North Marion High School - Husky Yearbook (Aurora, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1951 volume:

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Joyce Rasmussen Jeani Jackson Assistant Editors: Lylian Fountain Barbara Croco Managers: Aaron Wilson William Muessig Sports Editors: A1 Bekebrede B111 Engelman Feature Editors: Thelma Loop 1 k Joyce Rasmussen Mary Lou Harper Jean 'Tag gon Eorroa utisus- 00'-EDI 0 Marlene Gianella Jerry Yergen Typistsz Gretchen Pardey Marilyn Ellis Margaret Mendenhall Advisors: Mrs. Cannell M . Beal William Nuessig karen Wilson MANAGER MANAGER ...Q-MW 4 Standing: L. to R. Bekebrede, W11son,Engelman, Yergen, Muessig, Mrs. Cannell, Loop, Gianella. Seated: Croco, Pardey, Jackson, Rasmussen, Fountain. ADOIINIIFRA IION A I rr 1.1 jf, W K w ,fr A A f 1 W My ' Yr V , x , 1 xv ', rm- 9.3211 I l To the students of North lhrion: A distinguished person in California recently said, 'The Les Angeles River is the most beautkul river in the world. He explained that to understand its real splen- dor, one must not look in the dry bed of the exhaust d e stream,strewn with debris deposited by occasional floods, but t th o e community that the river serves. It is in the orchards, the flowers, and the foliage to whichtherhmr has yielded its life-giving waters, that one finds the I invite all charm and glory of the stream. In this way we must evaluate the student body of North Marion Union High School. I have confidence in the students of North Marion. I have evidence of their h os- pitality, their eagerness to help, and their sincere de- votion to th b t id e es eals and interests of North Marlon life. The real worth of North lar1on's students will be found in their future contribution to the civic spirit- ual, and material the state and the Union High School school. It is in attain its ideals it serves. development of the schoolphecommunitg nation. The success of North Marion graduates IDI bring honor bach to their this way that the school may hope to of its usefulness to the students that students to share in the standards df character and achievements that the people of the school district and the Board of Education desire for their new school. I have confidence that as alumni our students will prove their true worth to the com unity by their devotion to the ideals of their Alma Mater. .jf School Board L. to R. Glenn A. Yergen, Hrs. Alf Nelson, clerkg John llccrone, C. A. Blake, I, 0. Williamson, William Fobert, I. H. Beal. . NINA NELSON B. A. Hinot Teachers' College Office Secretary School District Clerk The North Marion Union High Board of Education repre- sents five elementary districts. Mr. William Fobert is the representative from the Hubbard district, Mr. John McCrone is th B tteville from the Aurora district, Mr. Glenn Yergen,from o u districtgldr. C.A. Blake, from the Donald districtgand llr, 1.0. Williamson, from the Broadacres district. The Board of Education meets the second Monday of each month at 8:00 p. m. at the North Marion High School, Faculty M. H. Beal B. S.--Oregon U. Superintendent Cross Country Wrestling 944+ Phoebe Cannell B, A.--Pacific U. English I,II,III,IV Library Audrey Ingraham B. S.--0. S. C. Home Ee. I,II,III,IV Elva LaRowe B, A,--Willamette Senior Math Geometry P. E. k Health lish I Eamgffwi Elvan Pitney Be Se 'oeSeCe Ag. I,II,TII,IV Hal Byers B. S.--Oregon U Band Chorus Algebra Harold R, Ellmers B. 8. k M. Ed. Lewis R Clark Gen. Math,Soience Physica Football, Track Basketball Claire D. Keltner Be ss Oe so Ce American Problems Social Science World History American History Dolores McLaughlin Be se oe so Ce Typing I,II Shorthand Bookkeeping Journalism Donald L, Reed B. B.--Pacific U. Biology P.E. k Health Football Baseball Basketbail AL BEKEBREDE Student Council ! Lk Rx BOB DILLER A. S. B. V. President A. S. B. President THELMA LOOP JOYCE RASMUSSEN Secretary A. S. B. Treasurer A. S. B. 8 L. to R. Seated: Wettstein, Pardey, Bekebrede, Diller, Rasmussen, Loog, Sather,J.g Sather, L.g Standing: Beal, Engelman, McLaren,B. Hoo ey. The purpose of the Student Council is to be the leading group of the Student Body organization, to discuss the important roblems and possihle activities which come up before the A.S.B. P organization and to recommend ideas and action on this, which are later to be voted on by the Student Body, The Council is com- posed of the four A. S. B. officers, the class presidents, and l two Council representatives chosen by each c ass. GIAIIEI 1 1' R4 f, ,S 4 x Q'-'-' , W 1 1-. . fp 5 'lla 1 I .QA , .1 3' D 1 1 4.3. rg- ,' if If ? L ' . - I 'U- ' .-l rs: .3- 3 . ,- , , 1 0 L K rs - as a ' r . ',.. I x,.1. J vQ- K t ' A. , ,L I . 4 1 , -.J - . ., K . fy'-, A ta x 1-ailxv. ff' - v fain, zfj'-. 'alma P,-4 Qc.-J .. Z f., Q' 5 '. . '- 41 we x r ,- .4 'D-I . Ji' . .-irc ,N -, ,-. . ,, ,M 39: rv. M ,V , ., LE- A .-,,v , Seniors JERFH JESKEY Transfer, Canbv 24 FFA pres. h FFA 1,2,3,h Class V. pres. h Letterman 2,3,LL One-Act Play 1,2 Class Play 3.h Thesnians 3 Football 3 Basketball l,2,3,h Track 1,2 LYLIAN FOUNTAIN Transfer, Canby D Sec. Senior Class CSecond Semesterl Class Officer 3 Chorus 1,2,3,h May Princess 3,h FHA 1,h Class Play 3,11 One-Act Play 2 Annual Staff U Thespians 3 Pep Club 3 ,4z4fi? 'Xe h BILL EMEEIMAN Transfer, Canby h Class pres. h FFA 1,2,3,h Class officer 1 Student council lg Baseball 1 chorus h VEU-KA BARENDQE HALL Transffer, Newberg 11 Sec. Senior Class h CFirst Semesterj GAA pres. M GAA 1,2,3,h Yell Leader 2 Pep Club pres. 2 Pep Club 1,2 FHA 3,h Tigarettes 3 MAHLENE GIANELLA Transfer, Canby L Class trees. h Band 1 Office 3 GAA 2,3,b Girls League 1,2,3 class Play LL Husky Growl Editor lg Ammn.mnxh May Princess 3 B WM! AL BEKEBREDE Transfer, Woodburn h Student Body Pres. ll Student council ll Letterman Club I4 Class Play 3,14 FFA 1,3,h Football 11 asketbsll h Track 2,3 ,h ALICE BROKER Transfer, Canby ls FHA 1a2a3all GAA 1,2,3 la Pep club fl Office staff lg Tennis 1,2,3 Asst. Ed. Paper h Folk Dancing Club 3 BERTHA COPELAHD Transfer, Woodburn In Class play 3 Band 1,2,3,l.1, Husky Growl staff lg FHA 3 Commercial club 3 Library staff 3 ALBERT EVANS Transfer, Calif. ls FFA 2,3 LILLIAN BRONEZ Transfer, Mt. Angel lp Chorus lt Carnival Princess 2 Chorus Pres. h My Queen 74 PAT BRGTER Transfer, Canby h nu 1,2,3,h GAA 1,2,3 h Pep Club fl Folk Dancing Club 3 Embroidery Club 3 JOHN DAVIES Transfer, Gervaish Letterman Club 1,2 Class play ls Fire squad I4 Cross Country h Assistant mgr. 1,11 ARNOLD EVANS Transfer, Woodburn h Baseball 3,14 Operetta 3 Fire squad 1,2 Class play h LOIS FYOCK Transfer, Newberg ll Class Play h Hi-I club 2 Class treas. 1 Tigarettes 3 FHA -la Latin Club 2 JEANI JACKSON Transfer, Wash. D FHA pres. lx FHA 2,3,h GAA 1,2,3 Latin Club 2,3 Honor Society l,2,3 Class play 1 ,14 JANET HENSEL Transfer, Canby lg GM 2,3,l4 Girls Learue 1,2,3 Office Staff 3 Band l Chorus l Class Play li Library Staff 2 Folk Dancing Club 3 LAURA LEIIS Transfer, Woodburn 14 May Princess 1 GAA l,2,h Girls League 1 Class officer 2 Paper S-baff 1,2 Class Iell Leader 2 Office staff 3 Oper-et-Lg 3 Library staff 1,3 Annual staff L THELMA LOOP ANTHONY MEDEARIS Transfer, Nenberg lg -Transfer, Woodburn Class pres. 1 FFA l,2,3,h Yell Leader l Baseball 1 Girls League 1,2 Football 2,3,h Pep club 1,2 Basketball 2 Song Queen 2 Track 2,3,h Tigarettes 3 Letterman Club 14 FHA 3,21 Comercial Club 2. Annual staff l,2,h Paper staff 1,2 Student Body Trees. May Crown Princess L1 MARGARET TLENDENHALL Transfer, Canby h Chorus 1,2,lx Band l Office 3 GAA 2 ,3,h Girls League l,2,3 Glass Play L Annual Staff lx Library Club 2 Wrestlinv Lianaaer lg WILLIAM MUESSIG Transfer, Canby L Honor Society 3,14 Class Play h Quill Rc Scroll 3,11 Claes Officer h Annual Staff I-1 Paper Staff 3 Office Staff 11 Fire Squad 11 J. R. C. Council 2,3 L JOYCE RASMVSSEN Aesena S860 ll Annual Editor lx Honor Society 3,h Quill a Scroll 3,u Class Officer 2 Student Coumcil lx Annual Staff 3 ll Paper Staff 3,5 Class Play lx FHA ls Office 3 Horizon Club 3 VDUHCE MEMBER Transfer, Newberg Pep club h Class officer ls FHA h office staff h mon WILSON Transfer, Caxby 34 Annual staff 11 Class play h Stage mgrc 2,3 Fire chief 14 Chorus lx Office staff h JUUMTE SNHHB Transfer, Canby la Band l,2,3,h Chorus l GAA 2,3,h Class play 14 Student Council ll Girls League l,2,3 May Princess In Folk Dancing Club 3 CHARLES IILLIAI Transfer, Canby, h FFA 1 Radio Club 3 Fire Squad U Wrestling L Stage Mgr. lx The senior class got the year off to a grand start by enforcing their superiority over the lowly freshmen.They initiated the rocks on October 6. Several meetings were held during the year to decide on announcements, colors and other de- tails of graduation. Red and white was selectedas the class color and red roses were chosen for the class flower. The senior class play, 'A Lucky Penny', was given March 16 and proved to be successful.' The profits went toward buying a gift for the school and senior 'skip day , Representatives from the state colleges spoke to the seniors about attending college.The seniors took a trip to Salem to visit the state legisla- ture. Mrs. Cannell and Mr. Keltner were advisors of the class. HQHFO Omdhww PDHm0H0n0hWm m-QQ! HOOEUW DH 0m0HHOo XHOF odvdm .ddHoHp5Mwm MOEL M Gpmpm Omhiz HQUDWQHHQU 0HHCwP5h HQEMSM RQSOUOB E0 MHUUCHM OMOHHOU mmwddmim OM 050m NmkOCx Ogg m-D43 EAW .D-5.2 PM C0uhM3 MOOD Mmdno HQEHNM HOEHQL hmaddg EHbHNo .mhz i HpHp0HQ HOSONUH .M .M pmdphq HUHOMGEEOO gum QHOQD Mai QME QKHQ ghpmmr 0oD0HHm :CObt gmpnog nqgggggggo: gmxohgz :hOm: 'PH QHxm nga: gmdpuwm: :MDC SOM! 'h0bOwCm: N pmngt :WPG g erbB! 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There were 19 boys and 23 girls, making a total of forty-two menbers, at the beginning of the school year. B111 McLaren was elected presi- dent while John Van Lieu took the post of vice-president. Reinhold Hillner was elected secretary and Marilyn Ellis kept the junior class bookkeeping in good order, Gretchen Pardey was student council representative, The junior class qaonsored two dances, the Sheridan ock Hop and the Junior-Senior Prom, Money was raised through candy sales at noon and at games. The juniors sponsored a magician show. The juniors were very proud that the whole rally squad was elected from their c1ass.Among these were Louise Priest,Mari1yn Ellis, Mickey Peterson, Mary Lou Harper,and- Barbara Croco. The junior play, 'Henrietta Behave, was a success, but owing to the lack of the stage in our own school they journeyed to Hubbard and put it on in the auditorium there. FIQBUIF' to R, 1ST ROW: lr. Reed,advisorg M. Harper,B. Croco, Ferrell, E. Ksckley, N. Bisanz. 2ND ROW: G. Erland, Luke, R. iller, B. McLaren, R. Hillner, R. Kauffman, Kelley. SRD ROW: C. Hunsaker, M. Connor, M. Ellis, Herzberg, M. Driever, D. Klenski, G. Ezzell. L. to R. 1ST ROW: C. Muessig, B. Zimmerman, G. Pardey, M. Peterson, L. Priest, J. Weinert, M. Sammons.2ND ROW: Miss McLaughl1n,advisor, J. Stormo, J. Spence, G. Sabin J, Yergen, B. Wettstein, P, Singer, SRD ROW:F.Triplett, A. Taylor, J. Van Lieu, R. Shrock, L. Will, W. Rose, J. Miller. Sophomores Sophomore Officers L. to R. Robin Berkey, Ken Hooley LaDonna Sather, Nancy Schuler. Missing: Jack Rasmussen. The sophomore class began the 1950-51 year with 14 boys and 26 girls ini eir class. They chose Ken Hooley to be president of the class, Jack Rasmussen, vice presidentg Nancy Schuler, secretaryg Robin Berkey, treasurergand LaDonna Sather, student council representative. The first activity sponsored by the sophomore class was the Sadie Hawkins Day party held on November 18. They also spon- sored a Valentine Dance on February 14. Both dances were a big success. The class sold pop at a game to boost their treasury. L. to R. 1ST ROW: J. Albers, D. Friend, Mr. Ellmers,ad- 1 E Aho L Bender 2ND ROW: C. Beard, N. Hurst, v sorg . , . . S. Dencer, K. Hooley, R. Barendse, H..Dew, B. Madden. SRD ROW: M. Hill, K. Morrison, O. Fyock, M. Evans, S. Burnham. L. to R. 1ST ROW: E. Nelson, B. Triplett, N. Schuler, T. Medearis, L. Sather. 2ND ROW: G. Pearson,A. McLeod, D Schei K. McNary, J.Rasmussen. SRD ROW:D. Williams, L: Weinert, J. Williamson, R. Sabin, Mrs. LaRowe, class advisor. Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS L. to R. 1ST ROW: Bob Beal, Bonnie Hath- away, Carl Van Lieu. ZND ROW: Merle McLaren, Loren Dew. The freshman class of 1951 was initiated on October 6 by the seniors. It was decided that a 'welcome' rather than a rough and tough initiation should be held. The seniors held a welcome dance on U16 night of the initiation. The freshman started off with fifty- five members in their class, 30 boys and 25 girls. They elected Bob Beal, Presidenq Carl Van Lieu, Vice-Presidentg Merle McLaren Treasurerg Loren Dew, Sergeant at armsg and Bonnie Hathaway, Secretary. On January 17, the freshmen held a bas- ket social for the whole school. They also sold pop and hot dogs at games. L. to R. 1ST ROW: L. Cole, M. Jeskey, L. Herzberg, B. Hathaway, J. Evans, F, Jackson, R. Chulos, B. Fyock, B. Connor. 2ND ROW: R. Beal, D. Callaway, C. Crane,M. Kliewer, L. Dew, K. Brown R. Gregory, D. Hill. Mr. Beyers, advisor. SRD ROW: L. Lewis, E. Jeffries, E. Hostetler, F. Gibson, C. Anderson, C. Baker, L. Foss, G. Hastie. . to R. LST ROW: Miss Ingraham, adv1sorgJ. Peterson, . McLaren, J. Zehner, C. Monnier, N. Warn, L. Paris, L. Richter, B. Madden, S. Stewart, 2ND ROW: G. Sanders, M. McLaren, D. Walker, L. Richter, R. Sonnen, B.McNary, S. Millburn, D. Smith, Mr. Pitney, advisor. SRD ROW: R. Pirkl, K. Van Lieu, R. Orvold, B. Rose, E. Taylor, M. Wettstein, M. Westwood, B. Miley, F. Parson. 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Everyone seemed to enjoy the three-act comedy 'Henrietta Behave . Mr. Bascomb, fRonnie Shrockl who was the owner of the Peek-L- Boo Hosiery Mills, was having trouble with his wife. A model, an actress, and a school girl fall in love with Barry Bascomb lBud Wettsteini. The butler, maid, the school gir1's lover, and s news- paper reporter mske up the cast, Senior Class Play lli-n L. to R. 1ST ROW: Muess1g,ASather, J., Fountain, Loop, Rasmussen, Hansel, Bekebrede. ZND ROW: Evans, Albert-stage crew, Mendenhall, J k on J.' Fyock L,- Gianella Mrs. Cannell. SRD ROW: Davies, ac 5 9 n 9 1 Evans, Arnoldg Mr. Keltner, Williams-stage crew. Missing: Wilson, Jeskey. On March 16, 1951, due senior class presented a three-act comedy, NA Lucky Pennyn. The leading characters were Lylian Fountain as Penny, Thelma Loo as Joanna Penny's girl friend, Al Bekebrede P K and Karon Wilson as Greg, the two girls' as erry, boyfriends. Jeani Jackson played the part of Gram. nd at the The kids had lots of fun at practices a play. M s. Cannell and Mr. Keltner did a great job getting the play ready for production.Mrs. Cannell did dxe play directing and Mr. Keltner the stage directing. The plot of the play was: Everyone in the fam- ily, lead by Kerry, was trying to attract Pennie's attention to college and away from impressionis- tic art, The play tells of the troubles and mix-ups that are involved. Husky Grow! Staff 1ST ROW: L. to R. Sam ons, Brower, A.g Triplett, F.g Miss McLaughlin, Muessig, Connor, Ezzell, Croco. 2ND ROW:Pardey, Priest, Wettstein, Copeland, Gianella, Sohaber. During the past year,the Journalism class has sponsored the Growl ',North Mar-ion's school paper. There are eighteen members in the group. Marlene Gianella, a senior,was elected by the group to act as editor. Alice Brower,a senior, was elected assistant editor. Several members of the class attended the OSP Conference in Eugene in October. Although North Marion now has only a dupli- cated paper, the classroom discussions cover the problems connected with publishing a printed pgnr. The class also learnedthe different types of head- lines,the most common forms of leads and different styles of make-up, Margie Ferrell kept a scrapbook of all North Marion events which were printed in the Salem, Woodburn, and Portland papers. Although all members of the Journalism class were inexperienced,they have shown much enthusiasm and originality in publishing the first paper for North Marion Union High School. Miss Dolores McLaughlin is advisor of the group. Rally Squad L. to R. lary Lou Harper, Marilyn Ellis, Hickey Peterson, Louise Priest, and Barbara Croco. The rally squad this year consisted of five junior girls. Barbara Croco and lary Lou Harper vlere the song queens. Hickey Peterson, Louise Priest, and larilyn Ellis are the yell leaders. Many clever pep assemblies were presented by the rally squad and the pep club. Half-time entertainment at the basketball games included the formation of an 'H' by the Pepettes and the rally squad leading the Husky locomotive. Pspettss, the newly formed pep club, ha been an active organization. llembers are selected from the junior and senior classes. Thi year there were twelve members. The rally squad, with the help of the Pepettes,led the North Marion student body to honors by winning the pep trophy at the basketball Jamboree in llcllinnville. The girls are proud of this honor and are looking for- ward to another successful year of pep and enthusiasm andd'to keeping the trophy for North Marion. Pep Club x ! PEP CLUB OFFICES L. to R. Mary Lou Harper, Marlene Connor, Molly Sammons, Alice Taylor 1ST ROW: Taylor, Connor, Strawn, Muessig, Driever, Ezzell. 2ND ROW: Herzberg L., Brower P., Samrnons Pardey, Schaber, Miss McLoughlin, Advisorg Brower R Kleczynski. FFA OFFICERS L. to R.-Jerry Jeskey, President, Reinhold Hillner, Vice Presidentg B111 Engelman, Secretary, Jerry Yergen,Treasurerg B111 McLaren, Sentinelg Jack Rasmussen, Reporter, and M . P1 tfihv lf1KY4BhY! FFA 1ST ROW-L. to R.-Pitney, Dew, H.g Pirkl, Hastie, Brower, B l Medearis. ZND ROW-Wills, Kelly, Smith, Milburn, Cole, ea McLaren, M.g Callaway, Jeskey. SRD ROW-Sonnen, Stewart, Dow,'L.g Kleiver, Fyock Sanders, Lewis, McLaren, B.g R B.' Crane Pearson Gregory, 4TH ROW-Barendse, Will, Mc ary, , , , Schei Yergen. 5TH ROW-Jackson, Hillner, Singer, Rasmussen, L k Engelnxan, Miner, Bekebrede. e'rH ROW-Sabin, sto:-mo, u e, Miley, White, Chumbley, Walker, Richter. FHA FHA OFFICERS Front Row: L. to R. Jackson,J.: Schuler Sather, L.: Fountain. ZRD ROI: Wettstein, Sammons, flall, Jeskey, Loop. 1ST ROW: L. to R. Hurst, Rasmussen, Jacks: n, Loop, Fountain, Sammons. 2ND ROW: Mrs. LaRowe, chapter mother: lies Ingraham, advisor: Brower, Strawn, Zehner, J a c k s o n, llonnier, Herzberg Muessig. QRD ROW: Jeskey, Fyock, Schaber, Fyocltr, Berkey, Friend, Chulos, Evans, Brower. 4TH ROW: Schuler, Nelson, Williamson, Sather, Baker, Wettstein, Hathaway, Conner, Kleczynski. 5TH ROW: Nyquist, Taylor, Sabin Albers, Evans, Medea:-is, Orvald, Zimmerman, Kacllley, Hunsacker. 6TH ROW: Richter, Warn, Aho, Anderson, Westwood, Burnham, Dancer, Hill, Rose. GAA OFFICERS Velma Hall, President, Gretchen Pardey, Vice Presidentg Marilyn Ellis, Secretary. GAL FRONT: Hall. 1ST ROW: B ower, P.g Sammons, Brower, A.g Mrs. LaRowe, advisorg Strawn, Weinert,J.3 Beard 2ND ROW: Ellis, Taylor, Pardy, Hers- berg, G., Muessig, Klenski, Connor. BRD ROW: Croco, Harper, Priest, Peterson, Copeland, Loop. QTH ROW: Lewis, Mendenhall, Gianella, Sather. Varsity Club Varsity Officers L. to R.--Ken Hoo1ey,Sgt. of Az-msg Jerry Yergen,Vice PresgBob Diller, Pree.g Ron Sh:-ock, Sec. and Treas. 182' ROI: Jeakey, lcNary,K.g Shrock, HcLeod,D.g Hooley, Pearson NcLaren,ll,: Hiller. 2ND ROW: Coach Reed, Kauffman, Spence, Schei, Yergen, Hillner, Van Lieu, J.g,Er1and, Coach Ellmers. SRD ROI: Berkey, Diller, HcLaren,B.g Dew,L.3 Bekebrede, Davies, McNary, B.g Beal. Band Advanced Band L, to R. 1ST ROW: Muessig, Spence, Hurst, Albers, Westwood, Pardey, JesKey,Sather, Copeland,Pearson, McNary, K., Callaway. 2ND ROW: Mr. Beyers, Brown, Sabin, Richter, Wettstein, Rose, Beal, Rasmussen, Wettstein. The advanced band has had a continuous and constant growth both in musicianship and number this year.It started with 12 members and increased to twenty-five. Activities of the advanced band have included performances for P. T. A. meetings, volunteer firemen's conventions, Senator Morris, basketball games, grade and high school concerts, and other activities. The beginning band has shown a constant im- provement this year. Their first performance was at the GAA talent SIOW. They have taken part in every major concert of the year. Beginning num 1ST ROI: L. to R. Evans,J.3 Herzberg, Chuloa, Richter, Hill, Kelly, lnttstoin, Hastie, Cole, McNary, K,g ZND ROI: Dew, H3 Hooley, Connor, Lewis, M . Beyers, Smith, Sbnnen, Van Lieu, Berkey. Chorus L. to R. 1ST ROI: Spence, S ei, Kelly, IcNary,K.3 Brown. ZN ROW: Evans, Arnoldg Singer, lettstein, Engelman, Wilson. Activities of the girls chorus for the past year have included trips to Butteville,Broadacres, and Donald grade schoo1sf'orthe purpose of putting on concerts. The chorus also sang at numerous school events such as open-house, the Christmas concert, and the spring concert. Officers of the chorus included: Librarians, Rita Sabin and Evelyn Taylor, President, Lillian Bronecgvice Pres., Thelma Loop, Secretary,Margaret Mendenhe11gTreasurer, Carol Baker. Marlene Driever was accompanist for the chorus. The boys chorus was formed in February. Per- formances of the boys chorus came later on in the spring. Maxine Hill served as accompanist for the boys chorus. L. to R. 1ST ROW: Taylor, Albers,Dr1ever,Fountain, Strawn, Beard, Hill. ZZND ROW: Paris, Loop, Fyock, L., Monnier, I., Jackson, F.g Monnier, C.g Zehner, McLaren, F. SRD ROW: Baker, Anderson, Orvcld, Sabin, Evans, M., Hostettler, Hathaway, Berkey. 4TH ROW: 3ather,L.g Warren, Aho Bender, Kackley, Bia nz, Zimmerman Hunsacker. STH ROW: Dancer, Bu nham,Mendenha1l, Bronec, Lewis, Friend Taylor . 9 I Herzberg. Office Staff Seated iL. to R: Sohaber, Copeland, Hrs. Nelson. Standing L. to R: lluessig, Brower, A.g Driever, Taylor, Jackson, Herzberg, Wilson. Library Staff Seated: Fountain. Standing L. to R: Aho, Evans, J.: Mueasig, llrs. Cannell, Driever. May Court PRIEB8 LYLILI PRIICBS JULHTI 1, f.. PRIICBS IARILYH PRIICB8 IOLLY' QUEEN LILLIAI I ' PRINCBS DORIS PRINCE8 ELOIB PRIICES ILE! PRINCB3 BONNIE Honor Society L e m'rIoNAL HONOR socrm L. to R, 1ST ROW' Ingraham, committeeg Rasmussen, Jackson, J., Shrock, Fountain, Loop, Mr. Beal committee. 2ND ROW: M , Keltner, committee, Davies, Sather, Gianella, Evans, Arnoldg Muessig. On Friday, April 6, eight students were pinned for National Honor Society and seven were pinned for Quill and Scroll. Initiation was held in May. Irs. Cannell and Miss McLaughlin were advisors of Quill and Scroll and Mr. Beal, Miss Ingraham and Mr. Keltner were onthe committee in charge of the iational Honor Society, INTERNATIONAL QUILL E SCROLL L. to R. 1ST ROW: Gianella, Miss McLaughlin, advisory Muessig, B5 Bekebrede, Mrs. Cannell, advisory Pardey. V2ND ROW: Rasmussen, Mugggig, 0,3 Jackson, J.g Croco, Conner. MISSING: Priest. r Fire Squad FIRE SQUAD OFFICERS L. to R. Wayne Rose, Vice Presidentg Aaron Wilson, Fire Chiefg Al Bekebrede, Secretary-Treasurer. 1ST ROW: L. to R. lr. Beal, Advisory Muesaig, Rose, Jeske Chumbley, Spence, Wilson, Miller, Medearis. ZND ROI Williams Singer, McLaren, B.g Engelman, Yergen, Bekebrede,Dav1eeJl1lne Diller. P3 ye -TS!-11110 Hurst Larry 8: Robin Friends Guess Who! workin' Man Time out Faster! whats' a mess! The Big Parade Gretsch 8: Friend Fair Day John V, L bn.. 'Dom the Hatch! Lorraine Mnm-munmxn! Glamour Pose -ww IPURII , 1 r ,- n 'i ,.,v u u 1 V V a . v , ' Z 1 1 5 1 I nth, ,F xii: ' vw, . I T 35 1 if' , ffvzf f ' 'P 15,5 I s 1 ' 5, 'Q , rv' V, 4 1 Wu 0' . ' af ' .1 ,, M . 3,153 tina? . ff Z fx X G K XX aff Q 1? ' 1 ul f Q ,,,,4f1af,gZQff,,,:M.wf ' jj , fjf: , M - W fx : ff gb PM if 1 X i ' X ., AE, M fx K X5 4' , I :li 57 fx I' ,f S. ' C W2 QQ' 6 :ff , X iff 1' '1'.'z?f,. KX . 4 ., ,,.,,, ' ' J' ff,' fs A4 . My Aff! Nl rj ,,'a' ' f 5 If 5' . K X C31 M if - -Q Qui? 4 ZF! of TQ I' , 46 4' f' M535- 1 X Q2 I ' , M 7 , Him X f.3 535 W sw- ,,, , giig , i9, f f1y f5 ?Ki fa Q2 HA I -:Z wx V ,...N K, f . xv xg X , A 'i i' S M E., .,dY U ' KNQM .M y f , v .W--M H X ff' X, 'Z , Vx ff F I f' . fu Football Ill Ana O dl L. to R. 1ST ROW: Cole, Brown, K., Van Lieu, Luke, Kelly, Gregory,Stewart, ZND ROW:Rasmussen,McLaren, Miller, Fyock, Shrock, Dew,Hg Hooley. 5RD ROW: Coach Elmers, Berkey, Medearis, Hillner, Yergen, Sanders, Kauffman, McLeod, Coach Reed. 4TH ROW: Bea1,Hgr,g Spence McLaren, B.g Bekebrede, Dew,L, snei, Diner, wni, Hague, Mgr. Handicapped by inexperience, the Huskies turned in an impressive first season record of three wins and five losses and finished Yawama League action in fifth place fill McLaren, the team captain,was voted most valu- able player and received a trophy at a post season banquet sponsored by the Hubbard Fire Department. Prospects look goodfbr a very successful season next fall with the loss of only two lettermen, Anthony Medearis, and A1 Bekebrede, through graduation. Sept. 22 North Marion Sheridan 27 Sept. 29 North Marion Willamina 24 Oct. 6 North Marion scayton av Seasons Record Oct. 15 Nov. 5 North Marion 18 North larion 6 Amity 15 Dayton 12 Oct. 20 Nov. 10 North Marion 6 North Marion 19 Banks 59 S erlood 7 Oct. 27 North Marion 15 Yamhill 0 Cross Country Kneeling: L. to R.--lhite, Rose, Pearson, Milburn. gg:gg1ggg1.Kl1ewer, McNary,B.g McNary,K.g Davies, For their first year in competition the Cross Country squad completed a successful 1950 season by placing ninth in the State Cross Country meet. Other meets in which the Husky squad partici- pated were: Oct. 19 A five way meet between Jefferson, Salem, Molalla, Corvallis, and North Marion. Oct. 26 A dual meet between Molalla and Nbrth Marion. Nov. 1 A six way meet between Springfield, Molalla, Salem, Jefferson, Albany and North Marion. Nov. 7 A dual meet between Jefferson and North Marion. Nov. 9 A dual meet between Molalla and North Marion. Nov. 18 State Meet. Fou cross country letters were awarded. Boys receiving these awards were: Merlin Kliewer, Bill McNary, Galen Pearson, John Davies and Keith McNary. Basketball L. to R. 1ST ROW: Diller, McLaren,B.g Yergen,Barendse, Dew, H.: Coach Reed. 2ND ROW: Hast1e,Managerg Shrock, Berkey, Spence, Van Lieu, Jeskey. NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS NMUHS so canby 51 NMUHS Yamhill 26 59 St. Paul 25 NMUHS Sherwood 46 57 st. Paul 22 NMUHS wlllamlna 45 35 o.s.T.s. so NMUHS Amity 59 so Canby 45 NMUHS Banks 42 52 sherwood so NMUHS Dayton 69 46 Willamlna 44 NMUH5 Shefidan 44 23 Amity 27 NMUHS Yamhill 45 2 Banks O NMUHS O.S.T.S4 25 51 Dayton 52 NMUHS Colton 55 59 sherldan 51 As basketball season rolled around, Coach Reed enjoyed the prospects of xame fifty boys who turned out for the favorite American indoor sport. Inexperlence played an important part in this year's record, and the lack of height gave the team considerable disadvantage, but we of North Marion feel the season was more than successful with a record of nine games won and twelve games lost. In the District ll tournament the Huskies scored an upset victory over Sacred Heart Academy of Salem and dropped games'uJSllverton and Staytmu Returning next year will be all but two mem- bers of this year's squad, Al Bekebrede, and Jerry Jeskey. B Squad L, to R. 1ST ROI: Davies, lanagerg Sanders, lcLaren,l.g Richterg Kliewer, Beal. END ROW: Coach Ellmers, Fyock, Rasmussen, Hooley, McLeod. The 'B' basketball squad, made up of freshmen and sophomores, started the season with a C51-151 win over Canby and ended the season with a C37-341 win over Col- ton. In between they ran into hard luck and tough com- petition and earned an 8-13 won and lost record. They were successful in serving their purpose, however,which is to develop freshmen and sophomore boys into top contenders for berths on the varsity squad. The pros- pects are good for several of this year's 'B' squad members taking their place on the varsity next year. The squad was unfortunate in losing the servkss of Bob Beal early in the season. In the sixth game of the season,aga1nst Willamina, he injured his knee and was out for the rest of the year. The leading scorer for the season was Jack Ras- mussen, followed by Merle McLaren and Louis Richter, POINTS SCORED: Jack Rasmussen-128 George Sandbrt-42 Merle McLaren-- 93 Dan McLeod ----- 40 Louis Richter-- 91 Ken Hooley ----- 37 Larry Cole ----- 67 Merlin Kliewer-54 Bob Fyock ------ 55 Dale Callawaye- 2 Bob Beal ------- 47 Wrestling L. to R. 1ST ROW: Pirkl, Erland, Luke, White, Connor, 2ND ROW: Gregory, Miller, Pearson, McNary, B.gRose, Van Lieu,C. SRD ROW: Coach Beal,Hillner,Shei, Williams, Medearis, Manager. Inexperience, but a barrelful of enthusiasm was the motto for this year's grappling squad. As in all North Marion teams, there was a definite lack of ex- perienced boys among the Huskies. Coach Beal used his patience and experience to develop a squad that should be a definite threat among Yawama League members next year. Boys rec were Hillner, Rose, Erland, January 4 January lO January 16 January 23 January 26 January 29 January 51 February 5 February 7 February 13 February 15 February 22 ieving letters for their grappling efforts Schei, Williams, Miller,Pearson, B.McNary, Luke, and White. North North North North North North North North North North North North Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Marion Shedd Sandy Lebanon Dallas Molalla Jefferson Dayton Jefferson Shedd Molalla Lebanon Dayton Baseball L. to R. 1ST ROW: McLaren, M.g Cole, Shrock, Sanders, Diller, Kauffman, Will. ZND ROW: Evans,Al-mangrg Barendse, Hooley, Rasmussen, Evans,ArnoldgMcLaren,B3RichtergErland,Fyock,Sabin, manager. 5RD ROW: Connery Coach Reed, Crane, Smith, Stormo, Yergen, Dew, Kelly, Callaway, McLeod, D. The Huskies started the season by beating Sheridan 5-6, The team was made up mostly of freshmen and sophomores except for a few juniors and seniors. Very few of the boys had had experience playing baseball. With Don Reed coaching the team, however, they hoped to have a very successful year. Bob Diller, Arnold Evans, and Larry Berkey pitched. Bill McLaren was behind the plate. Arnold Evans and Harley Dew will be the only players not returning next year. Track L. to R. 1ST ROW: Stewart, McLaren, Mg Gregory, Rasmussen, McLeod, D3 Luke, Coach Ellmers. 2ND ROW: MeNary, B., Wettstein, Yergen, Bekebrede, Singer, Spence, Kliewer, SRD ROW: McNary, K.3 Van Lieu, Kg Sanders, Pearson, Rose, Van Lieu, J.g Beal. The Husky Thinolads weren't a large team but they had a lot of spirit and determination and showed promise of a good season. Since a large number of the boys on the squad were under- classmen, North Marion should see some very good track teams in the near future. The team lost onlyimm boys,Al Bekebrede and Tony Medearis through graduation this year. f meets were several dual and triangular On the calendar o meets with schools in our league and other schools with about di t ict meets and the the same enrollment plus the league and s r Willamette University Relays and the Hayward Relays. Tumbling L. to R, Orvald, Bake , Rose, Jackson Taylor Jeske 7 IlcI-aren, Westwood, Herzberg, Lg Hathaway, Anderson., ' The tumblers have been very busy this year. They tumbled at almost all home basketball games, the Christmas program, and May Day. In April, the tumblers traveled to Corvallis to attend a play-day sponsored by our GAA. Many other schools attended. All the tumbler-s wore similar uniforms of white blouses and green shorts. L. to R. Evans M3 Sather, L., Morrison, Aho, Williamson, Nelson, llettstein, Sabin., Club Activities FUTURE FARIERS OF AIERICA The North larion Chapter of the F. F. A. installed their first officers and initiated the Greenhands in October 1950. The installation was joint with the F. H. A. In November, the boys entered the Colu bia River District Parliamentary Contest.In Dec- ember the F. F. A. boys collected scrap metal. The N. H. chapter sponsored a welding demonstration for the community and the Aurora L1on's Club promoted a public speaking contest for the chapter in January. During the year several radio broadcasts of interviews with N. H. FFA boys were presented. One of the big- gest school events of the year, a donkey basketball game, was sponsored by the F. F. A. to make money for the Parent-Son Ban- quet held in larch. I . Elvan Pitney is-advisor. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The first big activity of the Girls' Athletic Association, this year, was the sponsoring of a talent show. Besides this, members of the G. A. A.have attended numerous play-days at Suri- dan, Ioodburn,and Oregon State College, and have played host to play-days at Woodburn and North Marion. Initiation took placein April. Mrs. Fava LaRowe is advisor. M H THE FUTURE H0 EMAKERS OF AM RICA The North Marion Chapter of F. H. A. opened the year with election of officers and a trip to the district meeting in Oregon City. Installation and initiation were held in Novembervwith the F. F. A. The November activities consisted of a trip to Salem, during National F. H. A. Week, a pot luck dinner with the Canby Chapter, a speaker from the county extension service, and a teacher's tea. During December they held a Christmas party and ratified their constitution. In larch two delegates and the ad- visor attended the state convention at OSC. The project for March was to make dimity aprons, which the girls wore when they served at the F. F. A. banquet. In April they had 'Daddy Date Nite' honoring their fathers. Hay was the month of a barn dance with the F. F. A. and the Mothers' Tea which brought to a close the year's activities. The F. H. A. advisor is Miss Audrey Ingraham. R . . ' X As this year draws to a c1ose,we wish to express our appreciation to North Marion Union High School District W6 for making it possible 4 for us to have e. beautiful new school. We as teachers, students, and employees of North Marion can look back on the year as one of hard work yet one of much pleasure in working together to make this a successful school year. 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