Milwaukie High School - Maroon Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

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S K ii. QAM? Delano Duniway Morgan Oliver Shove Struble MARTIN G. ANDERSON U Oregon State College, B.S. University ot Oregon, M.Ed. Social and Economic Problems CHARLOTTE DELANO Secretar y KATHERINE S DUNIWAY University ot Calilornia, B.A., M.A. University of Paris University of Madrid Spanish American History and Government Social Studies DANIIIL T. HELMS Heed College, B A. University of Washington, M S., Ph. Biology IIRWIN H LANGE Willamette University, B A University ol Oregon, MS. Iournalism Physics General Science LUTHER McNULTY Oregon State College, B S Chemistry Mechanical Drawing MERRITT G, MCKEEL Pacitic University, B.A Physical Education Coach General Science BLANCHE MELLINGER University ol Oregon, B A. Typing D, Lange McNulty Phillips Read Thoms Webb FACULTY RUTH M. MELLINGER ' University ol Ore on, B.A. Northwestern ColTege of Law, LL.B. American History and Government LILLIAN MILLER Oregon State College, B.S. Home Economics MARGARET MORGAN Pacific University, B.A. Columbia College ot Expression, Bl.. English Ettective Speech GRAYCE OLIVER Ore on State College, B.S. Woild History English MIRBELL M. PAIRAN Pomona College, B.A. Home Economics rt EDITH T. PHILLIPS Reed College, B.A. Physical Education SADIE IO READ Willamette University, B.A. English French L, R. ROBERTSON University of Oregon, B.S. General Science General Mathematics Assistant Coach Physical Education A. R. ROBNETT Reed College, B.A. University ot Oregon, M.A. English German McKeel B. Mellinger Robertson Robnett Wilkens Wyman WALTER ROSEBRAUGH Pacific University, B.A. Oregon State College Band Orchestra Mathematics Algebra L. D. SHOVE Stout Institute Manual Training FRANCES STRUBLE Reed College Oregon State College, B.S General Science Algebra Librarian IOHN W. SUTHERLAND Willamette University, B.A. University ol Oregon, M.A Mathematics WINIFRED A, Ti-IOMS Pacific University, B.A. English RONALD WEBB Pacilic University, B.A. Commercial Arithmetic General Mathematics Latin CAROL WILKENS Willamette University, B.A Music Business Relations English KATHLEEN E. WYMAN Universit ot Oregon, B.S. Business lllelations Stenography Girls' Sports R, Mellinger Rosebraugh

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MR. BYERS ' Four years ago when Mr. Byers became principal he was as new to Milwaukie as this year's graduating class, However, the four years have passed, and now Mr. Byers is well known and liked by faculty, students, and com- munity alike. He has worked hard and untiringly in behalf of the high school and for the betterment of it, both in scholastic achievement and many other worth-while ac- tivities. Due to illness, Mr. Byers has been forced to take a leave of absence until he is able to resume his duties. The class which started out its high school career with Mr. Byers is now ready to graduate, but we hope that he will be able to stay on at Milwaukie High School for many years to come. MR. HORACE E. PATTISON VICE PRINCIPAL This year marks the end of Mr Pattisons twelfth year with the high school. lt has been a long, hard one, for he has an energetic personality which enables him to keep busy at all times. Being vice-principal is no easy job, for the position calls for constant dealing with the students over the office counter. Naturally anyone in this place needs a great deal of patience and tact, which qualities are fortunately possessed by Mr. Pattison. Both of these quali- ties have made him a successful assistant to Mr. Byers. ln addition, he has been teaching two classes of book- keeping. When Mr. Byers was forced to take a leave of absence this year, Mr, Pattison undertook the duties of acting principal. He has won the respect and liking of many students to whom he is best known by his nickname, Pat, which alone is enough to speak well for his likeable personality. MRS. CATHERINE B. PIPER, DEAN OF GIRLS Mrs. Piper has been our dean of girls for seven years, and it certainly has been a lucky seven for us. Her cheer- ful and optimistic manner cannot help but find response from the students. Mrs. Piper's natural sympathy and wil- lingness to assist in the problems that confront each and every student cause everyone to look to her not only as an adviser, but as a friend as well. During her years here she has worked to promote better programs and activities for Milwaukie Union High School. lt seems that there is no problem too large for Mrs. Piper to help in solving, nor is there any too small to merit her friendly attention. Besides her many duties as dean, she teaches Business English, and her students have found that she is just as capable in teaching as in advising them. We all salute Mrs. Piper on her seventh anniversary as our adviser and friend.

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:ff Driver Bubenik D. Brown Nortell Powell B. Brown Em? STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council of Milwaukie Union High School consists of the six student body officers who are elected by the student body the spring before they come into office. lt is the job of the Student Council to see that the affairs and activities of the student body run smoothly. Each officer has one or more faculty advisers to help him in his judgment of these problems. Their job is not an easy one, for managing the business of a large student body takes a great deal of time and effort. When our student body president, Don Driver, was called by the naval reserves for active duty, First Vice-President Olga Bubenik became president, thus becoming the school's first girl student body president since 1924. Individually the Student Council officers and their duties are: President-Don Driver. First Vice-President, in charge of finances-Olga Bubenik. Second Vice-President, in charge of athletics-Dalton Brown. Third Vice-President, in charge of publications-Ralph Nortell. Fourth Vice-President, in charge of organizations-Gracie Powell. Secretary-Betty Brown. The faculty advisers for the president are Mr. Byers and Mr. Anderson, for first vice- president, Miss Ruth Mellinger, for second vice-president, Mr. Lange, no one has been appointed to take Mrs. Pearson's place as adviser for the third vice-president, Mr. McNulty is adviser for the fourth vice-president.