Woodburn High School - Wohiscan Yearbook (Woodburn, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1965 volume:

,A Q4 l ,I 4 'FF' 4 '- 'fr I J 1 . 1 w . , , N A 1 H MG, J W , E ML! M6652 M f ff W w 4 X 1 1 Thomas lTom1 Stravens was born Feb- ruary 12, 1947 in Salem, Oregon. He lived most of his life in Woodburn. Tom attended Woodburn schools and graduated in June with the class of '65. Tom was killed July 7, 1965, near Hubbard when his motorcycle collided with an automobile. He is buried at Sacred Heart cemetery, Gervais. emoriam Dennis A. Winn was born October 3, 1945 in Nebraska. Dennis attended Woodburn schools until the fourth grade. A victim of muscular dystrophy, he continued his education through private tutoring and a school to home telephone communication system. He graduated in June with the class of '65. Dennis died June 20, 1965 in Hoquiam, Washington as a result of his disease. He is buried in Belle Passi cemetery, Woodburn. I Z he ohiocan OONTENTS PUBLISHED BY INDEX 2 THE STUDENTS OF WOODBURN HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION 3 CLASSES 9 EDITOR: SUE MAC MILLAN CLUBS 37 I SPORTS 49 ADVISOR: MRS. JUDITH SPENCE ACTIVITIES 63 ADVERTISEMENTS 85 PRINTED BY YOUR TOWN PRESS, INO. SALEM, OREGON MSIBX Administration Advertisements Assemblies Athletic Schedule Baccalaureate Band Baseball Basketball Boosters Business Staff Choir Commencement Custodians Faculty FBLA FFA FI-IA FTA Football GAA Golf Gymnastics Hi-Liners Homecoming Junior Class Junior Class Play Junior-Senior Prom KAS Language Lettermen Mathematics May Day NHS Principal Rally Squad School Board Science Secretary Senior Activities Senior Awards Senior Class Senior-Faculty Basketball Soc-Hops Social Science Sophomore Class Student Council Superintendent Track Wohiscan Wireless Wrestling 84- 77, 58- 3 98 63 49 24 79 59 52-53 78, 25- 41 68 80 26 7 4-7 40 42-43 44-45 39 50-51 46-47 60 75 76 64-65 28-31 72- 9- 32- 56- 54- 66 71 37 83 48 81 74 38 3 62 3 81 7 23 22 21 67 70 82 36 8 3 S7 68 69 55 jdmnnnslrollon Superintendent rincipal Frank P. Doerfler David C. Cavett S c In o o l 'B o cc ral Left: Frank P. Doerfler, Superintendentg Robert Sawtelle, Harold Livesay. Right: Lewis Paulson, Charles Johnston, Lynn Simon. N 0f-mn, 6 W...---wf'S': BURR FANCHER Agriculture 1, 11, III, IV, Shop 1, II 5: K aculty LESLIE WEATHERILL English l'lI, Typing, Speech, IV Basketball Coach BENTON DAILEY Curriculum Director, American Problems, American History DALE YURANEK American Problems, American History, 4 Drivers' Education, Varsity Basketball Coach GERALD JOHNSON A Cappella Choir, Mixed Chorus 2 rf ff' I ' .gal ,W J, J, MAGNUSON Homemaldng II, ROBERT SCHAEFER Band III Q1 I I JACK KOOYMAN Algebra II, ROBERT ELLIS Biology, RUTH CHAPIN Girls' Geometry, Advanced Math Wrestling coach P. E. G' Health 4' A ,f , I 4' -.K-X! 'K' DYMPNA KUNI Librarian, PHILLIP MEIER French I, II, German I, II, English II English II 5. 3 CHARLES FOX Physics, MARSHALL BARBOUR Athletic Chemistry, Algebral Director, Counselor CONSTANCE HOGENSTAD Aff 1, II WILLIAM CROCO Driver Ed. , World History, Varisty Baseball Coach, Senior Class Advisor JUDITH SPENCE English 11, DONALD ROGERS BOYS' Igurnaligm, Typing P. E., V8.I'SilIy Football Coach 6 1 cATHER1NE NAIL English 11, III ecretary LAILA WAKKURI Bookkeepmg, Office Practice, Typing, Shorthand I, II EDYTH TICKNOR uotodiano TOM OSTROM Maintenance Superintendent ALTON ZOLLNER 7 J.'t'V'75'9f5? Z555'f5i?2 Qxgigcfan :tb ,.n Giang ffgg,..s5,g. f 525' 'gr f'i'2NQ . ' In 1. Q 211 f2 32d?y ' 4 Student eouncil L. to R: Cherry Yoder, Pres. 5 Connie I-Iermanson, 2nd V, Pres.g Edyth Willard, Sec. -Treas. 3 Bob Maricle, Ist V. Pres. gm , xg- 8 XX 'asses DOUGLAS KOOYMAN LARRY SPAGEL CAROLYN CANN'IVET DENNIS AUGUSTUS President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer I 6 la o o o 2 6 5 FRESHMAN YEAR JUNIOR YEAR President jan Gorczewski President V-President Doug Kooyman V. Pres. Sec. -Treas. Sandy Shrock Sec. -Treas. S. C. Rep. Bob Lawson S. C. Rep. Carol McNulty Bob Maricle Sue Newton May Day Carolyn Cannivet May Day Sandy Shrock SOPHOMORE YEAR SENIOR YEAR President Bob Lawson President V-President Dennis Augustus V. Pres. Sec. -Treas. Edyth Willard Sec. -Tre2S S. C. Rep. Carolyn Cannivet WILLIAM CROCO 5- C- REP- Sue Scarborough Advisor Terry Winters Darrell LaFollette Lynn Hurst May Day Sue Newton May Day Bdyth Willard S. C. Representative Darrell LaFol1ette Dean Robbins Sue Newton Sandy Shrock Bobbi Steinki Bob Lawson Doug Kooyman Connie Hermanson Bobbi Steinki Doug Kooyman Larry Spagle Carolyn Cannivet Dennis Augustus Bob Lawson Bob Price Carol Smith jackie Woods Carolyn Carmivet Chris Weatherill ROBERT LAWSON ROBERT PRICE CAROL SMITH JACQUELINE WOODS S. C. Representative S. C. Representative s.cZ Representative S. C. Representative 9 I VICKI ANDERSON FRANCIS BAGDANOV SANDRA BARTLETT I I MARSHA BARBOUR RICHARD BARRETT D I VIRGINIA BALDWIN 10 BONNIE BENTLEY BARBARA BEQUETTE A L A ROBERT BROWN RUSSELL BURR GARY CAMFIELD JAMES CAMPBELL LILLIAN CHEEK LINDA CORNWELL DAN DODGE RICHARD DRYDEN 11 DOROTHY DUNBAR NORMAN ENYART CHERYL ENOS ALAN GAINES ANNETTE EDWARDS LINDA FULPS 12 FRANK GARCIA PATRICK GAYKEN CANDICE GIBBENS NEAL GOUVEIA JAN GORCZEWSKI HOWARD HAGEN MARJORI E GILLETTE MARY GRIGORIEFF SHARRON HAGENAUER JUDY HANSON 13 DANNY HENDERSHOTT RICHARD HENKES CONNI E HERMANSON JAMES HORSWIL-L STEVEN JACKSON ROBERT JOHNSON J I 14 JEAN JOHNSON MICHAEL JOHNSON MARY KONOVALOV CAROL KOTKA PATRICK KUENTSTING DARRELL LQFOLLETTE KERRY LANGDON PATRICIA LANNING SUE LAVIER JAMES LIVESAY 15 A C DALE LUFFMAN PATRICK MCCORMICK NORMA MAUPIN LESTE R MERCHANT SUE MacMILLAN CAROL MCNULTY 6 GARY MILES MARKVMURPHY PAUL NAZAROFF SUSAN NEWTON ALANA NELSON KENNETH NOLAN TERI NELSON LEE NIMS RICHARD OSTROM KATHY OWEN 17 DENNIS PEIRCE MICHAEL REINECKE GERRY POPP DOUGLAS RICH THOMAS PERKINS RALPH RICE 18 DEAN ROBBINS GEORGE SABOLISH SUSAN SCARBOROUGH EUGENE SCOTT JILL SMITH MICHAEL SCHMIDT A ' ,ww - f QW, , ' , CAROL SIMPSON I 'ia I KATHERYNE SCHAAK I SANDRA SHROCK MICHAEL SMITH 19 ROGER STEELE r DAVID STRAND BOBBI STEINKE THOMAS STRAVENS BRENDA STUDER JULIE SYBRANDT 20 'ROSE THOMAS CMACHACEKJ GILBERT VELASQUEZ PETER VELDHUISEN L P MARGARET WALKER LINDA WIGGINS CHRIS WEATHERILL 1 'R EDYTH WILLARD SUSAN COMPTON MARGARET WILLIAMS LINDA WIMMER DENNIS WINN CHERRY YODER 21 Q . - 5- ,um , ?1Qw K .ig v w-,. we Q L ,- fwxf' , . ws g x sl , .,.,- Lf Q -.K X QA Eg arf K if hv Qg f xt' G3 5 3 M A Y ' at ss- U .1 , ., Q ' , ' J' v y N v ix 9-s I- I' Q ? .... 2 x Salutatorian MARGARET fPinkiej WILLIAMS raduation warclo Arion Award - Outstanding Senior Bandsman Bob Lawson Business and Professional Women's Scholarship Kathy Owen Chapter J, PEO Award Carolyn Cannivet Outstanding Senior Girl - American Legion Cherry Yoder Outstanding Senior Boy - American Legion Doug Kooyrnan Citation Award - American Legion Bob Price junior Chambor of Commerce Scholarships Barbara Bequette Marjorie Gillette CHER RY YODER Val edictorian Parent Teachers' Association Scholarships Candice Gibbens Sue Lavier Rotary Scholarships Candice Gibbens Sue Lavier Sue Newton Seattle Pacific Scholarship Cherry Yoder State Scholarships Pinkie Williams fPortland State Collegel Christie Weatherill fOregon State Universityj Sue Scarborough fOregon College of Educationj Carol McNulty fOregon'College of Educationj Crisco Award Christie We ath erill Marion-Polk Nursing Auxillary Scholarship Linda Cornwell -1- V F1 Skip ebay? A M FOOTBALL Dennis Augustus 1, 2 Bob Brown 2, 3, 4 Russ Burr 2, 3, 4 Norman Enyart 4 Frank Garcia 4 Doug Kooyman 3, 4 Pat Kuensting 3,4 Darrell LaFollette 1, 2, 3, 4 Bob Maricle 2, 3, 4 Lee Nims 3,4 Rick Ostrom 4 Bob Price 1, 2, 3, Ralph Rice 4 Dean Robbins 2, 3, 4 Pete Veldhuisen 2, 3, 4 GOLF Richard Barrett 3, 4 TRACK Bob Brown 2, 3, 4 Darien LaFollette 1, 2, 3, 4 Bob Lawson 1, 2, 3, 4 Gary Miles 1 Tom Perkins 3,4 Ralph Rice 3,4 Doug Rich 3 Pete Veldhuisen 2, 3, 4 enior fettermen BASEBALL Russ Burr 1, 2, 3, 4 Jan Gorczewski 4 Pat Kuensting 1, 2 Bob Price 2, 3, 4 Dean Robbins 2, 4 Gene Scott 4 Gilbert Velasquez 4 WRESTUNG Gary Camfield Frank Garcia 4 Neal Govia 3,4 Mike Johnson 3 4 Mark Murphy 2, 3, 4 Dennis Pierce 3, 4 Bob Price 2, 3, 4 Ralph Rice 4 Mike Smith 4 Pete Veldhuisen BASKETBALL Russ Burr 3,4 Jan Gorczewski Doug Kooyman 4 4 i Darrell LaFollette 1 2 3 4 Bob Lawson 3,4 Tom Perkins 4 Dean Robbins 3 Gene Scott 4 ,4 9, Ari' :JV 'W s. .-n 'A I A44 , . . , . ' - ' Fo1.Low A STAR , , , . 1 , . . - Set your goals as high as a star, . . As steady and infinite as a planet afar, ' . . ' ' . A guiding point through the darkness of night, . ' -v' ' . ' , Shedding its rays in a winking light. I ' . , 0 Take the hill as your backdrop, so steadfast and tru High enough to allow you the world as your view. Be strong and have courage, let it rise like o wave, Through trouble or storm you must always be brave. O Q , 1 o 0 Join hands now at the edge ofthe tide, Let a wave be your mount and o star be your guide. Set your hopes higher than you think you can reach, If your hopes are set high you can conquer each breach. ' Margaret Williams 1,49 in sI'u,.s ,1' l I QI 04 ab ffl - '.'l- 4-- f C 1 'L 'U' lu l, .Q 'sn,,. .- ,- J' I ..,Q-FD I . I' Q ,,-,4ovu,A5 1 's..,1 .sn 'I' Gena A 1 Q 4 I A -1-1.4-.r.f..r.., 1 ' -1 nf Rogers, Dong Advisor Dejardin, Mickg Pres. Harter, Markg V. Pres. Wadsworth, Tom 5 Sec-Treas. Cross, Rickg S. C. Rep. Beckford, Iudyg S. C, Rep. Fleck, Clemg S. C. .Rep. Samuel, Dianeg S. C. Rep. Aicher, Francis Ashely, Linda Averill, jay Ball, Pete Beaty, Dan Bizon, Rick Boitano, Chris Bone, Connie Boutwell, Pearl Boyle, Tobie Burt, Bill Butler, Richard Cannivet, Diane Carroll, Don Case, Saundra Catterson, Shirley 28 21.140 of '66 6 4 'I Rr l. Eff: I .., 1 9 wa, 2 ' Qt- f my - -lg , 9' e 1- 2 N. TV : Z . v e IQ: Q L of I if 7 lk as vga 158.1 A Y Q 3 'E:i'5?'.' 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I, 7. 4 :J 2 i E E 'I S, Q x ? 2 f 5 v 3, 2 L. ff Sf L. to R: Edyth Willard, Sec. -Treas. 3 Bob Lawson, Pres. g Sandy Shrock, Vice-Pres. g Benton Daily, Advisor fnot shownj. T J 14 Zappa oalplua Sigma KAS consists of sixteen seniors and four iuniors picked near the close of the school year by maiority vote of the club members. All are in the upper half of their class, scholastically, and active in school affairs. KAS members usher at plays, band and choral concerts, and Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. L is -f 2, 5 Cherry Yoder . . Chris Weatherill Darrell I.aFol1ette David Cavett . . Sandy Shrock . . Doug Kooyman . Carolyn Cannivet Scholarship . . Service . President . . Advisor . Character Leadership . Secretary cnational jfonor ociety The National Honor Society is a national organization to promote character, leadership, service, and scholarship. Since only 1575 of the senior class is eligible, N. H. S. is a very select club. Students are selected in the spring ot their junior year by the faculty. Members have a GPA of higher than a 3.00. N. H. S. stands as a symbol of learning which strives to promote educational develop- ment among students. SPONSORED BY WALT SGARBORDUGH INSURANCE GO. 38 L. to R.: Mr. Benton Dailey, advisory Barbara Bequette, vice-presidentg Marjorie Gillette, presidentg Bonnie Bentley, secretary-treasurer. guture eachero of oamerica. F.T.A. is an organization of students interested in teaching as a possible career. Students may loin anywhere from their sophomore year to their senior year,and it they qualify, may participate in the cadet-teaching program where they are allowed to work one period a day at one ofthe grade schools or at the junior high. There are two main events during each year. They are the state and regional meetings. This year there is also a get together for all members of F.T.A. from schools in this area. 'WM 39 Szuture uoineoo eadero of cagmerica h,....--ff L. to R: Dennis Augustus, President, Laila Wakkuri, Advisor, Marjorie Gillette, Vice-President, Susan ln order to become a member of F. B. L. A. one must be interested in a business career. To become a member of the club one must be taking a commercial course such as typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, or office practice or previously completed one of these courses. Some of the year's activities sponsored by F. B. L. A. were two banquets, held in con- iunction with the B. P. W. Club of Woodburn. Members attend the state convention in Corvallis which was April 9-lO. F. B. L. A. members sold programs at athletic events and baked cakes for faculty members on order as their fund-raising activ- ities. ii44i??553?k1QQiZf? Newton, Secretary-Treasurer, Mary Grigorieff, Representative Historiang Cathy Schaack, District Officer. diy Lie n.,5 'uf' L. to R. : Carolyn Cannivet, secretary-treasurerg Sue ooote ro Boosters consist at approximately 60 girls. Membership is open to any girl willing to support the Bulldogs. Members sold pop and candy at games and acted as hostesses at the wrestling tournament. A Girl of the Month committee, consisting of six girls from the Booster Club C2 from each classl select a senior girl each month who is outstanding in her school activities. This girl is given a revolving bracelet for amonth which will be presented permanently to THE outstanding senior girl at the end of the year. Scarborough, vice-presidentg Diane Samuel, presidentg Ruth Chapin, advisor. SPONSORED BY JOHNNIE'S S. P. MARKET an Q 4 5 7 ,- ' t I.. to R. : Peter Veldhuisen, Vice Presidentg Dick Dryden, Secretaryg Bob Merchant, Reporterg Burr Fancher, Advisor, Pat Gayken, Presidentg Robert Sigloh, Treasurer. utu re cc rme ro of came rica The obiective of the Future Farmers of America is to develop competent, aggres- sive, rural and agricultural leadership, citizenship, and cooperation, to strengthen the confidence of young men in themselves and their work, and to encourage them to develop occupations in agriculture. The local chapter of F.F.A. accomplishes the above by annually holding or attending state and county fairs, district and state conventions and meetings, an awards assembly, a shop skills contest, a better farming contest, and public speaking and parliarhentry procedure contests. Charles Knight,Sentine1 331 guture omemakero of came rica nw, 4n!y ! R-1,9 'XAf1 'ir fx i A if Officers: Lto R, Weatherill, V. Presg Samuel, Treas.g Schaack, V. Pres. of Projectsg MacMillan, Sec. 5 Wimmer, Parl. 3 Shrock, Hist. 3 Mrs. Jennie june Magnuson, Advisorg Yoder, Pres. 5 Wimmer, Soph.Rep. Chris and Sharon preside Lunch time. F.H.A. is a national organi- zation opento students interested in homemalcing. lts purpose is to promote home and family life through proiects forthe individual, chapter, school and community. F.H.A. activities include an inter- national dinner honoring A.F.S. students, Red Cross Blood Bank, fashion shows and teas. Diane Samuel was elected District Sec- retary for l965. Mrs. Steinmetz speaks. Diane is elected. 44 Mrs. Magnuson advises us on planning Installation of 1965-66 officers. Exchange Students express views on the United States f 'U VWEAJ K W. 'M- irlo' c-athletic ogooociation 1 if 55 fr 2 5 2 Q -iqw , l The purpose of G.A.A. is To promofe more clfhlefic ccfivifies for girls of Woodburn High School. To become Q member of G.A.A. one musf obtain 50 points in some cThleTic ocfivify such as bowling, swimming, hiking, bicycle ridding, Tennis efc. ln order To remoin in The club one must earn 40 points. 46 l 1 l i l i l l l Left to Right: Marjorie Gillette, Vice President, Cheryl Enos, Secretary-Treasurer, Sue Lavier, President. 1 i i I fettermen ln order to be a letterman a boy must have lettered in one ofthe following sports: football basketball, wrestling baseball track or golf You are entitled to wear the official Letterman sweater or the official Letterman lacket only If you are a member of the club Among the activities of the Letterman s Club are guarding the doors at home basket- ball games parking cars at various public functions and a year-end awards banquet. Marshall Barbour, Adv. 5 Bob Maricle, Pres. 5 Bob Brown, Vice Pres. 5 Pete Veldhuisen, Sec. 1 JPOPLS FOOTBALL N. Marion Mt. Angel Serra Santiam Rex Putnam Cascade Stayton Gervais Central BASKETBALL Pleasant Hill Willamina Willamina Kennedy Gervais Cascade Stayton N. Marion Santiam Serra Scio Central Kennedy Gervais Cascade Stayton N. Marion Santiam Serra Scio Central :athletic Schedule WRESTLJNG V WHS 6 29 Creswell 7 46 Dallas 27 21 Molalla 8 43 Corbett 18 18 N. Marion 13 32 Sherwood 6 46 Scio 1 3 51 Central 14 28 Gervais 20 Cascade N. Salem Tournament Third Place Z4 Philomath Tournament 43 Third Place Woodbum Tournament 54 Second Place 32 . . 63 District Tournament 62 Third Place 68 State Tournament 50 Tenth Place 66 45 GOLF 35 45 WHS 28 8 Canbybk 50 7 Newbergdf 52 2 1! 2 Serra 55 3 J. F. Kennedy 47 6 Stayton 52 6 Serra 65 3 J. F. Kennedy 45 7 1! 2 Stayton 65 7 Canby? 'FNon League V 24 13 30 9 25 7 6 6 24 25 V 2 3 13172 13 9 5 13 7172 3 BASEBALL WHS 4 Yamhill 18 Silverton 3 Canby 5 Estacada 4 Silverton 2 Sandy 3 Canby 4 Estacada 21 Gervais 10 Mt. Angel 8 N, Marion 15 Santiam 0 Scio 5 Serra 8 Stayton 3 Cascade 3 Central TRACK WHS 55 Canby 75 Gervais 42 Serra 52 Newberg 79 Cascade Woodburn 70, Central 73, Gervais 21 V 11 10 V 73 58 81 78 55 Woodburn 140, Stayton 126, Gervais 65, St. Paul 64. Salem Academy 35 Woodburn 83, Gervais 47, N. Marion 28 Woodburn 127, Stayton 90, Gervais 81, Scio 73, Sherwood 71, N. Marion 61 Willamette Relays First in sprint Medly District 8A-2 Meet Woodburn 46, fourth pl SCE 49 Row One: Pete Ball, John Howe, Norman Enyart, Frank Garcia, Darrell LaFollette, Pat Kuensting, Pete Veldhusien, Doug Kooyman, Dean Robbins, Bob Maricle, Tom Garber, Clem Fleck. Row Two: Jim I-Iorswill, Bill McGraw, Frank James, Elen Gomez, Bob Brown, Rick Ostrom, Ralph Rice, Bob Price, Russ Burr, Dick Scbiel, jerry Shirley, Ron Wellman, Larry Roetzel. Row Three: Rick Cross, Larry Ramsey,-Ralph Mathison, Bob Bentley, john Grigorieff, Mike Sterrenberg, Bob Smith, Jerry Willard, Bob McQuiddy, Mush Barbour, Bill Croco, and Don Rogers, coaches. SPONSORED BY WOOIJBURN LANES Gene Scott, Bob Lawson, Pete Ball, Bob Bentley, Rick Cross, Tom Perkins, Dale Yuranek, Coachg Tom Wadsworth, Doug Kooyman, Dean Robbins, Darrell LaFollette, Jan Gorczewski. Kneeling: Lorren LeFebvre, manager. Not Pictured: Russ Burr and Bob Smith. SPONSORED BY WOOOBURN LUMBEH COMPANY 1 f fu , Q V. x4 f G lw. i -,A.5.i!i' AE' - if Y 2 5: 5 L O 1. 1 1537? an: Ng I 3 Q ' A y -rg M, ,f1af 7 NNN v , A Q I 2 -fz 'U Y - 1'5 A 4 ,Z VVI, + s - Q Q l F 35? QV 35 , 4' ' .7 5 - A-: sf!- f gx YQ! In i o R nl, fi' mmm -Q I , wwf , i - L -Q14 if H ' ,giirfgi f' . x-.mv - N ., .iwgn 'Q- - ,gg l 'U '3 L 1:hiY?L N ... . WW . M Lk 2 V ' Whifrf tw ' , N A, ,mf 29 gf f V X A 1935 L.. ,I 1 35 'I Row One: Mickey Yoder, Tom Garber, Chuck Sallee, Bob Price, Mark Murphy, Dennis Peirce, Don Carroll. Row Two: Bob Ellis, Coaohg Ralph Rice, Pete Veldhuisen, Larry Ramsey, Jim james, Elen Gomez, Larry Roetzel. re otling ll 45 rf Q f ' -NQ 40 1 K '. if , -at x,X' ,wa-fffff l pn 0:2 1 Q5 7 J' . 9 L .! -Q A ,A W 1g'g':lf 4 ' Kr? av . xi ., ' f 'Q .R , g, Q, W, -our 'AW-V, qv VM .L-, vi., v . Q WW, x XC' nf , b 1 1 -., ,-.. ,., ' z W J R Si, I M P., i I 6' 'L'- gg, +L .. ...W W. v,,..,,-.N N. , Mia. ,, ill, , Row One: Lorren I.eFebvre, Leslie Taylor, Bill Burt, Dale Pierce, Rick johnson, Steve McGrath, Bill johnson, Ron Divers, Mickey Yoder, Mike Smith, Mgr. Row Two: Don Rogers, coach, Richard Butler, Greg Schwenke, Ralph Rice, Arlen Widmer, Tom Perkins, Bob Brown, Larry Ramsey, Bob Lawson, Elen Gomez, Bob Smith, Pete Veldhuis jim Hamhill, Rick Cross, joe Koffler, Darrell LaFollette, jerry Kocher, Larry Roetzel, Dan Crawford, Bill Miller, Tom Garber, Bill McCraw, Don Carroll, Mgrs. 6 AA-lr SPONSORED BY WOOOBURN LUMBER OOMPANY aoelsall 'N va 'V' Row One: Bill Garber, john Edwards, jerry Willard, Ian Gorczewski, Gene Scott, Ted Steinke, Pete Ball, Gilbert VBIHSQHGZ- Row Two: Bill Croco, coach, Bob Price, Mike Sterrenberg, Russ Burr, Dick Schiel, Dean Robbins, Bob Bentley, Rick Scarborough. 4-A 4- 'Rctg i SPONSORED BY HONDA OF WOODBURN s 4- , .O,. R W N ,,. - 6013 .1 en, L. to R: Mickey Dejardin, John Howe, Allan Nelson, Jack Kooyman, coach, Richard Barrett, Lee Reichenbach, Eddie Goetz. onoro 'Wzfziim .J gyms . , --img BILL GARBER, stare A Champion Captain, DEAN ROBBINS Captain, MARK MURPHY Captain, DOUG KOOYMANg ELEN GOMEZ, All Conferenceg Most Valuable, PETE VELDI-l'U'ISENg Most Inspirational, DEAN ROBBINS Captain, BOB LAWSON, Most Captain, RICHARD Captain, RUSS BURR, All Inspirational, PETE VELDI-l'UISENg BARRETT Conference-third yearg Most Most Valuable, DARRELL Valuable, BOB BENTLEY LA FOLLETTE 61 Bobbi Steinke, Chris 'Weatheril1, Sue Rohde, Sandy Shrock, Queeng Julie Sybrandt. cvaroity Qpally 5. Qpally Molly Logan, Leona Nathman, jonelle Heiden f L jctlvutnzs ogooemblieo Enthusiastic students Queen Sandy encourages fans Sue leads students The sap keeps running. Mr. Shaeffer leads Pep Band IV Rally tries a yell The pep band plays Football gets support .1 omecoming G. A. A. .girls sell HOMECOIVHNG Mums Boosters present Assembly Entertainment GT-1'-1 1 f'1 1' Denny, Carol, LARRY, CAROL, Clem, Judy, Dan, Donna if FR' A A Q 7 'M A A .815 HOMECOMING BONFIRE QUEEN CAROL KING LARRY R yy if K A e ' Alumnus Marty at QUEEN CAROL is crowned by Rick omom HOMECOMING DANCE 1964 unior elaoo cplay SoIsaid. Is my baby hurt? Here s me! Encore As you know them. Rehearsal? ? ? H FOOT- Loo se , , Community proj ect Richard Early. . . Emily Early. . . Mary Early .... Hope Early. Bob Early ...... Dick Early ..... Randy Cunningham .... . Sanford Welles. . . Jennie Malloy .... Delphie ....... Jack Milford .... Miriam Walker. . Buzz Dailey .... Mrs., Forrester. . . Director ..... Asst. Director. . . . . . .Norman Fobert . . .Nelda Moore . . . .Sue Rohde . .Diane Samuel . . . .Dick Shiel John McCormick . . . .-Bob Smith . .Larry Roetzel . .Saundra Case . . . .Pam Waite . . . .Jim LaQua Sharrall Cowden . . .Don Carroll .Sondra Hollars . .Judith Spence .Carol Jennings 2 f A if 01' nh V ,.: 3 3 1 ,I A 5 J Wai. an 3481- 4 -- gyfm, M , J' yyi, 4 ., f nf! ,. F fig M J Q51 QW :iz-I cwohiocan cwireleoo Soc-5430120 X unior-Senior :prom J? :may Queen .Sandra Shrock 3' v W v.f'v-f sf .J 1 f Queen Sandy Shrock, Pnncesses Carolyn Canmvet, Chnsty WCHHIEHTI, Sue Rhode, D1ane Samuel, Debb1e Shrock, Donna Wolfer Escorts Clem Fleck, R1ck Ostrom, Doug Kooyman, R1ck Cross, Tom Wadsworth, Rlchard Gorczewsk1, Bob Bentley A CHRISTY WEATHERILL DEBBIE SI-IROCK CAROLYN CANNIVET DONNA WOLFER ay ay ourt . my SUE RHODE DIANE SAMUEL Mrs, Chapin, Director 73 ,i 3 xl x ,v XF .n- W. I J fm- A X x 3 w X B 4332715 Ha . 5 5 Ar, Q.. x n ...F ,X ig ',- f In , J A ,N I Q . xma- X . s' 5 4 ' I if, X X X , N Q F' fj X . X ' w ' f , Q ,A-! , ' 'W' . 8 Q, A Ar ' W ff qfA. ' , x 9 L,., E, TE X' P , t A f A. X V , x 1 ' ,- Q f ' x 'fl C f 4 1:42 I 2' N I I ' H I X Ax K 'Q f f , E x 5'XN K UQSFH ' fm, 45 598 Br -A J X TM f f .,. Nibiipyg N W Q mn Am 5 . A?:Qg ' x N. ,M ds, 0'u3 . 4 ' . ' .4 1 , -.1 1 sw 'wif' ..,.,...M 1 0 lf' OF, uv- 918' wo Q-1 J kk mvfwAfN..,,. W, , C-lqgculum Row One: J. Woods, J. Lawson, S. Witham, J. Nickell, M. Fobert, L. Merchant, I. James, M. Mitchell. Row Two: D. Palmer, D. Carroll, M. Gillette, P. Johnston, L. Cornwell, R. Sigloh, B. McCraw, N. Moore, M. Logan, E. Gillette, M. Weatherill, I. Gayken. Row Three: B. Burt, T. Steinke, D. LaFollette, J. Livesay, B. Lawson, B. Price, D. Augpsms, A. Gaines, B. Miller, F. James, I. Averill, K. Hershberger, I. Edwards, L. Loux, E. Senner, L. Ramsey. Row Four: R. Butler, J. Popp, B. Coleman, N. Foberf, I. james, P. Williams, I. Sybrandt, B. Smith, D. Schiel, A. Chapman. SPONSORED BY WILLIS MUSIC STORE Row One: J. Paulson, S. Shrock, S. Scarborough, I. johnson, I. Woods, J. McCormick, D. Crawford, E. Goetz, B. Price, B. Lawson, C. Hermanson, B. Steinke, D. Miles, C. Cannivet, I. Lawson. Row Two: B. Hawley, C. Jennings, L. Strouse, D. Hall, C. Gibbens, N. Moore, D. Augustus, D. Strand, J. Averill, B. Coleman, M. LaCombe, K. Nelson, B. Ball, G. Baldwin, S. Lavier, I. Heiden. Row Three: S. Newton, D. Shrock, D. Eder, C. Smith, K. Hershberger, I. Kocher, D. Shiel, M. Dejardin, R. Scarborough, B. Miller, T. Wadsworth, T. Boyle, D. Wolfer, S. Case, T. Lewis, N. Maupin, L. Johnston. Row Four: S. Hagenauer, M. Barbour, B. Bequette, S. Rohde, M. Gillette, L. NaThman,C. Fleck, R. Cross, T. Perkins, N. Fobert, D. Kooyman, M. Sterrenberg, J. Grigorieff, D. LaFollette, I. Howe, P. McCormick, D. Palmer. ixed eluoir Row One: M. Ferguson, J. Doran, F. Garcia, L. Kenfield, I. Kacalek. Row Two: C. Bone, C. McMahon, L. Leonhart, K. Schooler, L. Fulps, L. Garner. Row Three: I. Smith, S. Brusch, P. Kneeland, N. White, R. Petersen, R. ,Medina, R. Reichenbach. 73 SPDNSOREIJ BY KWBG BADIO STATION and ogctivitieo i Mia ehoruo ctiuitieo ccthematico and Science ocatconal t --MMMM W--M-A-nu--1 l Science ' anguageo J Q .k f.,,w ,bil ,N- ,Ww,,M.,, 5 PORTLAND, OREGON 97213 IJNION OIL CO. QaiI fIf!engenroII1 DISTRIBUTOR WOODBURN. OREGON 982 2211 Res. 992-B411 FINZER BUSINESS MACHINES corporation MAIL ADDRESS--5618 N. E. HASSALO ST. OFFICE ENTRANCE ON 57th AVE. U.S. NATIONAL FAIRWAY PLAZA 98I-3lI8I Full Service Bank SEE Master Engravers, Inc. II5 S. W. FOURTH AVENUE - PORTLAND, ORE FAIRWAY INSU RANOE AGENCY Larry A. Dusenberry for FIRE AUTO THEFT 98I-320'I Fairway PIaza CRANBERRY HOUSE FAIRWAY PLAZA Gifts for Every Occasion 98 I-99 I 3 SENIOR ESTATES GOLF 81 OOUNTRY CLUB OPEN TO THE PUBLIC Henry Holmes, Professional I ponsors THROUGH THE FOLLOWING PAGES ARE THE ADVERTISEMENTS OF OUR SPONSORS. THHS BOOK COSTS YOU 33.25 IIT COSTS YOUR SCHOOL 35.50 YOUR ADVERTIISERS PAIID THE DHFFERENCE 32.25 WE, THE STUDENTS OF WOOOBURN, OAN SHOW OUR APPRECIATION BY PATRONIZING THEM. NENTION THE WOHISOAN. The Business Sfflff AIR wa Y PHARMA cv FAIRWAY PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER PHONE 981-3591 WOODBURN, OREGON .4 7, B. F. Goodrich Tires Q' +5'LfI'Il!E S Q,s'ronEs 0.K. NEW TIRES PAUL E. SNIDEB BEGAP. 8. USED TIRES IIAO N. PAOIFIO HIWAY WOODBURN, OREGON sal-sau 85 A 81W Drive-In A ' lf I X I-la.W we-.' ROOT iEftER gf f i f Q'-1-fizizi' I j 1 Uh in it X XX X fx , - ji lin . -- ., -.'-- CORNER OF CLEVELAND AND 99 E WOODBURN BEN FRANKLIN STORE Jamison Chevron Service 981-4911 Woodburn, Oregon - Complete Lubrication Service - LOCALLY OWNED - NATIONALLY KNOWN - RPM - Standard Penn - Zerolene - Motor Oils - Atlas Tires - Tubes - - Batteries and A cces sories - Dean Bishoprick - Rebuilt Fuel Pumps - Owner - Minor Motor Repairs - - Generator - Carburetor - Starter - - Windshield Wipers - Motor Repairs - - Battery Charged - Slow and Fast - 347 Front Street Woodburn .fl M 86 Woodburn Auto Parts 4 W' .. PHONE sal-suse 213 Fnour srmaer woonsunu, oneeou DGREL DRUGS -l.. .... i.. Prescription Specialist ' v ,fn fix X -'-- ,,A.. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '65 QVFN .f -Ii, - If I! I3 iw BANK OF OREGON Home Owned Home Operated MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Ph. 981-3941 Pacific Highway Woodbum Haas!-to-was! JQHN5 P-L JP MEN 'S QLS1 '7o'f0AS'r 1 C LOCALLV NAYIONALLV OWNED OIGANIIID Z P Home of Wilson Sporting Goods THE STORE IN WOODBURN Woodburny Oregon FOR TEEN-AGE MEN . . . Ph. 982-2346 Smart Shop Values and Styles and Quality 460 2nd Street, Woodburn ANNA'S FLOWER SHOP 1152 Cleveland St. Woodburn, Oregon FlELD'S FOR FLOWERS DANNY'S ICE CREAM We Freeze to Please Bill Beard Sporting Goods, Inc. 981-1340 354 N. Pacific Hwy. Woodburn SPECIALIZING IN TEAM EQUIPMENT Mayfair Market . Bill Beard 363-6042 320 N. Pacific Hiwoy Ed Salstmm 372 grate gt, Woodburn, Oregon woody l-mfelace Salem, Oregon W iper'o ewelry Uppendahl Salon of Jewelry of an kinds '41 N' 'S' Sm' Bea my 981-3581 FI'Oflt St. WOODBURN CASE gl LAUBY Auto Service 981-6281 175 S. Front Street Milford Case Woodburn, Oregon T.H. McCALLISTER, D.M.D. Dentist OAK BARBECUE PIT, SALEM THE BEST IN BARBECUED FOOD HIWAY DRUGS Ken McGrath X ,QQ 981-7521 Woodburn Everything Fine in Music Shopping Cent l . th , 22,1501 wrusn-wennins O EI' 470 N.Capito1-Salem, Oregon-Ph 362-8708 1 as NCI-E7S1! ' Texaco Station WE GIVE AND REDEEM THRIFTY GREEN STAMPS 173 Grant Stre Phone 981-6661 Woodburn, Oregon re t 0 Q HOMER N. BOWMAN EQUALL DENTIST 's ' '-' foodliner 982-2131 vroodbu Coin Shop rn, Oregon 256 Eiigh sf. Salem, oregon Q x 90 4 iff yf N45 I-IAMSTREET RAMBLER 770 North Pacific Highway Woodburn, Oregon JOHN HAMSTREET, OWNER in Sdlem OFFICE AND ENGINEERING suppues 32gf'3 f63 SALEM, oR'EcoN CHARLES C. Doon LARRY MOORE no COMMERCIAL sr., N. E. Radio and TV Service Band Instruments WOODBURN MUSIC STORE R. C. A. and ZENITH DEALER 431 N. First Street Woodburn, Oregon 5 Telephone 981 7781 Congratulations from K 9 s 3 Y PICKERING'S DRY GOODS 8: SHOES We give S 81 H Green Stamps 385 Front St., Woodburn Def as' DKJV8 JN in Pacific Highway Woodburn 98I-8l9l b f Woodburn Pharmacy YOUR REXALL DRUG STORE ROBERT L. SAWTELLE Prescription Service DAY and NIGHT DOWNTOWN WOODBURN T. L. WORKMAN 81 SONS INC. 280 SO. PAOIFIO HWY. WOODBURN OREGON SBI-833I 92 I HYDRAULIC EQUIPMENT FARM REPAIRS WELDING 8 WELDING SUPPLIES fa d 6 M LAoY's WEAR 5 IT PAYS ,gf fr ,K 'J, , ' - TO BUY i l KF Salem ,S .ff 'f,Q I 4 f l qi .,'- N A x --', ,. V S Q 'ws f ' 4 ' fpfi lwm J' A z .t 4 5 W' fi' ,, f XY it fsiviwwsrge wkkglvfk f K K f Fo 'K L W mm to X mg H Q 1 9 H 2 W, 54 1 s 1 . ar Jw ' A 1 Q Q af 'I 1 r - W-'-, - g ' ' - ' A wzifinlfwsn V, .Yi X tm . ,Z 1, s, 5' 1. QAQQYQZAA it 5, G .Rf X iq .1 ,S sq? in, O f we 1 fi: 123, as 1 , f M., negro fy s 'r it 3 Q! ee 'il -Aa-.. A il V i lt IDI , I f , 1 ' , 1 1 ,Q s...., 591 Front St. Woodburn MEIER 81 FRANK'S-Salem, Commercial, Civic and Social Center ofthe Willamette Valley! WIERD 1 K ,we REI-IM Bnos. Auto Service W 1155 N. Pacific Hiway 2-'Z' 982-7171 Sauvain Motor Co. SALES FORD SERVICE WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL AT THE FORD CORNER NEW USED CARS 81 TRUCKS CARS 8- TRUCKS COMPLETE BODY 81 PAINT SHOP 689 N. Front St. Woodburn, Oregon Phone 981-3151 Chinn City Restaurant Chinese 8: American Dishes on 99-E South of Salem open' daily 12:00-1:00 Saturday 12:00-3:00 PHONE: 982-539 The Beauty Bar 1 ,V 1 Gladys stern 9 6' 581 North Front ' A Woodburn, Oregon ,,r.. ,s',' fi t A' COMPLETE BEAUTY CARE DROP IN TRADE WELCOME Open evenings by appt. 93 WITHAM GARDEN CO. Woodburn Cleaners 894 N, Pacific Hi-way Sales and Service Garden Tractors and xPawer Mowers S 81 H Green Sfumps Jackson Jewelers 225 Liberty N, E, Salem, Oregon Holly Jackson .-I W Q THE TIME snov p1 142 GrcmfS1. 3'50 '5 WOODBURN OREGON 498 Church St. N.E.' Salam, Oregon ' Phone 3Q4-8252 U OHRYSLEB PLYMOUTH VALIANT BARRAOUOA PHONE 982-I I4l HERSHBERGER MOTORS 203 YOUNG STREET -v-v----- STATE FARM INSURANCE coMPANlEs Fire Salem 70554439 S4449 3 Home office - moommeron. sumois Extinguishers VICTOR APPARATUS ww-mg, Sales 6. Service Lincoln Electrodes :S Machines W. EVERYTHING FDR WELDING AGENT off. Phone: 981-9444 301 Bryan sneer .JDHN'P. SEITZ 205 Chemeketa St.N.E. Res. Phone: 981-9329 Woodburn, Oreg I Res- Phone 362-3581 Ugs gems! Box, dna. No Ex'rnA Cr-unc: ron EAQY CREDIT DIAMONDS - VVATCHES - SILVERVVARE I GOLD-FILLED AND SOLID GOLD JEWELRY PHONE 363-5510 443 STATE STREET WE GIVE 5 8: H GREEN ST SALEM. OREGON TINIIVI FLORIST 1080 Pacific Highway Woodburn, Oregon 981.7751 CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE GLASS 0F 65 from T ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA ' A i SMITH 'CDRUNA .1 i1,i - EASY f GUIOIUIUIIQF ,antnooooog ,Q 2 '--so Amsnc i?ffl'..i.5?fI,' ffE.,Sl1hFip?Xi'E,?E,EE 'lol o,5WiMo',2'Zf?EiPLeeii9lE SiTEE2II'.ffi'Li3iT.I'.H'.i'f.l'lZ,lf i ' wwf- UMHIIOUVC wwf Gppwing' BDEN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 456 CQUR1' STREET, N. E. BENTALS 8: SALES SALEM, OREGON RUSSELLS BAKERY I BREAD fi CAKES + ROLLS . - .... Z1 A Woodburn, Oregon 398 N. Pac. Hwy. Breakfast and Lunch Counter I LaVar Workman CUR CHEVRON STATION Phone 362-2402 303 Pac. Hwy. Phone 981-5121 SALEM Woodburn, Oregon OSTROIWS UNION SERVICE MATTSQNS ICE enum 8: 'III N. Fronf Street Phone 982-7772 FOOO LOOKERS SERVICE WITH A SMILE 1' ICE CREAM IN ANY AMOUNTS GOOD BEEF BY THE QUARTER firigggisgxn lx I G R E E N L E-rA F Corner Pac. Hwy. 81 Hardcast St. IJ Landscape 8. Nursery Co. an N. Pacific Highway Phone 981-8011 wooosunu, oneoon Woodburn Oregon SPROUSE REITZ CO., INC. R A ' E E ON EH Operating Limited Price Variety Stores wo KM Ns GH V R S VIGE H adquarters 81 Buying Office Portland, Oregon Branch Buying 'f Los Angeles, Calif. ECONOMY CLEANERS , , , 303 North Pacific Hi-Way W4 Gaffield S' PHONE 981'-51'21' woodbum Blankets 8: Draperies Ore on Speciality g 1 fu I 1 un EBI HUP 'i I L'I E 's OF E E Ringo-Cornwell DR. Wm A.. CHRISTIE 81 Funeral Chapel DR. HERBERT J. CARLSON OPTOMETRISTS 188 Garfield Nxt. to the 1st National Bank Phone 981-4751 for appt. Fairway Plaza Beauty Shop Q 6 4 EXPERIENCED BEAUTIGIANS A HAIR STYLE FOR EVERYONE OUTS AND PEBMANENTS ABLE PRICES FOR EXPENSIVE CARE REASON Phone 981-1763 ,c .0 17 ,, Z 4 ' D' .K4 iff iff mr!! A . , 1 7 4 qv, nw',w'2.' xi M-'ei 1 ,I 'ri .ai 8 ,1 11 X . iff 19 2 AL'S FRUIT STAND 1220 N. PACIFIC HwY. , 0 Phone 981-1245 WEIBEL ,AUTO BODY 371 S. Pacific Hwy. WOODBURN OREGON V T AI d h ways U goo S ow 0' Fmsr uA'r1oNA1. BANK or unison CAPITOL-ELSINORE 81 WOODBURN BRANOII NORTH SALEM DRIVE-IN 190 GARFIELD ST. PI-IAGANS' SCHOOL OF BEAUTY N --.1-1Q . 255 High sf. N.E. PHONE ' X ' Ta u Enroll now in our Beginner Course 981-3411 X BEAUTY IS OUR BUSINESS if I L PAY'LESS DRUG 81 DEPT. STORE 435 Liberty N.E., Salem If you need it we've got itl GENERAL BUILDING MATERIAL SAWNIILL AT GERVAIS Wear and compare our ' y Z I d mond f 60 days . . F d b N r I y h d Z I II f d Y YI FROM Lai 257 YOUNG DIAL 981-6121 KAY TYPEWRITER OO., ING. Sa les 429 Courf 1 Remah 1 Smvme WOODBURN OREGON Dealer for Olympia N.E. Salem, Oregon i For A Career In Barbermg See Us!! i HKANAPARTMENTS GONEYISLAND 3335 FRONT STREET FRONT STREET Good Food of Reasonable Prices' BANQUET FACILITIES HElDEN'S Aurumorlvia MACHINE suov FAIRWAY PLAZA BARBER SHOP 1230 Young Sffeef 2235 comfy Club Rd. PHONE 981-5556 Woodburn, Oregon Overhouling ond Aligning Prop. Laverne A. Ramsey A Sn ow White sunaens SHAKES FRIES 141 N. Front St. i Woodburn Oregon SALEM BARBER GDLLEGE 512 Store Street PHONE 362-9064 L