Roosevelt High School - Ranger Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1947 volume:

(Jhe !Rangei . . . 1947 £Dedication The students of Roosevelt High School dedicate this issue of the Ranger to the memory of Miss Elinor Anderson. Her thoughtful and most generous cooperation in every field of activity where the efforts of the art department were needed will long be remembered by both the faculty and student body. Princess Marilyn PPa'iks c May Cou t First row—Vada Callison. Queen Margarot Inman. Donna Caba. Second row—Donna Hartse, Ramona Boeckle. Marguerite Chilten. Leone lasporson. Frances Eland, Barbara Meyer. Administration ■ ■ ■ I am extremely happy to re-enter the scene at Roosevelt High School where my Portland experiences as a teacher began just twenty years ago. I lind that the spirit of the school still reflects all of the fine, loyal features of our proud peninsula community and my old pride in belonging to Roosevelt has come back to me so easily and so naturally that after one short year I feel as though I had never been away. Together with the school and the community I look to the future secure in the knowledge that we can meet successfully whatever problems may' confront us. HAROLD A. YORK. Principal. Elinor Anderson Elizabeth Boalch Mildred Boyington ...... Art Homemaking History Faculty Ruth Camblin .... Geraldine Cartmell Rose B. Coflman .. . . ..........Library .... English English and Counselor Wilma Dick .................................. English Jesse Foster ........................................ Music Flora Freer ............. .............. .. . .. History Arthur B. George.................................History Carrie P. Grant................... English and Counselor Richard M. Gross.................................English Margaret Henderson English Helen E. Holt ............................ .. History Arthur W. Hiltner....... ......................... Shop Virginia Klein............English and Physical Education Marie J. Kiev .........Business Education and Counselor Thelma Lancaster................................ Music Helene N. Lannan Arthur J. Larsell ... Margaret H. Larson .....Mathematics ...... Mathematics Business Education John F. Lehman................... English and Counselor Eve S. Lucas .............................. English David MacMillan ....................Mechanical Drawing PICTURES MISSING Edwin H. Hollman ........................... Science Bernice K. Holmes....... Science Fred Livesay................................ History Mason M McCoy .....................Physical Education Edna Lee Montgomery . . ... English and Counselor Ruth Nye..........................................Art Louis E. Oberson ... Science Eleanor Peterson .................. . Homo Making Theodore Pfahl................... History and Counselor Verne Proston ............................... Music Anno C. Richards .......... . . Languages Maybell Dey Robinson___________ Business Education Anedra Ross.................................... Science Fred G. Roundtree .............. History and Counselor Roland Rourke Physical Education Betty Schurter English Catherine F. Shea ............................. English Karlona Thoma Mathematics and Counselor Graco Tiffany ................................ ...Science Frances Tonn Mathematics Maxine M. Tripp................................ History Roberta D. Wilcox ...............................English Marthiel E. Williams ......................... English Ruth D. Worden History and Counselor Earl S. Younce .. Mary Jowol Ladd .. Jeanne Marie Muller Physical Education ......... Secretary Assistant Secretary JOHN G. TATE Custodian August 1922 — June 1947 This page is dedicated to John G. Tate, who has served Roosevelt High School as Custodian since its doors opened in August 1922 until his retirement in June 1947. QanuaWj mi tce'is FRANCES FERGUSON Treasurer TOM ROBERTS Sergeant-al-Arms MALCOLM BOLEN President RICHARD COOKSEY Vice-Prosident SHIRLEY NIXON Secretary Arnbom. Lola Nadino Lu is always known as the life of any party. Her twinkling eyes tell us when thore is mischief in the air . . She plans to enter Oregon State in the fall. Good luck I May Court Princess: Pop Club; Toddyottos, Charter Member: GAA, Sec.-Trea3.; Archery Club; Cafetoria Crow; Ice Skating Club; Topper Committoe; Offico Holp; Intramurals; Reg. Room Officer; Preppors, Inter-Club Rep.; Tri-Y; Girls' Gleo. Mixed Chorus and Senior Girls' Ensem-blo; Senior Play Cast; School Play “Our Town Com.; Teen Magic Cast; Quani, Pros.; Sen-ior-Freshie Tea Com.; Ranger Annual Staff. Beach. Thelma Jeanne Thelma is well known for her attractiveness and modesty. By her easy-going nature Thelma has won herself many friends. With this record she will reach hor goal for the future. Preppers; Ranger Staff, Copy Editor. Borstad. Le Roy For the past yoar wo havo been assured of a pleasant time if Lo Roy has beon around. Ho is quieter than the rest of us, but this combination of joviality and quietness on his part has gained him many friends Transfor from Circle Hi School, Circle. Mont.; Senior Corns. Cooksey. James Richard AH's fair in love and war” with Dick His outstanding performance in the Senior Class Play has won him the admiration of the studont body. Wo know that he will continue his high scholastic record whon ho enters Portland Univorsity in the fail. Transfor form Frankin Hi School; Sonior Class Vice-Pros.; Senior Will Com.; Senior Tea Com.; Sonior Class Play; Teddy Boar Fair Com. Cuming. Madeline Ruth Petite” and cute are tho words for this little miss. Whatever she attompts to do she will be successful; hor pleasing personality will see to that Transfer from Commorce High School. Portland. Ore.; Teddy Boar Fair Com.; Senior-Freshio Tea Com.; Quani, Vice-Pres.; Class Vice-Pros., 7th term; Tri-Y; Senior Class Play Com.; Our Town” Cast; Sonior Tea Com. Fallon. Elda Anno Attractive, neatly dressed, and happy—characterize Elda, for sho was ever with a twinkle in hor eye. As well as her charming personality her lively interest in scholastic and social activities will assure her success and happiness at Oregon State. Charter Member Teddyettes; Pep Club; May Court; Honor Society; Preppers; Tri-Y, Inter-Club Rep.; Studont Director of Senior Class Play. Atkinson. Ronwick S. A happy go lucky'' fellow is Ren , who is well known by tho so called car he drives. We don't know what his plans aro for the future but he will probably continue in hi3 choson field—music. Transfor from Lakeviow High School, San Angelo, Texas; Band. Bolen. Malcolm Leslie For four years Mai has boon top honor student By unanimous vote ho was awarded tho trophy for being the most outstanding senior of our class. Seldom in the period of any graduating class from Roosevelt can bo found a student with his record, for ho was outstanding in sports as well as academic work. Knowing Malcolm, wo know he will be a success in anything ho may attempt in tho years to come Pros. Hi-Y; Pres. Senior Class; Treas. ol Lottormans Club; Honor Society; Optimist; Basketball; Baseball; Danco Com.; Reg. Off. Colby. Roborta Joan Bobbio's cheerfulness and good humor have made her a woll-liked person Her devil may caro air and ready smilo will win hor friends and success in whatevor she does. Ranger Weeky Staff. Make-up Editor; Ranger Annual Staff; Senior-Freshie Tea. Com.; Tri-Y; Preppers; Intramurals; Senior Class Play Com. Chmn.; School Play “Our Town Com. Chan.; Reg. Room Officer; Quani. Pros.; Senior Tea Com.; Senior Will Com Chmn.; Press Cub; Lewis and Clark College. Cooper. Lloyd Jacob Lloyd is a vory quiet reserved classmate, but a hard worker, willing to holp his classmates. Although ho didn't take an active part in sports ho was always at tho games covering them for tho weekly paper. Transfer from Gresham High School; Ranger Woekly Staff. Reporter. Eisonbraun. John Moreland Not many of us had the opportunity to know John vory well because he served in tho Merchant Marinos for 18 months. However, we wore fortunate to havo him back with us our sonior yoar. He plans to join the Army immediately after graduation. Senior Class Play Cast; Teddy Bear Fair Com. '45 and 46; Senior Will Com.; Senior Tea Com. Ferguson. Frances Marie Frances has brought a great deal of enjoyment to hor many friends. She is notod for putting splco into all her undertakings and her air of merriment is noted by all. Preppers; Tii-Y; Reg. Room Officer; Senior Cass Treas.; Dance Com.; Senior Prom Com.; Senior Class Play Cast; Quani, Sec.; Rangor Weekly. Staff Reporter; Senior Tea Com.; Senior-Freshie Tea; G.A.A. Foster. William Charles Bill is a hard worker and a likeable fellow. Ho is always well dre3sod, and although generally quiet. Bill is always ready and willing to lend a helping hand. Choir; G’.eo Club. Ivie. Nancy Jane Nancy, with her desire lor energetic sportsmanship, will surely go a long way in tho field of sports. Her cheerful disposition and willingness to cooperate have been a great assot to her coach and teammatos. Transfer from Decatur Hi School, Decatur, 111.; Teddy Wonder Team; Basketball. Volleyball; G.A.A.; Archory Club; Tri-Y; Softball. Kont. Joseph Bernard Although Joe avoids school as much as possible, he adds just a little more brightness when in our presence. Joe has a cortain knack for being late, but he always smiles his way through. Transfer from Crawford High School. Crawford. Nebr.; Senior Com. Knight. Hortonso Lucretia Hortense is a sweet friondly girl, who possesses a large quantity of pep and vigor. Her cheerful sm:lo and willingness to hep have been well appreciated by thoso who best know her. Transfer from Parker Hi School. Bham. Ala , and Jefferson High School. Portland, Ore ; Y-Teens; Inter de Raza Club; All-City Fellowship Choir; Senior Class Announcement Com; Senior-Fresh-ie Tea Com . School Play Our Town Cast; Multnomah Business Colloge. Nixon. Shirloy Joan Shirley, a hvely girl, a friendly girl, has kept us happy and cheerful for lour years. We always found her willing to help in school activities, a good student. and a worth-while friend. Senior Class Sec.; Pep Club; Tri-Y; Preppers; Teddyettes; Reg. Room Oflicor; Quani, Pres.; Office Force. 7th term; Topper Club Com.; Teddy Bear Fair Com.; Senior Class Play Com.; Northwestern Business College. Pangborn. Mardelie Joyce Mardelie groots us every morning with merry laughter and friendly talk She has given evidence of dramatic ability in the Senior Class Play. She plans for the future to be a good wife. Dasidrian; Choir; Senior Class Play. Hurlbutt. Patricia Loo Pat's charm and jolly naturo win her many admirers and many friends wherever she goes. One thing is sure she will make fun out of whatever task is before her and will como through with flying colors. Preppers; Tri-Y; Dasidrian; Rod Cross Com.; Girls' Gloo; Choir; Girls' Ensemble; Charter Member of Honor Socioty; Public Relations Com. Chinn.; Teddyettes; Gypsy Trcubador. Student Director; Wilamette U. Keitges. Joan Louise Wo've known for a long timo that Joan was especially interested in dramatics, but it took tho Senior Class play to really show her ability and keon sense of humor. Senior Class Play Lead; Teddy-ettes; Senior Class Historian; Choir; Girls' Glee; Office Force. Activity Office; School Play Happy Journey ; Senior Dance Com Chmn.; Quani; Girls' Ensemble. Kirbach. Irma Helen Irma is anothor of our well-liked girls. Wherever she was, thero was humor and laughter. Knowing Irma, one finds hor a straightforward girl, an excellent mixer, and evoryono’s friond. Tri-Y; Ranger Weekly Staff, Ro-portor; Teddyottes; Quani, Chaplain; Archery Club; Swimming Team; Girls' Intramurals; Ski Club; Press Club; Senior Class Play; Senior Tea Com.; Freshio Tea Com. Masters. Rodney Eugene ''Buzz has boon vory active in school activities but undoubtedly the most important was the position of Student Body President For a man of his size he is overflowing with wit and personality Ho is the type you laugh with, not at Student Body Pros.; Letterman's Club. Track. All-City; Cross-Country. Team Captain; Art Advertising Club; Activity Office; Reg. Room Pres.; Dance Com.; Red Cross Com.; Ice Skating Club; Band; Ice Hockey Team; Senior Class Play Cast. Ostorlund. Donna Joy Donna will be remembered for her music ability and friendly demure naturo. She has been an excellent pupil throughout her high school career and has takon part in many school activities. With her past record of Rose Festival Princess of 1946 and hor charming personality we know sho will succeed. 1946 Rose Festival Princess; Orchestra; Toddyettes; Senior Class Play; Honor Society,- Apollo; Senior-Freshie Tea Com. Rayner. George Stanley Stan is one of those persons who provide the entertainment in classes. He also proved himself a lively contribution to the Ted track team. Where Stan was there was certain to be laughter. Hi-Y. Chaplain; Torch-Y Pres.; Topper Com.; Dance Com.; Letterman's Club; 1-yr. Track; Optimist Club; 8th term Reg. Pres.; Ranger Weekly Staff, Sports Ed. Roberts. Thomas James Tommy is well known as tho best iisherman in tho class and lor the way he leisurely strollod to and from classes. He also has an active intorest in automobiles and their mechanics. Transferred from Grant High School. Senior Class. Sgt.-at-Arms; Letter in Track, 7th term; Lotterman's Club; Reg. Room Officer; Senior Class Play Cast; ”Our Town Com.; Sonior Toa Com.; Toddy Bear Fair Com. Chmn.; Senior Picture Com. Chmn. Smith. June Fay June is a iriondly girl whose merry laughter and chatter woro frequently hoard in many classrooms. She is a happy go lucky” girl and a swell pal. June plans to take a secretarial course at Pacific Business College. Preppers; Tri-Y; Ranger Weekly Staff, Make-up Editor; Quani, Treas ; Sonior Class Play; Senior Tea Com.; Freshie Tea Com. Vanck. Virgocn Frances Throughout her high school career Vrigeon has always been known for her smooth dancing, always gay and winning in personality. Virgeen quickly enchants those with whom she comes in contact. Transferred from Sweot Home. Ore.; Preppors; Tri-Y; Teddy Bear Fair Com.; Senior-Freshie Tea Com Announcements and Cards Com.; Senior Class Play Cast; Our Town” Com.; Ranger Weekly Staff. Nows Editor. Wood. Barbara O. Barbara throughout the years has ranked high scholastically. Her Jolly personality along with her business ability and her willingness to lend a hand has won her many friends and tho admiration of everyono in the class. Commissioner of Finance; Honor Society; Teddyettes; Tri-Y; Preppers. Matthews. Chloo Belief has its own logic. Linnton Grade School. Band; Teddyettes, President. Honor Society; Commencement Speaker. College. Shannon. Marcolla Joanne Marcella was one of those really quiot girls whose circle of association was small Those who know her, however, will testify that she is a sincere friend and well worth knowing. Transferred from Lewis. Iowa Business School- Tucker. V. Eileno Eilone is always the same smiling, talkative person. She is witty and full of life Her talkativeness has made her stand out among her classmatos. Transferred from Commerce Hi Preppers; Quani. Chaplain; Teddy Bear Fair Com.; Senior-Freshie Tea Com.; Senior Tea Com,; Senior Dance Com.; Trophy Com., Press Club; Reg. Room Officer; Office Help; Girls' Glee; Oregon State College. Willard. Lyra To all outside appearances Lyra seems to be very shy and quiet Close friends and acquaintances claim that she is Just the opposite and iull of fun. By her choory smilo and that hidden twinkle in her eye we can well believe them. Transferred from Lincoln and Roosevelt High Schools. Seattle. Wash.; Choir. Wright. Eldon Eldon is undoubtedly one of tho most cheerful characters in our class. He has an enviable reputation for being a really good dancor. His presence added life and zest to any crowd. Track. Bovs' Glee; Senior Class Play Cast- Senior Dance Com.; Vanport College. Ballatore. Donald One science only will one genius fit. James John Grade School. Theo Honor Society; Ranger Weekly Reporter; Topper Committee. Choir; Apollo Society, Vice-President; Boys’ Quartette; Vocal Ensemble; Boys' Gleo; Y-Choir; Sweetheart Ball Committee. Chairman; Oregon DeMolay. University of Portland. Mune Class ICC IS DONALD SANDVIG President ELWIN WEGNER Vice-President RAMONA BOECKLE Secretary PARM PETERSON Sergeant-at-Arms LUCILLE NOLAN Treasurer Achcrman. Rozcllo Honesty is good sense, amia-blenoss—all in one.” Assumption Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Tri-Y; Pango Wango: Ranger Annual Advertising; Cafeteria; Senior Class Play, Business Staff. Work Allen. Jim The wisdom of many, the wit of one. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Stage Crew; Drama Club, President; Audio Visual Aid, President. Senior Class Play; All School Play “Our Town . Undecided. Ambro. Mary Lou Happy am I; from care I'm freo! Why aren't they all content liko me? James John, Portland, Oregon Preppers. Secretary; Tri-Y; Ted-dyettes; Pop Club; Office; Dance Committee. Reg. Treasurer and Secretary. Nurse. University of Oregon Medical School, Port land. Askland. Marie Blessed are the meek. Portsmouth Grade School. Port-ladn, Oregon. Girls' Glee; Dramatics. Undecided. Bacholdor. Dorothy E. She is rather quiet, but the light in her eyes tells us she is enjoying life. Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Ore. Choir. Work or Business College. Baths. Ralph AH he knows is what he reads in the papers.” Gallatin County High School. Bozeman. Mont. Apollo; Band. Portland University. Aldorson. Dorothy She who obeys with modesty is worthy of command. Sitton Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Pango Wango, Secrotary; Ranger Weekly Staff. Nows Copy Editor; Cafeteria; Annual Staff. Advertising; Senior Class Play, Business Staff. Work Alsop. Charlotte Tho surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. Loalman Jr. High School, St. Petersburg. Florida Undecided. Andorson. Mary Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Toddyettes, Tri-Y; Preppers; Pep Club; Theo Honor Society. St Vincent's Nurses Training. Austin. Olivo Jano “Her ways are ways of good will.” Beloit. Wisconsin. Ajenda. Secretary; Science or Scire; Choir. Senior Class Play. Good Samaritan Nurses Training. Barnhart. Audrey Joannotte Of gentle soul, to human race a friend. Arbor Vitae, Woodruff Hi School. Woodruff. Wisconsin. Library Staff; Choir. Nursos Training Bays. Fern In her tongue is the law of kindness. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Tlovesoor. Chaplain; Teddyettes; Preppers; Tri-Y; Editor of Weokly Ranger; Activity Officer; Ranger Annual; Reg. Treasurer and Secretary; Red Cross Chairman; Office Help; Program Committee. Senior Class; Senior Freshie Tea; Senior Tea. U. of O. Bays. Ruby “Her smile is never ceasing to make another friend. James John. Portland. Oregon Preppers; Tri-Y; Badminton; Tennis. Vanport. Beatty. Valova “To see what is right and to do it Portsmouth Grade School. Inter de Raza. Undecided. Blackwell. Pat “Of all the girls that are so 3mart, there's none like pretty Patty.” Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Xi-Phias. Treasurer and Scribe; Ranger Annual Staff; Reg. Room Secretary; Baccalaureate Committee, Chairman; Socond Honor Award. Business College or Work. Bradford. Robert L. “He is potential greatness concealed beneath indifference. Jefferson High School. Portland. Oregon. Mixed Chorus; Track. Oregon State College. Brothors. Kathy “Faith nevor fails. Hosford Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Reg Room Secretary, three terms; Girls' Glee. Work Brown, Cheryl Beholding the bright countenance of truth in tho quiet and still air of delightful studies. Little Rjver High School. Little Rivor. Kansas Bethel; Ranger Annual Sta.f. Reed College. Beach. Robort Let every man look before he leaps. Sitton Grado School, Portland. Oregon. College. Becker. Mildrod She is industrious, happy heartod and well liked. Hillsboro Union High School. Hillsboro. Oregon. Mygradael, Secretary; G. A A.f President; Honor Society; Choir; Basketball. Toddy Wonders; Volleyball, Teddy Wonders and Battling Babes; Badminton; Softball; Track; Fiold Hockey. Northwost Nazarone College. Nampa. Ida. Boeckel. Ramona Ann Happiness is mado to be shared. Kellogg High School. Kellogg. Idaho. Xi-Phias. Secretary, Vice-Preident; Tlevesoor, President; Toddyettos, Vice-President. Tri-Y; Preppers; Apollo; Theo Honor Society; Desidrian; Girls Glee; Prom Committee. Secretary; Senior Class Secretary; Reg. Room Secretary; Pep Club; Ranger Staff. Medical School. University of Oregon Brooks. Davo “For some must follow and some command, though all are made of clay. Brooklyn Grade School, Portland. Orogon DeMolay, Chaplain; Music Club; Choir. President; Boys’ Quartette; Reg. Room President; Our Town Cast Undecided. Brown. Athelene “A tender heart was hors, a will inflexible. Jane Addams. Portland, Oregon. College. Brown. Doris Lea “Most bashful manners, with bravest mind, an all around good friend. Willard Grade School, Geary, Oklahoma Work or College. Brown. Melvin Payne ' Tia good will makes intelligence. Booker T. Washington High School. Tulsa. Oklahoma. Firo Squad; Inter de Raza; Letter-man's Club; Ranger Annual Staff; Football; Track; Varsity Basketball Manager. College. Buorklo. Leona A good sport is she in ovorything. Lincoln Jr. High, Billings, Mont. Mygredael; G.A.A., Vice-President; Intra do Raza; Choir; Basketball, Teddy Wonders; Volleyball, Teddy Wonders and Battling Babes; Softball; Track, Badminton; Field Hockey. Work or Business College. Butler, Eugene A smile on his lips and a twinkle in hia eye. Jefferson High School, Portland, Oregon College. Callison. Vada Rose Light is mingled with the gloom. Peninsula Grade School. Port-lnad, Oregon. Placus, Vice-President; Servico Club; Honor Society; Tri-Y, Worship; Preppers, Worship; Dance Committee; Announcements Committoo; Ski Club; Choir; Skating Committee Senior; May Court. Work Centers. David The true ship is the ship builder. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. DeMolay; Ranger Staff Undecidod. Broylos, Ramona Jean There is no wisdom like frankness. Washington Jr. High School, Woodbum, Oregon. Tri-Y; Cafeteria Crew; Senior Class Play. Oregon Stato Collogo. Nursing. Bumgardner, Virginia R. The same from the beginning. Pavillion High, Riverton. Wyo. Undecided. Caba, Donna Mario Quality, not quantity, is my treasure. Waubun Junior High School. Waubun, Minn. Tlevesoor .Ser-geant-at-Arms; Pep Club. President; Tri-Y; Preppers; Student Council; Office Help, Rog. Officer; May Court. Oregon Univ Carter. Phil Opportunity, sooner or later, comes to all who work and wish. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Fire Squad; Senior Class Play. Work. Chaney. John Hall Give me a place to stand and I will movo the word. James John, Portland, Oregon. Hi-Y. President; Optimist. Treasurer; Torch-Y, President; Letter-men's Club, President; Firo Squad; Basketball; Reg. President Oregon State Chcssmoro. Marriotta “No better than she shoud be. James John, Portland. Oregon. Tlevesoor. Vice-President; Topper; Preppers, Camp Chairman; Tri-Y. Work and College Chilton. Marguerite If life and I would only be as music and dancing. lames John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Pep Club; Tlcve-soor; Girls' Sextette; Music Club; May Court; Ranger Weekly Staff; Senior Skating Committte; Choir; Orchestra; Tonnis Toam; Intramurals. Vocalist. Cohen. Jerry Lord of himself. Poninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Delta Kappa. Pledge Master; Archery Club. Sergeant-at-Arms; Boys' Glee; “Angel Child ; Freshman Frolics. College. Christie. Rnoald He is great who is what he is from Nature and who never reminds us of othors. Poninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Senior Torch-Y. Sergeant-at-Arms; De Molay; Delta Thota Chi; Choir; Fire Squad; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Reg. Room Officer. Secretary. University of Oregon. Conachan. Lois Blow the auburn hair about her eye3. A mystery of mystery. Linnton Grade School. Portland. Oregon Xi-Phias, Scribe. Ser-goant-at-Arms, Present President; Zios, Past Sergeant-at-Arms; Preppers; Tri-Y; Desid-rian; Reg. Secretary. Treasurer, President; Girls' Glee; Mixed Chorus; Office Practice. Oreqon State. Craig. Kay You'll remomber me when I'm gone away. West High School. Green Bay. Wisconsin. Senior Class Play; Lowis and Clark College. Curiman. Doris Mario What I aspired to be. and was not, comforts me. Linnton Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Inter de Raza; Dramatics, “Our Town. Orogon Stalo College. Daniols. Wilfred E. While bright eyed silence watchos on— Everett High School. Everett, Washington. Band; Bowling. Everett Junior College, Everett, Washington. Daugherty. Richard He is as long and lean and brown as the ocean sands. James John Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Hi-Y; Reg. President. Mountain Troops Crolley. James Clarence Brave, and though standing in storms of fate, successful. Addison High School, Roanoke, Virginia A.V.A.; Choir; Boys' Glee; Track Multnomah Coll. Clark. Jim “Few things are impossible to diligence. James John Grade School. Hi-Y; Torch-Y. Treasurer; Optimist. Topper; Baseball. Work. DaPra. Joyco Sho is light hearted and gay— a general favorite among us all. Vanport Grade School. Portland Oregon Girls' Glee; Office Staff; Cafoteria Crew. Business School. Davenport. John For it's always fair weather when good fellows get togother. Jefforson High School. Portland, Oregon. Basketball Manager of Varsity Team. Football. Work and try to becomo a pharmacist. Dawkins, Erma lean Ask and learn. Vancouver High School, Vancouver, Washington. Library Work; Mixed Chorus; Inter do Raza. Lewis and Clark. Deane. Phyllis '■Frequently within my brain, I gently think a thought.” James John Grade School, Portland, Orogon. Preppers; Tri-Y; Xi-Phias, President, Vice-President, Secretary; Tlevesoor, Treasurer, Secretary, at Present Eergeant - at - Arm3; Dosidrian; Girls' Glee; Mixed Chorus. Oregon State. Day. Dalo Content thyself to bo obscurely good.” Washington High, Portland. Oregon. Baseball; Tennis. Work or enroll in Vanport College Dogn. John His time is forever—everywhere his placo.” James John Grado School, Portland. Ore.on Reg. President; Track; Boys' Glee Navy. De Mamby. John Bashful sincerity in a true person. James John. Portland, Orogon. Letterman Club; Hi-Y Club; Torch-Y Club, Sergoant-at-Arms; Optimist Club; Fire Squad; Track; Football. Oregon State. Dickson. Gerald W. He holds thorn with his smiling oyos.” James John Grado School. Portland. Orogon. Band, All-City; Orchestra. All-City; Pep Band. Reg, President; Sorgeant-at-Arms; Boys' Glee. Portland University. Dinsmoro. Bob Hope against hope and ask till you receive. Benson Poly. Portland. Oregon. Senior Class Play. Best Foot Forward . College. Dotson. Bonnie For she is the quiet kind whose nature never varies. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Preppers; Xi-Phias. Work; Business College. Draper. Virginia Every joy is gain, and gain is gain, however small. Reg President University of Oregon DuBois. Ruby Faith in friendship is the noblest part. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon Teddyottes; Tlev-eoor; Topper Committee. Secretary; Preppors, Secretary; Tri-Y. Chaplain; Red Room Treasurer; Prom Commit'oo; Ranger Weekly Staff. Undecided Dunakin. Robert B. The mastor of his fate; the captain of his soul. Lincoln High School. San Francisco. California. Work and Col-lego. Duyck. Dorothy Her vows shall ovor true remain. Holy Cross, Portrland, Oregon. Preppers; Honor Socioty. Undo-cided. Eland. Frances Mao A little ray ol sunshine in the hearts that knew her.” James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Tlevesoor. Scribe; Xi-Phias. Treasurer. Sorgeant-at-Arms; Service Club. Teddyettes. Treasurer; Tri-Y; Preppers; Senior Prom Committee; Reg. Secretary. Vice-President; Ranger Annual Staff; Flower Committee; Roosevelt Ski Club; Senior Tea Reception Committee; Bethel. May Court; Office Staff. University of Oregon. Emmons, Leona Ruth While I keep my senses I shall prefer nothing to a ploasant friend. Vancouver Junior High School. Vancouver. Washington. Housewife. Ernst, Alice Mario As true as a dial to tho sun. Midwest High School. Midwest City, Okla. Eenior Class Play; Costume Director. Ferres. Beverly I have no other than a woman's reason. James John Grade School. Portland. Oregon Tri-Y; G. A. A.; Ranger Staff, Annual-Weekly; Office Holp; Intramural Sports. Pacific University. Forman. Marian Friendship—mysterious cement of the soul. Poninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Preppers; Tri-Y. Program Chairman; Honor Society, Treasurer; Teddyettes, President; Placus, President; Ski Club; G A. A; Office Work; Ranger Annual Staff; Senior Rib-bno Committee; Reg. Officer; Volleyball; Rainbow, Worthy Advisor. Senior Class Play. Program Chairman. Oregon State College. Fretenburg. Shirley A faithful friend is a strong dof-oronce; and he that hath found such a one hath found a treasure. Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Tri-Y. President; Service Club; Placus. President; Preppers; Choir; Reg. President; Office; Ranger Staff, Weokly and Annual; Senior Reg. Representative; Senior Toa Committee. Vanporl College. Ellsworth, Ella May She bather her mirth in smiles of glee. Arcadia - Monrovie - Duarte Hi School. Monrovia, Calif. Art Club; G A A Officer; Commissioners; Horizon Club. Pasadena Junior College. Erckonbrack. Eiloon Esther The smile of her is like the dawn. St Leo's High School. Tacoma, Washington. Ajenda. Business College. Feist, James J. “I profess not talking, only this, let each man do his bost. James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Undecided. Fisher. Lorene “My own thoughts are my companions. James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Preppers; Tri-Y; Girin’ Glee; Orchestra College. Foster. Jossie Ruth The harder I try tho goodor to be the worser I am. Portsmouth Grado School, Portland. Oregon. Tri-Y; Inter de Raza. Bethel; Girls’ Gloe; Choir; Mixed Chorus; Boys' Glee; Library Staff. Business College. Fuge, Barbara Beauty lives with kindness Jamos John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Prepper; Tri-Y. Tlevosoor, Secretary and Vice-President; Teddyettes, Treasurer; Placus, Treasurer, Secrotary; Ski Club; Reg. Officer, Vice-President; Teddy Fair Committoe, Veterans' Honor Roll Committee; Office Help. Undecided George. Patricia Hearts must have the froedom which only lovo can give. James lohn Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Preppers; Ajenda; Senior Class Motto Committee Secretarial Work Gloavea. Kennoth Norman Little said is soonest mended. Sitton Grade School, Portland. Orergon. Chemistry Club. President; Football; Track; Janitor, 3 years; Princess Seection Committee; National Honor Society Portland University. Gray. Spencer E. Goes out to meet the shadowy futurer—and without lear and with manly heart. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon Honor Society. Science Club; Honor Roll; Ranger Weekly Staff; Band; School Play “Our Town ; Track; Tennis. Vanport College. Grogg, Patricia “The little too wise, they say. do ne'er live long.” Portsmouth Grade School, GUI. Oliver Peace of mind is golden Pendleton High, Pondleton, Oregon. Optimist, School Play Our Town ; Band; Inter de Raza. Sor-geant-at-Arms. Lewis and Clark College. Goben. Roberta M. Great thoughts, like great deeds, need trumpet. Lucas High School. Lucas. Iowa College. Gregg. Genevieve Honesty rather than brilliancy. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Teddyettes; Tri-Y, Preppers; Senior Class Play; Dance Committee. Nurses Training. Emanuel Hospital. Griifoth. R. Victor Music is love in search ol a world. Portsmouth Grardo School. Portland. Oregon. Inter do Raza; Optimist, Chaplain; Apollo Society; Reg. Room Prosidont; Choir; Our Town Undecided. Guimary. Ramon C. He knew the precise psychological moment when to say nothing. Commerce High, Portland. Oregon. Senior Torch-Y, Letter-man's Club; Ranger Annual Stall; Senior Class Play; Reg President; Fire Squad; Football; Track. Unlvorsity of Oregon Hanson. Curtis R. To live is not a blessing but to live well is.” Central High, Grand Forks, No. Dakota. Glee Club; Red Cross Committee; Kappa Si Delta; Track. Undecided. Haoifele. Lowell An hour lor toil, a day lor sport. Jefferson High School. Portland. Oregon Undocidod. Hanson. Sig Perhaps my semblance might deceive the truth. That I to manhood am arrived so near.” James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Lottorman's Club; Topper Club, Vice-Presidont; Torch-Y. Treasurer; Hi-Y, Secretary; Optimist, Secretary; Pop Club; Fire Squad, Assistant Fire Chief; Basketball; Tennis. Oregon State College. Harms. Norman Got out of harm's way.” Benson Tech, Portland. Oregon. Hi-Y; Torch-Y, Secretary; Letter-man's Club; Fire Squad; Baseball; Basketball; Cross Country Undecided. Harris, John Nono but himself can be his parallel. James John. Portland. Oregon. Science Club, Vice-President; Senior Prom Committee; Red Cross; Ico Hockey; Track Portland University. Harryman. Thomas E. Principle is my motto. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon DeMolay. Senior Counsellor; Theo Honor Society; Tonnis; Member Janitor Staff; Finalist Pep3i-Cola Scholarship. Reed College. Heilig. Lloyd E. Nothing is impossible to a willing heart.” Preston, Idaho. Portland University. Heilman. Donna Belle Her hair was not less sunny than her heart Page Jr. High School. San Antonio. Texas Tri-Y; Girls' Intramurals; Placus, President; My-gredael; Teddyettes; Reg. Secretary. President; Girls' Glee; Ranger V eekly Staff. Pacific Lutheran College. Hildobrand. Virginia Lee In each cheek appears a pretty dimple. Peninsula. Portland, Oregon Service Club; Placus, Secretary; Y-Teens; Skating Committee; Flower Committee; Picture Committee; Senior Class Play; Girls' Trio; Choir; Girls' Sextet. Work. Harris, Betty Lois The midest mannes and gentlest tongue.” Jefferson High School. Portland, Oregon. Tri-Y, World Fellowship Chairman; Inter de Raza; Library Work; Secetary of History 8 Class; Girls' Intramurals; G.A.A. College. Hartse, Donna Mae Good will is of more value than the result that follows. Wibaux High Schoo. Wibaux. Montana. Preppers; Tlovosoor, Secretary; Tri-Y; Xi-Phias, Vice-President, Chaplain, Sergeant-at-Arms; Apollo; Teddyettes; Theo; Band Majorette; Student Council; Chairman of Red Cross; Reg. Secretary; Ranger Staff; Junior Town Meeting Council. Secretary; May Court. University of Oregon Medical School. Havclhurst. Mardic Ann In manner, in character, in style, in all things—the supreme excellence is simplicity. Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon Cleophas. Secretary; Orchestra Lewis and Clark College. Holgerson.Connio She knew it not but she was fair, and like a moonbeam was her hair.” Fennimore Public Grade School, Fennimore, Wisconsin. Service Club; Apollo; Xi-Phias; Choir; Girls' Sextet; Girls' Trio; Senior Class Play Be3t Foo tForward”; Ronger Staff; Home Room. Secretary. Undecided. Hilburn. Zolma “To have true friends is fortunate. Coalgatae High School. Coal-gate. Oklahoma. Caioteria Crow; Honor Society. Marriage Hill. Edwin He professes frankness—let each man do his best. Scappoose High School, Scap-poose, Oregon Band. Navy Hill. Ronald E. Character is highor than intellect. Lincoln Grade School. Spokano. Washington. Ranger, Sports Stall; Reg Vice-Prosident. Van-port College. Hooper. Jerry My lilo is dovotcd. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Preppers; Ranger Stall Typist; Girls' Glee; Teddy Bear Fair Committeo Chairman; Reg Secretary; Reg. Treasurer Work. Hollman. A. J. Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Amarillo Senior High. Amarillo, Texas. Work. Houston. Inez Friendship buys Iriendship. Van Buren High School. Van Bu-ron, Missouri. Honor Society; Tlevesoor, President; Ajenda. Vice-President, President; Ted-dyettos; Inter-School Club Council. Secretary; Choir; Reg. President. Secretary; Ollico Help; Red Cross Representative. Orogon State College. Hoy. Wilma Thoro is no duty we underrate so much as the duty ol being happy. Sitton Grado School. Portland, Oregon. Art Advertising Club; Art Stall; Won Gold Key Art Awards. Commercial Artist and Illustrator. Hunt. John Thought is ths 3eed ol action. James John. Porrtland, Oregon Torch-Y, Socretary,- Optimist; Press Club; Science Club; Play Our Town ; Track; Bowling Toam; Prom Committee, Jan. 47 Vanport College Hufiakcr. Dale The best way out is always through. Vanport Grade School. Portland, Oregon. 1 Rating in School Quartette Contest; Choir. 3 yrs.; Quartette. 3 yrs.; Band. 1 yr. Go to Pacilic Luthoran College to study for the ministry. Jackson.Dorothy Allured to brighter worlds. James John Grade School. Portland, Orogon. Preppers; Ranger, Annual Stall Typist; Girls’ Glee; Class Officer, Secretary; Teddy Fair Committee. Work Jaspcrson. Leona “Patience and gentleness are power. Peninsula Grado School. Portland, Oregon. Service Club; Placus, Secretary; Skating Committee; Senior Class Play Committee; 1 Act Play Angel Child. Undecided. Johnson. Norman F. I don't say much but who knows what I think? Mooso Lake High School, Mooso Lako, Minnesota. P A R R. Club, Ranger Staff; Senior Class Play Bost Foot Forward ; Play Our Town”; Football. Oregon State Colloge. Jewell. Lorraino It takor. littlo effort to smile. Portsmouth Grado School, Portland, Oregon. Preppers; Mygra-daol; Rog. Room Secretary; Teddy Wonders Basketball; GA.A. Intramurals. Business College or Work. Keliher. Dolores May Modost humility is beauty's crown. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Xi-Phias, Treasurer. Sergeant-at-Arms; Tlevesoor; Proppers; Tri-Y; Desidrian; Bethel; Girls' Glee; Reg Room Officer. Treasurer Business College. Kellogg. Dixio Loo None has merited her lear, and none has quite escaped her charm. Bend High School. Bend, Oregon Honor Society, President; Toddyottes; Editor of 1947 Annual. Feature and Copy Editor of Ranger Weekly; Tlevesoor. Vice-President and Chaplain; Choir, Vice-President; Apollo Society. Secretary and Treasurer; Girls' Triple Trio,- Sextette; Roosevelt Round-Up Column; Preppers; Y-Teens, Representative for D.A.R. Citizonship Pilgrimage; Honor Point Certificates; Office Help. Rainbow Girls; Senior Class Play. Property Director; Senior Toa, Reception Committee; Commencement Speaker; 28th Winner, National 1PI Essay Contest. Rood College or University of Oregon, Kezeor. Donald Young fellows will bo young fellows. Sitton Grade School, Port'and, Oregon. College. King. Lois Arlene A girl of grace and poise. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Orogon. Xiphias; Tri-Y; Preppers; Carnival Committee; Choir. Sonior Class Play “Best Foot Forward ; Girls’ Glee. Northwestern Business College. Kennedy. Robert G. Thore is always time. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Parr Club; Ranger, Sports Co-Editor; Football, Junior; Reg. President, Sorgoant-at-Arms. Oregon State College; Work; Travel Kindori. Donald R. Ho was so generally civil that no one thanked him for it. Roosevelt Junior High, Eugene, Orogon. Lewis and Clark College. Klaumann. Dale G. Art is power. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Lettermen's Club; Torch-Y; DoMolay; Honor Society;; Reg. Vice-President and President; Ranger Annual Staff, Lettering; School Play Our Town ; Choir, Choir Play. Gypsy Troubadour ; Fire Squad; Junior Football and Baseball; Varsity Football and Baseball; Art Advertising; Boys’ Quartette; Goldon Ball; Topper Committeo; Apollo Society; Hal York Trophy. College. Knispel. Warren A friend of naturo but a hunter. James John. Portland. Oregon. Ranger Staff; Reg. Class Ser-geant-at-Arms; Janitorial Staff. Ororgon State College (Fish Game Commission). Knoles. Jim 1 know it all by heart. Skyline Grade School. Portland. Orogon. Torch-Y; Optimist, Vice-President; Letterman's Club; Fire Squad; Prom Committee; Dramatics, Angel Child ; Track. Work in San Francisco; Vanport University. Kolupka. Frank John, Jr. Everyone has a fair turn to be as great as he pleases.” Hammond High, Hammond, Indiana. Art Advertising; Sonior Class Play Best Foot Forward. .; Reg. Room Vice-President; Reg Room Sergeant-at-Arms; Activity Office Tolp. Oregon State College; Commercial Art, Stenography; Bookkeeping. Lamborty. Joe Anno I dare and yet I may not. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Reg. Secretary; Tri-Y; Prepper Oregon State College. Lansbcry, Pat “Thus, she steers hor bark, and sails on even keel, with gentle gale.” Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Teddyettes; Forum Club; Choir; Senior Class Picture Committee. Reg. Rep. for Senior Class Cards and Announcements; Office Helper for 3 years; Sophomore Reg Secretary; J oppers. Oregon State. Landstrom. Carl I would rather make my name than inherit it. Woodstock High School, Wood-stock, Illinois. Thoo Honor Society. President; Activity Office; Tennis; Scienco Club. Vanport College. Lathan. Brozio Many a small make a great. Sabin High School. Portland. Oregon. International Club; Teddy Fair Aud. Show; Baseball. UCLA. Latterell. Virginia I wonder what lies beyond? Silverton High School. Silverton. Oregon. Ugonies; Library Stall; Ranger Annual Stall Typist; Basketball; Volleyball; Softball; Tennis; Tumbling. Business College. La Valley. Dick Friendship is the wino ol lile. lames John. Portland, Oregon. Optimist; Torch-Y. Lotterman's Club; Boys’ Quartette; Firo Squad; Football; Choir. Vice-President. College. Lien. Martin We grant, although ho had much wit. he was very shy ol using it. James John, Portland. Oregon. Hi-Y; Torch-Y. Vice-President; Optimist; Letterman's Club; Fire Squad; Art Advertising; Football; Reg. Room, Vice-President. Undecided. Lindstrom. Allan I hold them closo that call mo James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon Hi-Y. Vice-President; Torch-Y. President, Secretary. Optimist; Letterman's Club; Topper Committ-o; Commissioner ol Public Wollaro; Ranger Stall; Fire Squad; School Play Our Town”; Danco Commit'ee Chairman. 1 term; Football; Baseball; Basketball Oregon State College. Lofthus. Dick “From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Benson High School. Portland, Oregon Track. Oregon State College. Marino. Adeline “Courteous though coy; and gentle, though retired. Peninsula, Portland, Orogon. Xi-Phias, Vice-President, Secretary; Tri-Y; Preppers; Reg. Room Secretary; Red Cross Representative; Carnival Comrmlttee; Community Chest Drive Committee; Ollice Stall; Baccalaureate Committee; War Bond Drive Committee. Reg. Room Treasurer. Oregon State College. Lennan. Richard He travols fastest who travels alone. Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Orogon. DeMolay; Ski Club; Science Club; Band; Pep Band; Firo Squad; Bowling. College. Lindamood. Elizabeth Jean “There is a pleasuro to poetic pain, which only a poet knows ” Napa Senior High School-Jr. College. Napa. California Inter de Raza; Ranger Staff; Won Teddy Fair Poetry Contest; Choir; Dramatic Skits; S.H Secretary. Undecided Lofthus, Ramona “It is easier not to speak a word at all than to speak more words than wo should. James John Grade School. Portland. Oregon Tri-Y; Teddyettes; Preppers; Honor Society; Girls' Glee; Intramural Sports. Freshman Year. Business College Lundgren. Jerry “And feel that I am happier than I know. Bellingham High School. Bellingham. Wash Fire Squad; Baseball. College. Marlctt. Marjorie “She is as good as she is lair, to know her is to love her. James John Grade School. Portland. Oregon Tlevesoor. President; Teddyettes. Treasurer, Theo; Topper Committee. Secretary; Trt-Y; Preppers; Studont Council. Businoss Manager; Commissioner ol Records; Activity Office; Ranger Stall. Annual-Weekly; Fire Squad; Rog President. College. Marlin. Duano A Iriend is worth all hazards wc can run. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon Work McCarty. Amacy B. Ill speak in a monstrous little voice. Brush College Grade School. Salem, Oregon Cross Country; Track. Multnomah College. McDonald, Bob Not much talk—a great silence. Ponder High School, Pender, Nebraska. Work. College. McLaughlin. Donna Mario She's my delight, all mankind's wonder. R. A. Long, Longview. Washington. Choir; Offico Work; Girls' Glee College. Millor. Bob We know what he is but who knows what he will be? Peninsula Grado School, Portland. Oregon Advertising Club. Work McFarland. Dorothy Seen but seldom heard Spencer High School. Spencer, Iowa Work Moyor. Barbara So she poured out the liquid music ol hor voice to quench the thirsty spirits. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon Tlovesoor; Xi Phias; Teddyettes; Apollo Society; Choir; Reg. Class President; Live Wire; Won Inter-School Radio Contest; May Court. University of Oregon Minarik. Joe M. Hall as sober as a judge. St. Patrick's School. Portland. Oregon. College. Mitchell. Helen You come lato. yet you como. Jeflerson High School, Portland. Oregon. Xi-Phias, Secretary. Sergeant - at • Arms, Tlevesoor, Zios; Preppers, Treasurer; Tri-Y. University of Oregon. Moody. Kaylene Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. Preppers; Teddyettes; Girls' Glee; Choir; Vocal Ensemble Undecided. Mitchoff. George E. Charms strike the sights but merit wins the soul ” Central Catholic High School. Portland. Oregon Track '47. College. Morin. loanino Of all the girls that e'er were seen, there's none so fine as our Jeanine. Ruth Grade School. Ruth, Nevada Mygredaol; G.A A ; Inter de Raza; All School Play Our Town (Mrs. Gibbs); Office Work; Flower Committee for Graduation; Library Staff; Hockey (Field); Basketball; Volleyball; Tumbling; Softball. Secretarial Work Murr. Maynard M. A man of mark. Custer County High School. Miles City. Montana. Montana State School of Mines. Neifendorf. Eugene Throe-fifths of him genius and two-fifths sheer fudge.” Portsmouth Grado School, Portland. Oregon. Torch-Y; Topper; Lettermen's Club; Reg. President; Track; Football; Basketball; Skiing. Undecided. Nolan. Lucile It is good to lengthen to the last a sunny mood.” James John Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Tri-Y; Bothol No. 4. Tlovosoor. President, Ser-goant-at-Arms; Choir, Secretary. Treasurer; Toddyottes. Secretary; Preppors; Theo Honor Society; Senior Princess Committee; Sonior Class Treasurer; Reg. Officers. Vice-Prosidont, Secretary, Treasurer. Senior Class Play Best Foot Forward ; Fire Squad; Announcement Committee. Oregon State College. Napoleon. Edna How iorciblo aro tho right words.” James John Xi-Phias. President. Scribe, Zios. President. Secretary; Preppors; Tri-Y. University of Oregon. Neal. Bill Purpose is what gives life a meaning. Meeker Jr. High. Greeley, Colorado. National Honor Socioty, President; Optimist Club. Secretary - Treasurer. Vice - President; Forum Club, President; Desid-rian. President; “Baush Lomb Award ; Lead in “Our Town ; Track; Firo Squad; Cafeteria Committee, Chairman. Honor Point Committee; Commencement Speaker; Dance Committee; Sonior Class Play Property Committee. College. Nordby. Wallace “A wise man will make more opportunities than he will find Sitton Grade School. Portland. Oregon Rose Princess Selection Committee. Work. O'Dell. Bill “E'en though vanquished ho could argue still. Dixon Jr. High School. Provo. Utah. DeMolay, Sonior Deavon-Chaplain; Lettermen's Club; Da-sidrian Club; Apollo Society; Boys' Glee; Boys' Quartette; Choir; Track and Cross Country, three yoars; Tennis, one year; Senior Class Play ‘Ramshackle Inn'; Student Director of Our Town ; Director of Angel Child. Study law at University of Oregon. Olsen. Carleen Lorraine Look at that profile—sweetness, firmness, restraint of line. She is like that, too. Peninsula Grado School, Portland. Oregon. Alpha Beta Kappa; Preppors; Reg. Room Treasurer. Oregon State Colloge. Opporman, Darlone There is no wisdom like franknoss. Peninsula Grado School, Portland, Oregon. Preppers; Tri-Y; Girls' Glee. Undecided. Ooschger. Gloria A friond in this world of hurry James John Grado School, Portland, Oregon Xi-Phias, Secrotary and Treasurer; Preppors; Tri-Y; Bothol, Queen; Offico Worker; Senior Class Play Committee. Jan. '47. Ranger Annual Staff; Ranger V eekly Staff; Senior Class Play, June ‘47; Reg. Treasurer. Nurses Training. Ono. Ernest An affable and courteous gentleman Franklin High School. Portland. Orogon. College. Owre. William M. Let us not take life too seriously. Westport High School. Westport. Oregon. DeMolay; Sophomoro Studont Council; Football; Baseball. Oregon State College. Parks. Marilyn Ann Tho rose that all are praising. fames John Grado School. Portland. Oregon Roso Festival Princess; Xi-Phias, Chaplain; Tri-Y. Proppers; Topper Committee; Office Help; Reg Room Officor Undecided. Pashak. Joseph ’ Actions spoak louder than words Sitton Grado School. Portland. Oregon Choir; Senior Class Play. Lumbering. Patterson. Hubert And as to tho moaning, it's what you please. Bonson Tech. Portland, Oregon Undecided. Peasloy. Mildred Hor lively looks, a sprightly mind disclosed. Broadway High School. Seattle, Washington. Reg. Room Treasurer; Senior-Freshie Tea Committee. Secretarial Work Peterson. Donald R. Thoro your treasure is, thcro will your hoart bo also. Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Hi-Y; Torch-Y; Letterman's Club. President; Firo Squad; Reg. Room Officor; Student Council; Basketball; Baseball. Oregon or Oregon State Colloge Peterson. Parm Unliko my subject now, shall be my song; It shall be witty and it shall be long. Alexandria High School, Alexandria. Minn. Torch-Y; Inter de Raza; Letterman's Club; Fire Squad; Choir; Senior Class Officer. Sergeant-at-Arms; Reg. Room Officer. Treasurer; Ranger Annual Staff; Football; Senior Class Play Best Foot Forward and Our Town. University of Oregon. Parsons. Ruth Ellon Silenco is moro eloquent than words. James John Grade School. Portland. Orogon Proppers. World Fellowship Chairman; Tri-Y; Bethel; Band, Orchostra. Pep Band. Small Concert; Reg. Room Officer, 5th term; Red Cross Representative; Ranger Annual Staff; Girls' Intramurals Vanport Extension College or St. Vincents Nursing School. Patt. William Frank The heart does not lie. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon. War Bond Committee; Football; Basketball; Track. Work or Colloge. Payne. Margarott Juanita Sooner or lator. that which In now life shall bo poetry. St Paul Ind. Tra School. Mala-koff. Texas. March of Dimes Representative; Basketball; Tennis: Oration University of Portland Nursing School. Peterson, Dale Let thy words bo few. Ridgefield High, Ridgefiold. Wn Business College. Potorson. Janot B. Every delay is too long to one who is in a hurry. Portsmouth Grado School. Portland, Oregon. Tlevesoor, Treasurer; Mygrodaol, President and Secretary; G A A., Secretary and Treasurer; Xi Phias, Vice-President; Preppers, President; Tri-Y. President. Inter-Y-Teen Council. President. Choir. Secretary Treasurer; Band. Secretary and Head Majorette; Intramurals. Office Help; Basketball, Little Bears ; Volleyball; Softball; Badminton Oregon State. PUeeger. Ruth Arlene This world belongs to tho enthusiasts. Jefferson High School. Portland. Oregon. Tri-Y; Choir; Senior Class Play; Girls' Glee. Work. Pool. Joyco A smilo that glow'd celestial rosey rod. lames John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Honor Society; Reg. President; Girls' Glee. Seattle Pacific College. Pollow. Carl Good humor makes all things tolerable. Benson High School. Portland. Oregon. Delta Kappa; Senior Class Play. Collogo. Powoll. William L. A little nonsense now and then. Is relished by the wisest mon.” James John, Portland. Oregon. Letterman Club; Hi-Y Club; Football; Baseball. Oregon State. Publicover. Ida Mao And leave me leisure to be good.” Castle Rock Ir. High. Castle Rock, Wash. Inter de Raza; All School Play Undecided. Rador. Betty Ellen Beware of all things, above all—man. Newton High School. Newton, Iowa. Tri-Y; Inter de Raza; G.A. A.; Rainbow. Good Samaritan Nurses Training. Ramsthcl. Virginia Bottcr to wear out than to rust out. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Orogon. Business Manager of Ranger Woekly, Preppers. Vice-Prosident; Tri-Y. Inter-Club Representative; Bethel; Honor Society; Reg. Room Treasurer; Office Worker; Sonior-Freshic Tea Chairman; Teddyettes, Vice-President. Univorsity of Oregon Randall. Shirley Laugh and the world laughs with you. lames John Grade School. Portland, Orogon. Bethel; Apollo Society; Honor Society; Senior-Froshie Tea Committee; Tri-Y; Orchestra; Teddyettes; Choir; Honor Point Committee .Term 3-4; Prepper3. Univorsity of Ore. Rapacz. R. Marion In this world man must be oithor anvil or hammer. Peninsula Grado School. Portland, Oregon. Hi-Y; Senior Torch-Y; Letterman Club; Band; Orchestra; All City Orchostra; Dance Band; Baseball Collogo. Ray. Jim He who knows much has many cares. Ponca City Jr. High. Ponca City, Oklahoma. Omega Zota. Chaplain; DeMolay, Marshal; Reg Room President; Reg. Vice-Prosident; Boys' Gloe; Senior Class Play; Track; Choir; Teddy Bear Fair Committee Chairman; Van-port College. Read. W. Gon Tall, silent and reserved—no ono knows him truly. Vancouver High School. Vancouver. Wash. Football; Bowling. Undecided. Stearns, Velma Virtue is like a rich stone, best plain set. Newport High School. Newport, Washington. Marriage. Reynolds. Barbara And if 1 laugh at any mortal thing 'tis that I may not weep Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon Teddyettes; Tri-Y. Apollo Society. Secretary; Honor Society; Office; Band; Choir; Sextette (Boy and Girl). University of Oregon. Richter. Betty He makes no friend who never made a foe. Junior Linton Special School. Linton. North Dakota Roach. Mary She speaks her thoughts what e'er they be. Faribault High School, Faribault. Minnesota Tlevesoor; Ranger Staff. Weekly-Annual; Rod Cross Representative; Carnival Committee; Senior Class Play. University of Oregon; Secretarial Nursing. Rollinson. A1 The solf educated are marked by stubborn peculiarities. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon Topper; Band; Tennis; Baseball Manager. Oregon State College. Ronshaugen. Arlys Effervescent as champagne. Minot Junior High School. Minot. North Dakota Tri-Y. Conference Chairman; Band; Pep Band; Orchestra; Ranger Weekly Staff. Undecided. Schiffbauor. Robert Science, when well digested, is nothing but good sense and reason. James John, Portland, Oregon. Science Club. President; Ski Club; Press Club, President. Ser-geant-at-Arms; Honor Society; Honor Point; Honor Point Committee. Laboratory Assistant; Swimming College. Schiller. William E. Ton o'clock scholar Benson Polytechnic. Portland. Oregon. Laurel High School. Laurel, Mont. Fire Squad Van-port College. Rions. Thomas Fredrick Capacity for joy admits temptation. River Falls High, River Falls. Wisconsin. Band; Orchestra; Ranger Staff; Coke Room. College. Robertson. C. Dick Everything disturbs an absent lovor. James John. Portland, Oregon. Hi-Y. Sergeant-at-Arms; Optimists, President. Secretary; Torch-Y. Prosidont. Secrotary; Topper Committee; Lettermen's Club; Sports Editor. Ranger; Fire Squad, Fire Chief; Football; Basketball; Baseball; Rog. Secretary Clark Jr. College. Vancouver; Washington State. Ronshaugen. Elaine Keop me natural, make others great. Junior High School. Minot. North Dakota. Tri-Y; Band; Orchestra; Mixed Chorus; Girls' Baseball; Our Town. Study sewing in Los Angeles. Sandvig. Donald G. He goes on the theory that the football team is not the only place one needs a line. Junior High School. Marshalltown. Iowa Torch-Y. Vice-President; Optimist. Sergeant - at -Arms; Letterman's Club. Ser-geant-at-Arms; Business Manager. Senior Class President; Rog President; Activity Office; Hal York Torphy; Football; Basketball; Track; Swimming; Fire Squad. University of Oregon. Schilleroff, Dorothy Mae And still be doing, never done. Poninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Preppers; Tri-Y; Red Cross Committee; Dramatics Club; Cafeteria Crow; Reg Room Officor; Tennis Club. Telephone Company. Schmidt. Helen Tho mirth and fun grew fast and furious. Peninsula Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Teddyettos, Chaplain; Tri-Y. Secretary; Placus, President. Sergeant-at-Arms; Xi Phias. Chaplain; Preppers, Art Advertising Club; Senior Reg Room Representative; Weekly Ranger Staff; Rangor Annual Staff; Senior Announcement Committee; Senior Class Play; Tri-Y Princess. Mammoth College. Schroder. Vemalie Her ways are ways of pleasantness. James John Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Desidrian; Prep-pers; Inter de Raza. Girls' Glee; Choir; Sextette. Senior Class Ribbon Committee; Seattle Representative lor Music Conference; Dramatics. Angel Child . Collego. Schuckman. John J. “A good ending follows a good beginning. James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon Torch-Y; Optimist Club; Alpha Phi Rho, President. Alpha Sigma Pi. Letterman Club. Sergeant-at-Arms; School Dance Committee; Football. Varsity. Reg. Treasurer. 4 years. Work Schulte. Robert M. Yes and no. and maybe and maybe not. Loyola Jr. High. Mankato. Minnesota Reg. Officer; DeMolay, Junior Deacon; Omega Sigma Gamma; Fire Squad; Track; Ice Hockey Oregon Stato College. Scott. Phyllis Arlene Two loves havo I—to eat and sleep Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Girls’ Gloe; Choir Ranger Weekly Stall Business Colloge Shackleton. Geraldine I feel in every smile a chain. James John Grade School, Portland. Oregon Girls' Glee. Business College. Shackleton, Owen How far your oyos may pierce I cannot tell. Striving to better, oft wo mar what's well.” James John Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Torch-Y. Treasurer. 4 terms; Hi-Y; Optimist. Chaplain. President; Topper Committee; Letterman's Club, Secretary. Art Advertising Club; Student Body President; Commissioner of Public Welfare; Fire Squad. Captain; Honor Society. May Fete Committee. Dance Commlttoe, 3 terms; Chairman of Dance Committee; Football Manager. 4 years; Track. Van-port College or Univorsity of Oregon. Shatto, Barbara Let me silent be. for silence is the speech of love. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Preppers; Tri-Y; Teddyettes; Pep Club; Reg Secretary, 4th, 5th, 7th terms. Nurse, University of Oregon Medical School, Portland. Shackleton, Ruth Sing away sorrow, cast away care. Huntington Park High, Hunting-ton Park, California Girls' Athletic Association; Orchestra; Lead in Senior Class Play; Mixed Chorus; Hockey. Basketball. Softball. Work. Shackleton. Victor Modesty becomes a young man. Benson High School. Portland. Orogon. Shular. Phyllis L. She has an unusual personality that is nover quite fathomed, Jefferson High School, Portland. Oregon. College. Sime. Leon Let fortune follow. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Letterman's Club; Reg. Officer; Football; Track. Oregon State College. Simpson. Carolyn Everybody in love is blind. Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Tri-Y; Alpha Beta Kappa' Secrotary; Preppers Work Slangal. Henry An honest man's word is as good as his bond. Central High School, Omaha. Nebraska Senior Class Play; Track 2 College Spinning. Mary Gentle ol speoch, beneficent ol mind. Beaverton High School. Beaverton. Oregon. Tri-Y. Ring Chairman; Our Town ; Cafeteria Crew. University of Orogon; Nursing Smith, Patricia loycc She says she is worked to death, but that radiant smile betrays her. James John Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Preppers; Tri-Y; Xi-Phias. Sorgoant-at-Arms. Oregon State College. Standoford. Joan “Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. Arsenal Technical Schools, Indianapolis. Indiana. Choir; Girls' Glee; Senior Class Play. Portland University; Nursing. Standeford. Edward 'Highly erected thoughts soated in the heart of courtesy. Lincoln High School. Portland. Oregon Bass player in Band; Band Vice-President; 1 Rating in Solo Contest. All City Band; Choir. Pre-med at Portland University. Stanton. Stan The greatest truths are the simplest and so are the greatest men. Jamos John Grade School. Portland, Oregon Torch-Y. DeMo-lay; Lettorman's Club; Topper Committee; Reg. President, 2 years; Choir, President January Prom Chairman; Senior Advisor for Junior Senior Prom; Senior Class Play “Ramshackle Inn ; Track, threo - year letterman; Football, two-year letterman; May Fete; Choir Play Gypsy Troubadour ; Choir, Sergeant-at-Arms; Fire Squad; School Play Our Town . University of Portland Stearns. Lois Maintain the right.” Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon Business College. Stephonson. Carol What is worth doing, is worth doing well. Washtucna High School, Wash-tucna. Washington. Toddyettes; Scire, Treasurer; Theo Honor Society, Editor. Roosovelt Ranger Weekly; Reg Room Treasurer. Activity Office Corps Pacific University. Stanton. Bob Nothing is more useful than silence. Washougal Grade School. Wash-ougal, Washington Undecided. Stauffer. Joyce Liberty complete. Cheyenne Elementary School. Cheyenno. North Dakota. Tri-Y; Weekly Ranger Staff. Undecided. Steffens. Phillip Good nature brings many friends.” Jamos John Grade School, Portland. Oregon Press Club; AVA; Science Club. U. S Army Air Corps. Steppe. David M. I'll be merry. I ll be free. I'll bo sad for nobody. Central High. Spartansburg. South Carolina Omega Zeta; DoMolay; Senior Class Play Ramshackle Inn ; Reg. Officer. Portland University Stringor, Donald Doan I was ever a lightor, so one fight more. James John Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Senior Torch-Y; Optimist; Hi-Y; Letterman's Club, Treasurer; Reg Room Officer. President. Vice-President, 2 terms; Treasurer. 2 terms; Ser-egant-at-Arms; Fire Squad; Boys' Glee; Mixed Chorus; Track. All City; Boxing. Junior National Champion ’46. College. Taylor. Betty Make hay while the sun shines Portsmouth Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Teddyettes. Secretary; Honor Society. Vice-President; Forum Club; Choir; Senior Class Picture Committee Chairman; Reg. Secretary. Office Help; Preppers. Oregon State. Thompson. Donna Kay Light is the task when many share the toil. Vanport Grade School, Vanport. Oregon Reg. Secretary. 2 terms; Office. 2 terms; Girls' Glee; Mixed Chorus; Stage Props in Senior Class Play Linfield College Thomas. Helen A dash of seriousness and a dash of fun. Provo High School, Provo. Utah Ranger Annual Typist Editor College out of state Tomlin. James D. It is by presence of mind in untried emergencies that the native metal of a man is tested. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon Apollo. President; Dasidrian; Inter de Raza. Vice-Presidont; DeMolay (Portland Chapter) Master Councilor; Commissioner of Public Welfare; Band. Pep Band, Student Director. Dance Band; Fire Squad; May Fete, Chairman; Senior Class Play; Danco Committee Chairman; Ranger Annual Staff; Intor-Club Council Chairman; Reg. Treasurer and President; Football; Swimming Team Captain; Science Club; Senior Class Play. Vanport and O.S.C. Tsuboi. Sotsu The hand that follows intellect can achieve. Hunt High School. Hunt. Idaho Inter de Raza. Vice-Presidont, ‘46. President. ‘47; Theo Chapter of National Honor Society; Senior Representative to 1947 P.N C.C at Reed; Reg. Officer; Office Work, Program Committee; Senior Class Play. Lewis and Clark College. Tateishi. Julia Miyoshi It's good to bo merry and wise. It's good to be honest and true. Hunt High, Hunt. Idaho Honor Society. Secretary; G A A., President and Sergeant-at-Arms; Mygrodaol, Sorgoant • at - Arms; Inter de Raza, Secretary-Treasurer and Treasurer; Office Worker; Reg. President; Student Council. Commissioner of Girls' Activities; Rose Festival Selection Committee; P.T.A. Student Study Group Representative; Teddy Wonders, Volleyball; Scire; Senior Class Play; Tri-Y, Treasurer. Oregon State College. Medical Stenographer. Terhune. Betty Lou Why do you lead mo a wild goose chase? James John. Portland, Oregon. Preppers; Choir; Tri-Y; Office Worker; Dramatics. Angel Child ; Prom Committee. Van-port U. Thompson. Shirley Patience has its virtues. Des Moines. Iowa Preppers; Tri-Y; Swimming Team; Reg Room Treasurer; Weekly Ranger Staff Undecided. Tilkens. Gerald Great men are not always wise. Portsmouth Grammar, Portland. Oregon Tama Fi, Dance Committee; Ranger Staff. Annual Staff; Tennis. Work Trask. James Modesty becomes a young man. Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Letterman's Club; Hi-Y. Treasurer; Torch-Y; Football; Track; Basketball. U. S. Army Turner. Grace Beauty is truth, truth beauty. Pavillion High, Pavilion, Wyoming. Nursing or Telephone Operator. Ubrick. Roland He's not lazy, but he doesn't like to hurry.” Johnson High School. St Paul. Minnesota. Ice hockey Work Wait. Barbara True easo in painting all things comes from art. not chance James John Xi-Phias. President; Teddyettes. President; Tri-Y. Chaplain; Job's Daughters, Prep-pers; Reg. Room Secretary. Treasurer; Ranger Annual Stall. Advertising Editor; Carnival Committee. Chairman; Class Pin Committee; Gold Key Art Award. Choir; Red Cross Representative. Oregon Stato Wallain. Jay His wit which now and then strikes kindly, shows his spark.” Sanford Jr. High School. Minneapolis, Minnesota. Optimist, Vice-President; Torch-Y. Chaplain; Hi-Y; Letterman's Club, Secretary; Reg. President; Senior Class Play; Track. Basketball; Skiing. Undecided Walton. Donald “He acts like a woman hater, but who can toll? James John. Portland, Oregon, Hi-Y. Secretary. Sergeant-at-Arms; Torch-Y. Secretary-Troas-urer; Optimist. Secretary. Ser-geant-at-Arms; Pep Club; Fire Squad; Art Advertising; Football; Track; Reg Room President. College. Webb. Verl “I don't boliovo in love at first sight, but I do believe in taking a second look. Hosford Elementary School. Portland, Oregon. Choir. College Wogner. Elwin N. He will succeed, for ho be-licves all he says.” Peninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon Torch-Y. Vice-President and President; Hi-Y Chaplain; Topper. President; Fire Chief. 2 terms; Senior Class, Vice-President; Ranger Annual Staff; Reg. Officer. President; President Reg. Room Council; Senior Class Play Hunk ; Football; Basketball; Baseball. Undecided Vinevich. Leona A jewel of a woman is better than a woman of jewels. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland. Oregon Preppers; Tri-Y, Publicity Chairman; Ajenda. Treasurer; Science Club, Secretary; Cafeteria Crow; Office Work; Girls' Glee; Mixed Chorus. Office work. Walker. Bossio “To be strong is to be happy. Mount Saint Scholastica Academy. Canon City. Colorado. G A.A, Secretary-Treasurer; My-grodaol, President. Inter de Haza; Teddy Wonders Basketball; “Battling Babes' Volley-bal; Intrarnuralo Nurses' training. Waltor. Rec Quiet and unassuming—yet he achieves deserved popularity ” James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon Torch-Y; Fire Squad; Rog. Room Officer. Vico-President; Choir; Boys' Quartette. Track Engineering College. Warden. Leo Of pranks galore. I'll have some more. Hodges Oak Park Eementary, Ranger, Texas. AVA; Band; Class Play Stage Committee College. Weberg. Nels Leo “I do profess to be no less nor more than what I seem. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon Baseball. Work or College. Weir. Dale G. “Ah, why should life all labour bo? Portsmouth Grade School. Portland, Oregon Coast Guard. Wold. Gail E. Hear ye not the hum ol mighty workings?” Peninsula Grade School, Portland. Oregon Hi-Y; Torch-Y; Letterman's Club; Fire Squad. Captain; Football, Manager; Red Cross Representative; Reg Room Officer; Band College Widmer, John Littlest said is soonest mended. Jamos John Grade School. Portland, Oregon Reg. President, Football Undecided. Wiloy. John Many individuals have, like uncut diamonds, shining qualities beneath a rough exterior. Portsmouth Grado School, Portland, Oregon. Charmnic. Work and then Oregon State College. Wilholm. Jack P. Sir, your wit ambles well; it goes easily.” James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon Torch-Y; Press Club. President; Inter-Club Council; Ranger Annual Staff, Ranger Weekly Staff; Fire Squad; Reg. Room Officer; Son-ior Class Play Best Foot Forward ; Veterans' Honor Roll Committee; School Play Our Town ; Boys' Glee. Pacific University. Wilson. Dolores Some matches are made in heaven. Peninsula Grade School. Portland. Oregon. Preppers; Tri-Y; Tlovesoor; Placus, Secretary; Reg. President and Secretary; Office Work; Teddyettes. Marriage. Wilson. Normsloo Silence is golden, so I'll make money. Lebanon Jr High School, Lebanon. Missouri. Tri-Y; Orchestra; Activity Office. Undecided. Winters. Jack To know how to wish is the great secret of success. Basic High. Henderson, Nevada. Letterman's Club; Inter de Raza; Basketball; Football; Track College. Wipf. Orlo Few words aro not the expression of his character. Vanport Grade School. Vanport, Oregon Fire Squad; Ranger Staff; Bowling Team. Work Wirth. Melbourne E. I never trouble trouble till trouble troubles me. James John Grade School, Portland, Oregon Track. Work. Younce. Donald Paul In all respects, the best lellow around. Poninsula Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Torch-Y; Reg. President; Football; Baseball; Skiing. Undecided. Wolden. Gayle The word 'impossible' is not in my dictionary. V ashington High School, Portland, Oregon Band; Teddyettes; Apollo Society. Vice-President; Tri-Y. Business Collego. Zaloudek. Dawn The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. Kremlin High, Kromlin. Oklahoma. Inter de Raza. Undecided Zoller. Yvonne Although the last, not the least I Jeilerson High School. Apollo; Tonorocs, Vice-President; Band; Pep Band. Business College Roggoar. Cora She walks serene, so calm and unafraid. Sitton School Cahoos. Imogene In memory of a classmate. Wheatly. Claudia If they can’t understand, why, that's thoir affair. Portsmouth Grade School. Prep-porn; Tri-Y College SENIORS (No picturos.) Anderson. Dean Tve taken my fun where I find it. Grants Pass Jr. High, Grants Pass, Oregon. Dasidrian; Art Advertising. Study Art. Bilyeu. Thelma She is one of those quiet persons who successfully hide their real personality.” James John Grade School. Portland, Oregon. Preppers. Housewife. Childress. Charles He who leads a double life finds much joy.” Wyndal School. Vest Virginia Library Assistant Marriage. Dumore. Ramona Our praises are our wages.” Chemewa Indian School, Chem-awa. Oregon Undecided. Eby. Ray C. Be silent and safe, silence nevor betrays you.” Jefferson High School, Portland. Oregon. Work. Grotjohn. Theodore L. No sinner, yet no saint perhaps. Vanport Grade School. Vanport. Oregon. A V A., Manager; Reg Treasurer. 2 terms; Reg. President. 5 terms; Dance Committee; Fire Squad. Band; Cross Country; Track. May Fete Committee. College or Coast Guard. Inman. Margaret “Fair and softly goes far.” Howard Grade School, Gallatin. Tenn. May Queen. College. Jaogor. Jorry Speech is great, but silence is greater.” Benson High School. Portland. Oregon Undecided Kerner. Esther All that glitters is not gold ” Jefferson High School. Portland. Oregon. Housewife. Powell. Rex To accomplish is success. McKinley High School. Honolulu, Hawaii Letterman’3 Club; Football; Swimming Team; Track. Remmenga. Don Patience is a necessary ingredient of genius. Portsmouth Grade School, Portland, Oregon. Band. Undecided Roosor. Horbert Wm. He has a quiet (?) humour that catches one unawares. Benson. Portland. Oregon. De-Molay; Ranger Annual Staff; Track; Cross Country; Tennis University of Oregon Taylor. Kayo To thine own self be true.” Jamestown Jr. High School. Jamestown, North Dakota. Tri-Y. Ranger Reporter; Intramurals. Willamette College, pans for airline stewardess. Valiant. Vernon Knowledge is power.” Shattuck Grade School, Portland. Oregon. Work. Wilkinson. Doris Patricia With eyes that look'd into the very soul.” Portland. Oregon Housewife. Younco. Dale Act well your part, there all the honor lies. Peninsula. Portland, Oregon. Pep Club. Yell King. To be a cartoonist reproducer with Walt Disney or—Advertising Fiold iogUipky of ike Class of fjurie lgyy Once again it is time to write the biography of a graduating class. Ours is a record breaking one and a tradition breaking one. We are the largest ever to graduate from Roosevelt and because of our size we are breaking a long standing tradition and having the graduation exercises in the Benson auditorium. We have not let our quantity make up for our quality. We feel that the members of our class are outstanding in the various fields that make up a well rounded and accomplished group. Scholastically we have proven ourselves by contributing the following to the Theo Chapter of the National Honor Society: Mary Anderson, Vada Callison, Dorothy Duyke. Donna Hartse, Marian Forman, Inez Houston, Ramona Lofthus, Margie Marlett, Joyce Poet, Virginia Ramsthell, Barbara Reynolds, Betty Taylor. Mildred Becker, Ramona Boeckel, Spencer Gray, Lucile Nolan, Dixie Kellogg, Owen Shackleton, Dale Klauman, Bill Neal, Julie Tateishi, Setsu Tsuboi, Zelma Hilbum, Carl Landstrom, Keith Chatterton, Thomas Harryman, Robert Schiftbauer. Our leadership is shown by the members of our class that have been elected to hold student body offices. They are: Owen Shackleton, Jim Tomlin, Margie Marlett, Donna Caba, Don Sandvig, Eton Peterson, Julie Tateishi, A1 Lindstrom, Donna Hartse. There has never been a more musically minded class than ours. Those who were in the choir are: Dale Huffaker, Joe Pashak, Dale Klauman, John Wiley, Ron Christie, Parm Peterson. Jim Knoles, Ree Walton, Verl Webb. Bill Patt, Dave Brooks, Victor Griffeth, Vernalie Schroeder, Shirley Randall, Ruth Pfleeger, Barbara Wait, Lois King. Pat l-ansbery, Inez Houston. Virginia Hildebrand, Lucile Nolan, Mildred Becker. Carlene Olsen. Vada Callison. Barbara Meyer, Betty Taylor, Dixie Kellogg, Dorothy Bachelder, Shirley Fretenburg, Margie Chilton. Bill O'Dell, Stan Stanton, Ray Standeford, Jim Crolley, Dick Lavalley, Connie Helgerson, Kaylene Moody. Donna McLaughlin, Janet Peterson, Phyllis Scott, Ruth Foster, Betty Terhune, Barbara Reynolds. Leona Buerkle. Members of the band were: Gerald Dickson. Marion Rapacz, Barbara Reynolds, Jim Tomlin, Gayle Wolden, Arlys Ronshaugen, Elaine Ronshaugen, Ruth Parson, A1 Rollinson, Edwin Hill, Yvonne Zoller, Dick Lennen, Spencer Gray, Ralph Battis, I-eo Worden, Ray Standeford, Tom Rions, Oliver Gill, Gail Weld, Don Remmenga, Bill Danials, Dale Huffaker. They were led by two cute majorettes, Janet Peterson, and Donna Hartse. Those in the orchestra are: Lorene Fisher, Mardie Havelhurst, Marion Rapacz. Shirley Randall, Ruth Parsons, Tom Rions, Gerald Dickson. Normalee Wilson, Elaine Ronshaugen. Mel Wirth. Artistically we were represented by: Ella Ellsworth, Barbara Wait, Bob Miller, Mart Lien, Owen Shackleton, Don Walton, Jerry Tilkens, Wilma Hoy. Frank Kalupka Three of these students won Gold Keys in the Scholastic Art Contest; they are: Barbara Wait. Jerry Tilkens, Wilma Hoy. Our class gave two wonderful plays, “Our Town , a dramatic show piece, the cast of which was: Doris Curfman, Bill Neal, John Hunt, Hary Spinning, Dave Brooks, Spencer Gray. A1 Lindstrom, Jack Wilhelm, Oliver Gill, Dale Klauman, Victor Griffeth. Jeanine Morin, Elaine Ronshaugen, and the Senior Class Play, “Best Foot Forward , with Jay Wallain, Jane Austin, Phil Carter, Marietta Chessmore. Kay Craig. Gene Gregg, Norman Johnson, Jack Wilhelm. Gloria Oeschger, Joe Pashack, Ramona Broyles, Jim Ray, Ruth Pfleeger, Jean Standeford, Mary Roach, Lois King, Lucile Nolan, Jim Allen, Henry Slangal, Elwin Wegner. Bob Dinsmore, Ray Guimary, Connie Hel-gerson, Virginia Hildebrand, Toni Jasperson, Frank Kalupka, Ruth Shackleton, Helen Schmidt, as a cast. The list of cast members does not include the many hard working committee members who are an important part of and production. Of the many hard working boys in our class who turned out for sports, John Chaney. Jack-son Winters, Eugene Neffendorf. Don Peterson. Dick Robertson, Elwin Wegner, Sig Hanson, Parm Peterson. Marion Rapacz, Leon Sime, Jim Trask, Gail Weld, Stan Stanton. Don Stringer, Mel Brown, Don Sandvig, Jay Wallain, Jim Knoles, Dick LaValley, Mart Lien, A1 Lindstrom, Bill O'Dell, Bill Patt, Dale Klauman, Bill Neal, Owen Shackleton, John Shuckman, John Davenport, John DeMamby, Ray Guimary, Bill Powell, won their letters and are members of the Letter-man's Club. The girls of our class who were outstanding in sports were: Ella Mae Ellsworth. Betty Radar, Bev Ferres. Betty Harris. Donna Heilman, Mildred Becker, Leona Buerkle, Lorraine Jewell. Ruth Parson, Janet Peterson, Jeanine Morin, Virginia Laiterell, Julie Tateishi, Bessie Walker. Ever on hand to cheer the boys and girls on was the Pep Club. Members of our class who were in this club were: Marge Chilton, Betty Boeckel, Mary Lou Ambro, Barbara Shatto. Donna Caba. Gail Weld. Sig Hanson. Don Walton and Dale Younce. The Ranger weekly, which was an important cog in the wheel of high school life, was put out by a top flight staff: Fern Bays. Carol Stephenson, Becky Boeckel, Dorothy Alderson, Norm Johnson, A1 Lindstrom, Gloria Oeschger, Ronald Hill. Orlo Wipf, Ruby DuBois, Bev Ferres, Shirley Fretenburg, Donna Dellman, Margie Marlett, Virginia Ramsthell, Mary Roach, Warren Kins-spel, Connie Helgerson. Donna Hartse, Spencer Gray, Dick Robertson, Phylis Scott, Jack Wilhelm, Dixie Kellogg, Tom Rions, Kaye Taylor, Jerry Tilkens, Arlys Ronshaugen, Shirley Thomp son, Dave Centers. Helen Schmidt, Lucile Nolan. One member of our class was chosen to represent Roosevelt in the Rose Festival. She was Marilyn Parks. Reigning over our May Fete was Margaret Inman . She was surrounded by a court of lovely girls: Vada Callison. Frances Eland. Toni Jasperson, Becky Boeckel. Donna Hartse, Donna Caba, Marge Chilton, Barbara Meyers. One of the most rewarding tasks that a senior may have is working on the Ranger Annual. This year's staff was: Dorothy Alderson, Rozell Ackerman, Bev Ferres, Gloria Oeschger. Helen Schmidt, Parm Peterson, Jim Tomlin, Elwin Wegner, Mel Brown, Shirley Fretenburg. Marian Forman, Margie Marlett, Mary Roach. Herb Roeser, Jack Wilhelm. Pat Blackwell. Cheryl Brown, Frances Eland. Dale Klauman. Ruth Parsons, Helen Thomas, Jerry Tilkens, Jerry Hooper, Fern Bays, Ray Guimary, Virginia Latterell, headed by Dixie Kellogg as editor. Last but not least we want to mention the girls who were members of the Roosevelt Service Club, Teddyettes. They were: Marian Forman, Mary Lou Ambro, Mary Anderson, Fern Bays, Veleva Beatty. Ramona Boeckel, Ruby DuBois, Frances Eland, Shirley Fretenburg, Barbara Fuge, Gen Gregg, Donna Hartse. Connie Helgerson, Donna Heilman, Virginia Hildebrand. Inez Houston. Toni Jasperson, Dixie Kellogg, Pat Lansberg, Ramona Lofthus, Margie Marlett, Barbara Meyer, Kaylene Moody, Lucile Nolan, Virginia Ramsthell, Shirley Randall, Barbara Reynolds, Helen Schmidt, Barbara Shatto, Carol Stephenson, Betty Taylor, Barbara Wait, Dolores Wilson, Gayle Wolden, Vada Callison. JUNIORS (Reading from lelt to right) Ackley. Donna. Amerroan. Robert. Anderson. Carol; Anderson, Carl; Anderson. Norman; Anderson, Wallace; Aram. Virginia; Ashton. Tranklin: Astin. Robort; Atchison. Joan. Bentley, Joane; Benson. Helen; Beaudoin. Pat; Bockmoyor, Armana; Boauaoin, Mar-aarot; Berquist. Peggy; Bergman, Dorothy, Beach, Marilyn; Bennett. Ray; Berglund. Mary Jane; Burgholzer. Laura; Burcelie, Betty; Buss. Don; Butler. Margie; Brown. Dorothy; Bradfoy. Mildred; Brown. Doris; Braden. Darlene; Bratz. Eleanor; Brookens. Del; Bruns. Marvin. Boyles, Dorothy; Bolen. Allen. Bowin, Robert; Bishop.. Earl; Bllckken. Betty; Blomborg. LeRoy; Blanchard, Dick; Barilott, David; Baska. Marvin; Barrett. James; Barcheck, Jack; Barbour. Larry; Baldwin. Annie! Bacon. Martha: Calcagno, Evolyn. Carter. Ed- Coram. Beverly, Casey, Ernestine, Croat, Roosevolt; Cantwell, Evadean; Cutting. Charles; Cloarwater, Gloria; Cole, Pat; Caba, Clarice, Carlston. Donald; Cline, Anne: Cavcn, Melvin; Casper, Medy Mae; Creasey, Frank; Charboneau. Lorraine. Camp. Peggy. DeVincenzo. Henry; Dawley, Rosemary: DeFir. Ray. Dezell. Jean; Duncarr Larrv; Delanco, Eugene. Dehlin. Lois; Demannis, Joe; DeardoJf, Jim. Davies, Marion,- Davis, Betty Joyce; Dughraan, Vaughn, Einspahr, Evelyn; Essburg. Uavici; Ellelson, Wayne. Evans, Barbara. Freitag, Barbara; Fulton, Norman; Ftnklo. Bill. JUNIORS (Reading !rom loll lo right) Forrol, Jackie; Flotcher, Loo; Ftooachlo, Adrian, Foss, Bob; Giannonaiti. Bill; Grimmott. Sadie Mao; Goertz. Don; Grotjohn, Leone Gridloy, Dtclc; Gniim. Gnraldinc . Gatton, Donna, Gentlemen. Elmar. Garrett. Leonard. Grubb. Bill, Garoii. Loly Ann. Graham Owon; Groan, Ruby, Gooolo. Dolmor- Glasaborg. Lynn. Grubb. Dick; Gruming. Barbara. Haliski. Barbara; Hamblin. Bob. Hamil ton Tom; Hanes, Gladys. Harvey. Phillis; Harrinaton. Warron Harris. Kathloon. Hawley. Cecil; Haven. lorry; Holmico, Valone Henry. Corinne. Hopner. Beverly High, Winona. Mill, Hazel. Hodkmeon. Edna Mao. Hoitart, Erma. Hako. Lois. Holly. Jackio; Hoi man, Vornon. Hollopotor, Russoll. Hoskin, Margaret. Hughoa. Bonnie. Hughos, Doraloen; Huisman. Anna. HuU, Dolores- Hurd Barbara. Hutchinson. Dons; Jmel. Bill; Johnson. Bob. Johnson, Dick. Johnson. Lavonne; Jones. Virginia. Kapplor. Wayne. Kaysor Barbara, Koir.llor, Richard. Kelly. Marion; Kennedy. Barbara. Kline, Ronald. Klum, Beverly; Krogor, Esther Krr.ka. RoDort; Kupcr smith. Carole. Laam. Dick. LaBarro. Pat; Lang, Wilma, Landis. Lois. Larson. Dolores. Larson. Lorna; Little. Graco; Lindsey. Not man; Linn Charlene; Long, Dorene, Long. Wanda. Lowers, Ellon, Lundt, Edward, Markof!, George; Marlow. Bob. Martin. Boyd McCard, Sheila; McGrow, Joe. r� •� JUNIORS (Reading from loll to right) Stubbs Donna Deo.- Stowo. Dorothy Joan: Shoridan. Joan. Scoggins, Joanno Lou; Stophonson. Konny; Sovortaon. Arleon, Thurlow. Gary; Troutman. Dallas; Thompson, Marilyn; Tiemens. Bob; Tonkyn. Bovorly; Tilkons. Lavonna. Thorsnoss. Holcn; Taylor. Memo: Tolman Torroll; Talmago. Dick; Vaudrouil. Joan Mario; Vanok. Yolanda; Walton. Betty; Wutala, Gladys; Warnholtz. Dalo; Was-wick. Bill; Wiese. Phyllis; Walker, Bob; Wall, Rogor; Wobor. Marion; Wostgard. Tom; Whoatly, Saran Winslow, Betty. Wood-ring. Roborl; Worthington Joan; Wilson. Ruby; Waltman. Clarice Ann: Wiese, Betty. Worthington Joo. Wayne; Wallner, Audrey; Zaloudok. Duane Alexander Venico Banabie. Ernio. BickoJ. Beverly; Bo lan. Christine, Burke. John; Cerdwoll. Shirley; Courtri Woods, Ronald; Wood, oy; Courtridao, ! . Bill; Hurt, Rose -----’XIiT’V. ' '‘ V. wuife, jviui; v oiuwuii, omriev. v ouririuuO, Floronco; Fleming. Bill: Garcia, Bernice; Hackcnbora. Bill; Hansen, Chuck; Harrington, jack; Hotchkin, Bill; Hurt, Bill; Hurt, Rosemary. Hayman. Harold; Hayward Pat; McNeil, Orland; Mullan Betty; Moles, Jamas; Odegard. Janet; Rose. Lyle. Poll. John; Thomas. Harley.-Wright. Helen. Wood. Dons: Wirth. Sharon, Williams. Cleveland: Will. Koith; JUNIORS (No pictures ) Forrell. James Hoard Bossie; Hookor. Bob. McGowan, Shirley. SOPHOMdRES (Roadmg from loft to right) Abel Wlllto; Ackloy. Joyce: Albright, John; Allen, Beverly lean; Allison, Elva; Alison, George, Atchison, Patnaa; Anderson, Arnold. Anderson, Lila. Anderson, Willis; Andorson. Doyle; Antoine, Edna; Austin, Jean; Brambora. Mary; Boe. Donald. Brack onbrough. Merle; Beralund. Mary. Buerkle. Eldo; Burke, Patnaa; Boan. Robert: Blevins. Helen; Brown. Betty Suo. Brown, John-n. Banks. Roy. Bartruff, Ronald; Bladow, Donna; Bebb. Opal; Ball, Donna; Borgiund. Nettie, Bergman, Lloyd; Brown Doris Mao Burges, Virginia; Bailey, Glen; Broomo, Houston. Biddle. Marilyn. Brown, Glonn. Brown. Ira; Butler, Donald; Bryan Jean, Boyles. Eugene Bag ley Jim: Bennett, Maxine. Blair, Barbara. Burke, Eloise; Case, arbara. Christensen. Donald. Clifton. Donna; Cole, mm os. Couture, Hog«r;Cohen, Janice Curtman.Darleen; Cunningham. Robert. Cain, Tommy, Cason, Bob, Chanoy, Tom; Cheever. “ C. tlvena; Chaney, rd; Dennis. Shtrloy; Delarmo, Wendell. SOPHOMORES (Reading (tom left to right) D«vis, Clare; Dawos. Pat Dick. Roborl; DcBord. Mary Lou; Ea loy. Carlita, Edwards, Jim; Enger. Dave. Engstrom, Martone; Ellis, Larry; Edgington. Betty; Etnspahr, Irene; Eperjeei. Betty; Eby. Delores. Evans. Virginia; Darrell, Everett; Eyer, Patricia; Ely. [ackie; Ernst, Lue; Ernst. Sue; Evey, Janice; Eliis, John; Eilts. Carolyn; Evans. Arte; Pit . Loren, newel), Betty; Francis. Richard; 'irestonborg. Bernard. Ferros. Bill. Floischman. Stan; Frteborg, Austrid; Fankhauser Louise; Fishback. Selma. Finley, James; Fox. Patty. Feist. Howard; Filippini. Don; Femmoro, Lane; Glenn. Sally Jo; Gaul. Jim; Geisy. Carol. Griffith. Florence. Gibbons. Shir-loy. Goldon. Vernon. Gertz. Ted. Greoman. Jeanine; Grotjohn. Helen; Gaston. Bill; Gorman. Robert; Griffis. Edward; Gilstrap. Delores. Gabnolson. Milton. Garrett. Jeremiah, Greon. Cyril; Gallahor. Arien; Hamnett, Beverly. Hastings. Marvin; Hendrickson, Loland; Haake, Richard. Hanks. Raymond; Hougen. DuWayne, Hill. Maxine; Hurtin. Bob; Horton. Birdie. Hare. Dorothy; Hager. Edward. Hahanshelt. Richard; Havelhurst. Jimmie; Herwict. Vivian; Hudson, Virginia; Hill. Ernestine; Hoffman. Janet; Hutchinson. Beverly; Hall. Dale. Hoitkanp. Jack. Hoelschor. Juanita; Hamilton. Phyllis; Hansen. Eugene; Harris. Donald, Helgerson, Paul; Hannan. Deri. Harrington. Barbara SOPHOMORES (Roadlng from loll to light) Hart, Donna. Holer, lames, Hickman, Gerald; Horn, Doloros; Hartso, Dallas; Harper, Ramona; Hannon. Stanley; Hanna. Marlono Ison, fames; Imol, Lon; Imdieke, Marlone, Jones, Helen; lollie, William; Johnson, Bon; Jennings, Gilbert, Jacobsen. Gone; Junkor Hans; lower, Marilyn; Johnson Daryl, Konnody, Anita; Kolomaino, Russell; Korner, Botly, Koegon, Mardoll; Kolly, Leo; Kiolty Ronald; Kohon, Dorcno, Kohor, Dick; Kreuger, Anna, Kolly. Bill; Kennedy, Marion. Kohor, Bill; Kovach, Joe; Krummann. Richard Klusor, Dick; Krauss, Fred; Konoske. Dolores; Lunday, Donald; Lawronco, Tommy; Loploy, Bob; Landstrom, Irene; Lockett George; Lolllno, Gloria. Lilly, Mondoth; Loving, Jamos; Loos. Delores. Lane, Nancy; Lyon. Bob, LaFors, Dorotha; Unhart. V altor Lyllo, Anno; Larson, George; Lawronco, Harold; Langston, Doris.- Lacy. Virginia. McCain. Nancy. McFarland, Bornard; McLeod Marilyn; McIntyre, Forrest. McGerry. Nancy.- McNoel, Colleen; McBee, Frod; McBano. John, McGourtly. Don MacDonald, Mai colm, McLoughlin. Gerry; McPherson. Loon; Millor, Keh- Miller. Theola. Manoss, Phyllis; Modland, Donna. Mcok. Charles Maplothorpe, Dale; Miller, Gilbert. Mills, Dick, Muollor, Marlono. Manning. Roberta; Montroy, Pat; Morton, Bob, Menz, Mary. SOPHOMORES {Reading from left to right) Mima. Bill- Moore Orville: Misetich. Anthony; Moore. Bill, Maas. Gladys. Mainolla, Milo, Moyer, Betty. Miller, Gerald. Morrell, Imogone; Moron. Shirley. Middaugh, Bevorly; Nolson Arlene; Nelson. Eleanor. Nadaahimado. Betty: Nielsen. Donald; Nilsen. Virginia; Nordgren, Ardoan; Norton, Roy; Narnat. Patricia. Nicholas. John; Oseth. Richatd, Owre. Alico, Orr, Margaret; O'Brien, Jeannino; Ohlsen, Joyce. Olsen. Jim; Parrish. Ladono; Pnnzing, Ronald; Pooschko. Jack; Porter, Herbert; Peters, June, Pruett. Gordon; Phillips, Wiley; Parent, Marilyn; Peterson. Jack; Peterson. Margaret; Poterson, Marcia, Powell. Kenny; Publlcovor. Dorothy, Patterson. Albert; Powell Doran. Peterson, Don; Peterson. Mavis. Powell. Donna. Porter. Jim. Poll, Alan; Paronto. Chtford; Potor-son, Norman; Pfaender. Warner. Piersee, Chuck; Parsons. Albert, Quinn, Charlotte; Roberta. William; Redding. Gorald, Rodke, Merlin.- Roberts, lna; Reimer. Ruth. Reed. Patty; Rains. June. Richards Delores- Raynor. Fred. Richmond. Ardcan; Rocha, Stella; Rosini, Don; Robinson, James. Schulto. Dolores; Sells James. Sitzman. Gerald. Studoman Bonnie. Swart. Mary; Soorota. Jean. Scoggins. Joan; Shortndge. Margaret; Smith. Mary; Stoinmetz. Beverly; Sellock. Robert; Slang, Donna; Stuckert. Jackie; Swinford, Benny. Streeter, Bob. SOPHOMORES (Reading from left to right) Sterling. Martha; Schnoor. Phyllis, Shultz Betty; Smith. Phyllis. Smudle. Charlotte. Stauifer, Don; Sadanaga, Tommy; Scott, Bernice; Scott. Joan; Smith. Douglas. Smith. Ronald, Stenberg. Ins; Stockstill. Mary. Straosslo. Edna; Schwonaor, Peggy; Shackleton. June; Silen, Gormalynno Smith. Donna; Spencer, Don; Strausfcaugh, Shirley. Swenson. Earl. Sanders. Willard; Saniord. Carolyn Schiller. Marilyn; Smith. Come. Snyder. Harlan; Strickward. Nancy. Sackman, Jack; Severson. A is; Sheldon. Duane; Sloan. De lores; Schwab. Anita; Schwab. Patricia; Selland. Elgene. Slaastod. Jerry. Slaughter. Eugene; Tardy. Joan. Tesche. Charlotte; Ter hune. Charles. Thompson. Jeanne. Taylor. Billie; Tolman. Betty; Taylor, Jack. Thomas. Ray; Tackacs. Dorothea. Trober. Gerald Tirogalaa. Barbara; Tennyson. Eileen; Turner. Geraldine; Taylor. Don. Thompaon. Wayne. Troutman. Lloyd; Vasil, LaNell: Vaita Eugene. Vaughn. Betty Vaughn. Hazel; Vanderkin. Dick. Vetter. Julius. Wilson. Glenn; Williams. Marvin. Wieck. Roland. Wha ley. Marilyn. Wonker. Bill; Warren. Diane. Womack. Clcophus; Witters. Loren; Williams. June; Wallace. Don; Wetzstem. Joe Wakabayashi. Hiroshi; Westlund. Roger; Winters. James. Wold. Charles; Wyatt. Marguerite. Weld. Darlene; Weber. Marlene Waggoner. James. Wallace, Gloria. Warner. Jean; Westphal. Beatrice. SOPHOMORES (Reading (torn loll lo right) Whltohoad, Marjorie; Wilson. Gay; Wallingford. Allen, Watson, James: Wntalo, Melvin; Williams. Pat; Williamson, Marlono; Wool-hisor. Ronald; Young, Ann; Younce. Theo; Young, Ella; Yokel. Lois; Zeller. Norman. SOPHOMORES (No Pictures) Bardott, Harry: Bunaardy, Martina; Burgess. Virginia; Coolidge. Beverly Juno; Coopor. Glen. Cochran Bob; Day. Boverly; Eby, Molvin; Ellis, John; Evornart. Roberta, Enaleman, Adrienne, Hanks. Delores. Hordon. Elmer. Hartse. Dallas. Harms. Robert; Jacobson, LaVorne; Jordon. Tholma; Logue, Dallas; Majors Stanloy; McCarson. Butord; McGarry. Mary; Miller. Richard; Marok. Frances; Oddcn. Virginia; Ota. Buster; Peterson, Thomas; Rosling. Richard; Stephens. Thelma. Shoemate. Jimmie; Smythe, Sharon Thoonnes. Bud; Track. Pat; Williams. Nelda; Zaughltn, Daisy. i FRESHMEN (Roadlng from lelt lo right) Adam , Uoyd; Akre. JoAnn®. Allon. Nancy, Andorson, Anno, Andornon. Bob, Anderson, Carla Lee, Andorson, Sarah. Angus. John Arnason, Ronald; A kland, Arlono; Ayor, Edward; Bally, Marilyn; Ballatore. Sue. Bauer. Bob; Beach. Shirley; Beck. Jack. Becker. Gordon; Boll. Dennis; Boll. Duane; Bennett. Peggy; Bennett, Shirley. Beralor. Harold; Bernhardt. Jeanette. Bish Alice; Bladow, Emil; Blankenship. Mary; Blodgett, Leo; Bogus. Konnoth, Bottlor, Bill; Boyd, Nancy. Bracken, Le Roy; Brash. Elaino. Brewster. Nona; Brooke. Carl; Brown. Adoll; Brown. Betty; Brown. Lyle; Bryan. James; Buorkle, Eugene, Bump. Robert; Burns. Jeanetto; Caba, Jack. Calcagno, Ambroso. Calcagno. Auguetino; Camp. Betty; Carlson. Lila. Carroll. Denise; Carver. Harvey; Cason. Sonia; Chaney, Sabra; Christian. Tom; Clark, Shirley; Cochran, Pat. Conachan. Jack; Cooper, David; Cox, I onna; Cox. Joyce; Crane. Vonoita. Crawlord, Bill; Deiloy, Shirley, Daniels, Betty; Davis Gono; Davis. Pat; Deano, David; Denning. Alotha; Derhoimer. Louise. DeRieux, Donna. Diebor, Carolyn, Dillreo. Virginia; Dixon. Virginia, Doig, Helen; Dollarhide. loan; Donato. Pauline; Dyson. Shirley; Earp. Margaret; Easly. Ernest; Elliott. Lawrenco; Enright. Bob, Erchenbrack, Marian; Erhardt, Elbina; Ernst, Mary Ann. FRESHMEN (Reading (torn loll to right) Evans, Eilene, Everhart, Honnetta. Falknor, Bovorly, Fischer, Don; Fisher, Raymond. Fishman, Duke; Freeman, Roddy, Friotag, Honry; Frieze, Betty Jean; Galloway. Mary Lee. Galvin. Jo. Garcia. Joe; Garcia, Martha; Gsrlington, Jerry; Gaul. Betty. Gerdea. Betty; Gerhard. Jannice; Gibson, Bettadono, Gilbert, Marvin; Gilespie. Ray; Guimary, Don. Gtcavea. Lois; Goodwin. Nancy; Graham. Donnt Jean,- Griffith, Anita. Guthrie, Pat; Hadnot. Emma; Hahn. Zenath; Halishi. Bill. Hall. Darlene; Hall, Lawrence; Hall, Marilyn; Halverson. Fae; Hank . Ervin; Hansen, Kay; Hamilton. Don; Hamilton, Mary; Hammond. Richard; Harder. Jim. Harding. Cleo. Hatley, Lota Mae: Haven. Roger; Heavorlo. Larry; Hecker. Loo: Helbia, Dwano. Heilman. Ted; Hellyor, Calvin. Honderaon. [uanita: Hendrickson, Muriel; Hensley, Gono; High. Wanda. Hines, Winifred; Hoftman. Mary Jane. Holden. Suzan; Hollopeter, Jerry; Hook. Kenneth; Hosington. James. Hull, Jean; Huebner. Naomi; Howard, Francis; Howard. Pat. Howard. Richard; Howe, Robert: Irish. Pat; Johnson. Alton. Johnxon Audrey; Johnson. Norman; Jones. Betty; Jonoo. Marilyn: Journey. Royco: Kaer. Gilbert. Karanky, Donna; Kidd, Earl; Kistler. Joan; Kitchen. Lucretia; Kramer. Betty; Krumholz, Lois; Kuchl. Loots. Kuhn. Marvin. LaMar. Donna; Lammert, Ronald. FRESHMEN (Reading Irom lolt to right) Larsell, Douglas, La Valloy Bill; Lawrorico, Anita; Loo, Margaret; Leonard. Bonita; Levongood, Botty. Lewis, Julia, Lind, Burton; Lindstrom. Doan. Linhart. Pete, Lipanovic. Botty; Lilt, Shirloy; Lomax. Doo; Lord. Bonnie; Lowers. Natalio, Lowthor, Valorio, Lysoll, Lorrain. Magnoss. Joan. Marblo, Jim Marlowe Pat. Marshall, Preston; Martin. Bruco; Martin. Grant; Gartin, James: Martin, waiter. Mauratt. Richard. Mays. Dayton. Morrow, Mary; McBeo. Fred. McCaren. Dorothy. McCormick, Jack, McDonald. Keith; McFarland, Marjorie; McIntyre. Lillian; McKay, Anna. McKonzto. Jack; McPhorson, Alta, Mcars, Geraldine; Mehner, William; Merkllnger. Margie; Movers, Richard; Middaugh, Eugene. Miller, Joe; Mills, Marilyn, Mills, Mary Lou; Mitchell, Owen; Moore Bernice; Morrill. Joan, Morrison. Marvin; Mullen, Janis. Mundt, Maxine. Murphy, Wayne; Murray. Patsy; Nason, Yvonne; Nollen-dorl. Bob, Nelson. Jimmy; Nelson Mane. Nelson. Shirley. Newbill, Bob; Newharth. Delores; Norsteadt. Doreen. Obrechl Don. Olin, Bruce; Olson, Don; Olson, Gay; Olson. Jeanette; O'Malley Rita; Osborn. Rogors; Ottoboni. Donna. PahL Joyce; Panel!, Oscola; Patcher, Don; Paul, Richard; Poterson. Shirley; Phillips. Ronald; Piltz, Marlin; Poetsch, Paul; Porter. Carol; Pritchard. Zona; Quiott. Donald. Rabrick, Nancy. FRESHMEN (No pictures ) Barr. Carrie; Boyers. Cecil; Bochlc. Marilyn. Blodgett, Herbert ; Bowman. Wallace; Brash. Elaine; Brtghtonburg. Dolores; Clark. Bob. Clark. Ona; Connor. William; Crawford, Don; Deisz. Francl s; Galvin. Josephine; Hackonburg, Peggy; Hamilton. Mary; Harding. Cleo; Larson. Charlene. Lautenscnlager, Joyce. Maunu. De an. Moore, Kenneth. Moore. Violot; Nowharth. Delores; Nowton. Lester; Norwood, Zadio. Owens. Gloria; Parker. Dale; Peterson . John; Phillips. Vaughn Peter; Ritch. Ronald; Stallman. Don; Stuckoy. Wllla; Thompson. Edna; Timm. Allan. FRESHMEN (Reading lrom left to right) Ragsdale Sharon; Rake Norma, Rea. Ronald. Roisbeck, Carrol; Remmick. De Elda; Reschke. Roland; Rabbins, Barbara; Roberts. Jim; Robertson, Eiloen; Robin. Robert. Rogers. Flora Rogers. Willys; Rohllfs. Dwane; Rohllis. Marilyn; Rclfsness. Gerald; Rou- oau. Donalla. Sanders. Betty; Sands. Wayne, Sc'namor. Jayne; Schelly. Joan; Schloining. Marjorlo, Schmavor. Don; Schoenbeck. Sharon; Saxon, Jim, Setser. Barbara; Shackloton. Beverly. Shandies. Pat; Sherrill, Frances; Simila. Kenneth; Smelhurst, Delores; Simpson. Joanno, Smith. Bob, Snodgrass, Jerry. Spencer Eugene; Spicer, Bill; StamphlU, Don; Stanloy. Corrine; Stanton, Jrvan; Sto er. Bonnie; Stretcher, Jerry; Summers. Earl; lardy Dona; Tardy. Thelma; Taylor. Claret; Taylor. Dean; Teod. Darlone. Toss-man. Waltor; Thoennes. Connie; Tipton. Beverly; Van Cleeve, Clyde; Vaudreuil. Carol; Vaughn. Phillips; Verbeck, Roid; Vincent, Pat: Vmevich, Elliott; Vukovic, Janine; Watt, Diane, Wegnor. Kenny; Westman. Shirley; Whaley Ennis; Wheatly, Evelyn; Whiley. Don; Willis, Nancy; Wilson Marilyn, Wilson, Ted; Winchester, Maxine, Winter; Ella Mae; Wold. Dwaine. Wellington. Jerry; Wood, Earlene. Woods, Jim; Worthington, Robort; Wright. Doan; York. Cliff; Younce, Bovorly. RANGER ANNUAL STAFF FOR 1947 Editor .................................. ... Dixie Kellogg Assistant Editor ................. .. ..........Ramon Guimary Activity Editor....................... .............Fern Bays Business Manager............................... Helen Schmidt Sports Department .............. Melvin Brown. Parm Peterson Publicity Department..............Frances Eland, Cheryl Brown Photography Department .. . Ruth Parsons, Jack Wilhelm Art Department .......Gerald Tilkens, Dale Klauman, Wilma Hoy Typing Editor.................................. Helen Thomas Virginia Lettered. Jerry Hoopor, Dorothy Jackson, Pat Blackwell, Mary Roach, Beverly Forres. Advertising Stall—Bill O'Dell, Jim Tomlin, Jim Allen. Marian Forman, Helen Schmidt, Rozelle Ackerman, Dorothy Aldorson. Gloria Oeschager. Distribution Department ... Marge Marlett, Elwin Wagnor Faculty Advisor........................... Miss Rose Coffman Faculty Advertising Advisor ______ Miss Margarot Henderson ANNUAL STAFF First row—Barbara Shatto. Fem Bays. Helen Thomas. Dixio Kellogg. Jerry Hooper, Pat Blackwell. Virginia Latterell. Second row—Mary Lou Ambro, Miss Rose Collman. Wilma Hoy. Frances Eland, Cheryl Brown. Helen Schmidt. Dorothy Jackson. Beverly Ferres, Margie Marlett. Third row—Mary Roach, Bill O'Dell. Jerry Tilkens, Gloria Oeschager. Dale Klauman. Shirley Fretonburg, Rozelle Ackerman. Marion Forman. Elwin Wegner, Mol Brown. Jim Allen. Jim Tomlin. Jack Wilhelm, Ray Guimary, Dorothy Alderson. JOURNALISM STAFF—FALL AND SPRING Loft to right, bottom row—Fern Bays (Fall Editor); Jack Harrington, AI Lindstrom, Jorry Tilkens, Bob Kennedy, Carol Stophonson (Spring Editor). Second row—Phylli3 Scott, Dixie Kellogg. Ruby Dubois, Donna Hartse. Becky Boockle. Norman Johnson, Miss Leo Montgomery (Advisor). Third row—Mary Roach, Helen Schmidt, Shirley Fretenburg, Shirloy Thompson, Bovorly Ferri3. Donna Hell-man. Virginia Ramsthell, Elizabeth Lindamood. Fourth row—Warren Knispel, Veleva Beatty, Margio Marlett, Lucille Nolan, Dorothy Alderson. Orlo Wipf. Bob Hill. Fifth row—Spencer Gray, Keith Chatterton. Tom Rion. Jack Wilhelm, Dick Robertson. Dave Centers, Gloria Oeschger. STUDENT COUNCIL Donna Caba (Commissioner of Girls' Activities); Richard Gridley (Commissioner of Boys’ Activities); Donna Hartse (Commissioner of Rocords); Owen Shackleton. Student Body President); Jim Tomlin (Commissioner of Public Welfare); Leono Grotjohn (Assistant Commissioner of Finance); Don Carlson (Commissioner of Finance); Margie Marlett (Business Manager). SPRING PEP CLUB Left to right, first row—Bill Finke, John Poll, Jack Harrington. Second row—Mary Lou Ambro, Donna Caba, Ramona Boeckel, Margunte Chilton, Mary Anderson. Barbara Shatto. FALL PEP CLUB Left to right—Donna Caba, Lola Arnbom, Margie Chilton, Elda Fallon, Shirley Nixon, Becky Beckol. Jack Harrington John Poll c ilUSiC BAND Majorettes—Donna Hartse, Janet Peterson, Clarice Waltman. Left to right, first row—Doraleno Hughes, Yvonne Zollor, Gerald Dickson, Nettie Bcrglund, Darlene Tweed, Beatrice Westphal. Betty Meyers, Elaine Ronshaugen, Maxine Hill. Second row—Ruth Parsons, Edwin Hill. Wiley Phillips. Arlys Ronshaugen, Barbara Kennedy, Larry Barbour, Dale Shadrick, Marvin Morrison. Julia Lewis. Jackie Stuckert, Ted Grotjohn, Virginia Argin, Jim Tomlin. Third row—Doris Midkiff, Barbara Frutag, Bob Enright. Eldon Gibb3, Ronald Phillips, Henry Frutag, Owen Mitchell, Richard Huake. Charles Piercy, Charles Nold, Charles Cuthing. Lorna Larson, Tom Rions, Ray De Fir, Harold Sparks. Le Roy Blomberg. Marion Rapacz, Jack Sackman. Lawrence Hall, Darlene Curfman, Pat Eyor, David Essborg, Leo Worden, Bob Moore. Spencer Gray. Bob Johnson. Bill Wenker. George Sheldon, Bob Hamblin. Barbara Blair. Milo Manillo, Lawrence Elliott, Eugene Hansen, Ernest Basabi, Dorl Harmon, Donna Rungan, Dick Lennon, Richard Francis. CHOIR First row, left to right—Mary Jane Berglund. Janet Peterson (Secretary); Winona High, Dixie Kellogg (Vice-President); Betty Vaughn, Loath Springer, Pat Landsbey, Betty Taylor, Dorothy Bachelor, Phyllis Scott. Shirley Fretenberg, Virginia Hildebrand, Ruth Foster, Doris Midkiff, Lucile Nolan, Barbara Meyer, Donna Gatton. Second row—Shirley McGowan. Colice Kelly, Betty Walton. Virginia Labey, Betty Terhune, Eloise Burko. Dolores Snider. Lois King, Beverly Sample, Gretchen Skalbeck, Marian Weber. Donna McLoughlin. Lois Landis. Jane Austin. Shirley Randal, Vada Callison. Margie Chilton. Patti Burke. Third row—Virginia Peabody, Helen Thorsness, Barbara Wait, Leland Fletcher, Jim Crowley, John Poff, Bill O'Dell. Dale Klauman, Victor Griffith, Jim Ray. Dave Brooks (President); Bob Walker, Vornalio Schroder. Joan Standeford, Leona Buerkle. Mildred Becker. Fourth row—Jenny Scott, Jim Knoles, Roe Walton, Dick La Valley. Stan Stanton. Vernon Holden, Earl Bishop, Dalo Huffacker, Jim Havelhurst, Joe Pashak, Verl Webb, Lyle Rose, Bill Wonkor, Mr Fo3tor. BOYS' QUARTET Left to right—Ree Walton. Dick LaValley, Victor Griffith (Pianist); Bill O'Dell, Dave Brooks. VOCAL ENSEMBLE First row. left to right—Betty Vaughn, Mary Jane Berglund. Carol Risbeck. Donna Gatton, Leath Springer. Socond row—Grotchen Skalbeck, Helen Thorsnoss, Doloros Snyder, Margurite Chilton, Eloiso Burke. Third row—ferry Scott. Dale Huffaker, Mr. Jesse Foster (Advisor); Vernon Golden. Paul Helgerson. ORCHESTRA Le t to right, first row—Gerald Dickson. Bill Wenkor. Barbara Case. Naomi Huebner. Ruth Shackleton. Marion Rapacz. Jack Sackman. Second row—Joan Morrill. Carletta Easly. Doreno Koehn. Virginia Dilree. Elvene Cox. Beverly Bickel. Normalee Wilson Third row—Darlene Teed, Ruth Parsons, Maxine Hill. Dale Shadrick. Helen Wright, Richard Francis, Mary Blankenship Fourth row—Mr. Verne Proston, Diroctor; Jeannette Bernhardt. Joannette Olson. Yvonne Zoller. Beatrice West-phal. Bill Camp. w PEP BAND Loll to right, first row—Dale Shadrick. Dorline Hughes. Lawrence Hall, Edgar Enright. Junior Phillips. Cerald Dickson, Jacqueline Stuckert. Second row—Ray De Fir. Lorna Larsen. Jim Tomlin. Charles Cutting. Harold Sparks, Jack Sackman Third row—Owen Mitchell, Richard Frances. Dick Lannen. Maxine Hill. Loroy Blomberg. Bill Wenker. Fourth row—Leo Worden, Bob Moor. George Sheldon, Bob Hamblin, Barbara Blair. Clubs and c Activities ACTIVITY OFFICE Left to right, first row—Ennis Whaley, Marjorie Whitehead, Joyce Ackley, Thoola Miller, Helen Beson, Marilyn Schiller. Jeanio Sarrolla. Second row—Marjorie Marlett, Audrey Publicover. June Wil-liam, Marlene Muller, Marlene Willinson, Patty Burke, Anita Swab. Third row—Frank Kolupka. Dorothy Anderson, Ann Stockstill. Jim Deardorf, Charlotte Alsop, Carl Landstrom, Mr. Ted Phal (Advisor). AJENDA Left to right, first row—Leona Vinevich. Jean Sarrella. Second row—Maxine Bennett. Jane Austin (Secretary); Anita Kennedy, Marion Weber (President); Dorothia Tackas (Treasurer). Third row—Joan Bently, Inez Houston. Fourth row—Hazel Miller. Dorolone Hughes. Marlene Weber. ANSATA Left to right, first row—Jean Vaudrouil (Secretary); Barbara Kennedy (Vice-President); Leone Grotjohn (President); Betty Coe Rilea (Treasurer). Second row—Marilyn Thompson, Joanne Scoggins, Joanne Skelton, Anno Baldwin, Clarice Caba, Carol Kuporsmith, Jean Dezello, Miss Shea (Advisor); Beverly Klum. Third row—Betty Blicken, Beverly Sample. Donna Runyan. Mary Munda, Ruby Wilson, Dorene Long, Lois Landis. Carol Andorson, Doris Hutchinson. ART ADVERTISING Left to right, first row—Wilma Hoy, Shirley Cardwell, Beverly Tankyn, Mrs. Jackola, Laura Burgholzor, Lorraine Charbon-eau. Second row—Marian Neilson, Marian Murry. Valleil Helmick. Ella May Ellsworth, Marian Shultz, Jackie Hally, Merle Pereall. Third row—Duane Zaleuduck, Jack Harrington, Owen Shack-leton, Don Walton, Norman Anderson. Russell Kolemaine, Frank Kolupka Fourth row—Jerry Hauer. Jim Trask, Dick Vanderkin, Tom Westgard, Bob Marlow. Dick Hurt, Leonard Gerret. AVA Left to right, first row—Jamas Ashe, Earnest Easley. Martin Gilbert. Hiro Walcabayashi, Mrs. Boyington (Advisor). Second row—Lawrence Elliot, Phillip Stellens. Arnold Anderson, James Crolley. Chuck Piersee. Third row—Tom Christian, Leo Worden, Duane Seigrist, Ted Grotjohn (General Manager); Buzz Lunday. CAFE CREW Loft to right, first row—Eugene Boyles. Rozelle Ackerman, Janice Dwork, Carletta Easley, Zelma Hilburn. Second row—Roger Wall, Bob Philpatt, James Watason, Robert Casson. Nina Roder. Third row—Ann Midkilf, Edna Robison, Inez Blodgett. Mamie Koenecke, DANCE COMMITTEE Left to right, first row—Doris Longston, Theola Miller, Virginia Angin, Jim Tomlin. Genivino Gregg, Barbara Kennedy, Vada Callison. Second row—Darlene Hall, Ted Grotjohn, Jack Harrington, Gerald Tilkons, Jim Soxon. Bill Wanker, Shirley Daley. FIRE SQUAD Left to right, first row—Don Walton. Don Stringer, Gail Weld. Richard Gridley, Elwin Wegner (Chief). Second row—Bill Neal, Dale Klaumann, Teddy Grotjohn, A1 Lindstrom, Owen Shackle-ton, Dick Robertson, Norman Harms. Jim Clark, Martin Lien, Stan Stanton, Don Peterson. John Chaney. Third row—John DeMamby, Jim Knoles. Roe Walton. Jim Tomlin, Ray Guimary, John Hunt, Wes Swinford, Sig Hanson. Allen Bolon. Dick Blanchard. Herb Roeser, Dick LaValley, Bob Schulte, Phil Carter, Mel Brown. Jerry Lundgren, Jim Trask. G.A.A. First row, loft to right—Shirley Morin, Millie Becker (President); Janet Peterson (Sec Trees.); Leone Buerke (Vice-President). Second row—Shirley Jones, Lorraine Charboneau, Marilyn Parent, Pat Narnr.t, Bessie Walker. Joan Scott, Marge Whitehead, Marian Davies, Shirley Gibbons. Third row—Dorothy Nelson, Betty Shultz, Shirley Cardwell, Grace Little, Donna Powell, Iris Steenburg. DeElda Rcmick Fourth row—Lorraine Jewell, Astrid Friburg, Betty Weise, Vivian Moore, Virginia Smith, Shirley Dixon. Marlene Hanson. Filth row—Peggy Orr, Helen Blevins, Laura Bergoholzer. Julia Tateshia, Betty Pomcry. Sally Jo Glenn. Sixth row—Jean Owens. Gay Wilson, Carrol Cheever. Shirley Dyson, Jeanne Morin, Betty Strong. Sue Meyers. SENIOR HI-Y Left to right, first row (Table)— Dick Robertson, Jim Trask (Treasurer); John Chaney (President); Don Walton (Secretary); Don Peterson (Vice-President); Elwin Wegner. Second row—Jay Wallain, Norm Harms, John DeMamby. Jim Clark. A1 Bolen, Martin Lien, A1 Lindstrom. Dick Blanchard. Gale Weld. Marion Rapacz, Don Stringer, Sig Hanson. Dick Daugherty, Owen Shackloton, Bill Powell. JUNIOR HI-Y First row. loft to right—Sunny Caven (Treasurer); Wes Swin-ford (President). Second row—John Poff (Secretary); Harold Sparks. Third row—Larry Barbour, Ronald Woods, Russell Holopeter, Larry Duncan. Fourth row—LeRoy Blomborg, Jerry Scott (Vice-President); Bob Walker, Dick Gridley Fifth row—Vaughn Dughman, Jim Deardorff, Jim Barrett, Lloyd Barbour (Advisor). HONOR SOCIETY First row, left to right—Sotsu Tsuboi. Pat Narnst, Anita McKenzie, Donna Ackley. Lynn Glassberg, Barbara Blair. Wilma Lang. Laura Burgholzor, Marilyn Thompson. Margorie Whitehead, Marilyn Jowor, Zelma Hillman. Second row—Ann Huisman. Dixie Kellogg. Charlotte Smudla, Donna Clifton. Gloria Clearwater. Mary Stephens, Helen Jones, Marlene Mueller, Marlene Williamson. Betty Coe Riiea, Donna Runyan, Edna Hodkinson. Third row—Vada Callison, Dolores Larson, Lucile Nolan, Margio Marlett, Virginia Ramsthel. Carol Stephenson. Ramona Lorthus, Shirley Randal, Dale Klaumann, Carol Anderson, Myrnie Forman, Doreno Long. Donna Hartso, Becky Boeckel, Betty Taylor, Joyce Poet. Julia Tatoishi. Mildred Becker. Valeva Beatty. Owen Shackloton. Lorna Larson, Garx Thurlow. INTER DE RAZA First row, leit to right—Julia Tateishi (Secretary); Jim Tomlin (Vice-President); Setsu Tsuboi (President); Mrs. Robinson (Advisor). Second row—Mo! Brown. Alice Marie Ernest, Lynn Glassberg. Anita McKonzio, Betty Radar, Shirley Marin, Joan McLaughlin. Third row—Betty Harris, Joan Bentioy. Barbara Putnam. Leona Buerkle. Bessie Walker. Dolores Larson, Joanine Marin. Fourth row—Hazel Miller. Marilyn Whaley, Jack Winters, Mary Stevens, Vernalie Schoeder. IOTA PHI Left to right, first row—Janice Cohen (Historian); Jean Austin (Secretary); Barbara Blair (President); Nancy Lane (Treasurer); Pat Burke (Vice-President); Helen Wright, Shirley Cardwell. Second row—Mrs. Lucas (Advisor); Jackie Haley, Betty Rilea, Pat Dawes, Ann Lytle, Dolores Lees, Barbara Harrington. Third row—JoAnn Jennings, Doris Longston, Jean Thompson, Jopco Ohlson, Charlotte Quinn, Helen Blevins. JAREN Left to right, first row—Doloros Roberts (Secretary); Pat Newkirk (Vice-President); Corenc Henry (President); Lily Garoff (Treasurer). Second row—Bonnie Hughes, Marilyn Biddle, Jackie Ferrell, Barbara Heliski. Erma Hoffart. Third row—Doris Brown, Dolores Richards, Phyllis Bishop, Jamola Richards. Fourth Row—Phyllis Wiese, Elinor Nelson, Charlotte Smith. LETTERMAN S CLUB Left to right, first row—Jay Wallain (Secretary); John Chaney (President); Don Stringer (Treasurer). Second row—Sonny Cavin. Dick Mills, Larry Duncan, Bob Hamblin. Bill O'Dell. Bill Pendleton, Stan Stanton, Loon Sime, Belvin Brown. Third row—Tom Davis, Bob Lopley, Don Peterson. Norm Harms, Allan Bolen, Dick Blanchard, Dale Klaumann, Owen Shackleton. Marion Rapacz, Jim Marrett, Bill Imel. Fourth row—Bob Bellamy, Bill Neal, Dick Grubb, Martin Lion. Sig Hanson. Larry Barbour, Dick La Valley. Elwin Wegner Jim Kno’es. Fifth row—Don Buss, Ray Guimary, Earl Bishop. Eugene Noffcndorf, Allan Lindstrorn, Jim Trask. John Davenport. Sixth row—Rex Powell, Dick Robertson, Bill Powell, Gail Weld, Dick Gridley, John DoMamby, Jackson Winters. LIBRARY STAFF Left to right, third row—Fred McCabe. Jack Paterson. Will Cox. Second row—Norma Rake, Ester Kroeger, Dorothy Publicover, Helon Marie Millor, Miss Camblin (Advisor). First row—Eugeno Boyles, Audrey Barnhardt. Anita McKenzie. Joan Kistler, Betty Harris. MYGREDAEL Left to right, first row—Mary Swart (Viec-President); Millie Becker (Secrotary); Janet Peterson (President); Julia Tateishi, Betty Buzelle (Treasurer); Marilyn Whaley. Second row—Laura Burgholzer, Shirley Cardwell. Grace Little. Leona Buerklo, Iris Stenburg, Bessio Walker. Third row—Lorraine Jewell. Peggy Orr. Betty Weise. Vivian Moore, Marian Davis, Betty Pomeroy. Fourth row—Miss Tiffany (Advisor); Carol Cheever. Marlene Muellor. Jeanino Morin. Sue Myers. Betty Strong. OFFICE STAFF Left to right, first row—Dorothy Broyles, Pat Roed. Geraldine Mears, Mary Lou Ambro. Fern Bays, JoAnn Jennings, Janice Cohen. Darlene Weld, Colette McGarry. Second row—Carolyn Simpson. Jean Saarala. Helen Schmidt, Delores Wilson, Barbara Fuge, Marian Forman, Julia Tateishi. Marilyn lower, Donna Ackley. Third row—Martha Joan Sterling. Donna Ball, Marlene Weber, Vivian Moore, Nancy Lane. Donna Clifton. Betty Wiese, Shirley Fretenberg. Barbara Putnam. Fourth row—Setsuko Tsuboi. Virginia Ramsthel. Marilyn Whaley. Danno Hart. Jackie Degn, Mary Swart, Dorene Long. Donna McLaughlin. Fifth row—Inez Houston. Joyce Ohlsen, Yvonne Nason, Pat Trask, Margaret Peterson, Nancy Willis, Laura Burgholzer. Betty Meyer. Marie Nelson. Darlene Curfman, Shirley West man. Sixth row—Arlene Sovertson, Colleen McNoel, Frances Eland, Joanine Morin. Beverly Sample, JoAnn Skolton, Marion Weber. Ruby Gross. ROOSEVELT OPTIMIST Left to right, first row—Jay Wal-lain (Vice-President); Dick Rob-erston (Secretary); Owen Shackleton (President); John Chaney (Treasurer); Victor Griffoth. Second row—Larry Duncan, John Poif, Don Walton, Jim Clark. Dick Mills, Tom Chaney Third row—Bill Neal. Dick La Valley, John Hunt. Martin Lien, George Larson. Bob Harms. Fourth row—Sig Hanson. Wes Swinford. Ron Woods, Don Stringer, John DeMamby, Jim Knoles. Fifth row—Dick Gridley. LeRoy Blomberg, Harold Sparks, A1 Lindstrom. Jack Taylor. Jim Barrett. PLACUS Loft to right, first row—Barbara Fugo (Secretary); Marline Williamson (Treasurer); Donna Heilman (President); Vada Callison (Vico-President). Second row—Dolores Wilson, Myrnie Forman. Shirley Dixson. Shirley Fretenburq, Donna Clifton. Third row—Helen Schmidt. Vivian Moore. Tony Jasperson. Nancy Lane. Betty Woiso. Marlene Mueller PRESS CLUB Left to right, first row—Donna Runyan, Lome Larson (Vice-Prosident); Jack Wilhelm (President); Carol Anderson (Secretary); Anita McKenzie (Treasurer). Second row—Leath Springer, Joanne Bently, Lynn Glassborg, Betty Coo Rilea, Miss Montgomery (Advisor). Third row—Hazel Miller, Don Buss, Mary Steffons, Bernie McNelly. Fourth row—Don Lunday, Philly Stevons. PROM COMMITTEE Left to right, bottom row—Stan Stanton. Cecil Hawley. Wayno Kappler. First row—Beverly Sample. Marian Weber. Lorna Larson. Marian Noilsen, Laura Burg-holz. Last row—Miss Shea. Harold Sparks. Don Buss, Mrs Boalch. SCIRE Left to right, first row—Char-lotto Smudla, Anita McKenzie (Treasurer); Lynn Glassborg, Carol Stephenson. Second row—Spencer Gray, Leona Vinevich, Mary Steffons. Third row—Carl Landstrom, Lorna Larson, Keith Chattcrton. Fourth row—Don Buss, Phillip Stevens, Juia Tateishi, Jim Tomlin. Fifth row—Bob Schiffbauor (President); John Harris (Vice-President); John Hunt (Secretary), Mr. Hoffman (Advisor). TEDDYETTES Loll to right, first row—Barbara Shatto. Dons Midkiff, Marilyn Thompson, Shirloy Randall, Marlon Forman (President); Lorna Larson, Pat Lansbarry. Betty Taylor (Socro-tary); Mary Anderson. Margaret Beaudoin. Second row—Mary Stevens. Mary Lou Ambro, Barbara Kennedy. Anita McKenzie. Dixie Kellogg, Dolores Wilson, Doloros Larson, joe Bently, Donna Heilman Third row—Helen Thortness Carol Andorson, Virginia Ramsthei (Vice-President); Grotchon Skalbeck, Carol Stephenson. Marion Weber, Ramona Lofthus, Beverly Sample, Dorothea Takas Fourth row—Marale Marlett, Joanne Skelton, Donna Ackley. Dorene Long. Toni Jasperson. Lucilo Nolan Genevtove Gregg. Ramona Boeckle. Ruby DuBois. Fern Bays. Filth row—Donna Hartso, Miss Worden (Advisor); Peggy Camp, Ioanna Vaudreil. Virginia Hildebrand. Dar-leno Hughes, Donna Runyan. Betty Coe flilea, Shirley Fretonburg. Sixth row—Barbara Fuge (Treasurer). Inoz Huston. Frances Eland. Barbara Walt, Veleva Beatty. Holen Schmidt. Barbara Myer. TLEVESOOR Left to right, front row—Frances Eland. Forn Bays, Mariotta Chessmore (Vice-President); Inez Houston (President); Donna Hartse (Secretary); Janet Peterson (Treasurer). Second row—Dorene Long. Dixie Kellogg, Margie Marlett, Lucile N'olan, Ramona Boeckle. Barbara Fuge. Beverly Sorenson. Marjorie Chilton, Mary Roach, Beverly Klum. Barbara Moyer, Clarice Caba, Donna Caba. Ruby DuBois, Mrs K F Kellogg (Advisor). TOPPER COMMITTEE First row. left to right—Jean Vaudrcvil, Jo Anno Skolton, Becky Boeckel, Marian Kennedy. Mrs Lawthor (Advisor); Jackie Degn. Barbara Konnody. Carol Kupersmith. Betty Blikken. Second row—Margie Marlett (Secretary). Larry Barbour, Leroy Blomberg, Fritz Rayner, John Poff (Treasurer); Darryl Everett. Benny Swinford. Mary Monda (Vice-President). Third row—Richard Gridley. Bob Walker, Elwin Wegner. Sig Hanson. Bob Morton, Harold Sparks. Larry Duncan. Fourth row—Gail Weld. Eugene Neffendorf. SENIOR TORCH-Y Left to right, first row—A1 Lind-strom (Secretary); Martin Lien (Vice-President); Elwin Wegner (President); Jay Wallain (Chaplain). Second row—Norman Harms, Don Walton. Third row—Dick Blanchard, Don Stringer Fourth row—Jim Clark. Dick LaValley. Don Peterson, Owen Shackloton, Marion Rapac2, Allen Bolen. Fifth row—Don Younce, Ree Walton. Gail Weld. Dick Rob-erston. John DoMamby, Jim Knolos. Sixth row—Stan Stanton, Eugene Neffendorf. Jim Trask, John Chaney, Sio Hanson. Dale Klaumann. JUNIOR TORCH-Y Left to right—David Essberg, Larry Duncan (Vice-Presidont); Marvin Sharpe (President); Garry Thurlow (Secretary); Wayno Kaplor (Treasurer). First row—Ronald Woods. Wes Swinford, Bob Hamblin. Duane Nelson. Jim Barrett, Bill Imel. Second row—Harold Spark , Russ Hollopetor. Keith 1 Jills, Ed Lundt, Bob Moo.c. Bob Walker. Third row—Don Buss, Dale Shadvick, Larry Barbour. Jerry Scott. Don Goer'.z, LeRoy Blomberg Fourth row—Dick Gridley, Vaughn Dughman, Frank Creasy. Art Peterson. Filth row—George Markoif, Jim Doardorlf, Bob Johnson. TRI-Y Lott to right, lirnt row—Julio Tatoiahi (Treasurer), Shirloy Froten-burg (President); Helen Schmidt (Secretary); Vada Calhxon Second row—Barbara Shatto. Lorna taiNon, Dorothy Nolson. Rrmona Lofthus. Mary Anderson no Charbonoau, Marie Parcell, Margarot Beaudoin, Botty Mooro. land Potoraon. Third row—Mary Lou Ambro. Vir- Smia Ramslhol. Loreno Fiahor. Dar- no Opporman, Genevieve Gregg, Pat Boaudoin. Joan DoZo'l. Eula Clar Olmatead. Phyllis Woise Fourth row—Hazel Miller Virginia Argin. Elaine Ronahaugon. Ruby Bay , Joan McLaughlin. Adrian Froeschke, Beverly Foma, Botty Rador, Botty Karris Fifth row—Holon Wright, Holon Thorsnoss. Betty Buzzollo, Margto Marlott, Lucilo Nolan, Estor Kruc-gor Virginia Hildebrand, Barbara Kennedy, Myrnte Forman. Sixth row—Fiona Cloa'wator, Doris Hutchinson, Lovanno Tilkons, Ruby Gross. Dorothy Bergman, Peggy Burqulat. Pat Colo. Norman Lee WiUon UGENIES Loft to right, first row—Dona Clifton (President); Joan Scott. Joanne Saarela. Marilyn Jower (Chaplain); Miss Tripp (Advisor); Pat Burk© (Vice-President). Second row—Iris Sfonburg, Virginia Lattorell. Marjorie Whitohead, De Elda Remmick. Third row—Peggy Orr. Hazel Hill. Shir’ey Dixon (Treasurer); Marlene Mueller (Secretary). Fourth row—Mary Swart, Carol Cheever, Betty Wiese. Holcn Jones. Ftflh row—Ann Stockstill. Marlene Williamson. Vivian Moore. Alice Owrc XI-PHIAS Left to right, first row—Pat Smith. Donna Harts©, Adeline Marino (Vice-President); Lois Conachan (President); Becky Boeckle (Secretary); Francos Eland (Treasurer); Marilyn Parks. Second row—Helen Thorsness, Irene Landstrom, Darlono Weld, Janet Peterson, Barbara Meyer. Pat Blackwell, Nancy McGarry. Third row—Lorna Larson. Lavonne Tilkens, Lois King, Edna Napoleon. Colette McGarry, Bonnie Dotson, Barbara Wait, Gloria Oeschger. Fourth row-Donna Smith, Betty Vaughn, Jackie Degn, Helen Grotjohn, Mavis Peterson. Thoo Younce, Dolores Keliher. Margie Olioette (Advisor). ZIOS First row, left to right—Jean Mank (Secretary); Dolores Richards (Vice-President); Edna Napoleon (Presidont); Jackie Farrell (Teasurer); Marilyn Biddle. Second row—Charlotte Smith, Phyllis Bishop, Bonnie Hughes. Lillie Garalf Third row—Jamala Richards. Jeanne Culligan, Lois Cona-chan, Elinor Nelson. Roberta Manning. Pat Newkirk. Helon Mitchell. Sharon Smythe. BEST FOOT FORWARD SPORTS REVIEW Sports at Roosevelt during 1946-1947 enjoyed a very successful season. Several sports made their initial appearance at school this year and a greater degree of interest was shown this year than in the last few years. We hope this will continue. FOOTBALL With only six returning lettermen and only four regulars from last year’s squad Coach Mason McCoy had virtually a green squad from which to build an organized football machine. After several weeks of intensive pre-season practice we had our first game with The Dalles which we lost by a heartbreaking 14-13 score. From then on and during the regular season the squad was plagued with injuries and consequently, defeats. Our first v in during the regu lar interscholastic season came against Benson, which saw a fired Roosevelt eleven hand the Techmen their first setback of the season by a 14-6 tabulation. We then proceeded to whip Lin coin and wind up in 7th place in the league. Lack of space prevents us from mentioning all of the better players but several were particularly outstanding and deserve special merit. Don Sandvig, the Roosevelt Terror’', captained and was the spark-plug of our team. Because of his towering strength in the center of our line, he was chosen All-City center. Don is a Senior. Bob Hamblin, Sophomore, was the fiery left half. Weighing only 155 lbs., his pistonlike legs drove him right through enemy would-be-tacklers to score. Bob’s savagery on the field put him on the Alf-City second team. With two more season of eligibility he should become a truly great player. Parm Peterson was the tackle. Out of play during most of the season due to an injury suf fered in The Dalles game Parm saw enough action in the last two games to earn him honorable mention in the All-City selection. Although a Senior he has one more season of eligibility. With 14 Seniors graduating, the prospects for next year's team look dark, but are brightened considerably by the return of 9 lettermen and a host of promising Juniors. Mason McCoy • Rollie Rourke VARSITY SQUAD Left to right, fifth row—L. Duncan. J. Schuckman. L Blomberg, D. Essberg, B. Hooker. B. Bellamy Fourth row—D. Wold. W Swinlord, H. Rassi, D Tolman, D LaValley. E Wegner. D Gridley. M. Lien. L. Simm. S. Rayner. B. Patt, V. Dughman, D. Younce. E. Neffendorl. B Leploy. Third row—M. Carr, W Carr, D. Evans. K Cloves, B Garcia. A. Parsons. B Shults. N. Johnson, D. Buss. G. Reeves, G. Thurlow, B. Tiemans. B. Harms. H. Sparks, O. Shackleton. Second row—J. DeMamby. D. Klaumann, B Hamblin, E. Bishop, D. Chaney, D. Grubb, T Davis. C. Davis, B. Grubb. D. Woodmore, J. Harrington, D. Troutman. D. Mills, A Lindstrom. D. Everett First row—Coach Mason McCoy. R Hollopotor. M. Brown. B. Imol, B Powell. D. Robretson, D. Sandvig, P Peterson, S. Stanton. B Moore. R Powell, B Walker, L. Barbour, D. Mill. Coach Rollio Rourke JUNIOR SQUAD Lelt to right, liith row—Johnson, Harms. Smith. Nollondorf, Robertson, Fitz Fourth row—Cummings. Olsen, Rayner, Phillips. Wold. Curry, Poll, Hackenberg. Third row—Prinzing. Sadanaga, Swinford, Parsons, Carr, Larson. Gabrielson, Edwards. Second row—Coach Rourke. Garcia, Glascow. McGourty, Hooker, Johnson, Christensen. Mays. Jollie. First row—Manager Enger, Cole, Francis, Heitkamp. Harman. Havelhurst, Miller, Kluser, Hall. Manager Olson BASKETBALL Returning from the service, Coach Rollie Rourke. who guided the Rough Riders to their first basketball championship in 1942, was greeted by a power laden bucketball squad. Back again were three regulars from last season's 2nd place five, including all-city Jackson Winters and Don (Pete) Peterson, along with lettermen: Dick Robertson, John Chaney, Malcolm Bolen, and Don Sandvig. A1 Lindstrom was unable to play this year due to a leg injury suffered in the football campaign, in addition to the aforementioned were veterans Sig Hansen. Bill Patt, and some deadeye Juniors up from last year. Pre-season write-ups gave Roosevelt terrific buildups and although slow in getting started during the regular season, the Teds thoroughly justified these predictions. Winding up the regular season with 12 wins against 4 losses and a neat. 667%, their record was marred only by the fact that we were tied with Jefferson for second place, necessitating a playoff game. Beaten twice during the regular season by Jeff in close games, the Teds really showed what clutch players they were by trouncing the Demos by a convincing 37-27 score. The outcome was never in doubt. Accompanying Washington to the state playoffs the Rough Riders dropped the first game to the Salem Vikings 63-35, but roared back to spank Hillsboro 73-28 with a capacity crowd watching. The next team that fell like a tree in the wake of a hacking Roosevelt team, was La Grande’s Tigers, to a 57-53 score. Finding themselves in theConsel-finals with Rainier, the Teds immediately set out to offset the Columbians. Paced by John Chaney, who got 19 counters. the Teddies whipped Rainier 47-33, thus winning for the school the Consolation Trophy. In dropping only the first game and winning the next three the Rourkemen placed above the highly-touted Colonials who couldn't find the hoop, getting only two out of four. An interesting highlight during this season's play was the fact that twice the Teds went above the 70 mark during scoring sprees and also hit high in the 50's and 60's during the season. As a team we averaged close to 50 points a game, being the most potent pointmakers in the league. Exceptional players were: Don Peterson. Second team All-State guard, voted unanimously to all-city guard position in the Portland Interscholastic league. His cool playing, deadly two-hand set shots from center, and sweeping lay-ins helped him to make the teams. He totaled 217 points for the regular season. totaling 79 down at the state playoffs, and set a new individual scoring record of 37 points in the state finals. He is Roosevelt's first All-State selection. Among other things he was captain of the team. Jackson Winters, All-City center in 1946, he slipped down to the 3rd team this year although many thought he should have placed higher in the selection. These two and John Chaney. Dick Robertson, Malcolm Bolen, and James Winters made up our winning first string quintet. Ross Alan Chaney Bolen Blanchard Harms STATE PLAYOFFS Roosevelt. . . 35 Salem . .. 63 Roosevelt .. 73 Hillsboro . 28 Roosevelt .. 57 La Grande 53 Roosevelt .. 47 Rainier .. 33 TOTALS Total won 15; Total lost 5; Perct. .667% Total points for...957 Total points against 791 Robertson Hanson Brown Davenport fames Winters Barbour BASKETBALL SCORES FIRST HALF Roosevelt 44 Lincoln . 31 Roosevelt 42 Grant . 27 Roosevelt 40 Franklin . 36 Roosevelt 35 Washington ..46 Roosevelt. .... 32 Jefferson . 40 Roosevelt. .... 41 Sabin .. 30 Roosevelt .... 42 Commerce 28 Roosevelt 43 Benson .. .. .. 34 SECOND HALF Roosevelt. ... 57 Lincoln . . . . . 43 Roosevelt 48 Grant .. 46 Roosevelt .... 45 Franklin . . . . .. 35 Roosevelt. 38 Washington .. 61 Roosevelt .... 52 Jefferson .. 55 Roosevelt 61 Sabin 36 Roosevelt . .. 51 Commerce 38 Roosevelt. . 74 Benson . . .. 28 Wegner Poterson Neffendorf Grubb Winters • B BASKETBALL SQUAD Left to right! lirst row—Bon Johnson. Bob Lopley, Dick Mills. Bobby Gorman, Alan Poll. Bob Morton. Second row—Eugene Clements. Manager; Bob Harms, George Larson. Mason McCoy. Coach; Jerry Garret. Paul Poetsch, Lon Imel, Manager. C BASKETBALL SQUAD Lelt to right, lirst row—Lloyd Adams. Dennis Bell, Norman Johnson, Ron Phillips, Kenny Hook. Bill Bottler. Ted Heilman. Second row—Elliot Vinovich. Vic Phillips. Jack Caba. Bruce Martin, Clarence Taylor. Walter Te� 3man. Roland Reschke. Third row—Buddy Bladow, Neal Keith. Jim Hogsington, Jim Roberts, Kenny Wegner, Earl Younce, Coach BASEBALL VARSITY BASEBALL Fir.it row. left to right—Allen Bolen. Don Peterson. Dick Robertson. Norman Harms. Nels Weberg Second row—Jim Cole. Bob Astin, Dale Klaumann. Jim Barrett. Don Phillips. Dick Mills. Third row—Jim Olsen (Manager); Tom Chaney. Bill Bottler, Ben Johnson. Donald T Peterson. Bill Jollie. Dwane Holbig. Bob Walker (Manager). Fourth row—Rollio Rourke (Coach); Eugene Clement (Manager); A1 Lindstrom, Bill Mims. Jack Taylor. Joe Kovach, Gilbort Jennings, LeRoy Bracken (Manager). B BASEBALL Left to right, first row—Dennis Bell. Bob Harmon, Walter Tessman. Don Taylor. Stan Harmon, Glen Brown. Jack Heitkamp. Stan Fleischman. Roddy Freeman. Second row—Earl Younco (Coach); Clifton York. Paul Poetsch, Ira Brown, Bruce Olin, Cyril Green, Claret Tay lor. Ronald Ritch. Lee Kelley. Third row—Elliott Vinevich, Allred Johnson, Reid Verbeck (Manager); Teddy Wilson. TRACK Ten returning lettermen gave Coach McCoy a nucleus from which to shape a track team. Juniors up from last year and some hitherto unknown track discoveries have aided our thin-clads to annex victories this year. Winning several meets bv unusually one-sided scores and being narrowly edged out in others, our team has displayed varying strength. Tying for 4th place in the city relay meet, e are hoping to send several runners to the state emet by way of the coming state preliminaries. Our Corvallis hopes are on: Jay Wallain in the hurdles. Bill Pendleton in the mile, Ray Guimary and Mel Wirth in the broadjump. Earl Bishop in the highjump and the 880 relay team. A TRACK Lott to right, first row—Jim Porter (Manager), Allan Pott, Jim Knoles. Ronald Woods. Melvin Brown. Bernie McNolly, Bill O'Dell, Bob Bowen. Cleveland Williams. Bill Pendleton, Roosevelt Grael, Ray Guimary. Second row—Lon Imel (Manager); Dick Gridley, Jerry Treber. Bill Patt. Jay Wallain, Earl Bishop, Jim Deardorlf. Rex Powell, Tom Davis. Melvin Worth. LeRoy Blumberg. Henry Rassi. Third row—Ron Philpott. Stan Stanton. Don Walton. Owen Shackleton. John Harris, Bob Imel. Harold Sparks, Larry Barbour, Jack Harrington, Wayno Kapplor, George Mitcholf. Coach Mason McCoy. B TRACK Left to right, first row—Dave Enger, Jim Robinson. Fritz Raynor. Allan Wallingford. Don Christenson. John Albright. Jim Winters, Richard Francis, Arlen Gallaher. Jack Sackman. Second row—Ron Smith. Jim Edwards, A1 Parsons. Dale Hall, Jim Havelhurst. Jeremiah Garrett, Bob Harms, Lloyd Bergman. Mason McCoy (Coach). C TRACK Left to right, front row—Bob Enright. Lawrence Elliott, Jim Martin. Ernest Easy, Kenneth Wegner, Jim Harder Second row--Bill Spicer. Don Ouielt. Kenneth Hook. Don Olsen. Don Guimary, Carl Brooks, Jerry Woolinqton (Manager) MINOR SPORTS ICE HOCKEY and BOWLING were both introduced to Roosevelt for the first time but they were not new in the interscholastic league. Although not placing high in the final standings, this may be attributed to inexperience and lack of proper facilities for practicing. Next year with most of the players returning for more action we hope to lead the leagues. Due to a large turnout, our TENNIS team has proven to be a surprise, considering the return of only one letterman, Carl Landstrom. With Dale Day undefeated thus far and the girls' team showing steady improvement with each match, our racket wielders hope to place in the city competition. CROSS COUNTRY this year was brought forth from the ranks and more interest was shown than has been in the previous seasons. With the help of Mr. Younce, steady training, and a lot of spirit, the cross country team was able to capture 4th place in the city and 5th place in the state. JUNIORS Enough cannot be said about our up and coming Juniors and C teams These are the boys who will compose our Varsity teams of the next few years which, in our estimation, will be battling for championships. Our Junior football team swept through all opponents to bring Roosevelt its first junior championship in the history of the school in an exceptional undefeated, untied, unscored-upon season. It is said opponents never got closer than our twenty five-yard line before being pound ed back by our Baby Bears . Some of these Surprising Sophomores exhibiting all-around athlete agility are: George Larsen, lack Taylor, Jim Winters, Jack Heitkamp, Jeremiah Garett, Allan Poff, Bob Harms, and Dick Mills. In basketball our boys” winding up tied for first place with Jefferson, each with 12 wins and 4 losses demonstrated all-around ability. BOWLING TEAM Left to right, first row—John Hunt. Keith Chatterton (Captain); Bill Wonker. Second row—Dick Lennen, Verne Peirson. Third row—Glen Reed, Mr. Hoffman (Coach). ICE HOCKEY TEAM First row—Bob Bowin. Ton Stuart (Captain); John Harris, Don Fischer Second row—Paul Potwin, Jack Harrington. Bob Schulte, Bill Roberts, Mr. Oberson (Advisor). SWIMMING TEAM Left to right, first row—Gay Wilson. Eloise Burke. Second row—Mrs. Lucas, Martha Sterling, Thoola Miller. Delores Horn, Ramona Harper (Manager). Third row—Jim Tomlin. Bernie McNolly, Ken Powell, Charles Cutting. TENNIS TEAM Loft to right, first row—Charlotte Quinn, Janice Cohen, Joyce Ohlsen, Lorraine Charboneay, Astrico Friberg. Marilyn Parant. Second row—Helen Blevens, Joan Austin, Jo Anne Jennings, Dolores Lees, Pat Howard. Third row—Dale Day, A1 Rolinson, Hans Junker, Paul Delgerson (Manager). Fourth row—Mr. Hoffman. Sig Hansen. Ray Bennett. Carl Landstrom. Loft to right, first row— Toddy Wonders —Millie Bocfcer, Nancy fvie (Captain); Leona Buekkle. Bessie Wolker. Second row—Marge Whitehead, Grace Little, Betty Weise, DoElda Romick. Shirley Morin Third row— Little Bears —Betty Mullian. Virginia Nelson. Janie Mullian, Marian Davison Fourth row—Shirloy Cardwell (Captain); Shirley Dyson. Betty Pamroy, Janet Peterson. VOLLEYBALL Left to right, first row—Mrs Lucas. Bessie Walker, Millie Becker (Captain); Leona Buerklo Second row—Shirley Cardwell, Grace Little. Sue Myers, Shirley Morin. DeElda Remick. Third row—Peggy Orr. Betty Strong. Jeannie Morin, Iris Steonburg. 1. Steadies. 2. The final exit. 3 Man or dog? 4. Careful don't fall through 11 5. Bathing beauties 6 Pump a little harder!! 7 Hero como Santa. 8. Class of Jan. '47. 9 Personality. 10. Man about town. 11. Freshie King and Queen, Jan '47. 12. Co-eds. 13. What a messll 14. Wouldn't I like to be therell 15 Studying hard? 16. Ackley sisters. 1. Night owls. 2. Nice treesll 3. Watch that stuff, Buzzlll 4. See who's boldest. 5. Grandpa and pals. 6 Aren't you a little big? 7. Shaclcletons—16 years ago. 8. Come, come. BettyH 9. Senior Freshie Tea. 10. It wasn't that big 11 11. Five drops of eight o'clock sunshine. 12. What muscles fI 13. Tell us the joke. 14. Let us not be funnyll 15. Three Musketeers 16. Tired? 1. Snoopy and Boss. 2. See the dog? 3. Whoa—Dobbin!! 4. Strong man. 5. Oh, lor the life ol a vagabond!! 6. Returning Irom Salem. 7. Our own Prexy. 8. Freshie King and Queen, Sep. '47. 9. How did I get hero? 10. Legs and such 11 Totem pole. 12. Every student's Inend 11 13. I'm lorover blowing bubbles. 14. Think you will make it. Phil? 15. Lilo of Riley. 16. Nylons? 1. More steadier. 2. Is the banana good? 3. Senior gals. 4. George's Janice 5. New dance steps? 6 Rags Day. 13. Tought fight, but I wonll 7. Whatsa matter. Bill? 14. That glamour galll 8. Evie. IS. Seaside boys. 9. Imitations I! 16. Bubbles . 10. Those Shackletons do get aroundi 17. Oh, what a chairll 11. Just a couple ol bums!! 12. Oh, that California trip!I 1. Did someone hit you? 2. Brooklyn buddios. 3. Strong wind? 4. Sophomore boys. 5. Ye Ole Alma Mater. 6. Know anyono? 7. Ipana smiles. 8. To Each His Own. 9. Is it that good? 10. Oh, stop it. Barbara II 11. New stylo hat. 12. Remember Rags Day? 13. Who's holding who? 14 Young scientists. 15. Part ol the Pep Club. 16 Bill and Friends. I Where's your shoes? 2. Oh. that striped tee shirt!! 3. Romembor, lorry?? 4. Nice scenery. 5. Aren't we cute? 6 The bell rang!! 7. New shoes. 8 Freshies. 9. Roosevelt's corner 10. Bashful? 11 Recognize any graduating seniors? 12. Spending leisure time. 13. Good scooter. 14. Lover boy. 15. Lover boy. 16 3 o'clock rush 17 Farmer’s daughters. 1. Don't push. 2. Good boys. 3 What’s this? 4. What's on the lea ? 5. Arms and such. 6 lust Pat. 7. Nice ride. 8. Is there a doctor in the house? 9. Smile prettyll 10. Another happy miss. 11. Nice corsage 12 Are wo posing? 13 George and friend. 14. Know them? 15 Calling someone? 16. Elaine and Bud 17. Feet 11 18. Cute and Coy. 19 Love that gall! !. Beauty and the beast. 2. You namo itll 3. I don't always look like this! I 4. Take it like a manll 5. You're in the army now 6. And all the cats join in! I 7. Patience, girls, patiencell 8. Sailing, sailing. 9. Thanks lor the momoryll 10. Spring fovor 11. Two heads are better than onell 12. What's so funny? 13. Charm and Poisoll 14 Eating, always eating 11 15. I got my manll 16. I cover the waterfront I! 17 Walltlowers. 1. A toast. 2. Get a tan? 3. He went that-a-wayl! 4. Puck punksli 5. Well, Clem and Daisy Mae!I 6. Ho-Monlll 7. Oh, not not you two again!! 8 Are you a good climber? 9. Strong, isn't she? 10. Want a bite? 11. God's gift to women. 12. She's engaged!! 13. Campus cut-ups!I 14. Grade school punks 15. Honor students 16. Junior royalty. 17. Oh, you kid 11 I lonoring Imogene Cahoes SUPERIOR FOOD STORE R. E. Martinson Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Bakery Goods UN 0259 — 7610 N. Jersey St. WOOL O’ THE WEST Virgin Wool Blankets and Fabrics TEDDY R. GROCERY Comer of LOMBARD IDA Compliments Try Our Fountain Lunches of Service A Specialty WOODMAN'S VARIETY Compliments of Compliments of Weise's Remedie and Fountain LOOMIS GROCERY Lesson in Economy: Only the wealthy can afford cheap merchandise. They can afford to replace it True Economy is always buying the best for longer service and continued satisfaction. Shop First At WILLIS HARDWARE AND FURNITURE CO. The Best of Everything G.E. Appliances — Crosley Shelvador Tappanglass Rangos — Smithway Gas Wator Hoatcrs — Johnson Outboard Motors Shakespearo Fish Tacklo — Colman Gas Equipment — Pfluegor Reels EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME Fresh Frosted Fruits, Vegetables and Poultry “A Better Buy — Birds-Eye” Distributed by RAVEN CREAMERY 3303 N.E. Union WE 3249 Welding Keys Made to Order G. M. WEIR Bicycles and Electrical Appliances Ropairod Machine Lawn Mower Sharpening Best Wishes to the Graduates January 1947 — June 1947 MR. AND MRS. DOD BERG St. Johns Funeral Home UNIVERSITY MARKET CHOICE MEATS — FREE DELIVERY RALPH FENTON UN 1922 Compliments of JERSEY MARKET 8630 N. Jersey St. WE APPRECIATE YOUR ROY E. STEPHENS TRADE We Telegraph Flowors COMPLETE FLORAL SERVICE ST. JOHNS CLEANERS DYERS 4607 No. Lombard St. — Phone UNnvirsity 0510 Compliments PARK BUILDERS SUPPLY of GENERAL PAINTS GALLOWAY ELECTRIC CO. 4524 N. Lombard — UN 4289 8506 N. Jersey St. — UN 0386 WALT'S SIGNAL SERVICE Congratulations From Tiros — Batteries — Lubrication MAY WAY 8302 N Jersey St. — UN 9090 MEN'S FURNISHINGS and SHOES 8517 N Jorsoy — N. Sherman You Are Always Welcome at PEOPLES SHOE SHOP GILL'S RECORD SHOP third Moor SATISFACTION GUARANTEED THE J. K. GILL CO. 8616 N Jersey St, — St Johns. Oregon G. Tsorellas J. Alortac S.W. Fifth at Stark — ATwater 8691 STARR BICYCLES SALES and REPAIR DIAMONDS — JEWELRY WATCHES Watch Repairing WORLD BICYCLES — EASY TERMS LYLE F. SEELY 7538 N. Lombard - UN 5060 9017 N. Jersey Street Between New York and St. Louis Compliments THE BIG PLATE ol FINE FOODS BALES CASH FOOD MARKETS 8402 N. Jersey — 4130 N E Fremont 7232 N Burlington St. — UN 9926 Chas. L. Henderson. Owner HUGHES SUPERCREAM ICE CREAM STORE 7310 N. Philadelphia TOP NOTCH FOOD CENTER There's No Better Placo” Homo of Ih© Famous ST. JOHNS SUPERCREAM ICE CREAM Big Thick Milk Shakes Luscious Sundaes GROCERIES — VEGETABLES — MEATS 8728 N. Jersey — St. Johns. Oregon COMMUNITY DAIRY Compliments of Our Roloronco City Board ol Hoallh GILHAM'S GROCERY and MEATS 8959 N. Jersey — Phono UN 2991 5900 N Lombard — UNiversity 1488 VICKREY'S BAKERY PORTSMOUTH MOTORS DAVE WHITE MRS. VICKREY'S CAKES ARE BETTER Sholl Lubrication 8322 N Jorsey — UN 9942 Lombard at Portsmouth — UN 1487 Wo Pick-up and Deliver UNIVERSITY DRUG STORE WHEN DEAN CLEANED . . . IT'S CLEAN Come in and seo our new cosmotic and phonograph record departments DEAN'S CLEANERS 4808 N. Lombard St. — UN 4362 4800 N. Lombard - UN 0476 HIGGENS RADIOS and TELEVISION lACK'S BARBER SHOP Wishes the best of luck to all A WESTINGHOUSE SERVICE CENTER Roosevelt Students graduating in the 1947 clas3 7301 N. Lombard St. — UN 0217 Located in Portsmouth noxt to Crest Theater Look (or the Television Sign'' lOHNNY'S AUTO SERVICE To buy or sell your home, see General Automotive Repairs W. F. SAXON Real Estate — Insurance Chevron Gasolino 2901 N. Lombard near Greeley 4702 N. Lombard — UNivorsity 4533 UNiversity 1162 Congratulations Class of '47 The GWEN ELLEN BEAUTY SHOP CREST CLEANERS 32 N. Lombard — Phono UN 1904 3228 N. Lombard — Phone MUrdock 9081 D. W. Fouch, Manager Congratulations to Graduating Class JUDY ARLAN'S COFFEE SHOP COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE KENTON HARDWARE BroakiaBt — Lunch — Dinner Established 1910 OPEN 24 HOURS 8134 N. Denvor - GA 7887 3246 N. Lombard — Phone MU 9420 Home ol General Electric Appliances COMPLIMENTS KAIEL SONS MARKET OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES MONA'S PORTRAITS CHOICE MEATS Wc Make Photos for Any Occasion 3715 N. Lombard — UN 9066 9008 N. Jersey — UN. 3985 BETTY'S BAKE SHOP FINE BAKERY GOODS AND CAKES For All Occasions Everything For The Office 3255 N. Lombard — UNivorsity 4822 238 S. W. FIFTH AVENUE Phone ATwater 8433 KAREN'S BEAUTY SALON PERMANENT-WAVING A SPECIALTY Compliments Ellen Gafchart. Manager of 5223 N. Lombard — Phone UN 9880 PIGGLY WIGGLY CO. Compliments AJAX ELECTRIC COMPANY BALES CASH FOOD MARKETS 8402 N. Jersey — 4130 N.E Fremont Electric Wiring Ranges — Water Heaters 2747 N. Lombard — UN 4534 TEENY'S DEPARTMENT STORES FRED SHAW'S MARKET RED GOOSE SHOES — ADAM HATS QUALITY MEATS — FISH — POULTRY Portsmouth Lombard — Portland, Oregon 313 N. Lombard — UNiveraity 1909 PORTSMOUTH VARIETY POTTER'S JEWELRY STORE 3101 N. Lombard St. — Portland 3, Oregon 5258 N Lombard St UNion 4663 Union Pacific Watch Inspector Watch Repairing “When Looking for tho BEST in Fountain or Sandwiches try tho Compliments HOW — DEE of 3107 N. Lombard MARVIN'S SUNNY JIM GRANT BROS. FURNITURE CO. Compliments COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS of Also COMPLETE RECORD DEPT. with RCA Victor. Columbia. Docca, PORTSMOUTH BARBER SHOP Capitol Recordings 8307 N Donvor Ave. — TRinity 5385 5252 N. Lombard HOME SERVICE MARKET QUALITY FRESH and CURED MEATS WALT and PHIL Compliments of the Choir CARTER 4784 N Lombard — UNivcrsity 9070 HAYWARD'S HOBBY HOUSE Compliments of ALBRIGHT SIGNS Residence Phone MUrdock 8528 Open trom 3:30 to 5:30—7:00 to 9:00 Closed Fridays If we don't have it, we'll get it Gas and Rubber Model Accessories Scale and Power Boats — Rubber Kits — Gas Kits Motors — Parts — Railroad Kits 7208 N Burlington Ave. — Portland 3, Oregon Across from Fire Station Compliments of DR. R. J. DAVIS DENTISTRY H. F. CLARK THE FURNITURE MAN 8535 N Jersey Street — Portland. Oregon CARL'S BARBER SHOP JACK SPRATT MEATS 7517 N. Lombard 8402 North Jersey Street BEST OF SERVICE — UNION SHOP UNiveratty 9061 W. JOWER SHOES — HOSIERY 8801 N. Jersey — UNivorsity 1818 PENINSULA MORTGAGE COMPANY EVERYTHING IN INSURANCE REAL ESTATE — SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES 8527 N. Jersey St. — UN 3609 SHELBY BICYCLES and ACCESSORIES Seat Covers — Baby Scats Burd Piston Rings Roalcoat Enamel — Batteries Chromo Socket Sots Motorola Car and House Radios CURRIN'S FOR DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS — TOILETRIES SHANNON AUTO SUPPLY CO. 7316 N. Philadelphia Ave. — Portland. Ore. Phone UN 3831 8438 N Jersey - UN 0207 DAVIS GROCERY MARKET 7539 N. St Louis Ave FREE DELIVERY — UN 0882 GROCERIES and MEAT FRESH VEGETABLES MISS AMERICA SHOP SPORTSWEAR FOR THE MODERN MISS Sweaters — Blouses — Skirts — Slacks 8432 N. Jersey ST. JOHNS REVIEW ST. JOHNS HARDWARE OLDEST COMMUNITY PAPER Chas. S. McGill — Donald S. McGill IN PORTLAND RELIABLE HARDWARE Phone UN 0321 — 8915 N. Jersey St 39 Years of Service Portland 3. Oregon UNiversity 0035 — 8621 N Jersey St ST. JOHNS FLOWER SHOP Office—UN 0097 Hours—9:30 to 12; Residence—MU 7198 1:30 to 5:00 DR. CARLTON E. MAST Jersey at Mohawk — UN 3095 CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN CORSAGES A SPECIALTY Located in St Johns for 23 Years Portland. Oregon 7434 N. Charleston St. St. Johns B C DEPARTMENT STORE EVERHART DRUG CO. 8422-8426 N. Jersey St. YOUR PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Phone UN 1354 — St. Johns Portland 3. Oregon 8622 N Jersey St — Portland. Orogon Qlady5 Qilbext Portland's Leading High School Photographer Our success in business through the years has been due to our many satisfied customer.'' We look forward to your continued patronage. GLADYS GILBERT 708 Morrison BE 0129 GENE GILBERT 515 Swetland Bldg. AT 5965 I Kill MITT'S Shoe Repairing 3226 N. Lombard — MU 2860 To Graduating Class 1947 Congratulations In Your New Road ol Lile. Remember—good feet are essential to good health. Stetson Hats Hickok Belts — Suspenders — Jewelry Columbia Knit Sweaters Roberts. Johnson Rand Shoes COMPLIMENTS of BONHAM £ CURRIER 8533-39 N. Jersey St. — UN 0031 For Good Food At It's Best Go To BERG'S CORONA CAFE On Philadelphia—South of Bank in St. Johns — Lunch—Dinners—Late Snacks Sandwiches — Chili — French Fries — Moderate Prices — Courteous Service One of Portland's Finer Restaurants. Myrna Henry Berg. Owners cn£e 425-°M tLi 7Jetue£ BULOVA PRICE INCLUDES FEDERAL TAX Wear the Bulova Franklin . You’ll like its smart, masculine lines — its thorough dependability. A watch you'll wear with pride — always. Only $42.50 including federal tax. Peninsula DIAMOND SHOP 8416 N. JERSEY This publication is not responsible for missing names, pictures or typographical errors.