Forest Grove Union High School - Optimist Yearbook (Forest Grove, OR)

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ww 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

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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. W' ez

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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. .lf X fx : W . i s ' Q ' 5 415' sum ms fa WM ' ' I ,I so I' f 1 N. i ' I ' ,lf 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.