Woodburn High School - Wohiscan Yearbook (Woodburn, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1956 volume:

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In the left ring, furnishing the excitement and thrills, we find the men and women athletes who will entertain you with their feats of skill and daring, No circus would be complete without the patronage of the wonderful people of the Woodburn and Salem areas, whose names follow page sixty-five, Honor guests, advisors of the clubs, are now being introduced in the center ring. So join the band wagon and come to the circus. We will be looking forward to seeing you, Sincerely, . i Y i if is f f' , Hia.. ,Aw A, . , . ll. ,.. 1 . , ,, ,-w,, Mil, ,Q ,,,.. . It Q, as if. X - . . .U i w ,lsitffgijfi fhgrfi 4 Q :1MzS?f5?g','f55,' ff575?Q 2 K seeii is? 1 ., .. :.. V 57 bf' .. kk ' Af . Y , R' X ,S X 1 f ' 4 i Y N- J L 5,1 X355 A , :f, Y :.: ..... ' vim OM OST' M 9 GRACE BANKER OUR CUSTODIANS vhs Eusngy 05132 1 ASF? 719 ::.,rYf, ,. .H Wah - 1f?'7?'77fI!7.S-V 'H'-'5 ?T'5'?'f5f'f71'f'f- 'ff45f- ' ' ' ' .- - ., - , - f 1-.., . r -. ,M - . Ni. il.-.'tA. Q ul ,A -.,:.!I J if .41--I-L C-J0c.5 'L 1'-fa' -X 2 R .- 1 gf XJ illlllr D ' 6 fLdeY fl LSMPV .-S 1-fx, .. .ff .,. 1. ,. ,A .,, 1:-. ef g.. , . 4, 1, ., -1,21 ,,,.'4- .-,A w Jvwr w , .f z .W J Aan. V N . My V I I ,W XFN.,-..f vw 4.,Y..., ,gf-,-t ,. u .AQ .X , x '1 QM 1- QA? x , 4 .J uv ...nan David C, Cavett Frank P, Doerfler Edith Ticknor Principal Superintendent Secretary 'f o 0 0 d Q 6 7 dmmcatfmfoaa aa , -. - V i ' ' A 5 0 .4 -rf I, A Zmfwl Q y R1 In ' fin First Row: V. L, Reineke, Chairman, Frank Proctor, Clerk, Dean Bishoprick: i Second Row: Homer Wadsworth, Joseph Serres, Phill p Branson, 3 i . XX f A '- xxxt xx ,,.. - 4 E Wl x T 'U -:ri x fa K :N a g.QKs q in -.gF,6A,.fg5,7i' r 'X .. ' l'g 1 ,Lv - gig.. X MARSHALL BARBOUR K ' General Math, P, E, 1 5, and Health A 'll x , jj ?aea6'tg X MYRA BAXTER Art ROBERTA CAMPBELL English and Speech Al f X' au, as. - , GWEN CRAFT kjx 'ff AA General Science, P,E, Q -AAA A and Health -If Kylix? .M l' QQ AL YCE CROISAN , . English , N V BENTON DAILEY American Problems and American History IONA FERGUSON Home Ec, and Spanish 4 0 ffi -qw JACOB KOOYMAN Math and Physics JOAN N MEYERS Chorus 3+ K x ' . ia, .33 Q :ff '15 S NEIL ROSE World History ALBERT SCHALOCK Agriculture, General Math and General Shop SAMUEL ISA Library DONALD I P Band JOHN Biology, Driver Training and General Science NINA NELSON Commercial lftftzyll 7 'G-7' First Row: David Cavett, Adv,9 Sonia Avin, Geraldine Armstrong, Karen Phillipsen, Betty Deshon, Carol Livesay, Barbara Paulson, Second Row: Ralph Farr, Agnes Danskey, Rochelle Plank, Ruth Applegate, Sally Walling, Peggy Doerfler, Florence Rice, Doris Bright. Third Row: Benton Dailey, Adv.s Lonnie McKee, Roy Clemens, Larry Sterling, Homer Wadsworth, Bill Bishoprick, Truman Baird, Student 606601656 1 is 51 .- x , .: - Xxx -,S uf . , W -' P 1 ei , ' ' 3 X Sw A Vikikfillm ' 451 A N' ,J ff? , Q- -5 gli , ' N 'lv-:J v Z Q yi- '3?A'f 'N ls, ,iw V if nmzfftiiiii L' 211' -- ' :-:. sg, . . lun- q g ,gm -A rf' X gig- 3:55 I-Mg' iglln-EEE if X , ,- 53 fsjf-ff? fffffa 15535521 . 'L i fif gs , gi , gjpiigtsx ' Li? rf ' g -,gf S K Q .s W, i, - 1 .5 . s - 'i.- ' W' V r Pres. Larry Sterling ' V, Pres, , Homer Wadsworth ,Qs , i ' if ' X -' viii sf lli v 4' ts, f s , ffm .- 1 fwfr ameri if veffyrfngifr Adv, , David Cavett Sec. , Peggy Doerfler Treas. , Rochelle Plank Adv, , Benton Dailey The Student Council is the governing body at Woodburn High. Through it, the students can work with the faculty and administration for the things they want done at school. The Council consists of the Student body president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, yell queen, song queen, at least two representa- tives from each class. The activities of the Student Council this year included sponsoring Homecoming, Parent's Day, Exchange Assembly with Silverton, sponsoring sock hops, and worked with the GAA on the Val- entine's Dance. Various problems involving students and teach- ers are discussed in Student Council meetings, and with expert guidance the students are able to solve them themselves. The Student Council plans a student handbook to be available next year. Fl Q pg 5 7 Z- 'l .'--Mn F 5?+vWfvE3.R7l.it NQ?vWQt Q W is G 1 Wwmmm , fi , j3L!fP U' M! L ip 16f'fW .l 7754? Zaeea 2ac4eZZe pfcwk JUNIOR PRINCESS 2 BEVERLY BUBAK SENIOR CROWN PRINCESS JANICE STACH 7 AGNES DANSKEY 'mm LAVERN FICEK FRESIIMAN PRINCESS SOPHOMORE PRINCESS JUDY BONNACHER RUTH CI-IRISTENSEN LYNN HIGGENBOTHUM DONNA COLBURN Zed! .fecwlew h 1 , 2 Shannon Blomberg Don Hall Agnes Danskey Gene Hlggms Kathyrn Thompson 1 Sang .fecwlefza X5 47 lf ,, Peggy Schuh, Ruth Applegate, Io Anne Barry, WI? E ,JVM f 2 -...Q-.M 9 ff i 'H-spur KW .MA I' M53 .s. qi! if 5 , A- ggi pi X-wwf lr! f4mum! ' 53 VVV X'VW1EVm5 i f fi Haj K X55 ffrfsi A rx M A ff dig A S at gs G5 ft-AW A lwfv KL W j A 2 Q5 is M' if 33 X A A A .. I J jbx AA A Y A A, - 1 - A vfyxt tt! QV FJ ml A st Af IMA Q3 . 'Rf 'TY' vm!! S ,f 6 f f A fi Af xg fs I S 1,53 Q AW: VX rx 4,6 XX A .JJ A -xl 43. Q4 2 'S X! . ' ' T N KATHRYN THOMPSON , Ny t X A Business Manager K IESZIEQEJQEEFJORTH A f Y f rEQCRiARAdM!QdU3.E5 . t PEGGY QOERFLER 1 tu y an mrnrstratron Class Edttot o fx W ,M J CQ? 1 LQ RAYNE HUEIDE A BARBARA PAULSON ,. , tgt2E1lgStgAIxXJl?algQf G,-fy Editorial Assistant 3 Assistant Editor NQOGERAAABLOMBERG CARULE FOSTER 'ERAPEEAFQREHH - X Editorial Assistant Edltonal Assmant I Ona SSIS a DAVID cAvETT f BILL TICKNOR CAROLE HOOKER Business Staff Advisor BUSIMSS Staff Typist ,WSW lx f ' Qi 0 fill! Q , xi, A XEX .9 6 1 ',,f X X 43 x W A 5 A iAx1 M r DE X , aj 0 it WK gory X J ,Q j lf 7 I. 1-3 1 gg .,'7tMff f!X 4 J Y- ., Q... A xxx- x-x.- RQJYQEZ - ZQQXXdL x, Yo . 5 X i L X K X51 'ft E 5 ' E Qs XX X 0 Q E to ' 0 -o T, ' :il . L 2 O J ,.- 6 E 5 4 ' V ' a Q- ff X 7X E M X K1 if E' A - , st E XMI? ei X xxx 1 ' M ... Q. 1 - - of U. .. X f or W' ss-QA , , NE DAN i N E f it , , K M BUSif+6ssSta?fKEY ,,,,stX 4 4 vm XX ALAMABT .IANIICESTACHA Rf fm lx rim t Admit , 5 is-astness Staff ryprsgfj I STERUNEG .WB54 .RUTH MARIE APPLEGATE ' ih3QQ1flD M 'L?tC t C HANIBERXLE Club Editor Editorial Assistant Advisbittswtti . Aft Editor ROCHELLE PLANK E it ' GENEHIGGINS wk BHQIEBISHOBRICKI f- V Editor ArtEditor Arif ditor it-f Q? 53? '52 f? 5-Q KJ W E A ,Qu-Y 4.6 Q O ofox KOX O 0 fwg ow OfO QfX0fN0 f Xfxfxf ofx JZVQ O -f if X x fCL uBS3 R K an-111-.X Q-- f 5 3 if 5. liii 5 va- 5, X S JI Barbara Mouser, Carmelita Moffett, Rochelle Plank, Eugene Card, Ruth Marie Applegate, David Cavett, Advisor, Peggy Doerfler, Larry Sterling, Alice Chamberlain, Geraldine Armstrong, Kathryn . fi ' , - Q Y Thompson Welcome! Wanna 0 Saad 9 1 I M4179 . A ,fy Character! Scholarship! Leadership! Ser- ' ,. , Iv vice! These are the principles of the Nation- - al Honor Society and the four essential qualities of their. progress. This organization has a keystone and flaming torch as their em- blem. They are symbolized by the letters C.S.L.S. They strive to make their ideals the ideals oftheir school. An initiation of new members who have a high scholastic rating of a three point or higher is held in the spring. After a Junior or Senior qualifies scholastically, the faculty then votes approval of their membership using as their criteria, Character, Leadership, and Service. Membership is limited to not more than 15 per cent of the Senior Class. Pres, Card Sec, Chamberlain Scholarship, Plank S, 7 ls wwf if it lst Row: Alyce Croisan, Adv, , Sonia Avin, Peg Schuh, Geraldine Armstrong, Carmelita Moffett, Barbara Paulson, 2nd Row: Marilyn Roberts, Geraldine Kotka, Janice Stach, Kathryn Thompson, Jeanette Hemshorn, Agnes Danskey, 3rd Row: Peggy Doerfler, Sally Walling, Rochelle Plank, Don Hall, Gene Higgins, Barbara Mouser, Carole Hooker, Wweiwa To find out the latest news, gossip, and Q' who's who at WHS, it's wise to read the S Wireless,asemi-monthlymimeographed news- M P E R paper. The Wireless is published by a hard- working group of Juniors and Seniors advised N 'by Mrs. Croisan. The students gather all the information, write and type the articles and put the paper out every other Friday. The C l Q C U S Wireless contains seven pages of juicy in- formation ranging from engagement announce- y W00 UBUR N X ments to birthdays and Pen Portraits of vari- Lv- ous Seniors. There are students' write-ups of football games, contests, classes and social events. Poems, jokes, and stories often appear as additional features. News from other schools in the Capitol Conference is printed along with reports of club activities and letters to the Dear Bulldog . New students are interviewed and girls' purses have even been emptied to provide the kind of news teen-agers like to read. The Wireless Staff gains valuable experience and at the same time has a good time issuing this newspaper. Since there is no journalism class at Woodburn High, nearly all the work is done outside of school, during noon hours and after school. Unlike many school papers, the Wireless is passed out to everyone free of charge. So, if you like to know the very latest, be wise, read the Wireless. Ed. Stach ' ' 'iiiiiiili 5 Q , 1 K :--:.iI,-' Ed, Thompson Adv, Croisan 1 ,af ,. 21535 gifts! s ' 3 1 I'-li ' r if' N' ,J - i ur AM Ak X 3. Q , . x Qx x N I yi lf!! Q , ?a1!afze cz id First Row Paul Serres, Lyle Nelson, Don Reichert, Richard Glick, Roy Clemens, Leon Sprauer Marly Seely, Earl Edgell, Bruce Sigloh, Neal Serene, Second Row: Michael Harlan, Frank Boen Kenneth Monnier, John Burlington, Dale Baker, Don Foltyn, Delbert McLaughlin, Terry Leder Bob Swanson, Jim Thorpe, Ivan Brundidge, Mike Robbins, Gordon Baker, Dan Nirns Ralph Dryden, Kent Luffman, Terry Johnson, Albert Shalock, Adv, 'SMF ' ,ff The Future Farmers of America L is mainly interested in vocational l agriculture. Each boy has an indi- Q vidual project that he works on. It can be either raising a crop or live- stock. They have aparliamentary team that competes in a district contest each year, a livestock judging team and they entered in six different conte sts this year. They placed second at the Yamhill County Fair. They also have a corn judging team which placed fourth in the State contest this year. The boys also take part in the district Lealership meeting and two delegates are sent to the state convention every year. They also have a chapter farm. It's main purpose is to raise money for the chapter through the sale of the crops. Wa 1 0 ,lf ' if ,p XX' Pres Clemens V Pres Monnier Sec Seely Sponsored by BUTTEVILLE INSURANCE COMPANY Woodburn, Ore gon ff v ' Awami W-M-f. '3i :ff Zfk'i'QSm-ww! T 'TVSE NA' ' - W J' A km E K. ww N W E W 7 Q 1 game! The Band is one of the most active organizations in Woodburn High School. Besides playing for the ball games, they play for May Day and Parents Day. They also present a Christmas concert and a Spring concert of good music. Under the leadership of E. Donald The members of the Band are: CLARINETS: Ruth Marie Applegate, Rochelle Plank, Darlene Greeninger, Truman Baird, Terry Kuhn, Lynne I-ligginbotham, ,Iessop they go to the state contest every spring. For the past four years it has had several members parti- cipating in Music In May held at Forest Grove. The Band also sells candy during the noon periods to earn extra money to buy things that the band needs. gas: Donna Lantis, Carole Foster. FLUTES: Peggy Doerfler, Bonnie 5 Chapelle, Janet Carter, SAXOPHONE: Carol Livesay, Beaddie Cummings, Nancy Cornwell, BASS CLARINET: Spike Wadsworth, TENOR SAXOPHONE: Donna Colburn, BASS SAXOPHONE: Charles Nathman, FRENCH HORN: Barbara Paulson, Jeanette Hemshom, BARITONE: Bill Ticknor, TROMBONES: Wesley Smith, Larry Thomas, Fidel Gaviola, Doug Kersten, CORONETS: Jean Hayes, Roger Blomberg, Randal Kelly, Tim Quigley, Ed Meininger, Paul Serres, Dolores I-Iemshorn, BASSES: Robert Nathman, Leo Feldman. DRUMS: Barbara Mouser, Clara Chapelle, Ruth Buhr, Sherrill Boomer, Linda Workman. . 21.5 ' v W 1 'W ,MK . 4 X 99 9 'J , g '91 k 1 'Q ' X Q , x A lll 241,'1f-SIN S- . . Q C D' ,I iv?3 A1342-A 'lb 'P ' rj'9 ' 4' I Wi ,vf . II-'Il l ii4MfH ix M K.. fi' - '-' 3 .Q i:b3.-lm First Row: Ruth Applegate, Loretta Sanford, Nancy Seaton, Carol Livesay, Lorrayne Heide, Barbara Paulson, Roger Blomberg, Peggy Doerfler, Row 2: Janice Stach, Agnes Danskey, Rochelle Plank, Judy Phillipsen, Betty Deshon, Carole Foster, Sonia Avin, Barbara Mouser, Row 3: David Cavett, Adv, , Benton Dailey, Adv. ZZ' alone me ew f 'E A If between periods you have seen certain wh Hi ulsn p K M girls and one boy putting on their coats and uii. g r rushing out the door, chances are they are K i' . uz cadet teachers hurrying to their classes at 'H' all K ' Washington and Lincoln Grade Schools. The students are senior mem- ? bers of Woodburn High Schoolis newest club, the Nellie Muir Chapter ' of the Future Teachers of America. This club was organized January of 1956 and those pictured above are the charter members. The purpose of the club is to arouse the int- if p 2 erest of students in the teaching profession and after joining the club in i' helping them decide what they want to teach and on what grade level. :L The cadet teaching is a program set up to give them a birds-eye view B of teacher's problems and help them discover the advantages and dis- f' i ' .t advantages of being a teacher. X Ap,,. 5 M At the present time the club is limited to Juniors and Seniors. , ini Pres. Blomberg V, Pres, Avin 'W Fi S Sec. PhillipS6l'l 22 First Row: Laveta Slover, Carol Mitchell, Sonia Avin, Carol Livesay, Pat Gainsforth, Geraldine Armstrong, JoAnn Norris, Peggy Schuh. Row 2: Tobias Wolf, Donna Leach, Nancy Rittgarn, Sandra Parks, Loris Moon, Charlotte Seely, Sherrill Boomer, Yvonne Pirard, Charlene Shaner, Row 3: Janice Ostrom, Sharon Schroeder, Paul Wadsworth, Lynne Higginbotham, Wesley Smith, Carol Hooker, Jeanette Hemshorn, Claudia Sticka, Nina Nelson, Adv, Row 4: Janet Carter, Paul Kowash, Terry Kuhn, Lonnie McKee, Kent Payne, Sally Walling, Janice Stach, Kathryn Thompson, Agnes Danskey. ' ?ccz'cc'ze gccedaeaa ecwlew a I f4me'z6ccL Nlimeographing, stencilirg, making post- ers, tickets--these are every day run of the 1 mill jobs for the members of FBLA. Yes, ' their jobs are many and varied and they do them all well. The FBLA is a service club. The members contribute a great deal of their time to do outside work for the people of the community. The purpose of FBLA js to interest the young people in business l as a career. P E I Pres, Thompson V, Pres, Schroeder Sec, Sticka E3 1 ii? ij I i JCM lst Row: Ralph Farr, Ronald Eskelsen, Douglas Laubsch, Jerry Chapelle, Truman Baird, Alan Hart, Dennis Guenther, 2nd Row: Jack Nash, Adu , Bob Hopkins, Clarke Pickering, Vic Belleque, Bob Prinslow, Don Stafney, Roger Blomberg, Jay Rice, Marshall Barbour, Adv. 3rd Row: Larry Sterling, Homer Wadsworth, Fidel Gaviola, Berton Schroeder, Dick Ahrens, John Enyart, Bill Bishoprick, Bill Stampley, Larry Bright. fs- I .fellfefamea I Q, A 55 'aa The Lettermen Club is composed of ing in the various competitive sports as a squad member. The system of getting this letter is by playing 14 quarters for one full gamel in football, approximately one-fourth the quarters in basketball, by earning seven points in track competition, 1- , fl -X' ' :dr and 7 innings for one full gamel in base- ball. You can also earn your letter by managing two sports in one year or one 1 -I TKQ Taxi T ,R , lu, boys who have made their letter by play- K' 0 W fi 'iff W7 'l f f' l ily. I f II ' H sport for two years. The main activity of the Lettermen Club is the annual Halloween Carnival, in which all classes and clubs are invited to enter a booth for their own profit. The Carnival is held on Halloween to give the young people of the community a place to go and have fun instead of getting into trouble. This is an aid in con- trolling vandalism. The Woodburn merchants donate the door prizes. srf ri W1 bs- .. H as ss Pres, Rice 5 V, Pres, Enyart Sec, -Treas, Blomberg LL: si B3 A wERg Y-my Y T i R H WH' f elf E gi Wm? X 1 g,,,,L...1.. 3 l x,X ,-CIUB ,wwverugg ?RiHH!EN tw 'CANDIE 3 w K v-14+ Lk 'wx NJ Row 1: Sonia Avin, Barbara Paulson, Nancy Seaton, Judy Reed, Janice Ostrom, Dixie McCormick, Betty Deshon, Laura Edwards, Laveta Stover, Row 2: Lorrayne Heide, Carole Foster, Jeanette Hemshorn, Sharon Schroeder, Darlene Kraemer, Lorette Sanford, LaVern Ficek, Geraldine Armstrong, Row 3: Gwen Craft, Adv., Juanita Moffett, Beverly Bubak, Kathryn Thompson, Maire Frye, Marilyn Roberts, Carole Hooker, Janice Stach, Tamara Majors, Arlene Ficek. Row 4: Darlene Greeninger, Claudia Sticka, Rochelle Plank, Rosalee Forsyth, Sally Walling, Peggy Doerfler, Barbara Mouser, Betty Lou Burt, Geraldine Kotka. Qida ,4ZZZe2!da AF ' sf M-f ,4aeaa6az'6aa H The Girls Athletic Association is not a new group but is the former Girls' Letter Club. ln order for girls to belong to this club they must have earned 59 points from the activities they have participated in. In order for a girl to get a sweater, they need lm points and for their letter, 150 points, and 100 points for each stripe. Some of the activities the girls participate in are volley- ball, basketball, and badminton intramuralsg other activities are tumbling, bowling, skiing, hiking, swimming, bicycling, skating, golf, soccerball, track, softball, kickball, and ping f Polla- 4 In order to get credit they mist have certain hours spent on these activities and signatures of their parents and friends that also accompanied them. Pres. Armstrong V. Pres, Doerfler Sec, Forsyth 26 xtlf V -1 Z M ff' . . ,. 1 . MW - ww' f 3 4 -,Q I wwf' , , - A 5 1 Wwaif L' .?n14 v, V i. 49-Fx . I .A A.,f ff, X ?A,f ,I f ff V? lk V V . wb 5 , . 'Q s I wi 1 Q f' 324' X k 5 J ,, m-fa ,. 5 i 22: 3 V ,'., Q E , y A- f f t vfi: . ':i: f ',.: g Iwi I i 1 M, 'ig Y, I WWF, ,P ' . ' J Q........ 0 ' F1 iumgqlxi UAH M fr F' ENN lst Row: Carmelita Moffett, Janice Stach, Kathryn Thompson, Geraldine Armstrong, Barbara Paulson, 2nd Row: Benton Dailey, Adv, , Peggy Doerfler, Rochelle Plank, Ruth Applegate, Sally Walling, Barbara Mouser, Carole Hooker, 3rd Row: Bill Stampley, Don Stafney, Homer Wadsworth, Fidel Gaviola, Larry Sterling, Bill Bishoprick, Truman Baird. Sigma ,, , This organization is the service club for Woodburn High School, and is better known as ' KAS. There are eighteen members in this club and they are elected at the end of the year by the members of the club. It includes fifteen seniors, two juniors, and one sophomore, who must be in the upper half of their class and must be active in school affairs. Some of the services performed by the KAS are ushering for both Junior and Senior Class Plays, music concerts, Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises for the seniors, and selling tickets at games. They also sponsor a booth at the Letterman's Carnival. Their biggest activity is sponsoring the Christmasdecora- tion contest iwon this year by the senior girls who decorated Room 8 under the leadership of Mrs. Nelson, their winning theme being Christmas Around the Worldni. The club furnished Christmas trees for each of the high school rooms as well as for Lincoln and Washington Grade Schools. A silver service pin is awarded to senior members who have taken part I in half of the clubs activity each spring. The club also awards a gold pin to the person from the student body who, in the opinion of the members, has been ofgreat- est service to the school during the year. Pres, Baird V. Pres. Anderson Sec. -Treas. Applegate Zappa 746,044 9 I B. K - K-,.: 1' v 4 1 5 X 34 f ii YF AH -- .. w iv X Q e. ', qw? 'K . sf. ', P p 1-,gl 5 3.'1,g!: 4- . . ..,, 'X . .. f it X. 4 3' V X, .y rr Pa gg , 1 J: gsm . 29 -I Rosalee Forsyth, Rochelle Plank, Sally Walling, Peggy Doerfler, Geraldine Kotka, Barbara Mouser, Marilyn Roberts, Janice Stach, Janice Colburn, Alice Chamberlin, Judy Schmid, Gwen Craft, Adv. , Janice Ostrom, Carol Lea Foster, Carmelita Moffett, Sonia Avin, Barbara Paulson, Laveta Slover, Betty Deshon, Geraldine Armstrong, Nancy Seaton, Carole Hooker, Hep, Hep, show your pepucould very easily be the motto of this or- ganization. The purpose of the Booster Club 204450: 65445 , , is age, N I fl my ' If r , S' air' xr al ' fzu X ,I Q' 'are is to promote school pep and spirit. They accomplish this by presenting skits for our pep assemblies and by aiding the rally squad at om' ball games. Boosters are chosen from girls in the sophomore es who have at least a grade average of a three and honesty, integrity, group participation, leadership, pendability, and a pleasing disposition. The Boosters wear their blue and white uniforms and also at the game. All Booster girls are required to be present at out an excuse she is automatically dropped from the Pres, Mouser V. Pres. Walling Sec, Plank and junior class- show qualities of cooperation, de- the day of a game all games. With- club. md E ' l x his .Q A In qt Qf -1.11 '-1 at 555 5 hw- 59 ll. 1, , fx aw, 1 ,mins 1- First Row: Nancy Seaton, Lavone Heiden, Laveta Slover, Sonia Avin, Sharon Simmons, Joyce Pirard, Donna Leder, Linda Workman, Iona Ferguson, Adv, Second Row: Marguerite Enyart, Yvonne Pirard, Janice Ostrorn, Charlotte Seely, Dianne Ketchum, Shirley Marks, Geraldine Armstrong, Jan Gilbert. Third Row: Claudia Sticka, Sharon Schroeder, Sandra Parks, Carole Hooker, Doris Bright, Donna Lantis, Deanna Seely, Beverly Burke, Loretta Sanford, -nj' Z solace Qfamemakew . I meuca X! 'SW These future housewives of America are really active in school and community activities. These girls have done many projects this year. They started off by selling coffee at the football games, made cookies for the Bloodmobile, fixed baskets of cookies, fruit and can- dy for the old people's home at Christmas, had a pot luck dinner where each girl brought her favorite recipe and they had judges to choose the best one. This recipe was sent to the State F.H.A. which was put in a F.H.A. recipe book. The girls not only did things in Woodburn but attended many con- ventions. Several delegates attended a F.H.A. district conference at Canby and Mrs. Ferguson and two delegates went to a state con- vention in Corvallis. The Woodburn Ff.H.A. was invited to a Silver Tea at St. Paul. Our Group also entertained several clubs from other schools. Pres, Armstrong V. Pres, Ostrom Sec, Avin ff? w.....n-0 -fvwffx.. 'MT ii! fi' J J M-Mp! iid!-Q l,x 0' Qaeda G0 ,-46150 Soydmaa 7eaafz 5 gmc - 4 - L Do you know what the largest class in school is this year? You're right, the chorus. This is the largest chorus in the history of Woodburn High School. The eighty-six voices under the direction of Miss Joann Meyer presented the annual Christmas concert. ln addition to the chorus there are many smaller choral groups such as a trio, quartets, sextets, etc. performing for the student body and community. Because of the large group, the boys and girls have one day a week 2 E for separate work and three days a week for the full chorus. This makes it possible for a boy and girl glee club. The Girls Clee attended the State Music Contest. The members of the Chorus are as follows: ALTOS lst Row: Peggy Schuh, Geraldine Armstrong, Janice Ostrom, Dianne Obrist, Joan Jackson, Dixie McCormick, Carol Livesay, Norain McMurry, Linda Workman. 2nd Row: Arlene Ficek, Florence Rice, Marguerite Enyart, Sharon Johnson, Judy y Phillipsen, Janice Reiling, Ruby Gordon, Karen Phillipsen, 3rd Row: Betty Eder, . Ruth Buhr, Sally Herman, Evelyn Burke, Ruth Christensen, Barbara Mouser, Kay Calkins, Claudia Sticka, Darlene Kraemer, SOPRANOS lst Row: Jean Mack, Violet Fredrickson, Laveta Slover, Sonia Avin, Betty Deshon, Jan Gilbert, Carmelita Moffett, Joyce Pirard, Donna Leder, Joan Linscott, 2nd Row: Juanita Moffett, Shannon Blomberg, Beverly Bubak, Loretta Sanford, Beverly Burke, Clara Chapelle, LaVern Ficek, Sandra Parks, Nancy Seaton, Janet Mellrner, Alice Chamberlain, 3rd Row: Judie Reed, Judy Bonacker, Kathryn Thompson, Tamara Majors, Agnes Danskey, Joanne Barry, Betty Burt, Marie Frye, Carole Foster, Sharon Schroeder, TENORS AND BASSES g lst Row: Neil Guenther, Bobby Baird, Barney Sticka, William Armstrong, Terry Heide, Bill Guenther, Richard Falardeau, Edward Everts, Conrad Falardeau, 2nd Row Harvey Roeder, Richard Halter, Tim Quigley, Dale Deshon, Paul Kowash, Vic Belleque, Glen Livesay, Ralph Farr, Jim Halter, George Everts, 3rd Row: Joe Newton, Clair Richins, Ronald Eskelsen, Jerry Chapelle, Larry Bright, Edward Belleque, John Enyart, Don Hall, Bill Stampley, Roger Blomberg, . 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IU ,Q First Row: Richard Bjelland, Mgr, , Bill Guenther, Douglas Laubsch, Clarke Pickering, Randal Kelley, Truman Baird, Ron Eskelson, Art Peterson, Joe Reed, Mgr, Second Row: John Nash, Coach, Jim Carrier, Glen Fredrickson, Russ Anderson, Jay Rice, Larry Bright, Jerry Chapelle, Bob Prinslow, Third Row: Vic Belleque, Ramon Rogers, John Enyart, Bert Schroeder, Eddie Belleque, Gerald Livingston, Don Stafney, Roger Blomberg, Marshall Barbour, Coach, ?aa1!5aZ ,FC 8'f..5-xiii?- .. 3? J ,r,f C B J i 1 J Q .:,., B, ..,, I x ra-- B P :Q S B M, :-: -,-Q--: - e' ' - ' ' C' idd B ' . ' I . ' ,,,, af ' 'i RL ..r.. ' 2-.., ,' 'H' 'Ii mi d '-:. fi 'W as 5? :- . as J .,,. 5 . ,. lafris ,-1, . 132 : rx U fi ir: -rs -,f' N ,age ' Y T ar., .,,, -- ,,. J , 1 wr ss f r 1 -is ii P xi ss i' ' 1 s E74 First Row: Eddie Gray, Ted Coman, Doug Kersren, Wesley Smith, Jim Black, Bill Armstrong, Toby Wolf, Harvey Roeder, Second Row: Neil Rose, Coach, Dick Halter, Dick Beary, James Halter, Dale Deshon, Dale Baker, Jim Thorpe, Ted Creason, Richard Bjelland, Mgr, , 'Third Row: James Reis, Russell Yoder, Kent Payne, Ronald Clack, Bill Bishoprick, Duane Fulps, Allan Wantz, Bud Emigh, 38 endow Roger Blomberg r rr 1 rl U alxgg oo , i o . Q' on , J. - Oo Nb . . X X, Backs: Russ Anderson, Don Stafney, Glen Fredrtckson, Bill Guenther, Line: John Enyart, Bert Schroeder, Jay Rice, Randal Kelley, Truman Baird, Bob Prinslow 7 A ' 0 vs , H, 'N 7, , ,O 7 vs 7 vs R , 1 Woodburn Woodburn Woodburn 6 Woodburn 0 Woodburn 3 Woodburn 7 Woodburn Mt Angel Serra North Marion Silverton Gervais Cascade Stayton gaedeffall '14 M First Row: Joe Reed, Managerg Marshall Barbour, Coach: Larry Sterling, Manager. Row 2: Truman Baird, Vic Belleque, Russ Anderson, Spike Wadsworth, John Enyart, Tom Birmingham, Charles Nathman, Fidel Gaviola, Ed Belleque, Bob Hopkins, Roger Blomberg, gcwkelfali kg? First Row: Jack Nash, Coachg Bill Stampley, Manager, Row 2: Tobias Wolf, Jim Black, Kent Payne, Jim Reis, Bill Bishoprick, Duane Fulps, Lonnie McKee, Jim Halter, Dick Beaty, Doug Kersten, Va, . L15 Q6 70 . :sz iw, U 4, 3 gl S. 5 . UI 4 .ua Q-0 ' Qfn -wi' 'fX X. 2-4' cwefczll .fellezmea J J I ,- Y .mb , 3 , A' sf Gijgyv z x Q . First Row: Homer Wadsworth, Berton Schroeder, Jerry Chapelle, Larry Bright, Second Row: Ralph Farr, Victor Belleque, Bill Bishoprick, Jack Nash, Coach, 7 . W2 1 Zcwefalf WGZ-Z6Z'Z'6'Z0t60Z limi is 1 r XV'-aawwg sf'XM kk 'Q J 2 . , :: , 42 First Row: Jerry Tillett, Ted Coman, Paul Wadsworth, Jim Black, Douglas Kersten, Richard Bjelland, John Roth, Second -Row: Jerry Halter, Duane Fulps, Allan Wantz, Ted Creason, James Halter, Russell Yoder, Jack Nash, Coach, Third Row: Tom Birmingham, Kent Payne, Allen Leach, Glen Livesay, Randal Kelly, Jim Copeland, Lon McKee, S4 'zach ' l z . . Q N fr A wks Il s Wh l First Row: Clarke Pickering, Bill Stampley, John Enyart, Eddie Belleque, Jay Rice, Gene Higgins, Russell Anderson, Second Row Bruce Sigloh, Arthur Peterson, Bill Ticknor, Jerry Chapelle, Ralph Farr Bernard Sticka Neil Guenther, Third Row: Bob Beaty, ll S Richard Falardeau, Ileon Sprauer, Richard Glick, Dick Beaty, ' 'L A Dale Sterling, Toby Wolf, Terry Heide, Fourth Row: Eugene 'jpvk - I f' 'A Schnell, Dick Ahrens, Fidel Gaviola, Charles Nathman, Richard r T VX -59- - - ,,,.. Habeck, Marshall Barbour, Coach, 1 ' rug, I .. Lx, 2. , uni h' ,8i2s1k 'WT r. s Ns ' 4' Spazta Through the physical education department, the girls develop certain skills in different sports to earn points for GAA Some of the sports they participate in are tumbling kickball badminton horseshoes ' - terpreting dancing basketball high jumping volley- ball, broad jumping softball and bowling f IIQSIIA A Lf Q' If J 3513145 S' 1 . V 'ffffwffl V i .NWC EQ?N ' 3 - 3 i s MLQQ gm .M Q FE 3 V1 5' Aa 5 ! L 1 E wi g.. f Sm is X ,S , . sw X-an 4l ki 1. XS 5 S ii fx ff W H X Wa w 9 milw- A gg. w Fw, .A Q cf 'ggi -.'- '- but x, .... .Q lx ff , Y X 46 ,, 1 ,K MJ' --A-f rg-3- wfilsi W f 71' gi, is few f 1 OX N O P e Q 'qw 0 6 6 O X N VG Xw X 'V N X Q Q Q? 1 5 fi ff if f f ,X 'V e q -E' e Ni 5-ff fj . ' 7 A ,wwf N A Sji 1, X A ,M ...K FW 4-xv. up A ,il v 4:--sr ., Q, 13' 1 1 ' Q . 'x - W tl f uf RUSSELL ANDERSON JAY RICE President Vice President ln every group or organization the most important thing is the people who are a part ofit. We, the class of '56, who are about to leave a part of our life be- hind forever, are a group of classmates who have worked together for four years. As in every group we have had disagreements, bad times and good ones. We also share many memories. When we first entered the doors of Woodburn lligh School as freshmen we had only one thing in common. Our newness, our in- experience was the thing that held us together. As the years passed on and we became seniors we had formed new ties of friendship and share experiences. We learned to value each other, and we know now that these years will always be precious to us. lle who labors, reaps, and the class of '56 en- joyed the fruits of their labor on the night of the annual junior-senior prom. The theme was Neptune's Court and the dancers floated through mazes of coral and strange sea creatures. The .lunior Class after many hours of rehearsal, entertained the audience with the antics of Willoughby and the Inner Willy in their play, The Brainstorm . SALLY WALLING TRUMAN BAIRD S, C. Rep. S. C. Rep. wan' JANICE STACH CA RMELITA MOFFETT Secretary Treasurer 45 ln our senior year we presented a three act comedy, Time Out for Cingern, and helped elect a charming Homecoming Queen and Crown Princess. iSee page 115 Nlay Day in our freshmen year was something spe- cial when the girls of the class wound the Maypole, and our senior year when we elected the Queen and Senior Princesses. fpictures on page 8 or 9, We par- ticipated inthe picnics at lilue Lake and joined many organizations. Ten members of our class organized the Future Teachers of America in Woodburn. Eight seniors helped Woodburn take second place in bas- ketball. The teachers and advisors of our class have help- ed make these years successful for us and have made it possible for us to face our new found freedom with more confidence. We have lost and gained some members and om' interests are many and varied but we have one thing in common. We are, and always will be, a part of Woodburn lligh School. JACOB KOOYMAN Ad visor cgi P vi 0' I r if 47 vs H ,- ,V X rl, I ill!!-V J X Z If dll!! W L, 1 -f 12 L+ 1 Lf R --,,, RICHARD AHRENS 1 ZE :,., . J 'IQ' ,T f R L ANDERSON . A . Y tif' 5' X X Y A if Q I R V X RUTH MARIE APPLEGATE GERALDINE ARMSTRONG igjffff J. ,M THOMAS BIRMINGHAM ROGER BLOMBERG Mpf' 4.1 SONIA AVIN TRUMAN BAIRD MWA W3 5 N X- S Af K 9 Q, Tm ds. WY' X i X 5 A 5 Q- JOHN ENYART A Wm? ,H wg EDWARD EVEHTS 5 ,g ., ,f i '.E: ': Rf EAGG A A A GEORGE EVEHTS 5? 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Wesley Sticka, Bernard Swanson, Robert Tillet, Terry West, Raymond Wolf, James Wolf, Tobias Workman, Linda Wright, Thomas U x, -,g u 3 - J-' We if' X -- ! x- ! ff V ,S 19 TJ' qgi N C2577 VXJN ? FZ, YS I X X f 5.2: J S isis LU q 93 Qqlw 1 Cf X K 939V fQ'i : 0 Y S M M W gfg i Qxttzgg fks X j f D A Q 4 ' f l A gk- 5 X X! DS Y Nu 2 N I v X W X X, 9 J f I 'ff X 11 X f X J :h'l x , ,,,.., G ..... C' 'BRCJJ 6 S- 5? C' Sf! QQ ,... f-. 1 , 'fm ,4.,f.:V,f I ua, , -.:A5,,,,.' '53, , gr' mx,-P f-v V :nah - .+., '- W A- ' f H S V. 3.4 ,4 . , ' , 1 I ,xv Through the following pages are the advertisements of our Sponsors. This book costs you 32.00 It costs your school 35.00 Your advertisers paid the difference of 33.00 We, the students of Woodburn, can show our appreciation by patroniz ing them. Mention the Wohiscan. The Business Staff PICKERINCYS DHYGOODS 31 SHOES ELITE BEAUTY SALON We give S 81 H Green Stamps Woodburn Phone 2-5191 PlPER'S JEWELRY 429 Front Street JAMES R. 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Route 1 Box 146 Garden Tractors 81 Power Mowers GEORGE'S PLACE GOOD SHAKES 8: BURGERS THE DANDY DIP 360 Pacific Hiway Woodburn WE MAKE OUR OWN ICE-CREAM WOODBURN CLEANERS 81 DYERS DR. G. W. KING Robert 81 Margaret Brehm 392 PACIFIC HIWAY Woodburn, Oregon Phone 7331 Dial 4111 Woodburn TIMM FLORISTS 1080 N. Pacific Hiway STATE FARM INSURANCE 140 Garfield St. Phone 6511 DELBERT REED M.D. Physician 81 Surge on MOUSER M OTEL 1190 N. Pacific Hiway, Woodbum ECONOMY CLEANERS 1 74 G arfield St. WOODBURN, OREGON PAUL SOWA 81 SONS Machine -Forging-We lding IRVING D. BROWN, LAWYER Woodburn, Oregon HARRY L. DALEY, D. M. D. 148 1X2 Grant Phone 5111 WOODBURN HOSPITAL Gerald B. Smith M. D. Philip H. Jacoby M. D. ROLAND'S FOOD PRODUCTS Pickle Specialties Kc Sauerkraut 514 Pacific Hiway GLEN E. SCHWENKE, D. V. M. LUCAS H. SPRINKER, D. V. M. VETERINERIANS Woodburn PIIWQGUIS Phagnn and Bernnnl's schqol gf Bggqfy School of Hhil' D25i9ll Wilma Lee Phagans Fine beauty services at budget prices Specialist in hair shaping, Beginners and advanced hair style classes styling and permanent waving Phone CA. 8-5028 255 N. High - Salem - Phone 3-6800 726 S. W. 4-th Ave. Portland FREE SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 ERlCKSON'S HIWAY MARKET SELF 'SERVICE MEATS WOODBURN'S LOWEST FOOD PRICES Waaaaf 57 Filberl Grove Restaurant f Nfl N KX f-Gtrx KX-N -'-jrssl. iii X If ' 1, ff f' W' .L . g,- .ick v , - U V- Y vi : 2 QQ. .4-L. A .,-' ' , , 'R' ' ' ' ii. . ',Fl'2iS:':Z, .q,l-ik. f' ' 5-Q' U. S. Highway 99E and Hardcastle Buffet Dinners All you can eat for NORMAN'S SERVICE COMPANY Phone 2444 Monitor Dealers in Oliver Cletrac Jacuzzi Pumps 99' .lohnson Motors Baked Beans Ferguson Tractors and Wade Irrigation Equipment Hot Ennree Week days 5 P.M. - 8 P.lVl. Sunday 12 PM. . 8 PM. Five miles East of Woodbum WOODBURN FOOD MARKET THE FRIENDLY STORE Top Quality Fruits and Vegetables DIAL 2-1311 WOODBURN OREGON C. H. Ahrens Hardware YOUR MARSHALL WELLS STORE Wilson Sporting Goods Schwin Bicycles WOODBURN, OREGON Phone 2-2346 A Coney Island L1vEsAY's Where All Good Friends Meet GENERAL BUILDING MATERIAL Manufacturers of Sashes and Doors SAW MILL AT GERVAIS 257 Young Street DIAL 6121 We Serve Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Have Fountain Service and Party Room Phone 2-2666 Woodbum, Oregon cilbrapf l890 .awe Salem's own store since 1890 Style Center For Men And Boys Florsheim Shoes - Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts - Pendleton Shirts Sn-adivari Sport Shirts Hart - Schaffner 81 Marx Clothes 145 N. Liberty sneer SALEM, OREGON !!GLE!S9! TEXACO STATION FIRESTONE TIRES AND ACCESSORIES MARFAK LUBRICATION Come in and see the best friends your car ever had COMPLIMENTS OF vmc and OLE cillelm an OREGONS OWN STORE SINCE 1857 Dial 6661 WOODBURN, OREGON MM mn Where Friends Meet MANUFACTURERS OF HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT T. L. WORKMAN AND SON General Repair Work 237 First St. Woodburn, Oregon Dial 8331 Jamison Cbevron Service Dial 4911 Woodburn, Uregon - Comple te 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 - MATTSON'S Ice Cream and Food Lockers Agency for Deepfreeze Home Freezers Dial 8011 Corner of Hardcastle St. and Pacific Hiway Woodburn, Oregon Q0 ao '9 Appliances, Carpeting 8: Home Furnishings See MAY' S FURNITURE C0 Your Friendly Home Dealer 49,90 Woodburn, Oregon Q04 9 QXOQQ 0 0 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Bedding and Vegetable Plants LOUIS KOENIC 8: SONS Dial 2-4411 Rt. 1, Box 91 PIVEY 'S COFFEE SHOP 113 Woodburn Pacific Hiway Oregon 'WE NEVER CLOSE 4041 est 2: Compliments Of CASE 8. LAUBY SHELL STATION 99 E 81 Young Street Goodyear Tires 8- Batteries Wheels Balancing HEL ' 1 S A 4 1 2 S 5 I N X ,Z Z E 5 A S 1.4 2 : X ' , f e S nf. 5 'Q .QN- 4 . ' ' V040 :ss's'r ' K rss - f'ii'5'1.f I X - KEN McGRATH - HIWAY DRUG fa X AGENCY GHEYHOUND LINES Dial 7521 Pacific Highway Woodbum, Ore gon WOODBURN TRUCK LINE vSee us for yom' hauling jobsx' WILLAMETTE VALLEY HAULING Daily Service To Portland and Intermediate Dial 5661 Woodburn Oregon The ALL- NEW mithfCorona rreiqkxq - Ciqkt-U SECRETARIAL ALL MAKES PORTABLES Smith-Corona Royal Remington Underwood ROEN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 456 Court St. Salem, Oregon Phone: 3-6773 WOODBURN INDEPENDENT 67 YEARS OLD BUT BRAND NEW EVERY THURSDAY Read The News In Your Home Town Newspaper HIGGINBOTHAM REAL ESTATE Fire 81 Auto Insurance - Stock Company Protection H1596 SAVINGS 333 First Street Woodburn Phone 7711-Eve. 5151 W4uaf56' The Family Dfioghjgjs Store Western Mercantile Associates Shoes Fruit of the Loom piece goods Simplicity Patterns Simplicity - 32.98, 33.98, gl 35.98 - Cotton Dresses Mojud Hosiery 81 Lingerie Koret of California Ready to Wear Retay of Boston - New York Co-ordinates Land 81 Sea Blouses 81 Skirts Lee Brand Riders 81 Clothing Grace Walker, ,Iohn C. Roberts Goodrich Tennis 81 Sports Shoes Red Goose Shoes U. S. Rubber Rainwear . ,... t-,. EJ press LITHOGRAPHERS 1 PRINTERS or scuooi vEARBooKs Y 464 FERRY smear SALEM, OREGON ' ' H iz J S Radio and TV Service Bud lnsmmms WOGDBURN MUSIC STORE R. C. A. and ZENITH DEALER 431 N. First Street Telephone Woodburn, Oregon 7781 Ch Franklin fi' S 'I I cp P? E.. CLASS ADVISOR 1 I GINA YOU KNOW WHO NATIUNALLY LOCALLY WJALOPYESTH KNOWN I, .... N OWN F0 CLASS CLOWN Q .If 1. ,, , VX QW Sf nllflzim-EW' X ' A I ,lp ,.., 'jf Lf-C ' l FA RITE DATE if 3 K QW, 5 I LOVE. OY THE Bn L.. ITTLE A MAY QUEEN DEPARTMENT STORE HOPKINS I A ri' Valley TV Center TWO VALLEY SHOPS CLASS PRESIDENT IN WOODBURN IN SALEM NOISEY 171 Grant St. 142 Candalariq Bvd Phone 3611 Phone 2-1913 REAL GONE GUY JOURNALIST DUMONT-HOFI-'MAN-MOTOROLA-SYLVANIA MUSICITCN L If fd l 1175 .- f TV sets TIOOl5ficINO TQ ff K DADDY-CH T Kelvinator Appliances B L J 494: Z-gnc 4:47 MJ 'M-0 A,5 We service everything we sell REAL COOL GAL BANK OF OREGON THE BANK OF PERSONAL SERVICE CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 56 MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION PACIFIC HIGHWAY WOODBURN, OREGON Kc-:nnell Ellis Studios CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '56 520 State St. Dial SALEM 3-7830 SALEM, OREGON CURLY'S DAIRY Phone 3-8783 Salem Quality Dairy Products Golden Guernsey Milk Why Look For a Job? Takea Business Course at the Mani!! fbaaid scfmzq e and the job will look for you! 158 South Liberty Salem Phone 2-1415 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 LETTERIVIEN SWEATERS CAPITAL OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. Underwood Business Machines Typewriters - Adding Machines Sold - Rented - Repaired Phone 3-5584 148 S. High Salem, Oregon WITH COMPLIMENTS OF THE STAFF OF WOODBURN BRANCH The Bank First Of National Portland Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation L. I. Plank Builder 8 Contractor Quality Homes Custom Building By Master Builders ff!! ,r f4 X, , C f' f' ft X fyf' X X --. -f , fe vo- ff 1, If ' 4' , ' Ig -- fl' no W --X!! -, Ti: gg v 4 F nf B 1' - -1, 1'-B. 1 1' , fi'-- .- ' +- -I -. .+ ' - 2 ' A-'sf --4.-' A' b N F - 1 'l'1 u ' FT 'Q' 'J' 1 gg ifll lie A .- :..L.--- r'r'r-i'l- I Iv'-!.-,-....-:-.!5l:ee,, w!'-,. - , .1 ,, E1 j 1, , TVVVV - . f 3'5Q- in: oi'-1i :i':-:i::+L1-f '- ' ' ' ..- 1360 Tomlin Ave. Dial 8121 Woodburn, Oregon 94440459 HUDSON 'S of Woodburn 44-9 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 Tailored Clothing At Prices That Are Right RICHFIELD SERVICE B. F. Goodrich Tires and O. K. Auto Float Tires Equipped For Complete Tire Service We Give S 8: H Green Stamps PAUL SNYDER 129.59 Pacific Highway At Hardcastle Dial 5641 First in guaranteed tire mileage Make Mine MAYFLOWER MILK AND Ice Cream Phone 3-9205 Salem, Oregon WOODBURN PHARMACY A WOODBURN HIGH BOCBTER PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS SERVICE FOR HEALTH Phone 2-1221 Wood roffe's San Shop A A Phone 2-6798 3400 Portland Rd. ' I Sale ,O -A m regon THE BEST POOO AT REASONABLE PRICES 'f b ' , TRY OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF P FOUNTAIN SPECIALTIES, INSIDE OR IN THE DRIVE INN. Adams Pharmacy REXALL STORE Prescription Specialist Phone 4441 Woodburn, Oregon P. A. BERNARD CHEVRGLET COMPANY WOODBURN Dial - 2-1551 82 WOODBURN and ST. PAUL ST. 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