Forest Grove Union High School - Optimist Yearbook (Forest Grove, OR)
- Class of 1946
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DEDICATICDN
The I946 Op+imis+ is hereby cledica+ed 'lo Mr.
Hugh McGilvra, in appreciaiion of all his unliring
eflorfs in behalf of our school. Mr. McGilvra has
been chairman of +he Foresl Grove High School
Board of Educalion for six years. For many years he
has prinled +he school's annual, The Oplimisf, giving
+he same fai+hful and accurare service year afler
year. To you. Mr. McGilvra, we wish +o show our
appreciaiion for 'lhese many years of service by decl-
icafing fo you lhis year's annual.
CONTENTS
Administration
Classes
Events
Groups
Sports
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PIQINCIPAI 'S MFSSAGI3
This pasi' year has been +he firsi one of peace
lime for our schools since World War ll.
I+ has been a year during which hundreds of
young men and women have come home from fhe
four corners of +he earih. Many of fhese have re-
enfered ihe classrooms of ihe land. Many have
complefed fheir high school course under The pro-
visions worked ou+ cooperaiively by ihe govern-
menf, 'rhe armed services, and +he schools.
We wish +o congrafuiafe +hese young people on
+heir inferesl' and achievement The compleiion of
high school will always be a valuable asse'r.
To fhese rerurning veierans and lo ihe members
of +he I946 graduafing class who have speni' all four
years in regular ac+ivi+y and class room procedure,
we ex+end besf wishes for +he fuiure.
Paul A. Menegal'
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Mrs. Frances Arant Mr. G. W. Brown
Whitman Conservatory: U. of O. Conser-
vatory of music: Music Instructor: Direct-
ed the community benefit program for the
infantile paralysis fund: Divides her time
between the high school and grade school:
"Sit up straight and relax your laws."
Mrs. J. A. Bliss
Willamette University: Graduate work
U.S.C., W.S.C.: M.A., S.C.: lnstructor of
junior English, Latin: Advisor to Junior
class, Latin club, Optimist: Slyly slips a
few criticisms in with her assignment:
Spends her after-school hours caring for
a small son: "Mica, mica, parva stella."
Mr. J. A. Bliss
University of Oregon: Social economics,
world history, commercial law: Advisor
to senior class and Hi-Y: Loves to toss out
startling statements that make students
think: Talks about abandoned apple or-
chards, misleading advertisements, prefab-
rication, yogism: Gives ten-question tests.
Likes to read "Consumer's Guide" and
"Gasoline Alley." "lf people would iust
get out and vote ..... "
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Philomath College: Graduate work U. of O.
and O.S.C.: Instructor of general mathe-
matics, biology, advanced algebra, trig-
onometry: Advisor to senior class: Served
as principal at Yamhill seven years, Ver-
nonia four years, and Spray three years:
Retired from teaching for three years and
then returned to help out during the
emergency: makes black marks in his
grade book for bad behavior: "What is
the lesson about for today, Miss Edith?"
Coach Arthur Brachmann
Pacific University: Graduate work U. of O.
Portland Extension: lnstructor of Chem-
istry, physics, aeronautics, radio: Coach
of football, track: Advisor to Lettermen's
Club, Electrons lnc. Barely escaped be-
ing blown up by nitroglycerin while experi-
menting as a boy: Played a season of pro-
fessional football: Has coached at Sher-
wood: "We have a good team, and if the
student body backs them up, we should
wln."
Mr. L. H. Burns
Montana State College: Graduate work
M.S.C.: Smith-Hughes instructor in agri-
culture: F.F.A. advisor: Came to F.G.
from Polson, Montana: Revived the old-
fashioned spelling bee this year.
Mrs. May Dyke
Bellingham Normal: School librarian: Acts
as guardian angel to students making
special reports: "Please try to be more
quiet. Some people are trying to study."
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Miss Leone Graham Mrs. C. T. Hunkapillar
Pacific University: Graduate work U. of
O.: Instructor of senior and remedial
English: Advisor to senior class: Dean of
Girls: Patiently tries to teach seniors to
appreciate Shakespeare: Never gets to do
everything she wants to in one class
period: Keeps students busy checking out
"Adventures in Modern Literature:" "Ac-
cording to most grammarians. . . . "
Mr. R. J. Haas
Oregon College of Education: Instructor
of boy's physical education, trades and
industry: Advisor to junior class, T-I Club:
Coach of freshman basketball: Achieves
a distinguished appearance with his gray
hairs: Helps students solve the unemploy-
ment problems: "It's three down and tour
to go on the Forest Grove thirty-yard
Iine."
Mr. George Hugg ,
Linfield College: Graduate work O.S.C.:
Industrial arts instructor: An ardent fisher-
man: Took groups of students on camp-
ing trips when he taught at Sandy.
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Oklahoma University: Graduate work Port-
land Extension, Reed College: Instructor
of history-civics, world history: advisor to
Tri-Y, junior class: Gives all juniors a
"Knowledge of Texas and Lincoln: Com-
mutes from Beaverton: Possesses a bound-
less amount of energy for organizing ex-
tra-curricular activities: "Anyone who is
absent tomorrow will get a ten as a dis-
cussion grade."
Mrs. Rex Leon ens
Nebraska Wesleyan University: Graduate
work Universitv of Nebraska: Instructor
of general mathematics: general science:
advisor to freshman class, Pregpers: Al-
ways laughing: Resigned the second
semester because of illness: "Come on
now, come on."
Coach AI Lemcke
Pacific University: Graduate work U. of
O.: Coach of football, basketball, base-
ball: Teaches one world history class: Head
coach at Forest Grove during the school
years of l94l and l942: Joined the navy
in l942 under the Gene Tunney recruit
training program: was stationed along the
Atlantic seaboarcl: "As soon as they have
two stripes on their sleeves. they think
they're big-time operators."
Mrs. Paul Menegat
Pacific University: Graduate work U. of
C., U. of O.: instructor of freshman Eng-
lish, Spanish: Advisor to freshman class:
Spanish club: Has taught at Lexington and
The Dalles: Collects dolls from all parts of
the world as a hobby: Distressed her
Spanish class bv hinting that she might
not come back next year: "Sorry, that's
all the candy they'II let us have."
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Mrs. Ray Miller Mrs. Kenneth Underhill
Willamette University, U. ot W.: lnstructor
ot algebra, geometry: Advisor to sopho-
more class, Honor Society: Resigned at
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end ot the tirst semester: Missed tor
sense ot humor: Shot seltzer water at
neighbors trom the garage root when
was a girl: "Always remember to take
your common binominal square first."
Miss Mary Parkinson
Lintield College: Graduate work U. ot O.:
lnstructor ot bookkeeping, shorthand, typ-
ing: school auditor: Advisor to sophomore
class: Teaches extension classes at Pacitic
University: Frowns upon gum-chewing,
erasing typing errors, and buying two
bookkeeping workbooks: "All l'reaSurer'S
books due for auditing tomorrow."
Mrs. James Paul
Pacitic University: Instructor ot physical
education: Advisor to treshman class,
GAA, Boosters: A tiend tor making stu-
dents learn the names ot bones and
muscles: The cause ot hundreds ot sore
biceps: "One, two, touch the floor."
Miss Virginia Petroff
Pacitic University: Graduate work P. U.:
M.A. in musical education: Popular as a
singer: Youngest of F.6's teachers: Has a
reputation tor meaning what she says:
"Put more life into it!"
Oregon State College: Graduate work
O.S.C.: Instructor ot home economics,
typing: Advisor to F.H.A., Poster club:
Took an active part in organizing a na-
tional organization ot home economics
clubs: Chairman ot State Advisory Com-
mittee ot F.H.A.
Miss Neta Wirak
University ot Oregon M.A.: Instructor ot
sophomore English, Journalism: ,Advisor to
sophomore class, Viking Log: Haunts
antique shops tor old china: Loves to
travel: Keeps in contact with triends and
tormer pupils all over the globe: Enioys
'flowers and unusual jewelry: "The IGIS1'
time I was in San Francisco ..... "
NOT PICTU RED
Mr. Lloyd Whitcomb
Pacitic University: Instructor ot algebra,
and geometry: Adviser to sophomore
class: came to F. G. exepecting to substi-
tute tor two weeks and stayed the rest ot
the year: Once taught at Latayette: Own-
ed and operated Lloyd's Fountain and Bus
Depot betore going into the service: Hates
to have students waste class time: "That
sounds all right. What did the rest of you
get?"
Mr. Don Bryant
Pacitic University: Instructor ot general
science and general mathematics: Taught
here in I94l-42 betore entering Navy.
Mr. George C. Leak
Conn National School ot Music: Band in-
structor: Works out snappy halttime drills
in collaboration with Mrs. Paul: Sings the
tune while he directs: Plays a mean cornet:
Holds down solo chair in the Shriner's
band ot Portland: "lf you d0n'l' want to
get down and work. you can get out."
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STUDENT COUNCIL -- FIRST SEMESTER
Left, front row-Bob Warnick. Arloweene Williams, Russell McMcKichan, Jackie Lewton and
Shirley McKichan.
Back FOW-Cl'lEStSF Cunningham, Doris Hofmann, George Turley, Reva Strong, Marjorie Ceder-
green, Mary I-Iill, Janice Davidson, and Margaret Kaufman.
STUDENT COUNCIL - SECCND SEMESTER
Left, front row-Dick Johnston, Jackie Lewton, Bob Scotton, Arloweene Williams and Reva
Strong.
Back row-Larry Bnssnart, Chester Cunningham. Doris Hofmann, Russell McKichan, Miss
Parkinson, Ivlarjorie Cecfergreen, George Turley, Ruth Anderson, Shirley McKichan, and
Lois Horton.
Student Council
Several Nalional Assemlxilies were spon-
sored by lhe Sludenl' body. Bub Burns,
brolher of lhe Ozark iolcesler, Bob Burns,
'furnished lhe s'luden'ls wilh plenly of laughs
wiil- his iusl plain corn, Ocloloer I9. On De-
cember I4, The Valleaus, greal' magician,
ihrillecl l'he sluclenl body wiih his hypnolizing
of several members ol 'rhe school. On March
7, lhe American Sky program furnished in-
lelleclual malerial and enioymenl- wilh ils
illuslraied leciure concerning l'he Skyways.
One of lhe oulsiancling aclivilies of 'rhe
sludenl council for lhe year, was lhe pro-
vision made lor lhe band uniform fund. Pro-
ceeds were iaken from lhe Tilamook game
and added lo lhe Tund.
The siudenl body of Foresl Grove Union
High slarled our lhe year wilh Russ Mc-
Kichan as presidenl. ln l'he semesler elec-
lions, Bob Scollon replaced Rus McKichan
and Byron Haevernick replaced Wall Sinclair
for vice-presidenl.
Olher office- s were:
VlCe-Pl'eSiCieh'l' ,- ----,-,-m-- Sinclair
S'3C"ei6l'Y -------.-....... Jackie Lew'l'on
TFGGSUFSF -.--........ Arloweene Williams
Oplimisl Manager .......... George Turley
Aclivifies Manager ......... Doris Hofmann
l-09 Edi+0r .-.-............ Gail Schneider
,A'l'hle'lic Manager ...... Chesfer Cunningham
Banker ..... .- ............ Beverly Bucher
Siage Manager ...ss Raymond Vanderzanden
Yell Leaders .... Donna Johnson, Dale Dixon,
Geraldine Sinclair
Song Leaders ..... Helen Hulsman, Lois Kahn
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OFFICE STAFF
From left-Jackie Lewton, Reva Strong, Margaret Evers, Secretary Betty Jo Hyman, Janice
Mixer, Carolyn McCann, Grace Hallauer, and Arloweene Williams.
C:EilGi'1ClGi'
Firsf Semes+er
. I0-School opens.
I4-Firs+ assembly.
Sepl. 2I-Girls' Welcome parly.
Sepf.
Oci.
Ocl.
Ocl.
Nov.
Nov.
Nov.
Dec.
Dec.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
Jan.
28-Firsi' fooiball game.
5-Booslers' Shoe Shine.
I9-"Bub" Burns' assembly.
26-Teachers lnsiifuie-no
9-Nalional Honor assembly.
22-Thanksgiving Day game--Hills-
boro here.
30-End second six-weeks.
7-Firsl' baskefball game ai' Milwaukie.
2I fo Wednesday, Jan. 2-Chrisfmas
Holidays.
II-P.-T.A. dance, Legion hall.
I8-End Firsf Semesier.
school.
Second Semes'I'er
24-Bruno look Oplimisi' piclures.
3I-F. F. A. Spelling Bee.
Feb. I-P.-T.A. dance aH'er Newberg bas-
kelball game. '
Feb. I5-Tri-Y Conference.
Feb. 22-Older Girls' Conference.
March l-End six-weeks.
March 8-P.-T.,A. dance.
March I5-Senior Class Play.
March 22-Junior-Senior Banquei.
March 28: 29-Spring vacalion. OSTA for
feachers.
April 5-Annual Drama Nile.
I3-Music Conlesl' here.
April I2,
April I8-Annual Easier Assembly.
April I9--Harvey Assembly.
April 26-Tri-Y Banquel.
3-Eugene Music Confesf.
May
May I0-Naiional Honor Assembly lnduc'I'ion
May IO-Dis+rici Track Meei.
I7-Sfale Track Meel.
May
May I9.-Baccalaureaie.
May 20-Opiimisi Dislribulion.
May 24-Commencemeni' Exercises. End of
School.
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David Knapp
SENIOR OFFECERS
First Semester
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Senior Class ll-listory
Freshmen
ln Sepfember of I942, wifh fhe sfrains
of "Old Black Magic" on our lips, we en-
fered Foresf Grove Union High School mosf
caufiously and quiefly. This didn'f lasf long:
affer a few days of orienfafion we gof info
fhe full swing of high school life and began
whaf was fo be four years full and running
over wifh ideas, ideals, and idiosyncracies.
In fhe Nafional Poefry Confesf, Chesfer
Cunningham won a prize for his poem,
"Modern Rescue," while Jean Duyck, Dar-
lene Canfrall, Mary Lee McGraw, Rufh Eileen
Anderson, Bill Afkins, Russell McKichan, and
Leonard Woofen won awards for fheir limer-
icks.
Our class officers for fhe firsf semesfer
were presidenf, Richard Turley: vice-presi-
denf, Alice Dober: secrefary, Jean Duyckg
and for second semesfer, presidenf, Roland
Hendricks, vice-presidenf, ,Alice Dober: sec-
refary, Mary Lee McGraw. Miss Maud Gra-
ham was our class advisor.
Sophomores
Wifh Miss Parkinson as class advisor we
confinued our life of vim and vigor in our
sophomore year.
Bob Scoffen and Dave Knapp were fhe
firsf in our class fo make school leffers in
foofball, and Bud Greason walked off wifh
fhe only sophomore baskefball leffer. The
enfire baskefball B squad was made up of
sophomore boys. This feam consisfed of
Eugene Sfanley, Roberf Miller, Russell Mc-
Kichan, Russell Casfleberry, Bob Nunn, Bob
Ramsey, and Roberf Young.
Our class officers for fhe firsf semesfer
were, presidenf, Roland Hendricks: vice-
presidenf, Jean Duyck: secrefary, Marian
Miller: freasurer, Mary Lee McGraw, sfudenf
council, Richard Turley. During fhe second
semesfer we kepr fhe same officers wifh fhe
excepfion of freasurer, Neva Safferlee.
Juniors
Upperclassmen af lasfl The fall of I944
opened fo us fhe lasf and mosf colorful
phase of our high school days. The maiorify
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of posifions on all afhlefic feams were filled
by iunior boys. Af fhe annual foofball ban-
quef Dave Knapp was elecfed foofball cap-
fain for fhe season of '45. Bud Greason held
fhe posifion of baskefball capfain for bofh
'45 and '4-6.
Arloweene Williams and Don Parsons
were our candidafes for Lollipop King and
Queen. Don was lafer elecfed King and
crowned af fhe Lollipop dance.
Under fhe direcfion of Miss Hunfer,
Marilyn Cochran, Richard Turley, Gale
Schneider, Beffy Millard, Marie Leavens,
Beffy Camp, Mary Lee McGraw, and Earl
Meyer presenfed our Junior class play, "This
Genius Business," a comedy drama.
Using a Hawaiian fheme we honored
fhe class of '45 wifh our Junior-Senior Ban-
quef complefe wifh moon and palm frees
affer having prepared fhe guesfs before-
hand for "The Lasf Round-Up" as fhe fheme.
Mrs. Bliss and Miss Hunfer were our
class advisors. Class officers were, firsf
semesfer, presidenf, Russell McKichang vice-
presiclenf, Don Parson, secrefary, Neva Saf-
ferlee: freasurer, Reva Sfrong, yell leaders,
Jackie Lewfon and LaVerne Consfanfine. Of-
ficers for second semesfer were, presidenf
Bob Scoffong vice-presidenf, Walf Sinclair,
secrefary, Jackie Lewfong freasurer, Mary
Lee McGraw: yell leaders, Lorraine Cooper
and Neva Safferlee.
Seniors
To really inifiafe our senior year, we gave,
midsf onions, rice, wafer, ficker fape, and
yogiism, our senior assembly.
We fhrew our firsf class parfy af fhe
Legion Hall affer Chrisfmas. From fhis we
gof our repufafion for fhrowing successful,
imprompfu parfies.
Direcfed by Miss' Pefroff, our senior
play, "Murdered Alive," a mysfery comedy,
was successfully presenfed by Mary Lee Mc-
Graw, Neva Safferlee, Maxine O'Rielly,
Charloffe Albers, Dean Frye, Richard Turley,
Marie Leavens, Bill Wilson, Lorraine Cooper,
Gene Hausske, Beffy Camp, and Owen Ras-
mussen.
The lasf of March broughf our chance fo
sif back and relax from fhe rush of four years
and fhe sfrain of "Chickery Chick" when fhe
iuniors enferfained us af fhe I946 Junior-
Senior Banquef.
May broughf wifh if our Baccalaureafe
services af fhe Chrisfian Church and our
long-awaifed and regreffed graduafion ex-
ercises. We now leave, fhe firsf graduafing
class since fhe end of World War-ll, and fhe
song in our hearfs which has dominafed
fhrough four years in fhe midsf of consfanf
changes, "OH, F.G. HI, OH, F. G. HI, OH
MAY HER GLORIES NEVER DlE."
Ag
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Charlotte Albers "Charlie"
Gills illllll l-41 lioosti-1's fl-43 Tri-Y 13 Sgniiyy--
Huis 4: Give fqlllli lg XYZ l: Mixvml l'llUl'llS 45
'Frzulvs ami Inilustry il: Glass Yell-lvzulm-1' l:
Class Assembly li lizislvr Asseniblv 21 l'lll'lFl-
mais Asse-nibly I. '
Ambiliimz 'IM sw- Mis. lilies bull:-I.
Rutlh Eilleen Anderson "Ruthie"
Girls' l'lr1b l-'Z-Il-45 Poster l'l11b Il: lluiiw lico-
11m1111's 1 liib 2-Ji: Flltliim- l'llPlllt1lll2lkl"Y'S -I, Pres-
iaxleiitg lXl?1llHll2ll'llUIl0l' Suril-Ly Il--l. 'I'1'oz1s111'1-1':
'lil-W .5--13 flbtimisi Smit' l: Stiulvnt l'1111111'il
l, lfHDl't'N6'Ill2lllVl'.
.-XllllIlllHllI A pirziii-.
Bettv Marie Bateman Hnedn
'Fri-Y Z1-li 'll1n111- lGvl'l11l1J!-43 GirIs1"l1lb I-lg
XXZ 1: G. ll. 1: Vikiilg' llcvglle-yr1l1'ie1'3l.
Ambiiiim: lim-iniiv :1 rliii-I' iiizitrrm :ll Al-
1'2lll'llZ.
Nlrrvaret Colleen Beal "Margie"
GAA lg 'l'ri-Y lg Give- all Seriiuiw-ties 43 Girls'
Club 1-4, Vl4'l'-l'l'USl1lUlll l: Gptimisl Stuff -lg
l'roppe1s 2: XYZ 1.
Ambiliim: 'Fu lrrwlllllv ill! lil-irvss to zu milliim
llnllzlrs.
Elizabeth Benedict "Betty"
Girls' lllllll l-lg Tri-Y lg 411-1'l11-stizi 2-lg Give-
lllllll il.
Aniliitimiz 'IM play :1 violin :il 4':11'i1egie llaill.
Marion Bishop "Bish"
'l'r2ules :incl lmlustries Il-4: liuml l-l,
Ambition: To be T2ll'Z1lll i11 ilu- Uorigwi.
Zona Lee Bonnell "Zonie"
Girls' Glub l-lg Girl llesl-1'Y1-S l-lg G. A, A,
l-lg Svieiive l'l11b lg Nzitiniml llimnr Snvivty
Z3-l. Ser. 3, l.
Ambitiimz 'l'n juin tlio Navy, :mil sw- the
Wurlil llllnllggll ll 111rl'll1ulx-.
Fred Brewer "Sonny" Lat hornei
'l'1':u-k 33 liilllll 4, 'l N l -l,
Ambition: 'l'u vlezm wimlsliiulelg :it my own
ss-1'vi4'ei SUllll!ll'7lli5U,
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Charles Buchanan "Barney"
Hi-Y 3--l, Ser. all S1-iciire lllllll ll 'l'ras-lcv 53
Viq-wry f'0I'Il lg Fnntbzill lg Hptimist Stair -ll
liziseballl 4,
Anibitiunz l'i11 lizlll flI1t'l'2llHl'.
Beverly Bucher "Bee"
QQ- R, 13 IH-My-11111-5 3, 1-rpm-tei' 23 Sl2U.Z'l'K'I'Zll'l 2:44,
repurlel' :il Gln-v Z-lg Spriiig' l'lDllL't'l'l 2-ll
Cliristixizis Assiinibly 34-41 l'l2lSlPl' Asss-mbly 2- ll
Seniiwettes l: ling' Stuff' l-21 Sfiilllllfll Club 2-l,
l'1'fJHl'iBl' Vice-Presiilerit Cl-1: Girls Ulub l-li
Tri-Y Ci-lg lllmnr Souix-ly l: Seiiiur Assenibly
-lg Stiulent Holly lilllllilfl' al.
Ambition: 'l'u publish llir Vflllllllll, Hl'illllk'l'lll
lfltiriiie-the" by lfflllllj' l'HSl-lx'lUl'U'lll, in tbl-
iiizlgzizilii-, liezltll.
Betty Camp "SultrY"
Girls' Vlllll 2-l: Tri-Y 43 Mixi-rl l'l1o1'11s -li
ll1'zu11zu1ite 221 .limirir Play 33 'l1l'EUlSfl'I'l'l'tl from
Suuili Imkotzi sem-111111 senmwsim- of lfresliixizui
year.
Ambitismz 'l'n rim 1-uliipeiitimi with Marie
1.4-zlvvlis.
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Marjorie Helen Cedergreen "Margee
Girls' Ulub l-l, publirity 4: Girl livseiwvs l--1:
GAA l-4, Vive-l'r1-siclent l: Nzitinnzil 'l-lonm'
Sovin-ty 35-lg Img' Mziimgei' l.
fxlllllltlfllll lluusewiijv after' Il air! i'Ulll'SO i11
1'ullvp.:'i'. 1 ,
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Lorraine 1 ooper 'll A LA- ' "Coop"
Senioret,lvs 4' ff-i410ste1's 3-'Sl' 'T' I.-'?lSllI'0l' -l:
ri-eppeps 1,98 'rri 'N ri-ik km-is' 1111111 1-45
lbrzulirinlte 33 Lui Vlula l-Il: Class Yell
l,f351'dvr'..'f-' mg Stall .5-4: Senior Assenibly 4:
l'l11'is1111gi, Asseiiibly -lg'Gl1-e Club ef.
A111bYti1'S11: 'l'u wil wllviw willmiit 111aki11i.:' El
noise. X
Peqgy Crippen "Peggy"
'l'rz111sI'er1'o1l frmii lxlllllllllllllll Supl1u111u1'e yvzir,
GAA 2-111 Girls He-sn-1'vv 2: Tri-Y Sl-4,
Ambitimiz 'I'11 bv Miss Alum liumb ut' lfblii.
Chester Cunningham "Chet"
XYZ 1: lhlp- Raimi I-4: Aililf-lim-s lllzirizigex' -li
Sk'lPIl4l'P Klub 41 Hi-Y el,
Ambltiulii 'l'n plum' :ill 111' llbllyw111ul's
'lflilllliiv gals."
Wayne Cunningham "No Nickname"
NW- xvlllllllll'
Foutlrzlll lg llaunl l-I: Hi'--lu-siren l.
Anlluiiimmz 'I'-1 gin- :1 Stull- -'up an lrzil'l'ii-
til-lu-t.
Dorothy Devriendt "Dorothy"
'I'r:mSi'n-r l'rmii Yerl--wrt ll: Girl's Vlull Il-l:
Girl Rvse-l'X'n-s li lyillllllllll llsmm' Silvia-Ky l.
.-Xmlvitiim: .Xliytliilig lliznt will miss ilu- time
away.
Alice Marie Dober "Doble"
Girls' lilllll l-lg l'1'e-pp--1-51 l: 'l'ri-Y ZS-43 G. A.
A. l--ll 'I' M l l, Vive--l'i'm-Si4ln'1il1 Ilmmsil-rs Il-li
Class X'il'1'-I'l't'Sl4lt'lll l: Spzmisli lvlllll l.
Amlritinn: 'IM HXYII :i vmivi-rlilwlf-.
Jean Duyck "Jeanie"
XYZ lg Vivil-rv l'ur1m, Se-i-rf-tu ' 11 l'1'i-MINS.
Sevretury 21 Tri-Y -l, Si-rvi 'liziirnmu l,
Intl-rvluli Il: I.z1ti 'lull ' 'rm-Sille-nl 32
Sm-lem-v Clull, Iii-pl e-- . lim Q-nt Cuilm-il fl:
Ln Stuff, Assn-iz - Cilit ' ll Gplimist Stuff
43 1 mio ' vii-ty Sl- l. Vim-4--l'im-simli-nl ll
l'l ' - '14-siclf-nl 2.
An r' lun: 'l'u tuiir ilu- l'.S.irlzxtr:lili-rl1misl-
xv' Y Ne-Yu, Ill-1-, :xml li:-val lil-lli-.
Donaldo Ellis "Donnie"
Girls' Vllllr lg 'I'ri-Y l.
Margaret Evers "Margie"
f:iI'lS'lvlllll Ilrlg 'l'l'llllSl't'l'l'i'll lrmn Vi-ilwlmrt Il.,
.Xmllitimii 'Fu lu- the first XYUlll2lll l'r--sul--ill nl
ilu- l'nit4-il Stull-S,
Clarice Jean Ewinq i'Hugie"
'l'I'2lllSl'l'l'lt"l l'rfm1 ln-rzxlllr Vihlllllllllllfl' High
Svllmul, Ulu-rlin, lizlnsals, lllirll yi-:irg llilllll
l-Z--113 Girl lie-si-in-s l-21 Girls' Vliilw Il-IZ
'Friy-Y fl.
Aiiillitinii: Si-l'i-1-Izlrizil 4ll'Ivl1'l' wm'li1-it
John Forsberq A h "Shorty"
F. F. A, l-il: FlIlPJ4'l'l'2lll I!-lg Ptllllllllll li
Give- fly 'l'l':liiHi'1'1'14-vl lirum Hunks in Sllpllniiiulw-
YPZIF.
,Xmlxitilmz 'l'rl lu- :l M-xv Mmrlq plziylmy.
Barbaralee Franck "Barb"
'l'1'i-Y Il-lg GAA l-l, l'ri-rsilln-nl li Ihmslc-i's
fl--lg l're-pp--rg l-3: Girls' Clull l-l.
Alllllilimli 'Pu ln- Il l', lu. tl-zlvllm-1'.
Dean Frye "Dear"
Lf-tte1'1m1n's l'l11l- Il-lg 'l'r:ul-s N lnmlustrim-S
if-Sl: Glvz- 1'l11ln Il-l: Sizxgle-i'1'zii't 2-Il: Via-tory
Fury- l-23 'l'rzu'k 2-lg lm--llmll l: 'l'r:insi'i-rr--il
frnm llillslmm lli l-'rl-slimzm yi-zu:
Amllitirmi ll2llt'lll'l'XlllZlll.
Helen Anna Gerdes
'l'-l 4:Glm-1-l'l1lll l-l: Girls' Vlnll I-l.
Allllllllllllf 'lil nmlim- alll llills-5' worm-ii lwzilx-
tiI'l1l :ls 21 lwllllly' nil:-rnlmy
Miriam Loyal Graham "Loyal"
Tl'2illSl-Pl'l'l'4l from Cillllll Ill-lm--S l'lllll'l'Iltl'llllllll
Hump in Sunil-r Y4"ll'I Girls' l'l1il- lg Tri-Y I.
.Xmlwitilnii 'I'nw ln- an .l11m- llriili- ul' ltllll.
James Douglas Greason "Bud"
Im-ite-l'1xiz1l1'svlul- 2-lg lfurltl-ull 211 llase-lmll 2-Cl:
lizlskf-ll-allll-l,k":11-."li"sq11:ulIl, srluzul 4.
.xlllllllllllli Gu to --mill-gm---All-1-1 ilu- vu-4-rls.
Eugene Gregg "Gregg"
Lett:-rn1z1n's Club L-lg 'l'i-zu-lc 2-l. Sem-ml in
stale liigli Jimip Sl.
.-Xmlvitimii liaulin 'IU-1-liiiivimi,
Grace Hallauer "Gracie"
Home I-11-. l'l11ll l-213 l!iSt.'rlzin 2: lfiltlirn-
llnim-limlu-i's l: Se-x'r'i-trim' - 'l'rl-:islam-r 4:
'l'l'i-Y -11 XYZ lj Girls' flllll lil-p. lg .lr. lied
Cross ZZ: Girls' flllll l-lg 1ll'l'iw- Stull' Il-JA
Ambition: 'l'us1-v llizil lk-ii .Xnili-rs:-ii lim-:4ii't
slay in tlu- Navy :ill liig litl-,
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Raymond Porter Hartson "Ray"
Yivliwy Corps I1 liauicl l-lg Him- Clulv 2-fl:
SIil,L2t'l'l'ill'l lg XYZ l,
Ambition: 'l'u lwi-uuw un 2ll'l'lllll-'4't.
Gene Hausske "Barnlatch"
'I' K I lig Ili-Y Il-Al.
.xlililltillllf Tu lrnvi-l iu Zl Mmlel A ilu- rest
'uf my lifv.
Leon Heesacker "Haysacker"
Trzmsfurroil frmn Vvrlmui'l lligli Sr-lmul 223
Stngw-1':1ft 2-lg Sc-ivriw Ululn -l.
.xllllbilllllli Sllvm-ssfill slluplifle-r.
Agnas Heesacker "Agna5"
Ti':li1sl'm'1'wl from Yvrlmurt in Senior ye-:Lrg
Girlsf Alvluli 4.
Alllilltllllll 'l'u he- al Sll'llllg'-IflI'lll Sl'il00lll12lf'Ill.
Roland Hendricks "Rally"
lf'.F.A. l-2-I4-lg IA-'liUl'l!Hlll'S l'lul1 2-Il--ig Vluss
l'rl-siilf-nl lg Vlusg l'resi1le-nt 41 'l'r:1c'k I-'l.
Amlliliun: 'Fu lu- zu sllvm-sst'1ll l':irmor.
Norma Herr Just Norma
llirls' l'lull l-I.
.Xmlnitiunz To leave Sc'ugg.:'ins Yzillvy.
Mary Ellen Hill "Just Mary"
ll..-LA, l-Lg l'rvppers l-2: 'l'ri-Y 3--1: Historizin
lg Nzitiuuul llrmm' Suviety -lg Lzitin Club 3-42
i'l'eSlfil-'lll lg Stll1lHlll Cmimlil 4: XYZ l: Girls
lflulr l-lg Yivtury Uurps lg
Axlllilllllllli l'rivz1li- Sw-rm-l:u'y tu l're-sillvilt ul'
l',S.
Donald Hofmann "Don"
iAlflHY'lll2lll'S Club l-4, S0l'l't'UlfY'Y -1: Hi-Y 3-42
liilhlklltllilil Nl2lIlil?.Z'r'l' l-lg Foutlmll M2lll2lg6'l' li
lmsvlmll Mzlnzlge-r l-23 liaselmll 251 lfoutlmll
2-251 XYZ l: Atlilf-tic lvlanagvr 3.
,Xuilmitiunz 'l'u lm ulili- In liuy ii, gmnl mir.
Jay Hoover "Jay"
rl'l'ill'k l: l".I".A. l-4.
Amllitiun: 'Fu lien-urine Zlll liliglisli Tvzu-lu-r.
June qHungerJ Harmon "Junie"
Tri-Y lp Girl lil-:Qervcs l-41 G. A. A. l-lg As-
sistant l4illT'Ell'l2lIl Il--41 Log fl'2Ltlll't' writvr fl.
Auibitiimz To uiulw Mr. 'llarmou si lumpy
mein.
Bob Kane "Kane"
I.vlte-rumlrs lllulm 2-fl: View l'11-slslexil -lg T841
Ululm l: Sgt. :ll Armsg linselmll I-l: Fmnlmll
l-lg lizlslwllmll 35 yours.
.,Xu1lritim1: 'l'u llzivv an Ivrivzntf- ilill't'lll.
David Knapp "Bliss"
'l'rzu-k ffl IA"lItJl'lll2lll'S Vlulx 2-43 l'rvsiilPnt 31
Ulaiss Se-r:.:'v:ii1t ai Arms Zi: l-'mvtlmll 1.-4: Valv-
tzlin li Ulaxs IV'l't'Slti1-'Ill 4.
.xllllllillbllf 'Pu lm al rauliu Im-luiil-iam.
Shirley Marie Leavens "Slim"
Iiutin Ululi I-,lg Girls Vlulr I-43 liirl lieservels
l-lg G.A.A, II: Se-niurettvs lg Girls Glow 3:
llrzumn Nita Sl: .luninr Play 3:3 Mixed Ulmrus 4.
Auilritiuui lie-:iuty Opm'ntur',
Charlita Ledford "Charlie"
Girls Cluli l-lg 'l'ri-Y Il-l: St:1M1'c'r:1l't 3-'li
rg-pm'tvr lg llmm- ldv. Clulm 15-il: Futurv llulue-
lllilktllbl l: Hilllll S!-lg XYZ I,
Auilriliuni To lllilkfl llzllvs Crm-lc Smfivlygl pairt
ol' Form-Sl flrnvn-.
Charmaine Ledford "Chari"
file-+1 Ululu l-2-lg XYZ l: llirl llelsi-i'v+1 li 'I'ri-
Y I!-lg Ilirlg Vlulm l-l: lizitiu Ululn Zlal.
Auilviliuu: Nursv.
Jacqueline A. Lewton "Jackie"
U.A.A, l-l: Tri-Y ll-lg Girl Reserves 2, Sw:
ll: limlsters 4: Student bully Sea: 4: l.u,2,' Stufl
J--ll ffirlsl Club l-4: lulltllltt llmneinztkers
. , ,
.-Xlll6l'lL'll .i-4: l1r:xm,imte 3: XYZ lg Qluss As-
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Nvlllllllf ll Clilss Fw: 211 Clziss yell lezirlvr S..
Ambition: Ifiist XYu.nun lres. ul' tbv CS,
Nova Longtain Hshgrtyu
'Fri-Y 3-fig Glee Club Sl-lg Future Hninemuke .
43 Triarllsfex' from NYlieeler in .lunibr Yeiir.
Ambition: Beauty OI!!-'l2Iilll'fiA'2ll'll tu s '.
Carolyn McCann
Pre meis l-12' Gills Club l-4: G.A,A. l-lL Vin'
Pl . -
tory' Ctnps 1: XYZ l: Tri-Y 3-4: fiptimist
Suhr' 4.
Ambition: 'Pu be flixivf-l Th-rtiv ul' tbl- bobby-
sbxers.
MaryALee McGraw "Mac
Girls Club l-4'?Cl:Ls: " 1 ,' L -' " ' -
---lun 1' 1 -e ' -"' "- " '- ' l'i't-sileri
,gn . ppe l-, T11 X, :I 4. ,. t
43 Vikin-' bog, ' 'f 1-lg Class 'FIT-'2lSllI'Pl' 2:
Assemblf Pei ' Table Sl: Seniurettes 4:
Spring' Concert 3: Nzmtimml Poetry Contest l:
llrzunan-ite B, GleT's,Club il-43 .luninr play 21:
National Hr1ii0IkS10r'll5"tjv' 43 Booster Z!-lg lflastt-r
Assembly 3-l:,. ,LflStllhl2IS Assembly 4: Cliss
'l'i'e-zisurer Sl: S-v-i'e'nL'e Club lg Sen'i'etm'y I.
Ambition: 'Pu blow' TlIl,'f'l'Nf' si-luyul in ai elif-m
t'XIf'i'l'llllPlll.. .I " K, N
Russ McKichan xy "Mac"
Stlulent liorlv Vrvsitlent tl: Vim- Prvsillent ill
Ili-Y 3--lg Vive Presirlc-nt 4: Lt'itt'l'lll2lIl'S Club
2-li Sgt. at Arms Il, Football 3-43 liztsketimll
l-lg Baseball 2-lg Optimist Stzifl' lg Class
President 3.
Ambition: 'Fu fly fm' Navy over ltlillwuy
ttlmt's Ort-gmil.
Helen Marie McLellan "Tiny"
Transferred to F.G. Junior Year: Tri-Y 3-l:
Poster Club Il: Girl's Club l-3-lg Premiers l:
Ambition: To lwvuim- nn interior IlCl'1ll'J1illl'.
Robert Nliller "Bob"
Student Cnunvil lg lA1ttt'l'lll2lll'S Club il-4:
St-ienve Club J: tiles- Club 2-Il: 'Frm-k 2-Z!-li
liasketbslll l-Z-II-41 XYZ l.
Ambition: 'l'o burn :ill my lfliiglisli books.
Eleanor Jean Munclorff "Jeanie"
Girl Reserves l-lg G,A,A. l-l: filet- Club 1-ll
Girls Club l--lg Home lflt-. Club 33.
Ambition: Tb get lust in tlie Crnigb with
Txfwzan.
Robert Nunn "Nunn"
l5uy's fllee -l: Huslu-tbzill l-21 l"uutb:1ll 32.
Ambition: l'nkumvu
Maxine O'RielIy "Irish"
Girl Reserves lg l"it-ppm' l, sung ln-:ulerg Img
Typist 3: Stugt-1'rz1"t 3, Sevrt-tzuy: Give Club
3-41 Seninrettes 41 Tri-Y il--l, Tre-zlsurerl Stu-
rlent Cuunvil l, Ileprw-seiitzitiy'e: Girls Club
1--lg Trades and lnrlustries Club 4, Presiilenti
Roosters 3-43 XYZ li Yell Lezuler 21 Senior
Assembly 4, liirem-tmx
Ambition: 'Fu snag The Main tiimlm-tviniinesll
H .iD ken
Don Parson "Pars or u
lli-Y Club J!-4, l'l'PFl.lt"lt 4:1 Class Vive- Presi-
dent 4: LP1t9l'lll21.ll'S Club 4: Fnntlmll I-il--li
Tram-k 2-3--lg Class Vive lfresident Sli Svieiive
Club 4: King of Lullypnp Huml llrive Ii!
Assembly Slltlflkl-'I' for F'.ll.R,'s mlvutb Sl:
lrramunite 31 Optimist Stuff -I: Glue Club
1-4
Ambition: Tb be the state wap tbut Cunning'-
bam 1-zuiglit sm-erlirig,
Owen Rasmussen Just Owen
XYZ 1: Svienre Club lg Senior Club 4: Senior
l'luy 4: Glec- Club 4.
Ambition: 'l'n bv at 4-emieiliztii zu-vmwlizui plziye-rl
Robert Rice "Bob"
Stagwec-i'zlft l-L3 lfmrmitlrzill Il: liettl-i'nn1ii'5 Club
-lg Band 2-3: lftlllllllllf-'Ili lllIlll2l,LI't'l' fur llmtlxzill
Al.
Ambition: lfinisb 1-sluwitiuu in 4-blli-gi-.
Robert Salisbury "Sudsy"
'I'l'?LllSf6lI'Pfl tn Fil, Suplnnnure Yeurg I-'.F.A.
2-3-41 Senior Assembly lg Yilcim: Lug' Stuff
4: Rey,-intel: F.F,A. 41 Basvlmll 4.
Ambition: To be un 2l!'l'll'lllUll'Q' niwlmniiim-.
Neva Satterlee "Sat"
Girl lieseives lg Vreppers 2, President: Class
'I'reusurer 2: Class Ye-ll lmzuler 4: Class Sem'-
l't-'i,21!'Y and Yell Lender Sl: H0osle1's 3: 'l'l'4'2lS-
urer, President 4: Tri-Y 3, Sung' Lezulvr, Vive
Vresiderit 41 Lu?-Z' Stuff l4'H2liQllI't' lfltlitbr Il-ll
XYZ lg Optimist Stuff Assnviutv lirlitbr Il-4:
National 'llcmm' Sbvivty -l: Suniurettes l:
Spring' Comw-rt 35-41 Senior Assembly ll
4lirl's Club l-4: Glev Club Ii-4, 'l'Y'CilSlll'k'l'1
Svienve Club -l.
Ambition: 'l'rux'el urnunml tlu- wnrlil un u pugu
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Qills Club l-lg 'l'1i-Y I:-lg tl.A,.X. 121 tlirl's
llub llt'pr'i-sc-nteltixw 513 Tri-Y lit-prpsentntix-P
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Howard Saxton "Greasy"
'l'l'2lll4Fft'l'l'k'tl from lflziulcs High Svhool il.
Ambition: Auto lwlt-1-lizuiiv.
Alice Schatzman "Shotzie"
GZAJX, 2-l, rviwm'tt-r 1: tlirl In-st-ive-s I-l,
Fm. t'li:-urnmn fl, lu-nortt-V tg rail-VS mul, 1,1-
lic-portf-1' V2-lg lmtiu Club l-11 Vic-tory Corps lg
Log' Stzilf 2-l, Mm: il, Assistant Mgr. 2,
liPPUl'l'k'l' l.
Ambition: To tv:u'h moth in lliuh St-hool.
Gale Schneider "Skinny"
ll0r1o1'.Sor'if'ty IS-41 Log' litlitor 43 Ilriunanite
35 Junior Play Il.
Ambition: To finiSh high sc-hool.
Robert George Scotton "Bob"
Football 1-41 'l'rzu'k 2-Zig liznsolunll 1: Hi-Y
4: lA'lU'l'll1?lll'S Club 2-43 F.F.A. I-2: SL'ionr'v
Club -41 Optimist Stuff 4: Class l'i'vsiilont 3:
llraiustnitt- Il: XYZ li Senior JXSSl'llllllY 41
Stuclvnt Boclv l'i'e-sith-nt 4.
Ambition: "Slll't'0FS," in zmytliing,
Eleanor Shearer "Eleanor Belle"
Gii'l's Club l-2-Cl-4: G,.X,A. "-Il--li Parul I-3-41
Nlaiorette l-il-4: llouie llli-. 3-4: Girl Rt-serves
1: Pri-1,-pets lg 'Fri-Y: 3-41 Optimist Stuff -I:
XYZ 1.
Ambition: Slot-ii :mil IGM.
Walter Sinclair "Walt"
I-'ootbnll 31-11 liziskvtbnll Zi-l: liust-h:1Il il: Lot-
l65l'lllHll'S Club, Sgt. at Arms Il, lf'i'esimlent ll
Stutlc-nt Rody Vive llrt-sirlent li Flasg Vivo
Prrisitlteiit Cl-li 'Honor Soviety 41 St'ivru't- Club
t3 'Hi-Y 3-4. lwosirleiit 4.
Ambitioni To sell ponnuts :it fune-rails.
"Smitty"
Football l-4: llztsebztll l-Z-Cl-41 1.1-ttf-rimm's
Club 2--11 C1111 Club fl-4.
Ambition: To he mitllllt- num on n tote-m pole-.
Donald R. Smith
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Richard Snider
lligh lSl'll00l,
'l'rzl.nsft-rrtvtl ft'i om lfrzmklin
Portlzlntl 3. 'l'r'zu-k fl.
Ambition: 'I'o bv ai bzu-lwlor,
Eorvene Stanley "Tir1ard Wolf"
lirtsebull l-lg lluslcl-tbzill l-ll 'l'i'zu-k 2: Foot-
bzill l-2-11 lA-'ttl'I'llliiIl'S Club Z-4.
Ambition: Gm-t out of High Swhool.
Bette Jean Strandhero "Bette"
Girl's Club 1-43 Tri-Y Sli Girl! tile-o Club Il-sl,
Ambition: To be-t'onio Van .Iohnson's llHll"ll-
vurist.
"Reva Belle"
Reva Strong - 4 I
Poster Club CE, l'i'vsi1ls'nt: Stuyt-v-iwitt tlub J,
Vic-Q lim-Siilotitg liooste-rs Z2-ll Honor Society
'Z-4' 'l'i'i-Y 4' Girls Club l-4, lf'i'esiflt-nt 4:
tlfvtiniist Stafvf Il. Fvlitov' 4: Cllss 'l're-:Lsurvr
3: Pi-zu-P Hound Tzthle llisvussion in Assembly
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e Xl Football Piintc-Ss 4. imsru '
lSfiwwli 1-ontvst, 21 Rt-il Cross Chairman 33
Armistivu Day Asst-lllbll' 2.
Ambition: To be at History tem-lu-1' and learn
:ill about 'l'oxzts.
Willa Nlarie Thomas "Willie"
'l' K1 l 3. Ti'v:lsi1r'r-it Girls Club 2-lp T'l'?LllSfi-tl'
from XYilliflm C'ht'ismztn High School, lnde-
bt-iulenvo, Mo. Z.
Ambition: To gwtlltlzitt-4 so l vain run :irouutl
:it night.
Elaine Troutt "Fish
Girls Club l-l: 'Fri-Y lvlvuiber -l: Gloo Club 45
I4lllI'1ll'l2ll"l liewlpvr' 4.
Ambition: An Ops-rat simxur.
Richard Turley "Dickie"
lull-N 2-l, Vim- bros. Il. tra-ns, Cl: llouot' Sm-if-ty
V-:li l'rf's. -ll lizinll l-ll Stutlf-nt Count-il l-llg
XYZ l.
Ambition: To go to XVvst Point.
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Wayne Vancil "Van"
Science Club 43 Pres. of Science Club 43 'Frans-
ferred from .Jefferson lli at beginning of
Senior year.
Ambition: To be a chemist.
Raymond Vanderzanden "Dock"
Stage Craft 1-43 Stage Craft Manager 2-4:
Science Club 4: Debate Club 1: Manager of
Home Room Teams 4: Manager of 'l'batm-ber
Basketball Tcam 4: XYZ l.
Ambition: To lPt'l'Ulll0 an clot-tribal L5IlH'ill0Q'l'.
Alvin Van Dyke "AI"
FFA 1-4: Treasuer I5-l.
Ambition: To be a be-ttcr l'armi-r lban llen-
dricks.
Jacqueline Vining L "Jackie"
XYZ 1: Glee Club 1-43 Song Leader 43 Tri-Y
3-43 G.A.A. 1-41 Seniorettes 43 Spring: Concert
1-43 Solo 3.
Ambition: Tap clancc team with Mr. Bliss.
Allen Vuylsteke "Wolfstick"
Band 1-43 Orchestra L3 Football Il-4: Basket-
ball 33 Track Z-43 Lettcrmarfg Club 4: S1-iem-e
Club 43 Vir-tory Corps 13 Optimist Staff 4.
Ambition: Be an admiral in Afrir-an Navy.
Geraldine Waldron Mohorich "Geri"
Glee Club l-4: Gi1'l's Club 1-4: l-'reppers l-23
Tri-Y 3-43 G.A.A. 3-43 Girl's Club Repre-
sentative 4.
Ambition: Housewife.
Winifred L0uise Walsh "Winnie"
Transferred from St. Mary's in Junior Year:
Tri-Y 3-43 GiI'l's Club 3-43 Trades and ln-
dustries 3.
Ambition: Go to Hawaii in a canoe.
Bob W3f'nlCk "SDeedbaIl"
Football 1-43 Basketball l-3: Baseball 1-4:
Letterman's Club 2-4, Treas. 3: Class Rep, 4:
Stagecraft 2: Science Club 43 Optimist Staff 4.
Ambition: To be higrh man on a totem pole.
Violet Louise Wiedewitsch "Midge"
Transferred from XVestport High School 3:
Junior Year: Glee Club 3-4: Girl's Club 3-4:
Tri-Y 3-43 Girl's Club Representative 4.
Ambition: Work in an office in Portland.
Ruth Wilson "Don Quixote"
Spanish Club 2-3. President 41 Tri-Y 3-43
Gir1's Club 4, Tl'62l.SUl'8I'l Booster 43 Senior
Class Sec.-Treas. 43 Honor Soviety 4: Opti-
mist Staff 4.
Ambition: Travel.
Arloweene Williams "Butch"
Tansferred from VVestport High Ss-bool 33
Lollypop Princess 33 Stagecraft 3, Secretary3
Girl'S Club 3-4, Secretary 43 Tri-Y 3, cabinet
43 Boosters 43 National Honor Society 43 Stu-
dent Bodv Treasurer 43 Senior Assembly -l:
Football Princess 43 G.A.A. 3.
Ambition: To be able to roll my eye balls
and get a sevcn every time,
Robert Young "Bob"
Baseball l-43 Football 1-4: Basketball l-43
Letterman's C'lub 3-4, Secretary
Ambition: The low man on XV'arnick's and
Smitl1's Totem poles.
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From lef+, lop row-Malcolm Davis, Elmer Vandervelden, Lloyd Marshall.
Second row--Rober+ McCorlcle, Alvin Woolen, Richard Dillenburg, Eugene
Heisler, Bob Milchel.
Third row-Rolfe Selberg, Earl Meyer, Donald Didier.
Service Grads
Senior Class Will
Fearing that the end of our high school career is
drawing near, we, the class of '46 of Forest Grove
Union High School, Washington County, State of
Oregon, make this our last will and testament: hereby
revoking all other wills by us made.
We will, devise, and bequeath:
1. To the class of '47 we leave our knack for throw-
Ing successful parties and all the fun we've had at
said occasions.
2. To the sophomores, class of '48, we leave all our old
English I. Q. books provided they burn them care-
fully page by page.
3. To our faithful slaves, the class of '49, we leave
three more years of high school to be used as
profitably as we have used ours.
4. To the faculty we leave all the knowledge we
have acquired during four years of brain-polishing.
I, Charlotte June Albers, leave my arguments with
Jackson Heirloom Bliss to Mary Catherine Massie.
I, Ruth Eileen Anderson, leave my desire to become a
teacher to Janice Lee Mixer.
I. Betty Marie Bateman, leave my sweet tooth to
Juanita Mae Noah.
I, Margaret Colleen Beal, leave my bird-like voice to
Lois Faye Kahn.
I, Marion Mathew Bishop, leave the band with a lot of
classical music.
I, Hazel Eliabeth Benedict, leave my violin to Joyce
Lee Feldman.
I, Zona Lee Bonnell, leave my grades to Donald Paul
Marshall to be used in case he ever forsees his re-
moval from the National Honor Society.
I, Frederick Reed Brewer, leave my "little-boy look"
to George Raymond Turley.
I, Charles Barnhart Buchanan Ill, leave for a pro-
fession of squirreling.
l,.Beverly. Mae Bucher, leave my banker's key in
Miss Parkinson's care.
I, Betty Lorraine Camp, leave my bow-shaped lips to
Carol Ann Latimer.
I, Marjorie Helen Cedergreen, leave my poster paint to
Florence Wilahmina Vandervelden.
I. Lorraine Velma Cooper, leave my spirit world to
Barbara Lee Shultz.
I, PeQQY Oline Crippen, leave my saddle oxfords to
Mrs. Dyke.
I, Chester Grant Cunningham, leave my trumpet
wrapped around Charles Hallie Rice's neck.
I, Harold Wayne Cunningham, leave the band to count
their own time.
I, George Malcolm Davis, leave my letter-writing
ability to Miss Graham.
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I. Dorothy Marie Devriendt, leave my fluent speech
to Imogene Crutchfield.
I, Richard Dean Dillenburg, leave my love for jallop-
ies to Byron Kendall Haevernick.
I, Donald Didier, leave my fascinating smile to Ronald
Harry Engelen.
I. Alice Marie Dober. leave my evenings at the Gales
Creek dances to Marcellia Bernice Johnston.
I, Jean Claire Duyck, leave my many admirers to
Urla Ann Edmonds.
I. Margaret Mary Evers, leave my bashful look to
Evelyn Jane Davidge.
I. Clarice Jean Ewing, leave my Pontiac to Dixon Lee
Marshall.
I, John Kendall Foresberg, leave my height to Allen
Duane Harleman.
I, Barbaralee Franck, leave my passion for three-
year lettermen to Helen Marie Hulsman.
I, Dean Eugene Frye, leave on the' 10:20 for Salem.
I, Mariam Loyal Graham, leave my vast knowledge of
English to Larry Fred Borst.
I, Helen Anna Gerdes, leave with a sigh of relief.
I, Eugene Merit Gregg, leave my radio apparatus for
someone else to worry about.
I, Grace Eileen Hallauer, leave my lisp to Donna
Lou Johnson.
I Douglas James Greason, leave my love affairs to
Evelyn Jean Huffman.
I, Raymond Porter Hartson, leave my solo voice to
John Oliver Brown.
I, Gene Willis Hausske, leave many heart-broken girls
I Leon Lambert Heesacker, leave Coach Arthur
Gerald Brachmann with one less headache.
I, Regina Agnes Heesacker, leave my place at the
Verboort table to Pauline Sohler.
I, Franklin Eugene Heisler, leave my track managing
to James Everett Gray.
I, Roland Anthony Hendricks, leave tire tracks four
feet deep down Pacific Avenue.
I. Norma Rose Herr, leave my liveliness to Velma
Gertrude Cedergreen.
I-I Mary Ellen Hill, leave my record to Barbara Anne
illy.
I. Donald Richard Hofmann, leave my shoes so Forest
Grove Union High School can start a Yacht Club.
I, Jay Orin Hoover, leave as confused as I was when
I entered.
I, Anna June Hunger Harmon, leave for the life of a
housewife.
I, Robert Anthony Kane. leave all the assignments
I never did to Howard William Davis.
I. David Bliss Knapp, leave my kind heart to Winfrell
Wayne Randelman.
I, Shirley Marie Leavens, leave my fondness for jitter-
bugging and jitterbugs of the bell-bottom variety to
Phyllis Marie Skarsten.
I, Alvin Joseph VanDyke, leave my Ag. projects to
I, Neva Carolyn Satterlee, leave on my faithful pogo
Senior Class Will
I, Charlita Francis Ledford, leave my hopes for the
future to Bonnie Eulaloa Maitland.
I, Charmaine Gertrude Ledford, leave my meek atmos-
phere to Vivian Carol Troutt.
I, Jacqueline Anna Lewton, leave my hair clippers to
Clara Mae Vanderzanden.
l, Nova Boydetta Longtain, leave my giggle to
Lorraine Clarice Adams.
I, Lloyd Marshall, leave to see the world.
I, Carolyn Louise McCann, leave with a carload of
senior girls.
I,- Mary Lee McGraw, leave to set up business with
Siegfried Sasson and William Shakespeare.
I, Melbourne Russell McKichan, leave my heart al'
Midway.
I, Helen Marie McLellan, leave my altitude to Gloria
Francine Grimson.
I, Earl Ernest Meyer, leave my romantic lead in playr
tor Albert Carl Larsen.
I, Robert McCorkle, leave in a hurry.
I, Monte Keys, left before anyone got a good look at me.
I, Bob Mitchell, left all the girls stunned only to be
caught by a member of the class of '43.
I, Eleanor Jean Mundorf, leave my even temper to
Bonnie Leantha Russell.
I. Robert Lewis Nunn, leave my rented booth in The
Grove to William Wayne Selfridge.
I, Cleona Maxine O'FleiIly. leave the scraps of my
lunch to the mouse in the student body room.
I, Donald Wayne Parson, leave my talent for charm.
ing all feminine creatures to Donald Eastan Tompkins.
I, Carl Owen Rasmussenfleave for a good night's rest.
I, Robert George Rice, leave my ever-present hat to
Bill Ray Lowe.
I, Robert Loren Salisbury, leave the political discus-
sions in English class to Kenneth John Strandberg.
stick.
I, Ilene Louise Savage, leave the many hours spent
in Social Econ. to Norma Eileen Klingsporn to be
used strictly for recreation.
I, Howard George Saxton, leave my' civies for a Navy
uniform.
I, Alice Hazel Schatzman, leave my ability to blush
to any girl who can't afford rouge. .
I, Gale Worthy Schneider, leave my middle name to
Allen Ronald Swanson.
I, Robert George Scotton, leave peanuts and dried
prunes all over the halls. ,
I, Eleanor Lucille Shearer, leave my majorette uniform
to Herbert Rae Norris.
I, Walter Eugene Sinclair, leave my subtle humor to
Vernon Michael Stolen.
I, Donald Raye Smith, leave a much brighter boy than
I was when I entered.
I, Richard Charles Snider, leave skid marks at every
corner.
I. Carthal Gene Lowe. leave Jackson Bliss a trip to
St. Helens on business.
l, Robert Carl Miller, leave my fondness for Hills-
boro women to Kenneth George Reade.
I, Dorothy Elizabeth Cummings Logan, leave all the
oral reports which I cherish fondly to Doris Mae
Hofmann.
I, Eugene Alvin Stanley, leave any baskets I missed
whlle playing basketball to Andrew Patterson Cun-
ningham.
I. Bette Jean Leona Standberg, leave all my hair
ribbons, old and new, to Shirley Ann Duncan.
I, Reva Belle Strong, leave all my embarrassing mo-
ments to Ruby Marie Jansen.
I, Willa Marie Thomas, leave my carefree attitude to
Leota Mae Duyck.
I, Elainle Audrey Troutt, leave my place in the lib-
rary to Lodema Jean French.
I. Richard Martin Turley, leave my tuba to Dale
Byron Dixon.
I. William Raymond Vanderzanden Jr., leave my great
moment in chemistry to Charles Lawrence McCarthy.
Robert Ronald Gedlick.
I, Jacqueline Rae Vining, leave my wolfish inclinations
to Roger Truman Crocker.
I. Echo Geraldine Waldron
Darwin.
Mohorich, leave to be with
I. Winifred Louise Walsh, leave my readings to Mr.
Brown.
I, Robert James Warnick,
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has initiated.
I, Wilfred Luzerne White,
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leave the school a lot of
uture yacht club Hofmann
leave only because I have
I, Violet Bette Wiedewitch, leave my ambitiousness to
Janice Rose Davidson.
I, Gladys Arloweene Williams, leave my love for danc-
ing to Helen Jean Evansen.
I, Florence Ruth Wilson. leave the cafeteria cash box
to any one who wants it.
I, William Francis Wilson, leave my dashing night-
life techniques to Preston Dale Bonnell.
I, Alvin Wooten prefer to keep all my little habits and
treasures.
I, Robert Eugene Young, leave a well-trod path be-
tween F. G. and Hilhi.
I, Elmer John Vandervelden, leave a bag of apples to
the faculty.
I, Wayne Eldon Vancil, leave my power to control
atoms to Clarence Leroy Koennecke.
I, Iris June Crutchfield, leave my southern drawl to
John Cody Buchanan.
Last, we all leave, maybe not the best looking but the
go? carefree, easy-going, bunch of kids ever to hit
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Senior Prophecy
In May of fhe year of our Lord nine-
feen hundred and sixfy-six, fhe pirafe ship,
The Viking Scull lay af anchor in fhe obscure
cove Iocafed in fhe Soufh Seas. As fhe moon
rises brillianfly over fhe palm frees, enhanc-
ing fhe black oufline of fhe mysferious craff,
I will relafe fo you, dear reader, fhe descrip-
fion of fhe crew and passengers, as I en-
counfered fhem a few days hence while
combing fhe beaches near fhe cove.
Two passengers were kidnapped from
fheir elaborafe esfafe in Porfland, Oregon.
They are Mr. and Mrs. Roberf Scoffon, fhe
successful manufacfurer of holeless macroni,
and his wife, fhe former Jacqueline Lewfon.
one of fhe maids of fhe governor, Roberf
James Warnick. Also decrying her plighf af
being aboard, was fhe Duchess of Windsor,
Charloffe Albers, who had married fhe Duke.
On fhe aff deck whom should I find buf
Dickie Turley, fhe Cop's son, who is seeking
refuge from charges of misappropriafion and
embezzlemenf. The members of fhe crew
looked up from fheir deck dufy, and I recog-
nized fhose old sea dogs Gene Hausske, Rus-
sel McKichan, Walfer Sinclair, Roberf Salis-
berry, Bob Rice, and Bob Nunn. They were
planning mufiny on fheir capfain, Buddy
Bones Greason, fhe mosf ferrifying pirafe
wolf of fhe year. Climbing up fhe rope fo
fhe crow's nesf, I encounfered fall, lanky,
Eugene Gregg, who leff fhe Unifed Sfafes in
humiliafion affer being defeafed by liffle Jay
Hoover in a iumping confesf. In fhe mess
hall I narrowly missed being knocked down
by fhaf efficienf cookie, fhe chef, Malcolm
Davis, who has gained renown for his able
managemenf of fhe galley. His mess crew
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Head Waifress, Jacqueline Vining, and fhaf
human garbage can, Gene Lowe. On fhe
main deck I came upon fhaf old globe-froffer,
Neva Safferlee. who had been riding her
pogo sfick and accidenfly landed aboard
ship as if leff harbor. Ouf on fhe poop deck
sighfing hubba hubba fhrough his lenses was
Chesfer Cunningham faking picfures of fhose
famous pin-ups, Lorraine Cooper, Arloweene
Williams, Alice Diober, Beffy Bafeman, Nova
Longfain, and Eleanor Shearer, Trying fo
infervene was Don Mafilda Smifh, who had
jusf complefed playing fhe leading role in
Roberf Young's lafesf hif, Walfzin' Mafilda.
The musical score of which was wriffen by
Elizabefh Benedicf. I discovered Allen Vuyl-
sfeke reading fhe magazine, How fo Become
a Farmer, because Maxine O'RielIy ran away
wifh Alvin VanDyke, who is now running a
caffle ranch in Monfana. In fhe galley Rufh
Eileen Anderson was feaching a school of
fish fhe A B Cs. Barney Buchanan had
caughf fhem wifh his prized bufferfly nef.
Barney, by fhe way, was iusf a sfowaway
seeking excifmenf. While anchored in India,
fhe crew had picked up Don Hoffman and his
Hindu harem, fhose dark-eyed beaufies,
Margaref Beal, Beffy Camp, Charlifa Led-
ford, Dorofhy Devriendf, and Barbara Lee
Franck. In fhe salon Marion Bishop's Music
Makers were pracficing under his able lead-
ership. Wayne Cunningham fhe former four-
sfar general, was again af his familiar place
af fhe bass drums. Raymond Harfson and
Alice Schafzman sfood af fhe rail gazing af
fhe moon, caughr in fhe romanfic spell casf
by fhose fugifives from fhe old Foresf Grove
High school band. Owen Rasmussen fook
fhe spof-lighf wifh his livewire accordian.
Mary Hill was af fhe piano, making like Jose
Senior Prophecy
Ifurbi, while Beverly Bucher gave an experf
performance af conducfing fhe phonograph.
Mariorie Cedergreen, affer being in-
spired by M.asefield's "The Dauber," had
gone aboard ship so fhaf she mighf beffer
porfray fhe frue life of sailors af sea. In
fhe ship's hospifal fhe medical crew, Dr. Z. L.
Bonnell and infernes, Fred Brewer, John Fors-
berg and Bob Kane, were conducfing an ex-
perimenf on fheir human guinea pigs, Ray-
mond Vanderzanden, Leon Heesacker, and
Wayne Vancil, who would do anyfhing for
fhe advancemenf of science. Those succes-
sors of Virgil Parfch, Richard Snider and Wil-
fred Whife, were working on fheir lafesf
carfoons for fhe magazine, Esquire. Their
models were Grace Hallauer and Bill Wilson.
Sfrolling down fhe deck, I sighfed fhaf re-
fired sea dog, Rolfe Selberg, who was glad
fo be aboard ship once again. Trying fo be
unnoficed by onlookers, was Bob Miller fish-
ing for sharks wifh a bamboo pole and angle
worms, meanwhile mumbling lines from fhe
sleepwalking scene in "MacBefh."
Also aboard were fhose old classmafes,
Margaref Evers, Clarice Ewing, Helen Ger-
des, Agnes Heesacker, and Norma Herr, who
were finding life mosf excifing in fhe roman-
fic afmosphere of fhe Soufh Seas. They in-
formed me fhaf Loyal Graham could nof
come as she was busy enioying life on a farm
in Wisconsin wifh a very handsome husband.
Jean Duyck, reporfer for fhe magazine,
"Deafh," quesfioned me abouf all fhe lafe
funerals which I haven'f affended.
The mosf surprising incidenf occurred
when I saw Don Parson and Roland Hen-
dricks, who boasfed of being fhe mosf
soughf-affer men in New York. Regular
Playboys! Roland was anofher farm boy
lured away by fhe big cify. Bringing news of
ofher classmafes, was Marie Leavens, fhe
famed songsfress of fhe air, who fold me
fhaf Charmaine Ledford was defained by a
wedding ceremony. Thaf June Harmon was
now known as Madame Harmone, fhe excell-
enf inferior decorafor. Helen McLellan had
venfured fo Canada because she liked fall
men. Peggy Crippen and Jean Mundorff
were in Washingfon, D.C., lobbying for more
nylons or whafever if is fhev're wearing in
I966. Oregon now boasfs of fwo women
senafors and one woman represenfafive.
They are Mary Lee McGraw, Winnifred
Walsh, and Violef Wiedewifsch, who are
causing a riof in fhe capifal for holding up a
Bill in Congress. Ilene Savage and Beffy
Sfrandberg are now edifors of fhe fashion
secfion of fhe Counfry Genflewoman.
Gale Schneider, collecfor of news clip-
pings, showed me one of Howard Saxfon,
who has run fhaf man Aflas ouf of business.
Elaine Trouff sfayed in Foresf Grove work-
ing in Willa Marie Thomas' Fashion Shop.
Geraldine Waldron Mahorich was of course
wifh Mr. Mahorich. Rufh Wilson was also
aboard, fhe only one fo express a desire fo
remain on fhe island wifh me. No one could
fell of fhe whereaboufs of fhaf liffle man,
Eugene Sfanley, buf wherever he is in I966,
I wish him and all of fhe class of I946 fhe
besf luck in fhe world. This ends fhe fale of
fwenfy years affer, and all fhaf I can say is,
Pirafe Ships aren'f whaf fhey used fo be.
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Following fhrough frue fo form. fhe Jun-
ior Class of I946 have confinued wifh fypical
success shown in fhe former fwo years and
have made school hisfory. -Sfill bearing fhe
disfincfion of being fhe largesf class in
school wifh an enrollmenf of I38, fhe class
fook a lead in many acfivifies and displayed
a fine assorfmenf of falenfs.
The limelighf was immediafely focused
on finances which held fhis spof unchal-
lenged for nearly fhe whole year. Under
fhe leadership of firsf-semesfer presidenf,
John Brown, fhe class proved fhaf fhe early
bird gefs fhe worm, by being fhe only group
fhaf was allowed fo sponsor a school dance.
The dance proved ifself bofh socially as well
as financially.
The class was also honored by having a
major share of royal purple and ermine,
when fheir own preffy dark-haired Janice
Davidson was elecfed Foofball Queen in fhe
War Loan Drive. Queen Janice I was crowned
af fhe annual Thanksgiving day game affer
an infense campaign of fwo weeks.
Hisfory was made by fhe biggesf evenf
on fhe firsf semesfer program, fhe smash hi+
play, "You're Telling Me!" presenfed De-
cember 7, a comedy abouf a merry mix-up
in fhe Carsfairs family: if feafured many
prominenf juniors. ,Any gnawed nails or grey
hairs were needless, for fhe house-packing
producfion definifely insured ample funds
for fhe Junior-Senior banquef.
Feeling wealfhy and in need of relaxa-
fion, fhe class wound up fhe firsf half of fhe
year wifh a rousing parfy, consisfing mainly
of ieans, dill pickles, mirfh and a good fime
in fhe gym. To add fo fhe merrimenf and
keep fo fhings Linder confrol, Mr. and Mrs.
Bliss, Mr. Menegaf and Miss Pefroff were on
hand.
One of fhe highlighfs of fhe second se-
mesfer was fhe Lincoln Day assembly, pre-
senfed by a represenfafive group in connec-
fion wifh proiecfs fhaf were worked ouf in
English and hisfory classes. Speeches were
given by Joyce Feldman, Barbara Schulfz,
Charles McCarfhy and George Turley on ap-
propriafe subiecfs. ln conclusion, John
Brown led a discussion on Lincoln, in which
quesfions were asked of a board of experfs
consisfing of fwo members from each hisfory
class. Also sfemming from fhe Lincoln proi-
ecfs, fhe same four speakers were guesfs of
fhe Monday Nighf club where fhey delighfed
and informed fhaf augusf group.
The Junior-Senior Banquef was appro-
priafely fhe climaxing evenf of fhe whole
year fo which all efforfs had been keyed. The
final resulf equalled all fhe planning and hard
work expended. The commiffees, under fhe
general leadership of presidenf George Tur-
ley and advisorship of Mrs. Bliss worked in
perfecf harmony fo produce fhe old soufhern
planfafion afmosphere. Especially nofewor-
fhy was fhe humorous and skillful iob of
foasfmisfress, done wifh a genuine soufhern
accenf by Barbara Schulfz. This difficulf
feaf was unquesfionably fhe feafure of fhe
evening.
Many individuals also made names for
fhemselves. ln speech, Priscilla Hoover wenf
fo Eugene for public-speaking confesf: while
Cafherine Massie won second place in fhe
Knighfs of Pyfhias speaking cqnfesf. John
Brown won recognifion by being named for
his second year righf fackle on TYV All-Sfar
foofball feam. Anofher afhlefe, Bill Davis,
was elecfed foofball capfain for fhe I946
season. This reporf would nof be complefe
wifhouf menfioning fhaf pride of fhe class,
'rhe Junior Sexfeffe, who, fhough fhey losf
one of fheir valuable members, sfeadily in-
creased fheir popularify. This group, who'
have been fogefher since fhe beginning of
high school, appeared on almosf all fhe im-
porfanf programs of fhe year.
Officers
Firsf Semesfer
Presidenf ................... John Brown
Vice Presidenf ............... Leofa Duyck
Secrefary-Treasurer ....... Janice Davidson
Yell Leaders---Nan Dodds, Barbara Schulfz
Second Semesfer
Presidenf ................. George Turley
Vice Presidenf ........... Janice Davidson
Secrefary-Treasurer ...... Jackie McGreer
Yell Leaders ....... Nan Dodds, Darrell Frye
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First row, from left: Mrs. Hunkapillar, advisor, Connie Hanson. Lorraine Adams, Doris Hof-
mann, Donna Johnson, Jean Evansen, Helen Hulsman, Barbara Halvorsen, Velma Ceclergreen.
Ruth Keeler, Coleen Engle, Georgia Danser, Erla Edmonds, Lois Kahn, Nan Dodds. Second
row: Robert Cowger, Shirley Erb, Joyce Feldman, Virginia Huschka, Shirley Duncan, Janice
Davidson, Lillian Keene, Ruby Jansen, Lodema French, Imogene Crutchfield, Mary Brundage,
Larry Borst, John Brown. Third row: Don Burke, Gloria Grimson. Dolores Brandaw, Louise
Hurst, Ruth Loftis, Priscilla Hoover, Carolyn Latimer, Leota Duyck, Joyce Ewing, Marjorie
Harris, Bob Cooper, Byron Havernick. Fourth row: Raymond Dillenberg, Norma Klinqsporn.
Wilma Berry, Evelyn Davidge, Evelyn Huffman, Ruth Davidge. Hazel Bean. Winton Hascall,
Darrell Frye, Ronald Engelen. Fifth row: Alvin Evers, Robert Eastwood, Louis Cobel, Carl
Larson, Bnb Halvorsen, Marcellia Johnston, Gene Lewis, Alfred Bothum, Alvin Brown, Van
Elmore. Bill Lowe, Allen Harleman. Sixth row: Ralph Henderson. John Luebke, Dale Bonnell.
Tom Clapshaw. Richard Haskins, William Cooke, Albert Jossi.
First row, from left: Jackie McGreer, Vivian Troutt. Gloria McCoy, Juanita Noah, Janice Mixer,
Bonnie Powers, Janet Meeuwsen, Jo Ellen Siemon, Donna Wetterstrom, Aileen Uhlin, Betty
Sherman, Pauline Sohler, Marjorie Shipley. Second row: Clara Mae Vanderzanden, Phyllis
Skartsen, Donna Olsen, Lois Thelin, Bonnie Russell, Ardeth Monk, Florence Vandervelden,
Mrs. Bliss, Advisor. Third row: Allen Swanson, Marvin Simmons, Wayne Watson, Kenny Read,
Jim Tyson, Dick Marshall, Wayne Randleman. Gail Sheelar, Robert Over, George Pritzloff, Bill
Russ. Fourth row: Bob Watson, Kenneth Strandberq, Charles McCarthy. James Workman.
Steve Sagar, David McAdoo, Russel Ohler,, Don Marshall. Fifth row: Don Tompkins, Jim
Umsheid, Richard Pinckney, Darrel Pieper, Eugene Oberg. Elmo Thompson.
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The Sophomores were oufsfanding in sporfs
fhis year, fhere were four foofball leffer-
men: Byron Hodge, who played cenfer:
Herb Norris, fackle: Bill Selfridge, fullback:
Jim Sfein, end. Making a leffer in foofball
fhe sophomore year isn'+ easily done, so
we're proud of fhese boys. We also had one
lefferman in baslcefball: again if was Byron
Hodge. The B squad was composed almosf
enfirely of sophomores. They won nine ouf
of fourfeen league games. Members from
our class were Andy Cunningham, capfain
and high poinf man, Delmar Dineharf, Vern
Edmunds, Kenny Gore, Kenney Reade, Bill
Roberfs and Bob Henderling. No doubf some
of fhese will helo compose our A squad nexf
year.
Marilyn Smifh, Clara Hudson and Nef-
fie Mae Anderson represenfed fhe Sopho-
more class in fhe sfafe speech confesf af
Linfield. Marilyn made fhe finals wifh her
Affer-Dinner Speech, "Hurrying."
Two of flue school yell leaders, Dale
Dixon and Gerry Sinclair, came from fhe
sophomore class also.
Two members from our class, Vern Ed-
'wnds and Andy Cunningham, were elecfed
for fhe ,Hi-Y.
Officers
Firsf Semesfer
Presidenf ...................... Bill May
Vice-Presidenf -- ....... Shirley Williams
Secrefary ........... Neffie Mae Anderson
Treasurer ............... Nora Lee Craven
Sfudenf Council ......... Shirlee McKichan
Jack Farleigh
Yell Leaders---Clara Hudson, Vernon Sfolen
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Presidenf ................. Vern Edmunds
Vice-Presidenf -- .... Gerry Sinclair
Secrefary ........ .... S hirley Williams
Treasurer ................... Gano Clark
Sfudenf Council .......,. Shirlee McKichan
Larry Bosshardf
Yell Leaders ........ Joyce Barnes, Bill May
SOPHONIORES
First row, from left: Ruth Alexander, Nettie Mae Anderson, Maridel Duyck, Ruth Geissmar,
Clara Hudson, Beverly Crawford, Phyllis Kadolph, Georgia Elmore, Jean Broderson, Marian
Hill, Lois Anderson, Gano Cark, Joyce Barnes, Mernadeane Clark, Phyllis Higby, Betty
Greenlee, Marge Jensen, Joan Hundley, Vivian Erb, Louise Lowe, Eleanor Dargatz, Nora Lee
Craven, Alice Ewing, Janice Eastwood, Connie Hammaker, Dale Dixon, Mary Forsberg, Vida
James, Barbara Lilly, Sue Graham. Beverly Gates, Virginia Hubbard. Third row: Carolyn
Farleign, Richard Bunker. Luther Gerdes, Larry Bosshardt, Roger Crocker, Gene Garret, Vern
Edmonds. Fifth row: Bill Dillenberg, Dale Cedergreen, Byron Hodge, Kenneth Keeler, Deane
Barlow, Betty Bothum, Connie Hudson, Bob Henderling, Ronald Hundley, Stanley- Franck, Larry
Gibson, Mark Callendar, Bob Hiatt, Pat Longtain, Delmer Dinehart, Andy Cunningham, Bob
Jansen. Fourth row: Jimmie Henderling, Bud Keim. Harley Feldt, Kenneth Juden, Jack
Bennett, Richards Hutchins, Kenneth Gore.
SOPHOMORES
First row, from left: Jean Wonder, Shirley Powell, Maribel Melville, Alice Rauch, Marilyn
Smith, Delores Young, Bernice Meeuwsen, Shirley Williams, Evelyn Wilson, Shirley McKichan,
Geraldine Sinclair, Miss Parkinson, Advisor. Second row: Vernon Stolen, Mary Oberg, Beryl
Van Loo, Lewise White. Mary Rauch, Donna Spangler, Eunice Stoffer, Lois Williams, Bonnie
Maitland, Lamar Sellers. Third row: Herbert Norris, Bill Moreland, Paul Oliver, Bill Mitchell,
Hiram Roundtree, Howard Salzwedel, Gordon Young, Bill Weber, Rudolf Zagelow, Bill May.
Floyd Reynolds. Fourth row: Charles Rice, Dwight Meighan, Lowell Sheelar, Kenneth Van
Dyke, Don Oglesby, Jerry Raymond, Harold Reed, Jim Michaells, Jim Stein,, Beryl Marshall.
Bernard Rauch. Fifth row: Ed Rauch, Fred Parks.
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Freshman Qeport
The Freshman class has made an ex-
cellenf showing fhis year. We did well in
sporfs, wifh a foofball lefferman, Emery
Huschlca. The freshman baslcefball feam
shows greaf promise and should be unbeaf-
able by '48 and '49. The firsf feam players
are as follows: Emery Huschlca, Clinfon
Parmley, Bill Noah, Jim Chrisfiansen, Arland
Berfsch. The girls did very well, foo. They
won fhe volley-ball infermurals for a Fresh-
man room. lGef in fhere, Rocks, you'll beaf
'em alll. We have also anofher lefferman,
Jackie Spaulding, an equipmenf manager for
foofball.
Freshman officers for fhe firsl' semesfer
and second semesfer are as follows:
Firsf Semesfer
Presidenf ,,a,,........... Emery Huschlca
Who, incidenfally, is a Hi-Y member
-Vice-Presidenf ........,A,. Nancy Lafimer
Prep-per infer-club chairman
Secrefary-Treasurer ,..... Lenore Vuylsfelce
The big boys' Dream Girl
Sfuclenf Council ...s,..... Jim Chrisfiansen
Margaref Kaufman
Yell Leaders--v,--Arlene Safferlee, Bill Noah
Second Semesfer
Presidenf w,,...--.- ..... ,,s. Emery uschlca
Treasurer of LeHerman's Club
Vice-Presiclenf s.s.......... Louise Saviffs
A fufure fashion phofographer
Secrefary-Treasurer .......... Henry Scoff
A very capable handler of his iob
Sfudenf Council-Lois Horfon, Dick Johnsfon
Yell Leaders ...h.... Jo Jensen, Don Dwyer
FRESHMEN
First row, from left: Evelyn Englen, Clara Mae Hebron, Myrtle Fox, Betty Gamble, Alma
Crume. Bertha Jean Larson, Margaret Crutchfield, Myrna Castleberry, Lelah Alexander,
tlaine Brady, Caroline Luebke, Mary Jane Holock, Donna Keene, Bonnie Hoodenpyle, Lucy
Hezer, Darlene Kiser. Second row: Tom Hansen. Jim Christianson, Loren Hildenbrand, Jack
Dickey, Don Dwyer. Dorothy Fleenor, Shirley Hiesler, Florence Ing, Gay Hoisington, Margaret
Kaufman. Shirley Bone, Nancy Latimer, Alta Mae Jackson, Bonnie Ellis. Doris Cutriqht,
Marjorie Bishop, Betty Braun. Third row: Bill Berry. Dexter Heuschkel. Tony Lopez, Jack
Giltner, Jerry Hodge, Donald Leslie, Bill Buell, James Lilly, Dale Hugget, Bob Allen, Dick
Johnston, Emery Huschka, Gene Fisher, Arthur Gordon, Arlan Bertsch, Roger Barber. Fourth
ron: James Lewis, Dennis Brooks, Jack Buchanan, Euqene Lambert, Harvey Dargatz, Delbert
Gillum, Don Anderson, Delbert Combes, Derry Eliason. Fifth row: Mrs. Nleneqat, Advisor,
Eugene Evers. Dean Fletcher, Jim Gray, John Green, Wallace Bothum, Monroe Gerdes. Bruce
Cox, Bob Gedlick.
FRESHMEN
First row, from left: Elaine Roequist, Louise Savitts, Helen Yardley, Joan Wiebke, Lenore
Vuylsteke, Donna Jean Wilbur, Juliann Phillips, Arlene Satterlee, Lucille Uebele, Alyce Joy
Vearrier, Ramona Stevens. Second row: Jack Spaulding, Jim Spear, Frances Warren. Joyce
Vandehey, Maxine Montgomery, Mary Sharp, Pat Van Dyke, Marie Timmerman, Arlene Hinch-
lift, Norma Nunn, Coreane Scovell, llo Mae Nemeyer. Third row: Dale McFarlan, Clinton
Parmely, Hubert Nelson, Frank Broderson, Dick Mcrae, Jerry Mills, Bud Marshall, Way-ne
Vancerzanden, Larry Niclelson, George Robert, Jinn Reeher. Fourth row: Russel Robinett. Don
Shaffer, Carl McCorkle, Bud Rutherford, Bob Peterson, Dean Warren, Jim Vandecoevering,
Albert Vandervelden, Earl Edmunds. Fifth row: Dean Peckham, Henry Scott, Bill Noah, Donald
Leveque and Farrell Pollnow.
Qur Football Queen
Here she is, Queen Janice ihe Firsi, our
lovely, pefife, dark-haired Queen, 'lhe pride
of no+ only fhe foofball boys, bul' of all 'rhe
school.
If was Thanksgiving Day, fealuring lhe
biggesl' game of 'lhe year. As +he sun
brighfened lhe field during +he half, +he cor-
onafion procession made i+s way +o 'lhe fhir-
'ry-yard line. There, Princess Janice David-
son became Queen Janice as she wa,s
crowned by foo+ball capfain, David Knapp,
and applauded by fhe appreciafive specfa-
+ors.
This evenl' followed an exfensive cam-
paign levied by managers John Brown, Ches-
+er and Wayne 'Cunningham and Bob War-
nick. To vo+e for 'rheir candidale, 'lhe slu-
denfs purchased sfamps and bonds and once
again pu? our high school over ifs quofa in
fhe sevenlh Vicfory Loan Drive. All our
fhanks go fo Jean Duyck, chairman of +he'
drive sponsored by +he Tri-Y and +o Mrs.
Hunkapillar, advisor of fhe club.
From lef+ Princesses Arloweene Williams, Janice Davidson and Reva Sfrong.
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Dramani+e was adverlised as somelhing
cliliferenix Dramanile was different Wi+h
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The P.-T.A.," direcredq by Jean Mundorff, a
salire upon fhe P.-T.A., and "Nora Ge+s En-
gaged," clirec+ed by Beverly Bucher. There
were 'lhree paniomimes, "The Family Por-
irai+," "Dea+h Takes a Holiday," and
"Guesi's in fhe House." lnlermission acls
consis+ing of Kokioki, Chorus girls, Rhyfhm
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clowns who also ac+ed as ushereHes.
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onlafion of +he Oscars +0 Donna Johnson
and Virginia Huschka, bofh members of +he
casl' of "Pepping Up fhe P.-T.A." The finale
was an original song wriHen +o fhe fune,
"I Love a Billboard," sung by 'I'he enfire casl.
Dramanile was direc+ed by Miss Vir-
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ager. The cas+ included all members of bofh
drama classes. These included Lois Kahn,
Imogene Cru+cl1'lield. Phyllis Skarslen, Bonnie
Russell, Dorolhy Logan, Helen Gerdes, Shir-
ley Hardelaeck. Violel' Wiedewi+sch, Connie
Hansen, Vernon Srolen, Charlila Ledford,
Florence Vandervelden, Nova Longfain, Carol
Lalimer, Bill Rus, Bill Wilson, Raymond Hari'-
son, Bob Young- Urla Edmonds, Lodema
French, Evelyn Huffman, Pa+ Wood, Ruby
Jansen, Charlo++e Albers, Dean Frye, Edi+h
Roeher, Helen Mclellan, Juanifa Noah,
Jackie Rose, Jo Ellen Siemon, Colleen Engle,
lfriscilla Hoover, Donna Johnson, Jackie Vin-
ing, Vivian TrouH, Virginia Huschka, Velma
Cedergreen, Janice Davidson, Marjorie Ship-
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Junior Play
The Junior play, "You're Telling Me,"
a fasf-moving, fhree-acl' comedy, made
Pearl Harbor Day a pleasanf memory for fhe
Juniors. y
The play concerns fhe Carsfairs family
who are financially embarrassed. Kif Car-
sfairs, played by Jean Evansen, hif upon a
scheme whereby her friend, Pamela Snowden,
porfrayed by Carol Lafimer, would pose as
a fifled lady: fhus fhey would be able fo ex-
fracf a forfune from fhe rich, fifle-seeking
and ignoranf Regans. The plan fails when
Pam furns ouf fo be a cousin of fhe Regans.
Mrs. Venifa Carsfairs, a scaffer-brained,
fluffery woman, was ably played by Barbara
Schulfz. John Brown played fhe parf of Mrs.
Carsfairs' lazy, bachelor brofher, George
Carsfairs.
Lloyd Hamilfon, fhe bufler, who in' re-
alify was a rich playboy, was porfrayed by
Don Tompkins. His "sfiff-as-a-poker walk"
afforded fhe audience many laughs. Carl
Larsen fook fhe role of his friend, Ward
Wanger, who came down fo heckle Lloyd.
Nan Dodds played Mrs. Ani-ioneffe Regan, a
loud, coarse, uneducafed, recenfly-rich wom-
an. Her affempfs af sophisficafion kepf fhe
audience in gales of laughfer during fhe
enfire play. Her daughfer, Marleen Regan,
played by Janice Davidson, was a mamma's
girl, who was consfanfly bored and said very
liffle buf "yes, mamma." Gloria Grimson
foolc fhe role of Theda Regan, a sfage-sfruck
girl who wanfed everyfhing fo be dramafic.
She had a superior, affecfed manner, fhe
exacf opposife of her sisfer's. George Tur-
ley played Edward La Rue, a French counf,
His accenf and acfions seemed aufhenfic.
The play, direcfed by Miss Virginia
Pefroff, was a disfincf success, and fhe ca-
pacify crowd showed fheir appreciafion by
fhe way fhey responded wifh laughfer and
applause.
Senior Play
This year fhe Senior Class presenfed a
smash hi+ play called, "Murdered Alive."
Under +he direcrion of Miss Pefroff, fhe play
was a real success.
The cur+ain opened on fhe screaming
fhriller as Tillie Meek lNeva SaHerleel was
exploring fhe lonely living room of +he Hill-
cres+ mansion. Tillie was fhe 'frighfened
housekeeper, who was con+inually recifing
proverbs. Mrs. Libby Ryder lMary Lee Mc-
Grawl, a social climber and also Tillie's em-
ployer, 'lhen eniered fhe s+age. She 'I'hough+
she was going fo gef a good share of Marvin
Ryder's wealfh, since she was 'rhe la+e Mar-
vin Ryder's sisfer-in-law.
A very humorous couple in +he play
were Sfella Bockus lCharloH'e Albersl and
Frank Bockus lDean Fryel. They came 'I'o
Hillcresi' for +he reading of +he will and were
alsonsure of geH'ing a large share of 'rhe
money. The one 'I'hing Frank wanfed mos+
was a car. buf Sfella, his dominaring wife
had oiher ideas and didn'+ give Frank much
of a chance +o argue wifh her aboul' if. A
person who scared Frank as much as his wife
was Madame Alda lLorraine Cooperl, +he
medium, who brough+ messages from +he
spiri+ of Marvin Ryder.
Warner Mel+on lBill Wilsonl broughf
a bii of romance info 'ihe picfure when he
came +o see Arden iMaxine O'Riellyl, 'ihe
girl he loved. Arden's mofher had 'Forbidden
her fo see Warner, so when he was caughf
prowling around +he house wifh a s+range box
in his hand, he was immediafely accused of
murdering Marvin Ryder.
The reading of fhe will by Ofis Marvin
lRichard Turleyl was a grear shock +o ev-
eryone, for Tillie and Arden were 'rhe only
ones +o benefif from +he will. This puf every-
one under suspicion of having killed Marvin
Ryder, and fhey were noi' absolved unfil Ar-
line lvans lBeHy Campl, Mr. Ryder's secre-
+ary, arrived andfold +hem fha? Mr. Ryder
was sfill alive. The mysferious s+ranger lOw-
en Rasmussenl Than came info 'rhe picfure
and he was none o+her +han Marvin Ryder.
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OPTIMIST STAFF
First row, from left: Mrs. Bliss, Copy Advisor, Barbara Schultz, Hary Hill. George Turley.
Reva Strong, Maxine O'RieIIy, Geraldine Sinclair, Miss Petrof, Financial Advisor. Second
row: Doris Hofmann, Margaret Beal, Winnie Walsh, Eleanor Shearer, Ruth Wilson, Neva
Satterlee, Jean Duyck, Barbara Halvorsen, Russel McKichan. Third row: Bob Warnick,
Chester Cunningham, Walter Sinclair, Charles Buchanan, Allen Vuylsteke, Bob Scotton, Don
Marshall, Owen Rasmussen, Don Parson.
Ediled by Reva Slrong and managed
by George Turley l'his year's Opfimisl was
organized and prinled wilh fhe enlire sludenl'
body in mind. I+ presenls lo each sludeni a
complele record of +he year's aclivilies.
ln lhe Fall of lhe year lhe slaff pro-
duced an adverlising campaign which re-
sulled in a number of 'lickel' sales. Huge
banners and signs decoraled lhe halls, while
+wo skilled announcers produced a radio pro-
gram over +he school slalion, B.Y.O.N. Buy
Your Oplimisl Now. '
The Op'l'imis'l'
Edilor ..................... Reva Sfrong
Manager ................. George Turley
Assislanl' Edilor- ....... .---Neva Sallerlee
Assisfanl Manager .....,.... Don Marshall
Organizalions ............... Rulh Wilson
Fealures ............,....... Jean Duyclc
Sporls .................. Waller Sinclair
Sporls ..................... John Brown
Ari .................. Barbara Halvorsen
Typisfs ........ Mary Hill, Carolyn McCann
and Maxine O'Reilly
Advisors ........ Mrs. Bliss, Miss Pelrofl
0-ws,.m,
Allen yuylsteke, Bob Warnick and Don Parson, our
advertising enthusiasts.
VIKING LOG
First row, from left: Doris Hofmann, Jean Duyck, Miss Wirak. Advisor, Gale Schneider. Second
row: Jean Evansen, Jackie Lewton, Beverly Crawford, Carolyn Barlow. Third row: Barbara
Schultz, Barbara Lee Franck, Ruby Jansen, Mary Lee McGraw, Urla Edmonds, Neva Satterlee,
Marjorie Cedergreen, Alice Schatzman, Barbara Halvorsen. Fourth row: Bob Salisbury, Delores
Brandaw, Jackie Rose, Phyllis Skartsen, Beverly Gates, Kenneth Reade, Ruth Keeler. Edith
Reeher, Joyce Feldman, John Brown.
Viking Log
Crowding near lhe lop ol lhe F. G.
lreasure chesl lhis year is lhe "Log." ln ils
lwenly-lirsl year ol oliicial publicalion il
is more lhan ever belore climbing as a school
aclivily and highliglil. Wilh papers going
regularly lo servicemen lrom high school and
exchanges wilh olher schools being made,
besides sludenl subscriplions, il has kepl lhe
slall busy pulling lhe Log oul every olher
Monday.
The "Log" placed lourlh in lhe slale-
wide newspaper conlesl wilh 22 olher
schools compeling in our class, lhose wilh
enrollmenl under 500.
Edilor ..,..e...,.,...... Gale Schneider
Associale Edilor ..........,,. Jean Duyclc
Fealures .... Neva Sallerlee, edilor, Gloria
Grimson, June Harmon, Doris
Holmann, Jackie McGreer.
Sporls Edilors--.Kenny Reade, John Brown
Exchange Edilor ...,...,. Shirlee McKichan
Circulalion-Beverly Crawlord, Shirley Powell
Manager ........c.. Mariorie Cedergreen
Assislanl Manager c........ Carolyn Barlow
Reporlers--Dolores Brandaw, Marjorie Ce-
dergreen, Lorraine Cooper, Urla Ed-
monds, Jean Evansen, Joyce Feldman,
Beverly Gales, Ruby Jansen, Jackie
Lewlon, Mary Lee McGraw, Edilh Ree-
her, Roberl Salisbury, Alice Schalzman,
Barbara Schullz, ,Phyllis Skarslen, Ver,-
non Slolen, Bob Warnick.
Advisor ...e..... -. Miss Nela Coe Wirak
Typisls .... Barbaralee Franck, Jackie Rose.
Mary Helen Forsberg, Lois Williams, De-
lores Young.
Trades and lndustries
Trades and lndusfries has complefed a
second successful year. Wifh full co-oper-
afion befween 'rhe parf-fime and full-fime
employees, a new enferprise 'lo raise money
was inaugurafecl. The club used fhe school's
mofion picfure machine for noon movies
which were given on alfernafe Wednesdays.
The money raised was used fo help finance
fhe annual Employer-Employee banquef held
al' fhe Cify Hall on May 3. A. R. Bailey,
Principal of Porfland ,Apprenfice School, was
fhe speaker for 'rhe evening. The fheme of
fhe banquef was May Day. Approximafely
one hundred guesfs affended and enioyed
a hard-worked-fcr effecf.
Among 'rhe acfivifies for recreafion
were roller skafing af Hillsboro, ice skafing
al' fhe Porfland lce Arena and swimming al'
fhe "Y" in Porfland.
The l945-I946 Apprenfice Council con-
sisfed of Chairman, Paul A. Menegaf, Sec-
refary, R. J. Haas. Employer members: Hugh
McGilvra, Frank Brodersen, C. C. Condif and
Norman Dixon. Employee members: Oscar
Brown, Walf Meeuwsen, H. E. Shelfon and
Oscar Caphammer.
Full-fime employees: Lorranie Adams,
Maxine O'Rielly, Fred Brewer, Bonnie Pow-
ers, Gale Schneider, Wayne Wafson, Wayne
Hallickson, Frank Hubbard, Marion Bishop
lin servicel, Gene Lowe lfransfer from Sf.
Heleynsl.
Parf-fime employees: Donna Johnson,
Gordon Young, Dale Dixon, Ruby Jansen,
Nifa Noah, Evelyn Davidge, Urla Edmonds,
Helen Gerdes, Reva Sfrong, Bob Kane, Doris
Hofmann, Alice Dober and Bud Greason.
Officers
Firsf Semesfer
Prggiderrl' -------.,-.-... Maxine
Vice-Presidenf .............. Alice D0b6l'
Secrefary-Treasurer ........ Donna Johnson
Sergeanf-af-Arms ........,.. Bud GFGGSON
Second Semesfer
Pregidenf .,,--.......... Maxine O'RieIIy
Vice-Presidenf ...... .... L orraine Adams
Secrefary-Treasurer -s- ..,.... Nifa Noah
Sergeanf-af-Arms -ss .,.. Fred Brewer
TRADES AND INDUSTRY CLUB
First row, from left: Donna Johnson, Maxine O'RielIy, Alice Dober. Second row: Bonnie
Powers, Helen Gerdes, Evelyn Davidge, Ruby Jansen, Urla Edmonds, Nita Noah. Doris
Hofmann, Lorraine Adams. Third row: Dale Dixon, Marion. Bishop, Wayne Hallickson,
Frank Hubbard. Fred Brewer, Bob Kane, Wayne Watson, Gordon Young, Nlr, Haas, Advisor,
HONOR SOCIETY
First row, from left: Doris Hofmann, Richard Turley, Mrs. Miller, Advisor. Zona Lee Bonnell,
Ruth Anderson. Second row: Barbara Schultz, John Brown, Virginia Huschka, George Turley.
Reva Strong, Marjorie Cedergreen, Mary Hill, Neva Satterlee, Arlow'eene Williams, Mary
Lee McGraw. Third dow: Leota Duyck, Evelyn Davidge, Joyce Feldman, Velma Cedergreen.
Joyce Ewing, Ruth Wilson. Jean Duyck, Beverly Bucher, Dorothy Devriendt, Helen Hulsman.
Honor
Twenty-two new members were inducted
Society this year, which
into the Honor
brings the membership to a total of thirty-
four. New members inducted November 9
Dorothy Devriendt, Walter
are as follows:
Sinclair, and Ruth Wilson, seniors: George
Cedergreen, John Brown,
Leota Duyck, Joyce Ewing,
Virginia Huschka, Barbara
Turley, Velma
Evelyn Davidge,
Joyce Feldman,
Halvorson, Helen Hulsman, Don Marshall,
Barbara Schultz, Gail Sheeler, and Doris
Hoffman, juniors. After the induction cere-
mony, all members dined at Hung Far Low's
in Portland.
,am
Leaving for Tillamook to be installation guests are
Richard Turley, Doris Hofmann. Jean Duyck, Reva
Strong, Mr. Haas. Don Marshall.
Society
Character, Scholarship, Leadership and
Service, the four ideals of the Honor Soci-
ety, are traits upon which members are se-
lected for the Honor Society.
Four students returned Tillamook's
visiting installation ceremony in March.
They were entertained by a sight-see-
ing tour of Tillamook, followed by a
potluck dinner.
Officers
First Semester
President ............,.... Richard Turley
Vice-President ............... Jean Duyck
Secretary .............. Zona Lee Bonnell
Treasurer ..,.....,.. Ruth Eileen Anderson
Advisor ,,............... Mrs. Ray Miller
Second Semester
Presiden+ ................... Jean Duyck
Viee-President ............. George Turley
Secretary --..,,.,....., Virginia Huschlca
Treasurer ...s........s..-.. Leota Duyck
Advisor ,,.,,.. A ,....,.,s Mrs. Ray Miller
I-atin Club
The big even-l' of +he Lafin Club's second
year was in choosing and ordering club pins.
The pins are gold-plaled Roman shields, in
+he cen+er of which is a Roman lamp. En-
circling 'rhe lamp is +he club name, also in
gold le++ers. The club had formerly planned
lo have a black enamel background for +he
name, bid due +o war+ime condilions, if was
impossible.
The club meelrings consisled of social
aclivilies and fhe sludy of Roman cusloms.
as well as 'rhe iegular business. For 'lheir
second mee+ing of +he year lhe program
commilfee, wifh +he aid of some of 'lhe o+her
members, presenfed a puppe+ skif enl'i+led,
"Caesar's Ghosh" Al anofher meeling
Fa+her Larkin fold inferesling 'lales aboul fhe
Valican Cily.
Al' +he beginning of +he second semes-
fer ihe club inherilecl lhe noon candy sales
from 'lhe Spanish Club. Wifh +he proceeds
lhey hoped +o finance lheir annual Roman
banquef. The club has also been having
noon pop corn sales fo augmenl lhe dwind-
ling candy supplies.
Officers
Presideni .................... Mary Hill
Vice-Presidenl -.--- .... Joyce Barnes
Secre+ary-Treasurer -- ---Lillian Keene
Advisor -.-------- ----- M rs. Bliss
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LATIN CLUB
H I J ce Barnes Second row' Nora Lee Caven
First row, from left: Gano Clark, Mary il, oy . .
Lillian Keene, Marjorie Harris, Mrs. Bliss, Advisor. Third row: Alice Schatzman, Charmaine
ns.
Ledford, Beverly Gates. Marie Leave
LETTERMAN CLUB
First rnw, from left: Coach Brachman, Dale Dixon, Bob Rice, Bud Greason, Don Parson, Dean
Frye, Bob Kane, Bill Davis, Bob Warnick, Gene Stanley, Jack Spaulding. Second row: Herbert
Norris, Bill Selfridge, Gordon Young, Emery Huschka, Gene Lewis, John Brown, Byron
Havernick, Byron Hodge, Don Marshall, Dale Bonnell, Tom Clapshaw, Wayne Randleman,
Kenny Reade. Third row: Darrell Frye, Gene Gregg, Bob Young, Bob Scotton, Allen
Vuylsteke, Roland Hendricks, John Forsberg, Allen Swanson.
Lettermen Club
The LeHerman's club had a very suc-
cessful year. As an aclivily +he club under-
'loolc 'l'he job of ushering al' +he baslcelball
games. The annual picnic was held in +he
spring. The following were 'lhe officers 'for
each semeslerz
Firsl Semesler
Pregidenl- ,,,,e............. Wall Sinclair
Vice-Presidenl ................ Bob Kane
Secrefary ,---,.,.......... Don l"l0fm6l1n
Treasurer ............-4....... Bill DBVIS
Sergeanl-al-Arms .......,.... John Brown
Second Semesler
Presidenl --,.-.-s,W,,---, .... ---Don Smllh
Vice-Presidenl -.. ........... Roberl' Young
Seerelary ......,.,.... Wayne Randleman
Treasurer ....e..,........ Emery Huschlca
Sergeanl-al-Arms e......,... Dale Bonnell
The Girls' Aihlefic Associalion pariici-
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G. A. A.
First row, from left-Barbara Lilly, Clara Mae Vanderzanden, Betty Bothum, Carolyn Barlow,
Janice Davidson, Marjorie Shipley, Bonnie Powers, Nita Noah, Lodema French, Velma Ceder-
green, Helen Hulsman, Jackie Lewton, Carolyn McCann, Mrs. Paul, advisor. Second row-
Evelyn Huffman, Phyllis Kadolf, Bonnie Maitland, Leota Duyck, Alice Schatzman, Jean Mun-
corf, Phyllis Skarsten, Donna Olsen. Ruby Jansen, Urla Edmonds, Bonnie Russell, Vivian
Troutt, Jean Evanson, Evelyn Davldqe, Joyce Feldman, Marjorie Cedergreen. Third row-
Jeannette Meeuwsen, Jackie Vining, Beverly Gates, Nora Lee Craven, Helen Salisbury, Joyce
Vandehey, Joyce Barnes, Leone Nelson, Joyce Ewing, Nan Dodds. Fourth row-Betty Bateman,
Ruth Davidge, Vida James, Eleanor Shearer, Shirley Williams, Connie Hammaker, Mary Ann
Rauch, Mary Helen Foresburg, Janice Eastwood, Lois Williams, Alice Ewing, Marian Hill, Zona
Lee Bonnell, Evelyn Wilson, Virginia Hubbard, Bernice Meeuwson, Marjorie Jensen, Jean
Wood. Fifth row-Sue Graham. Louise Lowe, Clara Hudson, Phyllis Higby, Maribel Melville,
Vivian Erb, Lewise White, Marilyn Smith, Nettie Mae Anderson. .
G. A. A.
Officers in charge of various aci'ivi+ies:
pared in ihe usual spcrls evenis of lhe year,
being acfive in b0'i'i'l class and inframural
games.
Fourteen girls were eniiiled +o leH'ers
ll-iis year.
Officers
Presideni .... . ........ Barbaralee Franck
Vice-Presidenf ........ Marjorie Cedergreen
Secreiary-Treasurer ........ Jackie Lew+on
Reporier ............... Alice Schafzman
Hiking .................. Barbara Schultz
Baskelball ........
-------Donna Olson
Baseball .,...- ,. .........- Beverly Bucher
Bicycling .................. Jackie Vining
Soccer .............
Neifie Mae Anderson
Volleyball .............. Nora Lee Craven
Tennis ...............,... Helen Hulsman
Track ........ -,..--
-,---Carolyn Barlow
Badminion and Ping Pong .... Jean Evanson
Tumbling .................. Joyce Ewing
Advisor ..........
----Mrs. Dorofhy Paul
This is their masterpiece.
FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA
Front row, from left-Clara Hudson, Vivian Troutt, Donna Johnson Ruth Anderson. Grace
Hallauer, Urla Edmonds, Lodema French, Imogene Crutchfield. Second row-Carolyn Luebke,
Janet Meeuwsen, Florence Vandervelden, Gloria McCoy, Marjorie Shipley, Mary Jane Holock,
Janice Mixer, Donaldo Ellis, Charlita Ledford, Eleanor Shearer, Jackie Lewton, Nettie Mae
Anderson. Third row-Betty Gamble, Esther Barnes, Delores Bradley, Ilene Savage, Priscilla
Hoover, Donna Olsen, Mary Ann Rauch, Bernice Meeuwsen, Ruby Jansen, Velma Cedergreen,
Mrs. Underhill, advisor. Fourth row-Shirley Heisler, Edith Reeher, Wilma Berry, Mary
Forsberg, Lois Williams, Betty Bateman, Marcellia Johnston, Vida James, Lucille Ubelle,
Betty Braun.
Future l-lomemakers of America
The Future Homemakers of America was
a new national organization this year, taking
the place of what was the Home Economics
Club. The Forest Grove Chapter has taken
an active part in the formation of the new
organization on both state and regional lev-
els.
The service proiects of the year includ-
ed the continuation of sewing stars on the
service flag. The F. H. A. and F. F. A. co-
operated in gathering and canning IZO
quarts of food for war-hungry Europe.
The most important event of the year
was the F. H. A. District Conference which
was held at Forest Grove. This included
Washington. Clatsop, Columbia, Tillamook
and Yamhill counties. The conference theme
was "Onward," and the day's program in-
cluded special music, an old-fashioned skit,
discussion groups, luncheon, and an panel on
boy-girl relationships. As a special feature,
Dr. Gertrude Boyd Crane spoke on "The Art
of Hgmemakingf'
A potluck supper in honor of the new
members opened our social events for the
year. Another enioyable social event was
a skating party which the F. F. A. boys gave
the girls for cooking and serving their F. F.
A. banquet.
The year's activities were concluded
with the annual Mother-Daughter Tea and
the installation ceremony of the new officers
in May.
The Officers
President ............ Ruth Eileen Anderson
Vice-President ......,....- Donna Johnson
Secretary ...-.e.......... Grace Hallauer
l'llSi'Ol'lan ..............,..- Vivian Trout-I'
Reporter .................. Urla Edmunds
Song Leader ............. ,-Clara Hudson
Pianist .................. Lodema French
Advisor ................. Mrs. Underhill
FUTURE FARMERS
First row, from left-Bud Rutherford, Bill Buel, Monroe Gerdes, Jack Giltner, Harvey Dargatz,
Russel Robinet, Jim Strudavant, Robert Gedlick, Charles Jarrel, Bruce Cox, Jim Gray. Second
row-Mr. Burns, advisor, Arthur Gordon, Delbert Gillum, James L.iIly, Luther Gerdes, Kenneth
Juden, Jim Michaels, Dick Marshall, Kenneth Strandberg, Dean Peckham, Alvin Van Dyke.
D A d D I H tt R'cha d Van D tk Delbert Cornbes. Carl McCorkle, Bernard
on n erson, ae ugge , I r y e,
Rauch, Jim Tyson, Bruce Nelson, Loren Hildenbrand, Don Shaffer, Gail Sheelar, Roland
Hendricks, Robert Salisberry, Elmo Thompson, Albert Jossi, Jay Hoover.
F. F. A.
The Forest Grove Chapter Future Farm-
ers ot America completed its seventeenth
year in agricultural activities, having re-
ceived its state charter in l929. lt took an
active interest and part in school lite up to
the present date.
The seventeenth annual Parent and Son
Banquet was held December I7, I945, in the
Industrial Arts room in Forest Grove Union
High School, the first peacetime banqget
any ot the members had attended.
This year's activities included partici-
pating in the County Fair, placing tirst in the
district parliamentary contest, the holding ot
an annual Parent and Son banquet, placing
third in the district public speaking contest,
attending the state F. F. A. convention at
Salem, and participating in the state par-
liamentary contest. ln January the chapter
captured the district, tirst place, parliamen-
tary banner tor the second time. Forest
Grove now keeps it permanently and a new
one will be supplied the district. This en-
titled the team to participate in that state
contest which was held at Salem, April Il.
The chapter received state honors this
year by being one ot the titteen chapters in
the state to receive its "Keystone Rating,"
which was awarded in the torm of a plaque
at Salem, April IZ. Also they received one
ot the tive 554.50 checks awarded by Sears,
Roebuck 81 Company in the Food tor Victory
contest.
Mr. L. H. Burns, trom Montana, was the
new instructor who guided and directed the
chapter activities during the school year.
Mr. Burns came to take Mr. Bennett's place
which was vacated when he accepted a con-
tract with the Newberg High School.
President .... .. ......... Roland Hendricks
Vice-President -- ........ Gail Sheelar
Secretary ..... -- Kenneth Strandberg
Treasurer .... ..... A lvin VanDyke
Reporter -- -- Bob Salisbury
Sentinel --- ,.... Jim Tyson
Girls' Club
The i945-46 season of Girls' Club ac-
fivifies was opened wifh 'rhe fradifional Big-
sisfer-Liffle-sisfer parfy composed of senior
and freshman girls.
On ,Armisfice Day fhe club presenfed
an assembly open fo all ihe school. Service
men and women and American Legion offi-
cers were fhe main parficipanfs. Main
speaker was refurned veferan of Soufh Pa-
cific, Garlyn Munkres.
To discourage race prejudice, a Negro
minisfer, Reverend Ennis Walley, Porfland,
spoke fo 'rhe girls in one of fhe meefings.
The senior girls opened fhe series of
class assemblies puf on and fhe ofher classes
followed suif.
Af fhe music fournamenf fhe club spon-
sored a snack bar much nppreciafed by ouf-
of-fown sfudenfs. Six girls affended fhe
conference af Tigard wifh Miss Graham.
They were Mary Lee McGraw, who led a dis-
cussion group on Race Prejudice, Dorofhy
Devriendf, Lillian Keene. Jean Brodersen,
Florence Ing, and Reva Sfrong. Rufh VViison
affended fhe older girls' conference af Eu-
gene. The annual Easfer Assembly was
planned by our advisor and members of fhe
club decorafed fhe audiforium.
Officers
Presidenf .s,.............s. Reva Sfrong
Vice-Presidenf H- ....,. Margaref Beal
Secrefary ..,. .... A rloweene Williams
Treasurer .... ......,. R u+i1 Wilson
Song Leader --, .....s.. Jackie Vining
Advisor .... L... M iss Leone Graham
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LS' CLUB
left-Marjorie Cedergreen,
V3 Strong, Jackie Vining.
Secound row4i5Zuti-iiililiison, Arloweene Williams,
Miss Graham, Advisor.
Boost
Wifh fhe opening of fhis school year,
fhe Boosfers, under fhe able leadership of
Mrs. James Paul, began a program full of
pep and school spirif.
Their many acfivifies were a consfanf
source of pep and inferesf for bofh 'rhe sfu-
denf body and fhe players. The many flash-
lighl drills and sfunfs for fhe games were
also very popular wifh fhe specfafors and
cheer secfions: in facf, Boosfer flashlighf
of fhe mosf popular
drills have become one
' ' GUHS. The mosf oufsfanding
fradlflons af F
SFS
was fhe pennanf drill for fhe Wesf Linn
game.
Half-fime drills af foofball games were
especially popular fhis year and reached
peak performance when, wifh fhe band,
Boosfers drew a roar of approval from fhe
crowd af fhe Tillamook game.
Officers
Presidenf ...a. - .......... Neva Safferlee
Vice-Presidenf --- .... Evelyn Davidge
Secrefary ..... ..... J oyce Feldman
Treasurer -- .... Lorraine Cooper
Advisor --- ......... Mrs. Paul
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From left to right-Maxine O'RielIy, Doris -
mann, Mary Lee McGraw, Jackie Lewton, Shir-
ley Duncan, Joyce Feldman, Lorraine Cooper.
Neva Satterlee, Evelyn Davidge, Charlotte
Albers, Barbara Halvorsen, Reva Strong, Nita
Williams, Ruth Wilson. Center
on, Lois
Noah, Arloweene
H lsman, Donna Johns
left-Helen u
Kahn, Alice Dober.
PREPPERS
First rnw, from left-Jean Wonder, Delores Young, Shirlee McKichan, Marilyn Smith, Nettie
Anderson. Nora Craven, Geraldine Sinclair. Second row-Margaret Crutchfield, Shirley Bone,
Evelyn Engelen, Nancy Latimer, Lenore Vuylsteke, Joan Wiebke, Phyllis Higby, Myrna Castle-
bery, Helen Yardley, Shirlee Powell, Elaine Brady, Leiah Alexander, Donna Keene. Alma
Crume. Third row-Betty Bothum, Arlene Hinchcliff, Bernice Meeuwsen, Evelyn Wilson,
Ramona Stevens, Mary Sharp, Ruth Giessmar, Jean Broderson, Carley Morgan, Doris Cutright,
Bonnie Hoodenpyle, Barbara Lilly. Eileen Kyle. Meradeane Clark, Eunice Stoffer, Joan
Vaandering, Maridel Duyck, Myrtle Fox, Esther Barnes, Alice Ewing, Georgia Elmore, Marjorie
Bishop, Bonnie Maitland. Fifth row-Beverly Crawford, Clara Hudson, Shirley Ahlson, Pat
Dunn, Betty Greenlee, Helen Salisberry, Frances Warrens, Phyllis Kadolph, Barbara Evers.
Thelma Dove, Betty Braun. Sixth row-Clara Mae Hebron, Betty Larson, Lois Horton, Mary
Ann Rauch, Arlene Satterlee, Jo Jensen, Beryl Van Dyke, Gay Hoisington, Vivian Erb, Norma
Nunn, Leone Nelson, Virginia Hubbard. Seventh row--Marie Timmerman, Louise White.
Shirley Baker, Gano Clark, Maribel Melville, llo Mae Nemeyer.
l reppers
The Preppers started their year with a
recognition ceremony. They went on a hay-
ride and took an active part in the Fireside
Chats. Marilyn Smith and Delores Young
represented the club at the mid-winter con-
terence which was held at Eugene. Prepper
members ioined girls from ditterent areas tor
two ski trips to Mount Hood. The theme ot
the Mother-Daughter Banquet which was
given April 9, was "A Candle and a Star."
The Princess tor the annual Girl Reserve For-
mal in Portland was Shirley Williams. Be-
sides these activities they had their regular
meetings tor some ot which they had outside
speakers.
President ................ Marilyn Smith
Vice-President -- ...... Annemarie Beatty
Secretary ............ Geraldine Sinclair
Treasurer .............. Nora Lee Craven
Reporter ...............- Beverly Gates
Song Leader .............. Shirley Powell
Historian .............. Shirlee McKichan
TRI-Y
Front row, from left: Doris Hofmann, Alice Schatzman, Mary Hill, Neva Satterlee, Jackie
Lewton, Mary Lee McGraw, Arloweene Williams, Evelyn Davidge, Joyce Feldman, Velma
Cedergreen. Second row' Jackie McGreer, Helen Hulsman, Phyllis Skarsten, Virginia Huschka,
Jean Duyck, Beverly Bucher, Maxine 0'Rielly, Caro,yn Latimer, Charlotte Albers, Juanita
Noah and Lorraine Adams. Third row: Mary Brundage, June Harmon, Elaine Troutt, llene
Savage, Jackie Vining, Geraldine Waldron, Violet Wiedewitsch, Marjorie Cedergreen, Lorraine
Cooper, Peggy Crippen, Gloria McCoy, Clarice Ewing, Charlita Ledford, Marjorie Harris,
JoEllen Siemon. Fourth row: Norma Klingsporn. Donna Johnson, Donna Olsen, Jean
lvlundorff, Pauline Sohler, Dorothy Devriendt, Lois Thelin, Lois Kahn, Ardeth Monk, Nan Dodds,
Colleen Engle, Evelyn Huffman. Fifth row: Ruth Davidge, Helen McLellan, Hazel Bean.
Shirley Hardebeck. Doris Bradley, Winnie Walsh, Wilma Berry, Urla Edmonds, Lillian Keene.
Betty Strandberg. Sixth row: Clara Vanderzanden, Eleanor Shearer, Grace Hallaur,
Leota Duyck, Marcellia Johnston, Pat Wood, Jean Evanson, Shirley Duncan, Janice Davidson.
Vivian Harleman. Seventh row: Catherine Massie, Zona Bonnell, Charmaine Ledford,
Florence Vandervelden, Carolyn McCann, Janet Meeuwsen, Ruth Anderson, Margaret Beal,
Alice Dober, Betty Camp. Eighth r-ow: Barbara Schultz, Gloria Grimson, Betty Bateman.
Tri-Y
The Tri-Y started activities with an "l
Was There" membership tea tor all the
Junior and Senior girls, and one hundred
girls joined--the largest membership the
Tri-Y has had in Forest Grove. Thirty-six
girls and sponsors attended a School ot ln-
struction and dinner which were given in
Portland tor the Girl Reserves ot this area.
The club again sponsored the War Bond
Sales, netting three times more than any
previous time. ln connection with the Bond
Drive, Janice Davidson, Reva Strong, and
Arloweene Williams were chosen as candi-
dates tor Football Queen, with Janice being
elected. This was the tirst time a Football
Queen had been elected and she was
crowned at the Thanksgiving game by the
tootball captain, David Knapp.
At Christmas, besides having a tea and
exchange ot gitts tor themselves, each girl
sent a gitt and a letter to one or more ot the
children in the orphanage at Corvallis, one
hundred and twenty-two children being re-
membered.
A Mary Lee McGraw and Violet Wiede-
witsch attended the Mid-Winter Conference
at Eugene. For the tirst time members ot
the Tri-Y and p,reppers joined others 'From
the area on two ioint ski trips to Mt. Hood.
Lois Kahn was chosen Princess ot the Girl
Reserve Formal in Portland. The theme ot
the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet, which
was held on April 26, was The Atomic Age.
Besides these extra activities, the Tri-Y held
its regular meetings every month with speak-
ers on such subiects as "Charm" and "Col.
lege Lite." Last summer the President
Mary Lee McGraw was sent to a Girl Re-
serve Summer Conterence at Lewis and Clark
College.
Otticers
President ---- -- ------. Mary Lee McGraw
Vice-President .......... Neva Satterlee
SeC'e+afY -------- ------.. J ackie Lewton
Treasure' --------- ----.. J oyce Feldman
Song Leader ------- ----- g Evelyn Davidge
Reporter ----- ------ - -- Alice Schatzman
Historian .,..,-, n,,--- ------- M e ,Y Hill
STAG ECRA FT
From left-ClintonAParmIey, Bud Marshall, Jerry Mills. Jack Dickey, James Christiansen, Bill
Berry Bonnie Maitland Charlita Ledf rd B v rl Bucher Re Str n L H k
, , o , e e y - , va o g, eon eesac er,
Raymond Vanderzanden, John Forsberg, Arloweene Williams, and Darrell Frye.
Stagecralzt
The Slage crafi Club, under +he direciion
of George Hugg, has done an excellenl' job
as always on +he sfage seHings for +he school
plays, which highlighl' lhe year. The mofif
for The Junior Play sei was a modern living
room complefe wifh a very realisiic s+air
case. The aciual se'Hing-up +ook approxi-
mafely one week. The Senior play mo+if
ieafured a huge grandfa+her's clock com-
plefe wilh secref panel +o enhance +he mys-
+erious effec'r so ar+is'I'ically creafed by lhe
Siagehands. The lighling was superb and
even under s+rain of a possible fire 'lhe fuse
box man kep+ on ihe iob.
Il' is +he plan of +he club +o equip +he
s+age wi+h new flais and s+age props. Ray-
mond Vanderzanden, Presidenf, has planned
a new se+ of ligh+ing equipmenl +o be in-
sfalled nexi year, Purchase of These new
maferials has been okayed 'For nexf year's
purchase.
For en+er+ainmen+, 'lo climax 1'he busy
year, +he club held i+s annual picnic for a
day of relaxafion and fun.
Officers
Presidenl' ......... Raymond Vanderzanden
Vice-Presidenl' .............. Gene Lewis
Secre+ary-Treasurer ......... Vivian TrouH'
Repor+er .......... ---Charli+a Ledford
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First row, from left-Zona Bonnell, Jean Duyck, Lorraine Cooper, Wayne Vancil, Neva
Satterlee, Mary Lee McGraw, Gloria Grimson. Second row-Mr. Brachman, Advisor, Tom
Clapshaw, Bob Warnick, Alfred Bothum, Charles McCarthy. Third row-Charles Buchanan,
David McAdoo, Chester Cunningham. Richard Haskins, Owen Rasmussen, Don Parson, Don
Marshall. Fourth row-Bob Scotton, Allen Vuylsteke, Leon Heesacker, Herbert Norris, Bill
Moreland.
Science Club
The 'firsl' Science Club fo be formed in
Foresl' Grove High School was organized in
lhe fall of I946. Members are composed
of sludenls who have lalcen chemislry or W fi
physics or who are 'faking 'lhose subiecls 'lhis gi ,....,.,.
year. Choosing lhe name, "-Eleclrons In- qqqqqlllzlzlglg 5523
corpora+ed," 'rhe club is affilia+ed wilh +he fzff any 1 ?
Naiional Science Club of America. iii 'V -'-1-f:
The purpose of fhe club is +o promole ff X
inleresl in science among s+uden+s of high i ngs. ,almi i E
schools lhroughouf lhe counlry. ":""' f --:1 eff :I 2 P 5 Azau
A new class in analy+ical chemislry cre- H 'iiz iiiiiiiii ' lilizi 1:" My
aled a greal deal of inleresl' lhoughoul 'lhe by A 5. pf W is
s+uden+ body wi+h experimenfs such as eal- . E Vlzzzvgvi' 4
ing a dissolved shirl. 'iiii 5 l .,:, VQQ: lf'
The oulsfandipg ac+ivi+ies of +he year ii ::E
included a four of fhe Pacific Universily lab- :,,,, '.-QV3 if ZEE Ezizi R Q qzz,
orafory and a scienlific assembly held in lhe ge i'fi A, ' "'::EEE::" I fi , 2 ,,,,, zlzlzsli
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Officers 'i lez
Pfesldeni' ---------------- -Wayne Vancil V W ii lizfzf ',,,'-f --,,. ::2-- 3 "-- ':'::- ,
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5eC"e+6fY ---------... Mary Lee McGraw .. eiiaillgf Y if
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TTGGSUFGI' ---.- ..... ...... G l oria Grimson
Russel McKichan and Bob Kane at
work ln the Lab.
R9P0'+e" ----------- -------- J een Duyck
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SPANISH CLUB
First row, from left-Janice Davidson, Beverly Bucher, Ruth Wilson, William Cooke. Second
row-Tom Hanson, Barbara Halvorsen, Ruth Giessmar, Gloria Grimson, Joyce Feldman,
Jean Broderson, Nlaridel Duyck, Joy Vandering, Helen Yardley, Velma Dove. Third row-
Rohert Gecllick, Ruth Keeler, Beverly Gates, Nora Lee Craven, Aileen Uhlin, Frances Warren.
Elaine Rosequist, Betty Greenlee, Mrs. Me-negat, advisor, Bill Mitchell. Fourth row-Jim
Vandecoevering, Eugene Evers, Richard Pinckney, John Luebke.
Not pictured: Paul Oliver,
Spanish Club
This year when you fhoughf of fhe Span-
ish Club you fhoughf of Hershey bars, Milky
Ways, and peanufs, for selling candy was
ifs money-making scheme, and a very profil'-
able one.
The meefings were highlighfed by fas-
cinafing speakers, nafives of Mexcio and
Soufh Americ-a. Some inferesfing films on
Mexico were shown wifh fhe new projecfor.
Wifh fhe feaching of firsl' year Spanish
again. club membership was greafly in-
creased and every sludenf having faken a
year, or jusf faking if, aufomafically be-
longed. Many of fhem carried on corres-
pondence wifh pen-pals in Spain and Soufh
America. This aclivify greafly increased
fheir knowledge of life in lhese counfries.
Officers
Advisor .............. Mrs. Paul Menegaf
Presidenf .................. Rufh Wilson
Secrefary-Treasurer ......... William Cooke
Song Leader ............ Janice Davidson
Program Chairman ..-..... Beverly Bucher
Reporfer .................. Edifh Reeher
l-li-Y
Foresf Grove Chapfer of fhe Hi-Y, ad-
vised by Jackson Bliss, engaged in a broad
program of acfivifies. The group raised
money for World Service by selling soff
drinks and by conducfing fhe Second Annual
Hi-Y Smoker. lf conducfed a clofhing drive
for war vicfims and sponsored a very suc-
cessful conducf lecfure for boys, fhe speaker
of which was Arfhur Graper of Mulfnomah
College. If was fhe hosl' club for fhe Porf-
land Area Spring Hi-Y lnducfion. Social
evenfs which rounded ouf fhe program were
a dinner dance af fhe Foresl' Hills Counfry
Club and fhe annual farewell picnic.
The following were 'lhe officers of fhe
club: '
Firsl Semesfer Officers
Pfesldenl --------...... --Walfer Sinclair
Vice-Presidenf --- ---Russell McKichan
Secrefary -V.. .. ---Charles Buchanan
Treasurer -- ---- Roberf Warnick
Chaplain --- .--- Gene Hausske
Reporfer ------------------ George: Turley
Second Semesfer Officers
Presiclenf ----------------- Donald Parson
Vice-Presidenf --------- Wayne Randleman
Secrefary ---- ---- C hesfer Cunningham
Treasurer --- -------- Roberl' Scoffon
Chaplain --- -.---.---- Gene Hausske
Reporfer ---------------- Roberf Warnick
The new members for fhe year were as
follows:
Fall lnducfion
Roberf Scoffon
Chesfer Cunningham Emery Huschka
Andrew Cunningham
Vernal Edmonds
Ronald Engelen '
Gail Sheelar
Spring lnducfion
John Brown
Allen Swanson
William Davis
Allen Harleman
Wayne Randleman
HI-Y
First row, from left-Walter Sinclair, Russell McKichan, Bob VVarnick,
Charles Buchanan G n H k D
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Turley, Don Parson. Third row-Wayne Randleman, Mr. Bliss, Advisor,
Alan Harleman. Fourth row-Allen Swanson, George Turley. Fifth row-
Bob Scotton, Chester Cunningham. Not picture - Blll Davis. Emery
Huschka, Andy Cunningham, Vern Edmonds. Ronald lnqelqn. John
Brown. Gall Sheeler.
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First row, from left-Bonnie Maitland, Eleanor Shearer, Clara Vanderzanden. Second row-
Ramona Stevens, Roger Crocker, Leota Duyck, Corrine Scovell, Lodema French, Chester
Cunningham, Herbert Nelson, Dale Dixon. Third row-Charlita Ledford, Richard Bunker,
Lucille Uebele, Raymond Hartson, Byron Havernick, Gordon Young, Arlene Hinchcliff. Fourth
row-lVlr. Leak, Director, Charles Rice, Darrell Frye, Kenneth Read, Fred Brewer. Wayne
Watson. Fifth Row-Richard Turley, Don Thompkins. Kenneth Reade, Allen Vuylsteke,
Dick lVlcCrae. Charlotte Finck.
Band
The band, under the able direction ot
George C. Leak, provided music tor assem-
blies and tor football and basketball con-
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On review at the Turkey Day game.
tests. lt participated in school parades and
rallies. It participated in the regional music
festival, held in Forest Grove, pertorming a
concert and cooperating in the various other
band activities.
The band's unitorm tund was increased
by 5280, the net receipts trom a benetit
tootball game with Tillamook.
Eleanor Shearer, one ot the majorettes,
won tourth prize in a regional drum maior-
ette contest. She and Clara Mae Vander-
zanden also placed high in twirling events
at the Music Festival.
Band otticers were as follows:
First Semester
President ....e - ...... Wayne Cunningham
Vice-President ............ Richard Turley
Secretary-Treasurer ....... Eleanor Shearer
Librarian ..........., Chester Cunningham
Second Semester
President .....v......... Byron Havernick
Vice-President ,,............ Leota Duyck
Secretary-Treasurer ....... Eleanor Shearer
Librarian ........... Chester Cunningham
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BOYS' GLEE
First row, from left-Vern Edmonds, Delmar Dinehart, Bill May, Jerry Mills, John Luebke.
Second row-Bill White, Owen Rasmussen, Vernon Stolen, Bill Wilson. Third row-Byron
Hodge, Larry Bosshardt, Pat Longtain, Raymond Hartson, Dick Johnston, Don Parson, John
Brown.
Glee Club
The Glee Club, made up of boys' glee.
girls' glee and mixed chorus, under +he di-
recfion of Mrs. Aranf, has had an unusual
year. The firsl pos?-war Music Tournamenl'
was held al' 'I'he Forest Grove High School.
Twenly schools were represenled. The
judges were Mr. Holensfad, Mr. Duncan and
Mrs. Ellio++. Foresl Grove received a large
share of 'l'he prizes, including ra+ings as fol-
lows: Boys Glee-I, Mixed Chorus-2,
Girls' Glee-I. Soloisls who received ones
were Don Parson, Byron Hodge and Calher-
ine Massie. These winners lravelecl +o Eugene
on May lhird lo aH'end +he regional finals.
There Don Parson won a superior raling in
his division oi boys medium voices.
This year Mrs. .Aran'I' inlroduced 'l'he
mixed chorus and discovered some oul'-
sfanding male voices, including Larry Boss-
hardl, Don Parson and 'John Brown. These
boys sang on various occasions during lhe
year. Calherine Massie was +he ou+s'l'and-
ing soloisf among +he girls' division of +his
year's glee club.
Entire Glee Club
SENIORETTES
The Seniors have been proud of these girls who have
showed enthusiasm in all that they have undertook
to do. Under the direction of Mrs. Arant, the girls
sang at the Monday Club. in the pre-Christmas assem-
bly, and at the Legion Auxiliary, lending their voices
of good cheer wherever they sang.
Front row, from left: Marie Leavens, Charlotte Albers.
Mrs. Arant, director, Beverly Bucher. Mary Lee
McGraw. Back row: Maxine O'Rielly. Margaret Beal.
Jacqueline Vining. Neva Satterlee.
JUNIOR SEXTET
The girls who compose the Junior Sextet have sung
together for two years and plan to continue next year.
They have highlighted many school entertainments
including the Junior-Senior Banquet, the Hi-Y
initiation and the annual Prom. Outside organiza-
tions have also billed them for their unmistakable
talent. At the music tournament they received a
superior ratinq and entered the regional finals at
Eugene. These girls show promise of becominq an
important factor in the school's music talent.
From left: Catherine Massie. Barbara Halvorsen, Bar-
bara Schultz, Evelyn Davidge, Lois Kahn, Janice
Davidson. Ms. Arant, director, seated. Nan Dodds
replaced Barbara Halvorsen, who moved to Salem.
IVIAJORETTES
From left: Clara Mae Vanderzanden. Eleanor Shearer, Bonnie Maitland
YEL.L LEADERS
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Football Season of IQLI5
The season of I945 ,was nof foo suc-
cessful for fhe Foresf Grove Viking Foofball
feam. The feam won fhree games, fied one,
and losf four. The Vikings shared fhe fiffh
posifion in fhe T.Y.V. League wifh Newberg.
The feam onened fhe season by smofh-
ering fhe Scappoose Indians 33-0 on Pacific
field. Scappoose was unable fo denf fhe
F. G. line, and fheir passes fell incomplefe,
due fo fhe alerfness of fhe Viking backfield.
Launching info fhe firsf league game
of fhe season fhe Viks were clawed 34-6 by
fhe McMinnville Grizzlies. The Mac feam,
using a fricky T-formafion, capifalized on a
speedy and elusive backfield, mosf of fhe
poinfs being gained by long runs or com-
plefed passes. The lone Viking fouchdown
was pushed over by Dave Knapp.
Alfhough favored fo win, fhe Vikings
dropped fheir second league game fo Wesf
Linn 25-7. Baird, a Lion back, pushed over
fwo goals in fhe firsf half fo make fhe score
I2-0. In fhe fhird quarfer Davis fossed a
pass fo Randleman for our lone fouchdown.
Randleman also received fhe pass for fhe
conversion, making fhe score I2-7. How-
ever, fhe Lions escaped for fwo more fouch-
downs, ending fhe game in fhe lead 25-7.
The Vikings broke info fhe League win
column wifh a I9-7 vicfory over fhe Tilla-
mook Cheesemakers. Freshman Emery Husch-
ka accounfed for I3 poinfs. The ofher 6
poinfs were made by Hodge, who infer-
cepfed a, Cheesemaker pass. Tillamook
escaped under a cover of fog for one fouch-
down. In fhe final momenfs of fhe game,
Sfanley scored from his own 23-vard line,
only fo have fhe fally nof counfed because
of clipping.
The nexf game was a 6-6 fie wifh New-
berg. The game was primarily a line baffle,
no really long runs being made. This was
also parfly due fo fhe mud and heavy fog
which grounded passes and bogged down
fhe backfield. Davis scored firsf for six
poinfs. In fhe same quarfer Corneff of New-
berg ran 2I yards fo score. The score re-
mained deadlocked for fhe remainder of fhe
game despife hard driving by bofh feams.
Foresf Grove fraveled fo Beaverfon for
fhe nexf game, only fo be sfopped by a
slick T-formafion and a fasf combinafion of
backs in fhe form of Biggi and McKnighf.
The final score was 7 for fhe Vikings and 27
for fhe Beavers. The Foresf Grove fally was
chalked up by Scoffon who infercepfed a
Beaverfon Iaferal and ran 30 yards for a
fouchdown.
Drawing a bye fhe Friday before fhe
Tigard game, Fo.esf Grove mef fhe Asforia
Naval Base. The heavier and older sailors
displayed a confusing formafion and a greaf
amounf of power, buf fhe Vikings fied fhe
Gobs 7-7.
Journeying fo Tigard, Foresf Grove
plunged fo a I9-0 win fhrough fhe swampy
Tigard gridiron. Two fouchdowns were made
by Selfridge and one by Davis. This was fhe
second league win for F. G.
Thanksgiving Day, November 22, broughf
Hillsboro fo Foresf Grove fo renew fhe old
rivalry befween fhe fwo schools. Hillsboro
won fhe game 2I-0 on breaks. By infer-
cepfing one pass and receiving anofher in
fhe firsf quarfer Hillsboro gained fhe edge
I4-0. In fhe second quarfer fhe fwo feams
fried hard fo score buf failed. In fhe fhird
quarfer Sfrauhan received a pass and es-
caped for anofher fouchdown. This goal
mighf have been made earlier if if had nof
been for Chrisfenson of Hilhi who fripped
Doyle affer Doyle had received a pass. In
fhe final quarfer fhe Sparfans were held
scoreless, buf fhey also held fhe Vikings
scoreless, and fhe game ended 2I-0. This
was fhe only feam fhaf held our feam score-
less during fhe season.
Final League sfandings:
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McMinnville ........... ---6
Beaverfon ...... ---6 I 0
Hillsboro ..... -- ---5 2 0
Wesf Linn ......... ,--4 3 0
FOREST GROVE --- ---2 4 I
Newberg ....... ---2 4 I
Tillamook ..............,..... I 5 0
Tigard ................,,..-.. 0 7 O
Foresf Grove' Tofal Poinfs, 97: Againsf, I20
Firsf Team: Second Team:
R.E.-Scoffon.
R.T.-Brown
R.E.-Forsberg.
R.T.-Sinclair.
R.G.-McKichan R.G.-Parson.
C.-Hodge. C.-Vuylsfeke.
L.G.-Smifh. L.G.-Lewis.
L.T.--Bonnell. L.T.-Norris.
L.E.-Kane. L.E.--Sfein.
Q.B.-Young. Q.B.-Swanson.
F.B.-Huschka. F.B.-Selfridge.
R.H.-Knapp. R.H.-Randleman.
L.H.-Davis. L.H.-Sfanley.
Brown made All-Sfar in T.Y.V. League for
fhe second consecufive fime. Hodge, Mc-
Kichan, Smifh and Scoffon received honor-
able menfion.
FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SQUAD
First row, from left-Jackie Spaulding, Bill Berry, Earl Edmonds, Frank Broderson, Don
Dwyer, Jerry Hodge, Jack Dickie, Jim Gray. Second row-Gene Fisher, Tony Lopez, Dexter
Hueschkel, Bud Marshall, Jerry Mills, Hubert Nelson, Jim Spear, Clinton Parmley. Third row-
Coach, Harold Whitbeck, Dick Johnston, Dale McFarIan, Jack Buchanan, Eugene Lambert,
James Christianson, Jerry Owsleyl, Dale Huggett, Don Shaffer, Bud Rutherford.
FOOTBALL SQUAD
Coaches Brachman and Lemcke, B. Scotton, H. Norris, R. McKichan, B. Hodge, D. Smith, J.
Brown, B. Kane, D. Bonnell. Second row-K. Gore, A. Cunningham, G. Lewis, J. Forsberq,
B. Warnick. D. Parson, A. Vuylsteke, W. Sinclair, B. Cooper, A. Swanson, B. Halvorsen, G.
Young, B. Noah. Third row--G. Garrett, D. Hofmann, D. Frye, C. Buchanan, B. Selfridge, W.
Randleman, E. Oberg, D. Frye, R. Engelen, D. Olgesby, J. Stein, B. Roberts. Fourth row-R.
Hutcnlns, E. Huschka, P. Longtain, B. Watson, F. Parks, S. Franck, R. Haskins, B. Lowe, P.
Oliver, B. Rice, T. Clapshaw, B. Moreland.
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First row-A. Cunningham, B. Davis, G. Stanley, R. McKichan, V. Edmonds.
Second row-R. Young, R. Engelen, B. Hodge, A. Swanson, B. ..aver-nick.
Basketball
The fighfing Vikings came fhrough half
and half in fhe TYV League play, winning
seven and dropping seven. When fhe com-
plefe season's record was fabulafed fhe Viks
came ouf wifh Il wins and 9 losses. Tofal
poinfs scored in league play were F. G. 502,
and opponenfs 549.
Opening league play in slam-bang
fashion, fhe powerful Viks upsef Newberg
on fheir floor, 44-29.
A Running frue fo form fhe Vikings 'lhen
played a bigger Wesf Linn quinfef and ham-
mered fhe visifors by a similar score, 44-28.
ln fhe fhird league game fhe powerful
Vilcings burned up fhe fwine by mopping up
a smaller Tigard club 5I-30. Three of fhe
Viking quinfef sacked up 39 poinfs in a fasf-
scoring ball game.
Then came fhe old arch-rivals, fhe Spar-
fans from Hillsboro, and lanky Bob Amacher
spoiled fhe Vikings' fourfh sfraighf win by
an eighf-poinf deficif.
When fhe Vikings fraveled "fhe hump"
fo 'rhe Cheesemaker realm, liffle did fhey
dream fhey would come home vicfors by one
poinf.
Lasf year's league champs, fhe McMinn-
ville Grizzlies, came fo F. G. for a baffle and
up fill fhe second half, 'they gof if. Infer-
mission score: Mac 22 and F. G. I9. lf had
all fhe earmarks of a hof game, buf fhe
Grizzlies finally clawed fheir way fo a 47-30'
Win.
Winding up fhe firsf half of league
play, fhe Vikings suffered a 42-35 fhumping
af fhe hands of fhe eager-beavers from Bea-
vcrfon.
Affer a few days of resf fhe Viks came
info fhe second round and gof in on fhe shorf
end of fhe score wifh a reiuvenafed New-
berg five, 37-35. lf was a hard defeaf fo
fake.
Confinuinq fheir mid-season slump, fhe
Vikings fook off for Wesf Linn only fo come
back wifh a 42-25 defeaf. The Viks couldn'f
hif fheir old sfride affer such a blaze of
glory.
Parfially coming oui' of fheir hole, fhe
F. G.-"ifes" fraveled fo Tigard fo come back
wifh vicfory, a very slim one, 33-39.
Oh! Horrors, here came 'rhai' Hillsboro
bunch again and fhey piled up a 55-3l poinf
barrage over fhe Viks on l"lillsboro's courf.
This fime fhe Cheesers had fo come 'lo
us only fo go back home a beafen feam,
43-37.
Duck, my friends, fhe poinfs are going
fo sfarf flying. F. G. vs. Mac Hi Grizzlies:
final score, believe or nof, Mac Hi 60, and
F. G. I9. The worsf defeaf ever suffered
by fhe Viks fhis season was broughf on by
All-Sfar forward, George "Hof" Allison, who
scored high wifh I2 counfers.
Avenging defeaf handed fhem by fhose
eager-beavers, fhe Vikings ended fhe TYV
season wifh a 39-24 vicfory over Beaverfon
on fhe home floor.
ln fournamenf play fhe Vikings didn'f
even gel' fhe booby prize, losing bofh con-
fesfs fo Beaverfon and Tigard.
TRACK
First row, from left-S. Saqar, J. Fodge. J. Christianson, B. Watson, R. Over, B. Dahl, B.
Marshall, D. Heuschkel. B. Noah. Second row-D. Dixon, D. Frye, B. Marshall, E. Oberq. B.
Rauch, R. Vanderzanden, G. Lewis, B. Miller, E. Huschka, D. Marshall, O. Rutherford. Third
row-- Coach Brachmann, W. Randleman. J. Brown, A. Vuylsteke, H. Norris, B. Hodge, G.
Gregg, G. Hausske, G. Lowe, R. Engelen, D. Frye, R. I-.askiris, V. Elmore, L. Heesacker.
Tracls
There have been excepfionally large
+urnou+s for Spring spor+s +his year. Espe-
cially for lraclc, which has +hir+y-'l'hree, in-
cluding managers Leon Heesacker and Dale
Dixon. Six of lhese are relurning leffermen,
Gregg, high-pumper, who wen+ lo s+a+e and
won second place lasl year: Miller, 880: Dar-
rell Frye, 4403 Marshall, 220 and l00 yard
dash: Hodge, discus and foofball 'ihrowg Dean
Frye, 440. The oiher men ou+ for 'irack are:
Bonnell, Brown, Elmore, Engelen, Haverniclc,
Lewis, R. Lowe, G. Lowe, B. Marshall, More-
land, Oberg, Over, Parson, Randleman, Sa-
gar, Haskins, Rauch, Selfrige, Spaulding,
Hausske, Husske, Walson, and Bill Dahl.
Early in +he season +he squad wen+ +o Hills-
boro for a pracfice meer. A week la+er,
April l2, +he leams iourneyed +o Beaver+on
for fhe relays. We scored second in +he shoi
pul and fhird in 'ihe sprinf medley. The nex+
meers on +he schedule were For Hillsboro, on
April 26: Couniy TYV, May 3: Dis1'ric'l', May
IO: and S+a+e me-el on May l7.
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BASEBALL
First row-G. Sheelar, A. Cunningham, B. Warnick, G. Stanley, C. Koennecke.
Second row B S lfrid e V Edmond L Bort D Smith B Davis K Gore
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Third row-J. Buchananf B. Scotton, A. Swanson. B. Kane, Coach AI Lemcke.
Baseba I l
The +urnou+s 'For baseball showed con-
siderable +alen+ early in fhe season. There
are only +hree refurning leflermen, 'rhese be-
ing Bob Kane, 'lirsl base and pifcherp Bob
Warnick, calcherg Larry Borsl, firsl base. The
ofher baseball men who recevied uniforms
are Roberls, calcherg Edmunds, pilcher: Bill
Davis, second base: Gail Sheelar, 'rhird base:
Cunningham, shor+s+op: Bob Scoflon, le'H
field: Raymond, cenler field: Koenneclce,
righl' field: and Swanson, cen+er field. The
firsl l'wo games for The baseball nine were
chalked up as losses. Firs+ we iourneyed 'ro
Hillsboro, for a 8-2 frouncingg +hen we wenl'
+o Milwaukie for a close 5-6 loss. -La+er'
games scheduled for 'rhe nine were: April
I7, Wesl Linng April 23, Milwaukieg April
26, Newbergg April 30. Tigardg May Il, Mc-
Minnville, and May I4, Columbia Prep.
What about it, Warnickg is it an out?
That's Kane, in action.
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McCREADY LUMBER CO.
TIPTON'S
FISHER'S BOOK STORE
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FOREST GROVE SHOE STORE
MUNKRES CLEANERS
GOLDIE ANN'S
MILLER'S DEPARTMENT STORE
J. R. GILTNER
J. C. PENNEY CO.
DIXON'S CLEANERS
DR. H. H. LCY
TIMMRECK JEWELRY STORE
McQUARY'S DEPARTMENT STORE
MARSHALL-WELLS HARDWARE
FARMERS FEED and SUPPLY CO.
AHLGRENS FOUNTAIN. GROCER
MEAT
C. C. CONDIT
HAMILTON MOTOR CO.
3-WAY MARKET
HILLIS HARDWARE STORE
BRODERSEN'S
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