Molalla Union High School - Arrow Yearbook (Molalla, OR)

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ROXY ROXY RO XV R O NV ROV ROXY ROXV SOPHOMORES I---Ronald Triplett, George Patterson, XYayne liond, Edward Norman, Don XYoolsey. lim Halterman, Larry Iustis, Don liessey, Arnold Lucht, Austin Magill, Keith lYilliams, Gary Mathews, Dale Toll. II-Patsy Erickson, Rosalund Skirvin, Sally XYimer, lletty Hauptman, Mary Lee Reece, Betty Nystrom, Yvonne llahh, Retha XYilkerson, Gwen Crompton, Maxine Foote, Lois XYalton, Vivian Pierson. Elizabeth XYeher, Geraldine Fisher, Betty XYarner. Shirley Kraxherger, llohhe Palmer. Ill-Richard Allison, lloh Klemp, Dick Johnston, Bernice -leli. ,lean Rae lioehmke. Margaret liayler, Phyllis Seaman, lietty Harhaugh, Pat Hellmen, Evelyn XYade, Karen XYehb, Gene Klein- smith, Irene Helvey, Rita llalcer. IV-Ronald Rawlinson, Carl Osterliaudt, Don Helmiii. Eugene Martin, Harlan Erickson, Delores Poppe, llarhara Dixon, Violet Harvey, loanne Gruver, Roh llentley, Dick Reid, Mr. Jensen. V-Lawrence Nohle, XVarner Melugin, Alfred Hutchens, Allen Olson, Roger Sievers, Arnold Owens, Paul Luclit, Roy Schiewe, joe Smith, Charles Austin, Lois Roherts, Veryl Higgins, Dorothy Town- send, Dave Mcfonnell. Xl-Gerald Philpot, Richard llrown, Ray Nelson, Gene Sheets, llill Guthrie, Rosie Myrick, Rruce Viite. VII-lolvn Sweet. lawrence Hamilton, Neal Perry. Don Gallacci, XYallace Shepard, Kenneth Reid. ,Delbert Hannon, llernard Devereaux, Rex Coleman, joe Moers, SOPHOMORE OFFICERS President ........................................................ PAUL LUCHT Vice-President .... .,......... C SERXLD PHILPOT Secretary ......... ...... R 0S.rXLL'ND SRIRYIN Treasurer ............................... .......,,.. X USTIN MAGILL Executive Committeeman .i.... .,,, T XRNOLD LUCHT Advisors .............................. ...... B HSS P.fXL'LlCli MR. JENSEN SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY Two years ago we entered the halls of Molalla. Yes, they called us rooks. hut it didn't take us long to get acquainted. lYe started our first year out at Molalla High with election of class officers which proved to he very successful and just what We needed to start the class of '50 on it's way. They were as follows: Presi- dent, Arnold Owens: Vice President, Roger Sieversg Secretary. Yiolet llarvcyi Treasurer, Ruhy Schultz. ' lVe've presented two outstanding' movies to the student hody. They were Small Town Deli and Last of the Mol1ici'ms. Rc mresentinff our class in tw'rl- ' ' l N l w ing are the twirlers lxosie Myrik and Nelda Lawrcm'e. with Xt the beginning of our Sophomore year our class honored the lfreslunzm the animal Sophomore-Freshman party. XYe did very well in the Student Rody Play, A Case of Springtime. Those in it from the class were. .lean Roehmke. Joanne Ciruver, and Noreene Wells. The girls chosen to represent our class last year m the May Day activities were Rosie Skiryin and Ruhy Schultz. lVhere the llonor Roll is concerned we do well in that loo, the honor roll J I2 students are: George latterson, ietty Hauptman, Phyllis Seaman, Rex Coleman. Norecne Xl'ells, Pat llelmn and Beverly Ridings. Sophomore hoys earning letters in athletics are: Donald tiallaeci, tiene lilieu- smlth, .Xrnold Owens, Don llessey, Rex Coleinan, liddie Norman, Dale Toll, tiene Sheets, Larry justice, and Paul Lucht. lVe are looking' forward to our junior and Senior year heing more successful lllilll Ulll' lZ1Sll two WCTC.

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IUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The present Junior Class entered M. U. H. S. in 1946 with an enrollment of 103. Qf course, there were the usual trials of every Freshman and it took a few days to get accustomed to the high school routine. But soon came that eventful dai' of our first class meeting. lVe assembled and became dignified long enough to select Vance Philpot, for our President: Bob Sandgren, Vice-President: Helen VVrolstad, Secretary: Lois Boyd, Treasurer: and Joe Gribble, Executive Commit- teeman. ' Vllhen we appeared on the scene the next fall, we were no longer lowly Rooks sitting shyly in the back seats of the assembly hall but were able to claim our rightful places as Sophomores. lt was this year we entrusted our class leadership to: Pat Magill, President: David Patterson. Vice-Presidentg Pat Or- cutt. Secretaryg and Joann Freeman, Treasurer. The advisors were Mr. Lee and Mr. Havlic. This year as Upper Classmen we have already done many things that any class could well be proud of. The show Jack London presented by the class. was enjoyed by every student. Five of our group: Vance Philpot, Beverly Chind- gren. Bill Monroe, Pat Orcutt, and Buzz Wlheatley, were chosen to take part in the Student Body Play. The Junior names appearing on the Honor Roll are: Harry VVright, Donald Day, Ruth Vklalch, Pat Magill, David Patterson, Helen VVrolstad, Barbara Russell, Grant Shiewe, and Buzz XVheatley. It is evident that we have beauty as well as brains in our class. Both of our candidates for the F.F.,ffX. Amateur Hour have been elected queensiLois Boyd in our Freshman year, and Fat Magill our Sophomore class. In 1947 one of our classmates, Beverly Chindgren, was chosen March of Dime queen and in our Junior year Pat Orcutt received this honor. From our entrance in High School many of our boys have taken an active part in sports. This year the following athletes are outstanding: Gordon Gallacci Leonard Staudinger Joe Gribble Donald Day Bill Harper George Kirk Ancel Reisch jim Lais Bob Sandgren Raymond Poppe Loren Shouthwell Grant Shiewe Roy Speights Buzz Wheatley

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FRESHMAN CLASS ROW' I-Dick McGraw, Melvin Cahill, Bill Blackburn, Lyle Allen, Earl Layman, Bob Crann, Tom Gribble, Bill NVheatley, Paul Krupicka, Elroy Berquist, Eugene XYallace, Richard Cowan, Richard Hoffman. ROXV llwlletty O'Connor, Carol Stutz, Billy Lou Polack, Bat Howe, Joyce Jensen, Colleen Martinson Betty Ann XYehb, Muriel Hartley, Ruth Thompson, Marie Harper, Eunice Sowa, Florence Skirvin .Donna Lais, Syble Smith, Elaine Durand. ROXY III-Virginia Hagen, Beverly Marson, Audrey Stutz, Irene Poulson, Ramona Orem, Lois Fredrikson, RO XV ROXV Maureen Nelson, Ramona Massey, lloris Tabor, Donna Morgan, Marie Reece, Helen Becker, Marjorie Mantie, Joann Daniels, Audrey Lindquist. IV-Antoinette Krupicka, Nancy Hill, Janet Griffin, Ann Louise Ridings, Colleen Strang, Shirley Dougherty, Joan Curry, Robert Rice, Gerald Sawyer, Marilyn Miller, Arthur Huskey, Francis Reas- oner, Muriel Zumwalt, Sally Curley, David Schriever. V-Darlene Burroughs, Eugene Stephenson, Johnny Miller, Nathan Mitts, Ernest XYimer, Elmer Pownell, Jan Eid, Robert Stout. ROXV VI-Dale Monroe, Robert Cook, Ben McEwen, Henryy Mills, Marvin XYithers, Larry Lais, Ronald Klemp, Lester Reisch, Ronald Barnard, Farrol Lewis, lion Baggerly. ROXV VII-Raymond James, Mike Fislie, John XYag'ner, Robert Polack, Clinton Adkins, Bruce Burley, John Becker, Eldon Long, Mike Kilfoil. A ' . ROXV VIII-Kenneth Collins, Don Bastian, Rex l'uruus, Mr. Leonard, Mrs. Hopkins, Miss Blgej. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY It was on a bright, glorious day, in September when a band of Freshman entered Molalla Union High School. After we became better acquainted we elected our class officers: FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ,....,...,.. .,.... D ONALD B.-XSTAIN Vice-President ......,... ..... f IERALD SAXVYER Secretary-Treasurer .......... ...... l R EN IE PC DULSON Executive Committeeman ..........................,. ANN RlDlNGS Yell Leaders .,,. LOIS FREDRIKSON, EARL LAYMAN Sergeant-at-JXrms ................................ BILL BLQXCKBURN Junior Red Cross Representatives ........................................ .MFLORENCE SKIRVIN and BILLY XVHEA'l'LEY Highlights of the year included-Volley Ball Team, Scmphomore-Freshman party. Honor Roll Students were: Elroy Bergquist, Darlene Burroughs, Shirley Dougherty, Joan Eid, Virginia Hagen, Joyce Jensen, Beverly Marson, Betty 0'C0nner, Ann Ridings. Gerald Sawyer, Colleen Strang, and Betty :Xnn XVebb. XVe wish to be here next year to welcome the new Freshman Class as we were when we were Rooks.