayne Heide. Third row: Mrs. Nina Nelson, Advisor, Robert Higgins, Gary Raid, Ron Gamero, and Marilyn Roberts. Q L' 'n 41 W9 al LaVerne Ficek, Janice Ostrom, Judy Schmid, and Carole Foster 1 1 , 1.-M- if N Rochelle Plank, Colleen Ficek, Juanita Moffett, and Carmelita Moffett Agnes Danskey Gene Lemon Homer Wadsworth, Roger Blomberg, Peggy Doerfler, Ruth Applegate Sally Walling Truman Baird Geraldine Armstrong, Larry Sterling, Donald Hall, Kathryn Thompson Al1ce Chamberlin Carol Hooker Barbara Mouser, Rochelle Plank, Randal Kelley, Bill Stampley, 79 '74e 'gmda Slum' Willoughby Adams. lnner Willy .... Chuck Martin . . . Johnny Newton . . . . . . Harvey Downs. . . . . Ralph James. . . Coach Lloyd . . . Hank Johnson . . Sally Bishop . . . Aunt Louise . . Aunt Olga. . . . . Aunt Hester ---- - - - - Marybelle Turner . . . . . . Lottie....... Marion. . . Anna . . . Kay .... Dorothy . . . Donald Hall Roger Blomberg Randal Kelley Eugene Lenton Homer Wadsworth Bill Stampley Larry Sterling Truman Baird Agnes Danskey Ruth Applegate Sally Walling Peggy Doerfler Geraldine Armstrong Barbara Mouser Rochelle Plank Alice Chamberlin Carole Hooker Kathryn Thompson ii! If 'I 9.5 . 3 52 Q, Wa? T Ms, W .2 v ' , W '11 wfwmzmqm R S2 Q. if asv . fs wi -fi V 335:52 Wxfekwik W ,. Q, ,.,. ,Q . gy. wiv' A M s ik A 1 rl.. 2 mfg E if f a K F '33 , lr? A .j. Ji , , kt -41. ng MEM -. .Q- .sm X f ,Q , Q 'Wim ' w is A . :U-,Z :fur mg Q ' - N Wi f Y r v, Sf: f Q. 96 ze' xi ., Q , Y ifg: r sf f X W fx 3:51-wwff gs .E::.,, . ik 'Fei wg Q .M ,V W W fm? x as wgwww K 'E Kew ww Iunior Princess, Barbara Mouser Freshman Princess, Florence Rice if ' 1.1 i Q lille ii Senior Princess, Inez Nelson Senior Princess, Blanche Christensen Junior Princess Carmelita Moffett 'l Sophxom re Princess, Bev ly Bubak 05 1' ff' if Freshman Pr incess,. Shannon Blomberg Sophomore Princess Judy Schmid 5 l Q 1 A ,a .L i . v V, First row: Delene Seely, Martha Ramon, Joyce Mack, Matti Sue Clark, Karol Kay Rohde, Glenda Seely, Helen McGaffee, Second row: Jalmer Stafney, Dean Bishoprick, Jo Anne Gaviola, Linda Peterson, Janice Juve, Howard Seaton, Mr, Keller, advisor, ' Www Sacdelq The National Honor Society was organized about 1900 by the Nation- al Association of Secondary School Principals. The first chapter was established in 1922 in Chicago at a meeting of Secondary School Prin- cipals. By 1945 there were 3,294 chapters established throughout the United States. The Woodburn Chapter was instituted in May 1953. The faculty com- mittee constitutes the electing body. Election to the National Honor Society is based upon four factors: namely, Character, Scholarship, Leadership and Service. During this past year, the National Honor Society chose as its cont- ribution to the school the presentation of the flag of our country at the basketball games. The bearer and two color guards stood at attention with the flag while our band played the Star Spangled Banner. Um WW A First row: Ed Stravens, Bill Guenther, Ron Eskelsen, Howard Seaton, Truman Baird, Terry Mills, Dennis Guenther, Second row: Alan Hart, manager, Don Stafney, Ron Garnero, Bob Prinslow, Jay Rice, Victor Belleque, Douglas Laubsch, manager, Third row: Roger Blomberg, Berton Schroeder, Ron Wolf, Dean Bishoprick, Gary Raid, Don Hall, Russell Anderson, Jack Nash, coach, . ?aaz!6aZZ B First row: Ted Coman, Paul Wadsworth, Duane Fulps, Randal Kelley, Terry Mills, Dennis Guen ther, Ted Creason, Second row: Larry Bright, Ronald Eskelsen, James Reis, Victor Belleque, Roger Blomberg, William Clack, Third row: Clarke Pickering, Bill Bishoprick, Eddie Belleque, Gerald Liv- ingston, Marshall Barbour, coach, A Roger Blomberg, Bob Higgins, Don Stafney, Ron Garnero, Bob Hopkins, Spike Wadsworth, Dick Ahrens, Jalmer Stafney, Frank Colburn, captain, Russ Anderson, Truman Baird, Howard Seaton, Eugene Lenton, mgr, , Mush Barbour, coach, 2? 'Q ' o B James Halter, James Reis, Ron Eskelsen, Jerry Chapelle, Charles Nathman, Gerald Livingston, Bill Bishop 34 rick, Vic Belleque, Doug Laubsch, Jack Nash, coach, I V 13 -.. M.,- WS? Q .. . c .fssx w m . E ,. A -X -W. NT' Sf 'gp X me Q Q Q5 xy V ws. L-. ss A -idS1s5? hIf-.-,W-I , Q . - s s . .. it V - .tgg- -,Q EQQ7, g Qf'T:f5 : 2 ' -. 4 K ,' . ....'i:.fZff!5il ' Ziff X 5 fm E W 555' Q 5 X fm st. r' Y N Wax 'It U ,::,,. - -1.-.,. 5 . ,-,A a, as :sk M M Q A H' N 5 A 3 R A wi X X MNT -- --1-'-: A :-k mf - :.- A X tx, X SQ an ,. 14 .. A ' ,' - , -' .,.:. ' 52-' .,-. ' F' 1' he assi A if ' '-.A:- : - rf -::' A is A ,R .::. 5 in 2 N if . . , if-rf' - .'1.gf f ,- ' ii: N . ss l f f 3 5 E Ns ' s, KA K, Li' ' 959 ' A ,Hg J .Sk Q ., ss 'aaa A 'wars wwf iss rows Q asf? as ,'as A K A WSW L '53 2 5 Q sas- -Air 'Qi His H35 ,,..- Jew E M Lili K 'L K. 3 Kawai' ' X Q . Q ggi? new! V 5'. A fy 3, Ref , QQAB APA H A , is A A v gwy fr, U h , V V ff 'A First row: Frank Boen, Paul Wadsworth, Alan Hart, Ralph Farr, Truman Baird, Allan Wantz, Jimmy Black, Ted Coman, Earl Edgell, Second row: Howard Seaton, Charlie Nathman, Jerry Chapelle, Larry Bright, Spike Wadsworth, Berton Schroeder, Roger Blomberg, Jim Reis, Third row: Jack Butler, Raymond Baker, Don Stafney, Frank Colburn, Ron Garnero, Don Hall, Bill Bishoprick, Ronny Clack, Fourth row: Jalmer Stafney, Dean Bishoprick, Duane Fulps, Alvin Becker, Gerald Livingston, Sherman Muckey, Ted Creason, i 'gcwedaii WOODBURN WOODBURN WOODBURN WOODBURN WOODBURN WOODBURN WOODBURN CANBY SANDY SHNERTON ESTACADA MOLALLA MT.ANGEL DALLAS li O .0 Q 'JI mmf' jg' A 2 ' .fm we l' 49, ,, ,U-4' . 'hd' First row: Dick Habeck, Bill Ticknor, Howard Seaton, Jay Rice, Clark Pickering, Glen Livesay, Dusty Johnson, Denny Guenther, Second row: Bob Hurlock, Don Brehm, Bob Higgins, Richard Feldman, Bill Stampley, Doug Laubsch, Frank Colburn, Ron Wolf, Third row: Coach Marshall Barbour, Russ Anderson, Gary Raid, Don Enyart, Dick Ahrens, Robert Clements,shir1 Bothum, lg' A 1 I The track squad took part in the following meets: Silverton, Willamette Relays, Canby re- lays, North Marion and Sherwood, and Dallas. In the League meet, at Lewis and Clark, the I teams are as followszwoodburn-, Silvertoni A A L Canby,1Dallas,, Molallal, Estacada,-, Sandy... f You fill in the pointsl The District Meet was held at Salem. Wood- burn scored1points and finished in-place, qualifying-men for the state meet. First Row: Jerry Chapelle, Ralph Farr, Robert Prinslow, Dennis Guenther, Douglas Laubsch, Truman Baird, Donald Stafney, Second Row: Mr, John Nash, Advisor, Frank Colburn, Ron Wolf, Rus Anderson, Gary Raid Ronald Garnero, Vice Pres, , Howard Seaton, Donald Enyart, Third Row: Bill Stampley, Jim Blanchard, Dean Bishoprick, Bob Huggins, Pres, , Jalmer Stafney, Eugene Lenton, Mr, Marshall Barbour, Advisor, The I.48tt8l'lll8ll,8 Club is composed of high school boys who have earned their letter in either football, bas- ketball, baseball, or track. The main purpose of the club is to offer services to the school. During the course of the year they sponsored the annual Letterman's Carni- ' f val, and free buses to a basketball game. They took part r in the pep assemblies and brought the year to a close A with their picnic. k Q , 'st 'K In 3 7 3,45 3 5, r ip 9 A W W 38 X iii? .s sts? 1 ' ,sv 9 , J, l , , ' Q ,n ,r4',i.,, . 'ix g Q - ' 1 omg First Row: Delene Seely, Nina Rice, Peggy Schuh, Laura Edwards, Judy Schmid, Carole McCormick, Barbara Paulson, Dixie McCormick, Martha Ramon, Marlene Werner, Lucille Eder, Sonia Avin. Second Row: Marcia LaBarr, Pres, , Alita Eder, Agnes Danskey, Matti Sue Clark, Claudia Sticka, Sharon Schroeder, Betty Deshon Carol Ann Livesey, Janice Stach, Theresa Habeck, Joyce Mack, Nancy Seaton. Third Row: Peggy Doerfler, Treas., Janice Ostrom, Beverly Bubak, Carole Wright, Geraldine Armstrong, Linda Peterson, Janice Juve, Darlene Greeninger, Karol Kay Rohde, Kathryn Thompson, Barbara Mouser, Colleen Ficek, Loretta Sanford. Fourth Row: Grace Kraemer, Marilyn Roberts, Carole Hooker, Ruth Marie Applegate, Sally Walling, Roch- elle Plank, Geraldine Kotka, Carole Foster, Rosalee Forsyth, Janet Workman, Glenda Seely, JoAnne Gavi- ola, Sec., Miss Georganne Thien, Advisor, The forty-nine G. L. C.er's, under the leadership of Miss Thien, began the year by selling coltes at the foot- ball and basketball games. They had initiation and they added thirteen new girls to their club. To be eligible, a girl must have participated in e- nough sports to add up to fifty points. Afterwards, she must make at least 50 points a year to maintain member- ship. To earn a sweater she must have 100 points, and to eam a letter she must have IH? points. The purpose of the organization is to build up inter- est in the girl's sports around the school-not for com- petition, but for fun. They have play-days with surround- ing schools and they have inner-school activities in which the girls can earn points. ' Q l if , .1- X gf-,af '- b 32 my ,.,., .... , 'lizf ' . M 'I ' .,,, k ,x xw u mmm MMR ,N mx Q 'X Z ,je Sw, Ngxf xr m x ml sb My wwkxw r r ES 3 N EN 1-Ji it -1, y, Wow Sldfbfd A new feature this year at Woodhum High was our organized noon sports. Under the direction of Marshall Barbour and Georganne The in, the students who were not engaged in inter-scholastic competition got a chance to participate in some sport during the year. At the beginning of each sport a period of general play was carried on to give the students a chance to get acquainted with the sport and learn the rules. Then teams were organized and participated in tournaments to determine the champion. On the followingpages there are pictures of some of the playing in the various sports and pictures of the champions. SOCCER CHAMPIONS VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT CHEC KERS VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS VOLLEYBALL TOURN AMENT VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT GEORGANNE THEIN, DIRECTOR I BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS TABLE TENNIS TOURNAMENT TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONS 43 Basketball Tournament Basketball Tournament fl , .X Basketball Champions Badminton Champions Badminton Champions Softball practice Softball Tournament Mush Barbour, Director ..x,. o Q 5 in 3 Qs- Q sy- 5 ,-, - 4 S E51 i mf - 5351'- if we . A X Q a mf .W 'E I wg. ' om iid Z Q- X ' . 3 A ,,Q'fw.3W ' as Q' 'li N - tw .K Mi 9 3 g fag 1 A 2 9 L x ,',, . F 'ig A P1 i: Z . , Y 4094? nw iw-'W 5'!TW ' . , F -'K 5 L 5 W. fm M ,imw J 4 ,V .,,,. , . ,J N Nm-M-M..-M...-N...,............m Qv I! 8 , ,, iv 1. .mf , wma: .lm f1f3,xgx.,'f L ZH. 231' .LQ 2.5, :ze 'w1,,1i,2:.'1'14:1gf'::j! rf -'ff'-3-gg ,t-fm'17'7 f1'f!?f'F3'f': :q:1 -gif 'mari --min: 1:' 11,517 5'wgrz'?,3f'-,'1Qf'!G!:: S Lrff ::'Q ' . A ,A V-wr' hy. 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E. , and Health KQUJW Benton Dailey American Problems A P Eggfish and Speech Harrret Gomran Chorus Iona Ferguson Spanish and Home Economics Sw? UMW W W DM X X, to j3COD Kooyman Chemistry and Math JW I Ch les S' iman W 1 ' ory I'-. Donald Band Nina Nelson Commercial English Alyce Koch W, fb LU i x X ey ,xx 1 John Nash in 'P c ,-': I ii Biology and Driver L Training Q W1 ' 2 5. 5: 7 if k is. F f . if' t ' Albert S Agricult Sho Geo: anne Thien al i I d General 3 . Biology, P: E and Health First Row: Delene Seely, Martha Ramon, Janice Juve, Sally Walling, Agnes Danskey, Barbara Blevans, La Veme Ficek, Judy Schmid, Second Row: Mr, Lester Keller, Advisor, Ruth Marie Applegate, Bill Stampley Truman Baird, Glen Livesay, Alan Hart, Linda Peterson, Colleen Ficek, Third Row: Ronald Garnero, Larry Sterling, Dean Bishoprick, Fidel Gaviola, Dwain Smith, Frank Colburn, James Blanchard O Q . Dean Bishoprick President X ' ' Ronald Garnero, Vice President Barbara Mouser, Secretary ' l l Linda Peterson, Treasurer Lester Keller, Adviser JT' 2 lllgmkff r::E?t2E1'.Eu . ,fe W : 33m WEL N25 2,1 The student council consists of the 6 officers elected by the student body, the 4 rep- resentatives elected by the classes, and the 14 student council representatives selected from the home rooms. Among the duties of the group is the sponsorship of the many student activities, rang- ing from the athletic program through the social activities to the assorted clubs. New Woodburn high student council is a member of the State and National Associa- tions of student councils. Each-year the club sends 5 representatives to a meeting of student councils held in the spring and 5 representatives to another held in the fall. Some of the student council's activities this year included an all-school dance held December 3, active support of the Letterman's Carnival, a Dad's Day on November 10, and a Mother's Day program held in May. They also planned many of the sock hops held after the games. I. .. Q 'iw' rf 'sie fi uv e 1 he this HOWARD SEATON, JAMES PRETTYMAN, INEZ NELSON President Vice President Secretary 63444 of 5 When our hesitant footsteps first entered the halls of Wood- burn High, our accomplishments were insignificant. As Fresh- men we began our activities by entering a Dart Throw booth in the Lettermen Carnival. ln the Spring, we elected Mattie Sue Clark and Nina Rice as our May Day princesses. In our sophomore year our footsteps were more sure. In ad- dition to our DartThrow , we sponsored a skate at Oaks Park. Barbara Bauman and Nina Rice were May Day princesses. As Juniors we put on a spine-tingling play entitled, Fog Island . The theme of our prom, in honor of the seniors of '54, was Tropical Moon . May Day princesses were Karol Kay Rohde and Delene Seely. In our Senior year we assumed responsibilities as leaders in all clubs and activities. Thirteen members of om' class were initiated into National Honor Society. We supported Dad's Day, Fall Formal, New Year's Eve Party and Mother's Day. As the year progressed we produced another play, page 29, and to see our May Day Queen and princesses, please turn to page 30. Our achievements have been many and varied. We will for- ever take with us happy memories of friends with whom we went to dances, parties, games and classes. In the course of four years we hope we have acquired know- ledge that will show value in later years. Our footsteps are not quite as hesitant. May we leave Woodhum High with our feet on the ground hut headed toward a successful and happy future. GLENDA SEELY, JANICE JUVE, LESTER E. KELLER Treasurer S. C. Rep. Advisor , ogy: '55 0 X O Ygsdsmbwk K ,-6 ,L,. A Ir! , K I A I, DEAN BISHOPRICK X ' JAMES B NCHARD '- A x 3 1 A ai is xl X 5 I gixibn fy H DONALD BHEHM N A. N ROBERTCLEMENTS -'J-A if E,.,.! BLANCHE C HRISTENSEN SHIRL BOTHUM N - ., Q ,'z f4a,'C-ic Y-'-L14-6 C f Cjf2 7f'A' MA'ITI SUE CLARK FRANK COLBURN .ff5L c4ul?Z5iC!5v4001f LUCILLE EDER JOYCE ECKWORTZEL 'ww W ' A RICHARD FELDMAN RONALD GARNERO X ff, DONALD EN A yy ALITA EDER .. Mk Z -O ,dwg C OLLEEN FICEK JO ANNE GAVIOLA X X um A A Rf A RONALD GOLDADE xl 3, if ,L Xa THERESA HABECK MARGIE HALL W2 fn I dy K 1115 Q A ROBERT HIGGINS GERALD GRANNER . QL I J XW v' pf f JANICE .IUVE GRACE KRAEMER MARCIA LABARR wwf MN SDR 1 .1 07 Z 0 1 f YN 1' X LELAND Mc CLAIN EMILY MITC HELL NN! JOYCE MACK kk ., , - Qu . .,.. ji' 4' F 9 LEN McGAFFEE J ,Yu l NN 1 I -M KL ., . -.-Q Q Q y i 8 Q? K 1X ' y II' w J 'V an W 3' N .tg Q-ik Y -5 x ' 'ii S ' wr if QA ' Y. .Q 3 xg . -1- sf' S . . s- ,, - ' f m UL S ix g M as 1 K sk 5 Q? 'QP m Q xl Jamie 2 fx ,fm Al Y N is N , . X ffb m kmsm sy 1 . , Lf: MJ' ',i-4 'L' NJ Yxf' 1 L ,HV CAROLE McCORMICK RAYMOND MEININGER Lf Q IX Q, N YN NPFSE GLENN McLAU GHLIN INEZ S GARY RAID f . LINDA PETERSON IWW MARTHA RAMON wif 1 N ' J-AMES PRETTYMAN B x CARMEN ROLER NINA RICE ff IWW Zwffiy 155464, KAROL KAY ROHDE ' an- X.. M .. Q, f S EIII K A ROGER SCHEFERS IIA Z- .4 f X' If 57 Pm yf N HOWARD SEATON 65 5 Elf '54 f - 'uunl nbll fg MARTIN scHRoEDER DELENE SEELY DWAIN SMITH xg' ,O E am E W 4 , ANN ,SY u A R NX Vw '::, ,., , i V' E WARREN STERLING E. , E KENNETH TWITO - R Q f f E AER N GLENDA SEELY Af ' V- 1655 ,C D, 1 4,-5 ' 'f , '7 Q7 il..i' ' 47 f ,f 1 JALMER STAFNEY '1 4 'W R f ,lf 3 Sb RONALD WOLF .il F '-..., S ip he ,M EARL VEEDER MARLENE WRRNER J ... fb 1 1 li' 1 A. A M3 Nl, A f JANET WORKMAN , . h is 3 iniq 494 CAROLR WRIGHT O. O I Our footprints in the sands of time Are fading now from view. But Woodbum High shall never dimg Its light shall carry through. Blue and white will ne'er recede Within our hearts they'll stayg As symbols of'our high school joy And graduation day! Glenda Seely Oo im .4 18,5 ess JK i 5 L V E V -A .I ,,,,,,,, ,. no . 5, ... Q W- ' . YA N: K rv 1 i. 'V' is sv '59 46615 i 2 i i 4 , Y. l 'su uf annie -f rv ER ...- S 4 wi i --1. m fx f 1, , ,4 , fr , r. . Q , 41. f 'J r ' M 1 my A A 6.353 la-mv A ,E A M r sr' , .A.. , l f , u X ss, 'S- -. l Q M '12 Q' ' tim A , vw 'rss -'52 'Q' W mf Kg me , Q, Q., . ' Y' . X A M3 A - l 0'- . t ,A f N'-x ar l ' N . I -in new ,gp Z: ,Q f FR YY, Q1 ,,' 2 Y 1 W SE ,,. 1 -if i llsa ...fri px W :SY , ,.. E ,pg :xx 5, . A . p X4 'll ' .L A 3 ww . . , A ' - rm. i l -ff' i , rims 93 ww , vw - s 1 1' ...aw ' , f , z H-'f assi ., . V s ' as -wr' f ' l all wif A x W it . 6 l ' ,Z il-jf f ,lg I, 3 , H A T I, W y - s g . ,, . - fdflgx ff?-iff fhkr , I Kooyman, Jacob, Advisor Stafney, Donald, Pres. Sterling, Larry, V. Pres, Doerfler, Peggy, Sec. Walling, Sally, Treas. Baird, Truman, S,C, Rep Ahrens, Dick Anderson, Russell Applegate, Ruth Armstrong, Geraldine Avin, Sonia Baker, Gordon Blomberg, Roger Buhr, Evelyn Cannon, Eldon Card, Eugene Chamberlin, Alice Clemens, Roy Cliffords, Jimmy Danskey, Agnes Desnon, Betty Dixon, Ralph Enyart, Jolm Everts, Edward Everts, George Fredrickson, Glen Glass, Daniel Guenther, Bill Hall, Donald Hooker, Carole 60 Hopkins, Robert Kelley, Randal Lenton, Eugene Moffett, Carmelita Monnier, Kenneth Mouwr, Barbara Ostrom. Janice Parks, Sandra Plank, Rochelle Prinslow, Robert Quigley, Michael Ramage, Gerald Ray, Robert Rice, Jay Schroeder, Berton Schroeder, Sharon Schuh, Peggy Slover, Laveta Stach, Janice Stampley, William Sticka, Claudia Stravens, Joe Stravens, Ed Thomas, Larry Thompson, Kathryn Vandehey, Charles Vincent, Grant Wadsworth, Homer Witham, Michael u L .,, 45425 ,' Q21 SJ, 1 13 - ,, Z ,X J ISN. it ff CL, X 2 - i ,nt ,- L 'ff , li t fi f-Ti - vu' 3 ll ,ff gg f sm. 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This book costs you 32.00 It costs your school 35.00 Your advertisers paid the difference of 83.00 We, the students of Woodburn, can show our appreciation by patronizing them. Mention the Wohiscan The Business Staff Dial 4111 WOODBURN CLEANERS 8: DYERS Woodburn WOODBURN HOSPITAL Gerald B. Smith M. D. Allison B. Willeford M S. P. MART Woodburn, Oregon E. S. WOLFER 81 SON Sheet Metal--Plumbing--Heating PICKERING'S DRYGOODS Sz SHOES Woodburn, Oregon TIMM FLORISTS 1080 N. Pacific Hiway McGAFFEE'S HOME AQUARIUM 1245 McKinley Street Woodburn HURLBERT'S MYRTLEWOOD FACTORY 990 Pacific Hwy. Woodburn GEORGE'S PLACE GOOD SHAKES 81 BURGERS HUBBARD HARDWARE We Have It PIPER'S JEWELRY WOODBURN OREGON JAMES R. DEAGEN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon WOODBURN AUTO PARTS 273 Front Street, Woodburn, Oregon IRVING D. BROWN, LAWYER Woodburn, Oregon MYLADY'S SHOP 591 Front Street Woodburn' WOODBURN MEAT MARKET Quality Fresh and Cured Meats KAILES APPAREL 320 Court Street, Salem COOKE STATIONERY CO. 370 State Street Salem, Oregon WITHAM IMPLEMENT CO. 590 Pacific Highway Dial 7421 Garden Tractors 8: Power Mowers OAK BARBECUE PIT, SALEM Prepared Before Your Eyes THE BEST IN BARBECUED FOOD PAUL SOWA 8: SONS Machine-Forging-Welding 130 Garfield BROOKS REAL ESTATE Woodburn EADEN'S BAKERY 563 North Front Woodburn 'DELBERT REED M.D. Physician 81 Surgeon RINGO-CORNWELL FUNERAL CHAPEL Woodburn, Oregon WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY Dial 5751 Woodburn PEERLESS BAKERY EVERYTHING IN FINE BAKING WALTER SCHULER FURNITURE - APPLIANCES, WOODBURN ARDEN FARMS COMPANY SALEM, OREGON SALEM'S LOVELIEST LADIES APPAREL KAY's THE FASHIONETTE - THE 'TOWN SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ANNA'S FLOWER SHOP H. J- FLECK- LINOLEUM Woodburn, Oregon THE JEWEL BOX 443 State St. Salem, Oregon OREGON FILM SERVICE Portland, ' Oregon HEIDER'S T. V. AND APPLIANCES 363 N. High Salem BECKE 81 WADSWORTH 562 State St., Salem, Ore. Insurance of All Kinds LACEY'S MEN'S WEAR WOODBURN OREGON -'W It - f.,, - C. H. Ahrens Hardware HUDSON 'S YOUR MARSHALL WELLS STORE Wilson Spotting Goods Schwin Bicycles WOODBURN, OREGON Phone 2-2346 440 N. Front St. Dial 6331 Dry Goods Ready-To-Wear Hosiery Work Clothes Shoes Arrow Ties Levi's Arrow Shirts Wranglers Can't Bust 'Em Osh'Kosh B'Gosh Nuweave Socks Tailor-d Clothing At Prices That Are Right Woodburn Feed S Supply Perfection Feeds, - KEN McGRATH - HIWAY DRUG Tk Seeds, Fertilizers AGENCY GREYHOUND LINES Phone - 2-1121 Dial 7521 Woodburn, Oregon Pacific Highway Woodbum, Oregon 70 For the Most Complete Stock of Sporting Goods and Official Athletic Equipment See' HOWARD WICKLUND SPORTING GOODS INC. 372 State Street Salem, Oregon Tel. 3-6042 SCHOOL JACKETS LETTERMEN SWEATERS The ALL-NEW I mith- Corona llaqwi - Eiqkt-H SECRETARIAL ALL MAKES PORTABLES Smith-Corona Royal fi Coney Island Where All Good Friends Meet Remington Under-wood We Serve Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner ROEN 1-YPEWRITER EXCHANGE Have Fountain Service and Party Room 456 Court SI. Salem, Oregon Ph0l1e 2-2556 Phone: 3-6773 WOODBURN PHARMACY A WOODBURN HIGH BOOSTER PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS SERVICE FOR HEALTH' Phone 2-1221 MANUFACTURERS OF HYDRAULIC EQUIPMEN T. L. WORKMAN AND SON General Repair Work 237 First St. Woodburn, Oregon Dial 8331 T WOODBURN TRUCK LINE See us for your hauling jobs WILLAMETTE VALLEY HAULING Daily Service To Portland and Intermediate Points Dial 5661 Woodburn Oregon Filberi Grove Restaurant f XR-'lx KX X -Q-is KX-X -' . .LTL X F T-1 .f 1 r I . f 'ff -Rf . 'fY' -mn. ' . . . Q ,, sim, Y, H . 3- . ' ' , , , g, '21 .f 'f 'f 5'ff 'iw'-L. . ' - E' U. S. Highway 99E and Hardcastle 8:00 A. M. - 8:00 P. M. Daily. Closed Tuesdays Bring the Whole Family for Dinner Like Eating at Home, away from Home A friendly place to go GOOD FOOD AT A REASONABLE PRICE. Capitol Shopping Center with the FRIENULIEST STORES IN TOWN BERCS SUPER MKT. 181 L SHOE REPAIR SEARS, ROERUCK DANA'S BOOTERY JARY'S FLOWERS SHAW FURNITURE DR. REYNOLDS CLINIC KENNEDY'S CLEANERS SHOPPING CENTER BARBERSHOP OREC. FED. AGENCY S E H KRESS R CO. SHRY0CK'S MEN'S WEAR HALEY'S BEAUTY CENTER 'MARCWEN'S THE MUSIC CENTER HUGHES APPAREL NORTH'S RESTAURANT THE TOWNE SHOP OWL DRUG CO. BANK OF OREGON THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 55 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PACIFIC HIGHWAY WOODBURN, OREGON MAYFLOWER DAIRY PRODUCTS .M 5 . FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Bedding and Vegetable Plants LOUIS KOENIG 81 SONS Dial 2-4411 Rt. 1, Box 91 Radio and TV Service Band Instruments WOODBURN MUSIC STORE R. C. A. and ZENITH DEALER 431 N. First Street Telephone Woodburn, Oregon 7781 WOODBURN GARAGE Phone 2-1141 188 Hayes Street DESOTO FIHEDOME 170 H.. P. The Engine Design That Sets A New High In Perfomance Efficiency? Economy with Power Steering Power Flite Tl'HDSmi55i0n- Automatic Window Lifts Overdrive Available At Extra Cost. WOODBURN, OREGON CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '55 ERICKSON'S HIWAY MARKET SELF SERVICE MEATS WOODBURN'S LOWEST FOOD PRICES INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER KILIAN W. SMITH Trucks - Tractors and Equipment Irrigation Pumps - Irrigation Systems Farm Hand - New Holland 152 Arthur Street - Dial 5216 Woodburn, Oregon WITH COMPLIMENTS OF THE STAFF OF WOODBURN BRANCH The Bank First Of National Portland Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation L. l. Plank Builder 8 Contractor Quality Homes Custom Building By Master Builders ffff fx' F X, f 'ff 1' 7 A ff.. ,ee 42? f ' . . , X -f Z ffl f VV L..rgi2.?, I f - A L f 7 W-lr ii' 1-I-I ' '-xo, -E 12? its , 1 -5' A -' - -H 1 , - , A A '11-as A ft - A A+ - fu.: E, L? - ,..L.--- I-rrrr gn ii! ::'T1'F:'f' :' MFI- ' : '1 -:- Q: E -T x' i l I : n ' fa- za: 1' 1'-?.'2:':r.i::+--1-s ' ' B ' ' -- l360 Tomlin Ave. Dial 8121 Woodburn, Oregon KITCHEN APPLIANCES AND HOME FURNISHINGS SEE MAY FURNITURE Woodburn, Oregon RICHFIELD SERVICE We Give S 81 H Green Stamps PAUL SNYDER 016 Pacific Highway At Hardcastle Dial 564-I First in guaranteed tire mileage WOODBURN FOOD MARKET ' 'THE FRIENDLY STORE Top Quality Fruits and Vegetables DIAL 2-1311 WOODBURN OREGON UNION OIL PRODUCTS H. M. AUSTIN GAIL WENCENROTH Consignees Highway 99E Woodburn, Oregon Phone 2-2211 NORMAN'S SERVICE COMPANY Phone 2444 Dealers in Oliver Cletrac Jacuzzi Pumps Johnson Motors Ferguson Tractors Wade Irrigation Equipment Five miles East of Woodburn LIVESAY'S LUMBER YARD y GENERAL BUILDING MATERIAL Manufacturers of Sashes and Doors SAW MILL AT GERVAIS 257 Young Su-ee: DIAL 6121 Woodbum, Oregon Jamison Chevron Service Dial 4911 Woodburn, Oregon - Complete Lubrication Service - - RPM - Standard Penn - Zerolene- - Motor Oils - Atlas Tires - Tubes - - Batteries and Accessories - - Rebuilt Fuel Pumps - - Minor Motor Repairs - - Generator - Carburetor - Starter - - Windshield Wipers- Motor Repairs - - Battery Charged - Slow and Fast - Dr. G. W. King OPTOMETRIST 392 Pacific Hiway f99El Woodburn, Oregon Phone 7331 Office Hours 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Closed Wednesday Visual and Orthoptic Training Exercises Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted Evenings by Appointment Major Motors Co. BEST USED CARS 400 N. Liberty Street Phone 4-4931 Salem Oregon 78 L Capitol Office Equipment Co. UNDERWOOD-SUNDSTRAND Business Machines Typewriters Phone 3-5584 148 S. High Salem, Oregon WOODBURN INDEPENDENT Head The News In Your Home Town Newspaper - - 4 I . 1 Q. Glen of '56 V E QLE'S ALLISON'S TEXACO DEPARTMENT STORE ST Dry Goods-Shoes-Men's Wear FIRESTONE TIRES AND ACCESSORIES MARFAK LUBRICATION Come in and see the best friends your car ever had VIRG and OLE Dial 6661 WOODBUHN, OREGON fAcross from the Post Officel Ladies and Children's Wear We Give United Trading Stamps 479 - 481 Front Street WOODBURN Kennell Ellis Studios CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '55 520 State St. Dial SALEM 3-7830 SALEM, OREGON TUODDBTIRII 35 ' CLASSIADVISOR l-l-S THE -'MARrLYN YoU KNOWW grain! Basfl' LQ W QYMWWFA 0 S 'fA CLA STER Clil C 7 f lCfl j REAL NE GUY , v FAVORITE DATE MA TI HAR1 E' l A LOVERJB Y W, u EG FK E ET I ITIG C APD S NMAQSQUEER SCHOOL. SUPPl.lES Gll:-TS CLASS PRESIDENT MYHR DRAG RACER f an QS Clif FXR ORITE BHUN TTE , . A, 1 ,1 I -, ' . s I , .AU- Joul IST N Musl IAN ' ,. Hoop KING BR R CSN lily' fl 'If I 6' ' flflgpf ,Y . Lf-f X, REAL COOL GAL Valley TV Center TWO VALLEY SHOPS IN WOODBURN IN SALEM 171 Grant St. 142 Candelaria Bvd Phone 3611 Phone 2-1913 DUMONT-HOFFMAN-MOTOROLA-SYLVANIA TV Sets Kelvinator Appliances We service everything we sell MATTSON'S Ice Cream and Food Lockers Agency for Deepfreeze Home Freezers Ffozen Food Lockers Dial 8011 Corner of Hardcastle St. and Pacific Hiway Woodburn, Oregon COMPLIME NTS OF JOE TAYLOR SHELL STATION 99E 8. Young Street Firestone Tires Xt Batteries E? Miss, F lfff, QMS 'w4Zv7'is 'vlv' 42 we 4 x RAMAGE'S HI-WAY VARIETY Healfhful 330 Pacific Highway Reffeshing CLYDE and STELLA SULLlVAN Beverages A Friendly Place To Shop S 8. H Green Stamps Post Office Sub-station P. A. BERNARD CHEVROLET COMPANY WOODBURN and ST. PAUL WOODBURN ST- PAUL Dial - 2-1551 Phone 151 oonM1',r.r.r.r:.fn-f.fB 'UD ... ... ... ... . -H . ..... . Q5Wf5l5,Ef?j?f' Bziafzfzzzrgf H 0 press 'QEEYSTSQ-5fff1l,f'5ggfg' Fifi Ff ffp fl If gf- J:-1 -2 555 ,255 .Q 25555 55-5 LITHOGRAPHERS 'r ef 7 '25 5 Ez: 'iff gags PRINTERS OF SCHOOL YEARBOOKS ECI. 1 5 .Si iz. ' Q1 . -,- ., EJ :v E liaiiiiwfi in'm:pmi8 nn. ,:7-?7.T'D'f 'i- 1 1. G . 464 FE RR Y STR EET SA LEM, OREG ON K. 5 n,.::7:fv'h' ,4 1 - - I A .S ,5,y M. ,.M,,, , if 'P '71 ' 9 O S? ff' 9 Q nm L5 61444457 :' ET Style Center For Men And Boys Florsheim Shoes - Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts - Pendleton Shirts Stradivari Sport Shirts Hart - Schaffner 81 Marx Clothes 145 N. 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