Woodburn High School - Wohiscan Yearbook (Woodburn, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1958 volume:

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'M l tt QW 'Lg .' ,ly ,A xzitidn x 1 'FE V X4 to 11 sl . 1 If L ml ' Zfeadenl FRANK P. DOERFLER Sedan! game! First row, Homer Wadsworth, Mrs, Tipton Lantis, Clerk, Joseph Serres, Dean Bishoprick, Chairman, Second row: Lewis Paulson, Harold Livesay, anal l I 3 Secfzelfwzg DAVID C, CAVETT Qataddmza TOM OSTROM PEARL N ?4wWf . lm lil IX. A , Vi x y--f r' Ybziigi, H -'-'rw - r 1 if 'L ,A ff' r - f ' i , , I 1 X 4' MYRA BAXTER Art REUBEN BAISCH P. E. , Amencan History MARSH ALL BARBOUR Biology, Mathematics, P, E, Driver Training FRITZ BOOST English, German 5 acuity BENTON DAILEY American History and Problems TRENA PELOQUIN P. E. , General Science E, DONALD JESSOP Band CARL DEVIN Agriculture , Industrial Arts GORDON BURTNER English, Speech JACK KOOYMAN Mathematics, Science 7 IOANN MEYER MARLYN LOEW English, Commercial NINA Chorus D, NEIL ROSE world History and Geography Commercial IENNIE JUNE MAGNUSON Homemaking, Journalism LOVA WILEY Librarian 7 JUDY BoNAc KER W X Admin'stration Editor - I X Q A,A. .1h ' . 4 X f W 1' 506 N X 1 . LN Q A In 1 gl-' h ' fx DIANE osmsfr - K , f 2, f on I K 'f D Club Ed1tor ' XLYNN mscmsoruum - Ass't Att Editor J U xo it ii XX kk 1ii1.LE:1sHoPmcK g t itor N , in . ref' ' X ' 6 is , , A X MQ N X . X o mai 1 .Q 2- If .I ' N. Q- o Q , b e my - F A W o 5 fif, 'y' 1. C: M5 11 ,FH J 3 I f tEd1ror Ass't An Edito of f Q Lgz X Q9 1 V l f X N f X if J if qy QN 5 z xy N A x X GENE JUVE h M 9? ,457 'X X. x K r Editors Asst 13. 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V I ' x Y u -' S Zauaeu Staff rx w- Zn-no B'wxQ's' .354 W I , f s. yr S .. A , l S F J uCNsoceNAYr-GX QNX 'baht' 6 A A N Frank CN-an Nvxfvw' 'A ' Y' 5 A 'N' ':':: L , ::,,. uct ML' G isa' A 0 D S XJ fox 9 LQ Vx use-A-A-'U J M' KE - .3 J. zbtvl Wi K . v,-:,- I? vi? .xslt-.Q X-'I Y O x A ' s QF' fvics - M Al , DAVID CAVETT L :LQ Q 1 '- R, Q-Q -dvisor '45 -4. NQNCY ,A nf :,,' W . ui N - 4 w A ' ' f- Y coRNwELL gi D, ' A -A f ' -A R fifiiii'-' X I .P X K Kg X X X f - X T i X , R. DIANE KETCHUM I' H 5' I-4 A I HN' -' -I TAMARA MAJORS Q SHIRLEY MARKS 9 - Ai V r -Ag I b 1' 'YVZ5 ,,.-- ll N ' 1KL,ll X If R Q9 JERRY JUVE A M mix Q M Lois YOUNG H 1, j P Q- ,f ' M 1 - - A N M SHANNON BLOMBERG I RICHARD BJELLAND R ff2frirf, I Af TED COMAN V B sne M nag fgv-44350 AV' gk jgllyf . fQ in 1 , . GW gglffUlmllflJWg!g .1 LA 10 A'l5M BOB BAIRD JIM BLACK -it ... Z , .M , ,,, ' . v ' - nf' .-., ,, I - , 4, r' 19 .ly ,N 'Qu uw , Q , P. X V W v - N ' ' - ,, gn. !h...,,3 h51 f't SM ,,, W 'wk ' VgA?'Af 8 13? avg, , ,ku 1- i ui 5 ! Seated Janice Reiling, Charlotte Seely, Bill Bishoprick, Drck Beaty, Ted Coman, Jim Black Standrng David Cavett, Advisor: Bruce Sigloh, Dean Augustus, Jlm Coleman Luerlle Gregory, John Prckerrng, Toni Painter, Ed Halter, Ruth Christensen, Kent Payne Nancy Cornwell llarriet Van Arsdale Joan Jackson Zucleaz' Hanna! The Student Council is the gnvcrrrring lrmly o tif tu nt bo V flll e p ins 1 school activities anfl mukv rules governing r-atnrlent lctlvltic S The Student Council sponsors the Home- coming and Nlny Huy. 'Illley entered a covrerorl wagon in tlic North Wlnrinrr County l nir :tml won grunrl prize in their ilivision. llill llislmpriclc r0pl'e'SPntPfl our sluflerlt cfmncil ut tlw ffnpitnl fiflY1fF'l PTltif' Council, T nl wliiclu ln- wus lr:-r-aiflent. llnvrrl f.nv1-lt Atlvrmu 1511191 4 I lj ill Hishoprick rvsiflent 'fed Coman, Treasurer Charlotte Sealy, Secretary vw-,vw if H k u-.uE- Q' :xiii had ww do ,gf ag , Q .. ,..,..,., 7 gl M Q 1 r I I Um 1 . L 1 4'-1 1111111 11 11. 6 -QL 4 1 5 I I L . 1 1 1 1 11 1 11 ' 11- 1 1 '1 1 1, 1' 1 1 1 111 1 ' V 111. 1. 1, 1 1 111 11 ,111 1, 1111, Y M 1, 11.111, 111. 1 1 11 1. xg ,I 11 gn, 1 1111 1 114111-11111111111 1'1 N11 L1 iv'111-W1 W' ' '! 1 ,1 I 1 if .... 1'1f' 1 1 ,E Ft! 11 -1 ',:1-iw 11' ' 11' 11'1111111111 ,1 . '11 111'1',W1 ,1 1'41, 1 1134 six H. 11,11 11 XMI 1 11 1 'nf 1 1 1 1e1.f :11,,, 11 1'1 111 11 11 11 1 , 1 11,111.11 , 1 1 '1 ' '1 1-1 A 1 Zed lmdefza f 5 J 1 ng, , s I Z ,, ,N 53553511 gf, wi y Judie Reed, Barbara Blevans, Ruth Christensen, Wendy Pargeter, Arlene Ficek Sang Zeczciew Mary Ann Kettner, Janice Railing, Lynne Higgenbotham 15 Zaoalew The purpose of the liooster Club is to promote school pep and spirit. Iifmgmrs pre- sent skits at pep assemblies, aid the rallv squarl at ball games, and sell refreshments at gamest 'l'o be Chosen for the club the girls must have a grade average of a three anfl show qualities of honesty, integrity, group part- icipation, leaflership, co-operation, an pleas- ing flispostion and school spirit. All lioosters are required to attenrl all games, to wear their uniforms at games anrl to school on the clay ofthe gamest of O Pres, Majors Treas Leder V, Pres, Burt Adv Peloquiu Sec. Bright 16 Doris Bright, Tamara Majors, Sharon Johnson, Dolores Hemshorn, Shannon Blomberg, Diane Obrist, Pat Palmer, Donna Leder, Lavon Heiden, Bonnie Chapelle, Donna Leach Violet Fredrickson, Joan Jackson, Nancy Cornwell, Charlotte Seely, Rita Gordon, Deanna Seely, Ruth Buhr, Betty Burt, Mrs, Peloquin qcentery, 5 ALP' ' '21 ml W X 511 J? 4 'Q xi Q ,f as M y E A 'FK Quia ffdffelic 744 ' Zinn ln order to become a member of C.A.A. a girl must earn 50 points in the various sports, such as bowling, soccer, volley ball, basketball or softball. For the first 50 V points she earns a numeral. To earn her 'V f sweater she must have 100 points, and to earn ber letter she must have 150 points. To maintain membership she must earn at least 40 points per year. G.A.A. sponsors many activities. Among them are noon sports, playday, a bake sale and the annual Valentines Dance. , . , l Pres, Railing Q Q Treas. Jackson V. Pres. Kettner MV. PCIOQUIH sec. Bright s -I ' Q L ' Row 1: Shirley Marks, Janice Livingston, Mary Ann Kettner, Janice Reiling, Deanna Seely, Donna Lantis, Doris Bright, Dianne Ketchum, Joan Jackson, Lavon Heiden, Donna Leder, Linda Workman. Row 2: Delane Claiborne, Darlene Samson, Arlene Samson, Violet Fredrickson, Bonnie Chapelle, Joy Schimpf, Pat Martin, Lois Young, Joyce Jeffery, JoAnn Norris, Mrs. Peloquin, Advisor. Row 3: Janice Black, Nancy Ticknor, Elaine Allen, Nancy Obrist, Louise Parton, Selma Brusven, Genny Hein, Linda Miller, Marjorie Baune, Cherril Bean, Donna beach, Row 4: Charlotte Seely, Nancy Cornwell, Dolores Hemshorn, Diane Obrist, Sharon Goldade, Judy Buchanan, Nancy Rittgarn, Esther Railing, Betty Eder, Judy Bonacker, Row 5: Judy Morris, Ruth Buhr, Harriet Van Arsdale, Carolyn Byers, Dorothy Christiansen, Lynne Higginbothum, 18 Rita Gordon. If If RWE? 'WEYIM N5 fe X. Q Wk . i'Hi'3 Q. 3 53 Q iw X iz vfzqiwm 3 M Wi.. if 744255455 014 W 4 , X 7 1' T f Row lg Marshall Barbour, Coach, Cliff Parks, Doug Kersten, Larry Hurst, Robert Fulps, Ted Coman, Richard Payne, Dean Augustus, Bob Beaty, Reuben Baisch, Coach. Row 2: Dick Schuh, Norman Lee, Dick Halter, Kent Payne, Bill Zyp, Dick Beaty, Gene Juve, Ed Halter, Gerald Livingston, Bill Hastie, Manager, Row 3: Bruce Johnson, Manager, John Pickering, Jerry Juve, Bob Nathman, Vic Belleque, Bill Bishoprick, Jim Reis, Kelly Timm, Alan Wantz, Duane Fulps, ?aaL'5czZZ f Jigsa ws A 14f t 'AW ii.. ,tl 4 : f58 1 Ui 79 31: 5Q1n,. i islgge B Row l: Billy Hastie, Manager, Peter Lamb, Mike Wren, Larry Rosburg, Ludwig Roeder, Bob McMillian, Ron Seely, Art Boggs, David Beaty, Row 2: Bob Beary, Cliff Parks, Doug Kersten, Dean Augustus, Richard Payne, Larry Hurst, Steve Pargeter, Howard McLoughlin, D, Neil Rose, Coach, Row 3: John Farman, Willy Stinnett, Jim Nobles, Denny Schooler, Robert Fulps, Bill Zyp, Dick Schuh, Jim Coleman, Row 4: Bruce Johnson, Manager Norman Lee, Dick Halter, Gene Juve, Ed Halter, Jerry Juve, John Pickering, Bob Nathman. 22 W' ., ,Q ,,,3' . .lv M- wfff Sponsored by Gerald B, Smith, M,D, Woodburn, Oregon 4 I 666024 Reading clockwise: Duane Fulps, Guard, Bill Bishoprick, End, Dick Beaty, Back, Gerald Livingston, Tackle, Vic Belleque Back, Kelly Timm, End, Ted Coman, Center, Alan Wanrz, Guard, Jim Reis, Tackle, Jerry Halter, Tackle, Scdealuie 0 W vs Seaside 33 6 W vs Silverton 6 7 W vs Serra 13 13 W vs Mt. 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Daytgn 50 40 W, 54 Silvernon 37 W, Scio 56 50 Sponsored by Salem Hardware, Salem, Gegen Mmm iff Ji S' , .,,. wfwwwwfm, Aww: 7555 Q MQ ak QE? .aw ,mf Jim Thorpe Dick Beaty' and Kelly Timm Paul Kowash Stan Carter ' District Champion Sadedafe cmd Seadaw W, 8 Cascade 50 W. 7 38 W. 7 Sandy 59 W. 6 North Marion 20 W. 8 37 W. 5 Reynolds 48 W. 10 43 W. 30 Stayton 35 W. 38 Gervais 15 W. 15 Silverton 33 W. 6 Sherwood 39 29 cwefafi .,.,,,,, f,.,,ii.f Row lg Richard Bjelland, Bill Bishoprick, Jim Reis, Ted Coman, Jim Halter, Vic Belleque, Jim Black, Dick Halter, Row 2: Larry Hurst, Bob MacMillan, Gene Juve, Bob Nathman, Jerry Juve, Bill Zyp, Danny Hayes, Reuben Baisch, Coach, 'gcweicz 6 Zn K Row 1: Danny Hayes, John Farman, D, Neil Rose, Coachg Jerry Juve, Row 2: William Stinnett, Jim Boen, Allan Johnson, Ronald Seely, Bob Narhman, Richard Payne, Jim Nobles, 3 0 Manager. Vic Belleqlle Bill Bishoprick Richard Bjelland Jim Halter Jim B131-Ik Ted Coman 5 ' and Sadedafe Woodburn 3 gerra 1.0 6 Gervais 8 8 North Marion 6 2 Stayton 0 4 Silverton 5 5 Mt. Angel ll 5 Scio 15 7 Cascade 9 2 Canby 1 Sponsored by Woodburn Pix and Drive-in Theatres 31 Iim Reis 3 1 5 i 3 JQQWBWQW A 4, f ff 4 l -gel S ml' V M , , A ww? kw , WW X 4 Em 1 'f'- W 2 Nw A' ll me! ,4 wukiiyx I, Row 1: Clifford Parks, David Zastoupil, Gerald Livingston, Dick Beaty, John Sisoev, Norman Lee, Row 2: Marshall Barbour, Coach: Dale Sterling, Toby Wolf, Kent Payne, Doug Kersten, mga - Q R A Row l: Steve Zielinka, Richard Payne, Todd Ostrom, Art Boggs, David Gillette, Jim Coleman, Craig Kelly, Peter Lamb, Marshall Barbour, Coach, Row 2: Paul Serres, Managerg David Beaty, Bill l-lastie, Gary Simon, Dennis Schooler, George Wright, Gale Scott, Michael Renn, Eddie Kolousek, ' X ,M ,.,: 5 -Www - , r ' W Wm -frm www., A ' if F' , , . ,w i v rf ..... A , ,, li j- A . c- U s 1 A P U tgf.,,, .. in 'fs , A ff :Q ,,r,,,' in 35515 ,T r ,743 'fi-,,g, Auf? - mf-- ' - Q E?Lf',,i 2, -liffflfni ' ' , , f -wifes N W -liii AZ g A 1 A C 7 i s '- , ' EH A wiigfwiwfs f iw Pxifigg Dick Beaty Gerald Livingston eadaw and Sdeduie April ll April l6 April ll April l6 April 29 May l May 8 May 13 May 15 May 20 Conference Relays North Marion Conference Relays North Marion Silverton Woodburn North Marion Stayton Woodburn North Marion Woodburn Gervais North Marion Woodburn 7th 7th 70112 42 U2 21 U2 76 48 23 86 27 24 82 38 Conference J, V, Meet 7th Serra Catholic Woodburn Gervais League Meet 65 51 37 6th 35 The Letterman Club includes boys who have letter- ed in one of the following sports: football, basketball track, baseball, or wrestling. A boy can also earn his letter by managing two sports in one year. r The letterman s main activity of the year is the ' annual Halloween Carnival, in which clubs and class- es may have a booth. The business men of Wood- burn furnish prizes that are used as door prizes. The purpose of the carnival is to aid in preventing Hallo- ween vandalism. Also this year the Letterman sponsored a profess- ional Wrestling match in which the proceeds went to purchase new sports equipment. - Adv, Barbour Adv, Baisch Pres, Beulleque p dx Ln 'slfiiziasiieliivingston P.. q fe-.gg Row 1: Gerald Livingston, Duane Fulps, Jim Black, Richard Bjelland, Edward Meininger, Richard Halter, john Sisoev, Dale Baker, Danny Hayes, Reuben Baisch, Advisor, Row 2: Clifford Parks, Ludwig Roeder, Doug Kerston, Kent Payne, Ted Coman, Vic Belleque, Dick Beary, Row 3: lim Halter, Allan Wantz, Gene Juve, Kelly Timm, Toby Wolf, Ed Halter, Lon McKee, Dale Sterling, Bill Bishoprick, lim Reis, Marshall Barbour, Advisor, I .J J L L r -1 ,ZLL L L mir LIU HJ U Ll 'IJ LL ,- . - UU LLL' LIU LL L V' , L I LL! LL LLLIQUUJ LL 'ULL LL J LL LL UL , L K U Q1 LL N X Q L L L LI L 5 , L Ll L f fi, XX. X 1 'M . xr f ' wk, . W, .W x f' ff1W!lMHWfW . I Ax , D . ku vf W , 7 M M1 vwx Mnhw Af- M W1 ME 1 70, W. 5, Zami The band has been very active this year. To start things off in the fall, they played for our football pep assemblies, and boosted both team and the rooters. At Christmas time the Band Parents sponsored a party. Games were played and refreshments were served. Bob Nathman and Paul Boomer participated in a doll-dressing contest, Bob being victorious. Everyone had a good time, and lots of laughs. When basketball season came along, the band was there at the pep assemblies again, and also at the games, giving the song leaders some support. E. Donald ,Iessop directs this active group, who, in the Spring will go to a State Music Contest. They will also give their annual Spring Concert. Some of the members will attend Music in May which is held annually in Forest Grove. Sponsored by N. F, Tyler l Wholesale Distributors Standard Oil Products Pres, Nathman I N ' Reporter Rappe V. Pres. KBISICH f V 9 Director Jessop Sec, - Treas, Eckwortzel f f Sw Elini' 'Sf Row l: Richard Waite, Judy Cornwell, Linda Rappe, Marilyn Case, Lorelei Eckwortzel, Delores llemshorn, Bob Nathman, Doug Kersten, Donna Mathison, Marie Schroeder, Sharon Boch, Row 2: E, Donald Jessop, Director, Paul Boomer, Ruth Buhr, Toni Painter, Bernie Esslinger, Larry Rosburg, 37 A m V+' QQ Q iff 5 'gk '? i A .iaaigxii va Q hd .-' , .ad -as is if 9 fm 9 V' 9 W 'B Q 2 ' ' K fl 45425, , me f ' 4, M' E' . f Q 3 3 K QI V W? if X61 f , -A' ffl? ' 1 in-.4 Q' i f QQ W L4 gf W RMA A we 1 L . V mm ?Q if Y' Q- Q 1 NM F 5 , . L f 1 Q 4 Ywfvy Lf,fj,Mgq57L f f' V x ' Q f, in . V c 5, E .. ,NL , fqrfwgg - ff 3152592 :1,x.WWIA ,, V, ,Y WJ , hw Q 351. , -V 'vw MWA 5 .. , ,LC .,., Emir, 1 ,Q if K , A ,, , ' W A If x ' 2 - ,HA , 1 251:57 A , :..s.,. -V gg. K -5.5 f f K W if I , 04 Qin! 'a dame The Girl's Chorus is held Sth period and directed by Miss Meyer. They sang several numbers in the annual Christmas Concert. The chorus went to the State Music Contest in April, and took part in the annual School Spring Concert. Also, the chorus ushered at the Music Festival held here in the spring. is-'X The festival included choruses from North Q Marion, Canby, Silverton, Gervais, and Wood- fisxvfff gf burn. Besides this, several girls sing in small groups and as soloists. Z? , ,,,, ,- is .1' ii S ,,- ami ' H -., f,. ' , 4' il U 'I knafislslt 9 9 fl Q . 5 l . , s, U 'ai t Qllv H , -, F - 9 i D 9 ' 3 A 'Q G 'W' fi ' ' Pres. Armstrong Lf- j DUCCIOI Pianist Wright - Joann Meyer Pianist Glick 'A ' 1 Wi-in Row l: Linda Taylor, Sheila Doerfler, Nancy Johnson, Winifred Woods, Karen Habeck, Sally Wright, Sheila Workman, Row 2: Marie Lisby, Helen Hearall, Mary Annette Fickan, Judy Spagle, Lucille Gregory, Barbara Halter, Helen Swett, Joann Meyer, Row 3: Shirley Clements, Susan Holland, Mary Simpson, Julie Kotka, Sonja Glick, Lydia Armstrong, Marlene Zelinka, Carol Ramage, YE , r .,.:,. V W Ks Ed, Blevens Asst, Ed. Burt G, Sports Buhr Wdzdeaa The school newspaper, the WIRELESS, is published by the jour- nalism class, which is taught by Mrs. Magnuson. The students gather all the information, write and type the articles and put the paper out every other Friday. The journalism class spent the first six weeks studying the fund- amentals of putting out a paperg then they spent the rest of the year putting out the papers. The editor and assistant editor are elected by the class and they appoint the other sub-editors. , f e , -' Tig J 'BJ 'XL A I 4 p A mb, X0 B. Sports Wolf ,feb Ex. Ed. Fredrickson M ,' , - Q Adv. Magnuson a1llllq1',-,E X F 3 Row l: wendy Pargeter, Barbara Blevens, Mrs, Magnuson, Adv, , Betty Burt, Sharon johnson, Joan Jackson, Ruth Buhr, Shirley Marks, Charlotte Seely, Row 2: Violet Fredrickson, Toby Wolf, Ricky Falardeau, Bob Beary, Terry Heide, ,Bruce Sigloh, 41 mime Wdmdmdkmd af ,efmezdaa This is a club for girls interested in homemaking. The purposes of the club are to promote :international . 45 v good will and a growing appreciation of the joys and satisfactions of homemakingg to emphasize the im- portance of worthy home membershipg to encourage democracy in home and community life, and to work for good home and family life for allg to foster the development of creative leadership in home and com- -- 9, T- mr, . munity life 5 to provide wholesome individual and group recreationg and to further interest in home ec- onomics. Some of the activities this year were selling coffee at football games, serving the annual E.F.A.bal1qIl0l, and a Cotton and Cord ' dance. They also bought ' . a davenport and chair, a lamp, coffee table, and end ', . table for the Home Economics room. t . I lb Jigs. i X ,L g M Tteas, Cornwell I - Pres, Seely r Q y Ii I Adv. Magnuson V. Pres. Marks y S- Vg' 1 W!! Sec, Palmer l f 1 X A ' , Ugg, '-,, el 3 Y , I .--f ' AIO ' :Iv 14m r l Row l: Shirley Marks, Deanna Seely, Lynne I-Iigginbothum, Linda Eskelsen, Charlotte Seely, Dianne Ketchum, Betty Burt, Ruth Christensen, Sharon Johnson, Mary Ann Kettner, Charlene Shaner, Helen Swett, Esther Reiling, Linda Obenchain, Student Teacher, Row 2: DeLane Claiborne, Sheila Workman, Linda Taylor, Sally Wright, Donna Leach, Norma Meininger, Marlene Zelinka, Linda Rappe, Sheila Doerfler, Donna Mathison, Doris Bright Lavon Heiden, Pat Palmer, J. I. Magnuson, Advisor, Row 3: Linda Workman, Donna Lantis, Carolyn Byers, Sharon Livingston, Karen Lavier, Margie Baune, Rita Baune, Judy Spagle, Barbara Miller, Sharon Bock, Barbara Halter, Nancy Cornwell, Winifred Woods, Marilyn Case. Row 4: Pat Simmons, Janice Black, Lois Young, Joyce Jeffery, Cheryl Farmer, Linda Young, Arla Nelson, Clara Chapelle, Julie Kotka, Nancy Johnson, Sonja Glick, Karen Habeck, Carol Ramage, Nancy Ticknor, Row 5: Elaine Allen, Shirley Clements, Marie Schroeder, Mary Annette Fikan, Dorothy Christensen, Jennette Sprauer, Susan Holland, Janet Dymek, Judy Cornwell, Judy Morris, Joy Schimph, Lila Stewart. Row 6: Pat Martin, Donna Bacon, Louise Parton, Selma Brusven, Nancy Obrist, Judy Brusven, Lorelei Eckwortzel, Lucille Gregory, Lydia Armstrong, Mary Lou Bothum, Diane Moffett, Margie Lane, Linda Miller, 42 n f ,Q My mime gaaiaeaa Zecwlma ffmeum The purpose of this organization is to develop business leadership, citizenship, scholarship, and to renderserv- ice to the school and community. Any student who is reg- ularl enrolled in a business subject or who has complet-' Y ed a business subject is eligible for membership. The main projects for the year are to provide stenographic ser- vice to the community and school, sell programs at foot- ball and basketball games, and to sponsor an awards pro gram for the business department. xuu Un ua .su Ju if m HU' 1 i 'U 'U Hu -b-T:i1.,1L J .NJ 1.1 If1 L i?. !'alEL ii. .. .... ' 1: 533 Pres Seely U1 H ' U V Pres Higginbothum Djf ru . 1, 'Af l l ' :ng V Pres Johnson ' ff -111-Y 1' K ' 'i Sec. Railing Treas, Frederickson Adv. Nelson Row l: Nina Nelson, Adv, David Gillette, Diane Obrist, Delores Hemshorn, Lois Hastie, Charlotte Seely, Janice Reiling, Tom Brown, Row 2: Ioan Jackson, Violet Prederickson, Barbara Blevans, Shannon Blomberg, Wendy Pargeter, Clara Chapelle, Charlene Shaner, Row 3: Lynne Higginbothum, Judy Bonacker, Ruth ' Christensen, Sharon Johnson, Tamara Majors, Lauretta Steele, octane of ,4me'z6cd The Future Teachers of America is one of the newer clubs at Woodburn High School, being in-its third year. Their 15 members were very active this year. The senior members worked with teachers at Lincoln and Washington Grade Schools in a class of their choice. The students do such things as assisting with classes, making out tests, and gra- ding papers. They were hosts to the District IV Convention in April., and - ai. S ltiiwn 1,3 ' , , , eff .ff -1-12.112, ' r Y I 555' 'R A ,ff fi 2, 35 if 5 f -x IES! 'Fl . ended the year with their traditional feed , as the guests of Mrs. Nellie Muir, after whom the club is named. 1? 1 6 1 m ' , Pres Burt fy C 5 7 ' Hist. Leder V PICS Seely l 1 3 Adv, Cavett Sec Blomberg 1 . -e. . Adv, Dailey P - A 4' P' 'f i - 4 .::. N 'lin Y . are , . , Ertbm l Row l Judie Reed, Janice Railing, Deanna Seely, Betty Burt, Donna Leder, Pat Palmer, Row 2 Charlene Shaner, Lauretta Steele, Shirley Marks, Terrence Leder, Bruce Sigloh, Paul Boomer Kent Payne, Marly Seely. Row 3: David Cavett, Benton Dailey, X45 alone cnmew 1402616066 l' ww r X i '-az 1f: --V .,-E3. ' 1 2 Q j ,, ,i N QM QSM it aaa X W. , Q P' 5, 5 , - few ' t 1 li our, , . an M, C i Q .r rv? The Future Farmers of America, better known as F.F.A., is one of the school's most active organizations. F.F.A. is just one part of Vocational Agriculture. The other parts, in which all the boys are active are classroom activities, farm mechanics, and supervised farming. Some of the club's activities are: several radio and tele- vision programsg a Parent-Son llanquetg tractor driving con- testsg and parliamentary procedure and public Speaking con- tests. On the chapters fifteen acre farm, they raise grain, which is the organization's. chief money making project. Be- ' ' . EQ sides these group activities, each member has a home project, i either in livestock or crop raising. A , Each year the chapter picks a junior girl as their Chapter , A - i, 4 Sweetheart. This year Deanna Seely was chosen. She was , ,, awarded a necklace and jacket at the Parent-Son Banquet in the fall. P S ai Q res, prauer HQ Y Q ' V. Pres, Luffman . L11 Treas, Dryden ' 'jjj Af' P 'sg' eta-Jw QQ E xi E ki ' 9 1 -- 4, , .qr Q I , ln ., H 34 ll' is ffm 1-Q 4 I V 4 'ififii ' s - ' - 1 mt g Ar ss? K... ' W I' -marks 1 Rep, Sigloh Sec, Serres Adv. Devin Row lz Cliffard Terry, Tony Aicker, Kenneth Black, Ludwig Roeder, Paul Serres, Dale Baker, Leon Sprauer, Ralph Dryden, Chuck Koenig, Bruce Sigloh, Keith Durner, John Hamer, Row 2: Art Boggs, Bill Hastie, Steve Zelinka, Jim Wymore, Ken Smith, Leroy Butolph, August Sullivan, George Wright, Tad Young, Bernie Esslinger, Tony Bothum, Carl Devin, Advisor. Row 3: Ron Seely, Jim Nobles, Jim Boen, Jay Boutwell, Dennis Schooler, Howard McLaughlin, Allan Johnson, Frank Boen, Allan Sprauer, Tony Gray, Ken Durner, Row 4: Leslie Hayward, Norman Newton, Mike Kowash, Dick Baune, 46 Gary Simon, Dan Nims, Peter Clements, John Sisoev, Gerald Livingston, David Millican, 'J- ,nv- ,A M. - , pf 1 2, Mg EWU Kagan 14 cam Kappa Alpha Sigma, known as K.A.S., is the school's ser- vice club. They ushered this year at the Junior, Senior, and All-School plays, and handled the ticket selling for the All- School Play. ln the spring they ushered at Graduation and Baccalaureate. The main activity of K.A.S. is the Christmas decorating contest which they sponsor every year. This year it was a Christmas tree decorating contest. Mrs. Nelson's first period class won. All the trees for the High School, Washington and and Lincoln Schools were donated by K.A.S. . ln the spring the members are elected. They are chosen for their scholastic standing and participation in school act- ivities. There are sixteen Seniors, three juniors, and one Sophomore elected. Also in the spring all the members who have participated in fifty per cent of the club's activities are awarded a silver pin. A gold pin is awarded to the student from the student body who K.A.S. thinks has been most outstanding in service during the last year. F 1 , Pres. Black E -A V Pres, Wadsworth 5 A f I w Sec Treas, Blevans Adv Dailey J wr- Row 1 Diane Obrist, Florence Rice, Sharon Johnson. Row 2: Doris Bright, Betty Burt Charlotte Seely, Wendy Pargeter Barbara Blevans, Shannon Blomberg, Tamara Majors, Judie Reed, Row 3 Benton Dailey Adv Richard Bjelland, Jim Black, Paul Wadsworth, Kelly Timm, Jerry Juve B1llBish0pr1ck Dick Beaty Ted Coman, Dale Sterling, 'K 3, al. of X fm- 5.5 X is WZW' X if L f 17 wwy YT? 'Q x ' Www Saaezq National Honor Society is sponsored by the National Associations of Secondary School Principals. To become a member one has to have a grade average of 3.00 or better, and be active in school service and also possess honor and character. From those qualifying the faculty is permitted to elect up to 15? of class in the junior year. F P an ' Pres, Bjelland 5 'E' wi i Beau! . QQ' n Schol. Burt Sec. Obristi qv 'u Eiga, Lead, Kowash Char. Ree x I 'S ' l ' Ad , Ca ett , Q 55 H Miriam: F' V V J :-TT: 1. I'5l: . S fe+1f-'fs-AS' 6S'-i'5'3?-' for Row 1: Nancy Cornwell, Charlotte Seely, Lavon Heiden, Pat Palmer, Lynne Higginbothum, Judie Reed, Diane Obrist, Doris Bright, Row 2: Mr, Cavetr, Paul Kowash, Bill Bishoprick, Betty Burt, Tamara Majors, Toby Wolf, Richard Bjelland, Bruce Sigloh, 50 we wicca! RQ 1 if fY'7Pm'tr'-,- ' ' The Carnival is sponsored each year by the Letterman's Club of WHS, It is held in the gym and each class and club is invited to have a booth, It serves both as a money makrng acuvuy and as a recreational program on Halloween, It was started nine years ago, i -I Rl Mwrru, .wkT9:alaQ'13, - l E if ' iv .SSH undue Z me ? ag K .Q M., A ,ral W K ,A k,. 4 - NOWHERE FAST Cast Miss Rita Adams ----- --Doris Bright Mrs, Deborah Arnold -- Miss Alice Arnold-- Mr, T,P, Jones ----- Mr, Frank Robins ------ Mr, Harvey Lawrence Mr, Bradford Smythe-- A woman of mystery-- Ill 1 I ll Y J -I -Donna Colburn Charlotte Seely -Dan Nims Paul Boomer Paul Serres -Bob Baird Nancy Cornwell Ili' 'mf 'I 4 I Ill 1 '::l :.baz.J:::, F 111 LCS! Fritz Boost 9 5 30 Director - ,,....f was-N e - '- Nancy Cornwell, Bob Baird, Paul Boomer, Dan Nims, Donna Colburn, Paul Serres, Charlotte Seely, and Doris Bright, Qi ll WV' ' 6'L'Y'K f ll. 49? x-h' K . 'Wm Q2 m ., A is .six X i A, ,Lx 1- , x . wsgrm, Q ., . . - .7 .Nh A F ff , , . I A ,A- A 2 ' '7n'4aLf,'fsf .ia J f - , ,ff y 4 ,, Qm ' A ' ' gy ff i Z6 Sedan! 29 cz CAST Emily Ross , , , Laurie . .. Konrad ,,,. Zara. . . . . SIHH ...... The Daya. . . The Daro , , , Katinka ..,., Carmena .... Rodney.......... Boy............... JeffR0sS.... Stella.............. Halsted Dinsmore, . . . . . . . . ONCE IN A LIFETIME Paul Kowash Toni Painter Judie Reed Dick Beaty Betty Burt Sam Rice Deanna Seely Jim Reis Arlene Ficek Mary Ann Kettner Dan Nims Sheila Doerfler Marly Seely Peter Lamb Director Wiley Row l: Donna Kettner, Donna Lantis, JoAnn Norris, Lavon Heiden, Helen Swett, Judy Buchanan, Sharon Goldade, Sheila Doerfler, Arlene Ficek, Mary Ann Kettner, Row 2: Deanna Seely, Judie Reed,' Bob Baird, Tom Wright, Joan Jackson, Doris Bright, Violet Fredrickson, Jim Reis, Sam Rice, Dick Beary, Dan Nims, Betty Burt, Marly Seely, Paul Boomer, Terry Leder, Jerry Halter, Art Boggs, Paul Kowash, Toni Painter, 55 Semin dew 37 Amt-hQAh ' a 77Zaze gfamecaa-cd' F CAST m Q5 Q 15232ffhf?SfffT'.'. Eiileque Mr. Ames... Mr. Obermayer. . . Miss Dill,,,,,,., Mr. Harper... .. Coach Guthrie, , , , Shalimar. . . . . . . . ali AJ nr QW Pamela Jones ,.,, Mrs, Clendenning, Buzz ..... . iii 2 is Midge Murphey. .... . . . . if Mrs, Ogilvie ,,,., , Mrs, Ratchet. , , , . , Mr. T0ck.......... Miss G00din........ Tallu1ah.......... Stanley Carter Kelly Timm Barbara Blevans Richard Bjelland Russell Yoder Joan Jackson Charlene Shaner Wendy Pargeter Janice Reiling Mary Ann Kettner Ted Coman Clara Chapelle Judy Bonacker Betty Burt Paul Wadsworth WST' r . , Q-sgrlvfr:-,em l Director Boost Vic Belleque, Jim Reis, Stanley Carter, Kelly Timm, Barbara Blevans, Richard Bjelland, Russell Yoder, Ioan Jackson, Charlene Shaner, Wendy Pargeter, Janice Railing, Mary Ann Kettner, Ted Coman 56 Clara Chapelle, Judy Bonacker, Betty Burt, Paul Wadsworth, .X v W Q it 5? x ak A Q' fffuzcmf gdftbdii Semen pfaam 7 and P4-mlm Milli! 'Ummm F V ,hw fi Zag Mardi Gras was the theme of the annual May Day celebration this year. The queen and princesses were selected by the student body and each girl se- lects her escort. Different types of dances were practiced for weeks by the members of' the P. E. classes. A parade of performers marched around the packed gymnasium to start off the evening. Then came the dances, mixed with clowns of different types, climaxed by the may pole and court dances. Everythin went off smoothly and beautifullyg thanks to Mrs. Peloquin and the many other people who work- ed so diligently. Zum Eat! Hmmm SENIOR CROWN PRINCESS JANICE REILING . SHANNON EOMBERG Crown Bearer, Gregory Baisch, Flower Girl, Karen Cavett, Princesses: Nancy Johnson, Patricia Martin, JoAnn Norris, Janice Reiling, Queen Ruth Christensen, Shannon Blomberg, Bonnie Chapelle, Sharon Goldade, Karen Habeck, Escorts Lon McKee, Larry Hurst, Kent Payne, Allan Wantz, Bill Bishoprick, Duane Fulps, Richard Falardeau, Richard Halter, Jerry Juve. JUNIOR PRINCESS BONNIE CHAPELLE JO ANN NORRIS W 55 V u s or , SQ A , n-2 . .V SOPIIONIOHIC PIIINCFISS SHARON GOLD ADE PATRICIA MARTIN M 1, .P --.xr - . ' f- law, ' ' ' - A ,Was :M . . -R as, -is M sr. -I ,r :'f55v?f WW,5,wEi1ssfZi' i f if N. fr 'gf-f , 3:23-Lzw A 1 .,,. ' ' 1 9 A 1 F' 'exif' lf-fiiiz I A A I-'Ii PISIINIAN PIIINCICSS KAREN HABECK N ANCY JOHN SON 59 99' :Anim , .X V f. 2 A Qgimggsgrqa, Mt W, r. I A A, QA Q 7 ,7 ,, 1 V E I my A '-l fl X W . I Yi, q '5 M yy Qfmf , f.?4gj :' K Mir -. -as fb: ...-. Q X . :X - N ' X , -N, X R., 'igs-G -:, ' ...uni l - E' 5 L -4 'r. Q 3 W an N I I 4 if , , , 1, Y 52? wx, A-L L yg if , f 4. my x 9 i . , z 5 -if K? 'Ki'W if 1 K SWW XL, JAMES HEIS DUANE Fill .PS President Vice-President l5lI'l l'Y lilllil' JOAN JALRSON Secretary-Treasurer Student Council Kazaa of 5 Four years ago the present graduating class of '58 entered the doors of Woodburn High School. Our Freshman year was full of excitement as we joined the school activities. We started off by sponsoring two booths in the Letterman Carnival. Two of our freshman boys, Vic Belleque and Bill Bishoprick, received their letters in baseball. Shannon Blomberg and Florence Rice were chosen to represent our class as May Princesses. As Sophomores we started out the year with more confidence. This year our booths in the Letterman Carnival were a big success as we netted the most money. At the first Home- coming at the new high school we elected Shannon Blomberg as sophomore princess. The spring of the year saw us sponsoring our first dance--- the Levi Leap. ' For May Day Princesses we elected Judy Bonacker and Ruth Christensen. As Juniors we took a big step forward as we became upper classmen and sponsored our Junior class play, The Groom Said No. Our big event of the year was our Junior-Senior Prom. Under the theme Stardust our gym took on a heavenly appearance. Our Junior Homecoming princess was Sharon Johnson. At May DayTamaraMajors and Barbara Blevans represented the Junior class. In the athletic field our boys were really busy this year. In football Vic Belleque was on the first strin All Star Team and Gerald Livingston and Dick Beaty placed on the second string. Our ,Iunior boys made up half of our basketball team which became co-champions of the Capitol Conference League. In the first year of wrest- ling at Woodburn High, Dick Beaty placed third in the District Meet. Four Juniors played on the baseball team, which also became champi- ons of the league. Having worked together for three years, by our Senior year we were a well or anized class. For Homecoming we elected Sueen Barbara Blevans and Crown Princess Sharon Johnson. We put on our Senior Play in the Sprin isee page 56.l As Seniors we elected a May Sueen ad' two Crown Princesses from our class. You will find these on pages 58-59. All in all our four years at Woodburn High have been happy and memorable ones. Our achieve- ments have been many, and we hope we are now ready to accept our new responsibilities. We would like to thank our class advisors, teachers, and parents for their patience and help throughout the years. lAlll'lS lil.AfIK WINA Nl'il.SflN Student Council Advisor CUHIJON l4liIi'l'Nl'ili Advisor XXII I IXXI IIISIIIIIUIIIIK SHANNON III ,OXIIIICRG RICHARD BEATY JAMES IBLACK RICHARD BJELLAND FRANIx BOILN ,gf VICTOR BELLEQUE BARBARA BLEVANS SHARON BOGGS JUDITH BONACKER RUTH BUHR RUTH CHRISTENSEN STANLEY CARTER BETTY BURT EDWARD COMAN CLARA CHAPELLE VIOLET FREDERICKSON JOAN JACKSON THEODORE CREASON DUANE FULPS ARLENE FICEK JAMES HALTER SHARON JOHNSON JERRY HALTER TERRANCE LEDER TAMARA MAJ OHS MA R Y ANN KETTNER PAUL KOWASH GLEN LIVESAY JOAN LINSCOTT LYLE NELSON GERALD LIVINGSTON JIM PARKS FLORENCE RICE DIANA OBRIST .IANICE REILING JUDITH REED MARLY SEELY WENDY PARGETER JAMES REIS LAURE'I'l'A STEELE ALLAN WA NTZ 68 CHARLENE SHANER LEON SPRAUER KEL LY TIMM JAMES THOR PE RUSSELL YODER PAUL WADSWORTH 'NY' ,,,f'.- -zbf .,.-1:...,.,. in 3 Qs 'x. 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' WALTER SCHULER FURNITURE - APPLIANCES, WOODBURN Hardcastle and 99E Phone 2-9151 WITHAM IMPLEMENT CO. WOODBURN CLEANERS 8: DYERS 894 N. Pacific Hiway Sales and Service Robert 81 Margaret Brehm Garden Tractors and Power Motors D181 4111 Woodburn V 1 STATE FARM 'NSURANCE BARNEY'S'UNION STATION WALT SCARBOROUCH, Agent 119 Pacific Hiway Phone: 6511 140 Garfield Phone 2.9261 Woodburn, Oregon 2 1 MD. THE FILBERT GROVE RESTAURANT A friendly place to eat! Ph ' ' 8- S r eon yslclan U g Hardcastle and 99E Phone 2-9151 JNO P, HUNT 8. SON PAUL SOWA AND SONS Insurance for this world only Machine ' Forging Welding Woodburn, Oregon Phone 3111 Woodburn Phone 3366 JAMES R. DEAGEN NLD. Physician and Surgeon wooDBuRN AUTO PARTS OSTROM S Barber Shop and Union Oil Station 273 Front Street, Woodburn, Oregon Front St. Woodburn WOLFER' Plumbing - Heating - Sheet Metal f 290 Young St. Woodburn RED'S BARBER sHoP PEERLE33 BAKERY Two Chairs ..Redm, Gm.. 170 N. Commercial Salem Special orders for all occasions 370 Pacific Hiwuy Woodburn, Oregon 'UMM FLOMSTS woonBuRN Bowuws ALLEY Phone 7551 1080 Pacific Hiway Woodburn, Oregon Woodburn' Oregon S. P. MART Woodburn, Oregon Complete food store KOKOM O CAFE One jump north of Woodbnm Where the elite meet to eat 1325 N. Pacific Hiway Woodburn, Oregon MAKE NO BONES for ARROW SHIRTS it's Alex Jones Salem Salem REHM BROS. AUTO SERVICE 337 N. Pacific Hiway Phone 2-7171 Woodburn, Oregon 1 I 1 WALTER SCHULER FURNITURE - APPLIANCES, WOODBURN The Diamond Store of Salem HARTMAN BROS. JEWELERS Cor. State and Liberty Salem, Oregon MY LADY'S SHOP 591 Front Street Dresses, coats, and accessories PICKERING'S DRY GOODS 8: SHOES We give S 81 H Green Stamps 523 Front Street BO B 8: WALT'S SERVICE MOBIL PRODUCTS 480 Pacific Hiway - phone-7281 - Woodburn NORMAN VANDERBECK Matcbcover Collector SMITH 'S CORNER STORE Will swap unused covers up to 100 different Ph 6556 680 N. Second Street Woodburn, Oregon 695 N. Settlemier Woodburn, Oregon FIELD'S EQUALL'S IGA FOOD STORE Ladies ready to wear Phone 2-2131 464 State St. Salem, Oregon Woodburn Oregon BALDWIN ELECTRIC Electrical contracting and wiring 1080 N. Pacific Hiway Hubbard, Oregon Coney Island HUDSON9S Where All Good Friends Meet We Serve Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner llave Fountain Service and Party Room Phone 2-2666 of Woodburn 44-9 N. Front St. Dial 6331 Dry Goods Ready-To Work Qlothes Arrow Ties Arrow Shirts Nuweave Socks Tailored Clothing At Prices That -Wear Hosiery Shoes Levi's Wranglers Can'm Bust 'Em Osh'Kosh B'Gosh Are Right MANUFACTURERS OF HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT T. L. WORKMAN AND SON INC. General Repair Work 237 First St. Woodburn, Oregon Dial 8331 84 Here's Looking At You - Class of '58 PHIL'S PHOTO 188 Garfield Phone 6626 Fine Cameras Are A Good Investment INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER DEALER KILIAN w. SMITH A R R Trucks - Tractors and Equipment Irrigation Pumps - Irrigation Systems Farm Hand - New Holland 152 Arthur Street - Dial 5216 Woodburn, Oregon WOODBURN GARAGE Phone 11111 PLYMOUTH AVAILABLE WITH 305 H.P. 188 Hayes Street FOR THE MAN WHO REALLY LOVES CARS Radio and TV Service Band Instrum nts WOODBURN MUSIC STORE R. C. A. and ZENITH DEALER 431 N. First Street Telephone Woodburn, Oregon 7781 WOODBURN LUMBER COMPANY Lumber, Building Material, Sash, Doors, and Millwork Dutch Boy Paints 0 L WITHERS - Owner Ph 8826 245 Young Street Woodbllfnv Oregon SCHOOL E99 COLLEGE YEARBOOKS LITHOGRAPHERS ENGRAVERS Zum cum 77fze44 7nd, 464 FERRY STREET SALEM, OREGON Telephone EM 3-7835 Adams Pharmacy R EXA LL STOR E Prescription Specialist Phone 4441 Woodburn, Oregon WITH COMPLIMENTS OF THE STAFF OF 'N-.,,, XX WOODBURN BRANCH The First National Bank Of Portland Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ix-, LIVESAY'S - KEN McGRATH - Prescription Specialist HIWAY DRUG GENERAL BUILDING MATERIAL f--ifafx Manufacturers of Sashes and Doors .. ' AGENCY GREYHOUND LINES SAW MILL AT GERVAIS Dial 7521 257 Young Street DIAL 6121 Pacific Highway Woodburn, Oregon I Woodbum, Oregon Capitol Office Equipment Co. UNDEHWOOD BUSINESS MACHINES TYPEWRITERS - ADDING MACHINES Sold - Rented - Repaired Phone EM 35584 Salem, Oregon 148 S. High CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 ERICKSON'S HIWAY MARKET SELF - SERVICE MEATS WOODBUIINS LOWEST FOOD PRICES 4 - FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS dllmeaz' B dd'ng and V getable Pl L Dial EMpire 2-8801 THE KOENICS 2705 Molalla R WOODBURN PHARMACY A WOODBURN HIGH BOOSTER PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS LARGE DISPLAY OF COSMETICS SERVICE FOR HEALTH Phone 2-1221 QCIAEDSDQ TEXACO STATION FIRPSFONF TIRFS AND ACCFSSORIPS MARFAK IUBRICATION Come ln and see the best frlend your car ever had We gl e TV Info Every Week Free Dxal 6661 WOODBURN OREGON Where Fr ends Meet CURlY'5 DAIRY QQff,2,.Qh'Gfffl' .,f2mTlf2iQ'oZ'Ih.12C Phone EM 2-2402 Equipmen' Seen SALEM HOWARD EDSAVAGE WICKLUND 123m.,.s0,,SUeet I SPORTING GOODS WOODBURN I YOUR LOCAL FRIENDLY DELIVERYMAN QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK 372 Sfcte Streei Salem, Oregon Tel. EM 3-6042 SCHOOL JACKETS LETTERMEN SWEATE RS The Big Little Store If-'Nfs f 3 I 'N X ef? f X f 'f'N f rf' 'S , K P' ' , 1 -' I .EJ In fn N O A A,-, OES Q-I I ff idx 5 Z' n-g!, Xxuili A' X, C7 W ,iii L0 C srnsggggxrww Autographs JALOPIEST WEIRD 'gsornonxu - MAY QUEEN HNUMBIEH 4:00 HOOP KING REAL GONE GUY - Autographs HUGEY COOL JOURNALIST- I CREWCUT I - - ELVIS CINA CLASS CLOWN MUSICIAN CONGRATULATIONS TO C LASS OF H58 The Bank of Personal Service BANK OF OREGON Member Federal Deposxt Insurance Corporat1on Phone 2 3011 Pacif1c High ay Woodburn I The ALL-NEW mith-Corona Mama-51f1kf SECRETARIAL .W -- , 1 , yr If . .dv J '- ' n f- ALL MAKES PORTABLES Smith-Corona Royal WOODBURN TRUCK LINE See us for your hauling jobs WTLLANlE'ITIE VALLEY HAULING Daily Service To Portland and Intermediate Dial CA 7-6595 Remington Underwood Portland ROEN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Oregon 456 Court St. Salem, Oregon Phone EM 3-6773 B. F. Goodrich Tires and O. K. A Fl T' um oat COMPLIMENTS Equipped For Complete Tire Service OF Sz H Cr en Sta PAUL SNYDER dl6Rfi,Q'....s... Guaranteed Wheel Alignment We give S ' e mps ,ia V Pacific Hiway at Hardcastle Dial 5641 First in guaranteed tire mileage 2391? 1 r -1. .. vw I t I ' T. Zi: e Tir ' ' iii: 9 ' ' .. ii: V ' :Salmon 7590 tg, ' Sa1em's own store since 1890 Style Center For Men And Boys Florsheim Shoes - Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts - Pendleton Shirts Hart - Schaffner 81 Marx Clothes 145 N. Liberty Street SALEM, 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 - 93 CASE AND LAUDY Automotive Service 175 S, Front St, Ph, 6281 Woodburn i waumu. vang. mm :mum 1. um rmmm SALEM OREGON CITY Com Iete Home Furnishers JQZQ7' 'A CQMPIETE HOUSE FURNISI-HRS , Everything Fine in Music YIILTSEY-YIEATIIERS ill. 9 099509 inlet A 470 . s I Oe Ph B708 N Cop'IoI - oem, r gon - one 2- I WOODBURN DENTAL CLINIC Dr, T, H, McAllister, D,M,D, KAY'S Distinctive Apparel For Women 460 State St, Salem CLUB CAFE Best of Food Always Downtown Woodburn CHINA CITY RESTAURANT Famous Chinese and American Dishes Ph. EM 2-2117 3555 S, Commercial on 99E Heiden's AUTOMOTIVE MACHINE SHOP Young St, and Hi-way Ph. 5556 Woodburn WOODBURN CLEANERS AND DYERS Robert and Margret Brehm Dial-4111 Woodburn INITHAM IMPLEMENT CO. 894 N, Pacific Hi -way Sales-Service Garden Tractors and Power Motors CAPITAL PRESS Oregon's Greatest Weekly 270 N, Commercial Salem OAK BARBEQUE PIT, SALEM the Best Barbecued Food ECONOMY CLEANERS 174 Garfield St Woodburn Or6g011 JENSEN - EDVIARK INSURANCE 979 Young St. 3rd and Engle Molalla Phone 3394 Woodburn Phone 6906 450 COURT STREET NE, SALEM, OREGON EM 3-9187 BEC KE gl WADSWORTH MAX SIMMONS INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS Woodburn Heating Oil Service I 121 N High Salem 303 Pacific Hi-way Phone 5121 1 - -l BERNARD CHEVROLET COMPANY LACEY'S MEN'S WEAR Woodburn and St, Paul WOODBURN Dial 2-1551 Phone 151 OREGON Philco Appliances PIPEWS JEWELRY LE HUD TV 81 APPLIANCE 429 Front Street Woodburn Phone 2-1286 Woodburn Oregon ' 383 Pacific Highway Ford Uactors Gr Implements SALES 8: SERVICE Wade Rain-Jacuzzi Pumps Tel. 5511 Tel, Monitor 2444 Route 2 Woodburn 689 N. Front St, Woodburn CROWN COMPANY Graduation Announcements DEHEN 81 School sweaters Class Rings Portland Oregon 730 S, W, 10th Avenue, Portland THE MASTER ENGRAVERS WOODBURN H'GH SCHOOL ll5 S. W. Fourth Avenue Where you learn the most Porhond 4, Oregon Phone CAPHOI 2.9455 Phone 3541 Woodburn COMPUMENTS of mga - wma FUNERAL CHAPEL C. H. Ahrens Hardware YOUR MARSHALL WELLS STORE Home Of WILSON SPORTING GOODS WOODBURN, OREGON Phone 2-2346 , X FQ? 429 ' COMPLIMENTS ' I I MAY'S 746 54 SW Fumwrukf co Phone EM 2-6798 3400 Portland Rd. O Salem, Oregon THE BEST FOOD AT REASONABLE PRICES TRY OUR COMPLETE SELECTION OF FOUNTAIN SPECIALTIES, INSIDE OR IN' THE DRIVE INN. 96 Your Friendly Home Furnishern Appliances, Carpeting and Home Furnishings . QQ 'Yolo Woodburn, Oregon 00400 00 Qxoot CHIIISTIIC 8 CARLSON -Qotometristr HOURS: 10 AM to 1 PM Saturday 323 First Street Ph, 4751 for App't. Portland -CA 7-7484 HIGClWl3O'l'H,31N1 REAL ESTATIC and General Insurance Fire Sc Auto at 1507o Savings 333 First Street Ph, Woodburn 7711 or Eve, 5151 Q 7 ,492 ,. 1 ml q fy' v - U x if ' . 34 X , gg A g rf gm jf., f 45 E aww' ma- 1 N s JH. 1 Q 3 D i ,ff fq I 'i fi , t Wwlez Ads .... Annual Staff, , ,, Baccalaureate Band ........ Baseball ..... Basketball . , . Booster ...... Business Staff Carnival ,,.,. Chorus ,,,,,, Composites , , Custodians . . . . . Dedication ,, Faculty ,,,, FBLA , , ,, FFA ..... FHA ....... Football , , , Freshman, , , , FTA ....... GAA ........ Girls Sports , Graduation , , Homecoming Junior Class, , .....8l-97 3'9 ......69 .......37 ...30-31-32 ...25-26-27 .... 16-17 10 .. ................... 51 ............. 38-39-40 2-11-14-97-98-99-100 5-6-7 . ..... 44 ...46-47 ...... 42-43 Junior Class Play, , , , , Junior-Senior Prom , , , KAS........ LeUCl'm3f1........... MayDay............... .. National Honor Society, ,, , PriI1Cipal............... 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