Central Catholic High School - Scepter Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1947 volume:

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Y 34 f, 29 5 3 M Q .5417 V 5 if dn! 2 z M ggi 3513 sf 09 3 1 DEDICATION . . . To the people of the City of I-loses who have helped Central Fatholie in its expansion and progress we respectfully dedi- cate this 1947 SCICPTER. Cen- tral is thankful for its friends and lmenefaetors who aided in the construction of the War Memorial Gyinnasium. The 19-17 SCEPTER is dedi- vated in a special way to the ffatholie families and parishes of the City of Roses. Central Cath- olic will always he grateful for their constant spiritual and ma- terial support. The new library and classroom unit is a living memorial to their generosity. The appreciation of the ad- ministration and faculty is mani- fest in the determination to train in greater degree and number the youthful citizens of the City of Hoses. ADMINISTRATION srunmrs . FACULTY The continued expansion and growth of Central can be traced directly to the CCHSGIOSS efforts of our Archbishop to provide everything necessary for the work of real Catholic education. The work of education at Central and throughout the archdioceso owes much of its progress to the wisdom and l a b or s of Father Schaefers and Father Sul- livan. Every Centralite can point with pride to the fruit of their labor. THE MOST REVEREND EDWARD D. HOWARD, D.D. Archbishop of Poitland in Oregon THE REVEREND FRANCIS J. SCHAEFERS. Principal of Central Catholic THE REVEREND ARTHUR J. SULLIVAN. Superintendent of Schools FACULTPY REV. MARTIN H. THIELEN, Ph.D. Vice-Principal Religion 4, Biology 2 REV. DANIEL J. HURLEY, Prefect of Discipline Socio-Economics 4 REV. RICHARD L. FALL Physics 3, Music Physical Science Ci REV. WILLIS L. WHALEN Publicity Director History il, Speech REV. JOHN F. WHELAN Athletic Director Religion 3 REV. GREGORY C. LAIR Spanish 1.2. Latin 1 REV. LELAND A, ucJARDIN Baseball Coach Religion 1 REV. FRANCIS J. MALONEY Rampart. Advisor Journalism, English 4 Religion 2 The faculty necessary to complement the work of the Catholic home fulfills a three-fold requirement. Primarily it is at group. each member of which has dedicated himself or herself to the develop- ment of youth. Their reward is not praise, their gain not financial: but their l'Ollll.lll0l'2ltlflll is the intellectual and spiritual success or lll4!ll'tl'UStS. Mi' ii' ' ,, Ni an-gg, 1 y wiv , Secondly, the faculty has prepared itself well for their task. Though not conspicuous for a great number of scholastic degrees. each member strives to keep up with the latest trends, using what is good and avoiding what is bad. During the summer one can find them in the various colleges and universities ofthe Country, enlarg- ing their knowledge and abilities. QR' ggirm I E5 time Ogg all-'1--5 1- miwkdilgp ws' REV, LAWRENCE J. SAALPELD Scepter Advisor History, Religion 1-S3 REV, JOSEPH J, NEUVILLE History 1. Religion 2 SISTER GERARD MARY. II.N. Laxtui 1-:L-L SISTER EILEEN MARY. 1I.N. LllJI'.l1'lllll Mr, HARRY A. SCARFF. M.A. Physical Education. Conch SISTER VICTORINE. OST. English 1. Biology 2 SISTER MARY CHRISTETTA, O,S.F Chemistry l SISTER MARY CORTONA. O.S.F. Drzunatics, English 1 Latin 3, Jr. Glee SISTER MARY BARBARA I H M Algebra I Geometry SISTER MARY JUSTITIA I H M Engllsh P MOTHER MARY CYPRIAN S II C J Algebxa Trigonometry MOTHER MARY BRENDAN S H C J xn Hut SISTER MARY ANTOINETTA S S M Enghsh 7 , Hxstory 1 SISTER MARY MILDRED S S M Geometry I Typmg . SISTER MARY ST GABRIEL BVM Engluh 1 SISTER DOROTHY F C S P Geometry ' Algebra 1 Thndlx expelwnw of xml IN the clasmoom fnhancu the 1b1l1tx of the ttathew to do tht mst NKUIL. xxlth the Student Expul ence has taught that a peuondl IIIIQQILSI mn each student 18 most essentlal fol a good tducdtmon Fxldente of th1S ls efmlx noted almost ddllx III the iol m ot makt up XXOI lt lftll school dn OCLQISIOIIAI student In the nu IUUS Qounv llolx 2 .. .A 14. . -A A Y.. .' ?L , ' l, x.'- . . . , . ' . ,1 ' J. , J ' . 1 tw f'tf'A ' . ' ,- v -'z',-A. v. .HA-' . prodding to kc-ep 21 student up to par, and fl'Cl1Llt3lIt talks wlth tho 1 Lut gf dry '1 N STUDENT BODY OFFICERS President aa., ,is-x JAMES A. DeWITT Vice-President JAMES PATRICK MCDOWD Secretary-Treasurer The quality of a student body is known frequently by the quality of its officers. They often determine the spirit and enthusiasm of the student body by their own spirit and leadership. The position of the officers is a position of responsibility. Cen- tral has been fortunate in having a busy and active stu- dent body. Credit for the rapid growth of Central is due largely to an enthusiastic stu- dent body. Bob McCullugh in his un- assuming and capable manner accomplished much in main- taining a happy degree of school spirit and activity. Aided by Jim DeWitt and Pat McDowd, the student prexy kept the student body in pace with the progress of Central. CLASSES Q c1Ass Room SCENES Simons L cLAss or 1948 A f 5 CLASS or 1949 5 c1Ass or 1950 in X Q? c 1 4 ' 1 u Y' . 9 4- ., fri W. f f O 4' X J 5 :V ,ii 1,4 I 13, ef W Z ,. , f 0 , H A 4A 'fx . H - ..w- X , Q my 1 W Vg: 4 , ft 4 Q 'lf 14 P54 'Z V Y, 1 n 4 4 1 4 13 if fam- . 3 15:5 V I.-nx Im 1 ll'lI l4I! P I Uurutln wnt4-In-x Xl. 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Jw- Svhrn-ilmr Nikos nntirv nf :nn ifl'Ill nf int:-rvst puinh-fl nut by Sister Cur- mnn in Snphfnmmwl-I11g1i':h rlnxx. l4':nlln-fr Szmlfr-ld puts hix fingur on :1 funmus spot in .hm-ri'-un llixtury while- 'I'whi1l:l :mil Huldvn sc-4-In In know the- I't-'ilsflll for thi- vw-lit. Hrunlcnw and Staunton arf- shuwn mann- pictures of tho Ilnly Lund hy Father N:-uvillv in XVnrl4l Histury. Iln- must lmpurtannt thins: fur l'vntr:1I Ntuflentx iw puinte-ll nut In Ui:-k Alex- zmdvr by I-'nllxwr In-.I:n'din. l 1'n-xhnlnll 11-ligiuu I1-:lvllx-1'. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS O11 thlS and the follovsmg pages THE SCEPTEP Ldl1l6S 1r1d1w1dual fO1 mal portra1ts of the Class of 47 G1 aduatlon D10b3b1X u1ll be the last occaslon at VSh1CD each o11e vxlll see all of h1S classmates as a gloup Some x11ll go off to the SQIXICQ of ou1 nat1on othels mll be engaged 111 the DlOf6SSlOl1 Ol xxo1k of the11 cho1cc a. largc m11o11tx of them xull seek fu1the1 cducatwn 111 colleges 1nd 111111 ersltles thzoughout Olll la11d JOHN W BROUILLARD Pre zdent JAMES E HAGAN V1c Pl'8SldBUt ROBERT H ANDERSON ,vw et y Tr asu er Though separated by the 11atu1e 01 the11 l1fe and gether IH th1S Year book He1e each SQIIIOI vwlll be able to fmd h1s pal and classmate as he 1emembers h1m best 1n hlS last xear at Centlal To each of thesc THE SQEPTILR holds out lts xx dIm8St wnshes f0l a happx and successful l1fe l'0l cach of them these pages offen 1 flllltflll QOUILQ of recollectlon ' 1 I - ' ' 1 1 S S ig, s' V 1 1 T, V ek - I X' S 0 ,l f Secr are e r . , 5 'f 4 Q ' , ' , I 3, 1 . .l QV k 1 S ' , ' ' ' V' N , v . - ' ' . ' . -1 ' 5 ' ' . their work the Class of '47 always will be found to- . Y. l . 1 . ' 'S x - K ' ' .' - v' . Q ' . 1 1 . I V L y L .1 ' v. l . u ' u v 1 . n . J Y 1 K' n K 1 .1 ' ' A S2 1L ' ' I., , 1 .2 '.' K -.X ROBERT H ANDERSON St Charles Class Sec Treas 4 ROSCOE A ANDERSON St Rxta Reg Rep 2 Jr Basketball Basketball 5 4 Monogram LAWRENCE E ARTHUR St Francxs of Asslsr Football Mgr Football .1 Monogram 4 Glee 4 FERD J BORSCH bt Clare Lxbrarlan l P Rampart 2 o 4 Athletxc PllbllClfY 4 SSROLI 4 HAZEN A BOUCHER Madeleme Class Vxce Pres Jr Football 7 Class Pres Football .5 4 Monogram Reg Rep 4 ROBERT M BRADT JOHN W BROUILLARD Cathedral Scepter 1 Class Sec Treas Rampart 1 2 3 4 Monogram 1 2 .S Track 1 2 3 Assembly Com 5 Oratory .5 Class Pres 4 Student Court Debate 4 THOMAS E BUSCH All Saints Kll0W3tt 7 Reg Rep 4 REITH W CALDWELL Our Lady of Sorrows Red Cross .3 4 IOSEPI-I RICHARD CANNARD Holy Redeemer Sec Treas Optlmrsts 4 Sgt At Arms Monogram Football .J 4 Monogram .5 4 Optumst l 2 ' 4 PATRICK B CARR St Rofe Track 2 JI Football 1 Monogram Football 4 1 GEORGE J CETINICH bt Patrlck s Rampart 4 ROBERT E DANNER Madeleine G e 5 JAMES L DESINGER St Matthews H1llsbo Track P Jr Foothill 1 Football 1 4 Monogram 7 . 4 Skx , 4 F0 4 1? if 'Amr Wm 4 lf if PHILIP DE YITO I nxt G 0 I JAMES A DE WITT 'St Jnmes Vxueouver Vlce Prea Student Body Dramxtltb lmput ' Student Colut l ec Cxo s DONALD S DINZDIA St Phllllp s Mono rlm 4 1 ALTHONY J DOOHER St Alelnndrfr s Cornelms 'Imek JI BNI-retlnll G ee Footbxll I 1NIOI10g1llll 4 OIHIIIHSI I THVODORE E DOW All Suuta WILLIAM A DRAPEAU Holv Redeemer Band 1 Foothill 4 Monogram 4 Optumst I ROBERT J FARRELL Blessed Sacx ament Tru od J G ee 4 JOIIN P FERPON St Rose 1-ootball 4 Baseball 1 Mono r11n RICHARD J FISHER Imm eulate Heart Band 2 Kllowwtt DANIEL P FOSTER Madcleme Basketball MOHODI H11 JAMES J GALLUZZO St Phxlllp s Jr Basketball 1 Opt1m1st 8 JAMES J, GIX Holy Redeemer Optimist 2-3-4 Booster 4 .nav 3 ROBERT J I-IAFFNER St Andrews Trlpod J l JAMES E HAGAN Holy Fanmy Class Vlce Pres 1 Student Councll I Vxce Prei Interechool Council Dramatlcs 1 Student Court 1 Carlile .J 4 Red Cross l NORBERT F HASENOEHRL St Ignatius ROBERT A, HAWKINS Madeleine Jr, Football 2 Track 2 Football 2:-4 Monogram 3-4 Ski 23-4 Reg. Rep 4 GERALD T HEIM Blessed Sacrament Dramatlcs Booster 4 Optlmxst 4 JOHN J HENICK St Ceceha s BERVCICOH Class Vlce Pres 7 Jr Football l Football .4 4 Monogram m 4 Opumxst 1 4 WILLIAM L HERBOTH Madelexne Booster 4 ROGER L HICKS St Francls Opumlst Tripod 4 Scepter l Skl Q 4 WILLIAM I. HORNE St. Stephen's Football Manager LZ-23 Monogram Z3-4 Cheer Leader Glee 2,22 DONALD L. HUNE St. Stephen's Class Sec.-Treas. 1 Reg. Rep ZS Jr. Football 2 Football 4 ebate 4 RICHARD A JACKSON Sacred Heart Trlpod Q Glee 4 Optlmlst VERN C JACOBS Holy Redeemer Basketball 4 Optlmlst 4 PAUL J KILLORIN Cathedral Class Pres Reg Rep J Jr Football 1 Jr Basketball Football , 4 Monogram 2 Student C0llllCl1 ' RICHARD KNAPP St Clare s Re R p 1 Jr Football Football 1 Baseball 1 Z Monogram 1 LAWRENCE E. KOTT Ascension Dramatics 4 Tripod 4 Red Cross 4 MATTHEW J. KRAUS Our Lady of Sorrows Optlmlst 4 ROBFRT W KRUEGER Madelelne Reg Rep 2 Jr Football 7 Track 4 Monogram 4 Optlmxst 2 , 1 JOSEPH A LABADIE St Thomas More Booster 4 Assembly Comm 4 Red Cross I LEO P LEONELLI St Ignatxus Jr Football 2 Football 4 Rampart 1 Y 4 4 Monogram 4 JOHN LESLIE St Charles Football 4 Monogram 4 11? WILLIAM P LYNCH Madeleme Jr Football 2 Football 4 Ski 2 '3 4 ROBERT W McCULLUGH St Stephen s Reg Rep 2 Class Sec Treas 3 Student Body Pres 1 Jr Football 2 Football 3 4 Jr Basketball 1 2 Basketball 3 4 Monogram 3 4 Student Court 4 Intersc-hool Councrl 4 JAMES B MCDONALD All Samts Glee 4 Optrmxst 4 Bowling 4 DONALD P MCHUGH St Agatha s Basketball 3 Jr Basketball 2 Monogram 3 4 Optlmxst 4 JERRY P JACKSON Sacxcd Heart THOMAS E MCMENAMIN I-Iolv Redeemer Sec Treas Arc Club Opt1m1st 4 Rampart .4 4 Arc .J Debate 4 MICHAEL. W MCMULLEN St Ruta s JOHN P MCNETT St Thomae Camas Wash JAMES T MAHONEY Madeleme Dramatlcs 7 4 Rampart .5 4 Glee 1 'P I 4 'A '-sr Z A6 QR 'Q'-f.ar ' GEORGE V MALETA Holy Redeemer Jx Football 1 P Football 4 1 Monogram PATRICK I' MALLON St Joseph H Kronenberg DANIEL C MIKOLAVICII St I,,1lI'lUl19 St Phllhp s Booitex 4 lee MICHAEL W MORELLI Immaculate Heaxt Glee 4 DOMINIC A MORELLI Immaculate Heart G ee 4 X ' 4 v ' sk' :z-K4 X ::,4 A , 5 E W 4, '. 0 U . r S. 'ffl ' X 1-W THOMAS A. MILLER :ff by ' G T :L-4 ' I ' 'Q ' I A 1 5 K ing, 7-. W' . Q A 4 4 ,M 1 LA URENCE A MOP IN St Clare S Arc Club Pres A 1. 7 .1 -I ROBERT NANNINI St Andrews Enlnsted nn Navy WILLIAM C NELAND All b3lllt5 Class Vlce Pres 0pt1m1st .4 Rampart 2 .J 4 Assembly Com JAClx K PAIN St Cecelxa s 0pt1m1st Pres 4 Baseball Mgr Blseball 4 Jr Bask tball Monogram 7 3 B ud P Optmlxst 7 .5 4 Dramatlcs 4 Lreer Leader 'P Rampart 2 .3 4 Assembly Com l Booster Pres 4 PETER W PETROS St Stephen s Monogram Pres 4 Reg Rep Football Z o Baseball .4 4 Jr Football 1 .11 Basketball 1 Monogram 2 3 Skl .5 4 Student Court 4 ROBERT A PLETKA Madeleme Optlmlst 1 7 Booster 4 THOMAS E McMAH Cathedral Scepter .3 Optxmlst 4 Band 1 DAVID P POWERS St Rose Junxor Glee 2 Glee .3 4 Tennls 3 4 DAVID I' RBNNIE St Stephen s Track .J Sln .4 4 Monogram 2 3 Optxmlst 7 JOHN V RICH All Samts Tenms Monogram Football 4 LYLE K ROGERS All Saints Basketball Baseball 2 Monogram 'P Rampart 7 CHESTER H ROOKLIDGI Sacred Heart Track 2 8 -1 Monogram 2 3 4 Dramatlcs 4 HARRY L SCHIBEL Our Lady of Sorrows Football 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 3 -1 Jr Football 7 Monogram 4 RICHARD SCI-IREIBER St John s Mxlwaukle Glee 4 JAMES C SCHULTZ Our Lady of Sorrows Rampart 2 J -1 Debate 4 Student Council .3 4 Rampart Bdxtor 4 ! B A ? I ROBERT N. SELYRIDGE St. Andrews Scepter 3 Tripod Zi-4 ROBERT SHIELDS Madeleine Jr. Football 2 Football 4 Monogram 4 Ski 2-3-4 DAVID CARL SKEEN St Pbrlxp s Jr Football Monogram 4 Dramatrcs 4 Skl 7 JAMES SKOCH St Rose Kllowatt 9 3 4 DONALD G SLANEY Immaculate Heart Football 3 4 Monogram 3 4 Ski 3 4 Band 1 WARREN S SPRAGUE St Rose Baseball .5 -1 Monogram 4 Lxbrarlan Booster -1 MARKO A. SUSNJARA St. Patrick's Jr, Football il Football 4 Monogram 4 RICHARD J. THOMAS St. Francis Jr. Football 2 Glee Z-3 WILLIAM M VAN BUREN St Joseph s Kronenbelg Band 1 Glee 4 GEORGE A VAN' HOOMISSEN Holy Redeemer Basketball Mgr 4 Monogram 4 Kxlowatt 4 Glee 4 JOHN I' VOGL St Rose Track .4 4 Monogram 4 Dramatxcs 4 Rampart 34 DONALD K VREELAND St Patrxck S Skx 4 JAMES A HOESCHEN St Peter s Newberg Ba ketball Mgr Monogx un Sk 4 ALBERT F WEBER ASCCIISIOH Football 4 Mouobrxm 4 ENTIN WELCH Cathedxal Dramatlcs P Optxmnst 4 5k1 4 PALPH J WINCZEWSK1 Rxta s Optxmxst 4 M LIAM RICHARD ZAVRSNICB. All Samts Lxbranan P Cheer Leader Red Crois --n--.. X, Q55 ' X .ff-wx 1... Q W-...Q A x Ml W-.,,,,4 H N 5X 'L 0. f M-asx W 'j'-up ,fm 4 W, par if 1, 'l'wllidu. liulvlmn Vran- uun. lluldvn, a n ll XY:Alkvl' wit, sun. :xml Nwup storivs. Farrell. llopilze. Cngnn. .L Duffy, Gurdnvr. Nquat on ne-w building lnmlwr. I-'Q-llvr, lfullshvilll. Xvl- sun. llunm-1. :nul Svl' X'1lIlllQ in an vmmnun ronvwrmniun and pos! tion. J. l ush-r, XX, l 4mlv1'. Van Iiuwn. 1'+us.g1'L-vw, :md Cunlvy. ffm, J Q ,. w w, 7' n 4 1 , fgfiffa 4 A, 4 ,wi f 2. ' ' 5 2' ' , wx flf 4 , 5 ' .N , . , ,,., , , ' ' - Q , , '- 4, ,Jj b IH' ' ' ' : i- 0 n Q . A A , Mi ' wan 1 ' 4 , 1 .. 1 fflidffmgff 3 0 ,WM , WM ,x , , - V x ggi 1 M , vzwvy ' f ggxgan ,gf I I .Y , 5 ,yo ,Y ,J ' uf ww, ' M 4' L ,ffl A X f , wa, I I ' 5' 3 fm 3 ,, ,, - W wwf, h Q, M' W 4 .Q M L5 ff f ' ,V . . J 5 T 34 , , 42 ' A 5 2 , , I , , .E :,:E my ,, Q x ' ' -112-1 .:sE:Q, W ' ,.. , . H .V.,,,. , , , fx lx: 1 V S . EE? ? V , gi Q- ' f vi 'WT ff ' 3 A . 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The theme Rlg f- lv punvll Maul uns sw I:uvn'1tv' spfwt tm' :un 'wan lfmnl pzmsf V , - v H Y U 1 lx V I yy nlurim.: 'hw clnnm-, ' A A , K 1 ' - SCH00l BANQUETS Guest speakers and awards are always a part of a banquet program At the football banquet, Rudy Lachenmeier of KXI, spoke, and Mos Valuable Player awards were made to Stan Simich and Harry Schihel while the OUlSl?lllfllll,Q' Player trophy was presented to Pete Petros. Mr. -I. W. Edwards of the Portland school system addressed th gathering of fathers and sons. At the same event, Bob McCullugh re ceived the Sposito award for the most valuable basketball player. 13 ,I ,ve f ' Z , I 2 3 5 7 D X x 2 1 x mg QVEQX J 'P ' ' 5556 'N . f-, gi? I , 1 W 2,. I 5 , fi ml A. . ., I Q ' Q Y W it in 44 12, -Q n..lmr'ix 6 we fig' 'af lm! man lh-siglwi' :and Ihr-fc 1-:im ull I Imlly Slslvlr flmlradie, iirouxilgu-tl. 1 l lx H .ir'r-A1':itr1u.4ri1.ii :il 1'-Anim! sid--sh-'tx MARDI GRAS Our War Memorial tlvm- nasium rocked with the gaiety of carnival spirit on the night of February 17, as 1200 Portland Catholic high school students celebrated the annual Mardi Gras. Sponsored by the Inter- School Council for the benefit of the foreign missions, the lads and lassies contributed a total of almost seven hundred dollars. Each school offers the crowd a skit or stage routine and con- ducts a bazaar booth. Partici- pating schools are Central, Co- lumbia Prep. St. Mary's, Im- inaculata, and Holy Child Acad- 1-mv. 'll.uxl,.-r Pam lily.-. fi-Hull uxih ll I wr -fi l1..in1I--41 l.:t-lx lwinzs .mil Wil-l mu ll V11--. A me M, , wwwfavm n 'lol Vhilrl xvml.-inf :lrls .rs ilglrkiv- 1 I Ihr' -lfnrl' lui' Hiwlxzllwl No social event ofthe year can match the attraction offered by the Mardi Gras. An operetta, radio program, vaudeville, side- show, fortune tellers, darts, penny pitchers were the fea- tures in the gym. Movies are shown in the study hall, food and dancing keep up the tempo in the cafeteria. To enjoy all this there are always plenty of boys for the girls and plenty of girls for the boys. Central is happy to play the host to such a healthy social event for such a worthy cause. s im- N who 1-lu-1-rf-:I the -l rv' 1- 'vc svhrmls ,fr www 2 if an ..-.. hr , .MH K , N ,K f h 'WI , Q, fkx,', Q X fy Q , A , . .. W 1. I W , .1 4. 5, Yi N ',f 3 w 1' ff , an iivl vw f as it ' ' Q ' SE' I J Yew N L ' , , Q ,ye 5 4 J Aw A 5 ai, ef!! yy 4 Q, 1 ww F3775 if 5 if Ai- 4 v ,,, V if B , Mf' K ...ii ' .ff in 4 1 fx ,Q 2 x , . aff A-1 ' , ws 'Q 1 , , V 17' . , , ,, '. , fi -' ,F f ' ,, h v QQ '1 5 yi' ff 1 2 4 ii - 'fx , 3, , I 'r 5 Y :.' is gk QQ f if s.. , 'fr fw4,g,zm:,, 1 ' : , M , r 'f 0:3515 'A : -' 5Ew':Q2iT2f7 glen ,. ' 3 Q 4 1 xg 2 'a .141 Q f ff, l in L .1 k g, - N. 4 V..,w-.nl 4 I .:,. 4 f ATHLETICS FOOTBALL km BASEBALL TRACK ff,,,ffW SKIING 'll f Q '1W ,f'5jQQVxmfhv Siif-I ' A 'J ' , f A YZ? V ,XXX J X- . f , T L Y, XB M I E V I' in ,f . B AL KYB jix BW Q Q . QE Q A .BASKETBALL kfvf ,,fgi, tgwfx . ff GRIDIRON GLORY The Ram football varsity of 1946 wrote a story of fame and glory across the pages of Central and Portland pigskin history. Undoubtedly the calibre and the record of our football team surpassed any other Maroon and Gold squad. Early in the season the Rams began to show a rugged defense and a smooth double-wing offense. By mid-season the eleven added polish in play that caught the interest of sports writers and grid fans. Mm' lxh 1011! IDW 1. cond row l in I 1rd row Xl I I il XXII! ll ii ll.Xl l' ' IC, Sl'.Klll l ll1-:ul Foal:-ll q tweak K 1 Y 5 i' as 0' lllil .llrllN XYlllCI..XX Xllili-Iiv lliivrvm' F' ' ': liunwlwi- l.--slung lmolui' lliiili mill Il-null In X'r:1lnif:un, Nusiiianrzu. Sli:-ll lxlll lin 1':mn1n-il. Se 1 -'w--lm, lb--sin:--1. IH-Irvs. Niall Il Nl X v V Vwnul--r li'-nl--lt. l,w:i1wlI1, Svlnilwl. lil L. ' M A' M71 W 'rn' : A .- mx-,ilk llwltil.-, '1'1..lml.s I 11 ' ' - I ' , r1gi4iilm1.gy Vzlrr. Xl' Yr:ml1nlv, I.5i1 lu lliul in A A A - ' ' Q ' st.-.- , wr..--, min- sm -ff, Coach Harry Scarff piloted his charges masterfully to pile up an enviable record, and produced a team hailed by many as the best in town. The sole loss on Central's record came in a post-season game with Jefferson. A heart-breaking field goal in the last minutes of play, spelled a 3-0 defeat for the Rams. Unavoidable district arrangements made it imnossihle for the Rams to gain state championship playoffs. 3? Central 19-Corvallis U 33-Hill Military 0 37-Milwaukie 6 26-Astoria 6 14-Columbia Prep 0 41-The Dalles 7 13-Camas 6 I. ,. 1.1.1 uiiils :mi 1-in-it for 0-JY-?ff91'SUY1 3 W vin, Q 4140! xWW W'f hlmlfl I' ' II.nIfIf.IfIx Individuals ou next page. .lfvlnmy Fe-rrrm ILM- Xlvtwllhlgly D-In Slam-5 .I-,lm Imliw II IIfI-:af-I: Vvrxtm' 'I':u-kIv- Hxlarel 'I'Imn1:aN I'--Iv I'wtrm .lim If--Ningffr I4IlI1'Il ISIPIIVIIPI' IIHTYB' 5 IxiImI I'nIIII:14-I4 I uIII:n1'k 'I':n-klf' II:1IfImI-k Qlx:1rtf'l'Iu:n'k JUNIOR VARSITY JUNIOR FOOTBALL RECORD I IXII App I Central 19-Sabin , ,, 13-Gresham 12 21-Parkrose 14-Milwaukie 25-Columbia ' 14-Gresham N llmll I Iumurl I7 imunvl NInl1Ivv-IN XI:1v'xIl:1'I. Front row: .Nw --1 . L, ': :', . '1 aI, .1 -I 1'ny15111'rI. I :lyn-r. Hiluhfvns. XY1-51, J, Vmnmrrl. Sf'CDI1d YOWI Iizmh. Illllw. I4Ivl1:'Iu'r, Iizlrtvlly. 'I'I1:4yvl'. Iirrf II.nxIXmx. IIIITIIvl.f.I1II. fI.mp1un,h1I1r-5. Third row: Ilulifwn. rdnnltn. XI-ry--V. In-l:m-Ay. NIH' .. lnvr Immun-II IIIIIX HI'IzlIl1'l'Ix II:xnm1umI. N'I1Nxf-nlx. IIUIIUIIX, XIul'l':ly. l,uX:l'uu-. NNIIHI' J Pictured below is the 1946-47 varsity basketball squad, possussors of the Powers trophy, winners of the Catholic High school champion- ship ol' Portland. The Rams got off to a slow start due to the delay caused by the gym constructioii. The Maroon and Gold hoopmen showed sparks of the Samv glitter that glorified the previous year's tournamviit team. ont row: Smili- cond row' Hi-.nh Third rovx: Jqilin ix 1 hulit ii XII nh I in Nl- luyiuxi 1 I il l I I 11 g,,,,11 l l Nl lullli lu I un lmnmlx niitlw--lvl: lrwpl 1 or llrxt :nlnnw in nt-xr filth Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Vern .lar-nits llflrrx Sr-llilwl 50-Scappoose 45-Parkrose 42-Hill 30-Columbia -Rainier -Milwaukie 45-Vancouvel 30 46 Central Central Central Central Central, , Central Central Ken Moffenll.-im' Roca Xnrlervm Gresham -Vancouver Parkrose Star of Sea Milwaukie , , Hill Astoria 38 17 33 VARSITY RECORD Central 30 Central 43 Central 42 Central ,H 49 Central ,,,,, 49 Central 25 Central 44 Star ot' Sea -Rainier Columbia Mt. Angel Scappoose Astoria Mt. Angel Central Central Central Central Central Central H'I'i IH Vvxutx-al -Gresham -St. Mary's -Parkrose Sandy -Gresham Columbia Tournament Games. E S-r Q' 1 . Front row: S-hw.-nk, Fi:-lx. IIIIIIIIIIHIUI. 0,Fl:nh1-1'1y. Dwlanwy, full 111 T1yxXYlrBn'1r Second row: Nmixh, Nlw 'A vy, N 1- 's .,r ' ' ' n- ru- In cm Thlrd row: ILM. f'nuid3 Hiuxz--V, Nlnmlivlx. .Xlllun XV'-In-r, Dil!--r, JUNIOR VARSITY Central JUNIOR RECORD 47 27-Scappoose 20-Parkrose 55-Hill 26-Columbia 25-Rainier 31-Milwaukie 27-Vancouven 23-Gresham 38-Vancouver 36-Parkrose 30-Milwaukie 48-Hill 31-Rainier 33-Columbia 30-Mt. Angel 33-Scappoose 33-Gresham 20-Columbia SKI CLUB Ski Champions of Oregon Hom-r lil:-ks. l':llll Kids-v -. Hzllvn Hull:'llf'l'. Hill' llslxvlains Iloli shi-lfls, IMI t':n'r Hill I,-invlt. 'gut-min XXU lf-ln ,lurk 'Inj l--1' Oregonk winter sports paradise at- tracts a large group ot' Central athletes who ski over the snowy slopes of Mt. Hood each week-end. The Central Ski team recaptured the Dartmouth trophy this year from the Grant high racers in the annual April meet. Pictures of win- ners ot' individual races were not avail- able due to the date of the meet. Intramural sports at Central include touch football, volleyball and softball. Each noon period gives opportunity for the individual boy to bring victory to his Reg. room team. Minor sports in the Central athletic program are skiing, tennis and golf, Two Popular Intramural Sports liluplro 4 rv or --:ills an-'Lita lwltiyul l'ii.-l,.l- Iii iftltitl. 4 --v1':tt1.ili--it ,-nxl1pl't:i',iltllislit-1 ivixtill-t.xlr:l'i, 'i 51!'sw.,i-....,..l ,,, f' ua!-1' nfl X JUNIOR VARSITY Front I'0WZ llilzvr. Vlzqloli. .lvi'r5 NNE-lo-l'. Hola l.lllll'll. llniiv-i'. llzuiiwlx Serond row: .lv-.A liinw-ll, Wi-Ni, Vgiuiflg., llznulm, lllITll4'l'. l':il Hilroy, Thlld 1'DWI XYilliii1-, l llj'l'I', ll, Nntzilivli. 4'.mi':ii'fl IM-l:l1w-v H'l l:nliv-i'!x. lfnclei' Coach Fathvi' Whalen the Juniors are cle-vvlopiiig into good plays-1' matvrial for the Varsity. They will con- tinue competition in Park leaguo play this SUIT1l114'l'. .lixiiini lil'1wll'ini 4 ll Nlilwmilfii- ei Il Ye-rlmol'1 ll L Voiia--iiwliai I tirvxliuiii 11 L, Xlzlxxziiikiu- , Sl I Y1'l'Iiw-11-1 I , Xllllldllllxln' 4- - 4 -i.1n1ll.i .XVI Xlalrllmllr-r In Iliv- :wi H! :I-ll'iu' :i lviliglv iii tliv Hrniil :ami--. llnrry Srliilwl lllilltvs :i init-'nil on Ill'-I Xlot't'i-iilivivi' uwixiing. 'f .,zZ 2 s - r 1, ,,- - n ..1r'1'-, Q .,j'fFf' v pw-13 ., ' . -f Q . ,S ,Q gk N '?.j-- 4,244 va.. w, .. J' . KM 1- , Q n -,Q K ' W J- t ' .A ,,f,N., I v 'jL,f .-.Zan -,Elf Q-www- . 'Lg ff -., ' -Q if 'Q aqui- f kfhal L.wLr ,Aff A: bi -Y. sg 'N 5 , 4, i -,Q M' Af ' .40 -rl'-'ne ,,,-'Ib If TRACK Frou! row: rf-.wnzm I rvnl1xun'rIw.1-nwyglvf-ng XI- I-.nl14HIv.I.mx'-N, Mm Iijlw lwyrlx-vv Second row: Xvllxwum, Xuxum. .I..Dm II.1m,1X ln.:X 1'q.m,.ly-fl, I:-.1-M1vl4w Im-.hwr 'I'lmw1'. .lam 1'mmnx'uI Third TOWC lux!--1 m:m:x:1'r. ILM' Kruv-:1'I', XI IMNVI-v' Nwrm I nxuf1'. XIV'-vnlwff-vm, Vfmb-x Ilwlw. NI.arvYv:4lI1-1' Xiwdwllwlwl' Last row: iwl. Nm-1: sx..1y.-In ww-W. NI11.vk-q lI.mum-rn-I l'.u-II. ll:-Q-vlwxw, Wlvnf, HIV Nlwll-1' I-my IMWI1--1' Nlvfn-N qw-'fl num uv 2111--l.Hv1r11l 1 1 v vu-x M11-.IM wvzvm-.-r v v N Hiflilillgf'Ol'l'CL'Og'Iliti0IlZUTIOIIQ1 il-x1trz1l's outstallding athletic teams. the Ram cindol' squad do- velmwfl into a formidable team. ln the meets to date the Rams haw taken a number of first plan-s but lack sufficient SUCUINI plum- wilmmlrs. Acnvmlas Xxx? A M J NWN goosmzs 'JQM7 9 X DRAMA PunucAnoNs HE W N ,f f N. fx X X511 X506 K f , ig ' 6 X2-J I ' ,gf of Q f . LEE Q- , . . ,Jig i NN if f W- STUDENT COUNCIL TL Guiding hands of student activities and policies are directed by the agile minds of the Council. They do an important work in un efficient way. lil-115, KIHPNI lilIl'liI-lSl'1N'I',X'l'lYES: Nlnslii'in-lu-r. Ihmi-lui-ig Vnwiilg, ll'l4'lnln-rig, l.uli4-lu. 151---4-iixiiilnl Nw-mill iwiw: imirilll. lxvnt, lrnlilwll. Juv N'l1l'l'llii-I' Hauv-tl. ll:Hin'l'. 'l'llii'1l iw.-,: l'gil Smith, llm-1l1'5 Smith, Siinicll. Ilanzwn, limi:-lu-i-A linumr, llzmwkins, 1'1ll'Nt'll, UI-' .U l'llPX: Ili-lunix. lluxxkins, lla-Will, M1-Viilllxulu, Nli-lrimwli Yrnninvn, th-m':v .l:lli:i, llillllll x l 1 1 l N 'l,m'vr riulil llrruillnrfl. iilrsq, limil ilulm, 'I'll1mi:-N, lil, Kiiilvixmi. m'1mm'. Xlut'l'vl1lf-Ai'-r. .'I'llI1lIl CHEER KINGS MANAGERS llill Zuvrsnii-lc. .lurk l':1in, lill llwrni-. Any Centralite who wants a perfect example of boys who give all they have for the success of Central athletics n e e d only observe these boys. The cheer leaders get plenty of the public eye, but they give plenty of voice and motion to at- tract support. The team managers do not get the spotlight. Theirs is the thanks and appreciation of every varsity athlete. l-4'NI4'l', 1 i. lrwin Xl nn Y-un llooniiu Bl 1' lf uw- SCEPTER The long and tedious task of pre- paring the Yearbook for publication is well paid for by the smiles and eager- ness of students on the day they re- ceive their books. The Staff of the SCEPTER merits praise for solicit- ing the advertising which makes the book possible. The Staff, under the direction of Father Saalfeld, gives special thanks to Father Lair for help in photogra- phy and copy, to Father Whalen for advertising, to Bruno Studio, Hicks- Chatten Engravers, and Dunham Printing Company. 1 Mullen. lrurrie. .Xl ll l B ll tl l 4':n1m-l'rln alt il :zulu I ll I it Y I DP ' if fi? I ,f if .. Q :iff i cv ' Vw A fyfl, ,vi ml M . . . 4- .. ff ff Fx .-' s . 3 ,, ,thc ... 3 I eg, Q 1 I Z y its r g g Cf: ff f , 1 , , W f 44 W QWKZ' azjgaiz W , 93 , , if if ' ef wk lil cl! 49' 'S il'- , ..-,.. 'Jaw K 5 mm RAMPART STAFF I, l'I1liIrn's Ihlll' lem: :Ind Jim N-huliz rlis cuss plains. 2. .Xrr-l1ilu:il4l, Iipvilv. S4-tam. Yugl. In-XYiIl. Xlilll-l'. l,o-on:-lli XI:ilml1v3. Vustu-llw. llurrilu M1-NIQ-nzmiin 'urs qw wx' '- -A ' 4- X5 it ll! 1. .nml urltiis lmisfh. Palm. Ns-lalnfi. l1rmllll'll'4l 1'1linllx wud trivfl In lnnlw thi' flvzlrlllm-. Smith 5 fag.. ,, , ,..V . . l 'wif ,, 1 W f The official chronicle of events and life at Central appears each month with the issue of The Rampart. Proof of its quality and coverage of school events, as well as of its attractive to- pography, lies in its rating by Marquette University. For the fifth consecutive year The Rampart gained the All-Catholic rating, highest possible award for a school paper. The Staff, and Father Maloney as Adviser, perform an ex- cellent work of acquainting students and Alumni with school affairs. For the Rampart we watch! Outstanding as a service club at Central Catholic, The Booster Club, under the effi- cient guidance of Father VVillis Whalen, carries out many an important assignment in con- nection with school affairs. The promotion of ticket sales, publicity, gate keeping, and poster displays were among its duties. New in Booster work this year was the concessions stand at home basketball games. To this group of industrious Boosters The Scepter again gives its special tribute. BOOSTER Spending' 1,,x Qniv I.u1 l,1xl l..ilnl1. I ill 5. C l u B I' -l,.,vI Seaieilz Klmnfii l'.m.4 ll- nn, X'.i.1ll:in--fn1i'l, l'l--ikza. mlm, :rinlp in lun:-1' plvture. MONOGRAM The number of proud wearers of the Maroon and Gold sweaters increases as our athletic program expands. Let- termen are grouped together in an excellent service organization. Boys who have demonstrated their prowess on field and floor receive the opportunity to develop leadership in other ways. Monogram men conduct the Student Court and enforce student discipline. They care for order in the cafeteria and in assemblies, and an- nually sponsor a Monogram sport dance. 1. G l EE C LU B SENIOR GLEE ms, ,Owe ,A..,t,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,. Q,,i,,,H,,. ,,,,,.,,.,,e,lx. .,,,N,,,,,,. Music has its part iii erluczitirm at Central. The Senior Glee .Xi'!Ii1iv, liugzm, I A 1 Q . SETQW1 f0 '1l'ff5e-H Imw, .i1..-u-4.ii, xi...-.iii xi:.i,,,1..N, C lulm, unfler the capable direction of Patlier Pall, provided many :llrIl l'. 51 ll 'l HI' TIA Cl 'Z Yu ll 'ii Xlfwwll. vzlll: Z' v . l'1 All. l 1 . . . iii ifllur ii, if1.i,l1ii.a. 1ii-N..'iil,,,,-ii.iiii, 'H H 'Hi delightful selections for programs throughout the Year. rim ww: WML M,H,w- www. ,WI my WU' H lhe Junior filet- C lulm, composed of lf reshmen and Sophomores. u-u.- - ,: 111. 'fi-1, , . . . . . Secoxicil wwf' N,.ii.ii.-it xliiii-I-1-1-me xi .1.,-Mil l-Qllie, in receives fundamental music training under the guidance of uw- l'l up-r sl irli. Viv- wi' 7 Third row: 1' 'H X 1 v N,,4,l,.ii i4.1Q i-,I1.g,',iffl'l 'i'iQ.l',..i'fi'V'i 'l' N 'il'il' l': i' Sister CO!'t0Il2i and will be the clioral groups of the future. ARC CLUB Front row: lml'i':ux4 lat-rs'-li I'4Illl li. W llills Fziupfl' Second row: Yea-1, K-Alley, Xllrin, XIV may lm ni-ii':'iu. The Arc Club is composed ol' a group of boys interested in radio. They hope to become ham radio operators. OPTIMISTS Optimist Basketball Champions of 1947 Sitting: Imuli-ir, Mvlluuli. Front row: Holy Kruw-ui-r. Irivlt 1':mn4uwl. 4'lint-ln llaillrup, .lolin Ile-nick. Second FOW1 l':nin, l':m1niIlr. -lan-ls lirlivzf-I'. Nistlt-r. Optimist Bowling Champions lion llilm-, 'llim Nlr'Xli-liaunill. ,lim Xlcliwn- :ilrll l.zirry llt-nick, Tom t'url':m, ltzulph ' 1 1 x ki XXI nf- ,n-xx 'I The school club which won an enviable publicity and merit this year was the Op- timist Organization. ln their athletic program they gath- ered the Optimist league bas- ketball championship of the city, while the bowlers scored sufficient strikes to win the city trophy. Vlinirnmn Anderson shakes hands with .Iohn Brouillard of the nl'!'irumIin-, while- Ne- Inml of lln- winning In-zznlive watches, Ml-Me-nuniin. Hunc, lil-oinillanl - affirmn- tive, f'lmirm:ln Ander- -on, Nelznnd. Hagan, Selmllzgnegativf-. DEBATE Each year the Senior English classes prepare and present a debate upon a cur- rent topic of national interest. On the evening of February 10, a large group of parents came to hear their sons argue the topic of Socialized Medicine. The judges, Rev. Arthur A. Sullivan, Mr. Neil Malarkey, and Mr. Clarence Young decided that the negative gave the most complete and effective argu- ments on the question. Central seeks to train public speakers by annual speech and declamation con- tests for each class, by participation in civic contests, and by dramatics. 1 Z' i A-nam 'iw 1 x 'M lf gf ' :lf - 'fi 1 V. 1 4 . in , W I A .l Q-. Nga 'V ,A 2 gf mv GW n , 4 qi A fd' 1 -u ff Q if v .. vs 'Ass P M M, Hz 1 .-.mug DRAMATICS One of the greatest advances made in the last few years has been in the field of dramatics. Mindful of last ve-ar's success, another major produc- tion was even more eagerly received in April of this year. Although the cast of Seventeen was inexperi- enced, the skilled hand of Sister Cor- tona smoothed them out into sea- soned thespians. Upper left: Xlr. l'ul'f'llvi' +lirit'fillr is pluywnl Ivy ilu' inill lm ilixl lim zpe .: 4- : M Upper right: Larry llvnifk :md l.nrrp K-nr fu-I :is thi' 1-luilllrvn nt livin! :md Nlzllmli.-y in ilu' Vllrisl Inns play 'lliiggq s Xlwrry 1'lil'istn1:is. Below --'l'l1v 1lnyiv'il1 'rmip in So-vu-ini-1-vu. ACTIVITY DIRECTORY Ixll VKATT CTL xl EI TLT 'XNIAT ll N IPOD K1 UR NII- XXII 'NTIJNOI N 'IIIVIIST ,' UK'-.I II II ,rm ' ', In .-'Im' CLLII: IzIIfI,I-11: c:I.IIr: sI.nIII, I I 1 I .II II., II I I I. I I' 'I I .I I I I I I II -I . II .I IIII. . II I ,I I II I A . I I I , IIIII I I -' I FII ' I I1 ' I I II I III IIII I II . II I II II I I I II .III I - I IIII I I I I I I -- II I I I I I I II I IYIII ,II .III II I I -II III II I- I- I . I . ' II I , X I ,Y I I. III' N I I - w 's I xx I. .I 'I I ' ' ' rl: I. I 'II' ' III ,IIII IIIII - IIII- I,I III I , III I I IIIII II I II I'I III X: - III II II . I- I IIA I f ' 'I' II ,XVII '3 II' I I I II I 'I' I I ' ' 'I'I I I II IX I I III I ' ' ' 'I' IIIII -I II II. II. III, -III ' III I II5I'I I .I II. I I - ' ' ' II I III , I I I ' II I I II I I I'I'I -I I 'I-I ' . I ,.I I . - I mn. ' I .I I I IIIII '- I' 'I' ' I ' I I I I I'I. III I' :II III- ,II: - I II'I I-I :I III V, ' I III I I II -- II II .. .I II 'II' ' I I ' I ' II II II .I .. .I II.,-I I I I I II It III II I I I II II T X I I- ,I II I I, I I X I I IINIW' I In N X II IIIIT I I, ',I III I I k .II .I II N ' ' ' 'I x. III -I II N.. I 'I I. I I II I X. I I II - 'I I There has been a tre- mendous growth at Central Catholic High since that day in May, 1939, when this dedica- tory picture was taken. It is the wish of your 1947 SCEPTER en- graver, Hicks-Chaiien E ngravingCo..and your printer, Dunham Printing Co.. that thia next year and the years to follow will show the same continued prog- ress in your worthy Eoal of a well-rounded Christian educational program. W ,tqgglt ,, DEAR STUDENTS Look through these pages wlth prrde They are a record ot your accompllshments durlng the past year and we your parents teachers and sponsors congratulate you' Pelhaps now you do not tully reallze the value ot your Chrlstlan educatron but as each year passes you wrll trnd strength and consola t1on rn what you have learned at Central A l11'ldl'1C19T a great c1v1c leader and youth or gamzer recently sard to me and I guote Sam you people must have somethrng ln your Cath ol1c educatron No matter where l meet students ot Central Cathohc l-hgh School and l frequent ly meet them they always conduct themselves rn an outstandmg manner Some day soon We wlll copy your Way ot educatlon Thrs was a great lTlbUl9 to your school and to me as a Cathohc layman Have prlde rn the Chrrsttan prrnclples you are learnmg and prlde 1n the prrnclples on wmch th1s great government was founded Apply these prrnclples rn your day to day l1v1ng and you wlll loe usetul and Worth whrle crtlzens SAM A. NMIQ COMPLTMENTS OF DIERINGER BROS GROCERY and MARKET 4500 S E WOODSTOCK BLVD BART'S Bgrt gpprecrote your bustnes S E 50th cmd FOSTER ROAD LIBERTY TRANSFER 6. STORAGE CO BRoadway 5654 515 N W 6th Ave , - - 1 4 . , I I I O 1 I o n o . , 11 f I ' I 1 , Y l f v , ' , 1 , 1 11 . 1 . 1 -w , . , , 1 - 1, , 1 S S L . Y ' ., -S A - , .. . . . . . - 1 X VVQT Your Whlstle with anim noble Old Fashloned ROOT BEER Best vmshes for ea happy and prosoerous future to the Class of 47 ROSE CITY BOTTLING CO OMPLIMEN I S CDF .I C BAYER ROOFING SHEET METAL DEHEN KNITTING CO SCIBZEAEJQQI-D 730 S W 10th Ave Quallty Meats Sth dCI STAINLESS STEEL SPECIALTIES S ESTABLISHED Ian 14 S W MARKET STREET X , ff, H . E, 1 ,J l C FHM! I IMIINTS JI' 1 . , . I. L O ix an ol ege I I COMPLIMENTS mphm nts f f ,T PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL nfo,?4fvsk X,....R W vcrg,-, X MORAN FUEL CU N1 1 Compllme-nts oi THE TR ml 6969 HANSET BROS ALDER MARKET Mfgrs l903NV A Prtl dlzoeq Co A e O of f E . . A, E ww3Qwsf? , il xg-Q U W ffyx , L, jg H E 6 sid E E . effx Q -- Y f1'.L'f- ,---X ', if I A 74' mms Ii, . umm ci ,l' .11 E1 ' I in' . O CIT! 1 I' on DUNNING MOTORS IPPXNK JIWI AINIJ GFURGIR DUNTNINC four Amt 1OY1ZPd HUDSON DEALERS SALES AND SERVICE TR 8 0757 2631 N E ALBERTA STREET Flash' Buy WHERRIE Tcnlored Suxts and Slcxcks W L REID CO Contract Bullders 900 Pdttem to Select Fxom S mbtaetton Guaranteed Hardware WHERRIE TAILORING CO. S W W3Sh1I'lg1Ol'l Sf BEaCon Between 9th .md 10th Axe 108 W BURNSIDE G MILLER H J TRACEY Perfect Funeral Servlce MILLER 8: TRACEY S W 20TH PLACE AND MORRISON BRoadway 2691 I i ,.:, A X P Y, ' L J. . - - . 832 WE. - I I 'D I Comphmenis 0 a FRIEND Altstock, Fay 81 Company eu ers in Exclusxve D I PHYSICIAN S 6. HOSPITAL SUPPLIES SWY y0 IORTLAND 1 ORFCON RASK BROS MARKET For the Best m Foods And P lce You Ccm Affo d To Pay rd I NW2li BRdy CROWN STYLED Announcements CO1 rect Personal Cards IOSTEN S Treasurecraft Rmqs 1313 S W 13TH AVE O AT 3385 922 . . amhill Street BR0udwa T86 , 1 . , . - -1 I r' S r Pue I Sy Se vlce Alvmxyi Medals and Trcnphles 539 . . s at Hoyt . . . aa wa 9707 Portland l, regon . COMPLIMENTS OF A FRIEND S BELL PARIS CLEANING PRESSING DYFING dyBl d tN E.17thA 'rlph r:Ax5151 CONGRATULATIONS GREINER S ELECTRIC SHOP 238 S W STH AVE MII U Everythmq EISCITICGI In the Sprung a young man S fancy turns to the gurl unQ. VVUWK QWA my W Lg X gy XL! tm WM WwxXI5Q5su broadway near alder :Wg E In Q S W X VF Q A ,f' Elec-' 5 'Tiff E? K . 'fjgfxl If CLASS OF'-17 fy! ,,Q!.,f 1 ' 1 1 1 l - 1' W IIA 11 X , UI, xi. X r . my Jr, I I BILQTZIKI Q I nag, 'ww Un V .CI . Ve. . . ' CVjfJIUj'JIIITlGI'II1S of MILTON L. GUMBERT th dS.W.M ' Laurel Grocery 81 Meat Market AT QUALITY GROCERIES FROZEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BRocrdwuy 2127 MEATS FISH ana SEA Foons COMPUMENTS Dr L L McKenna REG ROOM 16 Dent stry 3152 E BURNSIDE ST M g l g UPI IX ILRX SPRX ICI' I URTL XNIJ ORPC ON Corner f 9 an orrlso inf 0 1 0 , I VE. 9075-EA. 8020 706 or an Bui din . v - - . 1 Y - 3 5 Av i 2 A' BIRELEYS BOTTLING C0 Comphments of PORTLAND OREGON MR C MALETIS AND SONS IEWETT BARTON BUY SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS L HOOD SALES COMPANY PAULSEN AND ROLES LABORATORY I crmtor Supphes Industnal Chemicals Pmnls vGfI11SheS A d c p 1. f HOUSEHOLD ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES EAVY and KERN ADDISUN KNAPP C0 I , . - from - . . I I-.1 xq f',,.A.pI1r , It? V .- . . I . ' I ' I n a om lete ine o Lumphmeht 1 U NEILL TRANSFER C0 1991 N W UPSHUR COLUMBIAN PRESS HC Prmters S W STARK STREET 7 LEONARD 1 BRADY W PAULSON Noor Covermqs Sh idea Vonetmh Bhhd 820 S W YAMHILL ST BEac 6241 Comphmems of FRED CHRISTENSEN GRADING CONTRACTOR 1 Move the Earth 1017 S E 34TH AVE EA 8934 For GMS and Chddreh S C1othmq 2316 N E BROADWAY GA 6350 1ORI'1 AND 1 OREGON Food You W11l Llke S H E L L E Y S Breakfast Lunch Dmner U s BANK BLDG SthAe kad 1 '1I11f'111I1OIl1f3U1 ' 5 0 Go I I I . CQ sos . . C E ATwa!er 868 - 1 H ' L Q CHU. 1-1. NHHE11 on 9 O . . t I 11. . ix v nue,bei.S!ar n Oak ' ', 1' 2. .' MONARCH FORGE gl MACHINE WORKS CASCADE PORTLAND OREGON CONSTRUCTION COMPANY MODERN PAVEMEN TS OWEN BOTTLEB ART BLAIR 5 ARTIST MARKET FtIMt A 1 N -, fl I I . . WAY . . . . Fm' the ines n eas 6 S. . HAWTHO Twenty IIVG years of reI1a ble home selhnq SQTVICS IH Portland and suburban areas INCOME AND INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES PROPERTY MANAGEMENT GENERAL INSURANCE Xu EWMAN co RLVYLTORS 3 fDantpaM u4 BUY' 825 CORBETT BLDG BE 4171 Our past record IS your guarantee of cornpIete sat lsfactlon The BANK OF CALIFORNIA NATIONAL ASSOCIATION In Portland S W Sixth at Stark sAN FRANCISCO SEATTLE TACOMA MEMBER OF F D I C ARMSTRONG DOLAN BUILDING MATERIAL CO NEW AND USED BUILDING MATERIAL ASPHALT TILE ARTCRAFT CO 939 S W STAHK ST BH 2541 S E BTH AND BELMONT ST LUMBER YARD WINDOW SHADES VENETIAN BLINDS S E 7TH AND TAYLOR ST EA 3157 IADN . I LINOLEUM ONE IN THIRTEEN IS EA I?!6g2PhVE 9459 BE 'EEA' PIBTH 0334 DISABLED BY ACCIDENT You w1II be amazed how I1ttIe H Costs to Cover your Son S Medlcal Expense HENRY C C STEVENS AGENCY 803 AMERICAN BANK BLDG 1205 N E Sandy Portland 14 Oregon GASOLINE BEAVER STATE I-We Longer bY Driving Cal'efuuY Fuel 011 Dlesel Q11 Stove OH 5712 s w 'rAYLons IU RRRRR ROAD Dependable Car' MULTNOMAH Sold by G d A P t d FR e CH ltisleunze Michael P Rusk R1chf1eIdD1str1butor IVI1Ik and Cream wr: use Mu B435 ACCIDENT - AUTC e FIRE -- MABINE - LIFE Again Proving . . FINE PORTRAITS NEED NOT BE EXPENSIVE ARTISTS and no Photographers 416 s w ALDER BH d y COMPLIMENTS OF LA DU REALTY CO PORTLAND OREGON DOUGLAS FOOD STORE 2348 S E ANKENY Good Thmqs To Eat SOFT DRINKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES Coast Electrlc and Manufacturmq Co POWER CONTROL EQUIPMENT FRANK J STARK Mg tl W GA 2844 SE 2377 9 , Manufacturers of ' ' ELECTRICAL, LIGHT AND ' , . , xx g I oa wa 1164 Poriland, Ore. Sea t e, ash Qonqratulairon The UNITED STATES NATIUNAI. BANK 32 Branches m Oregon ROBBEN Sz SUNS OIL BURNER AND HEATING SERVICE Trrdustrml and Domostro Stovo and Drosel Q11 3024 S E POWELL EA 9475 LA GRAN NEW LAUREL MARCQOCIGAR PHARMACY con 28TH AND BURNSIDE Factory and Retarl 230 S W STH AVE AT 6035 CECIL FARNES COMPANY Records Radlos Applxances 2726 E BURNSIDE LA 7353 PORTLXNID I ORPCON T 5 MEMBER FEDERAL DFPOSIT INSURANCE CoRPorzATroN , . . BUSCH FURNITURE C0 Smce 1885 OREGON CITY OREGON UTTS RAVMU 5. APPLIANCE tyfzzzvvg EASTS RECURD S OF MCDONALD S GROCERY KYour Qualzty Food Store! 26 N. E. 47th Ave. 'Nun BUIHNICIC S1 VE mon! 9684 ZEN NEB BROS SEED CO 3720N E S dyB1d. PORTLAND OREGON T I phone MUrdock 1101 V - - Homo' -1 ..-, A Q- - -- Iig' ' ,1 ,452 9' ' W ,NX , A Pff 'Q T126 '- -- , f OMS O .Jfi :.r 1 THE 2 If 3760 lf, HAWT RN! :AST 1331 I E ' l I O . . an v COMPLIMENTS OF JACOBBERGER STANTUN 8: ZELLER Architects JOHNNY S VALET SERVICE For Better Cleaning and Pressing 4731 33 S E Hawtome Blvd CHARLES L HUNF AIND SON PROPS Make Shopping One Your Lighter Tasks Do Your Shopping at the RASK S RASK FOOD STORE 8 N E KILLINGSWORTH MU 9044 ART S SHELL SERVICE Tires Washinq S E UNION AT STARK PORTLAND 14 OREGON LA t 8278 IT S ENRICHED WITH VITAMINS AND MINERALS FRANZ BREAD It s Good' You ll Enioy Its Delicious Taste I I I ' I I of 1 I Lubrication - Accessories W h 1 I S . ncas SCHMITT STEEL COMPANY Industrlal Steel Works 247N ihW t28ihA PORTLAND OHEGOI' CHYVIPI IWTFINTS WOODHOUSE AND GAINER Mrs R E Mullen S E 39TH d HAWTHORNE 1 9421 A9 PENN MUTUAL LIFE S E 7TH d MORRIS 1 Mobll Tues md Mobi Battcncs Mobll Gas Mobll O11 INSURANCE CO P ld COMPLIMENTS OE Portland s Own Store CLEANERS AND DYEBS ,N lThe Home of Beauhful Dry cleanmga Www' dftzank 60 ORTL DS O O 1931 W Burnsxde 1811 N E Sandy AT 5494 EA S757 - . . an ' ' ' VE1-mon Special en! 0 or es v . , , an ON LAncasier 688 ' ' . B28 acific Bui WWI. C. SC'Il'Xll'I l' IE' ' T10 K 1 Y vi P H d 4 Oreg 1 ' r P .,.. .C ..,, .ST H For Your Sporting Needs ee AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT M O Sprmgs Shockcxbsorbers Lcxcquers BE 4949 321 N w 9TH AVE 1106 12TH AVE S W Flfth cmd Salmon PORTLAND OREGON I ORTLAND SF XTTI I' MAPLEWOOD CREAM CO Mllk Cream ci Ice Cream 44 N E U EAXBISS Iohn B W1esmann Realtor Home Bullder ALI KINDS OF INSURANCE 4o4 L Bldg S W 4TH AND OAK BR d y VINCENT COGAN OREGON MUTUAL FIRE INS CO Insurmre Of All Kmd 401 s w STARK BE 6353 . 3 . .r 4: . I I fr . 1 - O , . f c ,e I3 ewxs . 5 . . nion Ave. ' ' oa wa 6593 , , - , s ATTENTION RAMS As the vanou sport seasons roll around dron 111 a11d let our staff of experts see that you are cor rectly outhtted lor your parhcular sport We carry all nahonally known bands of the hnest 1n sports equ1p1nent Come 111 and ask for Herm Ioe Cruck We ll be glad to help you 1n whatever way we can By the way we have a good assortment of marron and qold Jackets Herm Semler SEMLER S SPORT GOODS HENNESSEY COETSCH 8: MCCEE Funeral Directors N W 17th Avenue and Davis Street BR 1453 CATHOLIC BOOK 81 CHURCH SUPPLY CO Books Rel1q1ous Artlcles Church Furnlshlnqs Candles Cards for All Occaslons 314 S W Washmgton Street PORTLAND 4 OREGON TOM E. SHEA QJVVITGI Bliloadway 5163 WEST S BODY SHOP Complete Body 6. Fender Service Wreck Rebmldmg and Reiuushmq PATRONIZE THE WEST Only Block IIUITI Centml HI 2648 E Burnsnde EA 3600 Meet Me at The 318 S E Grand Ave Between Oak and Pme PORTLAND OREGON Owner TOM QOSGROVE - -- - H - - - COSLYNN CAFE LA ROY IEWELERS Dlamonds Watches lewelry Srlverware 424 s w WASHINGTON Bl-'Iacon 4476 Convement Cred1t Terms Your 1 ffelry Ren ode-led y hxpert leweler rert bwtss ono Amen or Wotcr Reporrmq Crt Most Reosonolole Pnces Cable Address Otfices Vranizan, Portland 347 Fifth Avenue Fairbanks. Alaska SUZZANNE BEAUTY 'SHOP 'NIEVS IOC ATION 715 Tunes Buxldmq Phone BE 0960 Fomplete lame ot Beauty Work J M VRANIZAN C0 S 6. T FOOD MARKET Ouanly lvreats and Grocerres 4554 N E UNION AVE lmporters Exporters Wholesalers All The Famous Make Watches 1215 S W Broadway PORTLAND 5 OREGON t HAMILTONS t ELGINS if WALTHAMS t GRUENS 11 BULOVAS 'ff LONGINES tnhes g 1 X 11 bl RQY md gtS,l1tj,m Twenty trve Years Servmq the Northwest both mnn and women ROY AND MOLIN M tml' P MU 9205 TH 7747 aus s w Alder bet 3rd and 4th Honolulu T H - I u Q V 1 ' 1 L, ,, , f y.. o ,. 1 , .J T kk 1 I ,. ' E, . - . ' A r- .ioo s L r L, ' ' W 0 0 0 , . . . . . fx , 1: 1 . and other nationally known wax ' L L 2 'z ' ut U ' 1 .. 13 ' ' 1 'I ' ' ' , 2 1 h , , , 1 'z, , 1. Congratulations to the Class of 47 from THE J K GILL CU BOOK SELLER STATIONERS OEEICT OUTFITTFRS S W FIFTH AVENUE AT STARK Blioadway 3971 502 N. W. BROADWAY DEMAS BROS All Sorts of Sweets BEVERAGES GROLERIES FOLD SANDWIC HES Non News lurnlshlnp AN'S SHO U69 S VI IIOADWAY FOIYLAND l OIIOON GArheld 3712 A RARE PRODUCT OE OREGON SANDY MYRTLEWOOD SHOP G1fTS Souvemrs Novelues 4706 N E Sandy Boulevard Portland 13 Oregon JOHN J CAVANAUCH JR M4-41 SmclyC'x0tT111 e TUvcedo 2253 Amcle Al 0 Made To Om F Comphments o a Frlend ' 1 I NK M P ' u c , 3 , A f O I I , , 1 -1 1 H Factory and Salesroom . 1 Y . fi Y,E..L - uc s s '9 The Oregon Country IS God s Country for Beauty Your prctures Wrll help you to appreclate t Ne de elop ent ph t phv ll help yo to d b W h e e a e etc o e you th L me nd equlpme t THE Camera Repalr Shop 1437 S E 39th Ave LA 0405 You Are Always Welcome At EVERGREEN TAVERN 1905 N W 26th Ave PORTLAND ORECOIN BR 9968 Complrrrrents Ph11J Zeller A R Zeller FUNERAL DIRECTORS ANDERSON S GROCERY Fresh Meats Fresh Vegetables O C 300 200 IOHN F IFAI IFARL N LLAI 1637 W Burnsxde AT 7943 WE TELEGRAPH FLOWERS Phone EAst 1677 EDDY S FLOWERS the rm st lor All Our tort LDDY HAVIMPR JOHNNY VEACH W athe ly Blg P tla d 14 O gon Complrments of Arthur I Manlon 1012 S W Broadway HOWELL PIANO COMPANY MAGAZINES CANDY Portla d Largest Exclus P Dealer ' i . N W V m S in 0 0- gra t wi u 0 a ' bettrJo.. 'r 'Ht . ' ' ' , , serv wr. 'za ras. tllm, a ' n , 1 1 I Y Ag Hawthorne Williams Ave. at Sianton TR. 1155-Day or Night I I I p n I u.m. to 3: p.m. my ,- , o. K V , 'ns' ' , . ,1 1 n 'S ul - ' u . . ive iano e r . ' or n , re C OMPLIMENTS OF FRANK A HEITKEMPER INC CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF 47 C ONIPLINIRNTS OI' Ioe Hanna 6: Son Grocerles S E F SU 5733 East Slde Hudson Dealer MARKS MOTORS NEW AND USED CARS Complete Repau' Shop 1338 N E SANDY BLVD EA I 9700 1 O BUSINESS PRINTING CO 2251 N E Ghsan VE 1 3 67 Conqratulatlons Nlcholas Unqar Shoe Department I mpllmem I KUCKENBERG CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Compllments of Rose C1ty Landscape and Nursery Compan Y 6418 . . osi . s Por! and, regon . M H QC I. f' 0 ' ffafwfI1ff1f11If2 of to the 1947 Grads I O of CCIIEITIIIIIIOIIIS of . I I . . . ' Si. rmon 1 ALBIN A TRANSFER CO Plano and FUTHIIUIG Movmq Lohq Dlstahoe Hauhncg TR ty 8042 avoe N M spp A P tland 12 O ego IOF F FISHER LOMMERCIAI. HAULING E tm te Gl ily Fu hed Comfhmert I PIONEER FRUIT DISTRIBUTORS NC NEW CATHOLIC GIFT CENTER The Last 'Word IH Rehqlous ATIICIGS Sele ted Lme of Church Goods IVI1ss1oh Goods e SDQCIGIIY 2 s w Ald A ie 4 2 IAMESA HUNT I W MQLKEY M n ge OC SAM S Expert Shoe Repcur NVORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED 2107 wash ngto WIILVVAUKIIL OREGON S EERRARIS Prof LOOK SHARP FEEL SHARP BE SHARP THE NEW BARBER SHOP ana s w zND AVE Hollywood Styhsts THE THREE SHARPS m Mac Le THE IRWIN HUDSON C0 439 N W 15th Avenue PORTLAND 9 OREGON PRINTING LITI-IOGRAPHING MARKING DEVICES O 1 1 ' J I I S C Wtmlm-mic amd Retail ' A I A P' C ini I PP . issis i i ve. or , r n ' ' I A I . 26 . . er Si. Twa r 79 Res. Phone: TRini1y 1988 PORTLAND, OREGON si Z1 s uc rnis al Ll 1' ASS 'illle I 1 4 I i n Street , P- , AJ. Ji o COMPLIMENTS OP NIEDERMEYER MARTIN CO WHOLESALE POLES PILING LUMBER ld g B 1 PORTLAND OREGON TRini!y 6924 We Hurry TOM BENSON PLATE GLASS Auto Glass Replacements Glass of All Kmds 1600 N W 11 W dl O BURNSIDE HARDWARE 61 VARIETY zszh A or School Supphes Coll1ns 6. Wllmes B03 IAMES Clqm. Co FOOD STORE 'ra seso TONI-IECTIONS and Fme Meats, QIGARETFI ES Fme Grocemes COMPLIMENTS Ol' ANNE PALMER BAKERIES 2249 N WILLIAMS AVE 2 26 N E UNION AVE 10 OO IN E SANDY BLVD TONI S FOOD MARKET OPP JAINTZEN BEACH PARK Q 5426 GRANATO S SWEATER SHOP Sweaters and Sox 1 o Ready to Wear Dt ut DEHEN SWEATERS n Dre Club QS 1429 S E 39111 A PORTLAND 15 OREGON ve. and Burnside Si. 1 I I f Spa in ui ding . I iams. cor. ei er I Portland. regon 4 VErmon I - , '5 l- - A -l Made 0 rdel' I 8119 N. DENVER AVE. 5946 N. E. Umon Ave. 311 5, W, YAMHILL ST, 7 '. . . l is rib ors of N 1 I E ' ' Lettermo - ss A A Cl 1. ' ' . . venue 14 Doors North of Huwthorncf EAGLE LUMBER Yards 4204 N E Clackamas 6636 N Albino Ave MU 1311 Lumber Mrllwork CIVIL SERVICE TRAINING Prepare for Exams Unusual Opportumues Clc ssroom nd Exter1s1or1 Western Tra1n1nq Servlce g I d 4 ACE ELECTRIC CO COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL AND RESIDENTIAL WIRING FLLC FRIC VKARNI AIR FURNIACES r y u p to u VVVI' I-I'I V l V'I'V- THE BIG LITTLE STORE 1512 W Buxnsxde SL GFOCGTIGS and Dehcatessen THE CUPBOARD COFFEE SHOP Broadway and Salmon GLEN W DORRES CQMPUMENTS QP Unlon Furmture St R059 zsso N E Umon Young People s MU 9179 Club Baby Ward Robes Unfmlshed Eurmture Chest of Drawers Cabmet Work St k Mad to O de O .I I V 7 I A new A V Fo 0 r home. Com le a tomatic controls f winter heating and summer ventilation. . . Si. I U ' ' L- 3 up MU. 1172 ? I I Panama Bld . Por! an , Ore. Co. - . l I I I Q oc e r r