Newberg High School - Chehalem Yearbook (Newberg, OR)

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Top row lleft to rightiz Sherman, Clarke, Sitton, Mountain, Hendrick, Armstrong. Bottom row: Langton, Staley, Leth, Westhoff, Layman, Frost. Faculty OLIVER F. CLARKE Let's have it a little less quiet please. A. B. and M. A. Stanford University Assistant Principal, School Treasurer Teaches General Science - Physics Adviser of Senate TED LANGTON How's the fish bitin', boys? B. S. Oregon State College Graduate Work at University of Oregon Athletic Coach Teaches Mathematics Adviser of Order of N WALTER C. LETH What! No school spirit? B. S. Agr. University of ldaho Graduate Work at Oregon State College Teaches Agriculture Adviser of Future Farmers and Tiger Knights MINNIE STALEY Have you ever eaten Swiss stake? B. S. Oregon State Dietitian-San Francisco Hospital Teaches Home Economics Adviser of Honor Society and Junior Class VINNIE B. FROST I believe the last bell has rung A. B. Alma College, Alma, Michigan Graduate Work at University of Washington, University of Oregon Teaches Senior English - Junior English Adviser of Girls' League BEATRICE WESTHOFF Oh, this Senior Class! B. S. Oregon State College Graduate Work at University of Oregon Teaches Typing - Shorthand - Bookkeeping Adviser of Senior Class and Glee Club ANNE SITTON Keep all four legs on the floor, boys Linfield College B. A. Teaches English 3 and 4 - Library Adviser of Girl Reserves DOROTHY SHERMAN Could you possibly be still for 5 minutes ?' Oregon State, University of Oregon B. A. M. A. Teaches Civics - Biology Debate Coach Adviser of Booster Girls THOMAS MOUNTAIN Go get a tardy slip University of Oregon B.S., Social Science, P.E. Teaches Freshman History - Economic Geography Coaches B. Basketball and Tennis Club Adviser of Freshman Class MRS. BESS LAYMAN Oh, where are my cough drops? A. B. Pennsylvania College Graduate VVork at University of Oregon Teaches Freshman English - Latin Adviser of Sophomore Class MARIAN HENDRICK Get hot! Put more pep into it ! Monmouth Normal, Graduate of U. of W., Columbia University B. S. and A. M. School of Theatre, Pasadena, California Teaches Dramatics - Art - Public Speaking Adviser of the Masque Coaches Dramatics HUBERT ARMSTRONG Well, how's your work coming along? A. B, Pacific University M. A. University of Oregon Teaches World History - American History Current Problems Adviser of Seriveners N . Q., ,. . . Q' VG Kgs 11'-!.,g.ly nmllllnm ull ni . i z.. -f 1 ... ill I , lla y?',.?s,5 gy., W Q -12, I' If 1-r'-A 4 - A . -1 -. ' is, ? ',P'5y l .i'I..., ll . . -ee , f , v,y.sa..,1,g - - S' -e--A B fr I W Z 5' A E F A E E H Z H Z4 5 A H Z4 R' 'A 5'

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I4 N 2 B 'Z PA 2 ES 'A L1 'Z N 'Z :X 'Z N 'A ?Y K4 2 5 ke V4 E ki 'Z N 'Z N 'Z N 'Z N 'Z N 'Z N Z A HE school year of 1935-36 is nearly over, and it is with a feeling of regret that we say farewell to 69 members of our student body.To those 69, many of whom I have known for several years, I wish success and joy in the years to come. I hope that this book will assist in some small man- ner to recall for you many pleasant hours spent in New- herg high school and of friendships formed there. VV. A. OLIVER, Supt. X5 It V' 5 llll m.. -- - . .f.. ' I 1 ... Ill xl 1.7 1.1L p if -, jx! If Y' itll: N 'V 4-1' , I

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t if fx. TOD POW lleft Stevens, Daniels. Stenfors. Bottom row: Frank, Oliver ladviserl Studenf p dunoilg Joe Kycek ..A.... ,..,A4,,,,,,,,, P resident David Boss ......,. ,,,w,,, X 'ice-President Ruth I'I0dS0n .,.,... ....,,....,,.,,4,,,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,A.,,,v S ecretary Helen Stevens .,....,.....,........,.,,.,..,,.,,,,,,,,,4.,,,,,.,,, Treasurer VValter Frank, Audra Johnson, John Haworth, Councilmeu-at-large Ernest Daniels ...... ...,..... S enior Class President Harold Stenfors ,.., ......,... J unior Class President Helen Newland ........ ..... S ophomore Class President Clifford Spaulding ....,. ....... F reshman Class President VV. A. Oliver ......,..,.....,........r...r......,,....,.. Faculty Adviser T THE beginning of the present school year, the Student Council changed student body ticket prices by amending the constitution. After thorough in- vestigation and consideration a 552.00 student body ticket was introduced with the added privilege of admitting the holder to all home athletic contests free. The 751- ticket was raised to 51.25. The student council also decided to sponsor monthly student body assembly pro- grams for student body members which proved effective and will be continued next year. The members of the student council realized the need for a noon recreational pro- gram and set about to investigate types of game equipment. Checkers, table tennis equipment and various other types of games were purchased by the council. The council decided with the directors of the VVillamette Valley Interscholastic League to have uniform prices for all athletic contests--both at home and at other schools-for members of the schools of the league. The interests, desires and needs of the student body have at all times been kept in mind by the student council and measures have been carried out by which they be- lieve the school will benefit in future years.-Ruth Hodson. 8 .XX If f -. I is N kej,xi In 9, , 5 fire- -'-.. Ulllllgllllllllllll ml ui .. - f.. ll w ill N ill 7-',-f-f',1r,, ' 'fill -'L A J 12. - - 4 '-i fi ' P1 4 I, ' 'N' L ' ' -'15, ' D it '1 V xi 'xutlwl full' - s 1' A -L .1 1, . . ...Sai A AM