Goldendale High School - Simcoe Yearbook (Goldendale, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 52 of the 1941 volume:

THE SIMCOE 1941 GOLDENDALE HIGH SCHOOL GOLDENDALE, WASHINGTON FOREWORD We, of the Simcoe Staff, sincerely hope that in your future years when you recall your happy memories of High School, this year's Simcoe may make them seem more alive and dear to you. We wish to thank the student body and the business men of Golden- dale for their good will and co-operation. This yearis Senior class wish to express their appreciation for all the aid and interest given them by the faculty and Jim. To them we extend our best wishes for success and happiness! DEDICATION To the man who greets us with a cheery grin, Who picks up our books and turns them in; To the man who is friendly to all he knows, Who never complains as to work he goes; To the man who keeps our school so trim, Our sincerest thanks to our Janitor-Jim! BOARD OF CONTROL Presidenit ............................. Arthur Schuster VioedPrelsident Fmances Lawson Secretary ................................ J ean Moline Treasurer ............................. Jim Trtowb'ridge Athletic Managers ..... Bill Binnls, James H-ouse, Vince Hall Senior Representatives ........ Jean Mvolixne, vB-ob Hoffediltz Junior Representatives ...... Jim Trowbridge, Hazel Galrling Sophomore Representatives. .A-llene Splaldinrg, Oharqie Smlith IEresh'mven Representatives. . . .Janice Spalding, Jrim Dayman SIMCOE STAFF Frances Lawson Assistamt Editor .......................... James House Business Manager ........................ Jtack Wunder Assi-stamt Business Manager .............. Bud Bnadsbreet Athletics .............................. Donald S'le-eper Features .............. Eileen Miallon, Ida Louise Vdn'cenxt Organizations .......................... Odelsa Wright - Activities .................. Ema Vanhoy, Malrcel'la Milltron Art .............................. BiLI Bzinn's, Ray Spoo Photography Jim McKenzie x3 x 7 $ MW 4w BOARD Oi- CONTROL LTW' L LOWHL MAQCM' WAN mum mm; ngvng p 7620542,$6$ 9m 5750' ann-vaub XIMCOI: fTALL SENIOR CLASS HISTORY President .............................. ' Donald Sleetper Vic-e-President Betty Vanhoy Secretary ............................... Jack Wlunder Treasurer . Jim Brooks Class Adviser ........................... Mriss Hermann Class Motto. . . .Live, Love, and Learn; Class Flower. . . .Ca-rnation Class Colons. . . .Nile Green and Peach Now that we are tmighty Seniorst and are anout to graduate, we begin to look way back to 1937, when as meek Freshmen we made our 'debutf After recovering from our initiation and the Erosh Mixer, we retaliiuated and honored tlhe Seniors with a t'Revt-urn deerJ, With Larry Lawler as President; Jim Brooks, Vice-President; Jim I'M'cKenzie, Treasurer; Christine Roush, Secretary; and Miss Smitlh, our ad- visor, we entered a new em of our education. As Sophomores, we were acquainted with the 'daily grind' and were well rep- resented in many of the activities. Our officers for this year were President, Bob Hoffeditz; Vice-iP'resident, Viola 'Oulver; Treasurer, Wayne Spaldving; Secretary, Jim McKenzie; Advrisor, Mr. Smith. Last year when we were Jvunriors, we reached the 'upper classment age. The officers elected this year to lead us were: Art Schuster, President; Betty Vanhoy, Vice-President; Donald Sleeper, Treasurer; Jean M-oline, Secretary. Miss Bryan was our advivsor. As Juniors we displayed our dnamiatic ability in the western comedy 'MtLissJ directed by Miss Tran-tum. The Junior Prom, the other important class event, featured the Trish xShaun-mck.y As 'The Sophisticated ISeniors' we began our final year with a hearty welcome to the Freshmen 'rookies! Next, with peals of laughter which denoted success, we presented tOne Mad Night.' The Senior Ball was the last social event of the year. On Oommencememt nighut, fortyatwo Seniors will file up on the stage to re- ceive their diplomas. Eleven of these students started out in the first grade and continued through the years together. We leave this school with the memory of many happy hours spent in obtaining valuable knowledge anduhaving a twhee of a time? SCHOLARSHIP AWARD The two students who lead their class in grade average are presented the Scholastic Awards. Betty Vsanhoy, Valedictorian; and Franees Lawson, Salrutatorian, represent the class of 1941. CITIZENSHIP AWARD Fnom the leaders of every class there is se'leet-ed one boy and one girl who have been unusually outstanding in their contribution to the school. Not only the work done in activities, but tJhe cooperation and sincerity of their work, make Art Schiuster and Frances Dawson the deserving recipients of the Citizenship Award, LaVerne Amundson43The reward of a thing well done is to have done it. Library Staff 4. Bill Blinnls- Subm-it Ito the present evil, lest a greater one befall ylou. Athletic Manager 4; Simooe Staff 3, 4; Board -of Control 4; Simcoe Plup Staff 2, 4; B-oisl League Oabinet 2; Class Play 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 1 y y James Bnashear- The world knows nothing of its greatest men! Baseball 1, 2; Class Play 4. Douglas Bnabbon43They say he was once cauvght hurrying! Glee Club 2. James Brooks4 I't is better to have a little than nothing? Fect- Iblall 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3; Purple G Club 2, 3, 4; President Iof Purple G Club 3; Class Vdce-Presi- dent 1; Class Treasurer 4; Boys4 League Cabinet 4; Torch Honor 2, 3, 4; Torch HuonIor Wice-Pr-esident 3; Class Play 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 2, 3, 4. James Bulmer4l'The anchor of love is death. Football 2, 4; Purple G Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Juanita Bruutlterfiel-d-fBe silent and usafe4Silence never Ibetrlays you. Enter'ed from San Francisco 3; Class Play 3; Library Staff 4. Viola Culver- T-he days that make us happy, make us wise? Class Vice- President 2; Gold G Club 2, 3, 4; Gold G Club President 3; Secre- Uary-Trelasurer of Girls, League 2; Girlsl League Cnalbineft 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Robert Dolph-va.eryth'jng will come if a man Will wait. Entered furom Seattle 3 Vincent Hlall4- lClever men are good, bwt they are not ,the best. Athletic Manager 4; Basketball 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Base- ball 1, 2. Jack leabch4 It is .not good that man should be aloneW Football 1, 2; Baseball 1, 2; Purple G Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Pumple lG Club Secreltlary-Treelsurer 2, 3; Boys' League Cabinet 3; Glee Clwb 1, 3, 4. June Hicks43Blushing is the color of virntue. Library Sbaff 4. Robert Hloffeditz4 VVIhat fools 'th-ese mortals be! .Board of Control 4; Class President 2; Simcoe Staff 3; Football 4; Basketball 4; Purple G Club 4; Bloys3 League President 4; Boys, League Cabinet 3; Torch Honor 2, 3, 4; Torch I-Lonorr Secretary 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Helen Jeffrey41lW0men like DOlt only to conquer, but to be conquered. Elmtered from Klickitat 4; Class Vilce-Prelsident 3; Class Tweas- urer 1; Class Secretary 2; Paper Staff 3, 4; Girlsl League Cabinet 2, 3; Yell Leader 3; Glass Play 2, 4; Brand 1, 2, 3. Betty Keller- No one knows what he can do until he tries. En- tered from Kelso 4; Class Treasurer 2; Girls, League President 1; Class Play 4; Glee Club 2, 3. Lawrence Lawler44'The lad was ever a rover, loving, laughing and frerePl Board Of Control 2; Class President 1; Bloysl League Cabinet 3; Torch Honor 2; Yell Leader 2; Glass Play 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Band 3, 4. Frances Lawson4mllhe highest of distinctions is service to others. Vice-Prersi- dent of Student Body 4; S-imcoe Editor 4; Board of Control 4; Simcoe .P'up Staff 2; Gold :G Club 3, 4; Girls' League Cabinet 1; Tomb Honor 2, 3, 4; Toroh Honor President 4; Torch Honor Treasurer 3; Glee Club 3, 4. Helen Ledford43l hate nobody, Ilm in chartity with the world! Entered from Mount Vernon 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Band 3. James McKenzie43Busy here and there. Athletic Manager 3; Board of Conrbol 3; Class Treasurer 1; Class Secretary 2; Simcoe Staff 2, 3, 4; Simcoe Pup Staff 4; Boysl League Cabinet 4; Class Play 4. Eileen lMallon43Every n-obl-e deed drieth if suppressed in silence. Entered from Philadelphia. 4; Simcoe vPlup Staff 4; Simcoe Staff 4; Reporter 4; Class Play 4. JuANnm VtoLA QM; . pm Jaw cuwgn mm W? JAG? JUNE, WOW? um amp I mm; LRANCEf Ham '7 LAVszQ LAVfCN ;..Em:oszo DOUGLAI PRATTON x w HA y , um $$me Xv xxxxxx- JEAN WOHNL Joy WOXHHIN; JOOYNQTHI'ELA ,MALON MILL , ' .WMAN Down CHMJTWE pum fDONALD-CA p v VAYNI: 1 ,XDQO WXTODVLL RALDE ngLICNg . LVA thA fUTTON THOMPXON ; VANHOY VINCLNT JACK VUNDIZR Joe Mall-on- I;t is quality rather than quantity lthat matters. Entered from Phila- delphia 4; Football 3, 4; Purple G Club 4; Class Play 4; Glee Club 1. Josephine Miller42Look not thou down, but up? Girls, League Cabinet 2; Torch Honor 2, 3; Library Staff 4. Jean Mvoline- The liberty .of thought is the life of the soul! Studenrt Body Secretary 4; Class Secretary 3; Board of Oontrol 4; Gold G Club 2, 3, 4; Girls, League President 4; Girls Lerague Vice-Presi- dent 3; Class Play 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Dorothy Newm1an41'T'he villain still pursued her! Glee Club 3; Li- brary Staff 4. Elna tPowe1142She was wont to speak plain and to the purpose? Girls, League Cabinet 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Margie Prothero4 bitt1e said is soon amended. Library Staff 4. Zeldia Riley- P-rincipal is ever my mottlo. Simcoe Pup Staff 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Christine Roush4'4N0thinyg was ever achieved Without enthusia'smf, Class Secretary 1; Simcoe Staff 3; Gold G Club 2, 3, 4; Girls League Cabinet 2; Torch Honor 2, 3, 4; Reporter 3; Class Play 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Marion ;Sch'eelh Peop1e who make no noise are dangerous! Glee Club 3, 4. Arthur Schuster-2He profits most Who serves best. Student Body President 4; Board of Control 4; Class President 3; Football 3, 4; Purple G Club 3, 4; B03761 League Cabinet 3; Torch Honor 2, 3, 4; Torch Honor President 3; Judg- i'ng Team 2, 4; President of Ag Club 2, 3; Glee Club 4. Ruth Schuster4 1 was shipwrecked untbil I climbed abvoardf, Secretary of Student Body 3; Board of Oontr-ol 3; Simooe Pup Staff 4; Gold G Club 2, 3, 4; Class PLay 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Donald SleeperGW agree With 110 man,s opinions. I have some of my own. Board 01f1CAon.tml 1; Class President 4; Class Tirelalsulrelr 3; Simcoe Srtaff 3, 4; Football 4; Track 2, 3; Purple G CJub 3, 4; Torch Honor 2, 3, 4; Ciass Play 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Hand 1, 2, 3, 4. Wayne 1SIpa1d1inga2That light that lies in a womaxfs eyes. 0le Secratary 2; Football 4; Purple G Club 4; Boys3 League Secretary-T-reas- urer 2; Boys, Leaxgue Clevbinet 3; Class Play 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Raymond Spo04'4Inscr-utab1e, colossal and alone. Simooe Staff 4; Class Play 4. Wayne Storke14 A man after his own heart. Judging Team 2; Reporter for Ag Club 3. Ralph 4Suttlon-- Sen.sibl-e men never talk? Entered from Granger 3. Helene Thompson411Good words are worth much, but cost llit'tlle. Entered from Hood River 4; Library Staff 3, 4; Torch Honor 2. Bebby Vankhloy--uN-oithing is impossible to la wilLi-ng heart. Cllass ViceAPresi- denst 3, 4; Simcoe JPup Editor 4; Gold G Club 2, 3, 4; President of Gold G 4; Vice-President of Gold G 3; 1Se0retary-1'Dre1asuwer Gold G 2; Tomb Honor 2, 3, 4; Tornch Honor Secretary 4; Reporter 3; Class Play 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Eva Vanh1oy42My heart is Like a singing bird? Simcoe Pup Staff 4; Simooe Staff 4; Glee Club 1. 2, 3, 4. Ida Louise VincentG Sing away sorrow, clash; away care. Bqard of Control 2; Siwmooe Staff 4; Gold IG Club 4; Glr'Ls' League Cabinet 4; Class Play 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. k Wunlder42There is no great genius without some touch of madness. Cl-ass Secre- Jac tary 4; Simcoe Sbaff 3, 4; Football 4; Purple G Club 4; Glee Club 3, 4. CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of l41, being of sound mind and body, Sluper-collossal ingenuity, do will and bequeath the following legacies to these fortunate heirs: I, Laverne Amundson, will my good behavior to Shirley Shlull. 1, Bill Blinns, leave my weekly ability to fall in and out of love to Bob Groves. I'tls more fun! I, Jim Brashear, will to Jim Trvowlbnidge my talent t-o portray a hardened criminal. Its good DTOthC'ti-OD, Jim! 1, Douglas Brlamton, llSpeed, will my desire :00 be present on time to anyone who can do lit. 1, James Brooks, leave for Pullman where I hope to find Sana patiently wait- izng my coming. 1-, James Bulmer, ulBiiI'ld'dng, leave to Call Linden my soemt to follow Allenels footsteps. I, qulani'ta Butterfielvd, Will my bowling skill V00 Wanda Vanhoy. I, Viola Culver, uVii, Will my aulburn bresses to James House, so that he may compete with Lilntle Ormhan Anlnie. I, Robert Dolph, will my quiet WlaYlS lbo Donald Hoaglamd. I, Vincent Hall, Vince, Will my strings on Louise rBiggls mo Salm Cox. ,1, Jack Hlatoh, leave nothing because Dorothy is leaving With me. 1, June Hicks, will my lebter writing ability .tJo Juanlita Reede'm-ay it improve her style. I, Roberut Hoffeditz, Bvotbf, bestow upon V. T. Smith my chlalrmlilng ways to aid him in pwrsuing Shirley Hansen. I, Helen Jeffrey, uJeff, return my glamorous acting to Greta Garbo, unless Pat Wickhlam can prohit by in. 1, Betty Keller, leave my last name rbo anybody who wants it 13.5 I Fmtend to have a new one soon. 1-, Lawrence Dawler, llIJalrryW will my girl adrmiirers mo Chet Blaggan'ley. 1, Frances Lawson, will my execultlive ability to Alice 'Bullmer. 1, Helen Ledford, leave my dress designing talent 'bo Clyde Edgar. I, Eileen M-allon, HCuban leave my Wit land attentiveness to next years Enge ld-sh IV class. 1, Joe Mallon, leave my football dynamite .to Cotton Lawson. 1, James McKenzie, Muickey, leave my photography Ibo Robertt Linden to keep tlhe memories alive. I, Josephine Miller, will my Sunday rides to no one, Ilm still satisfied. I, J ean Mloline, leave my place in the trio lt-o Vada Hluot. 1, Dorothy Newmlan, Will my faIithlfuhiess to Charl Davenrpont. I, Elma Powell, leave Without a regret. 1-, Mlargde Pmthero, Will my good humor -to the iFlacullty Ito help them bear up under Ithe Strain. I, Zeldi'a Riley, Will my quiet leisulrelliness b0 Clammen Athwow. I, Ohristine Rough, bequeath 'by giggling .bo Bonnie Wood's. I, iMarivon Slcheel, leave my luck of being lipilcke-d ulpl to Those who canllt evade the cops any better rthian I do. I, Anthyulr Sc'huster, will my success and interest in Ag Cluzb mo Al Wilke. 1, Ruth Schuster, llM'ikve, leave my coiffure to Irene Wedgwood. 1, Donald Sleeper, leave to help the government flake over industry. I, Wayne :Slpaalding, leave my shorthlanld labilijty to Bleuty Dulrant. .1, Raymond Spoo, leave by black wavy hair to Norman Dingmvonethe girls admire ilt! 1, Wayne Sborkel, Will my fame as a good driver 'to Duane Bruner. 1, Ralph Sutton, bestow my skill as a carpenter mo the Ag LII class. I, Helene Thompson, bequeath my Will power to stay on a diet to Marcella. 1, Betty Vlanhoy, will my purple sweater to Pauline Rauscher. 1, Eva. Vanh-oy, will my vtyping accuracy to Helen Wedgwood. 1, Ida Louise Vincent, Will my linnlocent look ,to Betty Jackson. 1, Jack Wunder, llJlohn, leave without a doubt that I will be missed. 33 w 20... N f m TW XENIOP PLAY CAfT, ONE MAD mg ?a ,1; OR CLAff JUNI y A a N A M H X m. fr fOPHOMORE CL Aff ??4 V Vx JUNIOR CLASS Pmesident-Harvey Counts, Secretary- Betty Wonder, Treasurer--Betty Jack- son, Advisor M iss Ryan. Front row Heft -t0 rightF-Helen W'edgwood, Odelsa VVrighvt, Betty Durant, Betty Jackson, Betty Wonder, Carmen Athmv, Elaine Olsen, Hazel Hatch, Mrargie Watkins, Rosemary Doubravsky, Hazel Garling, Bonnxie Woods. Seoond row Htamvevy Counts, James House, Donald Hoagland, Robert Linden. Sam Cwox, Bud Bradstreet, Jack Biggs, Marcella Milton, Maxine Fuhrman, Gloria Richardson. Top n0W 4Gera1d Newberry, Ivan Weltzin, Charles Wright, V. T. Smith, Chet. Braggaxrley, Ed Doublrsavsky, James Tmowbridge, Alan Hall, Vernon Weltzin, Harold Spoo, Clyde Edgar, Raymond McKtinny, James Zevely, Mildred Brack, Erma Jean Helfer. .SOPHOMORE CLASS President-qu-orge Layman, rSecremary Wa11ace Hvo-rnlibrook, rDreasu reyr Bob Groves, Advisor Mrs. Jensen. Front FOW:J'Ohv11 Shrull, Richard Rude, Neil WeLt-on, Durane Brruner, John Edgar, Doniavld Byams, Harold Weiss, Ray Baglgtarley, Arthur Lawson, Richard Goss, Frederick House. lSecond row-wRaul Abshrier, Arlene Divers, Helen Kelley, Rosemary Hatfield, Vina Mae Brown, Pat Wickham, Irene Wedgwood, Mabel Henderson, Ali-ce Emerson. Junie Moore, Mzns. Jensen, Dtonlald Hrocltorr. Thtivrd wr-ow-aGeorge Durant, All-ene Spalding, Doris Yeley, Chard Davenport, M-axlin'e Radcliffe, Wanda Vanhoy, Lena Guisiano, Shnirley Slhull, Mollie Brveitzman, Wa-da Huot, Richard Dolph, George Layman. 'Dop rrow A11an Hansen, Kenneth Fisk, Emmett Hnoobor, Bill Sarsfield, Gerry th'astiaiin, Verbert Crevling, Norman Dingmxan, Norman Vanh-oy, Jerry Palmer, Loren Sborkel, Wallace Hornibro-ok, Gal Linden, Blob Grvoves, Charluie Smi'th, Kenneth Dove, Alfred WIOOd-S. FRESHMAN CLASS Presidemt-Alfred Wilke, ViceaPresi-d-ent-C'a1vin DeMamis, SeoretaryaShi-rley Hansen, Treasurer-Elalulin-e Rauschelr, Advisor M mss Smith. Front rovv LainIe Walker, LeRoy Whitehill, Clalv-in DeMarlis, Ernest Miller, Alfred Wilke, Bloyb Vlamhuoy, Wallter Smith, Jack Davenport, Clharles Swan, Leland McDo nla l-d . Seoourd Iwow-+Melba. Means, Gloria Dmury, Betty Groves, Janice Spyaldinrg, Louise Byiggws, Miss Smith, Lela Moline, lMuaXine Dmury, Shirley Hansen, Paulxine Rauscher, Marian Fuhrmlan, Dorothy H-ocbor. Third u'mvHEsther True, Peggy Hunter, Maxine Zelinski, Juanita Reed, Vena Mae Br-own, Marian Beers, Marjorie Banaka, Veryl Riley, Marian Ledford. Top POW-I'I'Vin Hunter, Elvis Clary, Loren PrOthero, Charles Coulee, Robert Woodw-olrvh, David Miller, Carol Blanchard, Jim Layman, Ray :Gosney, Robert Bridge- farm-er, Dean Bradstreet, Michael Mlallon, Charles Lenoir, Betty 'Dallman, Mrickey Carson, Alice Bulmer. W 45M; MM z 3w , W FOOTBALL Player Position Chet Baggarley .............. QB ................ 2 Bud Bradstreet .............. LH ................ 1 Jim Brooks .................. RJE ................ 3 Jim Bulmer ................. QB ................ 2 Don Byars .................... -G ................ 1 Bob Groves ................... C ................ 1 Allan Hansen Don Hoagland Emmett Hoctor Blob HoffediAtz ................ LE ................ 1 Joe Mlallon ................... 1G ................ 1 Art Schuster ................ RE ................ 2 DonvSIeeper.............'....LE ................ 1 Charlie Smith V. T Smthh Wayne Spallding ............... T ................ 1 Jack Wunder ................. T ................ 1 Jim Zevely .................. HtB ................ 2 Schedule of Games We They September 20 ......... Dufur ............ Hem ....... 13 ....... September 27 ......... Grvandview. . . . ; . . .There ...... 0 ....... 13 October 4 ........... Klickith ........ 1. There October 18 ........... Marquette ........ Herve ....... , I01 October 25 ........... Granger .......... There ...... . 0 November 1 ......... M'abbon .......... There 0 ....... November 11 ......... C. U. 1H. S ......... There BASKETBALL rPlayer Position Jim Zevely, Captain ............ . ................... Mwavrd V. T. Smith ................... 1 .................. Forward Vincent Hall ..................................... ICeniter Charlie Smith .............. . .................... :Gauard Bob Hloffeditz .................................. ,. .IGmard J im Brooks ................................... A. .IG4uard Cal Linden .................... , .................. Fomwan'd Much credit should be given Ibo the 1B squad and the second string. They are the future varsity .teams of Goldenrdale, and without 'their help, the hirst string 020qu not survive. The B squad came Uhrough the season with 4 wins and 6 losses. The second string won 5 and lost 7. BASKETBALL Schedule of Games December 6 .......... Granger. ., ........ Here ....... 38 December 14 .......... Bickleton ......... There ...... 33 ....... 23 December 16 .......... Stevenson ........ .Here ..... .. . 29 December 20 ......... Bickle'bon ......... Here ....... 30 January 4 ........... Granger. .A ........ There 35 ....... 16 January 10. ., ......... C. U. H. S' ......... There ...... 30 ........ 40 January 17 ........... Klickibat ......... Here ....... 40 January 19 . .6 ......... Stevenson ........ There ...... 27 ....... 29 January 24 ........... Marquette ........ There . . . .30 January 31 ........... C. U. H. S' ......... Here ....... 34 ....... 42 Febnulwry 7 .......... Mabton .......... Zillah ...... 23 ....... 33 February 8 .......... Benton Oilty ....... Zillah ...... 16 February 14 . ., ........ Kittitas. ., ........ Zillah ...... 48 ....... 28 February 15 .......... Zillahh. .3 .......... Zillah ...... 35? ....... 46 February 21 .......... Marquette ........ Here ....... 17 February 28 .......... Kalieck'itwt ......... There ...... 38 TRACK 1940 The Mitd-4Columlbia Relays, held in Hood River on April 20th, opened the season for the cinder team. Competing against Hood River, The Danes, Mlaupin, White Sal- mon, and Dqu-uur, wG'ol-dendale t7inndshed third, with Hood River first and Maupin secrond. One week llater, April 27th, AGoldendlale agatin traveled to Hood River to partici- pate in 4a brhangulaJr meet with Hood River and White Salmon. This week Goyldendale was second, with Hood River again first. The county rbrOvphy, up for permanent possession, sparked the team to an easy victory in the Annual Counaty meet, held in 1G01den4da'le on May 4th. :Goldendale, taking 10 out of a possible 14 firsts, ran up 673 points while 0. U. H. 1S. captured only 36 2-3 points. May 11th, the bhincelads entered the Yakima B meet but were downed by the stmng Grandview team. Eight teams were entered in this meet. Eilrlslt and second place Winners tin .the B meet qualified for the District meet. They were: Jim Bmooks, Jim Zevely, Jack Garling, V. T. Smith, ChlaIrlsire Smith, Jim Trowbridge, and Don Sleeper. T-hi-s squad, competing against the best high school athletes in South Cventnal Washington, placed sixth. , Letter Winners were: Oharvles Smith V. T. Smith, Bud Bradlsvreet, Jim 'Drow- bnidlge, A.1 Thmmbon, Jim Zevely, Jim Brook's, Don Sleeper and Jack Gaming. ATHLETIC AWARD Each year an Athletic Award is given to the they who is recognized as having been :the oultstanvdninlg athlete dulring his four years of high school. This year's award was presented to inm Brooks, who as a three year lettermnan in Football, Basketball and Track was very deserving. f ., 9.; aw n rakimmyva :14 g: ,4: ,,., aw ymvggw mz-aw ii. ..., - erLuLH. : r. ,. 'J-T ' . '7 ' 1-5 nhE-nouwxfm'ner M' xx:- ' W99 Emmy; .aw 6adfa:4xWE,-mjsszwx 'e'fQi'xif - ,. ,7 -,:L:.3;y::v;rrrw 7 , E g a E 1,. E . 4.... 04x- aothxmrk;W .;.u;a;. xEnvuu-kqf- E , 0717'3ch M n: ' , ,, , , . Mtuwkmxdj,.l'u:iub', 4' w d g z :1: g E ? a e F i s i m: - 2 ? w' E -.-.. 5-4,... ,... ., A 3.0 Pumme'MMv E mmsrmui $1: wining? Q - , . E Marina 19:! .r 1. ,n.w ?qvwnyl, -mr VoWn mp-mu. 19V. a-nmwv ,w . M Tr : E i ya 4; yum. 42.7m 3- lubiquams. i: 4 . k. - . ; . , . ,. At,Wucymv.w, mam? E gwp ,1 5A wanna E .mqun; 4 . Epw- z'Mf4 TE-.,.,HE,,.,. . E k .1: Mags. momuu-A .4- J V a;...4.. 3-. ark .w -,n rrmimz. ,. . i. . u-m w mam bun emu fIMCOE ePUP leAnr-JF- GIRLS, LEAGUE PresidenIt-Jean Moline, Vice-P 1'esideut M arce1 1a 1 dlton, Secretary-Treasureru- Irene Wedgwood, Service Vio1a Cu1ver, VocationaltBonnie Woods, SociaL-Ida Louise Vincenit, rSchlolastic-gMollie Breitzman. P1' 0gram Doris Yeley, Physical Edu- cation-JHuazel Garling. Besides the annual Big and Little Sister party and Mothers' Tea, a Gdrly League T010 Dance was sponsored. Interesting programs were planned for each meeting throughout the year. AG CLUB President-Emmett Hoctor, Vilce-Prvesiden t Ge'0rge Durant, Sec retary Ve1'non Weltzin, Rep0irter D 0n Hvoctor, Enbe1ttaJinmen t J-oe Manon, Jack Davenport. An outstanding event of the year was the Ag Benefit Dance. BOYS, LEAGUE Presidenlt-aBIOJb Hoffeditz, Vice-Presiden t Bud Bradstreet, Secretary-Treasurer -J:a;ck Wunder, .Selrvice-Jim McKenzie, V. T. Smith; Social-Don Sleeper, Chet Bag- gar'ley; Educational-Jim Trowbridge, Bob Groves; Athleti c Jim Brooks, Charlie Smith. One of .their activities of .the year was a party given for the Student Body. PURPLE G CLUB Presidenxt-aBud Bnadsbreet, Vice-Presidenlt4im Trowbridgle, Secret'aryd'l'lreas- ureb-Don Hroagland. Other members are Wayne Spald-ing, Jack Wund-exr, Jim Bulmer, Bob H'offeditz, Jdm Brooks, Joe Mallon, Jack Hatch, Don Sleeper, Amt Seuhuster, Ohet Baggarley, Jim Zevely, V. T. Smith, Don Byars, Allan Hansen, C'hlarles Simi'th, Blob Groves, Gal Linden, Emmebt Hoctor. GOLD G CLUB PresidentaBevty Vanhoy, Vlioe-P-residemt-Mtarcella M'ilton, Secretary-Treas- urer-vMollie Breiitzman. ' Other members ware Viola C-ulve'r, Ruth Slenhuster, Ida Louise Vincent, Christine Roush, Jean Muoldne, Frances Lawson, Irrene Wedgwood, Hellern Kelley. TORCH HONOR President-Frances Lawson, Vicequesidenat Jim Trlowlbridge, SeoretaryaBetty Vna'nhoy, 'TreasurerADon Sleeper. SENIORS: Bob IHJoffeditz, James Brooks,, Christine Roush, Frances Lawson, Donia-ld Sleeper, Arthur Schuster, Betty Vanlhxoy. JUNIORS: Chet Baggarley, Alan Hall, James House, James Trowbridge. SOIPH'O'MORLEtS: Paul Abs'hier, Ray Baggarley, Bob Groves, Wallace Horrnibrook, Frederick House, George Layman, Allrene S-palldilnwg. GLEE CLUB GIRLS: Va-da Huot, Zeldia Riley, Helen Ledford, Frances Lawson, Pat Wickjham, Christine Roush, Betty Wonder, Erma Jean Helfer, Hazel Gxarling, Edna POvWel'l, Ida Louise Vinncemt, Ruth Sohuster, Lena Guisilaxnvo, Allene Spalding, Janice Spalding, Maxine Fu'hrman, Jean Moline, Viola Culver, Eva Vanhoy, Marcella, Milton. BOYS: Wallace Hornibrook, Frederick House, Chairlie Smith, Calvin Linden, N-ormkaln lDingman, Harvey Oounts, Jim Brooks, Larry Lawler, Paul Aebshielr, James House, Robert Lindern, Bro'b Groves, Jla-ck Hatch. BAND PresidenmaDon Sleeper, rSeclretary-Weasu'rer-Bivll Blinns. TRU'MIPEYDS: Don Sleeper, Bill Binns, Cal Linden, Bob Br'idgefarmer, Elvis Clary, Calvin DeMaris. TRJOMLBONES: Wallace Hornibrook, V. T. Smith. BARI'TONE: Bo-b Grloves. BASS: Wayne Spending. DRUMS: Lawrence Lawler, J ilm Brooks, All-ene Spalding, Charl Davenport. ICILARINEVPS: Jim Bulmer, H-el-en Kelley, Arlene Divers, Avl Wlilke, Fred- erick Ho-use, Elaine Olsen. SAXOPHONE: Duane Bruner. FRENCH HORN: Charlie Smith. DRILL TEAM Carmen Athow, Louise Biggs, Viola Culver. Betty Durant, Dorothy Hector, Helen Jeffrey, Helen Kelley, Frances Dawson, Eileen Mlallon, Marcellxa Milton, Ruth Schus- ter, Beyt'ty Vanhoy, Idla. Louise Vincent, Helen Wedgwood, Irrene Wedgwood, O-delsa Wright. ONT Majonetters were Pat Wickham; Mickey Carson. SENIOR CLASS PLAY uONE MAD NIGH'IW Don Cultter .............................. Larry Lawler Wing .................................... Joe Mlallon Luvcille ................................. Eileen Mallo-n Depression ............................. Rulth Soh'uster Danny Siletto ......................... James Brashear John Alden ............................ Donald Sleeper Priscilla ................................ Helen Jeffrey Artemus Burke ........................ Wayne Spalding Gentrvude Finch Ida Louise Vincent Mrs. Finch ............................... Betty Keller Mrs. Kluck ............................... Jean Moline Dady Macbeth ........................... Betty Vlanhoy Docborr Bund ............................ Jim McKenzie Doctor Hyde .............................. Jim Brooks Director ............................... iMHxsts Hemmann JUNIOR CLASS PLAY OUR GIRLS, Elmer Lovejvoy ........................ Donald Hloaagma'nd Mildred Lovejoy ...................... Mwaxine Fuhrman Francis .................................. Hxarlold Spolo Vivian .................................. Jlames House Jessie ...................................... Sam Cox Mrs. Wattles Marcella Milbon Aunt J essie ............................. Betty J ackson Phyllis Wattles .......................... Betty Wonder Chester Wattles .......................... C-lyde Etd-ga-r Hulda .................................. Elaine Olsen Expressman ........................... Ed Doulbnavsky Director Miss Hermann SIMC-OE PUP STAFF Editor ................................. Betty Vamhoy Assistant Editor ......................... Jim McKenzie News Editor Eva Vanhoy 'Sportts Edibors .......... Helen VVedgw-ood, Arthur Lawson Amt Editor ................................. Bill Binns Feature Editor Eileen Mallon Reporters ................ Odelsa Wright, Bud Bradstreet, Rzuth Schuster, Wanda Vanhoy, Zeld'ia Riley, Pat Wickham, Marcella Milton, Helen Jeffrrey, Art Schuster, Carmen Athmv, Alzlene Spalddnlg, Betty Durant M 5;??IQ,; THE G. H. S. CRYSTAL BALL It had been twenty years since Cuba Mallon had ventured outside the convent walls. Her great liaiscinlatilon for Indians led her to the Reservation where she came across an old Indian fortune-teller. Here her curiosity concerning the lives of her former classmates 0f eroldendale High School was fulfilled. Jlolhn Wunder, a teacher of Physical Education :at Vassar, is in the hospital re- cuperating from vovereexevtion, resulting from so much interest in his classes. . LaVerne Amundson, the nursing supervisor of the New York Central Hospital, is having difficulty in choosing between Doctor James McKenzie and Wayne Spalding, Elsq., New York's wealthy play boy! Miss Helene Thompson, Americas outstanding dancing teacher, is giving Hula lessons in :Uhe romantic South Sea Islands. Her work proves to be very profitable as well as interesting. The famous criminal lawyely James Brooks, is defending his client, Marion Scheel, the chairman of the Board of Directors of the Pontiac Company, who is accus- ed of evadling his income tax. Jim Brlashear is suspected of un-American activities because of his close associa- 't1ion with Christine Roulsh, Who was arrested recently in an espionage plot. Betty Vanhoy and Viola Culver, former high school pals, are now in close com- bat for the National Championship title of America's most favorite sportePi-lng Pong! James Bulm-er has just signed a plumbing contract for a skyscraper rto be erect- ed in the metropolis of Goldendalle, by the rich socialite, Miss Ida Vdncenut. A TYPICAL SCHOOL DAY :3 O-Reveille. :40-lErat and run. :55eaSlaide in on last bell! :OO-ASame old griln-d. :55-Reces-s ----- tSutudy Halln :40-tt1 Wtant absolutely no talk-ingP, h :OOeaOnxe hour tillll lunch! :30ettGee, am I hungry! :40- Wha;t time is it? :55eThe bellh-JlStlop shovinl! :45aGet your t-aT-dy slip! :15--Siesta. :40ettGolody! Activity period! Where :to today? :45-ttPlease dlonllt l'OjJt'eI' in the halls? :40ett0ver all ready? Ho-hum, back to work! :25-4Bvu'ssews arrive, stop working. :30eSbavrt living, free again! G. is for Glamorous school girls and boys. H. is for Hoagie who makes so much noise. S. is for Smith, the dear English charmer. F is for Franky, thle Wlllilteacollar farmer. A is for Art, Whom the students all blame. C is for Coach, our incentive to fame. U is for Unityathe J ensenrs we mean. L is for Lowell Whom you've all HEARD and seen. T :is for Turlowblridlge, oulr controller of funds. Y is for Ye edirtor-please drop your guns! AS WE SING IT HFaithful Forevew I Only XVant a Buddy-Not a Sweethearw Odelsa and J im Larry Lawler Pauline and Joe anaId Sleeper Louise and Vince Allce Burlmpr Josephine and Vernon B-ob Hloffedmtz Pm Nobody's Baby, The1'e l1 Bo Some Changes MadeU Cutb'a Ma'llon BetJty Kgller Jackie Wunder Miss vabh Miss Ryan Christme Roush Bud Bradstreet Birddog smau Fry, Janice Spalddng Richard IGos-s Cotton Lawson Harold Weiss VVHAT VVOVULD HAPPEN IF ----- Birddxo-g forgot about Allene? The Psychology class behaved? Coach di-dnw sign admittance slips? Betty Wonder wore a short bob? SENIOR ADVICE: Bonk study your lesson, lessen your study. NEW BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY IVS an Art By Lawrence Tieebbs Lawler. Lost Love,,-by William Archibald Binns. HOW to Ervade Her -by Donald Sleeper. Game Warden: Don,xt you see that sign, PRIVATE, n10 fishing allowed? Jim Shelton: I donw read anything that is marked Private. DAFFYNITIONS ,Frleshm en YIoung, green and innocent. Sophom-ores-Ju-st out of the green Sthage. Jun iIors 4M1aturing slowly. SeniorsADigniuty plus. Typing-Rhythm on the Royal. Engli-9b-You name it, we calft. U. S. H isbory O'ur ancestors, dairy. Chem'istry UnknoWn, unseen, and fragrantly ? present. Shrorth and Brief! Briefer! Briefest! Traffic 0033: I,m sor'ry, Miss, but Eve got to tag your car, you know What that means? Betty Durant: Cer tain1y, now I chase somebody else, tag them and then theyd'e it! Snuffy: CIh ristine, wake up! Chris: uI canzt. Snuffy: Why? C'hris: Pm not asleep! Z, Thanks To Our Contributors J oel Abshier Abstract Title and Guaranty Co. Allison,s Pharmacy Antonette Style Shop Associated Oil Company Bates Grocery Biggs Radio Shop Edgar H. Canfield Consolidated Freightways, Inc. C. E. Crooks Dr. M. R. 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