Milwaukie High School - Maroon Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1942 volume:

-5-4. .,l ' X V ,- X KQ 41,-ff . ,xf. N A QQ X S I it Q' s -fi, NKX N . V'- T S. N X x u s I Dwi f Q 'Q ,Wifi is wa. x sp .9 ,QM 'A agp? 1. this ' M5 fx mm Ur 8 vs Q R M 5 TH F 1 7 9A-2 'C+ an 4 wi th dr W' OO M pd'- Ax fm N sf 'F . ,jp .VN l pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Re- public fer which it stands, one nation in- divisible, with liberty and justice for all. i 4 Jil'-5.dTi'Q.A...A-ff Mr. O. D. Byers Mr Horace E. Pattison ' ..,:.1.,..Q ADMINISTRATION Mrs. Catherine B. Piper Q' ' Q T' ' aJ.l.wa.,.m. f -A9-vw We, the students ot Milwaukie High, wish to express our sincerest apprecia- tion for the kindness and assistance extended to us by those three faithful leaders ot our school, Mr. O. D. Byers, principalg Mr. Horace E. Pattison, vices principal, and Mrs. Catherine B. Piper, dean of girls. Andersorllqm Baldwin Lange Memuity Read Rice 32. I1elms Oliver lohnson Sliove Phillips Sutherland iw, 1. Blinkhorn McKeel Ro MARTIN G ANDERSON Oregon State College, BS, bertson Thom University ot Oregon, M.Ecl. Social and Economic Problems HARRIET BALDWIN University of Oregon, B.A. Columbia University, M A. Music English I. E. BLINKHORN Oregon gate College, B.S. 0 Agriculture CHARLOTTE DELANO Secretary KATHERINE S. DUNIWAY University of California, B.A., M.A. S ani p sh American History and Government Social Studies FRANCES HAFNER Oregon State College Algebra Librarian ,B.S. DANIEL T. HELMS Reed College, B.A. University ot Washington, Biology MARIE IOHNSON Linfield College, B.S. General Science ERWIN H LANGE Willamette University, BA University of Oregon, M,A lournalism Physics General Science Coach M.S., Ph.D. S 5 if Delano Duniway B. Mellinger R. Mellinger Rolonett Rosenbraugh Webb Wyman LUTHER MCNULTY Oregon State College, BS. Chemistry Mechanical Drawing MERRIT G. McKEEL Pacific University, B.A. General Science Coach BLANCHE MELLINGER University of Oregon, B.A. Typing RUTH M. MELLINGER University of Oregon, B.A. Northwestern College of Law, LL.B. American History and Government LILLIAN MILLER Oregon State College, B.S. Home Economics GRAYCE OLIVER Oregon State College, BS, World History English EDITH T. PHILLIPS Reed College, B.A. SADIE IO READ Willamette University, B.A English French IEAN RICE Pacific University, B.A. English Speech Hafner Miller Samsel L. R. ROBERTSON University of Oregon, B.A. General Science General Mathematics Coach Physical Education A. R ROBNETT Reed College, B.A. University of Oregon, M.A English WALTER ROSENBRAUGH Pacific University, B.A. Band Orchestra Mathematics Algebra DOROTHY SAMSEL Oregon State College, B S Home Economics Art L. D. SHOVE Stout Institute Manual Training IOHN W. SUTHERLAND Willamette University, B. A. University ot Oregon, M.A Mathematics WINIFRED A. THOMS Pacific University, B.A. English RONALD WEBB Pacific University, B.A. Commercial Arithmetic Lati.n KATHLEEN E. WYMAN University of Oregon, B.S. Business Relations Stenography Girls' Sports QQ . ,.A. 4 SN 3, V I Mosher t N Fisher Braun Lau lossy G I 'I A ' ll 'T if M 1 r-N ' ' l 0 V I ' 1 l Q I , cf L 1 it THE STUDENT COUNC The Student Council of Milwaukie Union High School consists of six Student Body officers elected each spring by the student body. Every officer is advised by one or more teachers who help him carry out his duties. Since the responsi- bilities of managing the business of a large student body are great, their Jobs A ' ' ff are not easy and require a great deal of time and effort. This year the o icers were: President ..... . Ralph Mosher First Vice-President . . . Carol Fisher Second ViceePresident . . Warren Braun Third Vice-President . . Louise Lau Fourth Vice-President . . Katherine Ann lossy Secretary .... . Pat Gibbs This year the Student Council successfully carried out this year's Alumni Dance, and the Student xBody play, 'lDulcy, was considered one of the best electric timer which the Student Body urchased for the gym has proved to be a great aid in carrying out the basket- Student Body plays to be put on. The P ball games. ibb mmm-f .rw- ' J Q. QM Mr McNulty explain: tlie intricacies of Chemistry. lloirie, laizirmsl lean l3raciiIa.ii.1, loyce Lyniiiii, and Virginia Beattie, finalists in lorf-nrsic Fontest, lkwrotliy l.PdCil waits for early buts with Doug and Ellis lones. Mr Siitlierlanil rrrupoi,iriigi:: ei theorem. Mr Romipraiiqili relieairiaing orchestra, Senior islrigzi: play poster. lean Praggastis makes up Wendell Schmidt lor senior clam play. FPA, contest winners. Mal-:ing up for senior class play. Mr. Byers visits with soldier. Light crew ai work during play rehearsal Room ZUU. Siudious upperclassmen, .egg ' ex Ag i .hm L, f SENIOR CLASS President ..... ,.... . ,... . .,.. I ohn Iones Vice-President . . . . . . . .. . . . ,Chris Steres Secretary ,.. .. . . ..,. .... ,,., L a Veeda Varley Treasurer .. . . ,,,..,,.,.., ,.,.. M arian Herzog Sergeant-atMArnis. . . Don Allison and Ernest Thompson Advisers ,.,,,., Mrs. Frances Hafner and Mr. Daniel T. Helms As the Seniors of 1942 leave Milwaukie Union High School this year, they will carry with them many happy memories and will have left behind them many accomplishments and contributions. Ralph Mosher was named captain of the football team by the boys on the squad. Other seniors on the team were Doug Iones, Herbert Haberlach, Don Allison, and Ernest Thompson. To keep senior affairs running smoothly, a Senior Permanent Committee was elected. The members were Ann lossy, Ralph Nortell, Mary Ann Iessop, Nance Bourne, Peggy Cady, Hugh Mills, Marian Herzog, Iohn Iones, La Veeda Varley, Chris Steres, and Ralph Mosher. The Seniors enjoying the soughteafter honor of membership in the National Thespians were Chris Steres, Barbara Wisdom, Ieanne Praggastis, Ann ,M yrs: lossy, La Veeda Varley, Louise Lau, and loyce Birke- meier. The Club took in five new membersfloyce Lynum, Calvin Hulbert, Beverly Slaney, Virginia Beattie, and Mary Ann Iessop. Lawrence McHill represented the Senior class in the Student Body play, Dulcy. This year, as in the past, the Seniors sponsohed the Alumni Dance under the directorship of the Alumni Dance Committee. Also, with the help of the Iuniors, the two classes elected a Prom Com- mittee headed by Carol Fisher, chairman for the entire dance. Warren Braun edited the Milwaukian this year, while the Maroon was under the editorship of lean Oshanic. Both of these editors went to Eugene to the High School Press Conference. Warren was elected presi- dent of the Oregon State High School Press Assoe ciation. Ioyce Birkemeier and Chris Steres were elected by the class to be the speakers for commencement ex- ercises and baccalaureate service. Allison, Don-Ski Club 2. Tennis Club 2, 3, 4. Band 4. Fire Squad 3, 4. Track 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3. Football 2, 3, 4. Letter- man 3, 4, Sec.-Treas. 4. College Prep. O.S.C. Anderegg, Helen-Glee Club 2. 4-H Club l, Z, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4. Commercial Course. Behnke-Walker. Anderson, Charles-Transfer from Naval Ammunition Depot, Hawthorne, Nevada, 3. Maroon 4. College Prep. U. of O. Anderson, Norman-Band and Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. FFA. 4. Babcock, Iulia-Home Ec. l. Tri-Y 3, 4, Pres. 4. Prom Commit- tee 3. Emanuel Hospital Nurses' Training. Bader. Mary-General Course. Baier, Lee-Tennis Club 2. Ski Club 2. Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. Col- lege Prep. Reed. Ballard, Iune-Transfer from Oregon City 3. Tri-Y 3. Commer- cial Course. Baxter, Lester-Sr. Class Play. Basketball Mgr. 4. Letterman Club 4. Beattie, Virginia-Footlighters, l, 2. Thalians 3, 4. Thespians 4. Home EC. l, 2. Christmas Play l. Student Body Play 3. Tournament Play 3, 4. Sr. Class Play. Forensic Tournament 4. College Prep. O.S.C. Becrait, Clarence-Football 3, 4. Wrestling 4. Footlighters l, 2. 4-H Club 2, 3, 4. Sr. Class Play. Fire Squad 3, 4. College Prep. O.S.C. Bendixen. Ioan-Footlighters l, 2. Home Ec. l, 2, 3. Glee 2. Basketball 4. Softball 3. College Prep. Northwestern Business College. Bernard, HaroldfTranster from Brainerd, Minn. Intramural Bas- ketball 4. Bertman, Bernice-Tri-Y 4. Home Bc. 2. Class Treas. l. Com- mercial Course. Birkemeier, Ioyce-Class Sec. l. Sec. of Student Body 2. Thes- pian 3, 4. Booster Club 2, 3, 4. Athletta l, 2, 3, 4. Perry Award 3. Commenceme t Speaker. College Prep. OSC. Bischoff, Marvin- ross Country 3, 4. Track 3. General Co.urse Bourne, Nance-Home Ec. l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. Tri-Y 2, 3. Boost- ers Club 3, 4. Glee Club 4, Sec. 4. Tournament Play 3. Mil- waukian Stall 4. St. Perm. Cornrn. Ir. Bed Cross Council 4. College Prep. St. Helen's Hall. Boyed, Carl-Transfer from St. Helens 4. General Course. I Braun. Warren K.-Transfer from Rhea Central High, Dayton, Tenn. 3. Milwaukian 3, 4, Ed. 4. Maroon 3. Baseball 3. Box- ing Mgr. 3. Student Council 4. Boosters 4. College Prep. U. of O. Cady, Margaret-Tri-Y l, 2, Sec. 2. Boosters 2, 3, 4, Sec. 4. Perm. Comm. 3, 4. Tournament Play 2. Prom. Comm. 3. Class V. Pres. 3. Tennis Club 3, 4. Thalians 3, 4. Maroon 3. College Prep. Reed. Cameron, William-Student Body Play 3. Glee Club l, 4. Gen- eral Course. W riff VZ! M ,406 Sf X- Ca y, Bill-Band l, 2, 3, 4. Footlighters l, 2. Thalians 3, 4, V. 4. Thespians 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4. Tournament Play l, 2. ass Play. son, GeorgefTransfer trom Lincoln 4. Track 4. Tourna- ment Play 4. College Prep. O.S.C. Carson, lean-Tri-Y 1, Z. Milwaukian 4. Prom. Comm. 3. lr. Red Cross 4. Sr. Class Play. College Prep U. ot O. Clark, Betty-Glee Club l. Home EC. l, 2, 3, 4. Tri-Y l, 2, 3, 4. Soccer l, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Softball l, 2, 3, 4. Band 2, 3, 4. Athletta 1, 2, 3, 4. Ir. Perm. Comm Business Course. Clark, Richard-F.F.A. 4. General Course. Cook, Mariorie-TrifY 3, 4. Home Ec. 2. Businem: Course. Cooley, Peggy+TrifY l, 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 4, Pres. 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Choir 4. General Course. Crino, Arthur-Sr. Class Play. College Prep. U. ot O. Crosby, Coralie-Footlighters l, 2. Ski Club 2. Tri-Y l, 2, 3. Athletta 2, 3. Band 3, 4. Orchestra 3, 4. College Prep O.S.C. Dammen, LloydeGlee Club 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Milwaukian 4. F.F.A.4. Davis, Don-Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. General Course. Deardorif, Wayne+Boxinq l. Track 2, 3. Cross Country 2, 3 Driesner, Robert-General Course. Eaton, Frances-Transfer from St. Helens. Home EC. l, 2. Glee Club l, 3, 4. General Course. Eckley, Frances-Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 4. Athletta 4. Commer- cial Course. Behnke-Walker. Eisert, Duane-Glee Club 4. Mixed Chorus 4, V. Pres 4. Com- mercial Course. Eldridge, Dorothy lane-General Course. U of Portland Col- lege ot Nursing. Epplett, Maxine-TrifY l, 2, 3, 4. Pres. 4 General Course Fisher, CarolATranster from Grant 3. Boosters 4. Student Council 4. College Prep. O.S.C. Fleming, Warren-Transfer from West Linn 2. Tennis Club 2. Debate 3. Band 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 4. College Prep. O.S.C. Foltz, Dick-Footlighters l, 2. Track 2, 3. College Prep. O.S.C. ., lk L,wfjI.t Mgt. . ol aw! it l ' Freeman. Marjorie-Tri-Y 2, 3, 4. Home Ec. 4. Alumni Dance 3. Glee Club 4. College Prep. O.S.C. Gatchett, Bob-Fencing l. Footlighters 2. Glee Club 3, 4. Sr. Class Play. Tournament Play 4. Christmas Play 4. Thalians 4. Geiger, Wes-Transfer from leiferson 3. Milwaukie 3, 4. Ma- roon 4. Cross Country 4. Track 4. College Prep. Gerhardus, Raymond-Glee 3, 4. General Course. German, Le Roy-Transfer from Ietferson 2. Track 3. Boxing 3. College Prep. O.S.C. Goertzen, lack-Football l, 2. Tennis Club 2, 3, 4. General Course. Griffith, Mary Elizabeth-Transfer from Commerce Z. Girls' Sports 3, 4. Tri-Y 3. 4-H Club 3, 4, Sec. 3. Home Ec. 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, College Prep. O.S.C. Haberlach, Herbertelfootball 2, 3, 4. Wrestling l, 3, 4. Track 4. Letterman 2, 3, 4. 4-H Club 2, 3, 4. College Prep. O.S.C. Hanson, Gilbert-4-H Club l, 2, 3, 4. PPA. 4. Band l, 2, 3. General Course. Hemrich, Mary-Tri-Y 2. Home Ec. 4. College Prep. O.S.C. Herzog, Marian-Tri-Y 3, 4. Home Ec. 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3. Foot- lighters l, 2. Athletta l, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra l. Class Treas. 4. Perm. Comm. 4. Sr. Class Play. Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 4. Com- mercial Course. Northwestern Business College. Hill, Betty-Athletta Club l, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4. Nurses' Training. Holbrook, Shirley-Athletta Club 4. Soccer 3. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Softball 3, 4. Commercial Course. Hubbard, Ruth-Glee Club. General Course. Hufiman, Robert-Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Football Z. Letterman 2, 4, V. Pres. 4. Glee Club 4, V. Pres. 4. Tennis Club 2, 3, 4, College Prep. O.S.C. Hulbert, Calvin-Football 2. Stage Crew 3, 4. Mgr. 4. Thes- pians 4. Fire Squad 4. Hurrle, Charles-Baseball l. College Prep. OSC. Huwaldt, Norma-Transfer from Grant 3. Tri-Y 3, 4. Mixed Chorus 4. Illige, Shirley-Tri-Y l, Z, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3. Maroon 4, College Prep. U. ol Portland. Iaques, Bob-Fencing Club l. Football 4. College Prep. U. of Portland. Iessop, Mary Ann-Footlighters l, 2. Student Body 3. Tourna- ment Play 4. Sr. Class Play. Perm. Comm. 4. Photography Club 3. Thalians 3, 4, Pres. 4. Tri-Y 2, 3, 4, Sec, 3. Thalian Pay Assembly. Ir. linx. College Prep. Pacific U. 1... We Nl? xx xx Iohnston, Stanley-Transfer from lelferson 4, College Prep. Zloneis, Douglas-Boosters 3, 45 Sgt. at Arms 4. Football l, 2, 4. Basketball 4. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Letterman Club 2, 3, 45 UV. Pres. 3. Sgt. at Arms 4. Glee Club l, 2, 45 Treas. 4. Perm. QComm. 3. Ir. lamboree, Fire Squad 3, 4. Iones, Ellis-General Course. Iones, Iohn W.-Transfer from Grant 2. Sr. Class Pres. Sr. Class Play. Milwaukian 3. College Prep. lossy, Katherine-Tri-Y l, 2, 3. Girls' Sports l, 2, 3. Stage Crew 3, 4. Thespians 3, 4. Athletta 2, 3, 45 Sec. 3. Boosters 2, 3, 4. Tennis Club 3, Student Council 4. Perm. Comm. 3, 4. Prom. Comm. 3. Perry Award 3. College Prep. U. of O. Iuhr, Kenneth-Stage Crew 4. College Prep. U. of O. Kaslin, IohnABoxing 2. FPA. 4. Letterman Club 3, 4. General Course. Keith, Margaret-General Course. Kibble, Mary ElizabethAl-lome Ec. 3, 4. Tri-Y 3, 4. Ir. Red Cross Comm. 4. College Prep. Oregon College of Education. Krick, Marian-Tri-Y l, 2, 3. College Prep. St. Helens Hall. Kunze, Marthaeliome Ec. 3, 4. Commercial Course. Behnke- Walker. Kyllo, SibylATri-Y l, 2, 3, 4. Home EC. 3, 4. Maroon 3, 4. College Prep. U. ot Portland Nursing School. Lair, Lawrence-College Prep. Reed. Lau, Louise-Ski Club l, 2. Girls' Sports l, 2, 3. Athletta l, 2, 3, 4. Perm. Comm. 3. Class Treas. 3. Prom. Comm. 3. TrivY l, 2, 3. Boosters 2, 3, 4. Tournament Play 3. Thespians 3, 4. Stage Crew 3, 4. Milwaukian 4. Student Council 4. Ir. Iam! boree. Ir. Red Cross 4. College Prep. St. l-lelen's Hall. Leach, Dorothy-Class V. Pres. l. Athletta Club 4. General Course. Lindsay, Marylou-Transfer from Commerce 4. Commercial Course. Loring, AldenfGeneral Course. Louden, Fred-Track 3, 4. General Course. Lowe. Calvin-Tennis Club 3. General Course. Lucas, lean-Transfer from Roosevelt 2. Home EC. 3, 4. Tri-Y 2, 3, 4. Prom. Comm. 3 Commercial Course. Pacific Business College. Luchs. Henry-Boxing l, 2, 3. Football 3, 4. Baseball 4. Let- terman Club l, 2, 3, 4. College Prep. U. of Idaho. Lymun, Ioyce--Transfer from Englewood High, Chicago 3. Thalians 3, 4. Student Bocly Play 3. Debate 3. Thespians 4. Sr. Class Play. Tournament Play 4. Forensic Tournament 4. Thespian Play 4. Sr. Prom. Comm. College Prep. McDonald, Bill-Transfer from Colchester Royal Grammar School, England 3. McGregor, Marjorie--Tri-Y 2, 3, 4 Glen Club l. Sports l. Ir. Bert Cross Comm. 4. X McHi1l, Lawrence--Fire Squad 2, 3, 4. Christmas Play 4. Tour- nament Play 2. Spanish Play 2. Student Body Play 3, 4. Tha- lian Play 3, 4, Sr. Class Play. Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. Football 2, 3. Thalians 3, 4. College Prep. McLaughlin, Don-Band 2 Orchestra 2. Photography Club 3. Sr. Class Play. College Prep. Multnomah College. McMichael, Lola-Home Ec. l. Commercial Course. McNair. Martha Iane-Transfer from letferson 3. Prom. Comm. 3, Ir. linx. Boosters 4. Tournament Play 4, College Prep. O.S.C. Manker, Harvey--General Course. Mankey, Wilbur---Football 2. General Course. Martinson, Norman-Football 2, 3, 4. Wrestling 3, 4. Tennis Club 3, 4. Baseball 4, Letterman Club 3, 4. College Prep. C OS. . Melgreen, Wayne--Baseball 2. Stage Crew 2, 3. 4. Prom. Comm. 4. College Prep. OSC. Miller, Eillene--Transfer from Washington High 2. Tri-Y 2, 3, 4. General Course. Mills, Hugh-Wrestling 2, 3, 4. Track 4. Cross Country 4. Perm. Comm. 4. Sr. Class Play. Tournament Play 4. Letterman Club 4. Commercial Course. Moffit, DorothyeAthletta 3, 4. Home Ec. 3. 4. Tri-Y 3, 4. Soc- cer 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4. Softball 2, 3, 4. Com- mercial Course. Mosher. Ralph- Football l, 2, 3, 4, Capt. 4 Basketball 4. Track 4. Letterman Club 3, 4. Class Ollicer 2. Booster Club 4. Pres. ot Student Bocly 4. College Prep. O.S.C. Nelson, Sue-Transfer from Washington High 4. Maroon 4. Milwaxikian 4 Sr. Class Play 4. College Prep. O.S.C. Nortell, Ralph--Class Pres l. Student Council l, 3. Track l, 2, 3, 4. Letterman Club 2, 3, 4. Prom. Comm. 3. Ir. Iamboree. Sr. Class Play. Boosters 4. Perm. Comm. 4. College Prep. O.S.C O'Banion, Althedaelkthletta l, 2, 3, 4. Tri-Y 3, 4. Home Ec. 4. Girls' Sports l, P, 3, 4. Boosters l, 2, 3, 4. College Prep. Pa- cific U. Olsen, lean-Home Ec. 2, 3, 4, V. Pres, 3, Delegate 2. Red Cro-'K' Co'nm 4 Pron' Comm 4 Maroon 4 Colle e Pre Oregon College ol Education, Oshanic, lean-Glee Club l. Class V. Pres. 2. Maroon 2, 3, 4, Asst. Ed. 3, Ed. 4. Tri-Y Z, 3, 4, Treas. 3. Thalians 3, 4, Sec. 4. Tournament Play l. Honor Boll l, 2. Christmas Play 3. Col- lege Prep. U. ol O. Pa e. Sarahf'-Transler from Washington High 3. Maroon 4. Ole Club 4. Choir 4. College Prep. U.-of O. r7APeterson, Ida--Glee Club 2, 4. Home Pc. 3. Tri-Y 2, 3, 4 Choir 4. Commercial Course. Peterson, Mentor-Wrestling Mgr. 4 Track Mgr. 4. Milwau- kian 4, Football 4 Commercial Course. Praggastis, Ieanne-Footlighters l, 2, V. Pres. l, Pres. 2. Tour- nament Play l. Tennis Club 2. Tlialian 3, 4, Sgt. at Arms 4. Student Body Play 3. Christmas Play 2, 3. lr. Iamboree. Perm. Comm. 3. Forensic Tournament 4. Tlialian Assembly 4 Tha- lian Play 4. Thespians 3, 4, Sec. 4 Sr Class Play. College Prep. Reed. Richards, Betty-Milwaukian 3, 4. Maroon 3, 4, Asst. Ed. 4 Tour- nament Play 3. Student Body Play 3. Sr Class Play. Tri-Y 4. lr lamboree. Roth, Helen--Commercial Course. Salsbery, Sabina Glee Club. Commercial Course N N561 X Sawyer, Wayne-Transfer from Nebraska 4. Basketball 4. General Course. Schell, Doris-Transfer from Beaverton High 2. Tri-Y 2, 3. Delegate 3. Honor Roll 2. Maroon 4 College Prep. Reed. Schmidt, Wendell-Fencing l. Track 3, 4. Band 3, 4 Orches- tra 2, 3, 4. Sr. Class Play. Spanish Play 2. Shockley, Lorraine-Spanish Play 3. Commercial Course. Behnke-Walker Schroeder, Bob -Track 3, Mgr l, 2. Football Mgr. 2, 3. Letter' man Club 3, 4. Fire Squad 3, 4. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. College Prep. OSC. Schuld, Pat--Milwaukian l. Ski Club 2. Maroon 3, 4. Tri-Y 3, 4. Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Capt. l, 3 Atliletta Club 2, 3, 4. Honor Roll 4. Seamster, Gloria-General Course. Nurses' Training. Sethmann, Melvin-Class Ollicer 2. Class Pres. 3. Booster 3, 4. Fire Squad 3, 4. Stage Crew l, 2, 3. Wrestling 2, 3. Prom. Committee 3. Letterman Club 3, 4. Perm Comm. 3. Glee Club 2,3 Shields, Ieanne- Tri-Y l, 2, 3, 4. Tournament Play l. Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Prom Comm. 4. Nurses' Training Skoog, Donald -General Course. Slaney, Beverly--Home Ec 4. Tlialians 4. Tliespians 4. Sr. Class Play. Costume Mgr. 4. College Prep St. l'lelen':1 Hall. Smith, Dorothea'-ACom mercial Course. Smith, ElsieeGlee Club 2 Softball l, 2 Basketball l, 2 Soc- cer l, 2, Commercial Course. Smith, Mildred-l'lome Ec. l, 2, 3, 4. Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4. Prom. Comm. 3, 4. Girls' Sports l. General Course. Smith, Polly Anna-Footlighters 2. Atliletta 2. Tri-Y 3, 4. Girls' Sports l, 2, 3. Maroon 4. Spanish Play 3. College Prep. U. ol O. Snowley, Bertha-Transfer from Gresham 3. General Course. Snowley,Viola-Transfer lrom Gresham 3. Commercial Course. Southwick, Iune-Footlighters l, 2, Sec. 2. Tennis Club l. Ski Club 2. Tri-Y 2, 3. Class Sec. 3. Boosters 3, 4. Prom. Comm. 3. College Prep. O.S.C. Sparlin, EvelyniTransfer from Grant 4. Tri'Y 4. Sr. Class Play. College Prep. Albany College. Spring, Myra Nell MBand l, 2, 3, 4. Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4. Tri-Y 3, 4. Commercial Course. Springer, Laura-General Course. Stauffer, Edward Dana-Tennis Club 2, 3. College Prep. OSC. Steres, Chris-Cless Pres. 2. Class V. Pres. 4. Track l, 2, 3, 4. Cross Country l, 2. Letterman Club 3, 4. Band l, 2. Orchestra l, 2. Footlighters l, 2. Thalians 3, 4. Thespians 2, 3, 45 Pres. 4. Sr. Class Play. Tournament Play l, 2, 3. Fire Squad 4. Perm. Comm 3. Maroon 2. Prom. Comm. 3 Commencement Speaker. College Prep. U. ol O. Stockdale, Irene-Glee Club l, 4. Strauss, Edgar-General Course. Taylor, Otis-Ir. Football l. Boxing and Wrestling Mgr. 2. Booster Club 4. Fire Squad 4. Prom. Comm. 3, 4. College Prep, O.S.C. Thompson. Ernest W.-Basketball l, 2. Baseball 2. Football 3, 4. Track 4. Footlighters l, 2. Letterman Club 3, 4. General Collrliff Torrey, Vera-Tri-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec. l, 2. Boosters 4. Prom. Comm. 3. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4. Stage Crew l, 2. Girls' Sports. Nurses' Training. Tucker, Bud-Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4. Track Mgr. l, 3. Yell Leader l, 2. Glee Club l, 2. Basketball l, 2. Fire Squad 2, 3, 4. Boost- ers l, 2, 3, 4. College Prep. O.S.C. Twohy, Donald-Photography Club 3. Maroon 4. College Prep. O.S.C. Varley, La VedaiClass Sec. 4. Ski Club l, 2. Yell Leader l, 2, 3. Girls' Sports l, 2, Capt. 3. Tri-Y l, Christmas Play l, Athletta l, 2, 35 V. Pres. 4. Prom Comm. 3. Tennis Club l, 2, 3. Boosters l, 2, 3, 4. Tournament Plays 2, 3. Thalians 3, 4. Thespians 4. Sr. Claus Play. Home Ec. Club l, 2. Volkman, Leonard-General Course. Wagner, Nancy Lee-General Course. Waldner. Vera---Transfer from Salem 4. College Prep. Milton- vale College. Warner, Dorothy-Tri-Y l, 2. Home Fc. l. Nurses' Training. Watanabe, Rutliellome Ec. l, 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3. Tri-Y 2, 3, 4. Basketball l. Soccer l. 1- X QB- ac: 479 ,., :Graz- Mw- Wsnhf ff'IV s X G x Watkins. Norma-Commercial Course. Wiederhold, Dorothy--Soccer l, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. Tri-Y 2, 3. Home EC. 2. Basketball 2, 3 4 Wiltse, Marian-Commercial Course. Winzenried, Marcelle-elrlome EC. Club l, Commercial Course. Wisdom, Barbara-Footlighters 2. Thalians 4 Thespians 3, 4. Stage Crew 2, 3, 4. Soccer l, 2, 3, 4. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2, 3, 4. Athletta 2, 3, 4. Photography Club 3. Prom. Comm, 3. 'ood, Raymond-College Prep. Wood, Ruth-Tri-Y l. Glee Club 3, 4. General Course. Worthington, Mary lane--TriAY l, Z, 3. Home Ec. 2, 3, 4. Ath- letta 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, Capt. 3, Soccer 2, 3. Baseball 3, 4. Footlighters l, 2. 4-H 2 College Prep, St. Helen's Hall. Wright. Wayne--Transfer from Baker l. Boosters 3, 4, V. Pres. 4. Letterman Club 2, 3, 4. Boxing 2, 3. Photography Club 3. Fire Squad 4. Tennis Team 3, 4. Tennis Club 2, 3, 4, College Prep, OS C. Yamada, Hattie-Tri-Y 4. Commercial Course. Behnke-Walker. Zinser, Mildred4Soltball l, 3, 4. Soccer 4. Basketball 4. Ath- letta 4. Tri-Y Z. Commercial Course. Zumwalt, Betty Iune-Transfer from Clarkston, Washington, 4. Majorette 4. General Course. Wilken, Margaret-Transfer from The Dalles 4. Cecil, Iohn--Transfer from Pomona High School, Pomona, Cali- lo ni , 4. CollegeYPrep. California lnstitute ol Technology. 'hwy V5 3 4 ,.'-y , Cecil, William-Transfer from Pomona High School, Pomona California, 4. College Prep. U. ol O. f,' A .-F Jiffy in- ' l f' f . , RX- A SOPHOMORE CLASS OF 1940 t l Qln gllllemurg nf Qslhert Qlutress Our 1940-41 yell leader, Whose loss leaves a regrettable gap in the ranks of the Iunior Class. Never thinking of personal gain, he gave unstintingly of his own meager store of strength that the spirit of his school might grow. I A,. IUNIOR CLASS E .KW ,Xi President , Guy Owen Vice-President . Sigrid Carlson Secretary . . Rae Arlene Wheeler Treasurer . . , Betty Fletcher Advisers Miss Blanche Ivfellingei' and Miss Winifred Thom: Schools as well as ideals and industries have felt the effect of the present worldewide conflict. ln Milwaukie Union I-figh School the Iunior class has undertaken to lead the school in defense measures. Some time ago a Iunior Defense Council, composed of twelve Iuniors and their advisers, was established to carry on numerous drives and ways of informing the students in the interest of defense, Some of the Councils more outstanding accomplishments have been the registration of all stu- dents for summer defense work in cooperation with the government, the sale of defense stamps, and the signing of defense stamp pledges, and the production of a number of outstanding patriotic assemblies, The Council also cooperated with the FFA. boys in their paper drive and with the lunior Red Cross for wool and yarn. lt is hoped that this council will be carried on again next year by the succeeding lunior class. ln all other ways -in sports and extracurricular activi, ties the members of the l91ilfff2 lunior class have ac' tively participated. iii va- R 52? fx , . 52' lip W? 3'-1. as ' Via: r fb? :1v:-: e x:,.:., . . ,, - Ffa: i W :ff f xg: ' ' ' 25? 3 .,.,, , We , ' :,,. . ggi ..,,,..,.,,.,,,., ' sf M: W M Q X sl, A ,vw 1 24652 Q X A , New W Q . 445, K A' in , '- X .QW 'iwwgzg G soPH Moms CLASS Presirlent . Gene Downs Vicesprosidont Bob High Secretary . . .. loan Foster Treasurer . . Phyllis Raver Sergeant-atAArms . . . . . . ,... Mr. Iohn Sutherland The opening of school found the Sophomore class large in numbers and full of enthusiasm. Football had a good turnout from this class, three membersfGene Downs, Rlmer Cress, and Chuck Parker- f-earned their varsity Baseball followed football with three Sophomore -Don Seamster, Bob High, and Dick Oberstallerfearning lets ters. lvlany Sophomores filled lunior squad positions. Racing the boys in school-spirit, the girls won the tournaf ments in soccer, but lost to the boys' All-Star team. Tillie Cross and Carol lones represented the class in tennis, Lee Lucas did the unusualeea Sophomore winning the State Championship in wrestling. La Verne Perry and Bret Kelly also did well. ln baseball a host of Sophomores turned out. Oberstaller was a regular pitcher and High worked at first base. Tolstead and Swales acted as man- ager and assistant manager, respectively. As for cross country, Sophomore Don Lorenz won the State Cham- pionship in the lunior section of the Hill State Relay. The prize a turkey. Track brought forth the following Sopho- mores: Cress, Carmella, Downs, Driesner, Lorenz, Perry, Piper, Schmit, Tappendorf, and Flint as manager. ln the social register, the Sophomores arranged and carried out the Cotton Cord Dance which is a Sophof more tradition. ln dramatics, we presented the winning tournament play. Best actor was Bruce CBettyJ Ecklund. The Honor Scholastic Roll was reserved for only two Sophomores: Norma Atwood and Roland Zahler. ln the Student Body affairs, the Sophomores were proud of Pat Gibbs, Student Body secretary, lvlr. Sutherland acted as class adviser. mf IFN ,Qu 4? H S FF 455- My xx r ' N PK WSW Q 31-ag SSH? f. Wk i .is , :M fn :gags K5 uf Q M ,Qs X4 ,K W? Qi -'f Xa my FRESHMAN CLASS President .. Bill Schultz Vice-President . . Beryl Darby Secretary . . . .Marjorie Yoshizawa Treasurer. , . , ...,.. George Morse Sergeant-at-Arms. . .. . ,.., Le Roy Kullander Adviser. . . . . . . ..., Mr. A. Fl. Robnett The Freshmen commenced their yearly round of activie ties in December with their Christmas party. At this affair, which was given in the gymnasium, all the guests brought gifts and then drew one at random. The next event was the Iunior Iinx. This party takes place annually and is sponsored by the lunior girls for the purpose of acquainting the Freshman girls with their upper-class women. Honorable mention was won by the Freshman tourna- ment play. The cast was made up of the following stu- dents: lack Hinshaw, Barbara Farnsworth, Bill Schultz, Bertha Woods, Virginia Caroland, Shirley Walter, lean Austin, and Phyllis Whipple. Bill Schultz and Phyllis Whipple both received honorable mentions for their out- standing performances. This play was directed by two senior girlsef-loyce Lynum and Virginia Beattie. This year's Student Body play, Dulcy, also contained four Freshman actors. lack Hinshaw played the role of l'Bill g George Schneider acted as Leach , the part of Butler was taken by Albert Combs, and the character portrayed by Paul Evans was that of Sterrit. The Freshman-Sophomore dramatics club, 'lThe Foot- lighters, boasted many Freshman members. lack Hin! shaw held the office of vice-president, and Phyllis Whipple that of sergeant-at-arms. Marna Wallstrom and Esther Setterland were chosen from the ranks and tiles of their class to become drum- majorettes for Milwaukie High School's band. To earn money with which to place their class picture in the Maroon, the Freshmen combined their efforts with those of the Sophomores and sponsored a movie, The Spawn of the North. Three boys from this class won letters for their outf standing athletic ability. George Bolin and Le Boy Kul- lander received their letters for their work in football, while Richard Hicks earned his in track. 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The play, which was directed by Miss lean Rice, was a part ot the Christ- mas program in which the choral groups under direction ot Miss Harriett Baldwin, played a leading part. PATRIOTIC ASSEMBLY Highlight ot the patriotic assembly given on February l9, in honor of Lincoln's and Washingtons birthdays, was an original dramatization from the lite of Ludwig Berne-lmans, written and directed by Miss Katherine Duniway. lt called attention to the privileges conferred by American citi- zenship. The cast included lack Larson, Bill King, Bill Morse, Rupert Goodspeed, Norma Bricky, Vada Davis, Alta Redman, Sam Flint, Bill Palmer, Bob lohnson, Ernest Berg, Frank Randall, Dorothy Mosser, Lar- raine Hoy, Evelyn Cameron, Darlene Nott, Mildred Hicks, and Phyllis Prigmore. The picture shows lack Larson as Bemelmans in the Nazi jail scene from the play. s. Sophomore Class Play Freshman Class Play TOURNAMENT PLAYS The annual play tournainent, sponsored by the National Thespians, in which groups ot actors from each of the tour classes competed with each other, was held lanuary 30, The winning play was given by the Sophornores, while the Fresh- men took second place. Bruce Ecklund was noted as the best actor. Members of the various casts were as follows: Iunior Class Play Freshmen- The Ring and the Look Directors: Virginia Beattie and loyce Lynum. Actors: lack Hinshaw, Phyllis Whipple, Barbara Farnsworth, Bill Schultz, lean Austin, Shirley Walter, Bertha Woods, and Virginia Caroland. Sophomores -- Betts' Best Bet Directors: Louise Lau and loyce Birkenmeier Actors: Vera Mason, Bruce Ecklund, Norine Boyd, and Roger Tappendorf. Iuniors - Sugar and Spice Directors: Craig Kelly and lean Praggastis. Actors: lack Larson, Nina Maxwell, Darlene Nott, Bill King, and Betty Brown. Seniors - Three's a Crowd Directors: Bill Carey and Katherine Ann lossy. Actors: Bob Gatchett, Marty McNair, Mary Ann Iessop, Hugh Mills, and George Carlson. STUDENT BODY PLAY Dulcy, a three-act comedy, was presented at Milwaukie Union High School April lO under the sponsorship oi the Student Body. Members of the cast were Dulcinia Smith . Gordon Smith . William Parker . C. Roger Forbes Mrs. Forbes . , Schuyler Van Dyck . . Tom Sterrett . Vincent Leach . Blair Patterson . Henry .... STAGE CREW The members ot the stage crew, who have been responsible tor the production of stage sets, lights, and costumes for this year's many stage productions, are shown at the right. They are, front row: Virginia Zanders, Barbara Wisdom, Bettie Olsen, Cloan Powell, Chuck Risley, and Bob Pow- ellg second row: Beverly Slaney, Sigrid Carlson, Pat Doersch, Barbara Benedict, Katherine Ann lossy, Phyllis Prigmore, Louise Lau, and Ioyce Birkemeier, back row: Charles Farnsworth, lim Hosey, lack Cooper, Richard Driesner, Melvin Seth- rnann, Wayne Melgreen, and Kenneth Iuhr. Calvin Hulbert is not in the picture. Director Y Miss lean Rice Vera Mason Bill Morse Lawrence McHill lean Lawrence Norine Boyd Ronald Webster Paul Evans George Schnyder Sam Flint Albert Combs JF XV' an Q 33 SK Hi . W Ai j x W X !X K wx 1 M V TE A beautiful fliffmlrzhlp Second vom' :af-winq The Straumzz VOEIQZITLZ Love qamo, Vir4I1nm'7 Yom, qo or1,Fwm Hum. Ir: i1 mom' S1119 Oh, you kirln' Im :she pmtty, LloyXi7 Keep it nziraiqht Don? be bd:1h1lll,QiIl:1 Ulfalhy vtMdQ 'CNOT'lTPIIlPld1v:1 thw valmlvrau Stuciyinfq '2 Sv- N ' L A X The wolf gleams. Pour roses. Three musketeers. Sun worshipers. Big shots. Two misses and a hii The ever ready smile The great profile. Huh? lust gabbirxf Mr. Blinkhorn leads ag d1scuss1or1 Chemistry test. Sweet Sigrid. Don't get nosey, bud. That Winning smile. X19 MILWAUKIAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief . . . ..,.. , . , , . .Warren Braun Assistant Editor . . . . A . .lean Lawrence Business Manager .. .... . Nina Maxwell Adviser .. . ., . A . .Mr. Erwin F. Lange R-EPOIRTERS Louise Lau Burton Lindsay lrVinMarcliant Sue Nelson Virginia Patison Mentor Peterson Lois Bicliards Lucille Suders Nance Bourne lean Carson Lloyd Dammen Vada Davis Wilva Edwards Wes Geiger Bill l-lanson Mary Hubbard MAROON STAFF Editor ...,.. ........ .......,.,.. I e an Oshanic Assistant Editor. . . .... Betty lean Richards Business Manager .,.4....,........., Craig Kelly Advisers , . 4..... ..... M r. Martin Cf. Anderson ,vga HFUN. ,I Oshanic REPORTERS Charles Anderson Virginia Bradley Sigrid Carlson Vada Davis Wes Geiger Bill Hanson Shirley lllige Carol Iones Fannie Kingsbury Sigyl Kyllo Bill Morse Sue Nelson lean Olsen Sarah Paine Phyllis Prigrnore Doris Schell Pat Schuld Polly Smith Don Twohy Bae Arline Wheeler lean Lawrence OQW6 f Wim CLUBS ATHLIQTTA Presinlerll Folly Hill Vice-Pr'0::lderni La Vefwla Varley Scvcrotary Pat Gefil Tl'f?d:1lllLOll Smrill Carlson BAND Director Mr' Waller Roseblaxlqlm 1 I ROOSTFRS Pmmiclonl Bud Tmmker Vice-Presillfnni Wayne Wriqlli Secretary Pmmy Cady Advirsffr Mr lkmlel T Helms FIRH SQUAD Chisel Ms-lvin Sc-lllmaml Azsaslaalmxl Cllin'-l Bill MOI'.5P Ac'lvi:wr Mr llvlm Slllllfifldllxl .7 Q? ,s of X A. I , L ,Zn wg, by ' w L 2 Q Y X . Fax x . . 1 , J Iggy.. - 'V Q 7 K we f LT! wg ff 351 em 5? L M. we is Wx' 'lj 2, f. 9 ha' 2 w G X 5? QN R , 1 S V , gg, W ,, X A-fs K E Q , f-gf, 'ga-W :,k.,.Qw .gg may g4JY:,z i' M in X i xV.' EY iw in va gal Q fi 1 .A X Ryibiwjx . 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BM QQ 'ie My , 1 wa-Q Nw 1 W f, Q M 1 P 1 5 fm VY 0 CLUBS LETTERMEN President , Vice-Preisiflent Secretary Sergeant-at-Arms' Adviser Ted Binn Robert Hiillinan Don Allison Doug loner: Merritt Mclieel NATIONAL Tl-lflSPlANS Presiclent Chris Stores Vice-Prersiclent Bill Carey SeCretary leannc Pragqastis Aflvifxer Miss Grayce Oliver ORCl'llQSTRA llircwtor Mr. Walter llorsebraiiqli THALIANS President Mary Ann lemfsop Vice-Preisirleril Bill Carey Secretary lean Ofxlianic' Treaniirc-r Virqinia Beattie Aflvisefr Miss lean Fticv CLUBS TRI-Y President ............ Maxine Epplett Vice-President ..,...., Iulia Babcock Secretary ......., Verline Rasmussen Treasurer .,,..... La Wanda Knudsen Sergeant-at-Arms .,,....., Iean Lucas Adviser ..,..,.. Mrs. Edith T. Phillips DEBATE Memberst Pat Geil Virginia Patison Nina Maxwell Vada Davis Adviser ...... ..,. M r. Ronald Webb Kill fl rfb f ,Q . 3 Q-si W iw if Sai? B f I 6 E: ,gm 'IS-. '1- X., .1 Y 223 M arg! 'f 'rf ' , Q5 W x MSW S, :Q ww +4-Ni SANS Dori'i form bad habits Smile. Victory majoreiles. Chain-gang Down the field? Your pep! Your pep' Noon line-up. Tired? Major-line-up. Who or what is it? An extra. Which molar? Lanqf Hobertson McKeel COACHES Mr Merritt McKeel, Milwaukie's head coach, is best known as Mac to the students. After his graduation from Pacific University, he became assistant coach here in l936. As head coach he has turned out teams of which Milwaukie may well be proud. At Pacific Mac won laurels for himself when he established the state scoring record in football. This record still stands. He has taken an active part in many other sports as well. Leonard Robertson, 'lBud, was one of the most popular members of the faculty at Milwaukie High. Because of his standing as a reserve officer he was suddenly called into the army. The students of Milwaukie were sorry to see him leave, but we are all certain that Bud will do his duty in the Army as well as he Carried on at the school where he was assistant coach. Mr. Erwin Lange, because of his accomplishments in track at Willamette Uni- versity, where he won three letters, has been cross country and track coach here for the last four years. During this time he has produced excellent representative teams in these sports. ln addition, Mr. Lange has been coaching wrestling this year, with two of the matmen under his supervision winning state championships. Front row-Coach McKeel, Marttnson, Haberlach, Allison, Thompson, Cress, Downs, Mosher Second row- Luchs, Feldman, Farr, Renard, Winter, Yoshizawa, Owen Third row-Miller, Parker, lohnson, Kullandei, Bohn, Watanabe. Back row-Hanson, lones, Meaney. VARSITY FOOTBALL After nine games of splendid playing the l94l football season left a dull record to be inserted into the history of Milwaukie High. The Maroons, handicapped by graduation and many inexperi- enced players, chalked up a total of l9 points to their opponents' 84, which made our record five losses, three ties and one victory. ln the opening game of the season, Washington f-ligh of Portland and the Maroons fought to a scoreless tie in Multnomah Stadium. The first home game found the Maroons bowing to a tough Salem team by a l3 to O score, ln the third game it was an inspiring team that trecked to Astoria and gave the Fishermen a good scare, though emerging on the short end of a lll to O score. On a sloshy field the Maroons played their fourth game with Tillamook. The ending whistle found the score all tied up U to U. After a stubborn battle with our old rival Oregon City, the Maroons, on the Oregon City field, emerged on the long end of a 7 to 5 score. The following week found Albany invading Milwaukie, to trounce the Maroons 24 to 6.2 Time and again the Maroons were in Albany territory only to be repulsed each time. At Corvallis, the Maroons lost a hard-fought game by a l4 to U score. The last home game found Milwaukie playing Eugene, and after continually pounding at the goal, the game ended in a U to U tie. ln the last game of the season the Maroons lost a thrilling game to McMinnville by l3 to 6. With many experienced players and men that are true sportsmen, Milwaukie is looking forward to a successful l942 season. 7 4. K X . X , 2 ,M ,,f YQ,f 'i K. I I n ' Q1 iffjg XX 'SQ J if 5 ln tmnt f mat: Mvl-Irv-l Eitariiiiriig Mvarivy, Grilable, llutlman, lllqli, Obs,-istaller, Sawyer Seaiiist VARSITY BASKETBALL Tlie Maroon lioopmen ended the basketball season with eleven victories and ten losses, totaling 600 points for the Milwaukians, and 5lFi points for their opponents,Tl'1e Milwaukie quintet came out on top in tour NofNarne league games. l-ligli point men ot tlie squad were: First, Robert Gribbleg second, Don Seamsterg tliird, Dale Meany. Otlier members ot the squad were: Robert Huffman, graduatingg Wayne Sawyer,wl'1o also graduatesg Robert Higli, Iuniorg Dick Oberstaller, Sophomoreg Doug Iones and Ralph Moslier, both graduatingg and l-larold Elder. Managers were Lester Baxter and Leland Knott. S f, ,..- -nrruv-. ... ..i..-A.-in-A .-rvvsfw .. BASKETBALL SCORES LEAGUE Milwaukie Beaverton .... . 20 Milwaukie Beaverton .... . 28 Salem AA... Milwaukie Forest Grove . . . 23 Eugene U ' V U Milwaukie Columbia Prep. . 18 Corvallis A I Milwaukie Central Catholic . 30 Albany lnul Milwaukie Central Catholic. .. 24 Muwaukie D 'Milvvaukie Oregon City . . . . 21 Oregon City. 1 ' Milwaukie McMinnville .. . 34 'Milwaukie ....... Oregon City. . . . 29 'Milwaukie Albany ....... . 33 'Milwaukie Salem ..... . 40 'Milwaukie Corvallis . . . . 36 Milwaukie Gresham .,.. . 19 'Milwaukie Eugene .... . 23 Milwaukie ....... Gresham ..... . 37 'Milwaukfo Albany ....... . 52 Milwaukie Columbia Prep. . 26 'Milwaukie Salem ........ . 42 'Milwaukie Corvallis ...... . 45 Milwaukie ....... McMinnville .. . 36 516 ' No-Name league games STANDINGS L, Pct. For 0 1.000 447 4 .600 357 5 .500 325 5 .500 347 6 .400 319 10 .000 305 Points Ag I 9 i :ui in 5-mf WV. unuwanrnw. x' Y, wunhv 1' ..,' E N, . ,. f -' ff Q ,. MP ,F -' LINK' . Y xg 5? 'H' b ff .Aa f x , ,, ...xy , 7 ' f W, W wi? :CG '49-' ,:,. , 'wr vu V U fs v f Q Il??f Gig Www 1 1,1-wr .1 Nw ,gw ,Q S9 .41 SW ru., :,. A.i,if. A ni ' W V46 fl, u V 2 , Q M sl k ,. , , , , K W x ' ' iff, . '. 4 . it , , A ,if f W Q, -wif i .. 1 'W' I 54 3 Y.k'.,'Q t' 4' f W -f if ,i .. ...., ' Nigyfxv '1 , H I - I QW . ,..,- ,Zi 1 YAWIQ ,4 6 L, . - .. 114' A 4 -. 's,2ag5 U. 'wi A fa ' as Q . 3+ Q, f 1 A .M-f'1 A - 5 , yi .K Ag -M-N A.M....., 0 ,,n if if ' ' ff W mfg 1, M! was W Y ff- ff' QM' - ' ia A' 4 f ian! 1 M-. X x.,-.f+-'T ':fpz1'f' , ' ggi, A ' ' S A-.WM i ji - if 'fig 'V 2 9 ' .M f .XA I .215 TM! NN, W 4, t 0 K, l 7 .A- W n 4. 5 W M ,.,-.. K ,, ,. ,... 00 555 'X Q . Egg NS I 1.1 WW' MQ, S' f fi H iz. ,ziil . g S3 Q1xQ : : wife 7 Mi ww 8, ...M OMF 1 iw Q. , NNN 4 , :- if alma.. wwiiuw Q WWYNN 113 Mum any Ax W way, Front row-Swales, Wright, High, Ecklund, Wallace, Mcllachron, Bolin, Tolstead. Back row--Coach Mclfeel, Meaney, Oberstaller, Iones, Ostrom, Elder, L. Palmer, Gribble, Davis, Morse, B Palmer BASEBALL The Maroon baseball squad, coached by Mr. McKeel, is definitely in the running for the No-Name League championship this year, and possibly the state championship. The Maroons have already defeated Molalla twice by scores of 7-3 and 9-2, Grant, l2-O and 6-U, and Oregon City, lO-2 and 9-6. Games were lost to Iefferson, 4-3, Gresham, lU-3, and Estacada, 6-5. As for hitting, the Maroons are definitely good hitters, many players batting well over SOO. The first string lineup consists of Clyde McEachron, shortstop, Harold Elder, second base, Bob Gribble, shortstop, Dale Meany, pitcher, Bob High, first base, Don Davis, catcher, Bruce Ecklund, outfield, Bob Ostrum, outfield, Doug Iones, third base, Bob Palmer, outfield, Dick Oberstaller, pitcher, Bill Wallace, pitcher, George Bolin, right field, Iack Larson, third base, Les Palmer, pitcher, and Don Wright, left field. TENNIS The boys' tennis team under the di- rection of Coach Ronald Webb has enjoyed a successful season. They have won a total of five games and lost none. The teams beaten were Molalla, by a score of 5-lg Estacada, 6-U, Gresham, 7-U5 and Forest Grove, 4-l. Warren Fleming, Don Allison, Stan Goertzen, Robert Huffman, Calvin Lowe, Lester Baxter, and lack Goertzen com- pleted this year's team. The girls' team, coached by Miss lean Rice, consisted of Tillie Cross, Ierry Arnold, Ioyce Birkemeier, Carol Iones, Nina Maxwell, and Dorothy Weiderhold. WRESTLING Coached by Erwin Lange, the Maroon wrestlers had a successful season. They scored wins over West Linn and Molalla twice, and Oregon City once. They were defeated by the Washington State School for the Blind twice, Tillamook and Oregon City once, and by Sandy in the district tournament. Herbert l-laberlach, Lee Lucas, and Bud Tucker qualified for the state meet, with Her- bert winning the heavyweight state championship, and Lee the champion- ship in the 145-pound class. Other meme bers ol the squad were Fred Feldman, Norman Martinson, Art Yoshizawa, and George Kerr. , ag L Hmmmwm, K,,,,m,,,,,.,,,,,5,m WINNING SOCCER TEAM Front rowfffoacli Wyman, Feldman, Gribble, Strong, Iiidson, Worthington. Second iowepeterson, Haanes, Miller, Boyd, Zinser Hack row Matthews, Waoenkneclit, Le Cocq, Cross, GIRLS' SPORTS The winning team in soccer this year were the Sophomores, led by Carol Iones. The Iuniors, whose leader was Phyllis Prigmore, came in second. Captain ot the Freshman team was Nellie Liichs, and Barbara Wisdom led the Seniors, Victory in the basketball season went to the Sophomores also, with Randi Raanes as captain, while the Seniors, led by Dorothy Motfit, came in second. Captains of the other teams were Verna 'l'sc:liopp, Freshmen, and Lorraine Hoy, Iuniors. Girls ol all classes took an interest in many other sports, both in and out ot school, this year. One of the leading sports was skiing, which lured many girls up to Mount Hood on weekends. Loiiizau Lfm, loyce Biikcmeior L Lau, Peggy Cady, I, Birkemcier, Kath:-rine Iossey , Skis l WINNING BASKETBALL TEAM Front row-Wagenknecht, Raanes, Matthews, Cross, Coach Wyman. Second row-Zinser, Peterson, Volkman, Gribble, Feldman. Back YOWiWOYthlHglOH, Le Cocq, Hudson, Strong, Arnold. GIRLS' SPORTS This year the girls formed teams for volleyball out ot their gym classes and then played the other classes. The Winner of this tournament was the second period class. Their captain was Pat Arnold. The Winner ol shuttle bowl was Virginia Wills, and Cora Lue Howes won the squash tournament. Gerry Arnold was winner of table tennis. Pat Arnold and Tillie Cross Won the badminton cham- pionship. Gloria Fletcher and Arvilla Hescock Won the shulfleboard tournament. Sigrid Carlson, Pat Schuld, and Betty Brown play tennis. H K+ Fha 1 '7 M, riff' E3 S it :.. i .1 . K 5 W i 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 tO 11 12 13 14 i5 16 Lodge skier expiorinq Shes oifi Ah, Spring! Messy, isn't it? Uinpht Graduating or not graduating Resting, Teachers' first aid Ciaiss, New shift. In the qroc:-ve, Da mugs. Isn't the mountain pretty? I spy! Boomer makes good, The thundering herd Entrance to gym. fr? 'Av if rg? 2.65 ff- 2 9 Ac mhvgiww l7. Milwaukie wolves l8. Why, Mr. Sperr! 19. Keep 'ern Flying. 20. Dignified seniors. 21. New ag building 22. Prexy Mosher, 23. Dulcy play cast, 24. Big deal 25. Wheeler at the wheel. 26 . Construction. 27. Stately portals, 28. Model airplanes for Uncle Sam. 29. Babe Ruth Il 30. Oh, you cuties. Sl Knitten for Britten 32. Exam week. H, -we W., 7 if CLAY'S Dry Goods Notions Shoes f Furnishings Phone 2-6826 Milwaukie, Ore. FIRST STATE BANK 33 Years ot Sale Banking Service Qty A IIFFY WAY Oi-'iv' Hot Dog Stand 2 AT Iennings Lodge Home Appliances - Bicycles - Radios MILWAUKIE SPECIALTY SHOP 1001 Main St. C. S. Peach, Prop. Phone 2-6581 W. I. McCREADY LUMBER CO. Always Glad to See You Milwaukie, Ore. Phone LA 4757 Milw. 2-5021 MILWAUKIE 5 6 10 CENT STORE The Price ls Right School Supplies, Notions. and Ready to Wear Milwaukie, Ore. MILWAUKIE HARDWARE H. M RAY Phone 2-4641 Milwaukie, Ore. RALPH COOPER MEAT MARKET Phone 2-4141 and LA 5711 Milwaukie, Ore. Compliments ot DR. L. RUSSEL SWEENEY Milwaukie, Ore. EAST SIDE BUSSES, INC. Portland - Oregon City Chartered Busses Anywhere in Oregon Phone BE 3858 520 S. W. Salmon St. Portland, Ore. Across the Street From the l-ligh School THE SWEET SHOP A Place Where the Prices Pit Your Purses To Your Future Success GORDON and RILLA SKOOG Oak Grove, Ore. THE BOY BLUE Our Specialty Chicken and Steak Dinners l. H. STRUDER, Prop. Phone 3-6871 Exactly Two Miles South oi Milwaukie Compliments ot WHERRY'S TAVERN Peake Funeral Home In Your Community Phone 2-4761 and LA 4373 Milwaukie, Ore. OAK GROVE BEAUTY SHOP It Pays to Look Your Best Put Our Work to the Test Phone 3-6351 Center St.. Oak Grove, Ore. I. C. PENNEY CO. 5th at Washington St. AUTHENTIC STYLES AT POPULAR PRICES ELDER HARDWARE We Sell Hardware for Hard Ware Hardware. House Furnishings, Dutch Boy Paints Milwaukie, Ore. Flowers for All Occasions 0 E. F. LEITZ. Prop. NN yo Phone 2-6896 - 3306 Lake Road MILWAUKIE PHARMACY FRED P. GEISLER, Prop. Phone 2-4031 Milwaukie, Ore. Compliments ot FARMERS AUTOMOBILE inter - Insurance exchange WILLIAM LODER 1029 Main St. Milwaukie Phone 2-5011 Congratulations to the Class of l942 THE I. K. GILL CO. Portland, Ore. MILWAUKIE POTATO CHIPS Made Fresh Every Day 1011 Main Street Phone 2-4845 Milwaukie, Ore. Compliments of DR. I. EVERETT HAGAN Deniist Milwaukie, Ore. MULLAN'S MILVVAUKIE GARAGE Chevrolet and Buick Sales and Service Parts and Accessories Gilmore Products Milwaukie, Ore. Where Students Meet . . . DIANE ROGERS ICE CREAM Shakes - Sundaes - Sodas Phone 2-6257 1110 Main St. BEHNKE-WALKER BUSINESS COLLEGE The School that gives you MORE in LESS time Phone BE 3188 1022 S. W. Salmon St.. Portland Use Our Service . . . lt Pays to Look Well BILL ROBERTS BARBER SHOP Milwaukie, Oregon THEUHUWNCOMPANY Announcements, Iewelry, Diplomas 907-l 1-15 S. W. Ninth Avenue Portland, Ore. Makers of P 6 C HAND FORGED TOOL CO.. INC. AWARD SWEATERS Phone SU 3742 and Other Sweaters The Best Tools Money Can Buy 730 S W mth A . . ve. Milwaukie, Portland. Ore. Portland, Ore, Compliments of 'ia O flffu, SIKYN. UOIIISON AND Alai. PORTLANDS OWN STORE Compliments of The Perry Pharmacy Milwaukie's Reliable Druggist First State Bank Building Milwaukie, Ore. Congratulations to Graduates ot Milwaukie Union High School ROBERTS BROS. Compliments LUBLINER'S. INC. Fine Flowers Portland Hotel Building DR. H. L. SECOR Wisdom's Dentist Phone Hes., 2-66215 office, 2-5346 MIDWAY BOAT MOORAGE ROOIHS 5657, Bank Bldg, Milwaukie, Ore- 1625 McLoughlin Blvd. Milwaukie, Ore. SELLWOOD 5 6. 10 CENT STORE Novelties - Candies - Notions School Supplies E A. MCNAIR, Prop. PRICE-RITE GROCERY Your Independent Grocer ot Milwaukieu S. E. 13th and Tenino Portland, Ore. 1113 Main St. Phone: Mil. 2-4571 WYRICK'S :Drive Jn . .. Chicken In The Rough 9 CURB SERVICE 0 SANDWICHES 9 FOUNTAIN . . . OUISDECIUIW R. L. WYRICK, Manager Super Highway at Gladstone Phone: Oregon City 6456 One Mile North of Oregon City LLOYD BYERLY Sporting Goods Distributor for Spaulding Athletic Equipment 815 S. W. Sixth BE 5127 Portland. Ore. Compliments ot THE LUNCH COUNTER S. N. MANOS In the P. E. P. Waiting Room Corner S. W. First and Washington M 6. N SHEET METAL WORKS HARRY W. NEWMAN, Prop. 1915 Harrison St. Milwaukie, Ore. KRONBERG BROS. REAL ESTATE City. Suburban and Farm Property Rentals. Property Management, Trades, Insurance Milwaukie, Ore. Phone LA 0600 and Mil. 2-5251 Q9 W-'35 ll you can walk ......,... We can teach you to dance Compliments of Mobllgas 1AMESON'S MOBIL SERVICE 4 S 47'-l'J'.l'.fffl!!.fvfffffffflfffvfffffllffffin7l'JJ'.fvf.flJ'J'.f'v'.fJ'.!'.f.l'v'JJ'.ff'.d'v E s e n d o u r congratulations to you, the graduating Seniors May your future 1ite be eventtul ee L Cllll 'll and Staff 1021 S. W. Morrison Bftoadway 1545 .7f!J'.I'.fl'.l'.l'J .fIJ'.QJ .f'.f'qfl .lJJ'.fl'.l'.I'o fggfffffflffffffffffflIliff-M nx8x.b,.xYXYb,XY.xYhSkt8988x8x'.xYb,kYkYbw8xSxbpx'x'.xYbnxxQYb,.xY8xbqxY8xb,.xYSxbx8xSxX',8x'.xY SXSx8x'hxt9.x.N-'hx.xY.xYb,kY.xYb,8x.Sx'kY.xY8x'8k,.xYbQ'k9kY8x,Sx'Sx8x.k9Sxhxk9XY8x'8x'.Q'Sx'xxXx'8x'.xY.xYkY.xY , Ab Illlllll ,.- 'A, 41 i C 5 n . 2 491' W, ' w 4-.Fx Q- , ,'v ' ' fffu 2 i Q 1' V f ,wb ,aa . 5, 3612?-fix , 5 . 1 ,,,x,, Q., WWE if Q ww., ,X A 'SE -Q 'Q Q ,WA Cv' -.....,,,- -Gi, fr 1' LIST OF MAROON ADVERTISERS Behnke-Walker Business College The Blue Boy Lloyd Byerly Clay's Dry Goods Ralph Cooper Meat Market The Crown Co. Dehen's East Side Busses, lnc. Elder Hardware The First State Bank of Milwaukie The I. K. Gill Co. Lee Gillam Studio Dr. I. Everett Hagan Iamesonws Mobil Service Iiffyway Lunch Kilham Stationery and Printing Co. Kronberg Bros. Will Loder LoWe's Studio ot Dancing Lubliner's, lnc. The Lunch Counter M G N Sheet Metal Works W. I. McCready Lumber Co. Meier 6. Frank Co. Midway Boat Moorage Milwaukie Floral Milwaukie 5 :S lU Cent Store Milwaukie Hardware Milwaukie Pharmacy Milwaukie Potato Chips Milwaukie Specialty Shop Mullan's Milwaukie Garage Oak Grove Beauty Shop P 6. C Hand Forged Tool Co. Peake Funeral Home I. C. Penney Co. Perry's Pharmacy Price-Rite Grocery Roberts Bros. W. F, Roberts Barber Shop Diane Rogers Dr. H. L. Secor Sellwood 5 G lU Cent Store Skoog's Service Station Dr. L. Russell Sweeney The Sweet Shop West Coast Engravers Wherry's Tavern Wyrick's Drive In 711, ' 1 I .f 1 ,V 14111 44. 1 I xl L 4 :QPYNXOVX I OHI'wAI!S LH' GILLAM I'RINTIIH KILHAM F FJCEHAVHQ WEST COAST