Corvallis High School - Chintimini Yearbook (Corvallis, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1942 volume:

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Soon peace was restored and wild rejoicing begagn, but Chintimini was nowhere to be found. Many warriors sought for her in vain. Some believed she perished from the long vigil on the mountaing others said she was a goddess. Ever after the Indians called the mountain Chintimini in memory of the brave maiden who saved them from destruction. . - The white man has conieg and named the mountain Mary's Peak. But to the Indians, Chintimini Mountain- stands as a monument to the loyalty and sacrifice of Chintimini. 1 , , ' I' me qv-I ' 'K Y4 I ' R' - ' . is 'Fi n ' ,- i 'ii 5' . a . ' I- I if r 4 mnvs it 4: 19 42 PUBLISHED B7 7fL2, Ufsfwccbfed fizdenfgvy Gvwzzlls, Zfcffu fdwvi Cdlunlidsf , M222 Yffdmi Ewmwffww ZW 771 the youth 0fAme1'fm . War are the future men and women of the greatest democracy the world has ever known. Soon we leave Corvallis High, the first to graduate since this great war began. Let us prove we are worthy of the principles of liberty, equality, and justice we have learned here. Let us assert the right of those who come after us to learn those same principles in a high school in a free country. 4- X eg I 1 W 5 A , 595 5 EF i Q 5 X S J! 1 3 4' X 52: Q 5 if 5 is 5 E AL f 'i m I .- 5 . ,w frgf Y, PE 1 Sig? Q mf 5 ii? X N1 A g ig K 5 ' 2 SSS Wifi? 5 Q SQ : xhgyt 5 iswg 15, ,N K F5 as .E -It e Y S514 .Q ex 5 X E vw We :L ,Q +, may if -iff av.: T iss SS vs Q w Y, Lf ig ? si I B1 if ,x :S Q fag. .. -. 1-,A 1 s A 'r wwf-f Ns fwv M1bw. ff.4?, . wiht! A, ,,l.L,!4 W ' I 'Cl '54 ,,5,,Q, V W. ,..M....,. 6 - 4 mmm mn M N ,fwww-W-w.....J.. H .wp .W-...aw ,.M--sw-vmnwuvwumnv. rmwwummmgmmpw it i .. X 'fi ,Vx 3 -Egg' 1 5555 : Y- Q fiizxgii? DEDICATED TO LOYALTY . . . Jiflny the 1942 Chintiinini .ftnnti no n monument to that spirit 'whioh has made thif one of the heft yenm in the history of Coronllif High School. .Z 111 ffm Groozzf .... l'Ul,l, Sl'l1l',lJ i-XlllxAlJ . . . doors ol CHS were opened wide to students on liirst day of school. Those first days were filled with Ili Ya Pal, hayen't seen you all summer . . . daled expressions in choos- ing classes . . . buying student hotly tielsets and accumulating, acquiring, and feeling that old school spirit again. INS ANU OUTS ol' those registration days saw us sometimes in and sometimes out of the inner sanetumu of l'rincipal Moore's office. It was here that twisted schedules and confused minds were straight ened out Qfor a while anywayl. A hit ol' all right was the way Mary l,ou XVhite lsept tal! on office worls and acted as general helper outer to everyone through out the year. To STARVI' :X Xvllllf-fXXV.'Xlsl'i and actiye social year and malse welcome the sophomores was the special purpose ol the sophomore reeeption. Receiving line, or chestra, .ind a fippy theme ol' l lalse to You brought about .1 friendly shalsing ol- hands hetween senior class president .lim Cilarlse and sophomore president lloxxard Q .oe. Cil'iil l'lNCi INTK5 'l'lllC CiROQ5Vl at school, we found ourselyes in study hall . . . sitting at our desks paclsed lull ol. power and purpose lit says herel -W and cramming for a test. This is the scene where we conserved paper and pencils, avoided eye strain . . . hut according to Nlrs. .lacohs were mighty extrayaeant with our tongues! Ui!!! fbi' F1111 .... l'OO'l'l'm.'Xl l. l UN . . . the stands were always paelsed this season . . . this is just one of those games where it was the 5rd quarter. the last down, everybody holding his lwreath. lfugene on the drive and the :score 7-U. l7oesn't talse guesswork from here on kiddies ..,. ill of you got your hreath haels and the sell leaders let out with one of those ear-splitting, lusts' yells that left Lls squealsing for days. C1:XNllf i5YlfR-l5ANCllf l5l'ifilNS . .. and so it was after most ol' the foothall games . . . everyone made trael-ts to the cafeteria where hep-eats gathered as sweet swing .mtl hoogie woogie filled the air. ln this place of frolie and fun sophomores and juniors held elass parties. This is an illustration of the sophomore party where Old Nlel9onald's l'arm was transplanted . . . eould he the pigs and es en some wolses got inf 'l'lMlf-OUl'4l5l..'XC1K-UU'l' . . . who doesn't rememher this? During the rally danee. shin-eraelting was stopped when hlaelt-out warning eame shrieking through the air. . . lights out, ears stopped . . .and sour imagination will tell you what this hlaelt-out picture might have heenfeould Inst- heen--and was! NlOlilf l'L'N . . . howlegged tires, an cngine that sounds like .i meat grinder. a horn that hates to hear itself, and a dream in teehnieolor was Portei s red engine, Mant' more like it whislted lsids to haskethall and foothall games, whipped them to rallys and to eolse hang-outs . . . going to the tourney in Salem, they all formed a string that would have made a eonga-line loolt siels . . , parlsing plaees around school were oeeupied with things that would have filled a museum with rare antiques. f -.- A 1 0: i 0 xg... D-SAX Swv LClf61jfbf1z13f llycll' fTf2cf1'cf . 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IRVIN Virr'-Priiivipal of Corvallis Senior High Srlmool .Iiisou xxillllllvl' lmvinl Allison Student Council .... Completing a full year as governing body, the student council proved a unicarneral form of government works for Corvallis High. Under the leadership of student body officers jason Widnmer, David Allison. Kathleen McMillan and Gladys Horning, a representative from each home room attended meetings each week, and reported the business to their home rooms. l KIlllIlI'l'll Mvblillau -ff x liliullxs llorninf The annual student body reception, which the council sponsored on the first day of school, marked the beginning of activities. The all-school circus in the spring served to raise funds for the lights on Spartan liield. In addition to other duties, the council revised both the constitution and by-laws during the course of the year. Mr. V. A. Moore served as adviser to the council, with Mr. Jack Irvin as assistant. Miss Helen Myers acted as student body auditor. I-'rout row: Y. 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X X .x 1 X Lit K, ' 93,55 mf ini I 1: EA ' J. 5. V MQ ,X M A, I i C f iff' T .V - J .Q Q. 'X M2SMw vii!!! rf . X 5 gf yy v W A V k EX 4 ,SY sw I II XI ll II 1 NI I 1 I I fl lt XI Nlftiluw-xv I I I I ':::..1 1 I f z' ' www SWWMKS Jwm' 'WW W IWW J ,Ialuvs lll2ll'kl' Mary Lewis 37 Senior Clam History .... As young and innocent sophomores, we were wel- comed to our new place of education by upperclassmcn, who, with proper regard to since-forgotten traditions, called upon us for such favors as wearing bow ties, scrubbing the steps, and wearing huge hair bows. To show us they were our friends, however, the upperclassmen sponsored a sophomore reception dance. Later, having chosen Bob Adams, Bob Reiman, Jerry Smith, and Carol Hart as offi- cers, we gave a party for ourselves. Having our share of original ideas, we built the first C.H.S. bonfire, which went up in a blaze of glory before one of the football games. As the moneymakers of the school, the juniors, we did ourselves proud, selling hot dogs and candy bars galore. All the games were literally flooded with soda pop. Our play for the year was an amusing comedy, Footloose VJ lf Smiom .... kj ijlyww 014-C.. wwf l i-rn Morse i l Nan:-y 'l'i-nts:-I1 Class officers were Bob Reiman, Walter Hardy, Juanita jones and Maxine Leonard. Our final achievement of the year was the junior-senior entertainment. It was an ocean-cruise sport dance with decorations which were nautical but nice. In this, our final year of glory, we chose James Clarke, Mary Lewis, Fern Morse, and Nancy Teutsch to lead us. Our play, june Mad, was an outstanding success, estab- lishing something of a record. As a fitting reward for buying the greatest percentage of student body tickets, we were shown a free movie at the Majestic Theater, which was enjoyed by all. Our class was ably advised by Miss Vera Horner and Mr. Russell Adams. 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Il0Il0'l'llY l'lIllZ.Xl3I'l'I'll I'.Xl'l'llIl., Ilumv l'I4'. Ululi 2.3.-I: Vsllvrs I1 llf0-S 4: Girls' lm:l,L!ll0 fl.Cl,-l, N.ll.lI Xl'.llI'l'I'ill I'llll'lIlilN. lSl1':l1'll1'l'l'llllr2,1l: Ilnys' I'll1In 11. ZI. II, DORIS I',X'I'Ull. 'l'ri-Y 2.11.-I: Poli :LIL IZ l'sln-rs 2. II. I: II-II-S 25,13 Quill and Scrull -I: Girls' Imzlgrnv 2, JI. VI. I llll ICS ll .K M l I.'l'QNA Iflilllili l'l. 'I'1':msI'4-r SI: Sr. l'r1-S, I: I'l1mIlinli1l .I, lius, lllggr. I: Hi-X -I: Guin' I'mnm, II. I: Stuflont I'unm'iI Ii: Fire- NIIll2lIl I. IlI'I'lI llIl'lNl'I IIIAIIK. llnml 2.25, I: llmno ICC. Ululn 2.51, 'I'n-uns. I: Grzimlinsn VI: G,.X..X. 11.43 Girls' lAI'IlLfllI' 2. SI. I, NNl'I'I'll l'lIYXV.llill CIAIKK. Flmllizill 2.3, IZ Iilue- U 2.25, I: Hi-Y -I: lfiro Squad -I. liI'I I'Y .IO I'I,IN'I'0N. H-0-S 2.25. Ed. -I: 'l'Ill'I'll 5 l 'N II. I: Quill :xml Scroll I, -'mx -I3 Ulliiitixlliiii 11, II: llslu-rs 11, SI. II: Ilunw 14113 I'lulw LI, -I. l'IlNlIPIllIlll SI. ANN ISO!-1WIIIl'l'll. IN-U VI: Uslu-rs 11.3.11 OI'I'ia-4- I'irlQ' Inn Ill 'K I in ti, ' IVVGKX 'I1 2 'll I 2 lit.. .. ....... , . vw.: ' 4 I':iIxln1I I. INN .I. I. IIIEPVI' li.XNlI0lll'H IIOGAIIID. l .l ..I. 2.31, hu 4: Wrvstlingr 2: Buys' I'IuIi 23, SI.-I, VIII ' -vm. INIIIU'l'IIY I'IVl'lI.YN ISICUWN. llunu- ICI-A Ululm 2. II. -I: G,.l..X. 2. II, -I: Girls' lmaiquv 2, SI I .Ir, Sales Ilmnni. SI: 0I'I'im'e- I. IOIIICIVI' S. IIILXNIIH, llnys' I'InIn LLZI. I, I IlI'I'lI M. BROWN. 'I'h:1Ii:in I'I:ny 31. I: Gi Imzigrxin- 2. 4, Vim--I'l':-S. CI: 'I'h:uIi:m CI I ll-O-S II.-I: Quill :intl SI-roll I: I'l1intilni11i I li1Y'iSe Illis' I Z...Z, U-43 -: is 11-'. Z.,Ci, , l.lIIIl4lNI'l NI'II'I.I l3l'I'K. llunw lic. I'IuIi 11.21. Vim -I: l1Slll'l'S I: Girls' lmagiu- 12.55. I. GIIICNN IIYIIIJH. l .I ,iX. 22.25.13 Nuys' Clulm 2. Z! I llifll' l'luln CI. .II..kNl4I'I I'I'I M.Il'liI'II4IN ISVIILIS. Girls' l.v:1 III 2, ::. 4. ' i IXIIII IIINI HI NRIFIII IIOI Hunu' lflv, I'luln LE, Zi. II: Jr. Snlvs Cullilll. I gum ' I .lr. llvxl Uruss S4-v. II: Girls' Imam' - L I J' Ll l'X.X l'.Il'l.lNl-I IJICIIY. l'slle-rs II: 'l'1'i-Y I: Girls' lmzlulln' LI. Il. ,IA QIIICICMAN HICUIHJIC IlI'l'Hl'IN, Boxing It Ikuys' 4'lulu 2. Sl. I. YllHllNl.K l'l'l l'.X l'lllKl0Nl7N. lvSllI'I'N 12.39.-13 Girls' In-:tulip 12. IL I: 'l'l'i-Y LE, JI, I: Uffivn- I lll'.NllY li, Iil lllllXli, JH, Univ illbllllll, 1.3! I Boxing: 11.11. I: Buy:-' Ulull Lil. I: Nunn Iluur I'I.nnn. ll. I: lli'Y IK. I. UIIX I Ull'l'Xl'lll, liuml 2.15. I2 Nr. l'l:ly li 'llllilllilll l'l:ly Il: Hull' 21 Nuys' fllllli 2.il.'l. IAYUN l 0S'l'l'lli, l'slu-rs IE, Ig Girls' ln-ngrilc J. -3. I. INIIAJIII-IS I l'IlIN,XX, Iiirl! Ili-:urllv 2,1l.I II.l'I'I'.X Ii.Xl.l.0W,XY. lillllil 2. Cl. 1: l'vp Il, 43 Girls' l,l':l2llt' 11.21, I: 'l'l'i-Y JI, I: lklu-rs 3. I, KI.I'UN li, Ii.Il.I,.XIilll'1H. Ili-Y SI. I: H-0-S Studi-nt I'num'il I: 'l'm-nnis 2.21: Fun tlnlll ' Iinslu-tlmll 21,32 l-'irv Squad Ii: f'ir:-ln F 2, zu, 1, MANY Mil' FUNILXID, 'l'l'unsf1-1' CI: Studi-nt I'nunu-il I: lAllll':lI'l1lll Z: Girls' I,1-:1::l1I- 28.1, lvl Ulillli l5llY.XN VOX, .IIl.. Ili-Y II, I: l il'v Sqiiaul J. .I, I, html:-nl 1mxn:'ll.I: lnunl J. .IL lllullnn l'I:iv J. llll,I.M.X .lI..XN Illi.XlI.XIlx. lrunsfvr I: I-urls lwzlrlxv I. ININXLIJ li, I'l MNIINI-N. Nlll'NllllI1.f 115.11 l .l ..X 11. il. l'l'1-s. I: l!iI'l4- Club UL limi' Vtlllllll, 11. II: lmyx iflulr ... .L I. INIICIS I-'HANVIS IMNA. Ulm- I'lul1 12: llunn- IC:- l'lul1 2, II: Ur1'lu-sirn 12. Il: Girls' l4l'IlIlllI' 15.11, I: llnml I: l.ilu':ul'i:n1 12, I: ll,.X.,X, Il: Ilrznuliusu I: Up:-rn-lin I, l'l.Xlll. XYAXIHIICX IHIUXYN. llllllll !,1l,Ig lYl'l'sIlillLZ I2 Ulm' I'lul: 11.121 'IW-unix 151 lluym' I'llllx Z.C.ZI,I. fNl.KllY AXXXX IYIQXIIIXII, l'xlln-rs 33.12 .lil l'l:ly 251 Sr. l'l:1y I: 'I'I1nli:m 11. I: I'liinIimini I 1 .lr I'mm1-il Il: 'l'ri-Y 11, I: llznmllmuk I'lulx I 3 llfmk l'2xul1:mu'1- I: Girls' Il:-ug:1lv 21.3, I 3 llllrl'lll'lIlll I, l ll0YlD Yllillll, lJl'f1'lil'IlC. Nunn llul1l'I'nm1m, Il. I: liuys' 1'llll1 Lf, ZS, l. 1'.XlH.l'I'l'.X .l.XNl'l In-AICNIUNIP, Girls' lim-:1g:l1v 13.15. R1-11. I: Ntmlvni Vnnlxivil Sl: IRIN-rs Il, I. NV.Kl.'I'l'Ill Il,IllllY Ill Ir Vim-'l'l'n-s, 251 llziskvl' .. . -- 1 . luull 2.0. I. lflrm- bqilml .I,2l. I2 lluyu' Ululr 11.13. I. 'I-v - I ,IAMIYS ll.XGl'.lI. llwmsivi' -I: lmlllu- 1 ' I3 Ifmullusill l: Buys' l'l1lln I. XYXIIIIICN II. GIIGSIIUNG. Ili-Y 2. 21. I2 llzulivlluzlll 12. IK. I: llwlll-rs 11. Il. I: 'l'c-unix 2, Il. I: Nm-nn X Ilmn' l'nmm, 2. 25: lfirl- Squzul 2.11. I: Mlv. N lins. Ii llfUfS il. I2 1llu'l'I'II:1 2. I. N lXI.IllG.XlII'I'I' I.0l'lNl'I, lIlG.X'I'll, SIlllll'IlI llully S1-15 Il: ll-GMS I: Glrlx' l.4-:nguv 2. Sl, I: l'1fp 21. I IRIN-rs L51 'l'ri-Y 2.21. I, ICYI-II.YN .XI.lll.l llI'lNIMINGSI'IN, 'l'r:nuI'l-r Il: Girl! Q In-:lullv ll, I. IHIXNX ll.Xl'l llllill Girlw' lmzluun- ..!,.,. I':ulnm'I I llfll-S 22. I: 'llIII'l'll il, S1-1-. I: Quill :xml Sr-roll I: Ilra-luwlrn I: llnml 1125. .XGNICS NYl'll.l.l'fll IIOICIIXICII. .lr. Szilvs Uulllivl, C12 .lr. l'l:ny ..: Jr, I nunrll .I, hr. l'l:l3' I: illllilllllll I: Illll'I'l'II2l I: Girls' Im:1L:'iu- JI. I. llisluriun , LZ ll-IIS Il: lkllc-rx 2.21. I, lllllllfll l-I, llllil.. Il-ILS 2, Ilus, lllur, II. I: 'l'tYI'l'll 21. I: Nunn llvur Uonun. 123. l'l'l'N. I: Quill :lml Svrnll SI. I'r4-5. I: Ili-Y 2, I. S1-v.-'l'r'n-als. ZZ: Gull- fltlllllll, 2.11. I: Vsln-rs 12. 23. I: l ir1' Srlmul 22 Gull' ll. I: l'irc-ll' II. I, GIIXIIYH fIl.Xllll'l IIUHNING. Slmll-nt llully 'l'l'1':1s I. .XML 223 llumv l'l1-, 1'lulv 'l'r1-als. 2: l'1-lr I' llnml 2.25: lkllvrs 25: II-G-N 25: 'I'ri'Y ZLI 'l'lll'fl.M.X M,ll'I GILSUN, Hulnv l'Ic'. 1'luln 2 hlu f'luIx 12, Il: Girls' lim-:Iguo 2.3, I, ll0N.Xl.ll IIICIIUY GUIAIISOX, lluys' Illlllr ' I I Gll.KI'l'I .XNXIC GUVIICIK. llomn- l 1', Clnlr ' I Girls' In-:l:.filv 2.23, I. Zlil, .l, GIIAIIAKI. Girls' I.:-:lgilv 2.25.4 MI'l'lI. l'Illl,I'lI4'Sl'IN GIl.Xl . Iluys' 4'IuIu ' I l'4'l'lll4IIl ZNlll.lllQl'1lI GILXYICS, G..I..I. 2.2 llxlx l.n':lLYll1' 21.3. lj llxln-rs I. l'.l,l'i.XNIlll Iil'l.IN IIILIY. llNlI1'l's I2 Ulu .I1lv, lins. Il, I3 Grumliom I: Glu-v Ilulv Gill! ll: un ' 'I I - --II-.- . ,.,. ...... l.l,.XlNl'I GIlll l4'lN. G.A,,I. 2.21, I: Girls' lllul I I L, II, I: liuml 1.,fl, I' X'l'llll'l.X GRAY. l'l-p IZ IRIN-rs U. 71. I hu lx li:-:n:.:l1v 2.33.41 'l'ri-Y 2. ZZ. I: Ul'I'im I l x. NXY l'1l.l'.kllh2'l'll K.llVlMl4IRlCll, H-0-S Il.-li Quill :lid Si-roll 4: lllilllt' lflr, Fluln 2. Il, li Sr. l'uulls'il 12 1l..X..X. Il,-41 'l'm'rl1 IC llirls' l,1-:nano ZZ, Il, l. iUI'llY l'Il..lINl'I JUIHIAN, llouu- Ev. lfluln ZZ: liamml 12,31 .Ir, l'l:1y il: 'l'1'i-Y LZ, Sl, 4: l'n-ll l: Vsllu-rs Il: Girls' l.1-smile' 2. ll. 4. Y .XXX .lllNl'IS. 'l'runsfvr 1: Sr. Play tl: lllllilllllll l: 'l'l'i-Y -lp Sr, Cuuuc-il 4: lllN'l'l'llIl l: Girls' 1.1-ugruv 4. Wll.l,l4I'l l'.l Kl'Il'INl+lY, 'Flmliann Il. 'l'i-uns. 1: llrnmlium l: ll-0-N Sl, 4: Vslu-rs 2, Il. 1: Girls' l.v:n,a:ul- 2. Unlrine-t Il, l: .Ir, l'l:uy Il: l url-nsivs 2, 4: Om-re-tru 4: 'l'ri-Y 2, Il, l: Adv. l-Ins. 4, HRT l',ll'll KNOIAI., Hi-Y Z.l,3l,4: l uutlmll 2, Il, -1: liuske-tluull il. 4: llusm-hull Il, 4: 'l'4-nnis 2,1l.l1 H-ON Il, 4: Blum- l ' Ll. 4: Fin- Nqunil 11, 35, 4 : Nounllm1rl'mnul.12.Il: 'l'r:u'k 2. ll llilill-YI' l'Zl,l,l'1N KIGHN. ll-O-S 3,41 l'n-p Il.l1 Vslu-rs 2, Il. I: Girls' l.l-anglw 12. Il, l: 'l'ri-Y ., . , -,.l. li llallullumli ilulx 4. KI X IX KHNIUK. lllnv l ' lil,-1: fllllllfllllllll I: Gam- Uouuu. Il: 'l'r:u'k 12.3, 4: ll-UFS :lg Ulm- Vluln 4: Ulu-wits: 4: l irv Squad Sl, l: Buys' l'lllll Il, Cl, -l. XXNI l I'l'I l..XSl.l'I'l l', Quill and Nvrull 1: ll-UAS l Cl, 1: l'slu-rs 15.41 ll:.K..L L., Cl, 4: 'l'riAY Il, 4 Xlll l l.XM I., l.,ll4llAll'l'. Ili-Y ll: 'l'lmliun 4: Sr l'luy 8: Sr, l'num-il 4: Firm- S1 uzul li llusv- I lulll 2.31,-ll lloys' fllllll 2, Il, l. I u Wllililil 'lll lllQl'0I' 4' Hi-Y 4' Buml ti: l1Uli0'l'llY Nlilili M00lll'1l'll'l.Kll, 'l'runsfvr 233 Pep il: Girls' lmamgiu- 25.4. R0lil'lK'l' RAYMOND MAHR. Buys' Vlub Z2,3,4. I.lll'lIiI4I lVl.XllYlN. 'Vrunsfvr -lg Girls' l.1':l,Qll0 4. l l.0Xl'l'll.li M.X!-l'l'l'llCH. l irv Sqllzul 2.11.-lg liuslietllull 1l,3l,f1g Buys' Ulub 2, Sl, 4. lNl.XIl1'l41ll. lb, MASSl'Il'l, Hmm- lflv. Ulub -1: fill!-?l'0ti2l I: Give Club Sig ,X l'uppa-llu -lg Girls' L4-ugiu' .i, bl. IM Vl ll AIIIAICN Nl:-l'0SliKll'I. Visual Aid Dept. 135,-13 'Vliuliun Zi, -1: Glu- Club 25 Kiflo l'lub 25 liuys' Ulub 13,3.-4. lVlYll'l'lil'1 IiU1'lIil4l'l MvC'0Y. Glvv Club 23 Girls' , lA'ilpL'lU' L, 3, 4. MARVIN Kl+lNNl'l'l'Il M1'C'0Y. l ,l ..X. 13,-lg Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. pf! , X'VNl'I'I I'l'I l.elNIAS'l'ER. Hmm- lic. Club 2, Zig Girls' lmugrm- 12.4. Ka-11. Zl- kf. lil'ISlill'I LICAUII, 'l'runsfs-r 341 liamd 51,45 llslin-rs 23: Wrestling CS. MAXINIC li0liIi.llNl'l lil'lllNARlJ, Pm-p 2.13, Pres, 45 i Jr. 'l'rvus. Sig Girls' lA':lL.l'llQ' fl.-I. Suv. L' lluml 251.-tg G..l..X. 25.13 'l'ri-Y Il,-L llUlil'Ili'l'.X l'fl,0lSl'I l.OI'IIlll. 'l'l'3lllSl'l'l' Zlg Opvrn-lt:l 4: Girls Iivugui- 31.4, Llullll lil'INVlS. Fuutbzlll 2,251 Glvi- l'lub 23 llnys' Club 2, 3, 4. MARY JGANNIC LEWIS, IH-p 2. Il. lg liunml 21, IE, -lg S1 N1 Pins l ills Ian un ' I iulmnt 7 , ', veA 1 -IM' .-:E ' -. . : - Zig l'slu-rs 14.3. lullll' I.0Vl'I-IHY, 'l'l'illlNl-Pl' ,lg lluys' Glub 11. M.lllJ0llllC MARIS. Girls' ln-ug.:ilv LE, 1'ubiuvl 2,-'lg -lr. Sul:-S Vrrllllll. Ilg Gp:-iw-ltai 'lg Allv, lllns. Ii,-li 'l'ri-Y 2.3.4. WIIJLTAM K, LYON. lliflv l'lub L22 l irv Slluuml '15 f Buys' Club 2.21,-lg 1'n-Huis ZL1, l l 'I'll0XlKS LICXYIS NELSON. lland 2.14: Slalgv Km!! .L 4: 0rvl1ostl':l 4: Boys Ululr 11, il, 4. l1ll1l'l'll JEAN Nl'I.XlH'Il'K, llmm- ldv, Ululx 22. Il: 'Vri- Y Zi. -lg 1,lN.'l'l'lf2l -I: llirlx' lmngm- 3. Sig lil-pl. l1lil'l'l'I KICNT Nlt'II0llS. Stmlvnt Vnum-il Il, -1: lli- Y Sl. I: 'l'ur4-h 23, -13 lianul 11, Il, I1 liuys' Ululu -1 -: 1 XXANIDA Mllllhlxli. ll..l,.X, 125,12 Ulm- l'lnl1 2' Girls' l.vuL:un- 13.35.-4, VAIIUI, llI'IANl'1 PARK. Orm-ln-urn LE: li..X.A,12,Il.-4: Il-UVS -I: 'l'ri-Y 2.3,-I1 Girls' lA'ilQ,'flll' 2. Il, 4. Ill-I'l I'Y .XXX OUIIHNICIL 'l'r':msI'cr Ill Girls' lla-eurmr Il. l, KIICUIEUIC lll'INliY l'l'I'l l'INlll'1R, lfirf- Squml I: .Mlv lflns, Zig Buys' Ululr 12,1-1, lIlAli.K llx.Xl l. l-urls l.c-:u:uv 2,1-1. Iilllll-llC'l' H, l'0lQ'l'l'Ili, Fuutlmll 215,42 llluv U il. t: llralmliuso -1: l ir1- Sllllilll Il. 4: 0114-s'4-11:1 . . , . 41 Adv. Iunx, 4: Buys Vlulv L,.l. I, .IX .VV lffhxx -.1 I Wllll,l.KM l', lUllSI'Ill'I'S, linml 2.3,-41 I-'iru Squud ll .L I: Ulu-rn-Hz: 2: .lr. Play ZX: Nr, Play 4, Ulil'1N.l l'IYl'Il,YN lill!lll'lllS. Girls' lA'lILfllt' 2, Il, -4 FUN NV. RUSS. 'l'rmlsl'vr 41 Sr, l'l:ly -41 llvlvzlll- -1 Stmlu-nt 4'uun1-il -lg Huh- Comm, I, I,lI1l.lAN l.IT4'll.l'l S1'lll.UI'1M.XN. .lr, Null-s Hunan. J, llzuullmuk Vlulr 4: llsln-rs 55, -4: Glvv Ulnll 2: 'l'riAY 2, Si, J: Uffivu 4: Girls' I.1-num-2,3!,4 .l,llVll'IS ICIAIDON RUTH, Hull' 2, 12,12 Ilusl-liull 4 linys' f'lulu 2, JE, -4. 4'.KIlll IxlNI Nl Xl 'I ' .' 'I U '. K'l'll. HIM- 4'lula 41 Girls' lmzlgfm 2, Il. fl. N.XlJlNl'I HAYIAIC H4'l'IlllVlA4'lll'IlI. Offiw- 21,41 l'1-lr -I: Yu-ll l.1-:ull-r -41 Girls' lwnpruv 2, IE, Cnlziuvt rl: 'l'ri-Y 2.21, 4: llslu-rs 2, Il, 4: 'l'll:llinn Play 211 ll,A,A. JR, fl. 4 , .1 . v . .V . l'lllllll' 4 .Klxli 54 lll4.XMlNl. lwmtlmll .L 41 lrzu-lx JZ lblll 'l'lmliun 2, Zi, Pre-s, 43 Iilm- 1 ' 2, ZS, S4-4-, 4 lll-X Cl, -l, Ullillllillll 2: 'l'ln:nli:m Play 2: Upvr- . , 4 1-lla L. I: l iro Sqm14lL,27, 4: Nuys' Ululr L,Il,4 'iN.I. I-'., 1'Z're'l'.' I. Up:-ru-11:1 lg 'l'ri-Y li: liirls' lmnum- L,Zl,l lU'l'llY llIl.I, Nvlllllllflli, A Vuppvlln 2, 4: Adv. In E 1 In Umllnul 4 llmm Iw Klub K 4 , l5I'lYlClII.l-IIC l'lll4'l'I. Iluml 2,1 1: Ilomf- liv, 4'luln 2, Viv:--l'l'n-s, Si, l'r1's, I2 'l'ur1-ll Il, 'l'1'v:ls. -ll IN-p Ululn 4: Slum- Vlnfl 4: llirls' IA-zlfllw' 2, il, l. lIOlll4Ill'l' Ill'Il'I Ql'l'fSlXI1l'IlIlCY, llusq-lfull 2, 25, -l: lillll' 4 2,53 HI-Y 4: liuskm-tlralll 211 l il'n- Hqunml 2, CI, 41 linyx' Vluln 2,1!, 4, 4'.Xll0l,YN l'.Xl'lllXl'l l'l l'lll.KN, lh-lullt' li llznm- l'i1', Vllllr 2, Tl, ll U..X..K. 11,1 ll lilrls' lmilillv 2. Il, fl. Bllililldll .XXX IIl'Ill'lI.lli'I'. l'lnintimini Il, l'l4l. I: 'I'ur4-lu 25, I: Slmlvnt Umilwil I 3 Graumlius I L ' ' ' ' ' ' l1lli1n U In-ll truss fuunril I: lsln-rs 1.,.., I: I : : I'l:1y 2, 253 Up:-l'utt:u l: .luninr l'l:ny 353 4l..X.A. Il, ll0Itl'Ill'I' ICIIVIN HICIMAN, Ifmxtlmll 2,IZ, I: liens- kotlnull Ll, Il. li 'l'r:u-li 2, Il, l: lli-Y 2, Sl, I1 'l'nrm'li Il. 4: -lr. l'lvs. 252 lilm- '44 ' 2,Zi, I1 l irv Squaul 21, 4'lii1-1' l: Yisuul .Kill Ill-pt. 2, fl, 4. 4'.Xll0l.YN .IMAX lI.XXYl,lNUN, Ul'vl1vstr:i 2,:s,.1g li..l..l. 2,1 4: l'slu-rs l: Quill :nml Svrull 'lg ll-0-S 1: 'l'ri-Y Il, 1, lil-I'l l'Y Nl.XIlll'I lll'IlNl1Il'l'll'S,Hills' l.1-:u:.:1u- 2,1l, I, l lll'flDIll4'li 4'll.Xlll.l'IS lil4'll.llilJS. l'slu-rs Il, -43 Huh- l'u.mm. 2. 31, I: t'irm'lv 4 ' 2, Il, ll: 'l'n-:mis 2,fS, 4: Hnviqnl Villlllll. 1l.l: Stmln-nt Uullllc-il I: lluys Vlulv 2,Z1, 4, MINES 4'l'If'l'IllI,X lKllDllI'lliS. 'l'r:1ust'u-r Ig Girls' 1.4-:Agile l. lllllll-IlI'l' lllillklkll S'l'.Xl.l.l'lY. lfnmlhalll 1: Wrosr lin: 11 Huy! l'l1llr12.2l. 1. l'IllSt'll.l..X S'I'.XN'l'UX, Girls' lmzlsilll' 2 Il. Your Ihmk 4. ll.Xl.I,l-I'I l' SAM SPIIINH, 0l'4'llvwll':l 21. Il. li lloyx' 4'll1lr2.Il. 1. SlllIiI.l'IY 1',S'l'01'K'l'ON. lluys' 4'lnl12,2l,4, Mllllll-Ill .IICAN STUNIC. Hin-ls' Il:-alullo 2.16. Pros, I llomn- l'lv. Vlnlr Il, I, Swv. 11: lfillltl 2.143 'l'ri-Y 1 Cl. Nl'll.I,l.X Xl S'l'lCl'll'f'll. 'l'r:lllsfvr Ili lfnwllrzull Il: liaise-- lxull -L li lllro Nlllaul 'll lllun- ll Il. I Nuys' flllllb Il 1, HICUINLEIC 'I'.XYI.UII. l .l ..X. 13. il, II llnys' Vllllx 15,3-4 N.XXl'Y l'Il'KlI-INII-I 'l'l'Il I'Si'Il. Sr, 'I'ra-ns, I: 'l'rifY J. .l, -l. l shwrs J. 1: IH-p1'lnlu -I: I-'mx-nsivs Il: llauullmuk Vlulu l: Jr. Snlvs flllllllll, Cl: Girls' lM'2llIlll' 2.12. I, 1'll.Xlll.l'1S l ll.XN4'lS 'l'.XYI,0ll. l .l ..X. 2.31, li llnys' ' lv 2. il. I. 1 In 'I'll0M.XS SIQXIIS, llnxingl 2, Il.-11 l 1mllr:lll 2.31. I linsn-llzlll 12.232 'l'r-lmis 21 Buys' Vllllb LI. Il. -I t'.XlC0ll lXl'lZ Sl'l.UiliUYl'I. 'l'l'Illl5fl'l' IZ Om-lun-sll'l 1 li Hrumlinsu Irvs, 1: 'I'ri-Y I: Slllllvll l'uul14'1l I, lnrvll l. h..l..X. I. - lltllll-IIVI' HYIH-Ili Sl'Hl'S'I'l'1li, 'l'v'1u'k 2, Il, 4 V., llanslu-llmll Mgr, Il: Iiirl' I: 'l'm'z-ll 4: lllm V-Y-1 K ' Il.-1: Fire- Squad Sl, ll: llnyx' l'lula 2. il 91-v,-'l'rv:ls, IZ lialllll Zl.Zl, lll'l'llI'li l,,XlXl.KIC Sl'fllll'lll'l', lluml 11.113 Hlwlllflinsu l: fllllllllllllll I: Buys llulv J..r. I, ll0W.Xllll GLENN SlCI4.KXIil'lIi. l ,l ,.X. 2. Il, ll Fin- Sxluaul I: lhqs' Club L.,1l, t, l ll,XN1'lS MAXINIC SIMMONS. H..X..X, LI. fl. I 'l'l'i-Y Il,-13 l lmv1-r Uluh 21 I-'mu-nsif-N 1 G. , . . urls l.Q-:ng:11n- J, .l, 4. Illllll ll'l' f'lI.Klll,I'IS SMl'I'Il. lli'Y Il. li lllun- 1 1: -lr. Play Il: Stmlvnt Vmlxlvil fl. 1: 'I'V:u-l J. .., l. l4:lnlu'llx:nll 2, il. 11 I-'irv Sqllzul fl, I, . l l, U. . .'upll, Suv. 2: Nunn llmn 'mm. 13.15. l: l'sn-rs 12, Il, 1: liauul Mujm vile' 11, Il. Ilvaul 12 -lr, K'uum-il Il: 'I'l'i-Y 2 lr:-us, 11, l'l'l's, 1: llnml- lie-, t'lul1 25 .lr, Sal.-N 11 lm I l'u 11 I Ill .-1 ' . -1-.. ., lvl- 1. ,J-N., 1IIXN .lNlul IN hllrlllll. l.l ..l, 1,-5, I. llln hqlhlll Il: Nuys' lllllll 213, -l. L ' l is-.... 'llllll.KM -l,lNl'l XYl'lllliS. 'llnmo Ev. fllull 2, 3. Vivv- l'l'l'S, 41 'I'rifY Il. Hisl, 41 Girlx' llvngrllv 2.14. l.XlVll'lS NVllIS'I'0N, 'l'r:1nsfvr 43 A Uamiolla -41 Adv. Pins, 45 Urn-i'vtl:n. 43 lioyx' flluli 4. I.XNl'I IDA WI'IS'I'. 'l'l'illlSfl'l' 4: llniul 4: Hrrlwstiwl I1 4lI'illllllllSll 4: llvml Gross l'nunc1il 4. Ill'I'I I'Y .XGNI-XS Wlll'l'l'I, llunu- liv, Clulr 2,551 'l'ri-Y LC. fl, li flpvrn-llzl 43 .l Vaipln-llai 4: illlv. lilns. I :lg Girls' l.4-:luww L,Jl,4, l lil'Illl'IIIl1'K .l. Wlll'l'l3Y, liaise-lralll 2.3, 45 Font- Ivzill 4: Ulu-i'x-lla: -4: Adv. Pins. 15.415 Boys' Vluli 2.3.4. I'X'l'IllI'll Wlll l l FK 'l'r'inwI'i-r 'l' Pep 'l 43 Sr. , .. ..,-. . . . .4 ,,. I Cniivu-il li ilini-iwitlai l'ri-X' 4: llzimllinuk Ululi I Gills' I 4 :gui 'l 4 . . 1 . , , v , M - . , Tri-Y lll'.lil'.N lg Xllllllu. Irainsivr 43 hr. llny 41 I: l'sln-rs I: Girls' Imziulu- 4, ll.Xllllilll.l WHl'l'l'IHI'l.ll3. 'l'l'IlIlSf0l' 4: Girls' lmugrm- 4. MUSIC M.llITl'1 WHl'l'l'l, G,A..l. 3,41 A Cappella 45 Mlv. line. Zig Girls' In-:urine 2, 3, 4. ELANE THOMAS. Glee Club 23 Home E1-, Club 13, 4g Girls' IAPZIKIIP 2. Il, 4, JOYCE l'IYl..X 'l'IlOM.lS. 'l'ri-Y 2, fl, 4: Usln-rs 2. 3. 41 l'l'Il 35, 4: Sr. Play -4: Girls' Ile-:urine 2, Il, l. NYIIILMA .IICAN 'l'I10M.lS. l'slu-rs 2, Il, 4: 'l'l'i-Y 125.41 Student Unim-il 45 Hook Ex:-lnimze Il. 4: Girls' lmngllv- 12. Sl, 4. IN.l ANGElilNlfI VAX do PHL, 4'hintimini 41 H-0-S 4: 'l'ri-Y 4: Hmm- ldv, Club Uuum-il 12,143 G.A.A, 1!,4: Girls' l4PIlLflll' 22.15,-4: 'l'or1-h 4. .IOSl'Il'H VAN ll,VI l'.X, Fire Squad 4: Stmli-nf Kluum-il Ll: Buys' Ululi 2,Zl,4. NANUY lll 'l'H VAN ll.l'I l'.l, Sr. 00llll4'll 45 Girls' In-'vfilo 'l 4 lin ..,-, , K-,ri lllG'I l'Y .ll'I.XN VHSS, Girls' lim-aprile' 2, Il, 'l'l'l'llS. lg ' ' I li-:ml 4' 'l'ri Y l' C' l l 'l 4 Y A . ....,i, . ' '. v.. ...-. , GLENN Mlfllllllllll WI'IllS'l'lCll, JR. 'l'r:msf1-r Sly l uotlmll 4: Hi-Y Il, 4g llluv 'li ' 43 'l'l'1u'k 4' 'l'4'llllli 'B .i,-, V, v v .V . , . V. , .U . . Mlulllilu .IRAN NON I,I4.Hl'.. lun-li .L -lg llmlmn .l,-lg IH-ii 2.21, 43 Jr. l'l:ny Sl: 'l'l1:ilinn Illaly 2: llaiml 4. NlIlj1Il'l'lll' 12.13, EDGAR WESLEY YVHITEMAN. Tennis 2: Boys' Club 2, Il, 4. DORlCl'lN MAE Vi'llll.l'lY. ll-0-S 3,43 Jr, l'luy :lg P4-p 3, 4: Ushers Il: Tri-Y Il, -43 G,A.A. 113,81 Girls' lmngxlle 2, 3. 4, JASON l'1l,DRlDGl'l WIDMER. Hi-Y 2,141 llluo U 155, 43 'l'0Tt'll 3, 4: Siuds-nt llmly l,l'l'S. 4. Vim--l'l'os. Sl: Bnskvtliull 2,141 llnsi-bull 2.3.43 Sr, Play 4: 'Plmliuu Play Ll: Fir:- Squad 2, Sl: Open-Ita: 12.-I: Grnnxlinsn tg lluml 2, :x. 4. l'.VI'liIK'lA ANN I'lilH'lY.Xl., 'l'r:msff-r I: Stuala-ul Council 4: IN-p 4: Uslu-rs 4: flIM'l't'llII lg Triple 'I'rin 4: Tri-Y 4, MARY l'll.lZ.Xl3l'l'l'll XYIRIC. 'l'l'iIllSft'l' Il: Hlvv Club 3: A Puppm-Ilan 4: GHLA. 3,12 llnlmh- ll Op:-we-tial 4: llsln-rs 4. .ll,lll'IlC'I'lN.X ILXXVN liIill'1lil4l'lR. 'l'i'unwf1'1' 1: H4-rl Cross U-unvil lg Uporvitn I: Girl! I.:-anizuv I, Seniors Not Pictured PAUL KING CHAMBERS. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. f'.X'l'Hl'flilNl'l Mi'Kl'lNNA. Girls' l.4-:Airlie 12.23, 1, IIARRY LORENZ H.XlilllCNTll'RGEll. Buys' Club l'l.,XY'l'0N lDON,ll.Il I'0Wl'll4L. lnfltlflillll 12 li 2,:!,4. lluskm-ibnll 2.14: lilui- i ' -lg llnu-bull 13 'I'r:ur'k 25 lluys' fllub 2,51 1. li.XI4l'Il H.Xlllll'INl3llllfllill. Buys' Club 2,3,4, ll.kZlCI. SMITH. ,l'l'ZlllNfl'l' lg Girls' lmugm- I. HENRY l lCl'l'IRllERH, 'l'l'!lllSf0l' 43 lluyx' Club 4. xll0lil4lll'I' ll.XlVll,lX Wlll'l'M0lll'l, Buys' Vlub 2, Il,-I. Adv. Eus. 4. Senior Tropbeqy . . SUSAN KAMMERER has established a world's record by typing continuously for four hours without visible error. Investigation shows that no ribbon was used in the machine. FORREST BOGARD is now to be seen in the circus sideshow. It is claimed that he is the largest midget in the world. Singing Blues in the Night, NELL MOOREHEAD took first prize on the Major Bowes amateur hour the other night. BOB REIMAN is a great success in the literary world. His latest best-seller is the smallest book in the world- Who's Who in Germany. Running his 1925 Buick on the rims, BOB PORTER easily won the auto racing championship of the United States last week. A worthy successor to Walter Winchell, BETTY JO CLINTON now puts out a gossip column in the American Observer. After years of research, BRUCE NICHOLS, famous sociologist, has discovered the two leading causes of divorce-men and women. Flash! ! ! DON CHIPMAN just defeated CHUCK APPLE and is now heavyweight wrestling champion of the world. With his Law of Angular Disconfloberations, PAUL CHAMBERS has disproved Einstein's Theory. The more conservative scientists, under the leadership of ALCON GALLAGHER, protest, claiming this new law makes the law of gravity unconstitutional. JAMES CLARKE, dashing young senator from Oregon, is quife the man about town in Washington these days. BUD COX has developed a new process for printing S5 bills. He is very busy doing government work just now, but you can see him on visitor's day. LORENZ HARDENBURGER is now Johnny on the Phillip Morris program. TOM NELSON finds supreme happiness as dictator of an uninhabited South Sea island. JANE KEENEY has become a rugged individualist. She claims that the only time two heads are better than one is when you are matching nichols. MARGIE HEATH has found her career in the field of radio. Every night before Fred Waring plays, she raises the lidvon the studio piano. ROGER MILLS is now boss of the local Teamsters' Union. His boys recently went on strike because their employers would not permit them to wave their cap pistols, and yell Hi-yo Silver. Having saved old magazines for several years, JOHN FORTNER is now a thriving dentist. DAVID MCCOSKRIE has given up his navy career and settled down. He is proprietor of the rowboat rental at Colorado Lake. DUANE APPLEMAN is being given a funeral with full military honors. Until recently he was with the Air Corps, testing the parachutes they didn't think would open. JOYCE THOMAS, secretary for a rich manufacturer, is said to be in the lap of luxury. T5 QL k QE -gg' S' 9.2 540 f' I y J, 'aww 4' , as ,.f i ,J 1 A Tiff' Time Waits fill' N0 Senior Girl . . Looking back at ourselves as senior girls there are certain things that do come to mind .... There was the morning that after inhaling breakfast we brushed our teeth with Dad's shaving cream .... and the morning we skidded down the lull, worked for five minutes on our locker combination . .. to find that ours was the next one over! Then remember the day we were first introduced to the principal and trying to make the proper impression when they said Miss Mazie Daze, this is Mr. Moore, our new principal and we said, How do you do, Miss Daze. There was that, and the time after gulping our lunch down we hic-coughed all during 4th period. Remember the day we got back our senior themes and notes . . . . one note which' found its way in would have been a censor's delight! .... naturally a com- position on the choicest gossip . . there was the time we stayed up all night .... and into the next morning feven to conversing with the chickensj cramming for a Social Econ. test - the one that was put off for three weeks .... Think back to that day in assembly when everyone was yelling and you got started late-then when every- one else was finished, you were still soloing! W'ill we ever forget .... the class when we decided to develop our artistic ability, with teacher as subject--and she was standing right behind us! lt was all these little things and more-but isn't it fun to remember? . . Nor Senior Boy All is quiet. The ringing of an alarm clock shatters the stillness. Groans drown out the ringing of the alarm. Soon four dull thuds are heard. Enter the hero, his hair tousled, his face with a dazed expression, and one shoe on the wrong foot. With all the grace of an elephant he sits down to his Shredded Wheat and cocoa, filling his mouth by the bail and shovelful respectively. Witli a swish he leaves the table and begins a frantic search for his books. This ends when he finds his books in the wastebasket, where he threw them the night before after disagreeing with Shakespeare. Like an avalanche, he, his books and his bicycle go hurtling off the front porch and down the steps to earth. and dashes along his way. Peddling swiftly down Thirteenth street, he comes to Van Buren. He spies a police car and decides to observe traffic regula- tions. Feverishly pumping on the brake, he makes a belated stop in the middle of the street. I.ike the shot out of a cannon, he again resumes his journey. Unknown to him, he forgot to zip his notebook. The first three pages of his senior theme, Apple Polishing the Scientific Way,', fall out. He makes a desperate grab and rescues them in mid-air. His eraser is next in line. He has to stop to retrieve it, what with priorities and all. He continues his weary way on to Taylor street where he misses the Red Bus by inches. Fortunately nothing happens for the next three blocks, and he reaches Corvallis High School intact. There isn't time now to put it away, so he leaves his bike on the sidewalk and hurries up the southwest steps. He reaches the top, gives the door a tugg nothing happens. He tugs again. Still nothing happens. He gives the door a couple of kicks. Then, like a bolt from the blue it hits him, and slowly he mutters, Oh, ?:i'!?. This is Saturday. XCWZ ,f' , . f e Y .fi Q lf' , 5 f Y 45, 'Duff ?'llr--. 9. Q 'Af AX S ' 1 I A KX QR. Y' :Twp 1 'v 'I A 0 'v af ubfg C v ' 'O' I 'I g fa d 'Bari .fooking l :utlllvm-ll M1'Mill I Outstanding LJVIUU Topzflvzr DI lllllll C aim' .xllll Iiuswqwth Maury Annu llvaring-: efcfomlifiaf QM0Jf Likebf to SZlL'C6'66f lh-My .lu f'lin1nn Gladys Iinrningr W M oft Tependable Jilofl Tazlriolic to C. HS. lun: le 1-ri-I: Pauline Moore Coming up from lowly ranking sophomores, the 'flivin' juniors early provided strong competition for seniors in the student body ticket race. After a wild week, the thermometer showed the juniors lost by only a fraction of a percent. Under the leadership of Rae Ardis DeMoss, the -junior Sales Committee distinguished themselves, selling more luscious candy bars and pop than any one class before them. The junior party, given in the fall with the help of Mrs. McGlasson and Miss Myers, advisers, featured a Snowed ln theme. liamed in sports were the muscle men of the elass, L, li1'0l'2,'Q'Ilt' lfrink I':ltriei:l M1-tm-nlf who won Blue C letters in football, basketball, and baseball. The fall and spring initiations found several juniors contributing to old members' amusement. Juniors interested in dramatics participated in the Thalian play and the junior Class play, Ever Since Eve. Those giving outstanding performances were admitted to Thalian. Class officers Earle Greig, Pat Metcalf, Georgene Frink, and Pauline Moore met with representatives from junior home rooms, forming the junior council. At the end of the year this body declined to give the seniors a party, partly because of the early closing of school, partly because they did not think the seniors deserved one. l l'0lIl row: Hain-y. Ilull. I., .lye-rs, IM-Moss, llulule-V, Iiyi-fl. li, .xlI1llfl'hIlIl. llnblnzilwl, I , Vnllis, Uorso. Vopi-iiliaixi-l'. Sei-nnnl row: I.. .linli-rson. Christy, A, .Xlvt-lgolw-. M. .XrnoIrl,1Ilul't. Ilonalilson. llongxlzls, Valkins, lirixm. Iiri-u'slvl'. lgULIlll', li4'il4'll. 'l'l1ii'ml row: 1'1'm'lu-i'. llvvilu-, Vilmrt, l'illis. Vullintf. Vnsluy. l'ol1-. lhwillptm-1'. l'ir'lu'rsoll. lil'lllv:l1'lli-11 Ilavli rou: llowi-rs. llvawll. Ihiuin-Il. 'l'. lie:-li. llurrn-r, I.. l'ulinintrll:nn. ,l, lllllllllllyfllillll. u n i o r s xg! Iwnnl ruw: Il, Imwua, I.umI, Gmnl, llurkiu. liuI'l'. XI N4 .m'u'uml. IIEIIIIHIII. I,m-Ixnmn, IP, Hurt. IIl'ilI'lII9l, MVIIUIIIIIII. '1'-vlul row: Nlillsnp. XIm'T1'zlIi'. xIiHIIhll!l. Ilnxlmlulx. IIy4IillLE1'I'. N'IiIIn-V. XI:ll'sIl:lII. IIiIuIv:u'4I. I', NInm1'1'. II:-mln-1'sm1, K1-lnp, I-':urg:Il1-l'. .IuIlnxnnv lllvlm. IIIIl'lI rnw: Ilautllalxvny. Nlvrllrwk. RIm'klnm'1-. .L fNI:u'I1n. III-im-. Imrnl, Nlvm-l'vvy. Ilnrris. M, lImn'u-, IIIIII Ilalrrl. Imynmux. lluml. lin-hs. lizurxly. lim-IX I-uw: lun:-Iunly. I..-wis, Mvtknlllxllu. 'If H1-vlx. IinuwIIm1. Ilnmiltml. I.n4,5vIm1. I-'1-rln:ul1. I-'INIIQ-V. Iluurnlll. I.:m:uIv. In-nu XIvIYIml'lvl', Hr'-iz, Ifnwvlnt rum: Shaw, N1-Illuimlt. I'ujn1-. Slnnlm-rx, I'ir-ww. 'l'mn-5, Smith, Swan. Svlllinlalm-in-l'. I'IlvIps. XY1mlt'v. S1-Ilu':1l'1l. XY:uIn-Il. 'l'Imn1:u. NI-vmul row: Iiivvlwlllwrpf. I':1ll'i:'Ix. IC. l'np1-, I'r:ltI. Ibm-is Xu-uhm-VII, Ihvrnllly Nvnlwvlq. Nor'-nl. NI-vlu-V. IYIWII. XYiIIi:une. Nmmlu-n. 'I'Ill':lsIn-V. XYi1'I4Il:m1. IH-1-vix':lI. Uthus. NYIUHHIIII. 'I'llir1l Vuw: Yznlulln. NYIIXU-l', H1-:n1I, SIr:lm11-. Nvlxun, II:-QINIHIW. 'I':uyInr. Iimxlu-. XN'1m4Ivm'l4, Svlurn-pf-I, I'nwvII, Nw'I1nu11ux':'l'. IiilIvl1ul1l', Van III- I'uI. II, I'uln Iirwlx row: liihn. N4-hun, 'l':eylu1'. XVI-Im, 154111114-ann: S11-xx-llsull, 'I'on1:usvk. Xylu-l'::, Zim-gl:-r. I':l114-mx Na-unmn, 'l'n-utwh. Mvlmnrnlrl, Nprivk. Ihmm Urm-r, I,lll'IZl'l'. 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Q, K, . ...,.. wa, 5. an Q llou':urd Vin' llnrinn llolroyd l ' f As student body president jason Widimier speaks through C.H.S.'s new microphone, the student body knows the sophomore class has been at work again. By sponsoring two basketball games and one show, these enthusiastic new- comers raised enough money to purchase the much-needed mike. Led by officers Howard Coe, presidentg Marian Hol- royd. viee-president: Martha Lee, seeretaryg john Shupe, treasurer: and Bill MeBee, sergeant-at-arms, the sopho- mores started things off with a hayseed party. Front. row: IS, Slone, l':-rkins. Vos I.y4le::raf. N-eonil row: 'l'lmrp. Yun Dalia. Mztrtlnu Imi- l ' I I V . John Slinpi- Four boys became Hi-Y neophytes and seven girls survived a Pep initiation. jeanne Melntosh served as secretary of the Girls' League. lfive sophomores who kept up both grades and activities e Much of the credit for the class goes to their advisers, Mrs Dorothy Bergstrom. Looking back on their good lieve they, as seniors, will be the the history of the sehool. But arned Torch membership. sueeess of the sophomore . livelyn tlaeobs and Miss start, the sophomores be- most progressive class in that's what they all say. , , . . . . , S, l'. lurln'l'ls. Html. l'., Nlollv, U, liolu -ris. lholnus. Niatfg, l'2II'lx. vnn XX'au'm-r. llnnkli-, Uelise, 'l'r:n-5. l'n1n:iln. Sf-holla. l'I'llllsIllI, Sli-vli-. 'l'lnnnpson. While. I'i-ie-t'i-rt, Shel:-r. Smith. 'l'l1iril row: Sprielt. Svllroniler, J. l'Vii'e, Ili-ynolils. Ni-lllllnnvlli-V. XX:lllti-V. lfiili-nonr. Hour-rs, NY--llInviel', ,I I ,VI I :ini-. .I, laylor, Ni-i-llaifi-l'. Wolfe. Wi-:li-l', linvk row: l'r:itt. Si-itsillgfi-l'. Slocum. llolrinson, IP, lin-ynolsls. I'nnlt:illn. K, l'i-Ii-rson, ll, 'I':lylol'. Wyrzykowslai, Il, Williams. Slnalli-y. Suwuiisvn. Ilohni-r. li, kkillllillllx 0 0 I11 0 I' G S MWQWW W? Ih-in-liail 1'l:il'lw The 1942 Chintimini staff got off to the best start in years, ending a campaign for senior pictures before Christmas vacation. Due to rising costs of production, signing of contracts was delayed until more funds could be secured. Later, bad weather and mumps helped to put production behind schedule, true to tradition. Thanks to Mr. Richard Adams, who took the indoor feature pictures, to Mr. Max McGlasson, adviser, and to the splendid cooperation of the student body, the Chin- timini, still true to tradition, goes to press. STAFF .... Muriel Reichart, editorg .lim Clarke, busi- ness managerg Edith Brown, feature editorg Wfauneta Lay- man, art editorg Pauline Moore, assistant editorg Art Seibert, senior editorg Mary Anna Dearing, senior business managerg Margaret Glenn, junior editorg John Thomas, sophomore cditorg Al Konick, sports editorg Malcolm Mcwlicmrter, assistant business managerg Philip Hubbard, assistant art editorg Ina Van de Pol, typist. ,, ,.,,., IN TIMIN if I25 STUDENTS .... anxious to hear the presses roll .... l11Ll5t have a year of journalism to catch up on latest trends. MEMBERS .... first edition of the H-O-S came out on the first day of school with its face lifted .... stream- lining was the keynote, with new headlines and inast-heads . . . . later in the year, the staff sponsored a Stamp out the .Iaps campaign promoting patriotism and furnishing sug- gestions to help CHSers aid national defense .... a thrill to editors was the Columbia Press Association Award, highest ever received by the H-O-S. STAFF HEADS .... Betty -Io Clinton, editor .... Roger Hill, business manager .... Sally -Iackman, managing editor .... Bob Knoll, sports editor. AUVISER .... Miss lithel Ranney. 1-fffxw X qw lm fix' A ,Q ' f 'W A ' V! 4 QAFQ. . - !+v,3...-' 's 4. f I ,. ,, hw, , X . ,Q , fx yy vwujk ,A4 1 ,NX bmw ..- .Q 46 ' W A - - , K A 'Q Jff2. Wfjfle M .M 5' A , ,Q ,fsirfgg-j.1 1 X41 fm - wr X ' xiQff'3X X h QL Ai V, , , ,w,A,.,. , M fy ikxh 522 Q, ki - , G g,,A W'- x N N mm 216, QI 4 i . N k Q 49 fm, K sv-' M. . A N, 'fax , 5 k - f an 3 A Q, ff wwf kk l 2 W3 is - ' m 'PNf:' 458' 'Q ix K! N 2 X- ,f hw- M X Q K , . 494 Q .iiffaf 1 92 X . , , 'kk ' -- 1- f,5.4CCirZf?f1:l24'1 Q A 2 if mfg.-.2 W 5 ,YE ' x....+' ' :sw 2.1: 3 ' . 5.' 1 X' W lb V ., Us Q 5 M :ff if fx gg Q g ...-.... Q SSE V ,., -: W - 5 iii . , A 9 S Q Qi Mix Qu. rw ,A 5 L w W A I W 'Q ,, 'P' L L ,, W, wp- - AW Af ?i?w4uv3T ,M '. I 4 ' wI5??:1!f f 3511. QA N: QP ' W 21 , -dm 'W M '- V ' f K Q XV ,gm sw. M 2 Q 4 .. .. . K . q 'X K 'S 54 w ' . fl! .,,, my . 'W' ,Q Y ' 'ff 1 STUDENTS .... admitted to Toreh National llonor Society for outstanding scholarship, leadership, character, and service .... grade point must average 3.25 .... twenty- two activity points necessary. MICMBIQRS .... as serviee to school, recorded aetivi- ties of each student on cumulative reeord in office .... twice a year new members are initiated by an impressive ceremony. OITICIQRS .... Bob liurtner, president .... Virginia Burt, vice-president .... Donna Rae llill, secretary .... Beverly Price, treasurer. ADVISIQR .... Mr. Charles Christenson. lin: tn:-1 Q 'CHINTIMINIR . Mlzllus To open a speech with l.adies and Gentlemen is small town stuff to polished C.H.S. orators. An enlarged group, headed by Mr. Brooks, studied debate, oratory, poetry reading, and extemporaneous speaking. At the Linfield Invitational Tournament, Corvallis debators argued the question, Resolved, that the State of Oregon should have a general sales tax. Also entered in this tournament were entries in poetry reading and extemporaneous speaking. Debate squad menihers later attended the District Tournament at Linfield. After winning a contest here at sehool, lioh Adams was awarded first place in the district Anieriean l.egion Oratorical Contest. At Reed College, Boh won seeond place state honors. Thpzljvnz Soviet .... filIl'lQll', .LfIll'lLflf', gloji, 0011s, Hgh, 11111111 'y11111111, Oli 111-y flIIlIlIIvY.l I7on't be alarmed--it's just a Thalian neophyte eating the traditional oyster and worms fguaranteed fresh and juieyj. Old Thalian members, trying to out-do each other, make their initiates feel mighty uncomfortable the first day, with singing, dancing, or impromptu perform- anees on the list, in addition to a brilliant T painted on the forehead. l i i I liil N-lirninlil An honorary society for outstanding work in school dramatic productions, Thalian has one of the most difficult and colorful initiations in C.H.S. XVith Phil Sehramm as president, the elub's project this year was making a file of selective plays read by the members. Each year Thalian sponsors a play, giving each student a chance to participate. The Night of -lanuary l6th was this year's production. G i a I1 S l 1'onI rowi I,, Join-s. -lalvltluiiu. If. ISV: wil. I3ui'tui-l'. Iii-i-in-5, Ili-oline. linelt row: Ii. llzlrl. lloerlier. Vallxins, litlius, Mv1'oslti'ii-. Nlvlinroslu, Sellinluin. Ki-lst-I. I.:lliliHli, X,-L,-rl l'1,.X1l:ins. i I l if SUPERIOR Couitr NUN1lSlili ELIQVIZN oi-' THE S'l'A'l'li or Nliw YORK .... the Honorable judge William Heath presiding .... THE Pli0Pl.l'i oif THIE STATE olf NEW YORK v12RsUs KAREN ANl3Rl'l .... Bjorn ltlllfkllfl' :lid lm! kill liimsvlf. He was lHIIflll'l't'1l, amz' flu' Shift' rollfvrids lu' was uzilnlvrvrl by Karen flmlrr - flml on flu' nigbf of Iurnzarny 16119 xfu' look frm' l'l'1't'lllQl' .... Karen Andre's white gown shimmering in the moonlight - a man in evening clothes - Faulkner leaning against the parapet. She pushes him with all her strength - he goes down into space .... I din' jmslz u man off flu' jwzffliozrxr. But if was ual Bjorn Iianlkllrr .... Wlieii she was arrested for Faulkner's mur- 'Tbe Night If 0 January 16th der, he was still alive .... I um rajmlzlc of n11mlz'r- for Bjorn FtllllklIl'Y'K safer' .... ladies and gentlemen of the jury, you are to determine whether the defendent is guilty or not guilty of the murder of Bjorn Faulkner, and her fate rests in your hands .... Tlu' jury fimlx lln' ju'ixnm'r Noi' GUILD' of ilu' HIIll'lI!'f of Bjorn liuulkmfr. LEADS .... Edith Brown :is Karen Andre .... -lou Wyfrzykowski as her attorney .... Pat Metcalf as Nancy Lee Faulkner .... Frank Cole as District Attorney Flint . . . . Bill Roberts as Larry Regan. DIRECTOR .... Miss Lura Keiser. 'Xli'K'lili1ni'lx, K. .Xlulo-rsiili, Willi-3. I,m'i',iuy. li, lh'mi'n, Lalnllarl, llurns. Mi-lnlnsli. Wyl'fyLmvslxi, lin-isii XX, liuln-its. Mi-1 iislwiv. Milli-5. I, Blvivzlll. lqnmn. lull-. lxaviii-V, Mrlnlosli, Ixi-i-In-y. Hall. NX. lliumas. In-avli. jury. 0 i u n - S . a Y . -A-. X 11 ...I- - W, I. NAME .... june Mad. LEADS .... Mary Anna Dearing as Penny .... B Labhart as Chuck, her boy friend .... Jason Wiclmer Mervin, Penny's uncle from college, only three years h senior .... Vicky jones as the neighborhood brat provid added comedy. PLOT .... Penny proves a girl can get into as mal scrapes as Henry Aldrich .... Chuck finds his home-ma glider is a hard item to keep hidden from his father . . the plot thickens as Penny falls for the inevitable oth man and buys a slinky, fire-engine red formal on the s ....when Chuck's glider crashes, Penny decides she lik Chuck best after all, is glad to give up her precarious ho on the other man to Chuck's sister. DIRECTOR .... Miss Lura Kciser. ::' C H I N TIM I Nl NAME .... Ever Since Eve. LEADS .... Susan Blake, played by Mary Lou Calkins ....-Iohnny Clover, played by David Hart Spud Erwin, played by David Allison .... Lucybelle Lee, played by Cynthia Woodcock. PLOT .... Susan's struggle to gain a position on her school paper run by boys .... her desire to be a career girl and go to dances, too .... an attack of measles and a fast little southern gal complicate matters .... but Susan gets the job and her man. DIRECTOR .... Miss Lura Kciser. 1 -.XE M, is N i q - A , X at J swwm, 3 555 551 Y ,A Q Q . sv 5 X-W-wmg r - M. 2 '-Miva -'X + 7 . f E F f 5 f IRQ X2 3 'Qwfxf . ' s W E K fl 5 Q f ww , ' ,, 5 I 2 5 gi ,V f 4 l J W Q f X f , M' ' kat..-f' X ii! Www' K S . N 3 w.....M.,n.-,W , .,.-m,,,,, WmxN'i1fw A My .vw 5. x 5,3153 55 X, K V Awe: ,WLM ,XA ' E wx , 7 Q frkf I ' 2 g L mfg, X K mf K 'W 'D 4 !'!'? -E N- vw gt wi x Q ' 3 8 -gl I 75, FQ , ,W X 1 - -.-' uw V-gf . Front row: N. Moore, Frink. M, lws-, Alrelgmv. Sen grow-, Sn-hulor, Bvavert, Arnold, li, Pope. R4-ichart. Avery. Powell, Sc-vnnrl row: Othus, P. M4-tcallf, Ilull, P. Moorv, Burt, li. Prim-, VVOSI. R. Clark, Hostvilvr. G. Gray, Sl'lll't'lH'l, Haskins. ck ruw: Brooks, Wyrzykuwslai, l'm'l1-r. liurtner, Cosby, Sclxrnnnn, Dulvmnn, IC. Hart, Irvin. :: C H I N TIM I N I S I' WJ Q Xxwwls A new name in C.H.S. this year, Grandioso quickly became an important activity. Organized to provide a higher standard of music in school, their initiates royally entertained lunchers in the cafeteria with their own com- positions. Finding these solos did little to improve the music tastes of the students, Grandioso sponsored two ex- cellent programs, Daniel Boone in the fall and Marco Polo in the spring. Active members met twice a week, planning commit- Si':lLII'uvi' tees and programs under the direction of Mrs. Gaskins. Meeting once a month, the larger group of associate members enjoyed programs with numbers by their own members. H I N TIMINI 'i NAME . . W'ords and Music. LEADS .... Bob Burtner as Fussbutton, president of college .... Dorothy Schuler as Dean Highnote, old- fashioned music department head .... Bobby Knoll as Dean Longword, absent-minded head of literary depart- ment .... Eileen Powell as Mary, secretary to Dean High- note, and Phil Schramm as Longword's secretary furnished the love interest. PLOT .... dealing with the trials of faculty and students when the author-composer of Barton's annual operetta is stricken with measles .... in danger of becoming a product based on latest trends from the gay nineties when in the hands of teachers .... students turn thc operetta into an ultra-modern production. DIRECTORS .... music by Mrs. Gaskins .... lines by Mr. Brooks. Mr, Mourn- The well-executed C's seen on the football field last fall were made by the largest band in CHS history. Led by drum-majorettes jerry Smith, Betty Smith, and Shirley Garman, the eighty-five members provided much of the half-time entertainment at football games. Directed by Delbert Moore, the band entered the sectional music contest in the spring. Solo winners from the sectional contest entered the National Regional Contest. C H I N Tl MI N I ferric STUDENTS .... interested in singing and improving music appreciation .... group composed mostly of sopho- mores. ACITIVITIIQS .... a triple trio composed of sopho- more girls from this club sang at numerous functions throughout the year .... whole glee club participated in operetta choruses for the first time .... a fall program given for parents provided necessary funds for the year ....hesides outside programs, the girls sang at school functions, including the Christmas assemhlv and Girls' League. l3lRl7,CTUR .... Mrs. Genevieve Gaskins .... who finds time to teach fundamentals along with music for the frequent programs. Hi-N. Hasltiivx 1 ,, l I Imnl mu. I..ulnzlll. Il, Ilulu-l'Ix limdrmi- III II-I'l'ri.-N .N Irwin M.Iln4I, IIOIIIIUZIII I:IlI'llN XXIINII-1' It I'l-url um, Wu-xt. I.wm:u'rI N In lm I, Nu . : u , ',.'1itI1.IP,NInm-I-, Hummel run. Vw-. 'l'Im1npwIm, la, I'Imp1n:m. III-ml. Ih-rr'-r, n', linvm' .I, 'l'Ilulll:ls, l'nl4-, Ziviln-l', IlnI'I'. III-:Ix'4'l'I. lI:IIluu.Iy. IIWIII-V, 'I', Nu-Ivan. IC, Sum Illilwl rmv: I , Ihmlwrlw. ,XVI-rill, Ii, lI:1r1. Alliwm. If, IQVIXYII I! lux Ilunnll XII I . , . :l . g Ivm. Ii, Martin, IMI4-num, IS Illxz Iullll Klusivlh , . . ' I-'nmlh ruw: Iluslmmla, K, Willi Ins I NI I5:l4'Ix :1 ,, lnvis, I1, Sturm-. .II-um-n, Nu-Imls, ISI-nm-tt, XII-tzlu-r. I..-an-Il, I., N1-I mn, Iiullm-ll. row: II, .InIlnsun. llama. H. II:lrI. 'l'n-lltsvll. Iimvl-as I-I . - -.. I I'llIlI rn nw' I7 ' ' ' ' . ull, l, Nam ll:lII:1, Inllls. I., NI:ll NI illvr. .Xyvl'x, Ii lultsa-ll, Iiglvlx N-I-mul ruw: tiuxlxilnx, llihlmrwl, Nunlylu-, Nm - , IIll'Il'I'. III'IIIIlll'IllZIlI. I'IYIl4 run IIVIIIIIII, Ih-yvrln-in. HI:-I-In-, I1u:':nl1I XX IIIII Ilnllu lllulp llvanrl. I. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII. limi:-lie-r, W1-xl, Vfulfx I-11 I numnl qw in-Q YW 5 fb '5b'Lf?Vw g?iQ5i?A f aw ,S f wg ' iw M . f fy M, - ' Q -b Qipfm fm W1 fp ' , ,. 4 - , ma-Q f V , mg, ,WA X? 'SE sg? .... 55, 3511. a Y Q ,ff x GN 41049 WIFI: f M md' mv: -ffm' 'Q-M S f , -5,9 'iw - A Wg e. M W I wr ,if QW f 4 , L- 4 - ' an ' . ' V 1 , bf A- , Kb.. A , I M 5. M 4 . . , '5 g 5j4' N 19 gpqwfiywgiwtk 1 ,al mm, f .gxmff If likmff My A Vffli . F A ltimxilif V S ,xg . f. Q wk 423, Q ,ay H' .-. ' I - I -.' ' I' C e s I' r a Iinul row: IL Moore, IIIII, I, Meteaill, I, Moore, twin-1, Mvlnlnsli. N, Nlnori-, Mt-in-r. Ni---mul row: II:iu'Iing's, IIaae'. Ilaiily, Iiillilwr. S4-iigriwivv. NI. NIi'l'ny. Ilnui-r. W4-st. Iinnleon. Hai-It rim: 'I', Xi-leon, tinnclliielit. Iioli-iuan. Hlinjw. I'1IIis, Nprii STUDENTS .... those playing an orchestral instru- ment are eligible to enroll .... full credit subject .... meets every day. ACTIVITIES .... accompanied vocal groups for Christmas program and operetta .... played before the Iflks Club and Wfornen's Club .... high point of the year was an invitation to Portland to play for Teachers' Con- ference there .... the invitation was the outcome of a well-liked program given before the Regional Conference held in Corvallis early this year .... a trip to the music contest ended activities for the year. IJIRHCTUR .... Mr, Ilelbert Moore. 1:1 lionili-au. N l'IminIu-rs. Iii-:ix--rt STUDENTS ..... 1 ccepted by Quill and Scroll, inter- national honor society for high school journalists, because of outstanding work in some field of journalism... recommended by adviser. MEMBERS .... actively engaged in publication work ....sponsored traditional auction, including bundles sight unseen .... persuasive Auctioneer Ilill made enougl' to pay for Chintimini picture .... did their part ir national defense work by heading drive for tubes of tin. OIfIfICIiRS .... Roger Ilill, president .... Betty .lt Clinton, secretary. AIJVISIZR .... Miss Ifthel Ranney. I'r-mt row: IIiII. .lr I nnnin-fliaiin. Ilaivlinls. IIiII. Iinvlt row: Vlinton. ,Inn-Itn1:in. li, llrown. Knoll. linlllnq. Iviilnlni-l'i'i'. l.:lslvlI,1i:lju'll. u i C I' O S22 2,3 E di is W 3 Q J, 7 'V Qi ' if Q ww X 0 A Q . Q ! k F ' 'gm ' if rg N' 5 . 'i' .A Q S wfw f M A i iw U Q m kanji Afywwk k 5 ,Q -V gf: ixfgxvw f T , , in ' N f.: ,5 W ' 2 W M vi jg 'H Aa Auf xV5? '4 x ,jig W, X Zta., Q JA yy - ' W ,,,,.f x x : Q 5,1 N if if 5 N . K2 V ' . - KE I' Q. M W mp- nw em , S WV! wh, X 995' fm vgglwf 3 , 1 3 K f?r, . . W wh in Vi :sm Q' fc-'Hawk A, .r J.. 4 I Xi? K , , ., 'Ninn' R ,eg-.fi 15 I j X? 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L q A t 5 ' gg y ' ki xx 32 Wx 'Q DMM? ma 3 594149. .+ Sf- ff f' 'Y , 3 I Q Q l'IuaCX719.SMQ9-ls... 5,2 fl CUYIQQ BLUES 1 D vfiatomlzp We men No . . .- Stu.'RQf'ox9x. Wm GA ma if Camus 'YYXwvJ?qht Cm-Jzloila smzqkf iam I-2 -3 KLJQ fi X , x gi J WWWWfEQfmm .WE .. :MQ X .X - .Fig , ? C. wp S U3 'Xvy M . w 5f AA1W'q? ff! , fwwmww Ywwmmw' C050 'dqqggi CLQ-in pn-f' Zoe., ,g,.+a. uw cus '- Q? T U0-1 Som! ' 0171 vhs:-ll S 6 I' S I - 1 - I-'x--ml rnw: I., .lmli-rsun. Vlinton, .l:u-lsnluu. l.nsl4-tt. IM-Nloss, lmgnw, lu, lsrown, lliu-rm-1-. 1-:ulInu':uy. ll, .Xmli-ruin. Nw-mail Vim: Vanin-ll. 1'in'so. lmnulnlson. limi. lizilnllli-ri-V. lxi-ming, N Xrni-lil. llulil.-:A Iliril, 'l'llxriI rim 4 il'Ill'iu lirvlix lh-rx llixns l ilu I lnni I nil All lxivn l :lm nil l'111 xurrfy Mrs. l3ixql1'11'11fi'1', f111f ffn' firxf fiffvvll mlrx im' 1'1'.w1'1'i'if f111if if ix flllllllllfllfl' fu lwf you xif ff11'1'1'. Yvx, Mrs. Bf4Qlt'Il'tlfl'IA, I 11111fi'1'sfi111if ffmf I4'i'1'ifi11111nfixgr111f1111fi11g, full ffiix .u'f'f11111 ix l't'X4'l'I't'1l for ffu' St'Ilf01'.l 0111.33 No, Mrs. I3ilqli'11'f1fi'1', 111' 1111111111 j111f lfn' rf'xi'1'zi'if xvufx uf ffm' xiilv. No onu but nn usher sccms to umlcrstnml about rusurvcd scars. Chosen from .1 volunmry group of juniors ll--anrlnzi. and seniors, this service organiviition ushers .11 all school functions. One of those lirrlu notcs from W'.irrcn Groshong or Chuck Apple mcnns that you .irc Lo rcport .lt seven sharp to try to convincc somconc that hc can hc.1r every word from thc twenty-scconil row, or to diruct .ll10ll1Cl' out of thc mnzu of hulls. Mrs. Rounds scrvcnl ,IS .ulviscr of the group. l'l'unl run: XX llunlnns, Hllnlxs. Xlilsti-V. li-ills:-ll, J, lllolllns. ll, fllvlvalll. X. Nlurlln. limnl Nm--mil ron: Xl--Nllllnlu, NXIV1-. l', Nli-or.-. Nvllloi-lnzill. Mons.-. Hull. Xl, Nvlllllllzivlli-1'. Ilznrlx run: l., Iwlnf. llii-llnlwls. ll, Xlliili-.'l'1-lllsi-ll. xY:lllxl'l', S C I' S R4-iinnu One minute after the elang of the fire bell, C.H.S. students may be seen shivering on the walk outside the school. Under the direction of Bob Reiman, chief, and Bob Adams and Bud Cox, assistants, the fire squad manned stations for fire drills. Air raid drills provided additional responsibilities for the squad. The eighty-five members are divided into five battal- ions, headed by Chuck Apple, Bob Smith, Allen Anderson, David Hart, and Warren Groshong. Between fire drills members act as fire watchers and service men. -vulul rnw: Mellon-. Fox, .lllfllllillllz ll,'.lnl1nsuu, llurns. S1-llllsle-li..Voslxig Sl'lll'lIllllll. l'nl'Ii-V. All-xalllilni Il Hurt llowu 9 N1 ' b . . -', . , i l'll'I', Iwi-. l. licvlc. Ni-lnnrli-1' ll llnlwriw llilrul row: SI'lllllllillll'l1'l'. Clay, I.. l'Irlw:zl'1ls. Sliupv. Sll'l'1'l, l'1'lIili:e-l'. Iiivliurrls, IM-rim-. i'lill'lil'. .Xlrp ' ss in-i-1-iiu'un1l. Gnvv. lien:-rlivt, Do '. Iluvk row: XV. llzlll. li. l.:ilrlml't. Iluvis, l:0llKll'HlI. Avi-rill, H vrivk. lluli-maui. livlaiml. ll nvla, 1 '5I'lllPl'l'll I , l Qui Mash-rs, RI:-Ili-m'y. Ili-:ii'imz, ll. AllIlPl'Sllll. lmuvli. W. l.:iluliul't. lla-nm-ll. Irnnl. row: 1'm'. li4'l'LY1'l', Knoll. llurlm-r. Hllziw. .L .llnli-rsuli. ll. Smith. ll, ,lul:nms, livllllilll. l'nx llrnsllmigr. Konivk. Iivnns llll'llll0Nll Hill K Fl-irk Xe-Iii-r STUDENTS .... must have lots of pep, lots of school spirit .... admitted by application .... girls of all classes are eligible. ACTIVITIES .... football programs, featuring names and numbers of all players, were sold by Pep members as a new feature at football games .... at the close of football season, Pep sponsored a banquet for football boys and dads . . . . members also ushered at football games and tools charge of half-time entertainment at basketball games. OFFICERS .... Maxine I,eonard, president .... Juanita Jones, vice-president . . . . Margaret Glenn, secretary-treasurer. ADVISER .... Mrs. Genevieve Caskins. lilll'llll'I' I In ruula, Hltllllflllll, ami 1 xli ml ffllflllgflflllf lfu vrbool uml rolzlflllnlify lligfi slamfarflx of CfJVfNffrllI l'l1tII'tH'fl'l'. This, the purpose of the National Hi-Y Club, is carried out in the Monday-night meetings of the Corvallis chapter of Hi-Y. Composed of members of all three classes, Hi-Y has been active during the past year in various forms of school life. Led by President Bob Burtner, and advisers, Mr. Irvin and Mr. Dickie, the club has sponsored several social events. School services included Gate Committee work, and taking care of the bleachers during basketball season. During the year a new constitution was adopted and the club was enlarged. As a result, the Hi-Y Club, composed of a group of boys who al'e anxious to serve the student body, is one of the key organizations of the school. un! row: .Xmh-1-sun, Hawmun, Gullnwany. l'hapnmn. l.1-1-. l'1'im-1-. Munn-l1n-sul, Willvy. -IOVIIIIII. V. Mvtvnlf, I!umx'm'1h, UIPIHI, Runnv. Iionnlclsun. N, S1-l111l11:uvll4-v'. S4-vmnl ww: .Ivnwn, lla-nth. K:-rn. Hurningr. .l. .lnm-5, V. Hnly. lhupnu-. Vzuurlm. I . Vanllis. Wilxlvr, Kr'-hs. I.zl5'l1l:1u. Hnhkinx. llnvlx row: l'n-l'1'ivnI. lfrink, 'l'lll':lsllvl', Ihwn-ll. 131-llllvlt. 'l'4-utwlx, .h'1'1'y. PIIIIHIIII, Burt, lla-Moss. , , 4 , + 2 f X : CHINTIMINI Qzgg 2 Ifrnnf ruw: Iiickir-. Hull. Sl'llI'1lllllll, R4-ilnnu. H, Anlzunw, lhxrtm-1'. liruslmngr. Knull. Wiflmvr. Irvin. Sm-vmul ruw: Vue-. Hullvn. H1-rrlimr. Vox. lizlllsnglu-1', IS, Hmilh, Knowlton. Nivlmls, Appl:-. Zin-ul:-V, 'I'l'lllSl'll, SIIIIIIP. llnvk IWIWZ Malin-ltllm'lu-. .Xllismn ll. Hurt. .Xpplvlnam Qlll'SiIllll'l'l'j', E, Haart, li, ,xIHll'l'NUll, l'l:u'kn-. Sprin W, l.:u1vl1:n't. K. l'I:n'L. Ilxllcll Iwwml ww: lx, .Xmh-rum. Kurw. .I4-Ilrwx. I iullns lin-1-111-y. In-mimg. .lmsl:m. llm-rnv1'. ,Xu Sw-mul rnw: l.. .luxn-A. I5-nllm-zu, Iwlry. Iiyrsl. llulrhl ll. .Xll1lvl'mm, l :ll'Lq'll1-l', 'l'hir4I rnw: Hans. Hnmlllislli. Ilalll. li:nl'lllzuu. lm H4 liullxins. lhixm-y. lirlnmmls, l!'lv'Ix ruw: I'. Hvzly. llurnillq. .l, -lullvx, K1-rn. IC, lilwmlu Jvllxvll. U:lllmx':l3'. l rmul I N':l:'I'm'1'. I 'mvi XYI14-1-In-l'. I'. Nl:-lr-:ulI', XY, 'I'lmm:lx. XYI , - I.mm:nr-I. llauvlinus, -' rnw: I., .XlHI4'l'hUII. l'nIl'1vL. Mmm-r. Klum, I..-gul- Numul Ntmuv. 31:-1'li1114vvl4. RI, Svlllxlllzn-Ilvr, lh-y1ml4lx. XYiwIXll:ml. Sixnlmnls. nw: IYI, XXIHII-, I-wutx--I1 I':u1'L. ll:-HUM, Xhlxn-1. In-Mm. Xvulm--1-lx. NXI4-uauml. M-Imlm-nmn. ll. llmmnx. X.fXl:l1'Iln mx! XM-IIN. Ihxllllx X4-.nlw1'lx. lhnlx Xwzllwl-lx. hullllv' livlnulxlvlv, NI, Nam :lv l':I. IL Nlllltll. ll'-x .zulu-H, I, Xian 114- lol. fllllllh, I. lnpv. th-ualnliiw Smith , , . . Iattrlt-1:1 Mt-tt-alt URGANlZl'il3 for the purpose of giving many girls a chance to serve others and to form friendly relationships with girls in Tri-Y clubs in other parts of the world. MliliTlNGS .... held at Memorial Union and at school .... speakers, general talking things over by the girls, and group singing made Wfestminster House firesides bright spots during the winter. l litlith lirown Vat Cox'-tv ACTIVITIES .... Tri-Y mid-winter formal, with theme of I Take You, will he remembered as a dance of dances .... Tri-Y girls and Hi-Y boys had .1 get-together at the box special lunches were rattled to the highest bidder .... a tea in March honored Tri-Y mothers . . . .a special Tri-Y meeting ended the year, with installa- tion of officers and an entertainment designed for the senior girls. NIV- lin 1 llll tls lnllx In-an X lim- .lvnsi-ll ivss Nlirhvl Slum- .I4-:llwtlo Olllus .lezulue Melnlnsh 4 Exclusively a lassics organization, the Girls' League, this year made a sparkling and worth while record. ' A year filled to the brim with new ideas, thoughtful deeds, and serious reflections .... by all girls. Sovial Wfbirl found Co-ed balls in the afternoons .... the lovely tea at Christmas time for senior girls and their mothers .... the Senior Coffee, where all the older girls rcminisced .... and finally, in cooperation with the lads of CI-IS, the Drafting Dad entertainment. The Faculty Tea ended activities. Kindly deeds were carried out in brightening the hearts of shut-ins when girls wrote letters, made visits, and sent flowers. Serious rr'f1m'fim1x .... came direct to girls from speakers who were tops. In the printed form, material and information was given through the Blushes Blackout booklet and Girls' League handbook. Sjwriul xfar goes to Mrs. Rounds, dean of girls, who inspired and gave her time to each of us. N new X lulimgz M nv4' knmrl llill Ilulruyml .x.x1HI'lill .l. 'l'hnlll:n N. N1-huns: IMI: K4-Q-In-5 Hj'1lill1Il'l' Ullms Maris linumh N 1' I Illnxll Slum' Yuxs .I4-nm-n uhm: Yhwnxo..-mv. x S1 is J, --9 gsm-by Q-83 y zf ' ,QSM 55 s --- Pxash li V? 3 'Ns PM of G9 'x 1 he vp Y 'U SV' gf' as bf fs-9 o'.,UN L V Z my 5 5, am. W ., .0 ' x . 3 2 E 6 YQ' 1 5 y Y? L 4 I N 5 , 'jx IS '3 ' l fi N gf U Q 35 . 11 i '+--.1 STUDENTS .... lettermen and managers in varsity football, basketball, baseball, track admitted. ACTIVITIES .... Blue C initiations are always a riot .... this year the activities of initiates included wash- ing streets, directing traffic, pushing cars around for exercise .... Merrill Webster knitted in a baby buggy ....AIIen Abraham spent the afternoon fishing in the gutter .... Blue C sponsored the best-publicized rally of the year .... also directed the State Wrestliiig Tourna- ment .... the Blue C fuzzerino caused boys to abandon razors three weeks before the Sirkus .... by the end of the big contest, many CHS boys resembled porcupines. OFFICERS .... Chuck Apple, president .... Allen Anderson, vice president .... Phil Schramm, secretary- treasurer. ADVISER .... Mr. Iirank Ramsey. LIIIINUX. Knoll. Iit'IIIlllII. Sirm-1. IK, Smith, NYi4Iun-l'. Appl:-. N. IE.-vltt Konii-It, S1-Iiustu-i' lx. I Iarlt. N onil :in I-I, II. lInr1I5, 1ioI'l'. ,L ,Iinli-rsnn. Sliaw, I'ol'la-r. liurlner. S1-Ixralinn. W1-Inst:-r, I., Ni-I-on Rl 'l', Iii-1-k, li. I. - -. railinnl, Ii. llall. Zin-Q 1-r. lu I'In-l'i'n'. I 2 in-lllu-l'rv. Splivlt. II. Xmlnuis. IIIIIIUIIII. II. .Xlnli-axon. 'I'l'n-I1:n'ln I ?'4- 1x,2S'X?f f ' q x ?lEYEXis2iiX 9r'-e'gf'S-'X:'s- x L New W inseam: Q 5 ,wg , -wmv. M 4 ' 'ww g AQPA TQSQR A ws s Q3 a. E sy -,fy Fix I - K - f' Q Sig n x. f P Ha- My 9 'A k ' VF: iw j Sf-'fsx.: A xwdrff' w:wg5,,S ws Y. xr wi-,Q is Q wwf vyit f X Q, 5 ki W A is v 'Sv QC S X ' s ,- 5 SQL g- Q QUW M M V x f xv ':f..,' f begs' K A lz? ij ! V 0 ff M M ' gl 1 -, 3. .- i x, , A Beginning the season on a new lighted field, Coacl Frank Ramsey instilled enough fight and football in th C.H.S. squad to gain a tie for first place in the no-nam league. Following a pledge made at the first of the seasor the team established an outstanding defensive record b being unbeaten, untied, and unscored-upon on Sparta Field. Black mark of the season was the game at Alban on Armistice Day, when the Bulldogs triumphed with score of Z6-6. Enthusiasm of students helped to make the seaso' a success, said football boys. 'CHIN 'HMINI C.ll.S.'s 1942 basketball season ended in a blaze of glory when the team took second place in the state basket- liall tournament. Surprising many outstiders was the 19-11 win over higlily-favored Salem. Climbing to the top, Corvallis played Astoria, defending champions, in the championship game. ln the second half of this game, Astoria increased their one-point lead and the final score showed Astoria 34, Corvallis 22. ,lason Wfidmer was selected on the all-state basketball team at this tournament, Most of the season the team was Linder the direction of lfrank Ramsey, who proved coaching basketball was another ol' his aceomplishments. Xl nliner A .sk Q.. 4, V X 16 M-f 2 wx Q' ,' ax W 2. v M 2 .- 4 I R 45 iii 'ES 49 fu AG f-39 75. J 'F 'Q X . 4 Q. gf' Nr M' 2', x -K pcf is-gg Q K f-gg-Q N? f ,M w Q 'U Q, T3 1-sry ffgg.v-ww? 4,..,.K ,. as K ' 'Kwn xl V 5 fw , ' , ag, In 4, ,S Q ,My ,Wy ,,,v, mx V g,..., 4, 4 , I Simh ,A Q v fy Yi. .ik y QE? my ' 'W 4 I ' 'Vf :Sf ' . ,x X, if 27 I if J H Q , ' ak gf ' 5 Q? I .L Q3 if ' I ' 1 ..,, I Q . ' A K . t f' 7 X ag.: . Q mv ,af 'ma 4' if W1 Y fungi if 3 Q, . .g:--15.,,,.- 'J X ' him , Q lf fu 5 if N L K in ' I , ' hrx, M .5 5 Z ' 1 -atv F - , :.:gv. . A - M N -i -- X M 43 me jig' ' 1-V4 , .iw :wma ff! 'Q' ff? H , 'f as'sQ:f W ' qigvr Q 0 0 i' G 'front row: 0'l'onm-ll. Smiley. Ilnvis. Stone. I.. W4-st, Vox I , Holm-1-ls, Si-hlinltnn-in-r. N4-eulnl row: Wudlli-ll. li, ltaulxhzarl, S1n'ic-lt, l'1-ti-rson, Vonli-y, While. Svlxruunli-x'. lim-lt 1-uw: Mziple-ll1ol'pe-. W, linll, N, lie-ell, llevini-. llninpllrw-y. Whitlq, Nlelh-1-, STUDENTS .... sophomores and juniors interested STUDENTS .... eyeing positions on next year's varsity in ll place on the varsity next year .... may gain needed learn to sink shots where they belong . . . . sophomores ant uniors have chance to play before n crowd. 1 , GAMES .... reliminnrv games wln ed with NB' CAMPS .... won two, lost two, tied one . . . . Albany, f - i P - K V l -y teams o varsity eompetitois .... sometimes had mort experience for that prize position. 1 Salem and Philomnth were opponents. thrills thlm Vylrgitv Contcgtg COACH .... Skeet O'Connell. COACH . . Merle Long. Ill, llalrt, Hvitsineer. Nlwfh-v, Wt-sl. Ii. Nelson. W, Holm-rts. llymrin. G S C 1' Cl Q T s in I' G C l-'rout row: See-li:1t'm'. .Xlo-vimle-r. S1-lirlsli-r, li. Smith, lil-innin. XY'-lw1vi'. lionivlx, l . lhilwI'lx. Se-voml row: l., Arnold, Swauiimni, In-v. Urine. 'I'. lin-ell, llillon. l'urtm-r, Il, l'ln-IIN Nlvliv-I-, llif-lxiv. lirivlt run: XK':i1lvll. li, N:-Ivan. Vlurlx, ll:il'lnn, li, Stone. XK'liiIs-lnnll. STUDENTS .... may have hecome good runners by STUDENTS .... may w.mt to duplicate joe louis getting to school on time. in the ring or just get even with .1 punching lung. MEMBERS .... six leltermen returned to lieew Ml:lzTS .... held during we-Non with Eugene Alhlnv T , ' A 4 ' ' ' opponents on the defensive .... nineteen new members .ind Salem .... later, members attended no-name league , V I I . lCLlrnCd the FOPCS, expect to KTOXVIT CUl'l1l,7ClTll0l1 l'lCXl ycllr. and district contests .... broad jump, high lump, pole MATCHFS wrcqling mvltchcg with Albvmv Vlllllfillg, high and low hurdles, and discus throwing were gqlcm The DQHCQ Tillummk ' ,md Orcgon MHC Rumi included in addition to running events. i i i ' School .... in the state meet George Barton. Bob Nyluerg, ADVISER H ' Mr. Ron-'Id Dickie. and lforrest Bognrd reached the semi-finals. COACHES .... lfrgink R.nnwey .ind XV.1lt 'l'yvkowslQi. l l'nnt vow: Hl'l'4Tlll,2', .Xvi-rill. llrner. llnlnplli-ev. H, Sniilli, llainnaili. ll l'ln-l ,N l4'iNln-r . . 1 . A Hi-unml row: lh-yi-i'lviii. l1:1rt-in. Wzulvll. llril-Q. While. 'I'. Ili-1-lt. 1inl'l', mmol'-5. 'l'l1ir1lrowZ K. l'll4-llis. Stull:-y, IbilLYi-n. lirnxvn, Ibnw. Xly:-rx. l'iel'4'4' linvk row: HillllNl'Y, lluuzird. l':aynn-. o x i n r e s l' i n l 0 Roth. IM-vim-, Slzuuu, Ilill. Kit-eh-r, Ibm-:iii STUDENTS .... must have an eagle eye to find golf balls in clumps of trees .... those who don't hit them there preferred. MEMBERS .... all but one golfer earned his letter last year .... experienced men, CHS'ers were often medal- ists of the day. MATCHES .... played each weelt with Salem, Eu- gene, University High .... meet more schools at the state tournament at Reed College. ADVISER .... Miss Mabel Patton. li, Hraiit. li, Wolf.-, Gallaulii-i'. Sliulw. l1:iri-iii.'4-1'. Hia STUDENTS .... those who had foresight bought a season's supply of tennis balls before supplies began to dwindle .... need to cover ground and put over smashing drives .... due to glare on CHS courts, strong eyes are an advantage. GAMES .,.. members included matches with Eugene, Salem, Roseburg, Springfield, Monroe .... attended State Tournament at Reed College. REGULAR SQUAD .... Alcon Gallagher and Fred Richards were the only two lettermen to return for tennis this year .... new members learned fast and showed good prospects for next year .... newcomers were Bob Ber- inger, Erwin Grant, Bob Stalley. ADVISER .... Miss Mabel Patton. Hey, IC. Hart. e n n i s I ,A r 4.,,,'. L . ' ' STUDENTS .... may want to wear those flashy new Spartan uniforms .... or wear out grass making home runs. GAMES .... CHS baseball fans saw the nine return- ing lettermen acquit themselves well in regular games with Albany, Salem, Eugene, Lebanon, Sweet Home, and the OSC rooks .... new players learned fast, expect to gain their share of honors next year. REGULAR SQUAD .... Jason Widmcr, second base . . . .Bob Knoll, center field . . . . Bob Quesinberry, short stop .... Allen Anderson, third base .... Jack Sprick, pitcher .... 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