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ABOVE: FIRST ROW - George Blair, Orville Seifert, Bill Kasberg SECOND ROW: JoAnne Sears, Cheryl Taylor, Delores Schmitt, Penny Holloway, Quentin Robbins, Bob Bays, Mary Ellen Blankenship, Ronald Karnis, Tim Peterson, Marlene Johnson, Laura Pittman. TOP ROW: LaVerl Hess, Stanley Huston, Dick Burns, Ralph Givens, Glenn Jones, Arnold Osmanberg. CENTER: Tim Peterson tries his hand at starting Al Schurman's car BELOW: Cowlitz County RoadAEfO winners are shown above. Orville Seifert took first place and Quentine Robbins third, Life Savers As their purpose was to promote safe driving among teen- agers, the Life Savers gave NVIIS students an opportunity to sign at pledge to abide by all XV11SlllIlgtOIl State laws. If they violated at law, they were subject to penalty as administered by the elub. The Life Savers raised inoney for their treasury by sponsor- ing a cake sale ut the high school. The officers of the club were: president, Ronald Karnisg vice president, Tim Peterson, secretary. Nlarlene johnson and student council representative Bob Buys. This page sponsored by SCHURMAN'S MACHINE WORKS CA 5-2671 56
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it 8, TOP PICTURE: Lettermen and fathers line-up for dinner BOTTOM PICTURE: Coach Lemiere gives Ron Nelson a bit of advice between rounds. Lettermen Programs, Smoker, Banquet Keep Boys Busy TVith Orv Seifert as president and Mr. Lemiere as adviser. this years Letterinen Club strived to make a near perfect organization. The club had many activities throughout the year. One of the undertakings was to provide pro- grams for all home football games. They had a father-son banquet for the lettermen and mem- bers of the football squad. During basketball season they sold ice cream slices and put up an identification board with the names and numbers of all the Beaver Av squad members and their opponents. In the spring, the XVoodland Lettermen spon- sored a home and home smoker with the La- Center Iiettermen club. Those competing in the smoker were members of the elnbs. BELOW: FIRST ROW - LaVerl Hess, Mr. Lemiere, Clair Hess, Arnold Osmanberg, Dan Steph, Orville Seifert, Charles Blue, Arnie Albrecht, Bab Reese. SECOND ROW: Chuck Blum, Ron Nelson, David Rhoades, Nick Chester, Bob Morgan, Dick Burns, Gary Balch, Danny Balch, Ralph Givens, Tim Peterson, Bill Reese, Don Woodward, Don Otto, Eugene Ewing, Joe Jolly. THIRD ROW: Wayne Brannon, Glenn Jones, Bob Hoefs, Jim Jolly, Ron Powell, Bob Bays, Ronnie Orloske, Arnie Kainu, .Ierry Slayter, Mervin Brown. Q In-aww, im: gf are-H I ,K 'H Ft 'l.'4. -12 t' W...-I
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Beavertonian 'l'l1c lnirgcst ioiirnulism class in iw-ca-int Yl'ill'S put out its first issuc ol' tliv lIm'ux'01'toi1ia1ii on Svptviiilwi' IT. Om' of thi- imiovzitions of tlia- livzlxc-i'to1ii11ii tliis vc-ur was tlmt ol' copx' cclitorz amotlicr was tliv position of page cclitor. 'l'l1e- luttvi' t-mm-tl C'Xl7Ul'lltIll'l' in editing lor nium' students. .X tour of tlic l.ongx'ivw lluilx' News lmilrliiig cliiring National Ni-xvspiipvi' NNN-k gnu- tlu- class an opportuiiitv to View the worltiiigs of 11 citv llt'VVSl72llJltl'. lfoiir jouriiulism SLIIKLUIILS ilC'C'0llll51lllll'll ln' Xlr. Stroud attend- i-cl thi- Lllllllllll .-Xll-Cfonst Prvss Clinic' ul tliv Univcrsitv of Nllisliiiigton lFOl5l'llill'f' 25 zmcl 215. 'l'l1t- uuirs work was liigliliglitvcl ln' tliv April Fools edition ol tliv l3vi1wi'toiiiz1ii. 'l'liis l'I't'llLUCl an inte-rc-st in humor and sliowul sonic- fini' ci'c'z1tix'i' writing. ABOVE: Delores Schmitt proves she can still smile after the hectic ordeal of cutting a stencil. CENTER: Linda Hammer helps classmate Gary Balch run off the last sheets of a Beovertcnian issue. INSET: Beavertonion editor Tim Peterson meets Oregonian sports editor L. H. Gregory at All-Coast Press Clinic in Seattle, BELOW: FIRST ROW - Ron Nelson, Delores Schmitt, Marlene Johnson, Tim Peterson, Patsy Evans. SECOND ROW: Arnold Osmanberg, Lois Balkema, JoAnne Sears, Gary Balch, Marlene Orloske, Carolyn Koski, Linda Hammer, Sandro Wood, Mary Lou Black- Iedge, Lorraine lnsell. THIRD ROW: Glenn Jones, Arnie Albrecht, Ron Powell. ,- ,f H . gg .f ' 5N?9'l Q'0 lilrltllzff-ff -A-34' 7 This page sponsored by LONGVIEW DAILY NEWS, LONGVIEW and SECURITY STATE BANK Woodland
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