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' - ht X7 Q ' is 'S- Rfk i .:--311' 2 . t ,J ki - ' '1-'X' .L -X - X X4 V .Y , bt V' - sv- ' fm-2:4-' ,, X t Q, X 'L N 5 -1 - f..f',, 0 I YQ. - . gs' gilt, ff ' 'ff' H'-. '. --Y 'ff ,, Liga ,jc X The You say they all have passed away, That' race so strong aucl hrave, That their light eauoes have xnuish'cl From off the eresterl waveg 'lfhat ymicl the forests where they roam There is hearcl uo huuter's shoutg Hut their uame is ou your waters, You may not wash it out. 'Tis where your Cirater Lake, Like a sleeping giant laysg X'Vhile fm its cleep aucl turquoise waters Brightest suulight' plays. 'I'is where the lmroafl t'olumhia, Sweeps oeeau-warcl like a kiugg ,Nucl 'tis micl your virgin forest, NVhere the lrrooks forever siug. 4 i t Molallas .Ns you roam o'er the valleys, You may hear them ou the vviuds, Ou the warm Chinook xvhieh echoes, XYhere the mighty gorge hegius, , , Rl, .Xml twas ueath your hlue Liaseaales, .l hey clul raise their hauuers high, ,Xml across the rich Xtillaiuette, They clicl souutl at hattle ery. You say their mztuy xvigxvauus, That eluslereml over the vale, Have flecl axvay like xvitheretl leaves liletore the autumu's gale: Hut their memory lives ou your hills, Their ltaptism ou your shore, Your ever lastiug rivers st-eztli Their clialeet ol' yore, L-M ...ix CLASS SONG CTune of God Bless America? As our class mates gather The last time this year, Let us pledge allegiance To a school so dear. Let us all be grateful For our friends galore, That We'll meet once more. God Bless Molalla High, School that We Love. Friends We're leaving And we're grieving, As tonight We will ask from above, That no matter Where we travel Or where ever we may roam, God Bless Molalla High And bring us home. JEAN SCHRIEVER STUART McKiNN1s CLASS POEM Since weyve entered Molalla High School As shy Freshmen years ago, And with awe regarded other Seniors While We wandered to and fro, We've had fun and Work and worries While the years sped swiftly past And we've reached the goal we sought then We are now the Senior Class. The years We've spent in Molalla High Pass before us in brief parade The lessons we learned, the dreaded exams The mistakes we so often made. The plays we've presentd, the sports we took part in The triumphs and honors we'x'e won ln spite of all the work and study lt has been a lot of fun. Soon we Will leave these halls of learning And we'll say a fond goodliy To familiar scenes and classmates And the teachers who've stood by, May the lessons We have learned here Friendships formed and memories dear Give us courage, hope and cheer. Vineigsm RUssELL STORY OF THE MOLALLAS .ln the long ago there was civil strife among the Cayuses. and after bitter fighting a band of seceders, with their families and possessions, took the way westward, from the bunch grass region of the Upper Columbia, prospecting for a new home. They found all the territory east of the Cascade Mountains occupied by warlike tribes that would stand no interference, but allowed them to pass on and enter the Cascade Range on their way westward. So they left the fierce XVascos, the fiercer Warm Springs, and the Teninos, for the promised land they had heard of as the VVah-lam-ut. The Western tribes showed them a trail that led across the Cascades and the seceding Cayuses followed it one summer time until they found themselves in the beautiful Vtfah-lam-ut Valley. But they found this valley inhabited by the Calipooias. These Cayuses were hunters, and the Cascades were then full of game of all kinds. So this heroic band made a treaty of eternal peace with the Calipooias that never was violated. and peaceably occupied the mountain foothills region where they found game in plenty and all sorts of berries and roots to supply their needs. Thus they had pleasant homes and grew and prospered until they occupied all the mountain sides that bordered the VVah-lam-ut Valley. They were Cayuses no longer, but took the name of Molallas. These Indians lived and died with terrible vengeance in their hearts toward their Cayuse relatives, who had driven them into the wilderness. They transmitted this hate to their descendants. Une day they sent a challenge to the Cayuses to come and fight it out. The challenge was accepted. There was a fierce fight but the Cayuses went home in triumph. Many years later there was another battle. but again the Molallas were defeated. However this time there were so few fighting men left. that they. as a nation, never could afford to again take the war-path. 1n 1849 it was estimated to number 100. About 1880 several families were living at Grande Ronde and about 20 individuals were found west of Klamath Lake. The last chief of the Molalla tribe, Henry Yelkis, had his home on the Molalla river and died in 1913. His son. Henry Yelkis, is the only known remaining Molalla Indian. The town of Molalla took its name from the Molalla river. which was named after the Molalla Indians. In Their Country's Service l l, at -. . l Carl Deriler Errol 0'Gieblyn ADMINISTRAT A W V, X. '-2' .1 A 5 e w Cf ,. . ,Q ,, . .g -05 .ij . ri, 1: 2 ', 1 ,B ,- as .41 ,ei ' 11: W 'kxfj aa Y 'HQ 2 1, K V I r Jil-Q5 'A 1,,,,1A BOARD OF EDUCATION www Frank Muller, Albert Eyman, Geo, Bunke, Kenneth Friedrich Merle Wright, Geo. Blatchford, Claude De Frates, Custodian Soon another school year will have ended and in these pages will be recorded that which in the afteryears will be treasured even more than it is today, Yes, down Memory Lane will each of us often travel as we look upon these pages of our yearbook. And as We live again those happy high school days, again will come to us the memory of those men to whom we shall ever owe a great debt of gratitude. VVe mean you, the Board of Education. And ere we say farewell to M. U. H. S., we Wish to tell you how deeply we do appreciate all that you have done in thought, word, and deed to make it possible for us to secure the very best that a secondary education can offer and in the days to come to reap to the fullest it priceless benefits. FACULTY M. C. Deller, B, A., f8j Principal Student Body Advisor Social Science IV Dakota VVesleyan University University of Wfashington Post Graduate VVork Kittie W. O'Connor, B. A. Ugg Dean of Girls English Ill, Spanish I . Journalism, Librari Publica.tions University of Michigan Allen Lee, B. S. CSD Agriculture, l, II, Ill Oregon State College Mrs. Lucy Pierson B A Q25 Social Science iv i i f' '4if,,,d-fn? English H ,017 Ji' Dramatics ' Pacific College Marjorie N. Church, A, B, C23 Physical Education Commercial Law Bookkeeping Vtfillamette University Mrs. Eudora XV. Millegan, B. A. 71 Shorthand, I, ll, Typing, l, ll Publications Linfield College Eleanor Brunquist, B. S. CZD Home Economics I, Il, III Oregon State College Lorraine Termeer, B. S. C25 General Science, Biology Oregon State College Don XVilson, B. A. Qlj l-listory - Civics Physical Education Basketball, Football, Track Linfield College Betty Hoskins, B. A. Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Glec Club Beginners Band, Baton Twirlin Montana State University lVztrren Adams, B. A. Clj Algebra, Geometry, lndustrial Physics, Vllrestling' Nebraska State College Peru, Nebraska 4A1a1,BPv'l1's. -Toy Wi1itei's, B. A. Qlj English lV, General Math Art Central XVashington College o Martha Strand, B. A. fly NVld. Geography, XVld. History English l University of Oregon Annu lflzxtness Office Secretary Ai- STUDENT BODY COUNCIL Richard Marquardt President, Student Body L. VVesley Owens Vice-President, Student Body Arleta James Treasurer, Student Body June Ballah Asst. Treasurer, Student Body Mr. Deller Advisor, Student Body Miss Church Auditor, Student Body Ray Zielinski President, Senior Class Howard Smith President, Junior Class Roderick Zielinski President, Sophomore Class Vance Philpot President, Freshman Class Edgar Coulson Vice-President, Senior Class VVallace Zielinski Vice-President, Junior Class Robert Archer , Vice-President, Sophomore Class Robert Sandgren Vice-President, Freshman Class Eleanor Blackman V Senior Committeeman Nancy Kirby Junior Committeeman Byron Schriever Sophomore Committeeman Joe Gribble Freshman Committeeman ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT BODY F. A. A. President .,........ RICHARD MARQUARDT Vice-President ......,...,...,,.,.............,.,, Secretary ...........,... ............,..,,.,........ Treasurer ...,...... YeII Leaders .... Song Queens ........ Advisor .,.,... President ...,....,. Vice-President Secretary .....,,... Treasurer ......... Advisor ....... .L. W. OVVENS IRIS SHAVER ..........,.......ARLETA JAMES .,.,......LORA LEE JENSEN KANNON RICHARDS .............AR'IIHELLA JELI NANCY KIRBY DELLER F. H. A. MARGARET BENNETT MARION RICHARDS ....,.i.JEAN SCHRIEVER .........NVILMA FOSTER MISS BRUNQUIST MIXED CHORUS President ,.......,..................,.... STUART MCKINNIS Vice-President ......I.. ....,....... D ON PETERSON Sec.-Treas ,,.....,.,... .......,. L ORA LEE JENSEN Librarians .......... ,........ A LLEN COOLEY MAXINE VICK Advisor .... ,...,..............,,....,..,. IN IISS HOSKINS President. ......... Vice-President ............ Sec. -Treas .....,...... .................,.. ORANGE M L. MV. ONNENS RICHARD MARQUARDT .EDGAR COULSON Advisor ..........,... .w................w.,,,.,,.. M R. WILSON Preiydent ............... Vice-President .....................,..... Secretary ........................ G. A. A. ...............VIRGINIA ROPPEL Treasurer .....................,...,............ .OM MAE KOCH MARGARET BENNETT JEXNEI. VVALLER GIRLS LEAGUE President-.- ................,.............. JEAN SCI-IRIEVER Vice-President .....,.,, ..........,..,. B ILLIE PHILPOT Secretary ........i.I...I ......... C TOLLEEN POVVERS Treasurer ....... ........ G ERALDINE JAMES President ,..................I........ . ....... IIOXVARD SMITH Vice-President ........... ..,, ........, D E LANE FRY Secretary ....,............ Advisor. ..,....................I......... . Treasurer ............ .......L'HARLIE LUCHT ..I.....ROD ZIELINSKI LEE COMMERCIAL CLUB President ................,.........Y..,.........,.. RUTH BARNES Vice-President ,.,.,,,...........,... BARBARA LARSON See-Treas ..,,,,.,,.,,,,.,....... MARGARET BENNETT YELKIS CLUB President ,.,,,,.,.,,..,,....,,,...... DQLORES LINDLAND Vice-President ,,,.,,...,.,........ BILLIE R. PHILPOT See.-Treas .......,,I........,.,........,. LAROLYN DAVIES GIRLS GLEE CLUB President ..................I.I........... Vice-President ......., Sec.-Treas ...... , ,... . Advisor.. President .........,.,........ 'VIRGINIA ROPPEL ....Y............NANCY KIRBY HEINZ HOSKINS BAND XYILLIAM KRAXBERGER Vice-President ..,................. VIRGINIA RUSSELL Sec.-Treas .........,., .............. G ERALDINE JAMES Librarians ..... .BRUCE BLOMENKEMP DARLENE LINDLAND Advisor ..... .........................I......... 3 IISS HOSKINS SERVICE CLUB President ,..................,.................. HOXYARD SMITH Vice-President .I.......,. ........... I EDGAR COULSON Secretary .,............... 1 'I reasurer ....,..,...I. .........I1URT GOTTXVALD .,......CI-IARLIE LUCHT Advisor ................................,........................... MR. LEE JUNIOR RED CROSS President .................,.................,..., XYILMA FOSTER Vice-President .,.............,.,,, VIRGINIA RUSSELL Secretary ................. Treasurer .......,.... ,,,,,..... .............BURT GOTTXYALD DOROTHY FREEMAN CLASSES fa--,W K. x A-' 4 e 5 ' Af-1 fl. QQ.- ,rg -4' .,. -ip 1. 'R . - x sL......r SENIOR OFFICERS President ............. ....,......... R AY ZIELINSKI Vice-President ...................... EDGAR COULSGN Secretary ........,........... MARGARET BENNETT Treasurer ......................,,,.,,.,,. LAV ONN E SOXVA Executive Chairman..ELEAnNOR BLACKMAN Class Advisors .......... MISS STRAND, MR. LEE Class Colors ........ ................. l ILUE and XVI-IITE Class Flower .,,..,,....,,,,,., XVHITE CARNATION Class Motto: IN OURSELVES OUR FUTURE LIES The Upper Quartile Ranking of 1945-46 Senior Class Arleta james, 1.17 Virginia Russell, 1.19 Edgar Coulson, 1.34 Arthella Jeli, 1.35 Ben VVright, 1.4 .Ray Ziellnski, 1,5 Margaret Bennett, 1.5 Eileen Kaufman, 1.55 Jean Schriever, 1.59 Barbara Murphy, 1.6- Marion Richards, 1.67 Charles Lucht, 1.7 Betty Baty, 1.7 Lavonne Sovva, 1.86 Betty .Io Strang, 1.93 Dolores Lindland, 1.93 Barbara Larson, 1.94 RAY ZIELINSKI EDGAR COULSON MARGARET BENNETT LAVONNE SOWA l 1 I ARLETA JAMES VIRGINIA RUSSELL Valedictorian ' Salutatorian SENIORS ll Barnes, Ruth Of course, my car runs. Baty, Bettty All you kids be sure to come down and see me when I move to Coos Bay. Bennett, Margaret Naturally, l'm a natural blonde. Blackman, Eleanor Only two more years 'till leap-year, Harvey. Blattman, lVanda The bells are ringing for me and my manfy Robbins, Gerald I don't know how the drug store could get along without met. ' Philpot. Billie Ruth How-dee, Tm just so proud to be herd! Cork, Eugene lust call me 'plug'. Coulson. Edgar Tris, does my moustache tickle? Derller, Carl Hxxflllll would the girls do without me? Elmer. Carolyn The Madame has the cutest--personality. Foster, XVilma 1 XYCQ and Winsome. Harper, Marilyn l may not talk much but l sure see 11 lot. lrleino, Ethel Give me a gag! No, give me six of 'emlln lYilson, Cleo l think XYilson sounds much better than Heinz, clon'l you? Heinz, Rieliard l'low's your telephone w o rk i ll g? Need any repairs 5 llusliey, Herbert :X Corridor stroller and olwserver. ENIORS jackson, Carl VVho knows what his smile means? james, Arleta Molalla Highls Morgenthau, Ir. Jeli, Arthella I have to hurry and get ready. jack is going to call at 7 o'clock. Koch, Ora Mae Twirling clervish. Larson, Barbara Five weeks from Saturday? Oh, I'm sorry, I already have a date. Lindlancl, Dolores i UI wonder where Billy I haven't seen him for a whole hour. Lucht, Charles Those aren't waves-they're just bumps in my head. McKinnis, Stuart My women must know how to dance. Marquardt, Richard Short, sharp and swift. Matovich, Paul Life is such a boref' Murphy, Barbara I don't see why they don't do it this way. Q'Gleblyn, Errol 1 School would be a wonderful place if we didn't have assignments. I Russell, Virginia Smith brothers did you say? I'll take one, Kaufman, Ellene Some people can do in 3 years what it takes others 4 to do. Schriever, Jean Music is my avocationf' Shaver, Iris Between Edgar and the XIVHI' VVhoop it's a wonder I stay alive. Richards, Marion VVhen I'm not with Irene, I'm always with Qleanf' SENIORS Owens, Lawrence Pint-sized hut powerful. Roppel, Virginia H.-Xhf l A manf l Sievers, Kay Life is so complicated. XYeigel. Eva Oh, Barbara, don't talk so much. Passmore, Doyle I wonder if Betty's home tonight. XYright, Ben Last night I-uh-er-managed to ge1-oh-er-uh- twelve girls in my car. O'Gieblyn, Colleen My heart belongs to the Navy. Robbins. Ella Mae I have a long life ahead of me yet. Don't rush me. ' Sether. Irene I always have I1 'Buzz'-ing in my ears. Sowa. Lavonne And who could resist those dimples. Strung, Betty Io Oh, what I owe Idaho. Vick, Maxine Gee, that was a good show last night. What was it about? lValeh, Lawrence 1 Sober and agricultural-minded. Zielinski, Raymond Ace in the art of hone crushing, Pitntan, Joyce Tall and dark with a talent for art. Sta I' ford, John Best cmbalmcr in the county, make you look plum natural, LSenior Playl Todd. Robert Wherc's the nano? I SENIORS Lance. Earlene Boys just won't leave me alone. Kister. Aileen Still waters run the deepest. XValport, Margaret That flute just isn't any good. Richards, Kannon I always let the big boys do the talking. C???J Marquardt, .landes I-Tuba! Huba! Check thatli' Widstrand, Kenneth Has the tardy bell rung yet? Affolter, Richard He doesn't say anything, he just looks. Cooley, Allen l'm just Maxine'si3hadow. f 'nf' ' Ti.L4ae2J IS, E ene ' There's nothing I'd rather eat than food-and plenty of it. Davies. Carolyn Oh, mama, buy me that l Brosig, Doris Marriage is a wonderful institution, Guth, Donald After a good overhaul my 'bucket-o'-lmolls' might run for a couple more miles, Now Out of the Service 1 and ' Graduating With the Class of 1946 Entered from Taft, Ore. I McElroy. Howard McCart, Calvin McGlasson, Donald McGlasson, Harvey Jensen, Lawrence Glenn Alfred Olsen VVentzel, Ernest Palmer, Bonnie SENIOR ACTIVITIES O GIEBLYN, ERROL Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1, Z, 35 Wlrestling 1, 2, 35 Orange M. 2, 3, 4. ROPPEL, VIRGINIA G.A.A. President 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Glee Club Presi- dent 45 Glee Club 3, 45 Chorus Treasurer Z5 Chorus 2, 35 Twirling Treasurer 35 Twirling Team 25 Orange and Black, White 3, 45 Historian of Future Home- makers of America Club 25 Home Ee. Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Dance Band 35 Junior Class Play5 Student Body P1ay5 War VVhoop Staff 2, 3, 45 Asst. Editor to NVar VVhoop 45 Volleyball Team 2, 3, 45 Girls Tennis Team 25 Clarinet Quartet 25 Operetta 1, 3, 45 Dramaties 45 Advanced Band 1, 2, 35 Sextet 45 Awarded Letters in Band, Chorus, Glee Club, Twirl- gg, Tennis, and G,A.A.5 Senior Play 45 Dramatics lay 4. HARPER, MARILYN Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4. HEINO, ETHEL Class Treasurer 15 Reentered Junior from Sweet IrIome5 Reporter Home Economics Club 3, 45 Com- mercial Club 3, 4. sr nftfoan, JOHN UACKQ Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Wrestling 15 Track 1, Z5 Tennis 35 Junior Class Play5 Dramatics 35 Orange M 4. COULSON, EDGAR Transfer from Scotts Mills as Sophomore5 Vice Presi- dent of Senior Class5 Secretary-Treasurer of Orange M. 3, 45 Orange M. Club 2, 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Track 45 Chorus Z, 35 Dramatics 45 Ex. Comrnittecman 2, 45 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Editor Senior War Whoop 45 War VVhoop 45 Arrow 45 Boys' Quartet 2, 3, 4. L AIN CE, EARLENE Transfer from Bakersfield as Senior5 Twirling 45 Girls' League 4. MARQUARDT, JAMES F.F.A, 15 Cross Country 1, 3, 45 Track 1, 2, 3, 45 Chorus 45 Orange M. 3, 45 Operetta 45 Boys' Home Ee. 35 Movie Projectionist 35 Commercial Club 4. JAMES, ARLETA Honor Society 1, Z, 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Newspa- per 3, 45 S. li. Asst. Treasurer 35 Treasurer 45 Office Training 3, 4. MCIILR OY, HOVVARD F.li'.A. 15 Baseball 1, Z, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Orange M. 3, 4. SENIOR ACTIVITIES BATY, BETTY Operetta 1, 3, 45 junior Class Play 35 Student Body Play 45 llramatics 45 Home Economics Club 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Girls' Sextet 1, 2, 3, 45 Girls' League Creed 25 War XYhoop Staff'45 Girls' Glee Club 1, 45 Mixed Chorus Z, 3. BLACKMAN, ELEANOR Pep Club 15 Glee Club 15 Assistant Editor of VVar Vtlhoop 35 Assistant Editor of Sophomore War VVhoop5 XVar Xlhoop Staff Z, 3, 45 Commercial Clult 35 Dramatics 45 Home Economics Club Z, 3, 45 Chorus 45 Executive Committeeman 45 Senior Play. BARNES, RUTH Office Training 45 Xlar Wlhoop Staff 3, 45 G.A.A. 3, 42 Volleyball Team 2, 3, 45 Captain of Volleyball Team 3: Tennis 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 President of Cem- mercial Club 45 Junior Editor of VYar VVhoop. JACKSON, CARL Orange M, 3, 45 Cross-Country 3, 45 EEA. 15 Base- ball 1. LUCHT, CHARLES EEA. 3, 45 Service Club 3, 45 Red Cross Representa- tive 1, 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Cross-Country 15 Basket- ball 25 lVrestling 3, 4, Track 45 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Xliar VVhoop Staff 3, 45 Band Z, 35 Reporter EEA, 35 EEA. Secretary 45 Service Club Treasurer 3, 45 EEA. Parliamentary Team 3, 45 Toastmaster EEA. Amateur Hour 3, 4: Toastmaster EEA. Banquet 45 Orange M. 3, 45 Sergeant at Arms 45 Yice President Band 35 Student Body Play 45 Senior Play 4, HEINZ, RICHARD EEA. 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, Z5 XYi-estling 35 Language Club 35 EP..-X, Judging Team 3, 45 EEA. Sectional Contest 3, 45 Track 4. SCHRIEVER, JEAN Language Club 1 5 Home Economics Club 2, 3, 45 Home Economics Club Custodian 35 Home Economics Club Secretary 45 Chorus 1, 3, 45 Glee Club .25 Band 1, 25 Orchestra 15 Class Treasurer 35 Girls' League Yice President 35 Girls' League President 45 llrainatics 45 Vllar XVhoop Staff 45 Senior Play: Opp-:reua 1, 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2 3. KAUEMAN, EILENE Home Economies Club 2, 3, 45 GA..-N, 2, 3, 4. TODD, ROBERT Band 1, Z, 3, 45 Language Club 1, 25 Ast. Mgr. XYrest- ling45 Student Body Play 45 junior Play 55 Dramatics 45 Dance Orchestra 3. BROSIG, DORIS Orchestra Z5 Chorus 2, 35 Sec. ot' Chorus 35 Twirling 2, 35 GAA. 2, 3, 45 Home Economies Club 2, 3, 4: Language tlub Z5 X ice President of language Club .25 -lunior Class Play5 Arrow 2, 3. KISTER, AILEEN Operetta 1, 3, 45 Librztrizui 3, 45 Cborus 1, 2, 3. 4. Pep Club 1, 3, 45 VVar NVhoop Staff 45 Commercial SENIOR ACTIVITIES BL XTTMAN, VVANDA Transfer from Scotts Mills as Sophomore5 Commer- Qfll Q-lub 23 Twiflllig 2, 35 Secretary of Sophomore Class5 Office 4. RICHARDS, KANNON Transferred from Tigard as Sophomore5 XN'restling Z, 35 EEA. Z, 35 President Sophomore Class5 Yell Leader of Sophomore Class5 Yell Leader of Student Body 2, 3. PITMAN, JOYCE Commercial Clttb Z, 45 Art l, 25 Girls, League. D-XVIES, CAROLYN Clttb 3, 45 Twirling Z, 3, 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Big Sister of Girls' League 45 Office Training 35 Secretary- Treasurer Pep Clttb 45 May Day Princess 35 Dramatics 45 Volleyball Team 45 Service-Girls' League Z5 Sen- ior Class Song Queen. A ZIELINSKI, RAYMOND l7.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 VVrestling 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Track 3, 45 EEA. Sergeant at Arms 25 EEA, Treasurer 35 Senior Class President5 Service Club 3, 45 Orange M. 1, 2, 3, 45 NVrestling Coach 45 EEA. Parliamentary Team 2, 3, 45 Orange M. Sergeant at Arms 3, 45 Assistant Editor Senior Vt'ar XVhoop. KOCH, ORA MAE G.A,A. Play 25 GAA. Treasurer 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Vice President 45 Twirling 1, 2, 3, 45 Orange and Black Team 15 VVhite Team 2, 3, 45 Sth Place State Contest 35 President of Twirling 45 Volleyball Team 3. ROBBINS, ELLA MAE Arrow Staff 35 VVar VVhoop Staff 3, 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Commercial Clttb 3, 45 Office Training 45 Volleyball Team 3. I-IILPOT, BILLIE RUTH Treasurer 25 Ex. Committeeman 35 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball Team 3, 45 VVar VVhoop Staff 3, 45 Girls' League Vice President 45 Victory Queen 35 Ar- row 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Dramatics 45 Senior Song Queen5 May Day Play 4. JELI, ARTHELLA Commercial Club 3, 45 Chorus 2, 45 Girls' Sextet Z, 45 Student Body Song Queen 3, 45 Arrow 45 VVar VVhoop Staff 3, 45 May Day Princess 25 Contata 45 Music Concert 25 Pep Club 3, 45 Operetta 45 Honor Roll 1, 25 Sophomore Edition of 'War W'hoop5 Grand Honor Roll 4. W RIGHT, BEN EEA. 1, 2, 3, 45 Orange M. 45 Baseball Z, 3, 45 Poot- ball 2, 3, 45 Arrow Staff 45 Grand Honor Roll 45 ,Iudging Team 45 EEA. Section Contest 3, 45 EEA. High Point 'Ninn-er, County Pair 3, 4. VVALCH, LAVVRENCE EEA. 1, 2, 3, 45 EEA. Judging Team 2, 3, 45 'Wrest- ling 3. SENIGR ACTIVITIES SOWA, LAVONNE Dramatics 45 Yelkis Club 2, 3, 45 Treasurer of Class 45 ,Iunior Class Play 35 Vice President Band 25 May Day Princess 25 VVar XVhoop Staff 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Orches- tra 2, 35 Orchestra Treasurer 3. SIEVERS, KAY Home Economics Club 35 EI-I.A, 35 l'Jramatics5 Stand- ing Committeeman in E.H,A. , SHAVER, IRIS Home Ee. Club Z, 3, 45 GAA. 3, 4: Commercial Club 3, 45 Arrow Staff 35 War XN'hoop Staff 3, 45 Junior Editor of NVar W'hoop5 XV. NV. Editor 45 Office Train- ing 45 Student Body Secretary 45 May Day Crown Princess 35 Executive Board 45 Orange M. Carnival Princess 45 Representative to Press, Conference at Eugene 4. IVIDSTRAND, KENNETH EEA. 1, 2, 3, 45 Track 1. XVILSON, HEINZ CLEO Twirling 1, 2, 3, 45 President Twirling Club 35 Vice President Glee Club 35 Secretary Glee Club 45 Home Ee. Club 25 VVar Wfhoop Staff 45 Dramatics Club 35 Art 1, 2. LAIS, EUGENE Transferred from Hesston junior College, Kansas. NVrestling 45 Baseball 4. VICK, BIAXINE Operetta 1, 3, 45 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Librarian of Chorus 45 Glee Club 1, 45 Dramatics 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Home Ee. Club 1, Z, 35 Song Queen 35 G,A,A. 3, 45 Volleyball A FFOLTER. Team 3. RICHARD Transfer as Sophomore from Oregon City. EEA. 3, 45 Basketball 35 NVrestling 3. ROBBINS, GERALD Chorus 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Band 2, 3, 45 S. B. Play 35 May Day Play 45 XVar XVhoop 1, 2, 3, 45 Busi- ness Manager, President Orchestra 45 Language Club 3. MATOVICH, PAUL - Transfer as Sophomore from Oregon City. Orange M. Z, 3, Bas Editor of OCIEBLYN. Freshman M aj orette eball 2, 3, 45 Eootball Z, 3, 45 Baslcetball 35 Sophomore NVar XYlioop. COLLEEN Committeeman5 Twirling 1, 25 Drum Black and Orange Team 25 Chorus 1, 25 Home Ec. Club, 1, 2, 3, 45 VVar VN'hoop Staff 25 Fresh- man VV ar RICHARDS, Language Club 3, 45 NVhoop5 Operetta 2. MARION Club 15 Home Ee. Clttb 2, 3, 45 Commercial Reporter of Home Ec. Clttb 35 Vice Presi- dent of Home Ee. Club 45 Band 1, Z5 Office Training 3, 45 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIOR ACTIVITIES tiCTH, DON ' Transfer as Sophomore from Trona. California: P.l'i.A. 2, 3, 45 Wfrestling 45 Football Z, 35 Baseball Z, 35 Track 3, 45 EEA. Sectional Contest 3, 45 ,Iunior Play5 Boys' A Home Ee. 35 Senior Play, ELMER. CAROLYN Language Club 2, 35 Orchestra l, 2, 35 Orchestra Li- brarian 35 Dramatics 4. CORK, EUGENE Transfer as Senior from Oregon City. Football 45 Band 4 PASSMORE, DOYLE EEA. 2: Band Z, 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Dramatics 4. DERFLER, CARL Football l, 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 25 W'restliug I5 Orange RI. 2, 3, 45 Band 25 Chorus I, 2, 3, 45 Chorus Presi- dent 35 Class Sergeant of Arms I 5 ,Iunior Class Play5 Student Body Play 4. FOSTER, VVILMA Band l, 2, 35 FI-I.A. 2, 3, 45 EI-I.A. Treasurer 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 Commercial Club 45 Ir. Red Cross Coun- cil 3, 45 Chairman 45 Office Training 45 XYar XVhoop Staff 45 Ir. Editor War XVhoop Staff 35 Language Club I5 Pep Band 35 May Day Queen 4. STRANG, BETTY IO Transfer from Emmett High School Iunior Year. G.A.A. I. 3, 45 Library 25 Interschool Debate 25 XVar VVhoop Staff 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Tumbling 35 Arrow Staff 4. LARSON, BARBARA Twirling I, 2, 3, 45 Assistant Majorette 35 I-Iead Ma- jorette 45 Freshman Secretary5 Freshman May Ilay Princess5 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer 35 Student Body Yell Leader 35 Class Yell Leader 45 Vice President of Class 35 Princess for Orange M, Carnival 45 Princess for Victory Ball 35 Commercial Clttb, 3, 45 Vice President of Commercial Club 45 Home Ee. Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Custodian 25 Home lic. Conference 25 Exec- utive Board 35 Serrice of Girls' League 25 NVar XA-'hoop I, 2, 3, 45 Class Editions of IVar VVhoop l, 2, 35 Or- chestra 1, 2, 35 Vice President 25 Secretary 35 G,A.A. 3, 45 Language Club 25 Secretary of Language Club 25 'Honor Roll l, 2, 35 Office Training 45 Dance Band 3, 45 Senior Play5 May Day Play. LWEI GEL, EVA Band 35 G.A.A. 3, -45 Commercial Club 3, 4. SETHER, IRENE Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Office Training 4. MARQUAIQDT, RICHARD Student Body President 45 Orange Nl. Vice l'resiclent 3, 45 Orange M. l, 2, 3, 45 Cross-Country l, 2, 3, 43 Track I 2, 3,45 Football Z5 Basketball 25 VVar XYhoop Staff 3-45 Arrow Stall' 3-4 5' Langttage Club 45 Senior Pl ay. 5 SENIOR ACTIVITIES BEN NETT, MARGARET Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra Club l, 25 Secretary- Treasurer of Orchestra Club I5 Vice President of Orchestra Club 25 Freshman Song Queen5 Honor Roll I, 25 Student Body Song Queen 25 Volleyball Team E5 junior May Day Princess5 Representative to Regional Home Ee. Conference 35 Commercial Club 3, 45 Secre- tary-Treasurer of Commercial Club 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 G.A.A. Secretary 45 Point System Chairman of G.A.9.5 P.H.A. Chapter l, 2, 3, 45 P.H,A. Reporter 25 P.H.A. Secretary 35 F.H.A. President 45 Office Training 3, 45 Class Secretary 45 lD.A.R. Representative 45 VYar Viihoop Staff 35 Penny's Players 35 Arrow Staff 3, 4. OXVENS, IVESLEY - Transfer to Molalla from Scotts A-Iills as Sophomore. President of Class 35 President of Orange M. 35 Vice President of Student Body 45 Football 3, 45 Basket- ball 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Track 35 Service Club 3, 4. MURPHY, BARBARA Home Ee. Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Librarian Z, 3, 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Dramatics 45 Office Training 4. RUSSELL, VIRGINIA Editor of Arrow 45 Asst. Editor of Arrow 35 G.A.A. 3, 45 Girls' League Treasurer 35 -Ir. Red Cross Secre- tary Z5 Red Cross Treasurer 35 Red Cross Yice presi- dent 45 XYar XYhoop Staff 35 Volleyball Team Z, 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Yice President of Band 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. COOLEY, ALLAN Operetta l, 3, 45 Chorus Z, 3, 45 Chorus Librarian 45 Glee Club l, 45 llramatics 45 Tumbling 3. MQKINNIS, STUART Sophomore Comtnitteeman 25 Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball l, 25 Track 3. 45 Chorus I, Z, 3, 45 Senior Play 45 Operetta l, 3, 45 Orange KI. Z, 3, 45 NYar VX'hoop Staff l, Z, 3, 4. HUSIQEY, HERBERT Chorus l, Z, 35 Football 45 XYrestling 45 Track 3: Agri- culture l5 Operetta l, 3. Ll NDI..-XND, DOLORES Pep Club l, 3, 45 President Pep Club 45 President Glee Club 35 Glee Club 2, 35 Chorus 45 Carnival Queen 45 XYar XX'hoop 35 Operetta l, Z, 3. 4: Class Song Queen 3. XYALPORT, MARGARET liantl 45 Orchestra. 35 Twirling 2, 3, 4. PALIXIER, BONNIE Entered as a Senior from Tait, Oregon. Girls' League twlee L lub. JENSEN. l..XVI'RENCE Orange KI.: Track 2. O regon City, O regon NAME BIRTI-IPLACES PLACE .Oregon City, Oregon .Long Beach, California .Powell Butte, Oregon .Carte Madera, California .1lIolalla, Oregon Pasadena, California .Molalla, Oregon ,Castle Rock, Vlfashington ..................,Monument, Oregon Silverton, Oregon .lXf'lolalla, Oregon ,Oregon City, Oregon ..........Portland, Oregon Oak Grove, Oregon Union Mills, Oregon Oregon City, Oregon Portland, Oregon Molalla, Oregon Cedardale, Oregon Mt. Angel, Oregon Columbia Falls, Montana IX-flacksburg, Oregon Stickney, South Dakota lllolalla, Oregon Sesser, Illinois Marquam, Oregon Oregon City, Oregon DATE OF BIRTH Atfolter, Richard Warren .................... September 20, 1928 ,,o,,,,,,,,,ww,,,,, Barnes, Mary Ruth .........,........,,. .......... 1 anuary 15, 1928 ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Baty, Betty Joyce ,.................... ..,....... A pril 15, 1928 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, BCHHQU, IN'IaI'g3.1'Ct E ........... ...... Q ...September 2, 1928 ,,,,,,,- ,,-A,, , 2, Blackman, Eleanor Mae ....... ...,,..... S eptember21,192S ,...1,.. ,...,..,, Blallfflali, WHHd3 -.-,..--..-...-- ....,.-... F ebruary 28, 1929 ,..,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,, Brosrg, Dons ....,................... ..,....... ll tai-eh 17, 1928 ..,........ Cooley, Allan BlJtil3.l'l .,...,..., ,.....,... S eptemhm- S, 1928 ,,,,-,-, ,-,-,-,-, Cork, Eugene S ................. .......... 1 larch 17, 1928 ...,.,,,. Coulson Ir., Edgar 'W ......... ......,... S eptemljer 13, 1928 ,,7,,,,.,,,,-,---, , Davies, Carolyn ...............,.... .......... A pril 9, 1928 .,,.,,.,,,,,.,,,., ,,,,,,,, . Elmer, Carolyn ..............,.......... .......... 12 'elwruary 21. 1929 .,,.,.,, .,,,,,,,, Foster, Wilma Harriet .,,...,.. ........,, I uly 30, 1929 ,-,-,,-,,,,,,,. Guth, Donald Lewis ....,....... ,,.,.,,,,, 1 uly 13, 1923 ,,,,,,.,,-,,-,-,-,,,,,-,-,,----, Harper, Marilyn Iune ..,....,., 1......... S eptcmlwer 12, 1927 ,71,7,,A,,,V,,,,,-,, Portland, Oregon Heino, Ethel Eveline ............, .......... S eptembef 4, 1928 ,,,,,,,, ,,,..,,, , H61HZ, RlCl'l2lI'C1 ROI13lCl ......... .......... N 0yfQmlj1Qf 8, 1928 ,A,.,,-- AY,.Y,Y--, HL1Sk6y, Herbert -----,.,-,.-.,.-. .....,.... N ovember 4, 1928 ........ ......,,,, lackson, Carl .-v-.f,-..-......... .......... 1 une 15. 1928 ......,,..,., ,,,,,,,,,1 lames, Arleta Mae ......,... ,,....,,,. tx 131-Ch 25, 1929 2,2,,,2,,2,2,,,2,,22,,2,.,2 leli, A1 El1C-Illil .------,,-,--,.--.--...-.. .......... D ecember 21, 1928 .,...,.,,,,,,,.,.,,, Kaufman, Sadie Eilene ............. ...,.,,,,, D Qgembcl- 2, 1928, ,,...,.,,,-,,,-,,,-,, A Kister, Aileen Gladys ................,............. September 19, 1928 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Koch, Ora Mae Margaret ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,, November 13, 1928 ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, Lais, Eugene ...........,.,................... .,,..,..., B 'lay S, 1928 ,,,.,,-,-,-,,.,,,.,, ,,,-,-,-, Lance, Anita Earlene ............. ..,...,,,, 1 une 3, 1928 ,,,,,,,-,,, Larson, Barbara Dean ..,........ .....,.,., 1 uly 1, 1928 ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, Lindland. Dolores Irene ........... .......... O Ctoher 28, 1928, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, , Lucht, Charles Fred ...,..........., .,.......,1 1 febl-nary 8, 1928 ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Marquardt, ,lames Louis ........., .....,,,., T anuary 1, 1929 ,,,,,,,,, .Molalla, Oregon Camas, Vlfashington Camas, Vlfashington Molalla, Oregon Howard, South Dakota Oak Grove, Oregon Cameron, Missouri Aurora, Oreqfm Park City, Utah Park City, Utah Spavinaw, Oklahoma Oregon City, OTCHOU lnola. Oklahoma Molalla, Orefron Senoca, South Dakota Fallon, Nevada Molalla, Oregon Oregon City, Oregon Forest Grove, Oregon Portland, Oregon Yoder, Oregon Estacada, Oregon Marquardt, Richard Earl ..........,,.,.,.,.,,, February 4, 1928 ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,, Matovich Ir., Paul Thomas ...,...,,.,.,.., Tanuarv 31, 1929 ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, McCart, Calvin ......................,,...,......o....... February 21. 1925 ........ .......... McElroy, Howard .......,.... ,.,.,..... N 'lay 16, 1925 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 1X'lcGlasson, Donald .......... ,,....,... 1 une 19, 1928 ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, , , Murphy, Barbara ,......... .......... 1 une 15, 1928 ,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,.,,,.,.,,.,....,, O'Cvieblyn, Colleen ..........,,.,, ......,... N ovemhcr 26. 1929 1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, O'Gieblyn, Errol ........,..,......... ........... O etoher 11. 19282 .,...... .,,..,. . . Owens, Lawrence NVesley .,,..,,. ,......... F Clrruary 21, 1928 ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Passmore. Doyle .,....,,.....,..1,..,,,. ...... A ugnst 14, 1928 ,,,,,,,,, ..,,,,,,,, Philpot, Billie Ruth ...,,,,..,..,.,., ...,....., A nril 27, 1928 ,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Pitman, Joyce .....,. 1...,.,............... ........,. 1 i ilv 7. 1928 ,,,,,,,,,, Richards, Kannon Carroll .,...... ....,1.... 1 lay 28, 1929 ,,,,,,1, ,,,,,,,,,, Richards, Marion Belle ......... ,..,...... 1 uly 8, 1928 ,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,, Robbins, Ella Mae ...,......,.. ..,.....,. N larch 2, 1928 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,, Roppel, Virginia Claire .,...,... .......... 1 'December 211. 1927 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Russell, Virginia Dawn ,...,.... ..,,.,..,. A ugnst 24, 1928 ,,,,,,,,,,,,. .,..,,..,. Schriever, Iean Marie ....... ,......,.. 1 Tcbruarv 171 1928 ,,,,,,,. ......... Sether, Irene Mae ............ ...,...,.. N lay 23, 1978 ,,...............,. ,,..,,,.. Shaver, Iris Rose ........, ........... F 'ebruary 19, 1928 ...,.... ,...,.,. . Sievers, Kay Elaine ......1. ....,, A ufrust 5, 1977 ......... Robbins, Gerald ......,..,.. August 1, 1927 .,,.... Portland, Oregon Sowa, Lavonne Iris .,...... ..,....... Tl larch 28, 1928. .. Molalla, Oregon Stafford. Jack ......,...........,...... ......,,.. D ccember 22. 1923... Sherltlafl, Oregon Strang, Betty Io ........................ .......... r august 2, 1929 ......,.. Enunell, lClal'1O Vick, Maxine Ruth ...................,,........... December 4. 1928... Molalla,OfSg9I1 Vllalch, Lawrence Fredrich .................... Tuly 29, 19254 ............... .......... f 3r6gOl1 CITY- Oroaon Walport, Marfraret Emilie ...... .......... I uly 24. 1979 .......,.......,.. ........., R ice Lake- VVISCOUSW Weigel, Eva Mary ................. .......... INT ovemlwer 29, 1923 .................... Sell, NOYll'l D3l40l3- Vlfidstrand, Kenneth ........... .......... S epternber 16 1926 ..................i. Molal1a,0ros1on Vl'ilson, Cleo Heinz .................. .......... D ecember 8. 1923 .......... .....,.... C kmby, 0903011 Vllright, Benjamin Merle .......... .......... A pril 13. 1923 ....... ..... ......... O 1 'CQOU CIW, GTCKOU Zielinski, Raymond .................... .......... O ctober 12. 1927 ......... .......... C fanby, GFCSOU 1lflcKinnis, James Stuart. ,..... .....,.... luly 14. Todd, Robert Brady .............,. Derfler, Carl ........... ............. McGlasson, Harvey ....... Iensen, Lawrence .......... Palmer, Bonnie ........... Tune 20, ..........Ianuary ...........October ..........May 20, ..........1une 20, 1927 .,,,,... 1927 ........ Meridian. Idaho Oregon Citv, Oregon Portland, Oregon 13, 1928 ........... .......... 10. 1924 , .,,,,... ,,,,,,,,.. C ameron, Missouri 1927 ............... ......... 1 928 ........... Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS l'res'dent ...,.,,... ..,.......... l Jlfl'XY,'aRD SMITH Yice-l'resident ..,... ...... l .V.Xl.l,.'XCfli ZllQl..lNSKi Segretary ....,..... ....., C Ul.l.liEX POXYERS 'li1'C2l14111'Cf' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,.....,. AXUDRIQYLUL' WEBB lixetutive Comxnitteernan ........., N :X NCY K IRBY fXClYI!'U1'S ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,..........,......, hllvg. hlllaldibrfxix ine. wttsox IUNIOR CLASS HISTORY Three years ago the present Junior Class entered the halls of M.lQ.H.S. for the first time. lYe were, as all Freshman are, a bit liewildered about high school. but We soon forgot our shyness and got down to business. The first thing that we did was to elect our officers. They were, Vylilliam Kraxberger, president: lYilliam lVilson, vice-presidentg XYilbur Schewe, SGCl'Ct21l'y-t1'CZ1'5llTGTI Colleen O'Gie'elyn. erecutive committeeman. Xlle were busy that first year giving' a bond assembly. eliting an edition of the school paper and presenting the movie. mfhree Smart Girls Crow Up. Our capable advisors for this first year were Miss Pharris and Miss Rumgay. .Xs We entered our Sophomore year we were determined to continue our record of achievement. For our ollicers we chose Kannon Richards. president: XYill'am liraxberger, vice-president: June liallah. secretary-treasurer3 Darrell lYallier. exe- cutive committeeman. Our cl ficfent advisors that year were Bliss Church and Mrs. Millegan. Our Welcome party for the Freshmen was one of the outstamling social events of the year. ln this our Junior year we have been every active. The officers we chose to guide us this year are, lfloward Smith, president: XVallace Zielinslti, vice-president: Colleen Powers, secretary: .Xudreylou Xllebb, treasurer: Nancy liirby, executive committeeman. Our equally efficient and congenial advisors for this year are. Mrs. Milleqan and Mr. lYilson. Hur aetfvites are many. XX'e presented the movie. blanc Eyre before the Student iiody, edited an edition of the school paper, and presented our -lunior Class play K lf .Xll 'l'li'ngs. Our hlunior-Senior prom was the highlight of the social calendar. Through the past three years we have been well represented on the llonor Roll by the following students. l7el.ane lfry, liileen Kaufman, Colleen l'owers, Sally Marleen Fox, .lewel lYaller, liugene Patterson, lloward Smith. ln sports We have many outstanding lettermen, who have represented us well in that field. They are llill Charles, -loc llrocli, lloward Smith, .Xlan Southwell. XX'allace Zielinslqi, Rod Newman, lion lleterson, Xlilliam liraxberger, and liannon Richards. ln music and dramatics our talents were displayed by Nancy Kirby, Dolores lfriedrich, lloward Smith, Don lleterson, Shirley tirace, and Colleen Powers. ROXY RQVV ROXV ROXY ROXV R OXY Ron IUNIOR CLASS I-june Ballah, Nancy Kirby, Audrey Lou Webb, Colleen Powers, Howard Smith, Wlallace Zielinski, Bill Kraxberger, Mrs.,Millegau, Shirley Grace, Delores Fredrieh, Mr. Wlilson. A H-Jewel NValler, Phyllis Shaver, Arlene Lindquist, Dorothy McElroy, Doris Hungerford, tiene Anderson, VVilber Sehiewe, Gale Christner, Charles Crawford, Polly Ann Curley, Burt Gottwald. IH-Mary Louise Friekey, Ruth VValch, Barbara Friton, Betty Lou Hen- riei, Nellie Damm, Velma Strong, Alan Southwell, Don Miller, Rod Newman, lay Sehiewe, VValter Sehoenborn, Don Hoistetter, lYalter Evans. Ihr-'B211'D2l1'Z1 Poludnilc, Dorothy Quail, Helen Norris, llelen Naylor, Vivfan Poulson, Shirley Van Goethem, Emery Corbett, Ed Lais, V-Carol Biggins, Ruth Taylor. Helen Anderson, Sally Marleen Fox, Dan Dunrud, Don Larson, Dennis Dunrud, Genevieve Sehiewe, Virginia Staucl- inger, Bennie Arlin, Richard Berliey. Yl-Violet Martensou, Robert Seheel, Lewis lrlutclnns, Delane liry. llill Charles, Paul Sheets, Carl Tensen, Don Peterson, l,e Roy Spoon: -Ioe Tomminger. VH-Deryl Sandgren, Joe Brock, Marvfn Ramsey. Howard Miller, Darrell XYalker, Buzz Blackman, RO NY SOPHOMORE CLASS I-Betty johnson, l.0iw Moles, Shirley 4Adlcin5, Viola Gtiild. Geraldine james, Mary XYrolstad, Rod Zielinski, Robert Archer, Byron Schriever, Maxine Miller, Laura Lee Jensen. ROXY II-lfatie XVatts, Madelain Brown, Ina May james, .X'lalenevl,eich, Colleen Pitman. Bernita Strong. Darlene Linfllanrl, John XYells, Peggy O'Cennor, Kell Newman, Dorothy Freeman, Virginia llanhart. ROW' UV-Doreen Corril-a. Maxine llrown, Vera l:iel:sfwn, Madelaine Slrean, leola Grcshong. Duallf Owens, Lora Lee YVehb, Bonnie Porter. Darlene Mcffarl. Delcia Morgan, Miss Therrrieer. ROXX lV-Tudy Martine, Emma Harkness, Yronne Hagen, Billy Sandquest. larry Ellis. Dale Sawyer. R O W' Betty Fountain, Mildred llailev, Ruth lliflney, Vera lean Gilmore. Elmer ll ucht, Marion Owier. IV-Harold Harvey, Paul Skirrin. Harold Bennie Birkby, John Strudor, Dick Davenport. Robert Elkins, Bob Erickson, Rieliarrl Schmitts. POV! Vlfl esley lavman, lloh ff-nrtier, Duane Toll, Bob Affolvr. VVeldon Hamilton, Bob Bennett, p'l1'lC Tlluemenlcomp. Gale Gaynor, Don Slaughter. Mervin Rivines, John Husky-. ROW Vll-Vernon lleck, Bud Ingroiol, Victor Schiiif-fler, Vernon Tohnson, XYesley link. Ronald Clark. Mr. Adam, Doyle Brown, Howard Neal, Phillip llosvart, james Bond, Jim Olson, Muriel llunrl. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Pres dent ................ ........................... l QOD ZIELINSRI Vice-President ...... ....,.. l QOBHRT ARCl'lER Secretary ,...,...., ,..... C ilfR.rXl.DlNlf -l.-XNES Treasurer ,..,....,... .,.... h IAXRY XVROl,,S'li.XD Comniittecman ...... ...., l XYRON SGHRllfYER Yell Leaflets ..., .,.... l ..XLfR.X Llfli IIQNSEN MAXINE 'Mll.l,lilQ SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Whiting! 'l'hat's what we were cloinsfall tlirouqh the month ol .Xugust VVaiting for the Clay when Molalla High would again welcome ns within its doors and we would again meet our former Classmates Not as we had appeared at the beginning of the orevious year. as green Rooks, but as an entirely different gronn. One that was still not too well acquainted, but a class that was willing' to partefpate in the school activities and prove that we cleserrecl the title ol' Soplioinores Wle started the rear with the eleet'on of our class officers. They all proved to be the correct ones lor guieling' us thron'1'h our second school year. Those, who were often Feen on the lrlonor Roll were Bruee llloomenlxamp. Rich- ard Davenport. Dorothy' liieeman. -lohn lluslcy, Geraldine blames. Darlene Lind- lancl. Maxine Pieplxe, and Dale Sawyer. Dwane Owens. a Sonhomore lad, was one ol the ontstandine' lrst string basketball team. The Sophomore boya, who e'1rnefl their letters in football this year were: lloblw Bennett. Gale Gaynor, .lim Bond, Richard Davenport, lflmer l.llCl'li, ,lohnnv lVells, and Rod Zielinski. The Sophomore girls who were on the .Xll Star Yolley llall team were Yrone Hagen and Geraldine james. ll'e, the class ol '48, will remember many liappy instances as Soplioniores, and will loolc forward to sueeem and achievements in the remainin- rears of our high school life. players on the 6 Dwane Owens, 5 . RO XV ROXV R O XV R O XV R O NV R O VV I 4 l FRESI-IMI-lN CLASS I-Joanne Breen, Pat Orcutt, Dorothy Eby, Audrey Etlanl, Lois Boyd, Bob Sandgren, Vance Philpot, Helen Xvrolsted, Joe Gribble, Janice Brock, Joan Freeman, Miss Hoskins. II-Claire Kylo, Beverly Chindgren, Charlotte Gibboney, Iagkie Park, Joyce James, Duwees Voss, Patricia Magill, Juanita Jone, Artis Zumwalt, Virginia Mzirts, Ruth XValch, Evelyne Nofzinizer, Mrs. YVinters. II-Bill Harper, Gail Naylor, Jim Lais, But XVheat1ey, Bob Step, Maxine Johnson, Betty Orem, Rita Krupika, Frances Crabtree, Helen W'right, Evelyn Norris, Evelyn Harper. IV-Harry Vkfright, Etienne VVatkins, Bob McClaskey, Carl Emmert, Arlin Gurly, lValter Dir, LeRoy Free, Donald Glade, Audrey XYe-aver, Letha Nofzinger, Marie Lawrence, Barbara Rus- sell, Donna. Lane, Norma Heinz, Beverly Ladd. V-Joe Danchuck, Marlin Shultz, Arthur Kister, Russel Miller, Bill Monroe, Donald Day, Roy Spights, Marjorie Norris, Billy Syphor, Pauline Morgan, Dorothy Husky, Joyce Mclntosh, Joanne Freeton, Bob Simi, Grant Schiewe, Anita Furguson, Bob Shatz, Earl XVa.ntland. Marion Davis, Leonard Nofzinger, Virginia Sowa. VI-Bob Shultz, Richard Kelly, Bobby Jones, Gerald Fisher, Ronald Dow, Russell Bacus, Royal Kieling, David Paterson, Jim Eastman, Leonard Staudinger, 'led Reed, Donald XVallace, Bob lVaIn, Alta Fern Schlabaek, Emily Freeton. Ancel Riech, Bob Burly, Alan Hartly, Richard Bacon, Harvey Swales, Melvin Countryman, Loren Southwell. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ...............i........................ VANCE PHILPOT Vice-President ...... ............ B OB SANDGREN Secretary .........,. ....,.. H ELEN XVROLSTAD Treasurer .......,.....,....,....i....... ................... L OLS BOYD Executive Committeeman ...,.. ....... J OE GRIBBLE Yell Leaders .......................,................ DOROTHY EBY ROBERT McCLASKEY Song Queens ...... ....,.............. J OANN FREEMAN S CHARLOTTE GIBBONEY FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY On September 17, 103 Freshmen entered the Molalla halls of learning. After a few weeks of it just to ourselves, we became acquainted and elected our officers. They were: President, Vance Philpotg vice-president, Bob Sandgreng secretary, Helen VVrolstadg treasurer, Lois Boyd: executive committeeman, Joe Gribbleg yell leaders, Dorothy Eby and Robert McClaskeyg song queens, Joann Freeman and Charlotte Gibboney. Our class advisors were Miss Hoskins and Mrs. XYinters. Junior Red Cross representatives are Lois Boyd and David Patterson. Of the many students going out for sports three made letters. They were Bob Sandgren, Grant Schiewe, and Jim Lais. The Sophomores honored the Freshmen with a party and in appreciation they returned one in March. Some of the Freshmen making the Honor Roll were: David Patterson, Pat Orcutt, Pat Magill, Ruth Walch, Barbara Russell, Harry Xkfright, Joann Freeman. and Helen Wrolstad. XVith such a good start we shall be able to contribute our part to the school in the next three years. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Spooks and Spasms A mystery play in three acts was presented by the Senior Class on March twenty-second CAST OF CHARACTERS Minerva Hawlqwood ..................,...........r. Virginia Roppel Benjy Hawkwood ....,,.. ................,..., D on Guth Carol Calloway ............ ......i C olleen O'Gieblyn Miss Eunice Tuthill ........ .........,.., I ean Schriever Allie Katz ..................,.. .,,,.., E leanor Blackman Sidney Calloway ....... ...,.... R ick Marquardt Tone Calloway ........... ........ B arbara Larson Dicky Bird ............,.......... ..,Stuart Mcliinnis Clemuel McClatchin .....,.. ,,..,,.. ack Stafford Rex Rosner .................. .....,........ C harley Lucht Gerda Ravenstein ........ ....,.,,,,.,.,..,.... E thel Heino Director ............... OPERETTA ..,......Miss Frances Strand Ierry of Iericho Road This two-act operatta was presented by the Glee Clubs and Chorus on February twenty-eightli CAST QF CHARACTERS Uncle Pete .................,....................,......... Alan O'Day ....,..,....... . .. . Geraldine Bank ......., john' Drayton ,,,,.,,. Mimi ..........,......... Dora .........................,. .......,. Cornelius Bean ......,... Amos Bank ...,....... Lettice Bank ,.,,,.. Sandy lianlc ,....... Hunter ,.........,... First Girl ....... First Boy ......... Second Boy ........ Directors ......... aloe Toniminger .....Dick Davenport Maxine Yick Don Peterson .........Nancy Kirby Dolores Lindland ..,...l3uzz Blackman .,.Stuart Mcliinuis ..............l'3ctty Baty .......,....i'Xrtliella .leli ..,......Tiovvarcl Neal ........'Xllan Cooley ,.......l3urt lloltwald ...,....,Rod Newman ,......,l3ctty llosltins Mrs. Pierson STUDENT BODY PLAY Spring Fever On December the eighth, the Stuclent llocly lJ1ACSE'lllCfl this three-act comedy CJXST OF CH'.'XR,XC lfliRS Howard Smith .i.........., . ...,.,......,.................. Howard lirant Charlie Lucht ....... ...,,..,, E cl Burns lid Coulson .......... ......., V ic Lewis Colleen Powers ....... Virginia Roppel ......... Dolores Frieflrich ......... X vonne Hagen .,......... Carl Derfler ......... Betty Baty ......,.. Nancy Kirby ........ Dale Sawyer .....,... Bob loclcl ..,.,...... Director ..,.., .......lQou Herron ..,,,..Mrs, Spangler ......fXnne Purcell .......Vivian George .,.,,..Henry Purcell ....,.......li'l1oehe Purcell .....,.........,..lXIuncle Corey ...mproiessor Virgil Bean Dixon ...,..l.lrS. Pierson IUNIOR CLASS PLAY Ol All Things This delightful one-act comecly was presented on the afternoon of May l5 hy the Junior Class CA ST G F Evan Schumaker ........... Amy Schumaker ..... . Jason Schumaker ....... Hope Schumaker .,..... Vivian Hampton ......... Kaspar Fox .,............ Glen XVinSton ...... Nora ................... Director ...... C H A R ACTER S ........4.,..............,.Henry Splonsslqi ..,.....Dolores lfrieclrich ,....,l3ill liraxherger ........Colleen Powers .....,.......Nancy liirhy Roy Spoor .....,.VValter Schoenhorn ..........,...Iewel TValler .....,.,Mr5. CJ'Connor MAY D1-lY PLAY Little Women To conclude the gay festivities of May Day the Dramatics Class presented the ever-popular play, Little VVOINCII CAST UF CHARACTERS jo ......... .................,....,..,......,....... B illie Ruth Philpot M eg ......,.. Beth ............... Amy .................... Mrs. March ......... Hannah ............. Aunt. March ....... Laurie ...,............. ...........Lavonne Sowa ........Barbara Larson .........Leola Groshong ................Maxine Vick ...,...Eleanor Blackman .......Vi1-ginia Roppel L ....... Edgar Coulson john Brook .,.......... ....,., B ill Kraxberger Mr. Laurence .......... .............. B ob Todd Mr. March .............. ........ D on Peterson Professor Bhaer ........ ........ G erald Robbins lst Girl ................ ........ N ancy Kirby Znd Girl ...... ............... I ris Shaver 3rd Girl ......... ........ C arolyn Elmer 4th Girl ......... ................. K ay Sievers Director ........ .,.....Mrs. Lucy Pierson 1 1 RG ANIZATIQNS . . ' V . 'f,I-,wg 1 1.4: ' 1 A ,, V , 0.4 2- Q '- w , I -:V Q-ix '15, 4 wg, -J ,Q-vs-r va-'CTM bv, 1-yu, 1 f fu-'!ff'z..,w , ,f -.gg-',,' - f.1faw,f.,f ' nr V, ., 3 ' 4 55, P 4 ARROW STAFF SEJXTED-LEF'l' TO RKIHT-June Ballah, Betty Jo Strang, Mrs. O'Counor, Virginia Russell, Arthella jeli, Billie Ruth Philpot. STANDING-LEFT TCU RIGHT-Richard Marquarclt, Edgar Coulson, Darlene Lindlancl, Colleen Powers, Mary Louise Frickey, Bill liraxberger, Ben Wfright, Margaret Bennett. WAR WHOOP STAFF RCDW I--lune Ballah, Mrs. Millegan, Virginia Roppel, Iris Shaver, jewel lValler, Darrell XNalker, Miss Ternieer. ROW H-Colleen Powers, Leola Groshong, XVilnia Foster, Bonnie Porter. ROW IH-Arthella Jeli, Billie Ruth Philpot, Betty 'lo Strang, Richard Marquarclt, Gerald Robbins, Dorothy Thompson, Dolores Friedrich, Yvonne Hagen, Arleta James. ROVV IV-Vivian Poulson, Shirley Van Goethern, Darlene Lincllancl, Genevieve Schiewe, Ella Mae Robbins. ROXV V-Eleanor Blackman, Barbara Larson, Carolyn Davies, Nancy Kirby, Bettie Baty, Ruth Barnes, Margaret Bennett, Patricia Orcutt. ROW' VI-Charles Lucht, Stuart McKinnis, Phyllis Shaver, liclgar Coulson. lean Schriever, Cleo Wlilson. ARROW STAFF Editor ........................................ VIRGINIA RUSSELL Assistant Editor .........,................ COLLEEN POWIERS Business Manager ,,.,,,..,,., RICHARD MARQUARDT Asst. Business Manager .......... BILL NRAXBERGER Orgzuiizatfons ,,,,,,,,.,,,....,,,,,,,.,.,,,.,,,.,,,.,.,i BEN XNIRIGHT BILLIE RUTH PHILPOT .BETTY JO STRANG ARTHELLA IELI ELLA MAE ROBBINS JUNE BALLAH MARGARET BENNETT MARY LOUISE FRICKEY ' MRS. O'CONNOR Advisor ...,.. .................... Typing Staff ....... ......,....... WAR WHOOP STAFF Editor ......,............................................... IRIS SHAYER Assistant Editors ,,...,,,. .....,.. N IIRGINIA ROPPEL .IEIYEL XYALLER Reporters ,...,, ...,......... N ANCY KIRBY -IEAN SCI-IRIEYER YIVIAN POULSON SHIRLEY VAN GOTHEM CAROLYN DAYIES RUTH BARNES XYILMA FOSTER COLLEEN POXYERS VIRGINIA ROPPEL CHARLIE LUCHT YVONNE HAGEN BETTIE BATY MARGARET BENNETT ARTHELLA ,IELI Exclizmgts .,..,...' BILLIE RLTII PIIILPOT Production Staff A rt ...,,...,.,,....,,.......,,...,,,,,,.,,.,,,.,,,. Business Mizumgers ,..,,. .,.... I ypists ...... STUART BIQRINNIS I L'GIfNIf I'.XTTIiRSON ,J .I . ,,.....GER.XI.I3 ROBBINS RICK lXI.XRQI'.XRIYI' I7.XRREI.I. XY.XI.IiIiR .....,.....ARI.ETA IXMES EI.I..X MAE ROBBINS LIEXYEI. NV,XI.I.ER ,ILNIC BiXI.I..XII BIQTTY ,IO STRANG RONV RCW' ROVV ROXV R 0 W' R O W' RGW RONV R O XV RONV RONV YELKIS CLUB lWBarbara Larson, Kannon Richards, Laura Lee Jensen. H-Nancy Kirby, Dolores Lindland, Arthella leli. HlMColleen Powers, Laura Lee Vllebb, Doreen Corriea, Darlene Lindland. IV-Mary lYrolstad, Polly .Xnne Gurley, Billie Ruth Philpot, Lavonne Sowa. V+Delores Friedrich, Margaret Bennett. VI-June Ballah, Helen Norris, Miss Church, Carolyn Davies. Vllflaeola Groshong, Sally Marlene Fox. HONOR ROLL STUDENTS I-Bruce Blomenkamp, Ben VVright, Delane Fry, Edgar Coulson, Chas. Lucht, Ray Zielinslxi, David Patterson. H-hlewell Xllaller, Eileen Kaufman, Marion Richards, Darlene l,indland, Helen Wlrolstad, Ruth 'Walch, Helen Wlright, Patricia Orcutt, Richard Marquardt. IH-Harry Wlright, 'loan Freeman, Geraldine James, JXrthella Ieli, Virginia Russell, Arleta James, Pat Magill, Barbara Russel, Barbara Murphy, Burt Gotwald. IV-Dale Sawver, Sallv Fox, Dorothv Freeman, Richard Heinz, ,Dick Davenport, john Huslqey, Colleen Powers, llelen Norris, Paul Matovich. GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS jean Seliriever llillie Philpot Colleen Powers Geraldine james Mrs. O'Connor President Yice-President Secretary Treasurer Dean of Girls 'loward Smith lfdgar Coulson liurt Gottwald Charles Lucht Mr. Lee l'resident Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Advisor ROW' l-Richard Affolter, liick l-leinz, Hen Wright, Benny Birklimv, Wally Zielinski, Rod ROW' R O W l-if J W7 R O Wi' ROW' RO W' ROW' ROW' ROW' ROW' ROW' ROW' ROW' Rt JW! Zielinski, llelane lfry, Charles Lucht, Howard Smith, Ray Zieliuski, john Huskey, 'Vernon Beck. ll-Vernon johnson, Earl Wiantland, Gale Christner, 'Fed Reid, Kannon Richards. llon Guth, Phil Bosrert, Vance Philpot, Elmer Lueht, Don Hoffstetter, Harvey Swales. lll-Harry W- right, Emery Gorliett, Harold Berroughs, Bob Affolter, jim Bond, llavid Patterson, Russell liackhaus, Walter Schoenhorn, Ansel Reisch, Carl jensen, Don Slaughter. IV-Hill Harper, Arlan Gurley, john Studer, Howard Miller, Carl Fnnnert, Melvin Countryman, Boh Burley, Gordon Olson. V-Richard Kelly, Bob Schultz, Gale Naflor, Donald Day, Holi Waln, Daryl Wialker, Richard Schultz, Wlilliam Sypher, joe Gribble. VI-Ronald Clark, jimmy liastnian, Kenneth Widstrand, .-Xurthor liister, Roh jones. Yll-Ronald lloer, llud lngarsol, Patil Skirriu, lilon W':dlace. ORANGE M l-Edgar Coulson, lluane Owens, Kannon Richards, jim Marquardt, Howard Mclilroy, Ray Zielinski, jack Stafford, l.. W'. Owens, Rick Marquardt. ll-Daryl Sandgren, Paul Matovich, Rod Zielinski, llarrell W'alker, Howard Smith, Gale Gaynor, Phil liosvert, Coach llonald Wilson. Ill-Alan Southwell, Carl jackson, joe Brock, Stew Mcliinnis, llill Charles, Wallace Zielinski, lion lXliller, Charlie l-ueht, lien Wright, liill liraslierger, llou Peterson. G.A.A. l-Madeline llrown, Shirley fil'2'1CC, Miss Church, Ora Mae lioeh, Margaret liCllll0ll, jewell Waller, xlilligllllll Roppel, l,eola Grosliong, Colleen l'ittinau, llorothy lireeinan. Yvonne Hagen. , ll---lilileen Kaufman, Maxine llrown, Colleen llowers, Nancy Kirby, Wilma Foster. liarliara Larson, Carolyn llavies, Laura Lee jensen, juzie Rallah. lll-Geraldine james, Mildred llailey, Ruth Walch, lixa Weigle, Ronnie l'orter, Helen Naylor, Retty liaty, Maxine Miller, Marion Oeser. IVA-lilelen Anderson, Arleta james, llarlene Lindlzuid, Yehna Strong, Maxine Yiek, lletty jo Strang, Ruth llarues, Violet Martinson. Y-f-lleleii Norris, lilla Mae Rolvliins, Yixian lloulson, llorotliy Tiiouipson, Geueviexe Scliiewe, Virginia Russell. 5 15 i 3 2 E 5 H 5 1 91 3 F K ll H f l 4 i E , RC DNN' RC DNN' RC DNN' RCJNV RC DNN' RC DNN' RC DNN' RC DNN' RC PNN' RC DNN' RCDNN' Rc DNN' HOME EC. CLUB il-Doris lflunggerlorcl, Dorotliy Freeman, NN'il1na lioster, 'lean Selirieyer Margaret Benneti, Marion Ricliarcls, Miss llrunquist, Nfirgnia Marts .'Nrc,lyce Znniwalt. H-Berniia Strong, Macleline llrown, Colleen Powers, Nancy Kirby, liar- luara Larson, Dorotliy liliy, Darlene l,incllanfl, Yvonne Hagen, .loan Friion lllfvMaX'ne Miller, liilene l-laulinan, Eleanor lllaelcnian, Niijginia Roppel Patricia lNlagil, Helen NNi'rolstacl, Joanne lfreenian, Claire liyllo. J I P NIN7-liay Sievers, Maxine brown, l,anra l.ee lensen, Joanne lireen. Lettie llatv, Iris Shaver, 'aniee liroelc, ovee ljatlilians, . J . . V-Barbara Murqliv, Marv N'N'rolstarl, Maxine Vick, lieverlv Cliinclffren wv Y I. 1 b Barbara Russell, Y1C16ll NN'r1gl1t. N'l+Nf'era lean Gilmore, liatlierine NN7atts. Virginia Hanhart, Nliola Ciuilcl lithel Heino, Enieiy lfriton, ,Nuclrey NN'eaver, lrene Setlier. SERVICE CLUB I-Roderick Zielinslii, Lfclgar Coulson, Charles Luelit, Raymond Zielinski Burt Gottwalcl. ll4Duane Owens, ls. VVesley Owens, NN'illiani liraxluerger, joseph Grilnlnle Vance Pliilpot, Mr. NN'ilson. lll-Mr. l,ee, llruee Blooinenlqainp, llavicl Patterson. NNiallaCe Zelinslci llowarcl Smith, Donalrl NNCallaCe. QUIVER STAFF I-Paul Matovieli, Raynioncl Zielinski, lNlilclrerl liailey, Colleen l'owers, Ella Mae Roluliins, Billie Ruth Pliilpot, Rfliarcl Marquarclt, Cleo NN'ilson, Mrs. CJ'Connor, advisor. H-Ricliarcl .Nffolteix lien NN'riglit, liannon Rivliarcls. Charles laiclit, Lavonne Sowa, Joyce Pitman, liay Sievers. llarlmara Poluclnik. HI-wRicl1arcl Heinz, Don Clutli, ,Nrtliellia bleli, Ora Mae lioeli, -lean Seliriever, Bettie llaiy. N'ii'gina Roppel. Carolyn llavies, lileanor lllaclxnian, 3 V W 6 GLEE CLUB RONV I-Nancy Kirby, Nellie Newman, Virginia Hanhart, Cleo XYilson, ROXV II-,loyce james, Anelta Ferguson, Norma Heinz, Shirley Grace, Dorine Correia, Allen Cooley, Miss Hoskins. ROYV IH-Bonnie Palmer, lna James, Earlene Lance, Bettie Baty, Lavonne Sowa, Nellie Damm. ROXV IV-Ruth XValsh, Virginia Stanclinger, Shirley Van Goethem. Vera 'lack- son, Betty Lou Henrici, Betty johnson, Maxine Vick, Darlene MeCart. BEGINNERS' BEND ROW' I-Dorothy Freeman, Nellie Newman, Ceneiveve Schiewe, Barbara Friton, Leonard Staudinger. ROW' II-Doris Davis, Beverley Chinclgren, Betty Orem, Janice Brock, Miss Hoskins. ' ROW' IH-Charlotte Giblioney, Joan Freeman, Rita Krupicka, Lois Boycl, Bar- bara Russell, Virginia Marts. ROW' IV-jim Lais, LeRoy Spore, Eel Lais. CHORUS ROXV I-Miss Hoskins, Maxine Vick, ,lean Schriever, Stew Mcliinnis, Laura Lee Jensen, Don Peterson Allen Cooley. ROXV H-Colleen Powers, Dolores Lincllancl, Geraldine James, Maxine Miller, Shirley Grace, Arthela Ieli, Dorothy Husky. ROW' IH+Letha Nofzinger, Aileen Kister, Helen Norris, Colleen Pitman, Cleo VVilson, Marjorfe Morris. RCJW IV-Betty Fountain, Eleanor Blackman, Shirley Atkins, Donna Lane. ROVV V-Buzz Blackman, Dick Davenport, Howard Neal, Dan Dunrucl, Don Larson, Dennis Dnnrud, Rod Newman. ROVV VI-Bob Erickson, Lewis Hutchens, Victor Snyder, Joe Tomminger, Burt Gottwald. ROXV ROVV ROXV ROVV ROXN ROXV R OXV RO XY RCDW R C J XV R 6 'J W' TWIRLERS I-Barbara Larson. H-Carolyn Davies, Virginia Roppel. HI-Dorothy Freeman. IV-Dolores Friedriclc, Geraldine James. V-Ura Mae Koch, Cleo Vlilson. BAND I-Ora Mae Koch, Carolyn Davies, Barbara Larson, Virginia Roppel, Cleo lVilson. H-Miss Hoskins, Dale Sawyer, Darlene Lindland, Geraldine James, Margaret lYalport, XValter Evans, Robert Todd, Virginia Russell, Billy Stepp. IH-Judy Martine, Delores Friedrich, Leola Groshong, Vera Jackson, Gene Anderson, Barbara Murphy. lValter Schoenhorn, Bill Sandquist, Don Hofstetter. IV-lrene Sether, Henry Splonski, Bruce Blomenkamp, Duane Toll, lVeldon Hamilton, Doyle l-j2lS5lUOl'C, Eugene Corlc, Grant Schiewe, Edwin l.ais. V-Don Miller, LeRoy Spoor, Howard Neil, Carol Biggins, Allan South- well, lfl'illJert Schiewe, Burt Gottwald, Bill Kraxlnerger. IUNIOR RED CROSS I4Colleen Powers, Dale Sawyer, Wilma Foster, Dorothy Freeman, Lois Boyd, David Patterson. ROVV H+Virginia Russell, Burt Gottwold, Miss Brunquist, Doris Hungerford. QW GN Xxw YQ 1 OFFICE STAFF ROW' I-Ruth Taylor, Marion Richards, Margaret Bennett, Ruth Barnes, Wanda Blattman, XVihna Foster, Miss Anna Flatness. ROVV H-Ella Mae Rohhins, Barhara Murphy, lrene Sether. .Nrleta james, Ciene- vieve Schievve, Lois Boyd, Mr. Deller. ROVV Ill-Sally Marlene Fox, Virginia Roppel, Iris Shaver, Barhara l.arson, Phyllis Shaver, Dorothy Quail. LANGUAGE CLUB RONV I-Maxine Miller, Ailene Kister, Patricia Orcutt, Cleo XN'ilson, Rita Krupicka, Betty Johnson, Yvonne Hagen. ROVV H-Virginia Hanhart, Barhara Murphy, Helen Norris, Jackie Parks, Mrs. O'Connor, Dale Sawyer, Buzz VVheatley. ROW' Hl-Rick Marquardt, Robert Scheel, Marvin Ramsay, Royal Kieling. Richard Bacon. ROW' IV-Ri lc 'l D iciaic avenport, blioe Toniniinger. John Huslaey, Ronald Clarlc, Donald Glade. COMMERCIAL CLUB ROXY I-june Ballah, Mrs. Millegan, Margaret Bennett. Ruth Barnes, Barluara Larson, Polly Ann Gurley, Delores Friedrich, Carolyn Davies. RONV H'-Jewel XValler, Betty jo Strang, Nancy Kirhy, Ora Mae Roch, VVihna , Foster, Velma Strong, Maxine Vick, Arthella jeli, Billie Ruth Philpot. ROVV HI-Eva Wreigel. Ruth Taylor. 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' .ww uf . 4 v'v'-' ,...'-' U' 4 awww .f .1 f , as il W . .., ' 1 -. ff S, Q ,H 1-'fa FOOTBALL ROW I-Bill Charles, Paul Matovich, L. XV. Owens, Duane Owens, Jack Stal- ford, Howard Sniith, johnny VVells, Edgar Coulson, Dick Davenport, Paul Sheets, Deryl Sandgren. ROVV II-Bob Archer, manager, Charlie Lucht, Darrell Xllalker, Joe Brock, Stew McKinnis, Ray Zielinski, Alan Southwell, lVallace Zielinski, Elmer Lucht, Coach VVilson. ROW HI-Harold Harvey, Bob Sandgren, lim Bond, Bob Bennett, Don Miller, Rod Zielinski, Ben lxlxiright, John Huskey, Herbert Huskey. ROW IV-Vernon Hohnson, Howard Neal, Russell Backhaus, Delane Fry, joe Torrnninger, Gordon Olson, Benny Berldny, Lohrn Southwell, Eugene Cork, Gale Gaynor, manager. CROSS COUNTRY ROW I-jimmy Olson, lim Marquardt, Rick Marquardt, Bill Kraxberger, jun Lais. ROW H-Mr. Deller, Coach VN7ilson, Grant Schiewe, Don Peterson, Victor Schneider, Carl jackson, Mr. Adams. FOOTBALL Molalla High School's football team completed a very successful season under the leadership of Coach Don Nlfilson, winning seven games and losing only two. W'e amassed a grand total of 143 points to our opponents 33 points. Wie held second place in our Wfillamette Valley League. Seniors who have played their last high school football for M. U. H. S. are: Stuart McKinnis. Carl Derfler, Ed Coulson, Raymond Zielinski, Pat O'Cieblyn. L. XY. Owens. Paul Matovich. Charles Lucht, Herbert Huskey, and Ben XVright. Twenty-seven football letters were awarded, many to underclassmen, so the future in football for vears to come is bright indeed. The season's graphic picture follows: MOLALLA PTS. OPPOSITION PTS Molalla ....... ....... l 9 Estacada .. Molalla .... ..... 6 Tigard .... Molalla .... .... 6 XVoodburn Molalla .... ....... 2 1 Silverton Molalla .... ....... l 3 Chemawa Molalla .... ....... 2 4 Stayton .... Molalla .... ....... 4 7 Dallas .... Molalla .... ..... O Canby ...... Molalla .... ..... O Beaverton Molalla ............. ..... 7 Sandy ...... TQTALS: Molalla ...... ..... l 43 Opponents CROSS COUNTRY Pacific Northwest Champions of l945, Molalla Cross-country thinclads suc- ceeded in turning what appeared to be an average season into the most brilliant victory attained since their formation as a team at Molalla Union High School. Capturing the crown in the tri-state meet the Molalla harriers gained the honor ot' being the first in the history of lX'lolalla to win this annual event. Coached and paced by Rick Marquardt, a returning letterinan from the excellent squad of lf?-14. the thinclads ran off with all trophies in the Senior division. recording not only a win, but a clean sweep. Starring in a duel role as champion and coach. Rick Marquardt carried off individual honors and watched his carefully drilled squad continue in his stride and walk off with team honors and the new title of 'Pacific Northwest Cliainpions' Responsible for Molalla's victory in tl1e tri-state meet were: Rick Marquardt lstg Bill Kraxberger, a very promising junior who turned in a far above average performance for the season, drdg jim Marquardt llthg .lim Olson l4thg and .lim Lais 20th. Also running in the big event were Paul Skirvin and Don Peterson who placed 48th and 52nd respectively. All harriers mentioned above and three runners, Grant Schiewe, Carl jackson. and Victor Schneider, who were unable to compete due to Meet regulations will be awarded letters for Cross-L'ouiiti'y. BASKETBALL The basketball team under the leadership of Coach Don NYilson completed an almost successful season. XVe shall say almost because we almost won the league championship but we had to settle for second place. The cagers won 18 games and lost only 8 during the entire play, league, and non-league. Only two seniors will be leaving the squad, which points to another .mcressful season next year. T hey are: L. VV. Owens and Ed Coulson. Letters were awarded to Charles, Smith, Coul- son, Walker, Brock, Fry L. VV. Owens, Duane Owens, D. Sandgren, Kraxberger, and Manager Bob Archer. BASEBALL p . The baseball team under the direction of Rev. Emrick is practicing for a win- ning season. Lettermen back from last year are: Brock, Coulson, D. Owens, L. VV. Owens. Matovich. and Charles. SCHEDULE March 27 ............ Estacada .. at .............,.. Molalla April 5 .............. Dallas ....... at ..........,..... Molalla April 12 ......,.,.,,.. By-Q April 16 .............. Silverton ............. ................ S ilverton April 19 .............. Sandy ...........,...... at ................ Molalla April 26 .............. Stayton ..... ........... S tayton May 3 .......i....... 'Woodburn .......... . ........... Woodburn Mt. Angel ........... ........... 1V lolalla May 10 ............... Canby .................. ......... Canby May 17 ............... Canby ....... ........... M olalla fKings X Gamej April 23 Silverton-M olalla TRACK Beginning the season with seven returning lettermen, Rick Marquardt, Bill Kraxberger, Ray Zielinski, Darrell VValke1', Howard Smith, jim Marquardt, and Don Miller plus a large turnout ot new and promising material makes this year's track team shape up into one of the major groups of the school. Three of the returning lettermen hold track records in the Mile Run, the 880 yard dash, and the high jump. These three winners together with several other point gatherers constif tute the atom around which an exceedingly well-balanced squad is centered. Overwhelmingly superior, Coach VVilson's Indians swamped all opposition in a tri-meet with West Linn and VVoodburn April 4th and marched off with a total of SISM4 points to VVoodburns' 34M and NVest Linns' 34. Ray Zielinski, Qweight manj tallied a total of 10 points for high score and was flanked by Johnny VVells. speedy ex-Canby sprinter, and Howard Smith, record-holding high-jump artist. Commendable was Bill Kraxbergens record-breaking 880 yard dash in which he outdistanced his competitor and shattered a school record which had stood for several years. To be resumed this season after a lapse of 3 years, the annual Molalla Pentath- lon will offer an opportunity for winged-foot Mercurys to display their skills for a number of attractive trophies and medals. Also predominant on this year's scheduleiwill be the Hayward Relays in which the Molalla Indians will vie with surrounding schools for the much-envied Hayward Trophy. One more Winning of the coveted prize will entitle Molalla to its permanent possession. SCHEDULE April 4 Woodburn-VVest Linn-Molalla April 11 Silverton-Canby-Molalla April 12 Beaverton Relays April 17 Molalla Pentathlon April 20 Hayward Relays April 25 XVest Linn-Molalla May 3 League Track Meet May 10 District Track Meet May 17-18 State Track Meet M X ' h K' fa 4 s 7 XV! if an-A H41 . 4 W4 Hey, 5 , WL! 4 L 4 sy 4 ROW' l b WRESTLING -Richard Berkey, Kannon Richards, Buzzy Wfheatley, VVatler Schoen- orn, ,foe Gribble, Charlie Lucht, john Huskey, Don Outh, Bob Todd, lIl1l1l21gCl'. Rt JW' I I-Ben Birkbv, Wztllace Zielinski, Elmer Lucht, Rod Zielinski, Jim Bond, Paul Sheets, Ray Zielinski, coach, Phil Bosvert, John Studer. BASKETBALL ROW I-Mr, VVilson, Daniel Dunrud, Donald Larson, Dennis Dunrud, Allan Southwell, Don Miller. RO W H-Bill Kraxlzerqer, Dervl Sandgren, Bill Charles, Deryl VX7alker, Delane Fry, 'joe Brock, iHowardi Smith, Edgar Coulson, Duane Owens, L. VV. Owens, ROXV ROXY RONV R O VV R O W' R O VV R O VV ROXV ROVV ROVV ROVV HI-Robert jkrchcr, Harold Harvey. BASEBALL l-Dick Davenport, L. XV. Owens, Duane Owens, Edgar Coulson, Bill Charles, Paul Matovich, Joe Brock. H-Harold Harvey, manager, Alan Southwell, Don Miller, VVilbert Schfewe, jack Stafford, Herbert Huskey, Coach Emrick, Howard McElroy, manager. Hl-Deryl Sandgren, Dennis Dunrud, Don Larson, Daniel Dunrud, Charles Crawford, Grant Schiewe, Loren Southwell, Ed Lais, Bob Affalter. IV-Emery Gorbett, Leonard Staudinger, Robert Courter, Ben VVright, lay Schiewe, Howard Miller, Vernon Beck. TBACK I-Etienne Vlfatkins, Charles Lucht, Stuart Mcliinnis, Darrel Wlalker, Howard Smith, Raymond Zielinski, john XVells, VVilliam Kraxberger, Richard Marquardt, james Marquardt, Duane Toll. H,-Robert Stepp, James Olsen, Robert Archer, Gene Anderson, Donald Miller, Delane Fry, Gale Cayner, VVeldon Hamilton, Robert Schatz, Edmond Wlheatly, HI-Coach Donald Wlilson, Larry Ellis, James Bond, Vernon johnson, Robert Bennett, Elmer Lucht, Roderick Zielinski, Edgar Coulson, Dale Sawyer, L. XY. Owens, james Lais. IV-Richard Affalter, Roy Spieghts. Joseph Tomminger, Bruce Bloomen- kamp, Vlfilliam Charles, Paul Sheets, Robert Erickson, Donald Peterson. V-Robert McClaskey, Joseph Danchok, Gordon Olson, Royal Kieling Deryl Sandgren, Harold Burroughs, Victor Schneider. VI-Russell Miller, David Patterson, Richard Schmitz, Ronald Clark Homer Philpot, Duane Owens, Howard Neil, Harvey Swales. Paul Skirvin Robert Simi. Q r T ,,.. ,.. .., A Isla-ISI em lf! le I I K INDIAN Richard Affalter ......A. ,.,,,,, Ruth Barnes .............,.. ,,,,.,, Betty Baty .......,....,.,..,.,.,,, .,,,,,, Margaret Bennett .....,.... ......, Eleanor Blackman ......... Wanda Blattman ...,.... ,,,..,, Doris Brosig ......... Allan Cooley ....V.... Eugene Cork ......... Edgar Coulson ...,..,. Carolyn Davies ......... Carl Derfler ......,.. Carolyn Elmer ...,....e VVilma Foster .....,. Donald Guth ....,.,..,... Marilyn Harper ....,..... ....... Ethel Heino .,,.......,... Richard Heinz .,.,,.... Herbert Huskey ....,,.,,, ....... Carl Iackson ..........,. Arleta James ...,...., Arthella leli ......... Aileen Kister ....... f... Ora Mae Koch ......... Eugene Lais ...........,.... ,.,.... Barbara Larson .......... ....... Dolores Lindland ........ ....,., Charles Lucht .......... Stuart McKinnis .,... lames Marquardt ..,...., . ...... . Richard Marquardt ........ ,...... Paul Matovich ,.,......,.. .....,. Barbara Murphy ....,... ....... Errol O'Gieblyn ..,,.,Y,.. ,,...., Lawrence Owens ..,..... ....... Dovle Passmore ....,..... .,,.,., Billie Ruth Philpot ........ ....... Toyce Pitman .......,..,... .....,, Marion Richards .,...... .,...,, Ella Mae Robbins .......... ....... Virginia Roppel. .,....... ...., . . Virginia Russell .......... .,,.... Trene Sether ..e....,,,,.. lris Shaver .............,. lean Schriever .....,.. Kay Siever .....,,...,,. Lavonne Sowa ......... lohn Stafford .....,,..,,,,, ..,,.,, Betty lo Strang ...,....,. .,.,,.. Robert Todd ,......,,..,. Maxine Vick ..,............t ,.,..., Lawrence Walch Y....... Margaret Walport ,......... ,...... Eva Weigel ...............,....,..,. ,...... Kenneth Widstrand ...,.. Cleo Wilson .,.......,,...,...., ...t,.. Ben Wright ,......,.. ..,.,.,. ....,., Ravmond Zielinski ,..,.. Colleen O'Gieblyn ...... ....,,. Eilene Kaufman .....,.. ,t,,., Kannon Richards ....,,.. ....... Earlene Lance .......i... Gerald Robbins ..,.. TRIBAL NAME Rather Abbreviated ...,.,.. ...... 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SERVICE S ENGINEERS Phone 20551 MAIN AT TENTH OREGON CIT I C. W. FRIEDRICH AND SON Hardware Gifts Furniture Oregon City, Oregon Seventh and Washington Streets 6 O BURIVIEISTER AND ANDRESEN IEWELRY GIFTS WATCHES B C19 C O g Cty TO THE CLASS or '46 WE WISH' FUTURE SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS S. AND N. IVIEN'S SHOP S th d Main Streets f Orego Cty lnnn:nuuunnlulnullnuniliunununnnnnu A :. HOGG BROS. Clackamas County's Largest Dealers COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS Visit our Downstairs Giit Shop and House Furnishing Dept. FRIGIDAIRE MAYTAG EASY APPLIANCES WASHERS OpptC th Og Cty 4.-11 O 0 O Q ununumnnnnnnlnlnnnlnulnnnnnnlnnnnnnnunnu Q ROBIN SON 'S DIAMONDS IEWELRY GIFTS WATCHES EXCLUSIVE CLACKAMAS COUNTY HEADQUARTERS For The Famous -KEEPSAKE- Diamond Bridal Sets 610 Main Street-Next to Penney's Oregon City 0 0 Q nunuunnulnunluuunululunllluuuluulllnlulnnlnulnnnnnnnnnlnnnnnnulunnnunununuunnnnnnnn Q OREGON CITY TYPEWRITER CO. D. B. IONES, Mgr. 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