Woodburn High School - Wohiscan Yearbook (Woodburn, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1957 volume:

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DONALD JESSOP JOANN MEYER Band Chorus 5 4 r 1,8 i L has NINA NELSON REUBEN BAISCH Commercial P, E,, Math, Drivers Training it 'V ,N wilwr- fe MYRA BAXTER GWEN CRAFT Art P, E., General Science vw, Zig NEIL ROSE JACK KOOYMAN World History, Geography Algebra, Chemistry, Geometry f Lk'-4 JENNIE MAGNUSON CARL DEVIN Home Economics, Journalism Agl'iCU1U-IIC. General ShOP czccdtq BENTON DAILEY American Problems History 4.,,,,..,m sf MARSHALL BARBOUR GORDON BURTNER Biology, P, E. , English Gen, Math Speech MAR LYN LOEW SAMUEL ISA English, Typing Librarian Gen, Business Tr, . ,,.,,, gaacheaa S M..,.ff ,f .-, Q E G ,,.-, t , U 1 4 Ania 4 , ...r E ,'..-'f , if I uf' E 15- N nf . ff 0 ., .. -. if ,:,': K QQZGQOQQ M W R' N R R 13129934 P 2 5561 - A R ' 'l ka'-5.'E-.2-.f-ff' n '. 403750 n 3 ' .5 Q .. f Il L Ewa - Y , ' x sa 'gp y Q 0 W 3 . S N Q , 'M' f ' , f ,Li E X ' ww MW-fy Z -Q, s ' E . 'M N --Ni'T....ii- ' JANICE REILING V RICHARD BIELLAND MARILYN ROBERTS '... 'lb L - S f N , X. , SHANNON BLOMBERG 1 I FLORENCE RICE Z yy, TED COMAN N FIDEL GAVIOLA V I DAVID CAVET I T Manager ED BELLEQUE Q. Advlsof 7 l ..'Q A , A an , zz.. f ' at -1 4 0 , fa-m -.9255 X, F, ..... X ! A I fl I Y J , f f sgr- , ' Q ,, lv . Q94 .xv qs-atq5,..Y, . ff-es whvaff ' Q 1 ,f' J ' z 4 Z STERL G LORRAYNE Y I ii- Edm' Faculty DIANA OBRIST JUDI REED Assistant Editor BILL QT GAINS ORTHAssistant Class ALAN HART 5- EdiIOl', Sports Assistant Editor NELLIE MARIOTT BARBARA BLEV-ANS ROSALEE FORSYTH CHARLES NATHMAN 8 Typing Clubs Class Editor Assistant Editor -f ng HOC S Afvbxg 3 ber . 1, WI , X Avlzzl ,,. , ,- ,, is un ' Bwsgeq SI L - 7 N ' f 0 :E 5 Yifjiff 4 ' iglf.. ,X xg 6 f EH E E 1 A ' f Q9 X xx A I III X E xx., ,.,-V ' W fl llu Q'- if 5: 1 I, 1 , :v-i-S,?2?i'- fir: ' 1 un! g if Q ' l 4 ' N f' 4., xi hh jim! av J 'ss I M' I 1 Nth I! WAX, j y ? hr .R J ,f 4 W-Z 'bvn A E Sf' 'E - E 'A A A My E 'N 'E in ' z bibg' W i S In 1 , lwz: I ' ,V I K mmf' I Q '5 A f ff 1 fa iw? fl' 1l.f- u O ?5QM::lM L x Ex iw!-v-17 13111 JOE REED f GENE HIGGIN .XXLQ fbffgwx E' , Clubs Art - -'ff fa' 4 BENTOEJ n ILE llflfzeg K, Ad visor TAMARA E , A 'X ' XT9PifE MAJQRLJ BI,.1-'BIQPRICK c RALE Eos ER f I ' ff . 0 df .I If I EAUL WADSWORTHXA Qwwffjggggnr E nor Edbtor TV tl G , , A . Ass1stant Editor rt TYPU18 Q 1? i 5. 5 FR 4 QU ,QW iw J ,A A vvwm gl xy 4 XX ,'Y1,, ' ,-Z' - - ,L ' 4 . ,L 'f- .-1' ,' 1 J . W V , ,, 9Ll..BaixnQ!n'l.'.l-.Fl -gfiill uhi- , 'l-' ,--- 1 7-' . '5..l, riliilf- Student' Huawei! , , ' t fifZ'f+ffrf:iiK?' r ' fr 'flier .. Wgggggtge - i A , Y h , sf i... L ma y q' Q as X Eg so 4 fs 0 A r ffl .011 FIDEL GAVIOLA CHARLES NATHMAN President Vice President MARILYN ROBERTS Secretary The Student Council is the back- bone of student government. All plans for school activities are taken to the Stu- dent Council. Here they are discussed and the better plans are quite often put into effect. Student Council sees to the distribution of student bodyfunds. The class representatives, elected each fall by their own class members, are the go-betweens, between the class and the Student Council. The Student Council promotes Home- coming and Parents Day. lt also assists the G.A.A. with the Valentine Dance. Along with these school activities it is also an active member of the Capitol Con- ference Council. Student body elections are conducted by the Student Council. All student body officers must be in the top half of their class and the President and Vice Pres- ident must be in the senior class during the year they serve. For the i956-57 school year the Student Council put out a Student Hand- book. This handbook came in very handy for all those in school. ln the handbook are listed the maior rules of the school, all special activities, names of teachers and their subjects, and favorite songs and yells of the school. The last event of the school year is the annual school picnic. This is the finale of a year of hard work by the Stu- dent Council and they do all they can to make it a big celebration. GERALDINE KOTKA DAVID CAVETT Treasurer Advisor BEN TCN DAILEY Advisor I Q Seated: Marilyn Roberts, Pat Gainsforth, Barbara Blevans, Geraldine Kotka, Beverly Bubak, Sharon Johnson, Donna Colburn, Beaddie Cummings, Geraldine Fleck, Standing: Benton Dailey, Adv., Jerry Juve, Gene Juve, Ed Belleque, Charles Nathman, Fidel Gaviola, David Cavett, Adv. , Dick Beaty, Dale Sterling, A mga A I r.1 mlm: Zag 2 r - Q ,,. A 'fl We Mk Ek A :M ,-fi A if xi., f 1 31 - ,trial - wi? l ' V06 rcs! 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Mr, Cameron ,,,, Mary Alice Smith, . , , , , Mrs, Cameron ,,,.,, ,, Virgie Cameron , Patty Cameron , , Clara Curtis , , , , Directed By Fritz Boost Marly Seely Tamara Majors Ruth Christensen Don Reichart Bill Bishoprick Richard Bjelland Joan Linscott Barbara Blevans Shannon Blomberg Judie Reed Wendy Pargeter ww , 2 X W . -I 252 , ix wr 30 smaivg Aw cv , 5 Q MM g f M 33555, A L ffxii ,X 7fl 'x-X T31 .4 56 STN +L-v-' v A 4 ,, 'REB ml i ISM--Q1-Wsw'x22xw2 .Natura fivivm vi, ' mmsQ'unmT:21':Mv2-Qblmvf' xml Seated Marilyn Bond Carol Livesay Carole Foster Juanita Moffett, Rosalee Forsyth, Nellie Mariott, Laura Edwards Standing Joe Reed Charles Nathman Fidel Gaviola,Clarke Pickering, Bill Ticknor, eaoaz 66444 ping MAN ALIVE CAST Gordon Crane George Crane Ellen Barton , R3YA1del'1..... Grace Rollins Della Tim Kelly , , , , Lizzie Archer Hester Roberts Jason Wheeler Directed by Charles Nathman Fidel Gaviola Nellie Mariott Joe Reed Carole Foster Carol Livesay Clarke Pickering Juanita Moffett Rosa lee Forsyth Bill Ticknor Fritz Boost 29 MAY QUEEN JOANNE BARRY junior Princess BARBARA BLEVANS Freshman Princess LOIS YOUNG Senior Princess CAROLE FOSTER Sophomore Princess DIANE KETCHUM Junior Princess TAMARA IVIAJORS Freshman Princess JOYCE .IEFFERY Senior Princess CAROL LIVESAY Sophomore Princess C HAR LOTTE SEELY - -,vim it Wlel qqvfofd. I 4 V FA Jerry Clqpffe. muqeqgfzg-VS EJ game, Dog? jmklic df N Czfqi-5b?uRff2y'e..Jg-, ,mf ,fyzffffw 1 Wm:-.ufqypzrfoar C254-Cl CAPIWLOL CONFERENCE 554: 'MQ 'U N 5 .ZW Info!-Qagan. Jilin-jsfbxf mfs: Fla. ek, r We Edie 2 we 3 2 ' 0 H gl 43 'W X 959 X Gig a f Q S '23 Q 15' rv' 5 . gi, Qifli V fl1zi'.5,f 5 ,swim mf- -EJF? iii . Ti! lf :ii 1 Ygsigjfzf. figs , 'f E',:, , -. --gr! fi I :lx -:, 12,-Q .L fi , ,:m,,. new Y fn2i:.g,e5 .f, yuh , Ml' ' 1 ' wg - H' ! 1. .-f , 1, get 't' 1 jffgif gy 'li U M iflf, . U . ,- . .l gil, nf , -izgig . Lf-. -- -5'-fain f . 'lv-far ,.i- ' L' , J, If - ,- . 1 ' '11 w a. 'xg 4 .-wr: xg. ,' ,215 -Q ,V 'V Q V , .I ::E 'F 15 j f. Nj Y gulf gifilw 1 .AU M iw I I G -- ,u,.., Lx f Q24 1-5. Seated: Beverly Bubak, Jennie June Magnuson, adv, , Marie Frye, Marilyn Roberts, Janice Colburng Standing: Judy Schmid, Joe Reed, Marilyn Bond, Bill Ticknor, Juanita Moffett, Gene Higgins, Barbara Paulson, Lorrayne Heide, Nellie Mariott, Dennis Martin, Jeanette Hemshom, Loretta Sanford Wdzdeea The school newspaper, the WIRELESS, is published by the journalism class, which is taught by Mrs. Magnuson. The WIRELESS is published bi-weekly and is a member of the Oregon Scholastic Press. 'The iournalism class spent the first six weeks studying the fundamentals of putting out a paperp then they spent the rest of the year putting out the papers. As the deadline approached, the students often found themselves staying after school so that' the paper will be out on time. The editor and assistant editor are elected by the class and they appoint the other sub- editors. The iobs are switched around so that everybody gets a chance at the different jobs. Assist, Ed, Roberts Editor, Higgins Copy Ed, Marriot Sports Ed, Ticknor Adv, Magnuson 4 1 :fn ' 1 xl I Q t-.gs .,,. - 4 . va-'NrfLf'W -aaifti i i it Na 1 of., , .1 .A r ,4s,.w,,. M l klpx , J . - l - ,: t ,,,. 'K if-fi' L59 W aa -if 33 Seated: Raymond Baker, Joe Newton, Lloyd Hassing, Allen Sprouer, John Bond, Elroy Butoph, Marvin George, James Wymore, Ludwig Roeder, Paul Serres, Dale Baker, Sam Parksg Standing: Mr, Devin, Adv. , Leon Sprouer, Terry Johnson, Gerald Livingston, Delbert McLaughlin, Kent Loffman, Douglas Laubsch, John Sisoev, Ivan Brundridge, Bob Clifford, Ralph Dryden, Charles Koenig, Robert Knowles, Steve Zelinka, Dan Nims, Tommy Fry, Mike Kowash, Robert Fulps, Kenneth Boeve, Bruce Sigloh, alone mmefza of imma The Future Farmers of America is an organization de- voted to vocational agriculture students. Each boy has an . individual proiect on which he works. lt can be either raising 5 a crop or livestock. The FFA's livestock iudging team took first place at :... the Multnomah County Fair. They also took fourth place in the Shorthorn Division at the Pacific International Exposition. iirf They have o parliamentary team that competes in T A I a district contest each year. ' fi ' ' They took part in the district Leadership meeting and sent two delegates and two alternates to the state convention. They held a Green 'f'- S Hand initiation this spring. They also have a chapter farm which provides an experimental program for FFA boys. Money is also raised through the sale of crops. Pres, Sprouer V. Pres. Dryden Reporter McLaughlin Sec Si 10h Sentinel Sisoev . g A Treas. Brundridge Adv. Devin Seated Donna Leach Donna Lantis, Deanna Seely, Linda Workman, Dennis Martin, Loretta Sanford, Nancy Seaton Dianne Ketchum Doris Bright, Charlotte Seely, Jennie Magnuson, Adv, , Hildegarde Sticka, Geraldine Fleck Standing Judy Morris, Glyndorra Schimpf, Donna Leader, LaVon Heiden, LaVerne Ficek Nancy Cornwell Marjorie Bond, Selma Brusven, Betty Burt, Patty Martin, Carolyn Byers, Janice Black, DeLane Claiborne Carol Mitchell Lois Young, Nancy Ticknor, Shirley Marks, Joyce Jeffery, Arlene Ficek, Judy Linscott Ruth Christensen Pat Palmer, Donna Colburn, Tamara Majors, JoAnn Norris, Sharon Johnson, Linda Miller Arla Nelson Dorothy Christensen, Beaddie Cummings, Lynn Higginbotham, mime Wamemakeza all 740661666 The F. H. A. has done many proiects this year. They started off the year with an initiation dinner. They have sold coffee at the football games, served refreshments for dances, made cookies for the Bloodmobile, had a chili feed to which North Marion was invited, and gave a basket of food and toys to a needy family. Not only 'do members take part in local proiects but they also participate in state and national activities Any girl who has taken a year of Home Economics or is now taking it may become a member of F. H. A. Pres Seaton , V Pres, Sanford Sec Ketchum Treas Bright Adv. Magl'll1S0l'l ez., ' .5 Q W 'hw fa I af r w:-.z-f U SWA 5 ,EQ ,,.. . ,g wwf ,.'T -J9799 4'- ini First Row: Reuben Baisch, Adv, Marshall Barbour, Adv, Second Row: Ed Belleque, Charlie Nathman, Clarke Pickering, Vic Belleque, Ralph Farr, Kent Payne, Doug Laubsch, Dennis Guenther, Richard Bjelland, Third Row Allen Leach, Alan Hart, Larry Bright, Fidel Gaviola, Jerry Chapelle, Ron Eskelsen, Gerald Livingston, Dick Beaty, Bill Bishoprick, Joe Reed, Raymond Baker, fr f ,.,Y, t fig X My A X W5 . 440' 9 45 W 4 1 .3 ' s in 6 f ..,. X 4 -, 'I , is ,Mi iw gpg? . , . tag, , r sr 9 3 8 .letlefzmea Lettermen's club you must have made your competitive sports, either football, basket- and wrestling. The letter is awarded on the head coach. Requirements before rec- ommendation are that you play in one-half of the quarters or in- To be in the letter in one of the ball, baseball, track, the recommendation of nings played during the season or during a whole game. ln track it is seven points earned or place in a League or Dis- trict meets. Also one manager is awarded a letter for each sport. This year the Lettermen club voted to volunteer their services to the school. They directed traffic watched the doors to the gym, kept peo- ple off the floor during basketball games, and rendered other services. The Letter- men also held their annual Lettermen's Carnival with the different classes and clubs participating in it. A drawing was held with prizes donated by the Wood- burn merchants. at football games, i Pres, Chapelle V, Pres, Belleque Sec, Beary Adv, Barbour Treas, Bishoprick Adv, Baisch First Row: Marilyn Roberts, Barbara Paulson, Nellie Mae Mariott, Ioe Reed, Fidel Gaviola, Rosalee Forsyth Geraldine Kotka, Second Row: Nancy Seaton, David Cavett Adv., Pat Gainsforth, ' cl! Wanna S The National Honor Society is founded on the principles of Character, Scholarship Leadership, and Service. They strive to make their ideals the ideals of its school. Each year there are two initiations, one of which is held in the fall for qualifying Seniors and the other in the spring for qualifying Juniors. To be eligible for membership students must have accu- mulated at least a three point grade average by their fifth semes- ter. The members are then chosen by the faculty from all those eligible on their qualities of leadership, service, and character. Membership is limited to l5'7B of the Senior class and 575 of the Junior class. . .,,.. i g all T Ir ws. '- ff'f ' me f 't' - isai t , Y. f f ai T If N' Q t ill., I if ' Mil -Ksziv bg? 1' 6 Character - Paulson is ,V 5 Leadership - Forsyth Pres. Reed Service - Gaviola Sec. Mal-ion Scholarship - Kotka 5 First Row: Lauretta Steel, Janice Reiling, Shannon Blomberg, Rosalee Forsyth, Carole Foster, Beverly Bubak, Lorrayne Heide, Carol Ann Livesay, Charlene Shaner, Second Row: Barbara Blevan, Judy Reed Nancy Seaton, Barbara Paulson, Marie Frye, Betty Burt, Jeanette Hemshorn, Loretta Sanford, Third Row Benton Dailey, Adv, , Bill Ticknor, Clarke Pickering, Marly Seely, Terry Leader, Judy Schmid, Geraldine Kotka, David Cavett, Adv, ag? 'Zi 7 fi' ' The Nellie Muir Chapter of the Future Teachers of America is a relatively new organization at Woodburn High School. It was formed in January of l956. The club is made up of Juniors and Seniors who are interested in teaching. The Senior members devote one period a day to teaching a class in the grade schools. Any Junior or Senior who is interested in teaching may apply for membership. The application has to be approved by the faculty and then is voted on by the members of the club. Pres, Sanford V, Pres, Blomberg Sec, Blevans Adv. Dailey Treas, Livesay Adv, Cavett Seated: Jeanette Hemsnorn, Nina Nelson, Adv, , Lorrayne Heide, Marilyn Loew, Adv, , Nellie Mae Mariott, Dennis Martin. Standing: Violet Fredrickson, Joan Jackson, Geraldine Kotka, Charlene Shaner, Pat Gainsforth, Lynn Higginbotham, Carol Mitchell, Clara Chapelle, Ruth Christensen, Sharon Johnson,Bever1y Bubak, JoAnne Barry, Tamara Majors, Florence Rice, atafze Zccameca .lecwlew a mefzdoa Any student who is regularly enrolled in a business subiect, or who has completed a business subiect is eligible for membership in FBLA. The purpose of this club is to interest young people in business as a career. The main proiects of the year are to provide steno- graphic services to the community and school such as mimeo- graphing, stenciling, making posters and tickets. To raise money they made and sold programs at football and basketball games. Pres, Galnsforth V. Pres, Seely Adv, Loew Sec, Buback Adv, Nelson Treas. Higginbotham fStarting back, leftj Joanne Barry, Barbara Paulson, Marie Frye, Lorrayne Heide, Geraldine Kotka, Jeanette l-lemshorn, Janice Colburn, Shannon Blomberg, Diana Obrist, Ruth Buhr, Mrs, Craft, Adv., Barbara Blevans Judie Reed, Florence Rice, Marilyn Roberts, Janice Reiling, Carol Ann Livesay, Betty Lou Burt, Nancy Seaton, Loretta Sanford, Pat Gainsforth, Laura Lee Edwards, 6' fi 2 .-, 1 ,gag Zaaazfew The purpose of the Booster Club is to create an effect of unity and school spirit at all football and basketball games. To be chosen tor the club the girls must have an average grade of 3 or above. They are chosen on their dependability, honesty, leader- ship, integrity, co-operation, group participation, and school spirit. During the pep assemblies the girls put on skits and at the home games they sell coke and popcorn. The club consists of sixteen seniors and eight iuniors. The Boosters are required to attend all games, wear their uniforms at games and to school on the day of the games. we .W YF' ,M s 'N , U-N , fs . 5 J 'iii bw K E Pres, Roberts Treas, Rice V. P, Seaton Sgt at Arms Gainsforth Sec, Reiling Adv, Craft ss ,A- S ,Fm1Gwgm:,L, w1:1' ...,.,.. .vwvwvfvfvwwgzcfxaw ' ,, ,N ,, ,,'.ffc'4'-A1'vsisssscwaswawifxiauzaiavlaevraris Q 44 First Row: Nancy Seaton, Betty Burt, Janice Reiling, Carole Lea Foster, Rosalee Forsyth, Marilyn Roberts, Dianne Ketchum, Nancy Cornwell, Doris Bright, LaVon Heiden, Barbara Paulsong Second Rnwg Mary Ann Kettner, Violet Fredrickson, Judi Schmid, Tamara Majors, Joan Jackson, Barbara Blevans, Judie Reed, Dianna Obrist, Lauretta Steele, Shirley Marksp Third Row: Loretta Sanford, Deanna Seely, Arlene Ficek, Ruth Buhr, Donna Leach, Donna Lantis, Charlotte Seely, Lynn Higgenbotham, Beaddie Cummings, JoAnn Norris, Gwen Craft, Adv.: Fourth Row: Beverly Bubak, Juanita Moffett, Marie Frye, Patricia Gainsforth, Joanne Barry, Nancy Rittgarn, Linda Workman, Donna Leder, Janet Carter, Bonnie Chapelle, Janice Livingston, A 617634 ' 245426126 f-feaaaicatim iffn .,., of Q , ,g . 1 A M : Every girl in G. A. A. has accumulated 50 points or more by participating in such sports as bowling, soccer, volley- , ball, or softball. To maintain membership you must earn at least 40 points a year. To earn your sweater you must have l00 points, and to earn your letter you must have l50 points. A new feature has been added this year of awarding numerals to the girls who have made 50 points. Each year the G. A. A. sponsors the Valentine's Dance This year they also sponsored a Playday for the schools of North Marion, Mt. Angel, Gervais and Stayton. 'YA . ',, s i, l Pres, Forsyth f z m a w w' 5 -3-,A V, Pres, Foster ' J ?'.,,,w, Sec Burt ' A Treas. Roberts Adv. Craft E 5 3 5 1 W m2ir:'s: fJ '1 HmZfK42?'1444. fff 3, . fy ' 1 l1 wfff 1m'x1: A - wan! V ' ' mliawm-Z' 2 I v X W X 1,5 3 Lx 52 2295 YS? 135, Wm 5? f J' -M 'Y is K ,Q W inf. A if Y in K f, CZ R' 71 -. A , ,W A Q 41 SQ y lim jaw f W '-.. 4.y.f4Q5g,.,MQAV my lst Row: Jim Par ks Harold Hannon Edward Cloose Larry Hurst Bill ZY P Paul Tremblay Danny Hayes Harvey Roeder Neil Guenther Pres, Higginbotham 5th Period 70, 74 S, edema Chorus is held during two different periods this year, 5th and 6th. The 5th period chorus is composed ot girls only and makes up last two rows in the picture. Both choruses are under the direction of Miss Joann Meyer. Annual presentations of the chorus are the Christmas concert and the Spring concert. This year the chorus went to the State Music Contest held at Monmouth. In ad- dition, there are many smaller choral groups such as trios, quartets, sextets, etc., who perform for the student body and community. 2nd Row: 3rd Row: 4th Row: 5th Row: 6th Row: 7th ROW: Sth ROW: 9th Row: Richard Ralph Carol Ann Joan Joann LaVerne Beverly Geraldine Falardeau Farr Livesay Linscott Norris Ficek Fleetwood Fleck Ramon Vic Jean Mary Ann Lauretta Shirley Arlene Sharon Rogers Be lle que , Mac k Ko lar Steele F oltyn Samson Go ld ade Buster Larry Nancy Loretta Janice Louise Glyndorra Anita Clement Bright Rittgarn Sanford Livingston Dixon Schimph Panno Rod Bill Lorrayne Judy Marie Sharon Nancy Judy Olsen Workman Heide Reed Frye Simmons Ticknor Buchanan Glen Ed Deanna Shannon Sharon Florence Esther Darlene Livesay Belleque Rittgarn Blomberg Johnson Rice Reiling Samson Bob Jerry Rosalee Betty Laura Lee Bonnie Donna Judy B Baird Chapelle Forsyth Burt Edward s Chapelle Leach Morris ill Joe Carole Ruth Arlene Janice I-lildegarde Deanna Rilrlglld KNewto1n CFoster Christensen Ficek Reiling Sticka Seely c ar ennet lara Karen Ruth Nellie Mae Patty Cherril Halter Smith Chapelle Phillipsen Buhr Mariott Martin Bean Craig Tommy Tamara Linda Nora Dennis Dorothy Janet Kelly Fry Majors Workman Coyner Martin Christensen Mellmer HCI' o tyn Col um Barbara Mary Ann Lynn Paulson Kettner Hjgginbotham Joann Meyer, Adv, , ' be f -.'t-f' s 'ss:w'K:'.' E: B B ' ,.. wg, fi? Sponsored by Zii ., T N, F. Tyler PICS. Paulson Joann Meyer Wl'lOl.6S8lE DiSU'ibl.lIel'S 6th Period Advisor Standard Oil Products 49 s.. ' ..,V,,, 3, hsq M-r-A. in -,.-, W' f . Betty Burt, Jeanette Hemshorn, Alan Hart, Pat Gainsforth, Marilyn Roberts, Gene Higgins, Rosalee Forsyth, Second Row: Benton Dailey, Adv., Nancy Seaton, Dale Sterling, Joe Reed, Ulrich Ahrend, Carol Ann Livesay, Geraldine Kotka, Loretta Sanford, Charles Nathman, Barbara Paulson, Fidel Gaviola, Larry Bright, Carole Fosner, Seated - 14.4, Q -' SE' 1:1--,.,,... ,sl ,Qt 4' gg? if X, sk 'Z We a s . gr, fa, Lia ...ml Q C5516 A f--wr ,. 4 as 7,1 E Zappa S' KAS is the service club of the school. lts main ac- tivities are ushering for the Junior and Senior class plays, commencement, Baccalaureate, and they also usher for band and chorus programs. Their biggest affair of the year is the Christmas dec- oration contest. Each class is divided up and they decorate the room that is assigned to them. lThe Sophomore class won the prize this year under the direction of Mr. Barbounl KAS furnishes the Christmas trees for all the rooms and Washington and Lincoln grade schools. There are twenty members in KAS. They are elected each year on their schol- astic standings, and how active they are in school affairs. There are sixteen Sen- iors, three Juniors, and one Sophomore. At the end of the year the members who have participated in fifty per cent or more of the activities are awarded a silver pin. A gold pin is awarded to the stu- dent in Woodburn High School that KAS thinks has been the most outstanding person in school affairs. 21 Pres. Hart A. J, Sec,-Trea, Forsyth is Advisor Dailey 50 W b V Q , ' 'idx' it In N . 1 ,N , XM M A M ww' W '!,' It 1 1 1,1w,11w ,,, .M ,HL , , M, , f 'M Wm W AM 'IM M1 af' j Y , ' I W 1 Nw,-E' '-bil ' YP ,M , , v - 55 H x', , ,- , ' -I uv-'-zmxwum-Vnmuumlumm mwwxwwgmwm. .-'wwuuavmu ,M wHuJ-wi-VYIFHJX-wa ,'l'J1Wh '7 R-'J-I-QM wr V J lW,:lf'i '. 14.3fM--'Q if. -1,,Ms:1w-nm: -A .mrwu,,wLmwawwn4' Zed leadefza Judy Schmid, Rosalee Forsyth, Beverly Bubak, Carole Foster, Juanita Moffett Tamara Majors, Sharon Johnson, Ruth Christenson, ?aaL'5czZ5 Wa'z46Zey H Q 1 ,5 9 isa . may N' First Row: Reuben Baisch, Coachg Allen Leach, Managerg Marshall Barbour, Coach: Second Row: Doug Kersten, Toby Wolf, Ralph Farr, Bill Ticknor, Jimmy Halter, Dick Beaty, Ron Eskelsen, Ted Coman: Third Row: Bud Emigh, Vic Belleque, James Reis, Clarke Pickering, Terry Chancey, Duane Fulps, Jerry Halter: Fourth Row: Allan Wantz, Bill Bishoprick, Jerry Chapelle, Gerald Livingston, Raymond Baker, Larry Bright: Fifth Row: Ramon Rogers, John Lowe, Fidel Gaviola, Bill Workman, Eddie Belleque, 70465456 my Wy First Row: Neil Rose, Coachg Allen Leach, Manager: Second Row: Danny Hayes, Paul Tremblay, Clifford Parks, Ken Boeve, Craig Kelley, Bob MacMillang Third Row: David Zastoupil, Larry Hurst, Bobby Fulps, Dick Kolar, Dale Baker, Bill Zyp, Bill Hull: Fourth Row: Ed Halter, Gene Juve, Norman Lee, John Pickering, Buster Clements, Jerry Juve, Seadaw Jerry Chapelle Quarterback Eddie Belleque End Bill Ticknor End Bill Workman End Larry Bright Center Ralph Farr Guard Clarke Pickering Halfback Fidel Gaviola Quarterback Ron Eskelsen Center ciealaie 12 W, vs North Marion 19 13 W, vs Cascade 7 20 W, vs Gervais 0 7 W, vs Silverton 9 0 W, vs Stayton 13 25 W, vs Mt. Angel 6 0 W, vs Serra 26 2 Wm4dtq Kneeling: Dale Sterling, Manager, Marshall Barbour, Coach, Joe Reed, Manager, Standing: lim Black, Vic Belleque, Bill Bishoprick, Duane Fulps, Gerald Livingston, Ed Belleque, Charlie Nathman, Bill Workman Fidel Gaviola, Jerry Chapelle, Doug Laubsch, Jim Halter, 2446654466 . . Kneeling: Richard Bjelland, Manager, Reuben Baisch, Coach, Standing: Bill Zyp, Dick Halter, Kent Payne, Lon McKee, John Sisoev, John Pickering, Bob Nathman, Gene Juve, Ed Halter, Norman Lee, Dale Deshon, Richard Kolar, Toby Wolf, Larry Hurst, 54 Fidel Gaviola Bill Workman Doug Laubsch Jerry Chapelle Ed Belleque Charles Nathman W, 47 North Marion 40 64 51 W. 60 Silverton 45 64 57 W, 59 Gervais 41 63 60 W, 51 Serra 50 56 51 W, 47 Stayuon 42 42 41 W, 59 Mt. Angel 23 63 46 W, 55 Cascade 63 53 56 '55 '57 District Playoff Zcwelaff Wcna6z'g Q 8 - , . T - c First Row: Lon McKee, Kent Payne, Dick Halter, Allan Leach, Richard Bjelland, Toby Wolf, Ted Coman, Second Row: Jim Halter, Ralph Farr, Alan Wantz, Jerry Chapelle, Vic Belleque, Reuben Baisch, Coach, Third Row: Larry Bright, Fidel Gaviola, Bill Workman, Bill Bishoprick, gcweiafl MQ. W new a il 4. in s W iw, A is 1 K f , A 'Sa 54351 W4 . f I E , fs. 1 W r VNV' First Row: Danny Hayes, Larry Rosburg, Richard Waite, Bill Hull, Larry I-lurst, Ken Boeve, Steve Zelinka, Bob MacMilliam, Second Row: Richard Kolar, Noel Wengenroth, Dick Schuh, Tommy Fry, Ray Gordon, Bill Zyp, Ken Smith, Reuben Baisch, Coach, Third Row: Jim Reis, Paul Wadsworth, Bob Nathman, Jerry Iuve, John Pickering, Ed Halter, Gene Juve, l A -W ' ,.., , , I ,..:, ,.,.,.,. -G, x l Kn fs WL k G -fr . if if f Q? Front Row: Richard Waite, Fidel Gaviola, Kent Payne, Toby Wolf, Dale Sterling, GA r .Tj g W Q, !'5 'f W Nth Marshall Barbour-Coach, Clarke Pickering, Gerald Livingston, Ed Belleque, Dick Beary, Bob Baird, Second Row: Tommy Fry, James Wolf, Bill Hull, Ray Gordon, Bill Z.yp, Doug Kersten, Bruce Siglogh. Third Row: Jerry Iuve. Bud Emigh, Lon McKee, Tim Quigley, Ed Halter, Richard Kolar, Kent Luffman, Ed Meininger, Dick Schuh, Fourth Row: Bill Ticknor, Jerry Chapelle, Kelly Timm, Charles Nathman, Ulrich Ahrend, Richard Glick, John Pickering, Duane Fulps, Gene Juve, Sponsored by BUTTEVILLE INSURANCE COMPANY WOODBURN, OREGON ff A 'ld-f . - n-1... Kneeling: Reuben Baisch, coach: Danny Hayes, Ludwig Roeder, Bill Hull, Clifford Parks, Kenneth Boeve, Ray Gordon, David Zastoupil, Edwin Meiningerg Standing: Ralph Farr, Richard Habeck, Gene Clubb, Jack Butler, Ramon Rogers, Ulrich Ahrend, Kelly Timm, Pete Clements, Clarke Pickering, Dick Beary, Jim Parks. Weed dag 'mall' 1n ,wwwvm Wi f K1s -i4 - A r 5 a ,f u wa K , V . :Q Q , 9 Qv I 2 Y Y 4.. ,. E Q E Egv X 331 TPR P15-. 3 S W .Jug , XM' 1. x 1 . , , :iii j-if 7 5 iw!! :WW- ii T t fv. 9351? Wf V1 ' x X ' wu WW, N1 1 ,N ' Mx Wfl W, W, rm' H l,5M'1M ,, w wwxxxlw ' w W 1 X ' ' ww! M. J1um..4.J ummu X .uh Nm! nm um 4 1 A 1 um u Msimmmr a- Gene Higgins Barbara Paulson President Vice president t.. 5 . - S Q i t I yt .. -K. rg... Clarke Pickering Beverly Bubak Secretary Treasurer 66444406 15 l'm a senior now but, l remember the first day l walked through the front doors of Woodburn High. lt seemed there was so 'much ahead of me that a small chill of fear went up my spine. My freshman year was full of fun as we top- ped the rest of the school with our sponge throw at the Letterman Carnival. May Day found our class represented by Wilma Hansen and Joanne Barry, who were prin- cesses. At the award assembly four rocks received letters for their athletic ability. New confidence was discovered in my sophomore year. We sponsored a sock- hop at noon and a pep assembly in which each one of us took part. l found myself working on a twirp week which was the first one at Woodburn High School, spon- sored, of course, by our class. Judy Schmid and Beverly Bubak represented our class as princesses at May Day. Suddenly it was my iunior year. And with the prestige of being an upper- classman came such worries as term pa- pers, the class play and the iunior-senior prom. The class play Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was quite successful. Carole Foster was elected Homecoming princess of the first Homecoming at Wood- burn. Joanne Barry was selected queen of the Valentine's Dance. Moonlight Sere- nade, the Junior-senior prom, was the big event of our high school year. We closed the year with May Day at which Beverly Bubak and LaVerne Ficek were our princesses. Senior days will long be a memory to me. We started the year with a car wash to earn money for the first Christ- mas Ball, Winter Wonderland . In Novem- ber we elected Queen Dennis Martin and Crown princess Juanita Moffett to reign over Homecoming activities. The senior class play Man Alive was given in the Spring. Page 30 and 31 show pictures of the Queen and Princesses of May Day. l've had fun and worked hard during the past years and I, along with the rest of the class, would like to thank the teachers, advisors, faculty and my parents for any success that may come my way. Bill Ticknor Pat Gainsfarth Sgt, at Arms S, C, Rep. Ed Belleque Neil Rose S, C, Rep. Advisor RAYMOND BAKER ULRICH AHREND A A Qs 'V EDMOND fi JOANNE .--2 ' BARRY BELLEQUE ' R gf .,v, 2 :QE , f 2533 E' ' ?- wiiwfffdfj xi, gr X :ia My 2,35 3 A Y WA A Q81 5 'ii f if 2, wtf ' 714951 I 4 ',.' Y MARILYN 'V . ,R LARRY A BOND BRIGHT wa V A it 'Y gf , A ff K3 IVAN BEVERLY BRUNDIDGE A NW' BUBAK X -1. sz AK RE? 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IAQSQA AV : V A A PAT A 3? ,..,-1A 1 , Q GAINSFORTH ' I -VQV '55' X E1 Sif:LsU' W':: A , i ' ,fs 'g .I K A . mfg t - S 4 Aj, - A Vs' 1,3 Jil 'Q 4 iw A ,kj S A g A HAROLD ALAN HANNON HART 'W N 64 X Xxx ROSALEE FORSYTH FIDEL GAVIOLA JEAN HAYES JEANETTE LORRAYNE HEIDE GENE HEMSHORN DOUGLAS LAUBSCH GERALD KOENHI HIGGINS GERALDINE KOTKA ALLEN LEACH NEIIJE MAE MARIOTT JUDY LINSCOTT DENNIS MARTIN CAROL ANN LIVESAY .IUANITA MOFFETT JANET MELLMER DELBERT McLAUGHLIN CAROL MITCHELL CHARLES NATHMAN fl ,ng 4 5, ffQ:'10'215s ' 1 7 S gm INA, BL . ,mal f fx: V -. 72, 1 E.. -Q .llwl m . Ezgggyy f V' ' ff 2 ' RODEHICK oLsEN ff AWQ f f , . 3 , '- , ,A ,K M ' 15' 7 ,Q . ,af .'4. 1 4 .. x,. . . in nw 9, 'xi ,- f A , -fl' A 2' ' A '15 , A fi? 5- '56-if -' FMQNN M5 :fha-55 ,. ,. g, gg A, W E. ,,.., . in 1 ARTHUR PETERSON wa- f wwgf- f mfr A Q 1 ,S . , 1 JERRY PRETTYMAN 2 My ,, -not H :fxffw I A ufi 'A 25553 . ,gg , -. , my , S? Q gil ,gwfmhw ,,, A 5 Vgw ,,R . , AV.:.,' A AWWMWQQ mwawmww BARBARA PAULSON Ji wff Af X QW? ' Eiwiisswe' Ltf'WE'N q gwf, .z.,k,WQ .,,55.f?Kg-'jg, K ' 1 H-I , Rf 'r. 4 m:.,gw',, A 59 1,351 A 'it' 5433 Fiffwgff M. , . y -X . 5 E V. f ...:, : 2 .f l A JOE g AZN ,f ., V yi 3 1 H 4 is , X QKQJQ H V T Q 1 Q if as , j' W N ? 1 ki 5 1 6. I K 1 2' 'W as 3 'D Q 1 li X V' .4 ef A. 3 A V+ H X 2 kr REED JOE NEWTON CLARKE PIC KERING 4 5 MARILYN RAMON ROBERTS R Am' ROGERS JUDY SC HMID LORETTA SANFORD NANCY SEATON RUSSELL I ' . BILL X W .,,: ,V i ff- A 'A WOLF f WORKMAN ,. N, by Aw I RRSA rf WILLIAM TICKNOR First Row: Deanna Rittgarn, Arlene Ficek, Wendy Pargeter, Diana Obrist, Charlene Shaner, Ruth Buhr, Betty Burt, Mrs, Nelson, Adv., Second Row: Clara Chapelle, Lauretta Steele, Joan Linscott, Joan Jackson, Violet Fredrickson, Florence Rice, Tamara Majors, Shannon Blomberg, Sharon Johnson, Third Row: Paul Wadsworth, Monte Palmer, Russ Yoder, Judie Reed, Barbara Blevans, Janice Reiling, Ruth Christensen, Mary Ann Kettner, Fourth Row: Ted Coman, Dick Beary, Kelly Timm, Jim Thorpe, Noel Wengenroth, Richard Glick, Gerald Livingston, Mr, Burmer, Adv, , Fifth Row: Duane Fulps, Bill Bishoprick, Richard Bjelland, Jim Black, Don Reichert, Marly Seely, Leon Sprauer, Lyle Nelson, Sixth Row: Jim Reis, Vic Belleque, Glen Livesay, Cora-'ad Falardeau, Ted Creason, Richard Habeck, Paul Kowash, tl, -f 4 f You have a ver different feeling about the whole school when ou are , ,,,, , ,f Y Y .,,, a Junior. You're an upper-classman and are over half wa throu h our ' ' --.: 'S Y 9 Y ,,:'1 high school years. You take on much more responsibility. Our class V elected Bill Bishoprick as president to help with this added responsibility. r After school was well started, our class found itself in the midst of i school affairs. We were very energetic, having two booths, a piewalk and igrlisg J a football throw, in the Letterman Carnival. It seemed that we were barely ,,, A finished with that when we were plunged into the work of putting on the 9 3,, Junior Class Play fsee page 253. A lot of work was f7,s7 put into our play, entitled, The Groom Said No , both i by our director, Mr. Boost, and the class as a whole. J J For Homecoming Sharon Johnson was elected to re- , E present our class as princess. Our biggest accomplish- , ment was putting on the Annual Prom for our guests, the W H Seniors. A VZEH Iuqk 4 zuzr We ended the year looking forward to our Senior year izi where we will take on more responsibility and hope to A meet it successfully. s srft .T Pres, Bishoprick i A Sec-Treas. Reiling S. C. Rep. Blevans ti'ii J' Sgt, at Arms Coman S, C, Rep. Beary W 5 69 v-...rv First Row: Danny Nims, Bob Mulkey, Tim Quigley, James Wolf, Lynn l-iigginbotham, Beaddie Cummings, Jo Ann Norris, Charlotte Seely, Donna Colburn, Marguerite Enyart, Gloria Murphy, Mary Ann Kolar, Mrs, Loew, Adv, Second Row: Douglas Kersten, Lon McKee, Sharon Simmons, Lois Lisby, Janet Carter, Barbara Elerath, Doris Bright, Lavon Heiden, Shirley Marks, Dianne Ketchem, Pat Palmer, Karen Phillipsen, Carl Devin, Adv, Third Row: Neal Guenther, Barney Sticka, Bob Beaty, Terry Heide, Bruce Sigloh, Donna Leder, Nancy Cornwell, Phyllis Foltyn, Bonnie Graves, Bonnie Chapelle, Janice Livingston, Nora Coyner, Marshall Barbour, Adv., Fourth Row: Dale Baker, Shirely Foltyn, Donna Kettner, Louise Dixon, Betty Eder, Nancy Rittgarn, Donna Leach, Neal Serene, Terry Chancey, Bud Emigh, Paul Serres, Ray West, Fifth Row: Dale Sterling, Bob Nathman, Kent Luffman, Bob Olson, Donna Lantis, Deanna Seely, Ralph Dryden, john Burlington, Ray Millican, Kent Payne, Richard Falardeau, Ken Williams, Harvey Roeder, Sixth Row: Bill Armstrong, Sherrill Boomer, Tom Wright, Eddie Gray, John Sisoev, Bob Manning, Dale Deshon, Bob Clifford, Charles Koenig, Richard Hopkins, Terry Johnson, Toby Wolf, Tom Goodwin, is . .1 f 1 'N,f K 5 5 255: 's lip x sws 'Sn 2 'Ss Qt if Eiawaavl 5 When we came to school in the fall we felt more at home. We started off the year by electing Danny Nims as our class president, Toby Wolf as our Vice president Donna Leder as our Secretary, Richard Falardeau as our Treasurer, and Dale Sterling, Donna Colburn and Beaddie Cummings as our Student Council Representatives. The first big event of the year was homecoming. Donna Colburn was selectezl to represent our class as homecoming princess. As Sophomores we were more interested in school activities and took more part in putting them on. ln January we sponsored Twirp Week which turned out to be quite a success. Toyland was the theme of the three day event which was climaxed by the Twirp Week dance on Saturday night. As the year came to o close, even though we en- joyed being Sophomores, we looked forward to the time when we would be Upperclassmen. Pres, Nims u V. p,-es. Wulf S C Rep. Sterling Sec. Leder S C Rep, Colburn Treas, Falardeau 70 5 C REP- Cummings A 5, '- ' ,I .,r X if r 933, f Q 4 R W MQ? r is First Row: Esther Reiling, Elaine Allen, Janice Black, Carolyn Byers, Dorothy Christensen, Tom Brown, Elroy Butolph, Marvin George, John Bond, Geraldine Fleck, Hildegard Sticka, Sharon Goldade, Pat Martin, Second Row: Virginia Hamer, Nancy Obrist, DeLane Clairborne, Selma Brusven, Nancy Ticknor, August Sullivan, David Gillette, Ken Boeve, Larry Hurst, Judy Buchanan, Robert Fulps, Mr, Boost, Adv,, Mr, Kooyman, Adv., Third Row: Cherril Bean, Harriet VanArsdale, Linda Miller, Bob MacMillan, Joyce Jeffery, Dick Schuh, Gene Juve, Tom Fry, Bill Hull, Sam Parks, Darlene Samson, Arlene Samson, Mr, Baisch, Adv, Fourth Row: Genevieve Hein, Bessie Bacon, Marjorie Baune, Arlene Williams, Dan Hayes, Edward Cloose, Lois Young, Bi.ll Zyp, Jerry Juve, Larry Rosburg, Judy Morris, Joy Schimpf, Arla Nelson, Fifth Row: Craig Kelley, David Zastoupil, Terry Warren, Ray Gordon, Robert Knowles, Buster Clements, James Britten, Richard Kolar, Ed Halter, Cliff Parks, Paul Trembley, Richard Waite, Louise Parton, Bev Fleetwood, Sixth Row: Allen Sprauer, Ken Smith, Lloyd Hassing, Ludwig Roeder, Nick Wolf, Steve Zelinka, Mickey Kowash, Norman Dee, John Pickering, Jim Wymore, Norman Newton, Doris VanValkenberg, Nancy Herman, Sharon Wymore, J elmo a '60 As freshmen we soon found that high school is very different from grade school. The first thing we were required to do as a class was elect our class officers. We chose Patty Martin as our president, Norman Lee as our veep, and Lois Young as our secretary-treasurer. These of- J ficers helped us in making a success of our ring-toss and selling of can- ,,,1 died apples in the Lettermen Carnival. 4. .?'t 33 - '1 We really got into the spirit of things during Homecoming weekend, in which Gerry Fleck was elected as Freshman princess. ln January two if A freshman, Nicky Wolf and Judy Buchanan, were elected to support the team on the Junior Varsity Rally Squad. The next big event in our school life was 'vlay Day. For pictures of I WQQEBW P our princesses in this event see page 31 J, 2 As our first year in Woodburn High came to a close, we felt more at home. We looked forward to the next year ,,, when we would no longer be Rocks and would accept the responsibility of being Sophomores. ,J V pres Lee . iniri -.. . 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THE BEST IN BAHBECUED FOOD PIPER'S JEWELRY 429 Front Street Woodburn Oregon LACEY'S lVlEN'S WEAR WOODBURN OREGON NlARILYN'S Family Shoe Store 148 N. Liberty Phone EM 3-8155 WITHAM IMPLEMENT CO. 894- N. Pacific Hiway Sales and Service 108 Garden Tractors and Power Motors CAPITAL PRESS Oregon's Greatest Weekly 270 North Commercial Salem, Oregon RED'S BARBER SHOP Two Chairs Red and Jim 370 Pacific Hiway Woodburn, Oregon PEERLESS BAKERY 170 N. Commercial Salem Bakers for Her Majesty The Housewife LES NEWMAN The Friendly Men's Store 179 N. Commercial St. Salem, Oregon ECONOMY CLEANERS 174 Garfield St. WOODBURN, OREGON ELITE BEAUTY SALON Woodburn Phone 2-5191 74 BAHNEY'S UNION STATION 119 Pacific Hiway Phone 2-9261 TIMM FLORISTS Phone 7551 0 Pacific Hiway Woodburn, Oregon Where the FINEST IN FLOWERS is Always Reasonable. WILLS MUSIC STORE Phone EM 3-4959 4-32 State Street Salem, Oregon COBURN CAMERA SHOP Salem, Oregon THE MASTER ENGRAVERS IIS S. W. Fourth Avenue Portland 4, Oregon Phone CApitol 2-9455 WOODBURN BOWLING ALLEY Woodburn, Oregon S. P. MART Woodburn, Oregon JACKSON JEWELERS DIAMONDS-WATCHES-GIFTWARE Salem Phone EM 3-5640 JENSEN - EDIVIARK INSURANCE 979 Young St. 3rd and Engle Woodburn Molalla Phone 6906 Phone 3394 COMMERCIAL BOOK STORE 141 N. Commercial St. Salem, Oregon STATE FARM INSURANCE WALT SCARBOROUCH, Agent Phone: Res. 6526 140 Garfield 6511 Woodburn, Oregon GEORGE'S PLACE GOOD SHAKES 81 BURGERS Philco Appliances LE HUD TV 81 APPLIANCE Woodburn Phone 2-1286 383 Pacific Highway JAMES R. DEAGEN M.D. Physician and Surgeon CROWN COMPANY Graduation Announcements 81 Class Rings Portland Ore gon WALTER SCHULER I'IENOERSON'S SHELL SERVICE 99E and Young St. Phone 2-7001 24 Hr. Service PAUL SOWA AND SONS Machine - Forging - Welding Woodburn, Oregon Phone 3366 MYLADY'S SHOP 591 Front Street Woodburn EADEN'S BAKERY Dial 2-3331 363 North Front Woodburn JNO P. HUNT 8x SON Insurance for this world only Phone 3111 Woodburn DELBERT REED NLD. Physician 8. Surgeon THE FILBERT GROVE RESTAURANT A friendly place zo eat! Hardcastle and 99E Phone 2-9151 GLEN E. SCHWENKE, D. V. M. DALE DAHLOUIST, D. V. M. FURNITURE - APPLIANCES, WOODBURN VETERINARIANS Woodburn 0667 706003 32644 School Papers Yearbooks Printing by Lithography 464 Ferry Sf. Telephone Salem, Oregon EM 3-7835 Radio and TV Service Band Instrument WOODBURN MUSIC STORE R. C. A. and ZENITH DEALER 431 N. First Street Telephone Woodburn, Oregon 7781 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '57 ERICKSON'S HIWAY MARKET SELF - SERVICE MEATS WOODBURN'S LOWEST FOOD PRICES 76 COMPLIMENTS OF CAPITAL DRUGSTORE 4-05 State Street and 617 Chemeketa Street Salem, Oregon S SH GREEN STAMPS lQI1ality Always Winsl CURLY'S DAIRY Phone EM 2-2402 SALFM QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS GOLDEN CUERNSEY MILK For the Most Complete Stock of Sporting Goods and Official Athletic WHY LOOK Fon A JOB? 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LZ, lwv- I ' In 3 YP 9929, W S fffii ,,,, v, gggggzgggg an Wndwffea cm A - S ,gp Phone EM 2-6798 3400 Portland Rd. 1 T 'Z ' Salem, Oregon C , I THE BEST room AT REASONABLE PRICES GPlf0 I I Office Equipment Co. TRY OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF' FOUNTAIN SPECIALTIES, INSIDE OR IN THE DRIVE INN. WOODBURN FOOD MARKET The Friendly Store Top Quality Fruits and Vegetables DIAL 2-13 11 WOODBURN OREGON UNDERWOOD BUSINESS MACHINES TYPEWRITERS - ADDING MACHINES Sold - Rented - Hepaired Phone EM 3-5584 148 S. High Salem, Oregon - KEN MCGRATH - Prescription Specialist HIWAY DRUG Z 1-nw , , , X E- I I Wx ,sttt -SFX A Q AGENCY GREYHOUND LINES Dial 7521 Pacific Highway Woodburn, Oregon WOODBURN PHARMACY A WOODBURN HIGH BOOSTER PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS SERVICE FOR HEALTH Phone 2-1221 C 0 IVI P L I M E N T S O F OREGONG OWN SIORE SINCE 1857- . fsgam gm 3-221: Q5 C. H. Ahrens Hardware YOUR MARSHALL WELLS STORE Home Of WILSON SPORTING GOODS WOODBURN, OREGON Phone 2-2346 WOODBURN TRUCK LINE See us for your hauling jobs WILLAMETTE VALLEY HAULING Daily Service To Portland and Intermediate Dial CA 7-6595 Portland Oregon BEN Franklin' Awww , X s T o R e S1111 'S X395 ww ff I I QVOUAXI1 W Locawt nkinown X 1 -I owl N. -1-H s 946 4.41--rg DEPARTMENT STORE 1-fa CLASS PRESIDENT HUGE REAL GONE GUY J OI IH NALIST 111 ISICIAN HOOP KING ELVIS BRAIN REAL COOL GAL CLASS ADVISOR I'Ii-22-3601 .IALOPYEST CLASS GLOWN NI1MI3Y HROINDEXH MAY QUEEN FLATOP SUDSY VALLEY TV CENTER Your Qua lity Sr WOODBURN 171 Grant Sf Pho 3611 DUMONT-HOFFMAN-MOTOROLA TV Set S FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES Made only by C nerd We serv yth g ll III WOODBURN BRANCH The First National Bank Of Portland INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER KILIAN W SMITH Trucks - Tractors and Equipment Irrigation Pumps Irrlgatlon Systems Farm Hand - New Holland 152 Arthur Street Dlal 5216 Woodburn Oregon P. A. BERNARD CHEVROLET COMPANY IHQHDDI OIL PRODUCTS H. M. AUSTIN GAIL WENGENROTH Consignees -a Highway 99E Woodbum, Oregon Phone 2-2211 COMPUMENTS of mga - gamma!! FUNERAL CHAPEL Coney Island Where All Good Friends Meet Dial 4911 Woodburn, Oregon - Complete Lubrication Service - RPM - Standard Penn - Zerolene - Motor Oils - Atlas Tires - Tubes - - Batteries and Acc esson ies - - Rebuilt Fuel Pumps - - Minor Motor Repairs - - Generator - Carburetor - Starter - - Windshield Wipers - Motor Repairs - - Battery Charged - Slow and Fast - We Serve Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Have Fountain Service and Party Room Phone 2-2666 83 Adams Pharmacy R EXA L L STGR E Prescription Specialist Phone 4441 Woodburn, Oregon PAVEYS COFFEE SHOP 113 Woodburn Pacific Oregon WE NEVER CLOSE WOGDBURN GARAGE Phone 2-1141 WOODBURN, OREGON 188 Hayes Street PLYMOUTH - AVAILABLE WITH 290 H.P. Suddenly it's 1960! 3 years ahead ....... The only car that dares to break the time barrier. 84 Barbara Paulson Joe Reed Valedicforian Salufatorian KENNELL - ELLIS flaahaiiawe FOR 33 YEARS 520 State SALEM OREGON Phone EM 3-7830 The ALL'NEW mithfC0rona C1qM11-Eiqkf' SECRETARIAL ALL MAKES PORTABLES Smith -Corona Royal QQQLEDSQD TEXACO STATIGN FIRESTONE TIRES AND ACCESSORIES MARFAK LUBHICATION Come in and see the best friend your car ever had. We give TV Info Every Week Free Remington Underwood nom rvpswlumz EXCHANGE Dial 6661 WOODBURN- OREGON 456 Court St. Salem, Oregon when, Friends Meet Phone: 3-6773 RICHFIELD SERVICE B. F. Goodrich Tires and 0. K. Auto Float Tires Equipped For V Complete Tire Service ' Guaranteed Wheel Alignment We give S 8z H Green Stamps 1 PAUL SNYDER fa 0 Jae...-'I1lnls..... ' Pacific Hiway at Hardcastle XL Dial 5641 First in guaranteed tire mileage WOODBUR LUMBER COMPANY Lumber, Building Material, Sash, Doors, and Millwork Dulch Boy Paints 0. L. WITHERS - Owner Phone 8826 245 Young Street Wfwdburn, Oregon FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ' 4: 76mm Bedding and Vegetable Plants Dial 2-8801 THE KOENIGS 2705 Molalla Road Hooo'o Looking Ar You - - of LUMBER YARD GENERAL BUILDING MATERIAL PHll.'S PHOTO Manufacturers of Sashes and Doors 188 Garfield Phone 6626 sAw Muon AT aERvA1s 257 Young Street DIAL 6121 Fine Cameras Are A Good Investment I Woodbum, Oregon I 'F 3 lvl s +30 69 C0 PLIMENT COMPLIMENTS OF I OF MAY'S The Clothing CO0 Family Dry Goods U D H Store Shoes Your Frzendly Home Dealer Appliances, Carpeting and Home Furnishings Downtown Department Store Koo, 7,609 Woodburn, Oregon Oo-Wg 0 Xoos as Q MANUFACTURERS OF HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT T. L. WORKMAN AND SON INC. rl General Repair Work 237 First St. Woodburn, Oregon Dial 8331 MATTSON'S Ice Cream and Food Lockers Agency for Deepfreeze Home Freezers Dial 8011 Corner of Hardcastle St. and Pacific Hiway Woodburn, Oregon HUDSON'S Woodburn 449 N. Front St. Dial 6331 Dry Goods Ready-To-Wear Hosiery Work Clothes Shoes Arrow Ties Levi's Arrow Shirts Wranglers Nuweave Socks Tailored Clothing Can't Bust 'Em Osl1'Kosh Ii'G0sli At Prices That Are Right HIGGINBOTHAM REAL ESTATE General insurance I5fZ Savings 333 First Sl. Phone 7711 Eve. 5151 1 Drs. Christie 8 Carlson OPTOMETRISTS Hours Mon. and Thurs. 1 to 5 o'cIock Sat. 9 to 11 o'clock Portland Office Daily 524 S.W. Yamhill WOODBURN INDEPENDENT Your Home Town Newspaper 68 Years Old- Bul Brand New Every Thursday 90 12 I Q , F aw 31? wx 5 f 4 Y 41 4 rf time .gy ,. 7 ai 55:2 f Linda Young Ken Durner Judy Fenner Georgia Pump Jane Abrahamson 'Y 5532 94 fly 3 1 f ,Ag f f-ffm' K is ,..ffl fm JY , rw Lf -mf 1 1: ,Mew si . 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