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Lebanon Union High School - Warrior Yearbook (Lebanon, OR)

 - Class of 1953

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Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1953 volume:

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WARRIOR 1953 Published by ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY OF LEBANON UNION HIGH SCHOOL LEBANON, OREGON ' 1:-' .. f'5' Q' Q 'TI -' 'MV'-'P5!'s' . X T , . - fffiwf '.,'T:,. up 4 R LF.: Lf ' Lif, I , s. qw? A. L ! ..,g,.f , 1 ' ' ' I 'Mfr' Y? ':: EEELQ :xnxx :suits :ssxs I.: A I!!! :ills Ili! If N O EIORIS POWEL soc It e B 55955 111 1 101 5111 EDI O12 JACK WARD ASSOCIATE EDITOR DE LORIS POWELL BUSINESS MANACEI2 PAT DODDS ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGER NANCY IANNEI2 ARI EDITOR JOHN DUNCKIEY The War 1 r s1c111 WOUICI I1ke 10 express c1pprec1011011 10 Myrna Weaver 10r work 01 ed11111g 01d 1yp111g 01111 10 Doug Rhodes who 100Ic p1c1ures 10r use 111 The Worr1or We vv00Id IIK9 10 1hr111k w11h OII SIITCGVIIY our 0dv1s01 Mr H1cIcC0x 1-hckcox hos 110111 CIIIIIUCII C1dVl 0 s111c1 1937 c111d has olwoys p01 0011110 bes1 111 yecnrbooks He hos 11111 111 Q I1 W11 111 III s yew s IJCOIQ C111 Cre 1 1 I1111 IS 11165111110 We w0L1Id 'ke 01h111k e e1y01e who c00per01ed 111 1he 1110Ke up 01 The W01110r r111d es11eQ1r1IIy 1I10se who 5151.111 11111e wr11111Q VCIFIOUS Or11CIeS 111,11 FR' Q A. L EIIIUY As 1:1 1Ec111zr I ef wi 1 PA' :SESS NANCY TANNER JOHNNY DUWCKQEV l5-s fees 'Arr rl:--' .Ass:c1,1f 1, 1. Mgr, Arr E: 'cr 3 . W x Q Q Q T , ,,.....,.. 1 f ------- .J '--f--- -L A 77.0 , . . . X ,K I . I . . . I 1 's 1' ' 1 ' , PU1 EI 111 1OUIS 01 fn IQ is ' 1 ' C1 ' C11 0 ' 1' ' ' ble, Ai . up 5. Clin' llz'iiii'iiiiil fl. lb1ii'lu1gli ,visits E s-CS-f. ' . iisli DEGREES: B A and M, A. in Education University ot Oregon We, the annual statt, and members at the Lebanon Union High School Student Body, wish to take this opportunity to express our appreciation ol the nine years ct splendid service given to Lebanon Union High School by our Principal, Mr. A. Burleigh Cash. We know that Mr, Cash will be a friend and a leader of high school youths it whatever enclecivor he niciy pursue in the luture. Principal Cash, we are not going to say goadby, for we know that your thoughts and aspirations will be with Lebanon High School and your spirit will live in the hearts of Lebanon students from now on, so we will iust say, Best wishes to you, A, B. C. W'-0+ I P Degrees Sublects Achvliy x U THFODOP D DUIOBONCW Degrees B N Sublecis WUIII Urdu st V4 vposmon Achvnhes ' I. ' rl IIMory IX x Degrees I OI Acflvdy FRANC S R BERGER Degrees S Wsconsm Store 'ege or R ver FoIIs Unwe srry of Wrsconsln Subleds Deon of Orr s English I Personolrfy Dewelopm I Acfuvuhes Adwsor of G IS Lcogu ERLANDJ ANDERSON Degrees Oregon Stoie College B S Sublecfs Woodwork nq I 8. II Achvlfy Stogecroft Tennns HOWARD W BROCK Fvfteen years Aufomotrve Servuce work Four years precnsuon fool buwldr mq und Ixnnslnrng Sublects Auto Mechcmncs 6 CVORCE M HENDERSON Degrees 1 f G c work r 1 1 LJ o Hum: I LJ n L Co Q OI OIL I7 Sublecfs st Sup? N Achvmes nsfrucruonul Sup rvus rucUIum DL ve Iopm und Coordrncmon WILLIAM R BISHOP Degrees Univ I Oregon Sublects Blology Activities Sophomore Advrsor Sponsor of Buology I , I Tiif I. W. fmo sr s . - . skis, . :I I 2 , I - gs 12353 I Q I K J A X -. --Z? PJCIIL UI M-vs:Ij,' Iv. A B. S. 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Most recent of appear- ances was the highly successful concert given before a capacltv aadience or the evening of April 29, in the high school audif torium. This concert featured modern compositions including lhcse cf Rornberg and Morrissey! featuring soloists, Vtforlcmaru Shanks, Grove, Lindsey, Gaslqill and Maliclc The band also prcsented an assembly forthe students of lebanon High which was well received. Earlie' in the season the band contributed to the football ard lsaskotlgcill games a nunnber of times and special concerts for the Kiwanis Club and the grade schools Youngest gue'-t artist was Cara Jean Garriscn cf the Santiam fifth grade, flutIst. Last performances of tloe year are for May Day angl the Strawberry Festival. In addition to the advanced band, there are classes in beginning and intermediate band, Many of these playes cycntually participate inthe advanced group, Mr Snydcr has been director of these groups during the past seyen years. -lf? D K ROW Vvussoh Pea e Pe-Tersar' Je -qs Callbc-rw, Jorres 'W-ssal McBrae Narwnah, TAcBrrae, Tucker, Canoy, Johnson. Trl Auf rf-T Tlnrvms, McMullen, Lcxmphole, CD1'cl1ust1'f1 The shocked Taces in The plcTure as if sTruck by llQlTTTTIVTfj f r,-fcihTs The T-hgh School QrchesTra. These sTudehTs pracf ed every day as well as mghT rehearsals in order To be cpeserTTc1Trrqe oT The hlgh sTarwdords seT by The members on The sTudemTfbody. The members oT The orchestra were quick To grasp Tlfv Turwdamemcrls of fine musrc and showed Their deep apprecif TT rw for such music by The concerTs glveh. The arcdff schools were The firsT To weafher The ouTcasT he Hgh School OrchesTra programs. Queen Ann, Greeh Ac es Crcw'fooT and Sanfiam were The schools so honored. The Vrwcmraris recerwed The crchesTra wiTh Tremendous lmsasm. The orchesha olayed Tor The semor class plav 1 le ru'-Tor, :md The all school plays, I A Treor was giyeh To The commurTiTy in The form of The p wdem wmTer cohcerT, durlrg whlch seyeral members gave solos. The orchesTra also played Tor The EasTer Assembly wwf T cl T oc dad TT elT wTTh The Tire, sTellar pedormcmce om The rTighT coucr-rf a May T9 we mmasrum was packed as reyer beTore. Commems are sTQll lO9lTfj 'fa d ah cT hc magmhce mT perTormarTce Gm May Dc y Thc ovchf sTra agam ouTdid lTselT he P T A Jso hai a chcmce To hear The Time orgcmizatlom. 50 ' iz 413 C 1fl'!S. ccjfyy 4 4 11+ lBe1vw1 P I PA He or 'F 5 -jf ar ,Nqr W , . 1 '1' 4 '.f. w ' X :Q Cifzj'-E16 M , ,,v 4 A , Q A A 4 I 11,11 p Q L L f . . , X I W ' L ' ' M wr K1 w X ,V w M 338 A' 'iw-mm-va vi-.ti levki STANDING: Brown, Gamblin, Hinman, Smith, Seems, Lucas, Wilcox, Groves, Rowton, Elmer, Whitten, Nolzigcr, Hartle, Gilliam, Gilley, Vtfinstc-ad, Johnson, Smith, Johnson, Sherman. SEATED1 Mr. Siolund- Williams. CDpi2i'ettu A Gilbert and Sullivan operetta was chosen this year as the high school choir's big protect for the year. After long hours of practice and hard work an costumes and sets, the cast, under the direction of Mr. Siolund, presented The Pirates of Penzance, Those who took lead parts were: Joe Canoga, Major-General Stanley, Ginger Wilcox, his ward Mabel, Dwight Gilley, Frederick, C. E. Spence, the Pirate King, Nancy Caldwell, Ruth, David Diercoff, Samuel, Marilyn Gilliam, Edith, Jerrianne Winstead, Kate, Miriam Brown, Isabel, Charles Backman, Sergeant of the Police. The plot follows the usual Gilbert and Sullivan manner af hilarious contradiction, but as usual it manages to end happily. Through a mistake on the part of Ruth, Fred- erick was apprenticed to a Pirate instead of a Pilot. Frederick, though he loved the pirates, had come to feel that he must destroy them after his twenty-first birthday when he was out of his indentures. Ruth in the meantime is makin-g one last try at getting her middle-aged self a man, and has Frederick, who has never seen a woman, believing she is beautiful. After leaving the pirates, Frederick, with the begging Ruth, came upon the young and pretty wards of Maior-General Stanley. Mabel, one of the wards, and Frederick tall in love and plan to marry after the extermination of the pirates. The pirates watching unnoticed, seize the girls and threaten immediate marriage, but the Maior-General saves the day by telling a sad tall tale of his being an orphan 53 boy, at which the pirates who are the famous orphans, release his wards, and leaxe, The story, however, bothers the Major-General and therefore he is very anxious and pleased when Frederick and the police start their march against the pirates. The Pirffe King and Ruth find Frederick alone shortly before and introduce a startling paradox This being that Frederick has had only five birthdays since he was born on February 29th. But as this can only happen in a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta it was discoverel that the pirates were noblemen arid the Maior-General gladly gave his daughters in marriage to them and all ended well. The sets were designed and executed by the Art Department with the help of the stagecraft class. The first scene was a rocky coast of England, and the second scene was a ruined castle which belonged to the Maior-General Besides the leads, the entire choir sang and acted out various parts. The boys played the parts of the pirates and the police, and the girls were the wards of Major- General Stanley. STANDING: Brown, Spence, Gilliam, Nofzicci, Carrara, Di ' lf R t VV Meisner, Wilcox, Rowell, Brown, Smith. SEATED1 Mr. Siolund - Williams. J J eico , ow on, instead, Hartle, Michaels, 46 K 0 Tie' ty V if, Si, i i 3,--i Q? 1,11 'f '.,, Ne,'nQii', Sonnet r xt' or f - ffl in M 9 fi Eg' A it f Ffiinni Plifiips 'viiss Burlrnolrler. ,WI , A, 1 , , Wm., . g,.,,L,,QL, 7.llUS,7IIlllS MQ Ngingnril Thespicin Society Troupe No. lO2l storted the yeor off by eiectirg officers which were: Judy Schnteig, president, Jock Word, yice president, Delores Gi-loro, secre- tory, icon Chcind'er, treosurer, cind Mory Gunderson, clerk. The first meeting of the yeor vycis held ot the home of Louese Kirnes. A protect for rciising funds wcis o series of home-ntcide condy soles corried out by the members of the club, f Mfliss, the first Thespion production this yeor, brought iii new inernbers which were: Kcitherine Doyig, Arline Moyes, Billy Fenner, Deon lyloiick, Gerold Pierce, Normon Phelps, Gciry Young, ond Mory Gunderson. A Another eyentful meeting yycis o toffy pull ot Judy Schrneles house which vyos yery successful. ND, SCHMHE 'lCorli:s Archer, the second Thespicin production, helped pi-,icsm seyercrl more people to eorn enough points to ioin the club. They were: De Loris Powell, Joyce Loryik, Vernon Gentry, ight. Cicckc-r' cz' d Pcggy Sherman. The club took on ctctiye pcirt in the Associoted Student Body corniyol by sponsoring the dort booth Another function vyos ci boslcet socicil which vyos held ot the school. All who ot- tciidcd found it enioycible. The third rind rnost successful production vyos I Rernernber Monte, Corlene Johnson, Sheri MocDonold, lvicirilyn Swenson, Claudine Lonkins, Ccirol l-levlin, Dorothy Hinnton, Cori Schnzele, and C. E. Spence were odntitted to the club. Miss Loyedy D. Burkholder was initioted into our order cis on honorory member for ntl tlse time spent on stcige settings for oll Thespion productions. 55 -K . BACK ROW. Guinn, Fort, Gentry, Larvik, Neurnan, Hinman, Galarneau. FRONT ROW. Sherrnan, Moore. Furlong. Crocker. ziiiioi' ljlriy This year's selection for the Junior Class play was Meet Corliss Archer. The play was given March T3 at 8 pm. It was well presented and the cast deserves credit in the work that they did. The leading role was played by Marilyn Furlong, who played Corliss Archer. She adores Dexter Franklin, played by John Crocker. Corliss' father, Mr. Archer, played by Vernon Gentry, is a man in his early forties. Mrs. Archer, played by Joanna Moore, is about the sarne age as her husband and is well poised. Everything goes fine at the Archer residence until Cousin A-gnes, comically played by Peggy Sherman, appears. She is an old maid who gives the Archers quite a time and the ardierce a lot of laughs. The next door neighbors are the Franklins, Dexter's parents. Mr. Franklin is por- trayed by Eordon Newman, his wife, Mrs. Franklin, is played by Joyce Larvik. She is a very jolly and lovable person. The Franklins are at the Archer home every evening playing chess. Louise, played by Patsy Marcks, is the Archers maid. She is a privileged and out- spoken person, who has been with the Archers for twenty years. Corliss' best friend is Mildred, played by Barbara Galarneau. They get together and really cause an uproar in the Archer home, .A Later, Carliss has broken up with Dexter and had to go.to the hospital for an operation. When she arrives home a nurse, Sally Guinn, accompanies her. The doctor, Jack Fort, is a small, nervous man, He comes to see the Archers about paying the doctor bill. Betty, Dorothy l-linman, is an inquisitive little rninx with a ready eye for the boys. Everyone who saw this play enioyed it very much. Mr. Wood, the director, has done an excellent job of directing this play. Co-a-- rectors were De Loris Powell and Gerald Pierce. They worked long and hard on this play and they did a good iob. This was one of the cleverest' plays ever presented at Lebanon High. 56 N Q buzzzur l Jlriy The Srfnici' Clfisx ot V953 proudly prrwr,-n'ed o thrce :ict western io 'ur:V,r tiff' 'lVlIlIf,f1H This in one ol the inirnoitcil BretHc1ite'Llctyorite stories. The produrtion ol M'liss wus presented cn November QQ, i952 fit eight o'clocl: Prcictice wus lied eoch night olter school, lhe cost wus .well scited to the ports ond tlw n,ninbers riifl their ports very well The story tnlces ploce in Tl little rninnpg 'owr coiled 'hs -Tockef Eur'-'fe' Smith, who wus plriyed by Gerrxld Pierce, wo: the town 'ciitc-r He horoly ri-wer Cart fri-y worlc becfiuse he kept belictwng thot suite fifty l1c'rt sviww 1' rich in his srrtcill gill mine l-lis dcicghter lVl'liss, Kothrine Ddyis, woe the Only one who hcid toith fn him. fwln wcis icit rr young, unlqrempt girl No rviv: cured lor hr,-r becouse she hcicl new r ivy i i- to sclscct frd lirid not been tfiughf fncinrers. Her mother died when Mriss wos on yr thnir: yeors oil TNQ qrherrwrs, Norrncir Plreirg ond Jrii if Sonnet, cone ord posed os old Smithls relritiyes. Unknown to Smith, ci brother hoo died ond lett his entire fortune to Burn- rnci The scheme-rs were out to get old Smiths money Bumnter Smith is killed cinii the blome is plciced on John Grey, ci young schoolteocher, who is plciyed by Jocic VVriiCJ. Miss is in love with Grey, How she cleors the good nome ot John Grey cinrl outwrts the scheniers forms the bcisis ot ci lliVllill'Q cind exciting ploy the scene ot the ploy tokes ploce in the 'obby ot the l2oorin' Dog Hotel. Mrs. Mothts, Arline Moyes, is the owner of this hotel Her doughter Clytie, Noncy Whitten, is olso in love with John Grey ond is lVi'liss' riyol. Bess Starlight, cleverly portroyed by louese Kinies, is 0 toscinoting, dozzling octress who ploys hovoc with the heort of Yukon Bill, plciyed by Billy Fenner, ct comic cowboy. Judge McSnoggly, Deon Molicz, is rin extremely ontusing chcirocter who holds :in impromptc court in the lobby et the 'Roorin' Dog Hotel. Bl-CK ROW' Kurt-5 Ftfnnf-r, Phi-his yd, F-erce Mzicn, Whitten, HQGNT RCQW Lynnet Duvis,Nc1,es 4- -13 ft ggi la, rt, f ,L ,w rrrr sr-rrrirr rrrrt, l Remember Mama,'l a production by John van Drutun, was rhosen lor the rt? school play. This was presented April T7, at B100 and was responds-ri to by a huge Cir' dience. l Remember Maman is a new mark in drama at lebanon Hiah This was unusually different from the others because ot the three stagis, Cne living the original stage, and two additions, being on each the lett and right Actions took place on all three platforms sometime during the performance. Sfagr- setting were clwirtgird by rt complete blackout, which is a new type ot stage setting here rn Lebanon The story opened as Katreen, portrayeed by ivan Charrrlir r, wris tr lirrrgj lrrfw -hir remembered Mama, As she spoke she slowly wallatd into the- scent- at hr,-r childhood home as the family was seated around the table counting the money that Papa, playr rl by Keith Richards, has brought home. Mama, cleverly played by Carlene Johnson is chock lull at laughs and Norwegian dialect. Christine, p'aved ity Shin Mricllcirtcilrl is the middle sister and at times seems rather stubborn. The baby ol the tamriy isi Dagmar, played by Marilyn Swanson. She is a very attectionatv child, especially towards hr,-r rrr' Uncle Elizabeth. Nels, the only son, quiet and dcpendaole, was aptly played bv C. E. Spence. The three aunts, Sigrid, Jenny, and Trina, were portrayfezl by Dgjgrly Sherman, Sally Guinn, and Claudine lanlans, Sigrid lieirig whrnr Jr-nrry bossy, and Trina pleasent. Some of the expertly played minor parts were that ct lvl Thorldesorr, played by Don Gilbert, who was Trina's boshtul suitor, Mr Hyde, a learned gentleman and a star boarder whom Mama stoutiy defended, played by David Hatton, Dean Maliclc as Uncle Cris, a crusty old gent who came to a sad end, The cast was well sup- ported by Dr, Johnson, played by Jack Spencer, Arne, Stephen Raup, nurses, Myra McBride and Bonnie Morris, BACK ROW: Castile, Jamcs, Laurin, McB'rde, Brown, Malrri, Strrrzi Mcllsnrrlrl, Huttrrrr, Sirierrnan, Gurnrr, Weber, Barclay. SECOND ROW: Chandler, Richard, Johnson. FRONT ROW: Beaton, Burr, Herron, Spencer, Srhmele, Swanson, Paup, lanlans, Grlbr-rt. ktrm .. X65 limits' League Lmiiticil Lebanon Union High School this year has a brand new 'W organization which is composed of every boy in the high school. This organization, known as the 'Boys' League, is under the direction of Mr. Merle Wells who is the faculty 4 advisor. Officers were elected last year to serve as officers of the club this year. The president which the boys elected was Keith Richard, the vice president, Joe Sprague, secretary, Vic Dixon, and treasurer, Wally Slocum. Our president chose Rich Whitmore to serve as reporter and report to the Hi-Light all Boys' League news. During the year the Boys' League sold at football and basketball games. They also ioined with the Girls' League to help sponsor the all school play, I Remember Mama. KEITH ,NCHARDS With the money gained from these different activities pf,,5,dC,,, the Boys' League will sponsor college scholarships for two boys. This has been ci very successful first year for the Boys' League and the organization will soon make an impression in Lebanon Union High School. The boys have really cooperated in making this a good year. BACK ROW: Dixon, Wells, SECOND ROW- Slocum, Richard, FRONT ROW: Whitmore, Sprague , . if - is , Y .f H T 1 , ? N M we ' - AW' B5 ,gl- gf' QF 'Q-'29 wr JD! D Il UI Q rlzrrrrizrm E, U l lWfl l 18 EUC UILUYWCL ol Mr SLOT? Q r11r1r sr s 4 clrrvmr C ely and CC1oY1Or1 E- eu Cu Twssecl rr1 L C011 s C C 4155 e Urge rwmlxr of sruderns Lonlw sm rmstrr eqrrlrerl of muy studvmt to Gb C I pos 'he re-gon Tore lrrysrs lrQer1sL wr 1rr1rr1r1r1or1 lxuowlerlgg rs rgqurred Ol The wor p1 J F1 clay 41 1 Y Q slut L M wg ' Q uCTro1 1s C oss ks p 01611 bol 1feresT1r1Q cmd bduCc1l1or1r1l cmd ye,ry berwo lC 1 to flu students A KRON D1 Yllif N Durlwum Nrclmolos Nuchols THlRD ROVN S wq SECOND ROW Doughlon Cforq Bechtel Olson rwrssx Wll 1 Toylor Schmrdt Wllrums Oulrlcy Rvynol 5 NlCl'1OlClS Pomeroy Chrlcotr FRONT ROW Lbc1l'm Folsom Wrllrrmms Ayers Holrvmrw Morqfm Mucor Caswell Zolnoslcu P vc gfvvme sion Row ll fl VN:-D Gu is NM NW .us cr-we HW 3,5 4-v 1-, ?- Jqbg. Horne cnfvnon -5 . f 5 s Th 1 rlrwor' ed Cr T L Cla ss ol 52-53 lu . hurl Cl very cesslul ycor rmclor ilu,- Q l 2 ll1 1 prr y purpo' of tl1is floss is To l0c1Cl1 .Ol3ly r 1 S 1? ' C1r,5p flr ' lly s ' H11 r Q 'll1 l lSHlC1d! up olr1 l J v . 1 s o- s 1 2. 1 lt rs rv 1 ' 2 1 , bo l rx 1' S O sf Q ' X A A 1 1 A ' 1 1 ' RA mg Urs ol the owomol llc rmrl lwow to lrx rmy r111r1Or rllsc1bnllllos E61 l li-2lrl Twp rs fQ1l4s2r1 lll vyl1 if lv Q lums V11 1 Q10 '1 r1r1r1 rr' rlriymg Tlw U1' lor 1l1e'f w' ,Tr ' r Tl'1, l sg lwzj ' '1 1: 1 1 1 ' 1 f igl E5 C 1 Lnorwr-, '.'QiQ'1'1, p'l'50ll' -, rf' 1'.r 'X Lp- F1'f1' '11 rl11rr11, 551' 1' Lf-411 Ar rif---1 -'11 FOURTH ROW: Athex, Mmm Lnlur1l111, Swwzrwncri Sw1r1,or1 Sm' G1:r1r111wQry Domlhyonr Plymulex Kpnyxynr ' U11 , l.f1'w- Clr1,, U'1rv1 Rff' pf 'rrriyrv Mrrrr 11 F,r-:Vfsw L1 1 1,17 . H rgfy Q 2 1 1 l1 1 1 1 1 d , I 1 1 A '1 R , e , , .1 : 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 o1 ll, C . Q Hu , ' e B rlcley, Q f' L f1f-'sir mienar' Rw-, fry .'. 41.1 gf: ,iw l , - V V lv., wa- -saws-Z? A .' '2.,,M, , 1: . 1-44 ., ' F .. ' ,1 ' X '1 ' 1 1 , 1 1 - i . 1 , - .4 n 1' l - ' .- ., 'J 5 ,. 1 A . A 5 1 s 1 ' df A ' if i ' ' - K an 1 .1 -5 x- .- EA ' 'R' E11 f7'7 ' ,fa ' v 1 J ,f,.g,L Ag . . 'a I y 1 ' 1 r...1..,.s..-s.o.- ' 1 ,r ' x Y ' AQ-W . , R -' 'xt A . f A. - no 9 --ku hh x if , r ,i. ii i , - 4 A nit.. 'wrig-'t ir f,.,i,ritr 'X Suri: Morley 5.-ide-rs. ni gl' ,, ,rv , 5. JA.,,,, iv o..,. .4 jg , ,Ve , j,it,,.Aj Hw all JNL RU A Cir-rrirrir ci-kifitrr N cr'zil -- 5 irnimr' iirfv'-in N. grit ngriir- fyn-'h, Daogtitgri VW AN' QT VA i,l:r' H 'utr-rilrot'i-rn lVlrrr'1: N flir' i- if-iin l l r' irinflr-r Mrs 0ls id, l U f Z. ! Io The school year at i952-i953 has been a very busy and soccesstpl one tor the Fware l-lornernalcers of America of Lerartcrt Hgh The ctticers were: president, Beverly Nicholas, vice president, Artheda Lander, secretary, Sue Gamblin, treas- Freddena Morgan parliarrientarian, Barbara Higgin- bcttcni lristcricrn Eertty Seiders, reporter, Deanna Taylor, UVEEV, scrg card 'r3crcatio:'al leader, Geraldine Pittman. This yea' tre F t' A las laccr' Lrcir the scccesstal guidance ot Mfg. V1C'Cl7l'f O 'cd Tie oiticcrs vvere instaled and all new i L rr : rw L: rr it,f.'r,Q c.t ci :fi dlelight service October I4 To no clnrctrz F ll A, vviclc November 2 to 8, the giris X ,wx ' ry? 'rccmiia tlrrg c.. 1 r ieakczi' and .at'e r.ed 'he Methodist X X! x ,Q Lit c.. rsgtlcr, pcserted a radio progfani over KGAL, l , E V: Q' :i c'e4 A Yale acvvntovvn and a candy sa e at school, had BEVERLY MCHOLA5 c ly. ftt licard ct sclcol, and had displays both at schocl g- , i Hes, c 'L' divwtovvn. Eight Lebanon F H A. girls attended the district meetir-g af Tatt Anite Aye's was Lebanons candidate for district chairman. Artheda Lander and Karen Kruse presented a clever slcit, and Donna Nicholas and Artheda Laridrgr rncdeled in a style shcvv at the meeting also, Candy Sales to raise rnoney vvere carried cn throughout the school year, The largest rnoney nwalarg protect the girls undertook was the selling ot greeting cgrdg The F. H. A. also planned and prepared the May Day picnic. ln the spring nevv olticers are elected and installed. These officers are: president, Artheda Lander, vice president, Charlene Coughran, secretary, Carolyn Barnani, treasurer, Anne Ayers, parlianientarian, Patricia Srhithp reporter, Jeannette Dolson, historian, Mary Ann Doughton, and song and recreational leader, Kay Hill. 3175. BK 'hr 725' K f 1 WK- fWC'5i 18 Q. it QQ' HN' www be QC' Tw- ug- --5 L, SACK QCA Nz,-umzr' S, 'r , A t, Q'-xg-S-I ,- SECQND QQVN vhgvpe- E . Crm ','g.., Q- R1- IRONT ROVV, D-.str Rh- :ttf tw rw 5, D' Q Q llUgIf1lllC ' QQJ' Thr- wtxvich :tfifrttbme at thu hw? Scuad thrs ear vveru 4 Y wig, Ve:-rrtrm Gentry, Jark Wrlhamwrt, Larry Syrah, Jack Fatt, V , ' - rw S 4 Jar? Hth,-y, OO dCIt Ncatttatt who rhoycci and was later rez- f ptafca by Gary Mctitrtttr'-yf Pow Backtaw, Vtc Dixon, RC hh ra Q ' Km rn' ', Pa., Kratzke Jwtrcw :tha Dah ChOVTtbGVNC1'D, Gordolt - -.f' a , , . . f V. Effmrha J C, thc Lott, Km Avrtt, Kotth Rtchards, F Y .J ' Seri :ri T- hte year the We sa,.ar: Wag active tm many tire dritis. Q 'WU wtrwz: how tg asf- rrrtrty at thu various types at hm 'xi UQLMU fy zghff' trrfrttrzg thCff- typhs tatmd in out Sitxlf . fry f'-Qrzorwsfrtfe tar 'hc VTWCIMWGVWGVWCC at elf-, ,tjhjyrv tw r. :fn ,x Crm t 'VT' V 'fl '53 twzgf J tlw ,f'c: NC1S if-1 fra tt-Q L+,:1a:taa-Mtfwruxtrq Euasxctbah uartrci XNQ atgg hchit ,t J GORDON BARNES Ftrc Ctzwt dame attor this aarrr: and this rtattct: proved highly saccrfg- tat Thig year at tha artrtaat Stadurtt Brady CCIVIWVVCII, thc riff: Squad had the dart throw booth. In the gprmg, OH Aprit 24, We hgtd aa' 'IVWIWUKZE ttwtttctrwk hat! 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J H, UNSW Tue Sf, X' 'Viz' , 'rye 5-11' .wo 2553: :ve gd 'Q' :FofQ:'1 v W ' 17-5 X ,rw-U N, -em-5.53, Bcgmmwg 7,10 Sa-sooo fCHWl'S,CV Aho VVodoNg- rock over' Uno pit 3: eofo' AK: mos Qi wi-A gm of Lgkjgvgm HQ? Sghgg' CMV 'f 91:55 mc.-j'f 'ff Soc LDHXCI1 fo tv, 'z xv, ,Q1?LL1f f' - 'Nu' of 'Fw vqff, HOV SKIN Corwgisfed Qfg czsiocxfrfo f-1' x :,.,X, A,-rw Fmgnwi' 5fi'C'lf!! vwifef, Cow! V X 6 x51i 'C :- 'N' Su- D:9m:1'Qe :c1'o Qclxuf BAMHAWVW, uw! bw vo H1 :w'Q:'mgy-w Nomxl Scibcr wud JO A ww Dmkzow. VVS. YV.-x1Qf'LI . W' H C-xffxi fx 'Pi L L:15 ::Clx.fi JEAN X-VCIXV' I .'..:x .1 'AA ': 'xl76D' C' 'VC fEf'QIQLN' 'g S'f1ii 1' W N Luofworv U H gf 5dwoo1 Q 5 ' Nw yeof 19' V'iEP hlfmem 4 it BACK ROW: Blaclxeter, Avrrt, Chamberlain, McBride. FOURTH ROW: Dixon, Neustel, Richards, Lott, Morehead, Kiatzlse, Kirkelie, Siegner, Stitt, Tl-HRD ROW: Whitmore Crenshaw, Guggisherg, Connet, Johnson, Anderson, Wise, Stone. SECOND ROW: Ward, Slocum, Burian, Hoover, Christensen, Morrow, Gilley. FRONT ROW: Messrner, Fuller, Rhodes, Fenner, Canoga Gamblin. Hi-T' The Lebanon l-li-Y is one ot the oldest boys' organizations in the high school. The group was organized in l94l with a total membership ot nine boys and today it has a membership ot thirty-tive boys. Mr. Page has been the Hi-Y advisor since its start in 1941, The Club has as its mottor To create, maintain and ex- tend throughout the school and community, high standards cf Christian character. The boys in the club are selected with this ideal in mind and in general, the year's obiectives are to lnolp the school and community in any way possible. Through money raising activities, the Hi-Y Club con- tributes to the Childrens Farm l-lcme, the World Service Off ganization, and at Christmas time a large tood basket is given to some family in need. Any service that can be performed BILLY FENNER to help the school is always welcomed by the l-li-Y Club. President The otticers who carried on their duties so etticienll-,f during the i952-i953 school year are as tollcws: president, Billy Fenner, vice president, Doug Rhodes, secretary, Arthur Fuller, treasurer, Christie Ivlessmer, chaplain, Joe Canaga. The group has had a very successtul and enjoyable year and the annual l-liAY picnic in May completes the activities tor the year. 66 4 A . 3 . U 11' SUCIUU f, f , X, ,,,w' wr, z, 'fwf- Y f 1 ' U 1 Muff, ffwhr 5 W, 4 f W1 I V rg ' PM up ff qc Avs vv-Q X 4 , .1 f- -M14 C1C+fl ' Pclfwofiin CWDP Q ff FK' W r ,awf- ,.x-, , 1 , ,Wm Www 5 CV7YbS'S f , prese- BOIGWW Johnson A 4 Swnmsovw fl J Syrm' ' I H 1 Li RCM,- :H Vg: A K meg fx FUQ I l ,x,, r , H , .7,. I - Q w.,x,. 1 ' f ,1l- . 4 V v 1 s 1 ' ' xc' 'L -,TL.,-rT 'wx'4xgv '12 K . A, , , M, .. 1 ' ' Tw ,W HM ww il :wy -v 1', U . f 1 f ' 1 germ 'r xJlli1f 1.A'xLx-ik? ' Nw ' fn, ,,,W,.,,Xf H ' 'f1kfWt' . Q-V 41' ci MLS W-1 V-cf. fvJr','.x.. 1, , ,y. 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'ivy Gerwwer, Norma Smltc-' X C 'rf' 'wif 'f 'f,- L 'V' 'K1 :ten Joyce Lorvik 5 Wi crcvgv ' 1-' 'ffdx 1 1- o iH1',f Ecwiv 'r QLQVEIQ 5 ' ' NCS, Qverfdue beck 1:1111 -1 11 lx cf'111t1, P :Wy jx 1 U? gf' BAQK RQVX. Ginn:-M Czlixsev, H 'Q 'J-if ml KPQNT PIIVN Ylwovnv, fklexl, bww 'ww v llluclzizzu Slmp Tlw n Uluvmwldnc-c1:flcl'lf' my Mr Gcxlnvs, Seprwnlllf 'Q l95Q, ln' llwf lWl,VfJC': ff ulecnng officers, Tlme olllcf-'S 1- f,-Sec: A' 'ff jl'f'Q'C1C l' dd. ' G user, wce preslclenr, Ella:- ' ffcCeed ff2c e'dw Joe Ala, vensurer, George Kundefs who lcmw nfslgfw-d und :dove-cz Donald Roe wcns elected 10 'f:ld 'l45l-C1163 il- We c ,D ,wus C'QC1 'ZuG 'of 'ne purpese of promohng l,f,r1e rlwvlclng und 'new si-lmljlllry czrnong sludenls, slwoeld lv-y ewlf' lilwlf .fQlfl'lOllC1 lleld f1l'f'-' grc1dUC1TlOn, T' , s'.'Q:cl'f- 5 :v4, C'.,:z Q flea: cllswibmer cz? bemmgei le e?l'er cU,s fzwl fzlcgcfnlfcmlor 5 HW flue sclwool. Tlw clb 'cd flee sll'-Q slwev lboollv cn the A. S. B.CC1l'lllVC1l 'lug yew und wcldf- cz QKUSS fnnounl el Oboe? Sl5 OO. School vfflwces l r'cdc-cl ll., dwg lmbles lev rlw nleclwnlccll ClVClWll7Q NARVWGLASER cdgg, lwgl ,enqe nwci poll, mdlsng elcwdcnrcls, und epc1llwQ pfeedenl Qclwoc clevw, if vvf,-Tcilng Conwnwnlly sewlces included same :ng OUT lvvo pond Qcxw l3c1r'5 lor' Llnn Plywood, repcxlring cmnle lacwds, Snmfenlng meter nmunls, slwdlsng Cl f-.' 'cle' llfqflil, r,l'lO!ff1l:llil Clflvf' ilecxll, weld- fg 5c,mJlc:c'ei, and nnolclng cl Clozw' NOS' 'wc-'wwluly The clee Took C1 comblned field Trip cmd llsnlng Twp To Klunxcmth Fcxllg They we-nl fnrocgln llwe Ofegon Teclnnicol lnmlmlicvn und llwen went flslwlng, cwd wok C1 nmplw needed mel in Uppev Klfxnlmlw lcllcn, 70 www mv.-.. Clflicu Q jirls Thi: Office Stull is not ci club or on orgcinizcition hut on elective course in the hi gh school curriculurn offered to iunior and senior students Those who choose to tolie this course work for one school period in the offices ot the high school ond in return receive one turl occidernic credit. They work in groups of two or three cit -fciiious periods of the dciy. Mrs. BUVQPSS, our very potient secretory to the high school, is the supervisor of the Office Stott. The niost rmportcir.. duty ot the Gftice Stott is thot of collecting the ottendczrice slips f r-. coidirg them cccurcitely, ond keeping :ni occcrczte record ot oil ohsences. Other duties include typing, tiling, ditto rind nnnir-ogroph work, ond meeting ond working 'ith stwdents 1 X blic if J. - c nd pu Thr stritl lil gnning with hrst pfvrirgrf .wgrfi Ccwol Ecirry ond Lucile Woods, second period, Jock Vlfrird, Modeline Bciiley, third pi,-ricd, Lcis Fisher cmd Shoron Former, lou pi-ricpfl, Nino Sf- ins, Sliciron lrottnr cinci Mfiriiyn Gillirrn' tifth period, Loro Housen cmd Betty Ann Eci'dwin, Bcvlgci ci Elnrr,-r rind Eor imc- ff' ylvifz sixth period, Pot Dodds on-sl Mildred Grove, seventh period, Ruth Miller ond Corol Johnson. llc students enioy working in the otlice cmd the experience is yoluoble. BACK ROW Wnrcl Bride-,r S'i','Rf-f .lohnszm 5q:'1tt.-win Woods Mrflv Elrnef, Former, Fisher. FRONi ROW. Mrs. Bufgess Oodcs, Grows hevvser, Gililoi 5':v tS, Trottier. ' a x 7 ' 1 ith Qu li C DIYIUI' of U, . 'r ' 'uv ' - ' ':'w '+ ' 'yt' L lf. 'ff .I 4'.'A'x ' 1,1 .1-Q: 1, yx, Q H , ' H K ' fm ,, XV, . , L- 4 1 1'-vil' ' ' wi 7 wmv- , ,LH V5 I . .,. 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H15-' S, A rf- 3.1-if C-fm-5,- Russr-ii SFCOND POW' Soutt N U if-r ., .rt P+:-r S-1 .. f i1e- VJ' gt C':i'tAfl V FRQNT FEOVV Str-fy-i'i'1ir intt Fuiii-i Mowt Jwi x 571 wrrii Civ' r Bot' iffD' -v 1.11 Mist Eurxricirim-' F' iF2'fUR KULQEQ P eStdei1t ot Oregon ort deriortnte i Jrrlufirfuis As second iorgest duh in the schooi, the Poietteers Ciuo hos ehroyeo o very successfet yeor, Seyeroi worthwhile proiects were itndertokeri, beginrwihg with the receptioit giueiw :ity the :ido Neuerrber 5th in honor of American Art VVeeic, A1 this reception townspeople were ifmveo to exhibit i14tnctQ z:t's ot 'he Aniericzts. in responzz Mrs, George Herron, Mrs, Kenneth Moyer, Mrs Kenneth Vv'ii- shiie ond others had it good showing oi Mexicoh indian and Conodion ort pieces. Seyeroi iocoi ortists exhibited ntoided Ceonwics ot greet igeouty. The high schooi ort deportrnent ciao hozz on interesting showing ot hrindfntode pottery os weii os wrnter Colors, etc. Locoi ortists had Quite o few oii r:ri1'i-trgs ot niispfczy, The duh seryeo inte shefbet punch onri heiri open house the iotiowing right utter the Freshrnc n potrieck rtinner' On iebruciry nineteenth, 31 inernbers ot the ciub Chert- ereri C1 irftiiwoys bus Cried rhode U iieid trip to the Uniyorsity nt in Eugene, The firt educotcn deportnieizt wronged G for ot the yorious dctssroorns, Most interesting wos the scuipturing dernonstrotions and iecture by the instructor, Vfoyne Tyson. M q:r'1i Mrs Doie Curtis ot the Cyttg POJTQY ot Eintiro hed orrctrgeci severfii rierirortstrotiorff on the pottery vyheei. Witiie on 'he Eugerie trip the ohh riowixzferi oi points in trtiyfj-s hrosheg, xtttd white primer tor ltoorols, os it wos riecicioci to hoyr oii-pciinting ciosses during ootiyrty period. However, this hrzd to he done ot nooir instorid during 'cite Aiprii :md Mgy, The oioifs officers were Art roiiei prsisicientg Erri Lot' rigs pi-ggidgitr, fecordtmg secretory, Roth Dueringf ond treosurer Doiores Morgan. -ft ' Q 1 Qt'Q'B!lB?fQafsa 'Sis3u5WKF? Awstihsil 4EWvk lft-n'W5ss-ff: 22 QWKAQKE 'ins vt 0- T' T wi t BACK RQW- Sqltyyiitlt, Eclcwt, Grzxhm Gunderson rlevlin. SECOND RQVN. Booxer, Hztslcins Hosh Wg. TRONT FEOVV Mr. Bishop, Ayers, McBride, Fritz. cwciuizcu flzilt The Leponon High School Science Club wos orgonized to loster ond mointoin interest in modern scientific developments with porticulor emphosis on biology. The club is G chorter member ot the Notioriol Science Clubs of Americo, which is the principol science orgonizotiort in the nc1tion's high schools. Eoch member weors ci sterling pin ond possesses the S. C. A. membership cord. The pin insignio is on emblem de- signed to symbolize science. lt consists of cl geor boclcf ground upon which is mounted o test tube in the center lilled with ci liciuid chemicol giving ott gcis which burns nt the mouth et the tube Cn either side ot the tube ore symbols ol lightf ring t'cisloes or iodio wcives orronged in wing-lilce pctttern. The S. C. A. otters mony odvdntctges to its ncttionol l clzorter ntembers. Among these ore the weekly science news MWA MCBFUDE letter which is on upeto-dcite summory of current science re- pmgdem seorch cmd clevelopmentsg bciclc issues ot science tolent secirch exominotions ore ovciiloble to club members who wish 'o goin o generctl ideo ot the type ol excimincition given to science students in the ncttioncil scholorship ccmpetition. mctny scientific books ore civoiloble to club members through the S. C. A, regulor notion-wide broodcosts ol scientific intormotion ore oriother tunctict ol S. C. A The club protects for l952f53 were voried. The membership studied the onotomy ond physiology of vctrious lower onimols, mode blood slides, dissected decigl trogs, developed o bolonced eguorium, ond hod o skit in the sophomore ossembly. The club officers lor i952-53 ore: Myro McBride, president, Gerold Pierce, vice president, Joyce Fritz, secretory-trecisurer. The club dues ore S160 onnuolly 74 w. ri- Y T111 11. THQ- 1r,'rl11c1c11, group ur The Y, VV, C A Large frhw, hclvr 1 1 c 1 r,f1r?cTT7 VUL und Sem YN' H. fr Jw,-rag Ucfaf 111-11? E11 Sh11ro11P1 .1 'hf rw-.1 .,:. 'UV MZJH- 'hwugh rr fL !f! 'i7W1 cr1fr O . , J. H . 111. , 1 1151. Snr,-Corrv Cr, 45, W ll ref'o Moser M1 K I 1 5 H W-1 fo 1-- if 8 QA 0 r lv, l . ,. 5 X 2 X , , 1 QP' A 2 5-nb-f' - Y NN, C, fa I1fiOCh1UC,1IfCI'S 111 which To meer, huT 111 wg-1 u','11r1u11!1e3 rwfer 111 their hrgh schools O5 cf ,- 111710-cu1'r1cu or program. U H. S. The duh rnen1hffr5hip corne5 from The Junior 1 cmssei, und 12 open to QMS rn these closses who is The rrghr woy, Thirty-one giris fi?1 1ST,c:11 fuzzy' f rrwerwrrjfmu, The orhcms for The yeclr were: prefi- 71 .rw 1,res1f11111r, Noncy Tonnerg secretory, rdun, rrr,-w1u11,1, Ruth Mrrlerg chclplcxin, Dorrene Gro- ,'1f111 5f11hr11:1 Ehnerg cmd student council repre- I, ,W 5 Q L-411171, :how or 1-huh fne rnernbers eorned Their pins 11- roi ofnwo c1cf11,f1r1ee, chocorcxre for Chrlsrrncls for rlorecx, fievcorcurfng school C+'1 1SYHWOS tree, Christmas 11f,-c-dy rf111.11y und ro The old forks home, denoted ' ': 941: 511'Ff,-ring cwd orgonrzrng nrorericuls for '-'us-1 1- 1r1,',1:1fc1r conference 1n Corvoiiis, herperi hnorh nt the A S. B. cornrvol, decorored for and ff r soc-c1ker5, ond gove G mother-doughrer 1111: 49 srmcfcmr OCCCISVOVWS such as for Christmas, on ol rwhs. er If fxvr' C.:1'1-Vvc1u, pfwvc-U Schroder, Pcmrr. 1-1111:f3 Pwwf--. 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We NLM fvkgrnlacfs non wngngizf- f-UNM .NEIL 55,63 S: -'XwQ'N' N, sixteen Juniors aOLH'TP't'U Scg,nonv:u:f , md m .- , Jem fwsfwrvcn A Change in Qlwglbnny for T?1QC'LJf3 vvcm nwndf- nw, WN LQ Mg ff 5 f,5'fq 'l'XqLj1HkLi To Mme- elwgebnlty snps Swgncni by tnf-n wp-m,b1.,'5 wwf Wg K fn- 1 ,ip ,-.115 pQ ?'Qipc1TinQ in SOVUQ cwcnvity If The QmdQnr'g Wgvk vvm y-gf qw f fgpggnf 'Qu' pi-'ign wouici be rnellglbki for than Fjklfflllliflf wcck und wus nm alncyfwff 'gt 1 C ,Q czcnwfics Wy, 5.1, C yn Mgkuod Yo sponsor two new :mivmos This yew gpg- My fhp HH 'gf'-yn f 'C cms' was The Euster assembly. -f P rv- xx Mzfrinul: Fffwmfix Sp - XA Hg. Q. f A ',- -' 3 l'1v.w S vvvw fn. 'H QQ 531. - fl--' SW- IV MCH 4, QQ! Qflnznh.-Y' H151-' A BCP G :.e f f vV 3-H-'z rn ' 'v F 'wg G-wmlqn, FQ,U7 Q' f'. Q ..1 fy L' ir zrftwf' P:',-ANU, Cf:iC:wf Y, J -M '-.- wv' SM V- K 'f Q f5.1MgA4 ffl SJ' 'Cm-5-' O HIV: H ff W . : 'fr K g Lv-H .,u1S Dunk, V'--'V v-' Sfnvv-H B ff-ag KU, ', TFCCNQ if ' f' C' G': f 'n G. IV' . 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X J 2 ,sw BACK RCHVV l-Norkn-an, lxAqK'nng,', Darby FLW Av- , mi f eq VVll.ciins Rowell, Brown, Gentry, Mr. Wells FOURTH ROW' Atkins, Saxton, K':r'oi', Bu t S rnet, with Dowell Beaton, Snyder, Hammer THlRD ROW' Cone' McVf--it Leisv, Mcli rinegf, Sm-th Clark Nicholas SPENCER SECOND RCJVV Gatchell Gaskill, Bishop Monroe, Rhodes, Kratzke, Molick. FRONT ROW Batman, Larrgnraclc, Hoover, Plf-ss, Beaton, Parks. on as W D H or lzirirl floollarill Murle Wells, B squad lootoall coach, coached the Braves through the unsuccess lul season ol l952fl953. Even though the Leoanon 'B' experience vvas gained to oe put to sauad succeeded in winning only one game much use in the tuture. Charles Press, larry Hoover, ana Tyler Cone worked hard during the season and sontetiines played on the A squad. Each garne there was a aitterent captain chosen to oversee the plays Juniors areg Vveldon Mcliinne Gary Mcliinney, Doug Rhodes, and Sophoinores are Fred Vvilliain y, Melvin Darby, Vernon Gentry, Ronald Hammer Paul Kratzke. s, Bill Saxton, Jirnrny Srnith, Doug Gatchell Larrv Goslall, Darrell Bishop, Benny Monroe, Dick Bateson, Charles Langrnaclc, Larry Hoov Charles Pless, Jiin Beaton, Donald Povvell and Edward Leisy. Ftqlnnpn Qt-Q, Pm Rowell, Frank Brovvn, Bob Adlans, Terry Korton .lim Burnett Don Beaton, Don Snyder, Tyler Cone, Jerry McVein, Mickey Clark, Nick Nicholas Jack Spencer, and Gary Parks B9 M 1' 52' -. X N I, , l nw '- f Tm HJ ' f..f , -, -fx, Germ H fi KC nfl-s tau D Kmby I scoff Rowell - Flvmt -I-h0nPf xfzrr-ifffl. fl Spmsaut 5 N W 1 fl eu Q' xg! hc:-:fhtls A , n O ' Q fn , ' C x rw u, V , af - 1 x , - xr AV - cl' X fi- . 1 'f LJ J Hx' ' '15-,'. 7k 1 .11 .-- -H J N? ACN Y' ' '51 4 I 3- 'L V ' 4 Danby - Evans 'L N, ,li5X 'I XX x F, 2, Y Rouen-Nofzngea PRRKS - Rnclwnmds Nofzngen-Lngggy ,- ,. . X ' ,pup in N19 0. N N I . X fflfy ,. Hyfns . ml' Downs ' x ' I 1 ,X U Don M KQN W Dale xx. Y jvc , l at X I 2 L . W ' M rw ill? C BX l Y 9 J x Si J 'X ' 55 5 3 ri, f-7 T'fz FW .1 Q V' MM M 1 'T 1'-f' M inf ' M 7, ' 4 Q be 5'Y' ,N A nf X If wi L, -1 5.12 Q3 2 f ga !J55 fZxwE 1 , Elbow J ' 'ie ' Duck H Muay ' Keufh aa aM 5 ' M'-'X rg ,... ,, 4 M fv , DON x M ffl! x...f' BACK ROW: Maliclx, Garrett, Johnson, Stitt, Fort, Langniaclx, Kuhns, Diercoff, Wilson, A, Russell, R. Russell. SECOND ROW: Nicholas, Crenshaw, Griffith, Gatchell, Gentry D. Fort, Siegner, McCrory, Sierte, Hammer, Nichols. FRONT ROW. Mr. Gerfcn, Fenner, Vanclivcr, Caldwr-ll, Dixon, Blacketcr, McBride, Standlcy, Hudlow, Jordon, Trcicle Four wins and three losses! Coach Earl Gerfen agrees that the l953 track season vvasn't bad at all, This year's team, composed of many underclassmen, shows much promise for the future. With only five returning lettermen, the team proved to be one of the best balanced squads in recent years. McBride, hurdler de luxe, broke school records in the high hurdles and low hurdles, Dixon, another Mathias, threatened school records in the shot put, discus, broad iump, and high iump. Blaclceter and l-ludlow were good for points in the distance events. Nicholas, a freshman, shows promise in the pole vault. Gentry proved to be a pleasant surprise in the 440. Vandiver held his own in the dashes. Seigner, Richard, and Wilson put the shot. McCrary, Darby, and Standley tossed the iavelin, Gatchell, Griffith, Diercoff, and Malick ran the 440. Snyder and Wilcox were milers. Nicholas, Hammer, Fenner, and Garrett ran the dashes and hurdles. Fort and Stitt pole vaulted. Members from Lebanon, in the class A, District 5, championship in track and field events, held at Spartan Field in Corvallis, on May 8, T953 are: Dixon, 2nd place in discus, 3rd place in hi-gh iump, 5th place in broad iump. McBride, 2nd place in low hurdles T80 yardsi, 4th place in high hurdles T120 yards, 6th place in broad iump. Gentry, 2nd place in 440, Nicholas, 3rd place in pole vault, Richard, 5th place in shot put, l-ludlow, 5th place in 880: Blacketer, 6th place in mile. The relay team got 5th place in the district. This team was composed of four boys, each running 220 yards, Norman Vandiver, Vernon Gentry, Victor Dixon, and Malcolm McBride. Only three boys got to go to state. They are Victor Dixon discusl, Malcolm Mc- Bride low hurdles, and Vernon Gentry 4403. SEASONS RESULTS Lebanon, 53 Corvallis, 69 Lebanon, 6lVQ - Cascade, 6O'b Lebanon, 55 V3 - Stayton, 66 QX3 Lebanon, 82V2 - Sweet Home, 39VQ Lebanon, 44 -A Albany, 78 Lebanon, 63314 f Central, 58'A4 Lebanon, 69 V3 A Sweet l-lome, 52 2X3 37 Q fy' -3- 'sal 'W 4'5- 'L L rw L ,1 Q hi. 'Bl .4 ' ' V , , 1 .. , 1 Q- JS . 'H ' 7 i L',L T-lt L v vs' .3 ' r M C-L Z BACK ROW: Mr, Kane, Kratzlce, Bishop, Alley, Jensen. SECOND ROW. Hayden, Morrow, Nicholas, Hoover, Carroll, Smith. FlRST ROVV- Ploss, Schaf-fm, Messmr-r, Saxton, Neustel, Lamphere. ll griselvatl l This year's Warrior baseball team, having only three returning lettermen, did not have a very successful season. The team this year was very young, consisting of eleven sophomores, one iunior, and three seniors, The three seniors graduating this year are: Captain Don Schaefer, pitcher, Jim Saxton, right fielder, and Christie Messmer, third base. Returning men for next year are: Wayne Lomphere, Eddie Neustel, Paul Krafz2e, Benny Monroe, Charlie Pless, Donnie Carroll, Nick Nicholas, Larry Hoover, Jim Smith, Darrell Bishop, Jerry Morrow, and Ken Kirkelie. The Lebanon l-li h School baseball team was coached by Bob Kane Mr. Kane g . is building a team of sophomores, and in the future, the team should do well. Lebanon started the season by defeating Scio 4-2. After that the Warriors los' the remainedr of their games, chiefly through the laclc of experience. Lebanon 4 - Scio 2 Lebanon O - Salem l5 Lebanon O - Corvallis l7 Lebanon l - Sweet Home Lebanon 2 - Salem l8 SEASONS RESULTS Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon lebanon Lebanon Lebanon O - Corvallis 3 2 88 l - Albany 4 O - Albany l2 O - Bend 6 5 - Bend 7 l - Sweet Home 8 SWAN if TO ALL LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES COMPLIMENTS OF CASCADES PLYWOOD CORPORATION LEBANON OREGON 89 WITH BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE 4+-,Uk 5 41 fs, -422'-Ei 'rr 'E in CONGRATULATICNS SENIORS' CROWN - ZELLERBACH CCRPORATION 90 REEVES CLOTHING STORE Weorurwg Apparel for all The Gentlemen In the Fommly 566 Mann Phone 941 JERRYS FOOD MARKET Quick Elf cewl Qerwce l unc LEBANON OREGON 92 rm awww? 'Www fx uu 'Wim KIRKPATRICK MOTOR COMPANY FORD PRODUCTS 94 Wes1Shermon Phone 751 X HOBBS MACHINE WORKS DESIGNING AND DEVELOPING TOOLS AND MACHINERY Generol Mochune Work Weldlrwg Metoluzlng Phone 3303 Lebanon Oregon 93 X fl ei 1, , wji ,, - A , 'fu 'f wi, M L7 4 . E , 35. r- Y-rw X ' x A AV . . - V: mg A 1 V M. I K .34 e. 2-.' 1 , Q 'BT ,, 3 x-17 ve' .v, WF ill all Ill W --v5-Y HOECK CHEVROLET COMPANY '11 L REHDY TO VVEAR SHOE? DRY OOOWS EOR THE ENURE EAMILY BRITTON S EPARTMENT STORE LASTINO VALUES 94 , , X 6 -3111? ll V Pl I A W '54 E Q ' ji , u t . 5-Y-J I . U r' 5 E I '- . . , z. 1010 MUN, 5. LEBANON Piwom- 139 , I ' E E V 'E' In E - .gm E XXRW AL S HOBBY SHOP O c BOHLE BROS FURNITURE CQNJCTQ Rxdo Furmfure Ctr C Af pwm Home of Oucuwy Fwmshmgs 836 Mum Phone 5462 'Nav- BOBS SHOE STORE 634 Mom Phone 231 Lebcmon Oregon 'QD CARLSONS UNION STATION Servoce Superior Mf1mSTCfY vm 43' CHILCOTE 8. 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Keith Rhodes ConsuIt Your Agent as You WoUIcI 1 Your Doctor or Lawyer V - KEITH RHODES INSURANCE ' flo NN15t Sherrnan Rhone 54I I AIKE i'-2 KELLENBERGER S EIectricaI Apphan FS b' Q Mann Street Rro e 634 I 1 Lebanon Oregon his KERR MILLER DRUG STORE School Supplies Statlonery Prescrlpttons 730 Mann Rhone 27I LEBANON AUTO PARTS We Handle Rafts tor Atl Makes of Ccr M-H Bert Moersch Rroprtetor Rhone 43I Lebanon 99 I I Qi- whi E R' I I C: ' - -1 A W I - I 'T ll -, B , i'f, ' fig , I E.,-'Q I ' '- I - I I swf -SV? I ,..j -QE 4 -L Q . Ax' 'T b rg' ?r A 1 ' .f. .Jn ' , .. 55'-- 1 4 ,f--.A , I t . M . ,- ' ' j-A a-v1.1 I 3. A if , ' . .. Q l . '- I vi ' I u b Q. lv N f . F X, LF .1 , . stiff LEBANON FURNITURE STORE Corner of Pork ond Ash Streets PHONE 2421 LEON'S The Home of Nome Bronds 681 Moin f Phone 462 Lebonon, Oregon LEBANON 5c 8- 1Oc STORE Condy Cosmetics Oreetnng Co Us School Supplnes Sporting Goods Toys 114 Mom Phone 3211 ,f' ZQQLMM LEBANON SHOE REPAIR 65 West Ash Ouoluty Repour Hond Corved Leother Hondbog cmd Billfolds Lebonon Oregon I 41 , 1 f- M1 IOO LONG-BELL RETAIL YARD , J , MLM TIM: I3UlIrIIvwq Imffq INN- YM, IOLIJL JIU Imnu IS III Rf IQIIOIII ' I Lvlgunm I, Uwgon I NILES LEBANON LAUNDRY OUT IT uhm IQ.. In I g ..,- NEILSON S MUSIC 8: APPLIANCE 620 Moln Phone 432I Le-bo non Oregon LAUNQRL W- 1 ,. NU WAY CLEANERS 58I Mom Phowe oII Lebonon Oregon ,J ROGER S SHOES 81 APPAREL 693 Mom Phowc 3942 Lebonon Oregon ii. i SMITH S JEWELERS Wotcncs Sulverwor I PIwOnC RICHIE S DRIVE IN Soutw Moun PIIOW YIOZ Lebn non Ovego SHIMANEK S BAKERY and COFFEE BAR 780 Mom ST Phone 57I Lebonon Oregon SMITH KUEHL COMPANY Lehonon Dragon Wk -C -f' VAN S STATIONERS 8. PRINTEPS Serving Lebonon 585 Moun Phone T002 - 5 VALLEY FEED AND SEED Feeds Seeds Garden ond P fSup5,he 833 Mom Phone LOL VERN REEVES INSURANCE Phone 41 565 Mom LEBANON 3rd und Shernxun Phone LLO3 E I ' Ln1f-'nixfxonuf Hmwa-stm Duohgf' - --- ' In qw '15-QI.-. I A W, ,Q-4 . 21 A' kb.,- 1 7 I ' D 103 WEITZEL S Stuff und Things. for Everyomf 630 Munn Lubnmon PHONE 3I WILSON S MARKET PHONE 448I fi! COAST TO COAST STORE JOHANNSEN S MODERN CLEANERS DOUOHTON S SHOES LEBANON BOOK STORE DR TERRY M PACE LINN COUNTY TELEPHONE CO FLORENCE CORSETS 8- APPAREL THE LITTLE CHARM SHOP GAMBLES WESTERN STORE LJ MAC S FINE FOODS HEWETT S DRUG STORE SISSON S ELECTRIC HUSTON S FUNERAL HOME SNACK SHOP WHITCHER S FURNITURE IO11 I X L C 1 I 1 ' I Your COmmUmI'y BUIILIQWS STQIQ X'- ' f' , , f I I 1

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