Salem High School - Clarion Annual Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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Dedication To Bill, who typiiies every student, alumnus, and faculty member who has left school or occupation to aid in the war effort, either on the home front or on one of our ncxtion's scal- tered battle lines, we dedicate this 1944 Clarion. Memoriam A CHAPTER IS CLOSED In recording the death'Ef-ISI-if C. Nelson, Principal Emeritus and Regis- trar of Salem High School, the l944 Clarion Annual pays tribute to the memory of a true scholar, a great teacher, and a loyal friend. His career from l9l4 to 1944, spanned by World War I and World War ll, made his work as an educator a singularly democratic service to Education, the Defense of the State. -5-. H7- 7i 3 -8- . , - , J , , .Q I, 0 F.. ' .,5,,u-.. . -4.1 . , , ' ' Y. K. .- .511 II? Tiff! I -,P 1.1 5-1 A . Qi. '-ffifli' ii' .A f .SEL-.ligzrl fps ,.f.,1-Jguf? V -N 1 5 Mbfgf-' My fy , ,, 4 Wg?fAffMMjW M w f7,W WW! JM!!! 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M 121- 'f -iigkfflii Qin ' 136' -Lflf f 1 Y' , ' '51 l HU I 1 3 4 ' ' 'K 'Qm1,.,miva.iiS3nh V 4 w u ' ADMI ISTRA TION As Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Frank Bennett has established an enviable record, nr' only as a school administrator but as a civic leader. l-le is now serving his fifth year in this capacity. Like other executives, he has had to cope with many difficult problems in the school year of l943-44, not the least of these being to find replacements for teachers and to obtain equipment for the maintenance of the Salem Public Schools. Mr. Frank B. Bennett Q3 an School Board The Salem School Board, ever awake to our changing needs, is this year giving serioug- consideration to a postewar improvement program. This new responsibility, in addition to the task of maintaining our schools in these difficult times, has made the year a busy ong for the Board. Elected by the voters of the Salem school district to serve on the school board are M' Donald Young, chairman, lvlr. Connell Ward, clerk-business manager, Mrs David Wrialitg Dr. Leon Barrick, Mr. Roy Harland: and Mr. Ralph Campbell, 11 e- For fifteen years Principal Fred D. Wolf conducted the administrative duties of Salem High School lt was necessary for him to carry an even heavier load this year because no assist- ant principal was selected to replace Mr. Edmund Carlton who entered the Navy a year ago. Also, he was Without the services of Mr. larnes C. Nelson during the second semester. Through his efforts the scope of the curriculum and extra-curricular activities was broadened to meet the exacting demands of the War. Principal Wolf submitted his resignation to the School Board in February, and Mr. Walter Snyder, director of curriculum in Salem, took over the duties of principal for the remainder of the year. War conditions and extended activities have combined to increase the Work of the office staff. During the year they have been on the job from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. six days a week. ln addition to the usual clerical Work, which includes many tasks besides the arranging of schedules, checking attendance and tardiness, they have had to prepare records for former Salem High students entering the armed forces. Mr. Iames Nelson, Registrar and Principal Emeritus, was a member of the efficient office staff until his death in Ianuary, l944. Other members are Mrs. Bertha Finch and Miss Ramona Lenaburg. -12- i Mr. FredD Wolf Office Staff' Shown here behind her desk in her private office is Miss Mabel P, Robertson, dean of girls It is here that she carries on her many duties which include solving girls' problems, arrang- ing the school's social calendar, and fitting the girls into the war effort. She also teaches three periods of American problems and acts os adviser for Girls' League. During the past year Miss Robertson also found time to work with Salem patriotic organizations and to read many books. Miss Mabel P. Robertson f i E2 it Mr. Frank E. Neer In Mr. Frank E. Neer Salem High School has a dean of boys whose interests are varied. During the morning hours he may be found in room 109 teaching American history. In the afternoon he is either in his private office or the main office performing some of his many tasks. One of Mr. Neer's special hobbies is that of helping students obtain scholarships. This he has enjoyed for about three years, and at present a number of former Salem High students are attending various colleges on scholarships obtained under his guidance. The dean is also an enthusiastic gardener and devotes much of this leisure time to the cultivation of his gardens on North Church street. -13.- Facult . . . m W WE 4 Buck Row: Miss Vivian Chandler, Mr. Tom Drynan, Miss Ann Boentje, Mr. Gurnee Flesher, Miss Margaret Burroughs, Mrs. Agnes Derry, Mr. George Birrell. Middle Row: Mrs. Eula Creech, Mrs. Mabel Cooley, Mr. Harry Broadbent, Miss Mary Eyre, Miss Lillian Davis, Mrs. Pauline Cohen, Mrs. Claudine Elbert, Mr. Frank Beer. Front Row: Miss Carmelita Barquist, Mr. Fred Bradshaw, Mr. George Brant, Mrs. Ellen Fisher, Miss Frances Fellows, Miss Naida Carroll, Mrs. Icrnet Frees, Mr, Preston Doughton. .44 , A Q.-:-, ' g,WW,m ,.r..,,,.s ,,., Xx.,xQ W,WM..r,, , -. h .,,....,.,. ., A,., . .,., , W. ' w W 1 Back How: Mr. Glade Follis, Mr. Herman Schwartzkopl, Mrs. Edith Serrell, Miss Elizabeth Hogg, Mrs. Ruth Sitlinger, Miss Mary B. Sayles, Mr. W. T. Porter, Mrs Gerture Shisler, Miss Lena Belle Tartar, Middle Row: Miss Ienette Roberts, Mrs. Leah Hogue, Mr. Vernon Wiscarson, Mrs. Grace Hockett, Miss Isabel Goodenough, Miss lune Philpott, Miss Lelia Iohnson, Miss Mabel Robertson, Mrs. Mary B. Smith, Miss Irene Hollenbeck. Front Row: Miss Ada Ross, Mrs. Gertrude Smith, Mr. I. F. Swigart, Mr. Frank Neer Miss Margaret Shipler, Mrs. Grace Wolgainott, Miss Carolyn Wilson, Miss Muriel Wilson, Miss Beryl Holt. CGA nation's very existence depends on the loyalty of its teachers and soldiers. B15- 99 Hn:-mn? Tliornma Moron onrl Eoordrnon Sliininfg rowliere but in the clark Long Beoncli is now the cidclress l'All or nothing ol fill Presidents Presenting Pol Zeller Honor Society poses, Pensive Page 'lMelisc1ncle Sundet Em Hold it lunior Belles Two Hs Quit making faces, Don lungle Proclice Mr. and Mrs? Former and Formeretle Iillerbuqs A S B Ojicers . . A S B Council The ASB officers of l943-44 did much to stimulate the students' interest in the War effort. With this thought uppermost in their minds they pledged Sl5,UUO to buy a trainer plane President Travis Cross and his fellow officers deserve a considerable amount of the credit that Salem high received for oversubscribing their quota. Although the war effort was the chief interest, under the leadership of Nancy Montgomery the students of Salem high had a full social calendar and succeeded in making the year a memorable one for the boys who t were joining our armed forces. Martha Weller successfully filled the position of secretary and Forensic Manager Bob Zeller did an excellent job of handling the ticket sales during the year. Dave Getzendaner, our sergeant at arms kept order in assemblies and during the council meetings. Members of the ASB council were as follows: Duke Mankertz, Wilford Beard and Richard Page representing the senior classy Carolyn Carson, Ruby Burnham, and Bob Robins giving their views for the junior classg and Allan Bellinger and William Wilson for the sophomores. .,17.. Under the leadership ot President Don Burlingharn, a newcomer from Columbia Prep, the class of '44 brought their high school career to a close. Mary Bollinger, vice president, planned many activities to make the year an outstanding one. Marilyn Hjort, secretary, kept a complete and accurate account ot the minutes and Mary Parker very capably filled the office ot treasurer. l-loward Elwood kept peace and order during council meetings. Representatives to the ASB council were Duke Mankertz, Wilford Beard and Richard Page, Following the example set by the preceding year, the senior class decided to wear caps and gowns as a wartime economy measure. With the enlistment of Mrs. Slyvia E. Kraps, senior class adviser, in the WAC, the senior class presented her with a gilt. Wintertime was the theme ol the semi-formal held during the Christmas season. Early in the second semester they sponsored the movie Wake Island. The senior class banquet in May con- cluded a well rounded social program. Class council members were Evelyn I-liltiker, lean Smith, Bea Smith, Dave Scott, Bettijane McDonald, Dorothy Boucher, Corrine Wade, lames Crone, Eddie lackman, Rosabelle Boss, Frank Blank, Kay Huntington, Willis Bach, and Leroy Blake. Advisers were Miss Carmelita Barquist and Mr. George Birrell. -18... Senior Class 0 cers I .Ui Senior Class Counul The class of '45 began a :successful year with the presentation of the lunior Class Vaude' ville in November. They :sponsored a dance early in fhe spring and brought the year to a close with the annual lunior-Senior Prom which was held lune 2. Officers for the junior class were lack Slater, president, Addyse Lane, vice president, lean Ficller, secretary, Bev- erly Wadsworth, treasurer, lames Gwaltney, sergeant at arms, Bob Strebig, forensic man- ager, Iune Young, song leader, and Newell Williams, yell leader. Ruby Burnham, Carolyn ,lun ior Class Ujicers Junior Class Council Carson, and Robert Robins were chosen as: representative to the ASB council. Serving on the council were Douglas Berwick, Nelda Carter, Connie Cocking, Carroll Crawford, Shirley Dagenharclt, Donald Eastridqe, Beverly Epley, Bernard Hansen, Lillian Hoffman, Edna ludd, Betty Kayser, Fred Lea, Edward McCall, Lee Nash, Marie Phillips, larnes Shawver, and Patricia Wolcott. .,,1Q,. Outstanding among the sophomores is President Pete Hoar, who led the class through a successful year. Cther capable officers were Vice President Harriet Huston, Who planned a well rounded social calendar, Secretary loan Lochead, who kept an accurate account of minutes, and Treasurer Beverly Kenny, lim Loder filled the office oi forensic manager. Song leaders were Barbara and Gloria McClintock and yell leader was Donald Lucas, William Wilson and Allan Bellinger represented the class in the ASB Council. so 5 D The class of '46 began an active year with a sophomore class dinner, February ll. They sponsored a noon dance, a movie on April 27 and an ASB dance on May 5. Council mem- bers are as follows: Dorothy Bergsvik, Charles Uppegraff, Charlotte Williams, lim Loder, Peggy Fargher, Dudley Bullock, Betty Albers, Goldie Hagel, Bob Deacon, Miriam Shellen- berger, Ioan Randall, Carolyn Davis, Tom Faught, Dick Close, Harvey Loveall, lack Fitz- maurice, Virgie Cook, Ian Trarson, Allan Mellinger and Buster Wilson. -20... Sophomore Class 0 cers ,Ui Sophomore Class Councll Girls League Ojicers Girls League Council The Girls' League, an organization made up of all the girls in Salem High School does much to foster a friendlier relationship among the girls. Officers for l943-44 were Evangeline Mc Kinlay, president, Roberta Rogers, vice president, loan Remington, secretary, Betty Staab, treasurer, Trudie Meier, song leader, Evelyn Meyer, sergeant at arms. Miss Mabel Roberts son, dean of girls, is the adviser. Every year each incoming sophomore is assigned a big sister Who helps her get acquainted with Salem High. Events of the year included the traditional print Week in the spring, and the interclass rivalry programs. The seniors Won with their presentation of Stage Door Canteen. Sophomores were second with The Doll Shop and juniors third with Hillbilly Hill. l R - ' 45, 1 , , The representatives of the Girls' League council made up of girls from each home room are as follows: Dolores Converse, Gayle Crozier, Lorna Arnold, Charlotte Mathis, Lavelle Cross, Marilyn Clare, lane Carson, Goldie Hagel, Betty Twedt, Esther Lenaburg, Patsy O'Connor, Bernice Isharn, luanita Culbertson, Shirley Lukins, leanne Demytt, Ioyce Anderegg, Ramona Evans, Maysel Weinberg, Rosalie Wacken, Betty Lou Vasby, Patsy Nickens, Mary Elizabeth Reinhart, Barbara Upjohn, Ruth Conrad, Phyllis Plant, Pat Berryhill, Dorothy Bergsvik, Aileen Hanner, Carolyn Carson, Stella Teeson, Betty Boone, Maxine Simon, Lucille Hottert, Opal Howland, Shirley Dagenhardt, Wilma Noyes, lulia lenson, Mary Hughes, Wanda Steinbruck, Barbara Botts, Charlotte Williaiiis, and Sarah Morse. .-21- Sophmores Big Dori Mary B. iri 203 Biology lab. Puzzled? Queen Marilyn iakes iime off IOY Lunchtime Sir1aira Schwartzkopf Ii QC1gWaier i CSD Siagecrafi hard at Work Waltziime Genial Ice Himrriel i'Pai 15. Watch ihe birdie . Spring fever . Tell us the joke, girls! . Gif ..1.,4. fn 4. , H, ,' . , ,. - EMERY ALDERMAN EVA MAE ALLEN-Big Sister 2, 3, Minute Man 1, 2, 3, Annual editorial staff 2, lym Iambaree 3, French Club 1, 2. IEANETTE ANDERSON RUTH ANDERSON-1-lonor Society 2, 3, Que Dice 1, 2, 3, Civics club 3, Science club 1, 2, Tri-Y 1, Girls' Letter club 1, 2, 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, A. S. B. council 3, Class council 2, Big Sister 2, 3, Clarion ed. staff 2, editor 3, Clarion mgr. staff 3, Annual mgr, staff 3, Annual ed. staff 1, 2, Iym Iamboree 1, 2, 3, Interclass rivalry 1, 2, 3. RUTH ANDREWS-Commercial club 2, vice pres. 3, Tri-Y 2, 3, Girls' Letter club 2, 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, Big Sister 2, Minute Man 2, Civics club carnival 2, 3, Iym Jamboree 1, 2. WILLIS BACH-Class council 3. BONNIE BAILLIE-Honor Society 3, Spanish club 2, Latin club Vice pres. 1, Tri-Y 1, Girls' Letter club 2, 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Minute Man 3, Annual editorial staff 2, 3, Iym Iamboree 2, 3, Interclass Rivalry 3. RUTH BAIN-Honor Society 2, 3, Crescendo 1, 2, 3, Spanish club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Civics club Carnival 2, Iym Iamboree 2, Debate 3. EMMALINE BAIR-Nurses club 1, Tri-Y l, Big Sister 2, 3. RUTH BARBERiScience club 1, 2, Tri-Y 1, 2, service chairman 3, Big Sister 3, Iym Jamboree 2, 3. IEANNETTE BARKER-Big Sister 3. BEVERLY BARNICK-Girls' Letter club 1, 2, 3, Big Sister 3, Iym Iam- boree 1, 2, 3, Christmas program 1, 2, 3, Victory choir 3 HOWARD BARNWELL IOAN BAH'1'LE1 lqfSpanish Club 2, 3, Latin club sec. 1, Tri-Y 1, Girls' Letter club 2, 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Iym Iamboree 2, 3: lnterclass rivalry 3. CAR OLYN BATES-Tri-Y 3. IOAN BEAKEY-Civics club 3, Tri-Y 3, Girls' Letter club 1, 2, 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, Girls' League council 1, 2, Red Cross council 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Clarion staff 2, Civics club carnival 3, Iym Iamboree 1, 2, 3: Interclass rivalry 2, 3. WILFORD BEARD--Honor Society 2, 3, Crescendo 2, pres. 3, Stagecratt 1, 2, stage mgr. 3, A.S,B. council 1, 2, 3, Class council 1, 2, 3, Civics club carnival 2, 3, Christmas program 2, 3, Homecoming 3. MAVIS BECK-Honor Society 3, Philhistorian 1, Spanish club 3, Latin club sec. 2, Red Cross council 2, 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Iym Iamboree 1, 3, Interclass rivalry 1. GENE BECKMAN-Future Craftsman 2, 3. NADINE BEECH-Home Ec. club 3, Civics club carnival 3. DONNA BERGER-Tri-Y 2. ..25- SENIORS SENIORS SHIRLEY BERGLUND-Home Ec, club 35 Civics club carnival 35 Arts club 3. BONNIE BETHEL-Nurses club 25 Girls' Letter club 2, 35 Big Sister 25 Iym Iamboree 2, 3. NORMAN BEUGLI DELORAS BIRCH DONALD BISBEE-S club 2, 35 Band 2, 35 Football 2, 3. COLMAR BIERKE-Future Craltsman 1, sgt. at arms 2. LEROY BLAKE FRANK BLANK-Class council 3. IEANNE BLENSLY-Philhistorian 2, 35 Tri-Y 2, 35 Civics club carnival 35 Iym Iamboree 25 Christmas program 2, 35 Big Sister 3. EVAN BOISE-Crescendo 1, 2, 35 S club 2, 35 Class council 15 Class sgt, at arms 15 Minute Man 15 Annual ed, stall 25 Civics club car- nival l, 25 Golf 2. MARY ANA BOLLINGER-Honor Society 35 Civics club 35 Spanish club 25 Tri-Y 2, linance chairman 35 Girls' Letter club 1, head ol sport 2, 35 Pep club 1, 2, 35 Class council 2, 35 Class vice pres. 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Annual ed. stall 25 Civics club carnival 35 Interclass rivalry 1, 2, 3. BERNETTA BOLT-Red Cross council 35 Iym Iamboree 35 Christmas pro- gram 3. WALLACE BONESTEELE-Hi-Y 2, 3. BE l l'Y BOONE-Home Ec. club 35 Tri-Y 35 Big Sister 35 Clarion mgr. stall 35 Arts club 3. BARBARA BOTTS-Tri-Y 1, 25 Girls' Letter club 1, 2, 35 Girls' League council 35 Red Cross council5 Big Sister 2, 35 Iym Iamboree l, 2, 35 lnterclass rivalry 2. DOROTHY BOUCHER-Philhistorian l5 Commercial club 35 Tri-Y l, 2, 35 Girls' Letter club 35 Pep club 2, 35 Class council 35 Girls' League council 25 Big Sister 2, 35 Minute Man lg Civics club carnival 1, 25 Iym Iamboree 2, 35 Interclass rivalry 2, 3. HELEN BOYCE-Que Dice 2, 35 Philhistorian lg Big Sister 25 Christmas program 35 Forensics 2, 3. MARY ANN BRADY-Snikpoh 2, 35 Crescendo l, program chairman 2, 35 Tri-Y 1, music chairman 2, 35 Girls' Letter club l, 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Minute Man 15 Civics Club carnival l, 2, 35 Iym Iamboree l, 2, 35 5 if Christmas program 1, 2. THOMAS BRAND-Honor Society 2, 35 Snikpoh 2, pres. 35 Que Dice 25 Philhistorian 25 Class council 25 Civics club carnival 25 Forensic 1, 2, 35 Snikpoh play 3. IACK BRAZIE BETTY BRISTOL ,26- DONNA MARIE BROWN-Ir. Crescendo 2, Orchestra lj Big Sister 2, 35 jym Iamboree 2 l RICHARD BROWN BARBARA BRUNDIDGE-Commercial 2, 35 Girls' Letter club 2, 35 Red Cross council 35 Big Sister 35 Civics club carnival princess 35 Iym Iamboree 2, 3. DONALD BURLINGHAM- Civics club 35 Hi-Y 35 S club 35 Class council 35 Class pres. 35 Football 35 Basketball 3. MARIAN BURNS-Home Ec. club lp Nurses club 2, 35 Tri-Y l, 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Civics club carnival lp Iym Iamboree 25 Interclass rivalry 3. IEANNE BUSICK-Tri-Y 2, 35 Pep club 1, 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Iym Iam- boree 1. ROBERT BUSICK-Honor Society 35 Que Dice 35 Civics club 35 Science l, treas, 25 Class council 35 Minute man 35 Clarion ed. statt 35 Annual ed. stall 35 Civics club carnival 2, 3. BARBARA CADY-Home Ec club 1, 2, treas. 35 Tri-Y 25 Pep club 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Minute Man lp Clarion ed stall 35 Iym Iamboree 1, 25 Interclass rivalry 3. ANN CAMPBELL-Big Sister 2, 3. DONALD CHAPMAN-Hi-Y 25 Future craftsman lg S club 35 Class treas 1, Sgt. at arms 25 Basketball l, 2, 3. EUGENE CHERRY MARVIN CLEVELAND-Model airplane club 2 STUART COMPTON-I-'li-Y sec. 2, 35 Minute Man 25 Clarion ed. stalt 25 Golt 2, 3. RUTH CONRADiLatin club lg Band l, 2, 35 Girls' League council 35 Big Sister 25 Civics club carnival 3. MAXINE COONEY-Nurses club 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 3. IACK CORNING-Commercial club 2, treas. 3. SARAH CRAVEN-Tri-Y 2, 35 Girls' Letter club l, head ot sport 2, vice pres. 31 Pep club 1, 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Civics club carnival 35 Iym Iamboree l, 2, 35 Interclass rivalry 2, 3. BARBARA CRAWFORD Science club 1, 2, pres. 35 'l'ri-Y 2, chapter leader 35 Girls' Letter club l, 2, 35 Pep club 2, sgt. at arms 35 Big Sister 35 Civics club carnival 2, 35 Iym Iamboree 2, 35 Interclass rivalry l, 2, 3. IAMES CRONE-Class council 2, 35 Christmas program 3. LA VELLE CROSS-Honor Society 35 Commercial club 1, 2, sec 35 Girls' Letter club 1, 2, 35 Pep club 2, 35 Class council lg Girls' League council 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Iym Iamboree l, 2, 35 Interclass rivalry 2, 3. TRAVIS CROSS-Honor Society 35 Snikpoh 35 Civics club 35 Athletic Honor Society 2, 35 Hi-Y 1, sec. 2, 35 S club l, 2, 35 A.S.B. council l, 2, 35 A.S.B. pres. 35 Class council 1, 25 Clarion ed, stall l, 25 Civics club carnival 35 Snikpoh play publicity 35 Homecoming 35 Football 35 Basketball 2, 35 Honorary Rotarian 35 Announcing statt 2, 3. -27- A SENIORS SENIORS .ey ,M GAYLE CROZIER-Girls' Letter club l, 2, 35 Class council l, 25 Girls' League council 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Iym Iamboree 1, 2, 35 Interclass rivalry 35 Christmas program l, 35 Ir. Crescendo 1, sec. 2. IUANITA CULBERTSON-Tri-Y 35 Girls' League council 35 Red Cross council 35 Big Sister 35 Civics club carnival princess 35 Arts club vice pres, 3, LOIS CUNNINGHAM-Commercial club I, 2, vice pres. 35 Tri-Y I, 2, 35 Girls' Letter club l, 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Iym Iamboree l, 2, 3. GLADYS DALKE-Honor Society 35 Nurses club 25 Tri-Y 25 Girls' Letter club 35 Pep club 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Civics club carnival princess I5 Iym Iamboree 2, 35 Christmas program 3. NORMAN DALKE-German club l, treas. 25 Stagecraft 2, sec. sgt. at arms 35 S club 2, 35 Civics club carnival 2, 35 Snikpoh play 35 Base- ball 15 Track 2, 3. CHARLES DALTON EVANGELYN DANIEL-Philhistorian 35 Big Sister 35 Civics club carnival 35 Iym Iamboree 2, 3. ELMOND DECICER-Civics club 35 Science club l, 25 Radio club 35 Minute Man I, 25 Clarion ed. staff photos 35 Annual photos 2, 35 Civics club carnival 2, chairman 3. IEAN DE LAPP-Tri-Y 25 Girls' Letter club 1, 2, 35 Girls' League council 25 Big Sister 35 Iym Iamboree l, 2, 3. IEANNE DEMYTT-Honor Society 2, 35 Que Dice 2, 35 Latin club treas 15 Tri-Y l, 2, 35 Girls' Letter club l, 2, 35 Pep club 2, 35 Class coun- cil 15 Girls' League council 25 Big Sister 2, 35 Civics club carnival 1, 35 Iym Jamboree 1, 2, 35 Interclass rivalry 2, 3. DOLORES DEWEESE-Science club I5 Commercial club 2, 35 Girls' Letter club 1, 2, head of play days 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Minute Man 25 Iym Jamboree 1, 2, 3. ROBERT DICKSON-Future Craftsman sec. 25 Red Cross council 25 Civics club carnival 2. ANITA DONOVAN DELORES DOUGRERTY-Girls' Letter club 1, head of sport 2, 35 Pep club 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Iym Iamboree I, 2, 3. MARIORIE DUNN-Home EC. club 35 Tri-Y 2, 35 Big Sister 35 Arts club 3 WILLIAM DUNN-Philhistorian 35 Latin club 2. IVA MAE DURKEE IRENE EGELHOFF-Tri-Y 2, 35 Girls' Letter club 2, 35 Big Sister 35 Iym Iambpree 2. HOWARD ELWOOD-Civics club 35 Stagecraft I, sgt, at arms 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, 35 S club 2, 35 Class sgt. at arms 35 Minute Man 35 Civics club carnival 35 Football 2, 35 Wrestling 3. MARGARET-IANE EMMONS-Honor Society 2, 35 Snikpoh 2, 35 Que Dice 1, treas, 2, 35 Civics club 35 German club 1, 25 Tri-Y 1, 2, 35 Girls' Letter club l, 2, 35 Pep club 2, 35 Girls' League council 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Civics club carnival 2, 35 Iym Iamboree 2, 35 Interclass rivalry I, 2, 3. IACQUELINE ENGLE-Girls' Leter club 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 3. .-28... IAMES ERICKSON--Hi-Y 35 Minute Man 2. ROBERT ER1KSON-Future Craftsman 1, 2, 3. GLORIA EVENSEN-Home Ec. club 35 Civics club carnival princess 35 Tri-Y 2, 35 Big Sister 2. IUNE EVER1-IARD-Home Ec. club 35 Tri-Y 25 Iym Iamboree I, 2, 3 GLADYS FETROW-Big Sister 3. ERNESTINE FLAKE-Tri-Y 25 Girls' Letter club 1, 2, 35 Red Cross coun- cil 35 Iym Iamboree 1, 25 Christmas program 2, 3. IOSEPH FORMICK-Snikpoh 1, 35 Stagecratt 2, pres., stage mgr 35 Radio club 2, 35 Red Cross council 25 Civics club carnival 2, 35 Snikpoh play 2, 35 Christmas program 2, 35 Homecoming 2, 3. LA VERN FOWLER-Latin club 3. HELEN DORIS FRIESEN-Crescendo 35 Big Sister 25 Civics club care naval 35 Iym Iamboree 25 Interclass rivalry l, 25 Christmas program 35 Ir. Crescendo l, 25 Victory Choir 3. IOYCE FRIESEN-Girls' Letter club 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Iym Iamboree l, 2, OPAL FRIESEN-Tri-Y l, 25 Big Sister 25 Minute Man 25 Interclass rivalry 2. DOROTHEA FROEHLICH-Class council 15 B'g Sister 35 Iym Iamboree 3. p p Mic. ARLEEN FROGLEYiCrescendo 2, 35 Civics club 35 Girls' Letter club i, 2, 35 Pep club 35 Band lg Girls' League council 25 Big Sister 2, 35 Civics club carnival princess 35 Iym Iamboree 2, 35 Interclass rivalry 3. GEORGE FRUM-Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Radio club 15 Band 1, 2. DANIEL FRYi1-li-Y 2, 35 S club 2, 35 Class council lg Golf 2, 3. ELSIE FURRER-Tri-Y lg Big Sister 2, 35 Clarion ed. statt 35 Iym Iam- boree 3. GEORGE GABRIEL-German Club 1, 25 Band l, 2, 3. ROSEMARY GAISER-Honor Society 2, vice pres, 35 Crescendo 1, con- cert mgr. 2, membership 35 Civics club 35 Science club 25 '1'ri-Y pianist 2, 35 Girls' Letter club pianist 1, 25 Pep club 1, 2, 35 Band 1, 25 Orchestra 1, sec. 25 Red Cross council 15 Big Sister 35 Civics club carnival 1, 2, 35 Iym Iamboree 1, 25 lnterclass rivalry 1, 2, 3. HAROLD GARDNER-Radio club 1, 25 Band 1, 2. MARCELLA GARDNER-Big Sister 35 Christmas program 3. DAVID GETZENDANER-Honor Society 2, 35 Civics club 35 Athletic Honor Society 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, chaplain 35 S club 2, 35 A,S.B. council 35 A,S.B. sgt. at arms 35 Clarion ed. staff 25 Civics club carnival 35 Homecoming 35 Football 2, 35 Track 2, 3. -29- SENIORS SENIURS HELEN JEAN GILBERT-Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, Girls' Letter club 1, 2, head of sport 3, Girls' I..eague council 2, Big Sister 2, 3, Minute Man Z, lym Iamboree l, 2, 3. WILMA GORTON-Honor Society 3, Spanish club 2, sec. 3, Tri-Y 3, Girls' Letter club 2, 3, Iym Iamboree l, 2, 3, lnterclass rivalry 2, 3. GORDON GREGORY IULIAN GREGORY-Appentice foreman 2. THOMAS GRIMM-Clarion ed. statt 2, Civics club carnival 3, Arts club 3, Announcing statt 3. DUANE HADLEY ANITA HAGER-Snikpoh 3, Commercial club 2, 3, Latin club 1, 'l'ri-Y 1, 2, 3, Girls' Letter club 2, 3, Class council 2, lied Cross council l, Big Sister 2, 3, Minute Man 3, Civics club carnival 3, lnterclass rivalry 2, 3, Iym Iamboree 2, 3, Announcing statt 3. CHARLOTTE HAIN-Home Ec. club 3, Girls' Letter club 3, Iym lam- boree 1, 2, 3. BRUCE HAMILTONfCivics club sgt. at arms 3, Athletic Honor Society 2, 3, H1-Y 2, sec. 3, S club l, 2, pres. 3, Class council 2, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, Baseball 1, Track 1, 3, Honorary Rotarian 3. DELMAR HAND AILEEN HANNERkCommercial club 2, 3 Girls' Letter club 3, Girls' League council 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Clarion ed. statf 2, 3, lYm Iam- boree 2, 3, Interclass rivalry 3. SELMA l-lANSENiIr. Crescendo l. IEAN HARTBR-Home Ec. club 3, Nurses club l, 2, Big Sister 3, Minute Mari 2, Civics club carnival 2, Iym Iamboree 1. BETTY HASTINGSiB1g Sister 3, Announcing staff 3, LURENE HASTINGS-Commercial club 3, Tri-Y 1, Girls' Letter club 1, 2, 3, Red Cross council 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Civics club carnival 3, Iym lamboree 1, 3. BETTY IEAN HAYES-Philhistoriari 2, 3, Nurses club 2, Tri-Y l, 2, 3, Red Cross Council 2, Big Sister 2, 3, Civics club carnival 2, princess 3, lym lamboree l, 2, 3, Christmas program 3, Arts club 2. JOSEPH HEALY-Civics club 3. CAROLINE HELTON-Honor Society Z, 3, Commercial club 2, publicity 3, Latin club 1, Girls' Letter club 3, Girls' League council I. 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Clarion ed. staff 3, Iym Iamboree l, 2, 3, Interclass rivalry l, 2, 3. MARIORIE HENERY-Tri-Y 1, 2, Big Sister 2, Interclass rivalry 1. DONNELL HERROLD-Future Crastman 1, 2, 3. FRANCES HERTZ-Science club l, 2, 3, Tri-Y 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Iym Iamboree 1, 2, Interclass rivalry 1, 2, 3, Christmas program 3. -30 -, EVELYN HILFIKER-Commercial club 1, 2, Tri-Y 3, Girls' Letter club 2, 3, Pep club l, 2, 3, Class council 3, Red Cross council 1, Big Sister 2, 3, Iym Iamboree 2, 3, Civics club carnival 2, 3. RICHARD HILL-German club 1, 2, 1-li4Y 3, Band 1, 2, 3. CALLINE HILLMAN-Honor Society 2, 3, German club 1, pres, 2: Girls Letter club 1, 2, 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, Red Cross council 1: Big Sister 2, 3, Civics club carnival princess 1, lym Iamboree 1, 2, 3, Inter- class rivalry 3. MARILYN HIORT-Snikpoh 2, 3, Latin club 1, Tri-Y 3, 1-li-Y cook 3, Pep club 3, Class sec. 3, Girls' League council 2, Civics club carnival queen 3, Iym Iarnboree 1, 2, lnterclass rivalry 3, Snikpoh play 3. ERNEST HOBBSiU S. Navy. TWILA HODGES IEAN 1-lOFFER'1'fl'lr,me Ec. club 1, 2, vice pres. 3, Girls' Letter club 1. 2, 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Civics club carnival 1, 2, 3: lym Iamboree l, 2, 3, lnterclass rivalry 3. RODNEY HOFSTETTER-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Minute Man 1, 2, 3, Christmas program 3. SHIRLEE HOLMAN -Commercial club 3, Tri-Y 2, 3, Girls' Letter club 3, Iym Iamboree 1, 2, 3. GENE HORN-Philhistorian 3, Tri-Y 3, Band 3, Orchestra 3. ROY HOUCK-Hi-Y sec. 2, Band 1, 2, librarian 3, Football 3. CLARKE HOUSER--Crescendo 2, 3, Pl-IYLLIS HOWLAND-Tri-Y 1, 2, Big Sister 2, Iym Iamboree 1, 2, 3 FRANCES HOYT KATHLEEN HUG-Honor Society 2, 3, Civics club 3, Spanish club 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, Girls' Letter club l, head of sport 2, 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Clarion ed. staff 2, Civics club carnival princess 3, Iym Iamboree 1, 2, assistant mgr, 3, lnterclass rivalry 2, 3. IESSIE MAY HUMP1-IREYS-Home Ee. club 1, 2, 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Iym Jamboree 2. MORRIS HUNSAKER-Future Craftsman 1, treas. 2. KAY HUNTINGTON-Honor Society 2, pres. 3, Que Dice I, Civics club 3, Spanish club 2, 1-li-Y 1, 2, Class council 3, Civics club carnival 3. BETTY HVIDSTEN-Home lic. club 2, 3, Big Sister 3, PAT INGRAM-Snikpoh 3, Girls' Letter club 2, 3. EDWARD IACKMAN-Commercial club 2, pres. 3, Class council 3, Minute Man 1, 2, Annual mgr. stall 3, Civics club carnival 3. -31- SENIORS SENIORS V LILLIAN IENSEN-Home Ec, club 1, Z, Red Cross council 1, Big Sister 2, 3, Iym Iamboree 2. BETTY IEAN IOI-INS-Girls' Letter Club 1, 2, head of sport 3, Iym Iam- boree 1, 2, 3, Christmas program 3. ALVA IOHNSON-Band 1, 2, point sec. 3, Orchestra 3. IUANITA IOHNSON-German club 2, Home EC. club l. DARYI.. IONES-Stage-craft 1, secretary 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2. IOANN IONES-Band 1, Iym Iamboree 2, 3, Interclass rivalry 3, Christ- mas program 3. ROBERT IUDSON-Future Craftsman 1, pres. 2, WILLIAM IUZA-Civics club 3, Philhistorian lv, 2, Hi-Y 1, 2, pres. 3: Class council 1, 2, Civics club carnival 3. BEULAH ANN KEARNS-Orchestra 2, 3, Big Sister 3, Interclass rivalry 1. BARBARA KENT-Tri-Y 2, 3, Girls' Leiter club 1, head at sport 2, sec. 3, Pep club 2, 3, Class council 2, Iym Iamboree 1, 2, 3, lnterclass rivalry 2, 3, IUANITA KLLSSEL-Clarion ed. stall 1, Iym Iamboree 1, 3, lnterclass rivalry 3, Christmas program 3 CALVIN KEUSCI-IER LYLE KLEEN-Christmas program 2, 3, Victory Choir 3. AGNES KLEMAN-German club 2, Big Sister 2. CARL KOMYATE-Future Craftsman 1, 2. PATTY KOONCE-Band 3, Orchestra 3. BETTY KORB-Tri-Y 1, Girls' Letter club 1, 2, head of sport 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Iym Jamboree 1, 2, 3. ERNEST KREFT Q4 gt N ROBERT KUENZLI WAYNE KUNZE-Hi-Y 3, Future Farmers 1, Band Z. KEITH LaDUt1 A -az- ETHEL LAWLESS-Girls' Letter club 2, 3, Pep club 3, Iym Iamboree l, 2, 3, Interclass rivalry 3, Christmas program 1, 2, Announcing stall 3. DE LORIS LAWRENCE-Honor Society 3, Girls' Letter club 1, 2, reporter 3, Pep club 2, 3, Band 1, 2, Class council 2, Big Sister 2, Clarion ed. statt 1, 2, 3, Civics club carnival 2, Iym Iamboree 1, 2, 3. DOLORES LEBOLD-Home Ec, club 1, 2, 3, Civics club carnival 3. IEHRY LEk.DYvSn1kpoh 2, 3, Snikpoh play 3. PEGGY LOU LINTZ HELEN LlTTAUiPhilli1storian 2, 3, Iym Iamboree 3. MILDRED LOEWEN-Christmas program 3. LAURA LOUGH-Latin club 1, 2. IOSEPH LOWERY-Apprentices supt. 3, Minute Man 2. ROBERT LUMM-Christmas program 3, Victory choir 3. BETFIIANE MAC DONALD-Snikpoh 3, Philhistorian 3, Tri-Y 2, 3, Class council 2, 3, Big Sister 3, Civics club carnival 3, Iym Iamboree 2, Interclass rivalry 3, Arts club 3, French club 2. DUKE MANKERTZiHonor Society 2, treas. 3, Civics club 3, Philhistorian 1, treas. 2, H1-Y 1, 2, 3, A.S.B. representative 3, Annual mgr. stall 3, Annual ed. staft 3, Civics club carnival 2, Homecoming chair- man 3, Football l, Baseball 1, Honorary Rotarian 3. DOROTHY MANN-Iym Iamboree 2, Big Sister 2, 3. NORMAN MANN GEORGE MANNING-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Civics club carnival 3, Arts club pres 3. KATHRYN MARMEN CHARLOTTE MATHIS-Crescendo 2, 3, Girls' Letter club 2, 3, Pep Club 2, 3, Girls' League council 3, Red Cross council 1, 2, Big Sister 3, Civics club carnival princess 3, Iym Iamboree 2, 3, lnterclass rivalry 2, 3, French club 1, 2, VAYLE McCUTCHEON RONALD MCDONALD-Latin club sgt. at arms 2. ARMON MCDOWELI.-Future Craftsman 1, pres. 2, 3, Baseball l. IMOGENE MCINTOSH-Tri-Y 1, 2, Class council 1, Christmas program 3. -33 'SENIURS A 0 '- 7sf '3 1' 1 SENIORS .A ' -Q52 i Q EVANGELINE MCKINLAY-Honor Society vice pres. 37 Civics club 37 Philhistorian 1, 27 Pep club 37 Class vice pres. 17 Girls' League council 37 Girls' League pres. 37 Big Sister 2, 37 Civics club car- nival 2,f37 I?LrLIamboree 27 Interclass rivalry chairman 1, 3. GE EMEIER'-Honor Society 37 Que Dice 37 Civics club 37 Phil- historian 27 Tri-Y 2, 37 Girls' Letter club 37 Pep club 2, 37 Class council 27 Girls' League council 37 Girls' League song leader 37 givgics club carnival princess 37 Iym Iamboree 2, 37 lnterclass rivalry PATRICIA MEISINGER-Girls' Letter club 37 Pep club 37 Girls' League song leader 17 Big Sister 27 Minute Man 17 Civics club carnival 37 Iym Iamboree 2. EVELYN ME1THOE-Civics club carnival princess 37 Iym Ianiboree 1, 2, 3. ARTHUR MENTZER MYRON MERRELL-Apprentice 27 Minute Man 1, 27 Christmas program 2, 3, BETTY IEAN MERTEN-Crescendo 1, 2, treas. 37 Big Sister 2, 37 Civics club carnival 2, 37 Christmas program 1, 2, 37 Victory Choir 3. EVELYN MEYERS-Commercial club 1, 27 Tri-Y 2, 37 Girls' Letter club 1, head ot sport 2, president 37 Pep club 2, 37 Girls' League council 37 Girls' League sgt. at arms 37 Big Sister 2, 37 Minute Man 37 Iym lamboree 1, 2, 37 lnterclass rivalry 2, 3. HENRIETTA MILES-Commercial club 1, 27 Tri-Y 17 Big Sister 27 Iym Iamboree 1, 2, 3. RICHARD MILLER WANDA MILLER IERRY MONTGOMERYAHLY 27 Minute Man 2. NANCY MONTGOMERY-Civics club 37 German club 1, vice pres. 27 Tri-Y 2, 37 Girls' Letter club 1, 2, 37 Pep club 2, 37 A.S.B. council 37 A.S,B. vice pres. 3: Class vice pres. 27 Big Sister 2, 37 lym lam- boree 1, 2, 37 Interclass rivalry 2, 37 Homecoming 3. MYRNA MOOR-Snikpoh 37 Latin club 27 Tri-Y conference chairman 37 Class council 27 Big Sister 2, 37 Minute Man 37 Civics club carnival princess 1, 37 Iym Iamboree 37 lnterclass rivalry 27 Arts club pres 37 Ir. Crescendo 17 Victory Choir 3, MARGARET MORITZ-Crescendo 1, 2, 37 Spanish club 17 Tri-Y 1, 2, 37 Pep club 2, 37 Big Sister 2, 37 Minute Man 17 Civics club carnival l, 2, 37 lnterclass rivalry 37 Arts club 37 Christmas program 1, 2. IOAN MORRIS KEITH MORRIS-Hi-Y 2, 37 French club 1, 2. DONNA MULLARKY--Philhistorian 37 Tri-Y 3. IOYCE MURPHY-Home Ec. club 2, 37 Girls' Letter club 37 Big Sister 37 Iym Iaamboree 27 Interclass rivalry 2. IANICE MYERS-Tri-Y 2, treas. 37 Pep club 2, 37 Civics club carnival 37 Iym Iamhoree 2, 37 Interclass rivalry 2, 3. IEANNE MYERS-Tri-Y 2, 37 Pep club 2, 37 Girls' League council 27 Civics club carnival 37 Iym Iamboree 27 Interclass rivalry 2, 3. 34- I GERALDINE NELSON-Honor Society 2, 35 Que Dice 25 Science club 2, 35 Latin club sec. 15 Tri-Y chapter leader 2, pres. 35 Girls' Letter club l, 2, 35 Class council I5 Pep club 2, 35 Red Cross council 2: Big Sister 2, 35 Civics club carnival 2, princess 35 Iym Iamboree 1, 2, 35 Interclcrss rivalry 2, 35 Christmas program 3. NORMA IEAN NEWGENT-Snikpoh 1, 2, 35 Civics club sec,-treas. 35 Tri-Y 35 Pep club 35 A.S.B. assistant song leader 35 Class song leader 25 Big Sister 35 lnterclass rivalry 35 Snikpoh play I. MARIE ANN NEWMAN--Honor Society 2, 35 Commercial club 1, 2, 35 Tri-Y treas. 2, 35 Girls' Letter club 1, 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Iym Iam- boree l, 2, 35 Interclass rivalry 2, 3. GAYLORD NIXON-Philhistorian 2, vice pres. 35 Hi-Y 2, treas. 35 Band 1, 2, 35 Civics club carnival 2. BETTY NOACKeTri-Y 2, 35 Girls' Letter club l, 2, 35 Red Cross council 25 Iym Iamboree 1, 2, 3. SARA ANN OHLING-Snikpoh 1, 2, 35 Spanish club 25 Latin club 15 Tri-Y 35 Girls' Letter club 2, 35 Pep club l, 2, 35 Girls' League council 25 Big Sister 25 Civics club carnival 35 Iym Iamboree 2, 35 lnterclass rivalry 3. KEITH OLSON-Stagecraft 35 Hi-Y 35 Future Farmers 1, vice pres. 25 Minute Man 25 Civics Club carnival 35 Christmas program 3. STANLEY OLSON-Philhistorian 35 Future Craftsman 1, 25 S club l, 2, 35 Civics club carnival 3. MARY IANE ORSBORN-Commercial club 2, 35 Tri-Y 1, 25 Girls' Letter club 2, 35 Girls' League council 25 Big Sister 25 Iyrn Iamboree l, 3. THOMAS OSBORN RICHARD PAGE-Honor Society 2, 35 Snikpoh 35 Civics club 35 Phil- historian l, 25 Stagecraft sec. 1, 2, pres. 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, treas. 35 A.S.B. council 1, 2, 35 Clarion ed. staff 1, 25 Annual ed. staff 35 Announ- cing staff 35 Basketball publicity 35 Iayvee basketball manager 2. ROLLIN PAGE DOROTHY PAINTER-Iym Iamboree 1. IDA PARK-Latin club 15 Tri-Y l, 25 Big Sister 2, 35 Iym Iamboree l, 2. 35 Christmas program 1, MARY PARKER-Honor Society 2, 35 Snikpoh 2, 35 Que Dice 2, 35 Civics club 35 Latin club treas. 15 Girls' Letter club 1, head of sport 2, vice pres. 35 Pep club 2, 35 Class council 35 Class treas. 35 Big Sister' 2, 35 Annual ed. staff 25 Clarion ed. staff 2, 35 Civics club carnival Z, 35 Iyrn Iamboree 1, 2, 35 lnterclass rivalry l, 2, 35 Christmas pro- gram 25 Homecoming 3. BEVERLY PATTISON-Home Ec. club 35 Tri-Y 2, 35 Civics club carnival 35 Interclass rivalry 3. ROBERTA PAULUS-Snikpoh l, 2, 35 Que Dice 25 Latin club 1, 25 Tri-Y 2, 35 Red Cross council 15 Big Sister 2, 35 Civics club carnival 1, 25 Iym Iairiboree 1, 2, 35 Snikpoh play 1, 3. DONALD PEPPER LENORE PEPER-Girls' Letter club 2, 35 Girls' League council 25 Big Sister 25 Iym Iamboree 1, 25 lnterclass rivalry 2. SYLVIA PETERS-Tri-Y 15 Christmas program 1, 3. DORIS PETERSON ..35.. SENIORS SENIOR ARTIE MAE PHILLIPS IAMES PHILLIPS-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. LORENE PHILLIPS-Home EC. club 35 Tri-Y 35 Big Sister 2 RICHARD PILATOS PATRICIA PLANK FAYE PLENGE-Civics club 35 Tri-Y 35 Girls' Letter club I, assistant wardrobe mistress 2, wardrobe mistress 35 Pep club 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Iym Iamboree l, Z, 35 Interclass rivalry 2. 1 EDWIN POPPITZ LESTER PURCELL-Hi-Y 35 Future Craftsman 25 S club 2, 35 Football 2, 35 Wrestling 3. REA RAl'l'l'Z-Tri-Y I5 Red Cross council 35 Big Sister 2, 3. CHERIE RAINES-Philhistorian 35 Tri-Y section leader 35 Red Cross council 35 Red Cross sec. 35 Clarion ed, staff 2, 35 Christmas pro- gram 3. IOY RANDALL-Honor Society 2, sec. 35 Snikpoh l, 2, 35 Civics club 35 Home Ec. club l, 25 Tri-Y l, 25 35 Girls Letter club I, 2. 35 Pep club vice pres. 25 pres. 35 A.S.B. council 35 Assistant song queen 25 song queen 35 Girls' League council I5 Big Sister 2, 35 Clarion ed. statt 25 Civics club carnival crown princess 35 Iym Iamboree l, 25 Inter- class rivalry 2, 3. MARY LOUISE RANKIN DOROTHY RATHIEN HAL RATZEBURG-Crescendo I, 2, 35 Latin club 15 Orchestra l, 2, 3. LEO REED-Stagecraft l, 2, chief operator 35 Radio club l, 25 Class council 25 Civics club carnival 35 Christmas program 35 Home com- ing 3. WILLIAM REINHART-Honor Society 2, pres. 35 Que Dice 35 Civics club pres. 35 Hi-Y 2, pres. 35 S club 35 Class pres, I5 Civics club car- nival 2, 35 Debate I5 Homecoming 35 Football 35 Track l. YLVIA REISCI-IKE--Christmas program 35 Victory Choir 3. IOAN REMINGTON-Honor Society 2, 35 Snikpoh sec. l, 25 Civics club vice pres. 35 Philhistorian I5 Tri-Y 15 Girls' Letter club I, 2, 35 Pep club I, 2, 35 Class council 25 Class sec. 25 Girls' League sec. 35 Red Cross council l5 Big Sister 2, 35 Minute Man ly Civics club car- nival 2, 35 Iym Iamboree 1, 2, 35 Interclass rivalry I, 2, 3. LA VERDA REMPEL-Home Ec. club 35 Nurses club 25 Band 35 Big Sister 35 Iym Iamboree 25 Christmas program 2. FRANCES RICKET DEPHINE RINEY-Interclass rivalry 3. -35- DORIS RITCHEY FRANK ROCK-Stagecratt 3, Radio club l, 2, pres. 3. ROBERTA ROGERS'-Honor Society 3, Civics club 3, Science club 1, 2, Girls' Letter club l, 2, treas. 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, Band l, 2, Girls' League vice pres. 3, Girls' League council 1, Red Cross council 2, Big Sister 2, 3, Minute Man 2, Civics club carnival 2, Iym Iamboree l, 2, lnterclass rivalry 2. ROSABELLE ROSS--Civics club 3, Pep club 3, Class council 3, Big Sister 3, Iym Iamboree l, 2, 3, Interclass rivalry l, 2, 3. FARRELL RUST-Smkpoh 2, 3, Latin club 2, Red Cross council 3, Minute Man 2, Clarion ed. statt 2, Civics club carnival 2, 3, Snikpoh play 3. HAROLD SAABYE-Model Airplane club sec. 2, 3. ELVIRA SATTER-Commercial club 3, Tri-Y 1, Girls' League council l, 2, Red Cross council 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Minute Man l. EVERETT SCHIRMAN RICHARD SCHLICKER GERALDINH SCHMOKER-Honor Society 2, 3, Crescendo 1, 2, vice pres. 3, Civics club 3, Spanish club vice pres. 2, Tri-Y 2, 3, Pep club l, 2, 3, Biq Sister Z, 3, Clarion ed. stalt 2, 3, Orchestra concert mistiieis l, 2, 3, vice pres. 2, Interclass rivalry l, 2, Civics club cor- niva '. PATSY SCHNElDERfHonor Society 2, 3, Science club l, Sec. 2, Tri-Y l, 2, Girls' Letter club l, head ot sport 2, 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, Class council l, Girls' League council 2, Big Sister 2, 3, Clarion ed. stait l, 2, 3, Annual ed. stott l, assistant editor 2, editor 3, ASB. coun- cil 3, Civics club carnival l, 2, Iym Iamboree l, 2, 3, Interclass rivalry 2, 3, Homecoming 3. 1 EDNA SCHOFIELD-Commercial club 2, 3, Tri-Y I, 2, 3, Girls' Letter club l, 2, sgt. at arms 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Minute Man 2, Iym Iam- boree, DAVID SCOTT-Honor Society 3, Class council 3, Clarion ed. stall 2, 3, Annual ed. staff 3. IRAN SECHRIST-Crescendo 1, 2, 3, Civics club 3, Latin club 2, 'l'ri-Y l, Pep club 2, 3, Red Cross council l, Big Sister 2, Civics club carnival l, 2, 3, Iym Iamboree l, 2, 3, Interclass rivalry l, 2, 3, Christmas program l, 2, 3 IAMES SEMB AUDREY SEVERSON-Commercial club 3, Orchestra l, 2, Red Cross council 2, Big Sister 2, Interclass rivalry l, Christmas program l. BETTY SHARPNACK-Home Ec. club 1, 2, 3, Tri-Y l, 2, Band majorette l, Big Sister 2, Minute Man 1, Civics club carnival l, Christmas program 1. GRACE SHlELDSgLat1n club sec. 2, Nurses club 1, Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, Girls' League council l, Red Cross council 2, Red Cross pres. 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Minute Man 2, Civics club carnival 3, Iym Iamboree l, Inter- class rivalry l, Christmas program l, 2. THOMAS SHIPLER-Hi-Y 3, Future Farmers 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 3. ROBERT SHOCKLEY DARY1. SIM-Hi-Y 2, 3, Band 1, 2, orchestra 1, 2. - 37 - ft SENIQHS' 5179 SENIORS DARLINE SIMMONS-Tri-Y 2, Red Cross council 3, Minute Man 1. MAXINE SIMON-Red Cross council 3, French club 1, 2. HELENE SIMONSON ROBERT SINGLETON-Philhistorian 1, 2, 3, S club 3, Civics club car- nival 1, 2, Basketball manager 3. ROBERT SKOPIL-Honor Society 2, 3, Civics club 3, Philhistorian treas. 1, 2, 1-li-Y 1, sgi. at arms 2, pres. 3, S club 2, 3, A,S.B. council 2, 3, A,S,B. yell leader 2, 3, Class council 1, Class yell leader 1. EUGENE SMALLEY--Apprentices timekeeper 3 MAXINE SMALLEY!Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, Commercial club 2, 2, Girls' Letter club 1, 2, wardrobe mistress 3, Girls' League council 3, Big Sister 2, lym Jamboree 1, 2, 3, BEATRICE SMITH--Philhistorian l, Girls' Letter club 1, 2, sgt. at arms 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, Class council 1, 3, Iym lamboree 1, 2, 3, Inter- class rivalry 2, 3. BETTY IOY SMITH DALE SMITH IEAN SMITH-Home Ec. club 3, Tri-Y 3, Girls' Letter club 3, Pep club 2, 3, Class council 3, Big Sister 3, Civics club carnival princess 3, Iym lamboree 2, Interclass rivalry 2, 3, French club 1, 2. MARGARET SMITH--Que Dice 2, Home Ec. club 1, sec. 2, pres. 3, Girls' Letter club 1, head oi sport 2, 3, Pep club 2, 3, Class council 1, Big Sister 2, 3, Civics club carnival 1, 2, 3, Iym Iamboree 1, 2, 3, lnterclass rivalry 2, 3, Christmas program 3, Homecoming 3. 1 ZUENTIN SMITH l . 1 THELMA SMl'l'l-l-Honor Society 3, Crescendo 1, historian 2, 3, Que Dice 2, Philhistorian 2, Tri-Y 2, Girls' Letter club 1, 2, 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Minute Man 2, Civics club carnival 1, 2, 3, Iym Iamboree 1, 2, Inter- class rivalry 1, 2, 3, Christmas program 1, 2. FRANK SOUT1-1W'1CKeChristmas program 3, Golf 1, 2, Victory Choir 3 Bli'l l'Y STAAB--Civics club 3, Tri-Y 3, Girls' Letter club 1, 2, 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, Class council 2, Class treas. 2, Girls' League treas. 3, Red Cross council 1, Big Sister 1, 2, 3, Minute Man 3, Annual ed. staii 3, Civics club carnival 3, Iym Iamboree 1, 2, 3, lnterclass rivalry 3. DONNA STARR-Big Sister 2. 1-lERBER'l' STEED-lrli-Y 1, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3. ROBERT STEEYES-Philhistorian 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, Civics club carnival 3. X ' , t Pff, Qwfz- .1 'ln-v 'JY-J 1RV1NG STE1NBOG2fSnikpoh 2, 3, Civics club 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Red Cross council 2, Clarion ed. stall 1, 2, 3, Annual mgr. 3, Civics club car- nival 2, 3, French club 1, 2, Announcing statl 2, 3. WANDA STEINBRUCK-Philhistorian 1, 2, sec. 3, Orchestra l, Red Cross council 2, Civics club carnival 2, Iym Iamboree 2, Christmas program 1, A Capella Choir 1. ,381 CHARLOTTE STEPHENS-Iym Iamboree 2. DONALD STIFFLER-Minute Man l. EVLYN STOCKMAN-Home Ec. club 3, Girls' League council 1, Big Sister 2, 3, Civics club carnival 3, Iym Iamboree 2, Interclass rivalry 2, 3. ROBERT STONE WESLEY STRODE ELENOR STRUCK VIOLA SWANSON-Tri-Y l, Big Sister 3. GEORGE SWIFT-Honor Society 3, Que Dice 3, Stagecraft 2, vice pres. Civics club carnival 3. RICHARD TAW--Honor Society 2, 3, Crescendo 2, 3, Civics club 3, Phil- historian 1, 2, 3, Athletic Honor Society 3, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, S club l, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 2, Civics club carnival l, 2, 3, Christ- mas program I, 2, 3, Homecoming 2, 3, Track l, 2, 3, Swimming l. ELLIS TEEL-Snikpoh 1, 2, 3, Que Dice l, sgt. at arms 2, 3, Commercial club 2, Latin club l, Clarion ed. staff l, 2, Clarion mgr. staff 1, 2, Civics club carnival I, 3, Snikpoh play l, 3, Homecoming l. DEAN THOMAS-Hi-Y 3, Civics club carnival 3, Football 3. CATHERINE THOMPSON-Spanish club 2, 3, Tri-Y l, Girls' Letter club I, 2, 3, Civics club carnival princess 3, Iym Iamboree 1, 2, 3. DOROTHY TOWNSEND-Nurses club I, 2, 3, Tri-Y 1, Girls' Letter club 2, 3, Big Sister 2, Iym Iamboree 2. IOANNE TWEDT-Crescendo l, 2, 3, Girls Letter club Z, 3, Pep club 2, 3, Band l, Big Sister 3, Civics club carnival 3, Iym Iamboree l, 2, 3, Interclass rivalry I, 2, 3. ROSE TWOMBLY-Band 1. IOYCE VAN DYKE-Snikpoh 3, Clarion ed. staff 2, 3, Civics club car- nival princess 3, Iym Iamboree 3, Christmas program 2, 3. DONALD VAN HESS-Future Craftsman l, 2, sec. 3. NORMA VAN LAANEN-Iym Iamboree 2, 3. PATRICIA VARLEY-Snikpoh l, 2, 3, Science l, 2, 3, Tri-Y l, 2, 3, Girls' Letter club 1, 2, 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, Big Sister 2, 3, Clarion ed. stofg 2,3Civics club carnival 2, Iym Iamboree l, 2, 3, Interclass riva ry . BETTY LOU VASBY-Science club 3, Tri-Y 1, 3, Girls' Letter club 3, Girls' League 1, 3, Civics club carnival 3, Iym Iamboree 1, Inter- class rivalry 2, Arts club 3, Christmas program I. PATRICIA VIESKO-Civics club 3, German club 1, 2, Tri-Y 3, Girls' Letter club l, 2, 3, Pep club 1, 2, 3, Class council 1, Class sec. 1, Big Sister 2, 3, Civics club carnival 3, Iym Iamboree l, 2, 3, Inter- class rivalry 3. -39 SENIORS NIORS CORINNE WADE-Snikpoh 2, 35 Crescendo 2, 35 Science club 2, 35 Latin club 15 Tri-Y 1, 25 Girls' Letter club 2, 35 Pep club 2, 35 Class coun- cil 35 Red Cross council 15 Big Sister 2, 35 Clarion ed. stall 15 Civics club carnival 2, 35 Iym Iarnboree 1, 2, 35 Interclass rivalry 1, 35 Christmas program 1, 2. IRVING WAGNER-Radio club 3. MARLEASE WALERY-Tri-Y 25 Big Sister 25 Minute Man 25 Iym lame boree lg Interclass rivalry 3. IRIS WALL-Home Ec. club 1, 2, service chairman 35 Girls' Letter club 2, 35 Girls League council 1 Big Sister 2, 35 Civics club carnival 1, 35 Iym Iamboree 1, 2, 3. LEONA WALLACE-Philhistorian 2, 35 Latin club 15 Tri-Y 1, 25 Orchestra 15 Big Sister 2, 3: IYHI IGmboree5 Interclass rivalry 1. NANCY WALLACE-Crescendo 1, 2, 35 Tri-Y 25 Pep club 1, 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Minute Man 15 Annual ed. stall lg Civics club carnival princess lg Interclass rivalry 1, 35 Christmas program 15 French club 1, 2. IANE VIALSH-Que Dice 35 Civics club 35 Philhistorian 25 Red Cross council 2, 35 Red Cross pres. 25 Big Sister 35 Clarion ed. staff 2, 35 Annual ed. staff 35 Civics club carnival 35 Interclass rivalry 3. MARIORIE WALTERS-Girls' Letter club 2, 35 Iym Iamboree 15 2, 3. WILLIAM WANE-Philhistorian 25 Radio club pres. 3. BETTY IO WARD IAMES WATENPAUG1-I BARBARA WEDDLE-Tri-Y Z5 Girls' Letter club 1, 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Iym Iamboree 1, 2, chairman 35 Interclass rivalry 2. CORABELLE WEEKS EMELIA WEIKUM-Snikpoh 35 German club 1,.2, sec. 35 Iym Iamboree 2, 35 Christmas program 1, 2, 3. C MAYSEL WEINBERG-Class council 3. MARTHA WELLER-Honor Society 2, 35 Civics club 35 Tri-Y 35 Girls' Letter club 1, 2, 35 Pep club 1, 2, 35 A.S,B. council 2, 35 A.S,B. sec. 35 Class officer 25 Big Sister 2, 35 Minute Man 15 Iym Iamboree 1, 2, 3. MARY WELLER-Honor Society 2, 35 Civics club 35 Commercial club 25 Latin club 15 Tri-Y 1, section leader 2, 35 Girls' Letter club 35 Pep club 1, 2, 35 Red Cross council 15 Big Sister 2, 35 Interclass rivalry 2 ROYAL WENIG-German club 1, 2. WILLIAM WETZLER DOROTHY WHITE-Spanish club 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 3. LOREN WHITE 140- GLEN WIDDOWS-S club 2, 35 Band vice pres, 2, pres. 35 Minute Man 1, 25 Track 15 Football 2, 3. IACK WILES-Stagecraft 1, 2, 35 Band 15 Civics club carnival 25 Christ- mas program 2. STANLEY WILKES-Hi-Y 35 Minute Man 25 Civics club carnival 35 Base- ball 1 BETTY IEAN WILLAHD-German club l, 25 Girls' Letter club 2, head ol sport 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Iym Iamboree 2, 3, ARDIS WILSON PHYLLIS WILSON--Latin club l, vice pres. 25 Girls' Letter club 2, 35 Girls' League council 25 Big Sister 25 Minute Man 35 Clarion ed. staff 2, 35 Annual ed. staff 2, 35 Civics club carnival 3: lYm Iam- boree l, Z, 3. BETTY WINEGAR-Tri-Y 35 Big Sister 3. NANCY WITTING-Home Ec. club 1, 2, 35 Girls' Letter club 35 Band l, 2, 35 Big Sister 2, 35 Iym Jamboree 1, 2, 3. NINA WOLVERTON CLAIRE WOODCOCK-Apprentice 2. IMOGENE WOODWARD-Iym Iamboree l5 lnterclass rivalry l, MARILYN WYATT-Crescendo l, 2, sec, 35 Big Sister 35 Civics club carnival 35 Christmas program 1. 2, 35 Victory Choir 3 ALEINE YOUNGBLOOD-Philhistorian 1, 2, 35 Girls' Letter club l, 2, 3. ANDREW ZAI-IABE-Honor Society 35 Stagecratt l, 2, 3: Future Farmers lg S club l, 2, 35 Clarion ed. stuff 25 Football 35 Track 1, 2, 3. PATRICIA ZELLER--Science club l, 2, vice pres. 35 Tri-Y 35 Pep club l, 2, 35 Big Sister 35 Civics club carnival 35 Iym Iamboree 1, 25 Inter- class rivalry 2, 35 Christmas program 3, ROBERT ZELLER-Civics club 35 Athletic Honor Society 2, 35 Hi-Y 2, vice pres. 35 S club 2, sec. 35 A.S.B. council 35 A.S.B. torensic mgr 35 Minute Man 1. Z, -41- K. f v., w. SENIORS CAMERA SHY SENIORS Iames Apple Thelma Armstrong Mary Ashton lim Baker Iohn Barsch Mary Beam Estella Boysen lean Coffin Leon Duff Ardina Freitag Betty lane Frye Russell Gearhart Inez Geer Betty Gottenberg Earl Groh Harry Hammer Don Hardy Stanford Hein Henry Hoffman August Knupp Iewell Le Blanc Lois Miller Donna Minton Byron Mische Donald Myers Alton Robertson Truman Runner Rex Tansey Stanley Turnbull Donna Unruh Irene Vogt Iohn Wallace Ralph Wyant -42.. UNIOR HOME ROOM Back Row: Leo Lyman, Francis O'Connor, Bob Larson, Harold McCall, Max Maud. Fourth Row: Betty Hill, Miss Ola Clark, Helen Shepard, Ruth Hobbenseitken, Mina Lee Spranger, Dick Dunn, Harold McCauley. Third Row: Dorothy Saul, Gwenda Boyer, Maxine Srnud, Alma Baal, Shirley Daue. Second Row: Luella Nichols, Magdalene lackman, Rena Skaggs, Ruth Freeman, Arlene Boyington, Florence Nelson. Front Row: Arden Shepard, Patricia Berryhill, Margie Cooley, Patty Brown, Addyse Lane, Verna Kowitz, Newell Williams, lack Slater. Home Room 101 Home Room 105 Back Row: Mary Slater, Beverly Davies, Shirley Lewis, Roberta Roberts, Robert Charlton. Middle Row: Miss Ienette Roberts, Anne Doertler, Beverly Epley, Grace Ashfold, Phyllis Schnell, Bill Robbins. Front Row: Mary Io Rund, Grace Slick, Gernith Borrego, Maurice Deckard, Franklin Combs. ,43- Back Row: Robert Dornbusch, Donald Long, Daryl Willecke, Doris Hannon, Kenneth Lucas, Patrick Bond, Bruce Wrisley, lohn Dalke, Paul Gilmer. Middle Row: Miss Frances Fellows, Glenna Miller, Dessa Lee Holmes, loan McNabb, lrenne Dalke, Eileen Fisher, Colleen Kroner, Shirley White, Polly Forrest. Front Row: Richard Ostrin, Ray Van Dorn, Mary Senter, Stella Teeson, Barbara Smith, lane Acton, Lillian Hoffmann, Pat Hedges, Bob Payne, Bob Hinkle. Back Row: Dorothy Richardson, lune Young, lacqueline Torgerson, Dona Henderson. Front Row: Doris Dimbat, Shirley Kenagy, Wilma Ernest, Betty Lou Kayser, Beverly Wadsworth. -44, Home Room 106 Home Room 108 Back Row: Eric Carlson, Howard Seraton, Bob Odle, Delphia Loewen, Mr, Frank Neer, Claudine Barkhuii, Allen Dasch, Edgar Beeloe, Bill Barlow. Middle Row: Donald Eastridge, Ieanne Foster, Shirley Hansel, Lois Hill, Arlene Fromm, Lillian Turpin, Lorraine Wiles, loann Monkman, Dona Lutz. Front Row: Richard Gatke, Barbara Hoadley, Betty Zo Allen, Richard Yocoin, Don Yoccm, Iosephine Kennedy, lanet Kirk, Lucille Hofferi, Bob Macy. Home Room 109 Home Room 110 Back Row: Bob Gilbert, Arthur Gottfried, Darrel Roihenflusch, Eugene Hirshey, Mr. Fred Bradshaw. Middle Row: Venita Howard, Marilyn Sauers, Alice Beals, Bonnie Daugherty, Betty Kipple, Front Row: Bill Lang, Connie Cooking, Vera Dierks, Pauline Foster, Ruth Townsend, Opal Howland, Marcella Wolfe, lune Iohnson, Patricia Van Decoevering, lohn Malrnin. -45- Back Row: Leon Duff, Bob Weber, Eugene Collett, Wayne Weston. Third Row: Mr. Preston Doughton, Elaine Case, Lenore Kilgore, Ieanne Augell, loan Schurnaker, Pauline Konrad, Daryl Otjen. Second How: Erma Davis, Virginia Kornyate, Ruth Wilson, loan Post, Alice Bond, Alice Helvig, Winifred Weldin, lirn Brown. Front Row: Dorothy Cooney, Betty Reeve, Clarissa Caspar, Wandaline Engle, Shirley Dagenhardt, Marjorie Ruch, Barbara Keyes, Alice Robinson, Harriett Sherry, Back Row: Clyde Iantze, Frank McGee, Miss Mary B. Sayles, Kenneth Kottke, Howard Beugli, Louis Rarnus.Middle Row: Keith Williams, Herbert Fry, Udell McManus, Nadine Sohn, Maxine Sherwood, Richard Baker, Robert Ullman, Bob Staik. Front Row: Delbert Mc- Laughlin, Wanda Ringland, Wilma Noyes, Patsy Kerber, loan Tweeclie, Georgia Roberts, Eva Pearsall, Donna Ietierson, Donald Coon. -46- Home Room 111 Home Room 2 Back Row: Mary Page, Glen Armstrong, Leslie Stevens, lack Nash. Middle Row: Erla Mae Davenport, lean Brown, lean Post, Alice Yates, Miss Mary Eyre, Io Anne Lang, Marvin Saul, Robert Adams. Front Row: Robert Mentzer, Alice Wilder, Marian Trill, Barbara Williams, LaVonne Mathis, Betty Manoles, Mary Hughes, Leah Smith, Bernard Hansen. Home Room 115 Home Room 120 Back Row: Ollie Sacre, Iessie Ellis, Barbara Iones, Eva Lou Barrett, Wilma Dunn, Patricia Farrell, Rebecca Howard, Billy Davis, Miss Beryl Holt. Middle Row: Guy Head, Pauline Sizemore, Olga Mann, Lenore Bean, Lillian Frey, Roberta Brooks, Margie Mode, Dorothy Starkey, Morris McElwee. Front Row: Murray Wade, Irene Sizemore, Ianet Gibson, Mary Lou McKay, lean Wolcott, Sarah Morse, Helen Paulson, Carroll Gragg, Elcena McCune. Douglas Berwick. ..47-. Back Row: Dean Allport, lanet Rilea, Elizabeth Nelson, Roberta Meyer, Betty Ann Wyllis, Ardell Haaganson, lack Fair, Miss Lena Belle Tartar. Front Row: Bob Robins, Marjorie Lundahl, lean Fidler, Marjorie Tate, Edith Mae Fairham, leon Swift, Ioyce Reeves, Iohn Weller Buck Row: Paul Ptau, lim Iones, Miss Mabel P. Robertson, Bill Blaolorn, Middle Row: Helen Furness, Dora Barrett, Doris Barrett, Susan Stuller, Helen Steward, Darlene Pinneo, Shirley Severin, Eva Staples, Front Row: Beverly McMillan, Phyllis Young, Marilyn Clare, Marie Phillips, Maxine Woodruff, Marvell DeGuire, Leota Snider, Evelyn Egelhoii, Darlene Peterson. -48- Home Room 127 Home Room 129 Back Row: Frank Bales, Marvin Simpson, Norma Boles, Hazel Peterson, Lyle Williams, Howard Wood, Esther Schmierer, Mrs. Ruth Sitlinger. Front Row: Alice Buss, Iuanita Snider, Vera Underwood, Emerald Pickett, Esther Lenaburg, Pat Wolcott, Betty Fielen, Mena Miller, Doris Bradbury. Home Room 205 Home Room 212 l , vf sf i 3 Back Row: Bob Crossler, Wesley Bradley, Robert Iones, Tom Boardman, Miss Margaret Burroughs, Marjorie Powell, Iordith Stenson, Wanda Linnell. Front Row: lack Larson, Ted Corbett, Iva Mae Durkee, Lucille Swindler, Mildred Toombs, Gladys Van Hess, Edna Iudd, loyce Anderegg, Bill Barlow. -49- - Wu. Back Row: Ernest Skelton, Dorwin Caspell, Elynore Crawford, Viva Keys, Dawna Welty, lune Swintord, Constance Newton, lack Proctor. Front Row: Gene Valek, Cora Sutliff, Evelyn Ziegler, loyce Lund, Shirley Lukins, Bethel Conover, Lee Nash, Back Row: Van Moorhead, Roy Littlce, Wendell Hall, lim Bradshaw. Middle Row: Bill Stepa- nek, Douglas Yeater, Howard Keith, Paul Russell, Raymond Wilkinson, Miss Vivian Chandler, Front Row: Marcia Moore, Rosalie Wacken, Phyllis Launer, Nelda Carter, Alice Blanchard, Berthalene Strausbaugh, Mary Ellen Wilcox, Iulia Hagan, Helen Elmlund. Home Room 214 Home Room 216 Back Row: lack Kellogg, Reno Yung, Donald Pummer, Bill Brown. Middle How: Betty Lock- hart, Margaret Weaver, Darlene Gardner, Birdeen Sidwell, Iennie Strawn, Miss Carolyn Wilson. Front Row: Peggy Pound, Doris Montan, Margaret Smith, Marilyn Archibald, Audrey Plant, Carroll Crawford, Phyllis Plant, Mary Lou Carroll. Home Room 226 Vocational School Juniors and Sophomores S-11 S-12 S-23 S-26 Back Row: Glenn Lewis, lack Orsborn, George Foat, Derral Iones, Mr. W. T, Porter, Mr. F, D. Smith. Middle Row: Fred Lea, Edwin Haaf, Don Hendrickson, Bob Hamilton, Clarence Aspin- wall, Glen Brandt, Duane Isaacson, Lyle Parke. Front row: Merritt Larsen, Kenneth Munson, Edwin Cater, Bill Loewen, Harris Kirby, Delbert McLaughlin, Don Wilson, Kenneth Crawford. -51- OPHOMORE HOME ROOMS Back How: Mrs. Eula Creech, Dale Bastion, Vern Esch, Bill Gash, Lorita Garrett, Luella Owens, Laura Newton, Virginia Schroeder, Nadine Rankin, Harold Littke, Middle Row: Byron Londberg, Dan Semlo, Pearl Kimball, loan Schwalobauer, Mavis Lillie, Mary Kowitz, Lola Mae Pope, lim Miller, Bill Ready. Front Row: Maurice 'l-leutzenroeder, Evelyn Esau, Pauline Hisler, Marty Lou Coffey, loyce Scott, Dorothy Bergsvik, Shirley Kinane, Norma Cass, lean Curtis, Stanleyglawk. Home Room 10 Home Room 11 Back Row: Glen Vergets, Ed Becker, Bob Bartrutt, lohn Waite, Norman Potter, Bill Wenig, Ioe Brazie, Mrs. Gertrude Smith. Middle Row: George Adams, Delmar Herman, Delores Huckstep, Iunf: Camp, Helen Sannes, lean Hatfield, Delores Hamilton, lola Turner, Roberta Ross, Mars guerite Nelson. Front Row: Fred Welsh, Charles Upclegraft, Charles Chittick, Velma Davis, Norma Vossler, loyce Quine, Betty Causey, lulia lenson, Nancy Farrar. -52- 2 4 Home Room Home Room Back Row: Hugh Byrkit, Bruce Rogers, Howard Gower. Third Row: Patricia Stanley, Margaret Schwiening, Elaine Townsend, Charlene Bower, Irma Cox, limmie Carter, Robert Hammett, Leonard Benson. Second Row: Beatrice Blake, Mearl lngledue, Shirley Post, Iosephine Haury, Beverly McCabe, Earl Cooley, Doris Engle-hart. Front Row: Doris Conn, Caroline Coffee, Charlotte Williams, Carol Miller, Miss Lelia lohnson, Stuart Maxwell, Earl Phipps, Kenneth Miller. 118 123 Back Row: Don Baal, Miss Muriel Wilson, Philip Chambers, Willis Chandler, Iewell Gueffroy, Edith Wilson, Rosemary Maguren, Shirley Sogge, Verena Smith. Middle Row: Eileen Struck Marjorie Quamme, Doris Kimble, Dolores Ann Kling, Esther Wallace, Irene Lough, Ianet Davidson, Peggy Frantz. Front Row: Warren Valdez, Bert Kephart, Peggy Fargher, Deloris Converse, Patricia Pearson, Elaine Winkle, Connie Keller, Dorothy Svarverud, Vonna Martin. Back Row: Bonney Zimmerman, Mrs. Pauline Cohen, Evelyn Montanden, Ianet Dement, Lois Dokken, Pat Shaeffer, Flora Schlag. Middle Row: Herman McLaughlin, Frances Baker, Dorothy Murray, Betty Buhler, Dorothy Salchenberger, Alice Grinzle, Dick Whitely. Front Row: Iames Uebelman, Delvin Bunkowski, Lorna Arnold, Lola Mae Winclecker, Anna May England, Iohn Payne, lim Barlow, lim Bunnell. 3 Back Row: Raymond Propst, Harlow Ankeny, Ray Vibbert, Donald Spelbrink, Donna Gotten- berg, Margaret Simpson, Middle Row: Bob Schwictenberg, lane Carson, Lois Burris, Maricmn Croisan, Suzanne Small, Mrs. Leah Hogue, Iuanita Peters, Carman Roth. Front Row: Nancy Buren, Peggy Paxson, Bette Albers, Delores Clement, Haroldine Lamb, Rheba lean Howard, Viola Burns, Peggy Reader. ..54... Home Room 125 Home Room 202 Home Room Home Room Back Row: Hazel Schaefer, Flora Bond, Herbert Graen, Raymond Gottchel, Ray Boucher, lim l-less. Third Row: Donna Langford, Maurice Strode, Donald Baldwin, Henry Froehlich, Craig Taylor, Donald 'Wate-rs, Betty Golf. Second Row: Barbara Weidner, Donna Baker, lerry Mc- Cormack, Carl Reinwald, Mrs. Mary B. Smith, Harold Meyers, Lois Hammer, loAnn Cater, Front How: Mary Reimann, Louise Robinson, Glennis Allen, Ernest lufer, Roger Radke, Goldie Hagel, Doris Walser, Darlene Evans, Shirley Boyce, Edna Munson, 203 204 Back Row: Don McLaughlin, Dale Van Laanch, Carl Zimmerman, Laurence Wegner, Ray- mond Leonhardt, Harold Long, Rose Mary Taylor, Leia lane Bruce. Third Row: Milton Bergen, Don Dimbat, Hugh Franklin, Gene Anderson, Iim Baer, Ethel Phillips, Meta Wooldridge, Second Row: Bennet Nelson, leon MacLern, Bob Thompson, Mrs. Grace Hockett, l.uE1len Paulson, Wilda Hunt, Pat Macnamara, Ruth l-lelvig. Front Row: Betty Pearson, Arlyn Sheldon, Cora Luper, Ladoska Linnell. Phillip Welling, Bob Deacon, Betty Twedt, Ioyce Evenson, Evelyn Keller, lane Lake. -55- Back Row: Yvonne Gardner, Leon Andrews, Tom Ford, Kenneth Shroder, Craig Kuhns, Fred Blake, Frank Lick, Mrs, Claudine Elbert. Middle Row: Martha Brooks, Mary lean Broedig- heimer, Betty Gregg, Adah Mae Teel, Beverly Karsten, Fay Thomas, Robert Meye, Bud Smith, Allyn Singleton. Front Row: Elsie Stettler, Dolores Purdum, lune Stowell, Eloise lohnson, Frank Deckabach, Patsy O'Connor, Miriam Shelleriberger, Don Pickett, lohn Donovan. Back Row: Eugene Fowler, Vernon Messer, Harold Sherman, Gordon Albers, Mrs. Agnes Derry, Alan Gemrnell. Third Row: lune Davis, Betty Wedmore, Ruth Nelson, loyce Powell, Frank Prince, Robert Waite, Bruce Conn. Second Row: Betty Dodge, Alice Fechner, Donna Lovre, Delores Bailey, Ruth Ball, Eloise lonas, Florence Gilbert, Bob Pendergratt, Frank Burke, Front Row: Barbara Smith, Betty Sellard, Pat Larson, lean Doolittle, Betty Lou Edwards, loan Randall, Catherine Moran, Dorothy Hobson, Bernice lsham, lanet Miller. -56.. Home Room 206 Home Room 207 Home Room Home Room Back Row: Miss Lilian Davis, Richard Lynch, Charles Saucy, Orval Boyle, Richard Barber. Third Row: Gayle Haugen, Doris Martin, Gordon Osborne, Bob Pierce, Vance Yung, Kenneth Purcell, Marlin Horn, Iohn Wallace, Shirley Lively. Second Row: Berna Wall, Shirley Hall, Patricia Underwood, Patricia Lockart, Emma Pienning, LaVonne Cannon, Helen Mae Caswell, Nellie Hoernan, Maxine Propst, Walter Rowland. Front Row: Maxine North, Mar- garet Newton, Beverley Kenney, Don Lucas, Gloria McClintock, Barbara McClintock, Harriet Huston. Ioan Lochead, Ingrid Olson, Carolyn Davis, 211 213 Back Row: Alton Chamberlain, Leanora Pogue, Doris Stutheit, Cole Stephens, Elmer Chris- tensen, Clyde Kunze, Virgil Banks, Harold Edwards, Clarence Hammer. Middle Row: Wilma Dunigan, Margaret Sweetlancl. Irene Wilkinson, Pearl Webster, Ruth Vogt, Dorothy Iames, Luella Eby, Miss Irene Hollenbeck. Front Row: Iohnnie Campbell, Charlotte Reeves, Boletta Brant, Violet Rueschel, Luella Olsen, Bonita McKee, Doris Rintz, Romona Evans, Barbara Sundet, lack Vickers. -57.. Buck Row: Gray Robinson, David Lawrence, Charlotte Lightfoot, Louisa Spalding, Maxine Toevs, lla Crittenden, Warren Iones, Ronald Nichols. Middle Row: Richard Mills, Mary Anne Leasure, Betty White, Hope Iaquith, Helen Hays, lames Pickering, Donald Clark, Mr. H, Broadbent, Front Row: Patsy Nickens, Doris Dixon, Dick Close, leanne Dailey, Donald lohn- son, luanita Williams, Glenna Foat, Robert McLane, Back Row: Kathleen Mullarky, Martha Steuslolf, Helen Grenz, Dora Bohanan, Mr. Glade Follis, Darl Hunt, Violet Richardo, Derral Iones. Middle Row: Mildred Young, Ardith Eckstein, Barbara Baldwin, Harvey Young, Richard Lawerance, Elbert Phillips, Alfred Anderson, Betty McCormick. Front Row: Duane Rawlins, Wilma Sharpnack, Margaret Endres, Mary Elizabeth Reinhart, Ruth Tanner, Harvey Loveall, Neil Boehmer, Iunior Williamson. ...58.. Home Room 219 Home Room 222 Home Room, Home Room S-22 Buck Row: Delores Peterson, Mabel Zimmerman, Miss Iune Philpott, Lois Whitney, George Rosa, Gene Mason, Ralph Chase, Donald Earle, George Stender. Middle Row: Paul Idso, Alvena Meyer, Leona Meyer, Alta Gosnell, Virginia Dill, Barbara Robertson, Dorothy Hollis, Berna MacDonald, Norma Conklin, Arthur Girod. Front Row: Donald Fetrow, Blair McCabe, Elsie lohns, Leota Vandwer, Barbara Upjohn, Shirley Luidahl, Patricia Grady, lack Fitz- maurice, Richard lones, Don Zosel. 224 Back Row: Mr. George Brant, Bud l-larinaman, Wayne Tripp, David DeLapp, Don Davis, Leo Folz, Norman Lindberg, lim Iaqua, Bob McKinney, Middle Row: Virgil Cook, Lavern l-liebert, Kenneth Alberts, Roy Phillips, Russell Kretz, Rodney Bright, Douglas Carter, Richard Givens, Harold Koontz. Front Row: Dan Marcy, Bob Hill, Dan McCall, Dick O'Brien, Dalton Hobbs, Dale Howe, Conrad Cook, Richard Fleener, Dick Scandling. -5g- Back Row: Mr. I. F. Swigart, Dean Dowd, DuWayne Fleming, Kenneth Luke, Lawrence De Lapp, Melvin Hillicker, Vern Kliewer, Paul Harris. Middle Row: Gene Gregory, Daron Dierks, Lloyd Cooley, Dick Craven, Bernard Crane, LaVern Hardy, Douglas Brown, Wayne Gwynn. Front Row: Ted Howe, Charles Feskins, lim Hand, Orville Hearn, Richard Davis, Bill Iverson, Roy Buss, Bob Howland, Bill Dodd. In M emoriam GORDON GEDDES Class of '46 -50.. Home Room S-25 Bk jf x 4 XA, ut wil' mf y fr- -'W Q' M 1 .Wg -mv, .W H WV. W , z, Af I -gf. W W 5 .Egg Fw its w lf Xl' V, , , xx K . P '- ', ,ZS ' at In gffuk f'. . ., A 4 ,. ,V . - - a - ,: , -' v. fl if agj , , way.. . , IN. , 'W , . '5l'1'X . N, - --,. - ,- , ,,. Y 3, ,. , , . , ., , ,... ,,., . L P -' f-1,-.9 ffrw . .1 ,.- I :- -.. 1, - 3. Q., fw .M -,gem N p Jr- '- . W., I V , K 2- . 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'i..w:F1i1.-iw-un, ff - ' ,- ,-iq ggf.4wi:gj, l ids-5:5351 fat' 115' , '- - ' ENE? .MA 'fl-T71-::gL':'f. - .. ' .'fl:L'f1w5 HA -1' V' 4,g,,4f.' .i, ,f ,. -A 'r S g. -: ,DC f2'.j:vqv:u: g, . 3,25-' ,- , vi . ' .. - trw' ': gn, ' ' ,-Q. ' ' ' li-Q2 , 1 v ,M-104 V ' -Q 1 4 V Ju if vw 'Zum-.sm F K, 3. ,LJ ,, .v :. ' .'::W'e5..fgv:,'f-1, ., 31 .5 , 1 L1 qw: - Q.X.m .NQA u.-x ,li V .. TEA. x, - 'Z' .' Wah' : L 3 . . :W A ii ,J -1' - ' . ' if THE CLARION ANNUAL EDITORIAL STAFF has despite war time restriction, given Salem High School students an annual which will be cherished as on accurate record ot school activities dur- ina the school year ot 1943-44. The annual statiwas composed of Patsy Schneider, editor, Beverly Davies, assistant editor, lane Walsh, organizations, Carolyn Carson, activities, Mary lo Bund, ad- ministration- Dulce Mankertz, boys' SDOTTSJ Bob Busick, senior classg Franklin Combs, junior class, loe Brazie, sophomore class, Elmond Decker, snapshots, Mary Kowitz, Margaret Simpson, Mari- rinn Croisan, Bill Merriam, Stanley Hawk, Betty Lou Edwards, Carolyn Davis, Meta Wooldridac, lewell Guettroy, Harriet Huston, Dorothy Cooney, Beverly lfpley, Betty Staab, Mary Reimann, Patsy Pearson, Stella Teeson, Bonnie Baillie, Georgia Roberts, Phyllis Wilson, Helen Paulson, Dick Page, Pat Brown, Buster Wilson, and David Scott, Miss lenette Roberts was the adviser tor the group. THE CLARION ANNUAL MANAGING STAFF, under the direction ol the ambitious manager, Irving Steinbock, together with his able assistants have by hard work and business ability successfully taken care ot the financial side ol this year's annual Those on the stall included Eddie lackman, assistant manager, Duke Mankertz, Buth Anderson, Iune Young, and Bob Macy, solicitors. Mr, Preston Doughton acted as the adviser. -- 53- THE CLARION EDITORIAL STAFF has, under the leadership of Ruth Anderson, succeeded in publishing a Clarion that has maintained the standard set by former editors. Those on the main staff were Chris Kowitz, sports editor, DeLoris Lawrence, girls' sports editor, Donor Lutz, feature editor, Elmond Decker, Dave Scott, and Buster Wilson, photographers, and reporters, Ieanne Blens- ley, Robert Robins, Marilyn Archibald, Addyse Lane, Betty Zo Allen, lean Fidler, Pat Van de Coe- vering, loyce VanDyke, Aileen Hanner, Pat Brown, Edith Eairham, Leo Reed, Carolyn Carson, Bob Weber, Barbara Keyes, Maurice Deckard, Cherie Rcse Raines, Elaine Case, Iune Young, Bob Macy, and Caroline Helton. The reporters on the cub staff were Adah Mae Teel, Margaret Simpson, Bill Merriam, loe Brazie, and Marvel DeGuire. The adviser was Mrs. Leah Hogue. THE CLARION MANAGING STAFF has played alarge part in this year's successful publishing of the Clarion. The alert and active manager Ellis Teel, together with his competent staff have Worked faithfully and untiringly in handling the new subscription rate in addition to obtaining the neces- sary advertisements. When Ellis left for Army service in April, Marilyn Archibald took over his duties. The staff consists of Bob Macy, Betty Zo Allen, Carolyn Carson, Pat Van de Coevering, Ruth Anderson, Arlene Eromm, Bill Barlow, Benny Lambert, Bob Weber, and Robert Robins. Mr. Preston Doughton was their adviser. -64, Speech Debate At the speech tournaments held at Mclvlinnville, Eugene, and Willamette University students from Salem High School won many awards. Those entering in oratory were Maurice Deckard and Dorothy Cooney, alter-dinner speaking, Thomas Brand and George Swiltg humorous interpretation, Addyse Lane, Maurice Deckard, and Helen Boyce, serious interpre- tation, George Swift, poetry, Ruth Bain, and radio, Addyse Lane and Ruth Bain. George Switt and Don Yocom participated in the panel discussion in which the question was: Are the high schools oi Oregon adequately meeting the needs of the students? The COGCII for the speech group was Miss Ella Rose Mason, a Willamette University student. Salem High School sent delegates to the annual debate tournaments held during the 1943- 44 school year, Prizes were won at the district and state tournaments held in McMinnville, Eugene, and Willamette University. The question was: Resolved that the United States should join in reconstituting the League of Nations. The debaters were seniors, Ruth Bain, Helen Boyce, George Swift, and Thomas Brand, the juniors, Dorothy Cooney, Don Yocom, and Maurice Deckard. Miss Ella Rose Mason of Willamette served as coach for the group. -65- Salem High School's eighty piece band was always present at football and basketball games, pep assemblies, and parades. Highlighting the school year were concerts on De- cember 28 and May 9. The organization purchased gold citation cord for the uniforms from money earned from their city-wide paper drive. Following the system started last year, the band was divided into two groups. For the A band the president was Robert Macy, vice president, LaVern Hiebertg point secretary, Gene Horn, recording secretary, Frank Balesg librarians, Roy Houck, Elcena McCune, and Tad Shinkle, reporter, Robert Robins. Officers for the B band were Glen Wicldows, president, Paul Gilmer, vice president, Alva lohnson, point secretary, Nelda Carter. recording secretary, lune Davis, librarian, Doris Martin, scrapbook editor. Drum major was Richard Taw and Pat O'Connor, Lorita Garrett, Colleen Kroner, and Iune Stawell were majorettes. Band Director Vernon Wiscarson deserves much credit for the success of the band this year. Band Fully half of the forty-five members of the Salem High School orchestra were new to the organization this year. Under the direction of Mr. Vernon Wiscarson, the group became a commendable musical unit and played at various occasions. They furnished music at the Snikpoh play, appeared in concert with the band, and took part in Music Week. As is tra- ditional at Salem High the orchestras outstanding contribution was at baccalaureate and commencement. Individual members have added to the enjoyment of civic organizations in Salem. Officers for the past year were Franklin Combs, president, Addyse Lane, vice presi- dent, Betty Zo Allen, secretary, and Richard Barber, librarian. -55- Orchestra Smkpoh Play Cwzcs Llub Carnival Snikpoh Dramatic Society, directed by Miss Margaret Burroughs, presented an entirely new type of play entitled, The Romantic Age, a comedy in three acts by A. A. Milne. This play was one of the outstanding events of the school year and an audience acclaimed it a success. The plot involves Melisonde Knowle, played by Barbara Sundet, a very romantic girl who is looking for a lover in the form of a knight. lerry Leedy played Gervase Mallory who most nearly met her expectations. Other actors and actresses who added much color to the play were Marlyn Hjort as lane Bagot, the visiting relative, Farrell Rust as the comical, Bobby Coote, young admirer of both lane and Melisande, Mariann Croisan, as the hypochondriactic, Mrs, Knowle, Tom Brand as the patient husband, Mr. Knowle, lean Swift as Alice, the maid. Danny McCall played Em, the village yokel, and David Simpson was Gentleman Susan. Miss Lelia lohnson was the faculty manager of the play. Exotic dancers, beautiful girls, waving palm frees, and an oriental temple, gave spirit to Distant Horizons , the theme of the annual Civics club carnival. Queen Marilyn l-ljort I from Snikpoh, was the supreme ruler for the evening and she was crowned by Bill Reinhart, president of Civics club. Chosen as crown princesses were Ioy Randall, Pep club, and Trudie Meier, Que Dice. Other princesses were Barbara Brundidae, Commercial club, Charlotte Mathis, Crescendo, luanita Culbertson, Art club, Arlene Frogley, Future Craftsmen, Evelyn Meithof, Future Farmers, Gloria Evensen, Home Economics, Catherine Thompson, Spanish, Geraldine Nelson, Latin, Kathleen Hug, Girls' Letter, Betty lean Hayes, Philhistorian, Pat Zeller, Science, lean Smith, Tri-Y, and loyce Van Dyke, Radio club. Art club received first place for the skit on China. Second place went to Pep club, who portrayed the South Sea Islands, third place was awarded to Que Dice for an interpretation of Russia. Club Phil- historian received honorable mention for their skit on the home front. Elmond Decker was general chairman of the production and Mrs. Gertrude Smith and Mrs. Pauline Cohen were the advisers. -67- Calendar of the Year September 27 School opens The true beginning of our randi October 1 A. S. B. dance I am a great friend to public amusements, for they keep people from vice October B Girls' League frolic The girls now-a-days display a shocking treedom' October 13 First club day An assembly of good tellows, meeting under ccrta conditions October 16 Salem-Corvallis football game Straight onward to his goal ho trod October 22 Tri-Y get-together A little work, a little play, to keep us going October 29 Salem vs. Bend football game Yes, an' no, an' mebbe, an' mebbe not! N b 4 F F T S 1' Salem vs. Corvallis Football Game ovem er uhlle mmgrs present op ergeqm ,Mullgun So they Ve grafted him into the Army November 5 A. S. B. dance 'll've taken my fun where I've found it November 9 Eleanor King-Crescendo club concert November November November November November IU 12 16 IJ 19 Let me go where'er I will l hear a sky born music still Armistice Day assembly Lest we forget - lest we forget! Goalpost Gallop And life is itself but a game at football Girls' League-Seniors present Stage Door Canteen The vocation of every man and woman is to serve other people Iunior class presents Club 45 llLet me play the fool, with mirth and laughter let old wrinkles come Girls' Letter club alumni dance And sweet girl-graduates in their golden hair l Faculty Sings Pistol Packin' Mama' November ZS Thanksgiving Day I can no other answer make but thanks and thanks, and ever thanks December 1 Future Farmers' banquet Let's eat, drink and be merry tor tomorrow we ration Barn Dance Red Cross pay assembly. Captain Fury Roll on thou dark and deep blue ocean roll December 2 Basketball game - Salem vs. McMinnville We have met the enemy and they are ours December' 1U Christmas program UA voice, a chime, a chant sublime, Ot peace on earth, good-will to ment December 16 Senior class dance - Wintertime See, Winter comes to rule the varied world December 17 Homecoming assembly Such is the patriot's boast, where'er he roam His first, best country ever is, at home December 22 - 68 .. December 22 Sigma Lambda homecoming banquet When good tellows December 22-27 Christmas holidays And l long lor a lo December 28 Girls' League - Iuriiors get together ng vacation present Hillbilly Hill How rare, how precious is frivolity December 28. 29 Ianuary 4 Ianuary 7. B lanuary 13 Ianuary 14 Ianuary 21 Salem vs. Klamath Falls basketball series Something between a hindrance and a help Basketball game - Salem vs. Corvallis There is glory in a great mistake Astoria series - basketball Mum, it is a secret Crescendo club presents George Chavcliavdze Music from the spheres Salem vs. Oregon City And now my task is smoothly won Snikpoh play entitled The Romantic Age Much more happiness is to be tound in the world Basketball Game than gloomy eyes discover Ianuary 28 Basketball game - Salem vs. Eugene You must keep your goal in sight Ianuary 28 Semester ends - examsl February 4 February 4, 5 February B February I0 February ll, 12 do A sadder and a wiser man He rose the morrow Valentine dance - Liberty Belle revealed ' ln the conquest which is service ln the victory which is peace! Speech tournament at McMinnville Speech is civilization itself Girls' League -Sophomores present The Doll House l once had a sweet little doll, dears The prettiest doll in the world Crescendo club concert-The Britt Trio We are the music makers Salem plays Astoria here And that's the best kind ot victory one can wish tor February 18 Civics club carnival morn Serpentine Halts Traffic Unthinkir1g, idle, wild and youngg l laugh'd and danc'd and talk'd and sung February 22 Washington's birthday a ssembly VVashington'2 a watchword, such as ne-'er Shall sink while ther February 24 February 25 February 26 . vs E 5, March 2 we . Queen Marilyn and Her Court -6Q.. e's an echo lelt to air Salem-Dallas basketball game Circumstances over which I have no control Bond drive goes over the top - Sweater Boy named Unless there's a boy there a-whistling Its music will not be complete High School club opens at Y. M. C. A. You have hit the nail on the head Senior class pay assembly - Wake Island Better put a strong fence 'round the top of the than an ambulance down in the valley chit March 3, 4, 5 Tri-Y midwinter conference l light my candle from their torches March 9 Clarion's Dead Line Drag I like the Game and want to play March 16, 17. 18 State basketball tournament He, too, serves a certain purpose who only stands and cheers March 23 Siagecralt pay assembly A workman that needeth not to be ashamed March 24 Iunior class dance Romance is always young l-larch S0 A. S. B. Nominations Theres many a slip 'twixt the cup and the lip April S A. S. B. speeches 'Practical politics consists in ignoring facts Sweater Boy and Liberty Belle AP'i17 Good FAFIGY holiday Their Lent is over, and their Easter won April 13 Crescendo concert- Ianet Bush The music in my heart I bore Long after it was heard no more dance April 14 Tri-Y A hero may be dragged in a romance April 17 A. S. B. elections 'iVVe will now discuss in a little more detail the struggle for existence April 21 Iym Iamboree Can we ever have too much ot a good thing April 27 Sophomore pay assembly Many are our joys in youth May 9 Band concert Open my ears to musicg let me thrill with Spring's first flutes and drums' May 12 Senior class banquet and party There'll be a hot time in the old time tonight Students Buy Bonds and Stamps May 16 Home economics hold open house Home-keeping hearts are happiest MGY 18 A. S. B. installation Human lite consists in mutual service W ,,,,,,,J MUY 15 Hi-Y sweetheart dance -f, 4 The sweetest garland to the sweetest maid 1, 3-Ss' W t -in -I 2 ' May 25 Senior award assembly I V A Let me make an honorable retreat ' 1 2 A: gf... . 3? V' Q ' -Q5 Q i , . f ' y May 28 Baccalaureate g K f if W l.: A word to the wise is suttictent P ' ,, e - . ' - , 1 ... Q ,. 7 ' - -4 In , 1 X May 29 Memorial Day assembly ' 5 5. : ,L Ni i That these dead shall not have died in vain : .- at ...... nts.. f ' I f f f ' 5 t Iune l Graduation 1 V E Q, S . Why meet we on the bridge of Time Y was ' ' W- A 1 1 To chance one greeting and to part? Salem High in the Spring Iune Z Iunior-senior prom A thousand hearts beat happily - 70 - ,W ff MEM . ,2f Wf?UfWfffWXff MMO ,f?'fj,,,,M4!Mf'j f Wf fha WWW df,Wa,pjbqW,,Q MW MP Q1 I '- w J' fy- ., .w ,N ',, W Q.. . l. , vw-- . 4 4-9 .-.N SEL is- a .J -... V ,.,., . EM ., 4. f , vi: '5:-. - , ' , xr lv V .gw A 'B l7 fQ- . A7 I' ' if . :ot '. b f- Xu 1 u ' 'YW 'E' Q- ..-4.215 wi , X, . h Vx ., . fl' -1' 'A 'QFVQ' 5. National Honor Cwzcs Club ORGANIZATIONS One of the most coveted honors at Salem High is election to the Sigma Lambda Chapter ot National Honor Society. Membership is based upon scholarship, service, leadership, and character. During the year two formal inductions for new members were held, and a few days before Christmas the annual homecoming banquet was held. Bill Reinhart, who is now in the U. S. Navy, was the president during the first semester and Evangeline Mc- Kinley, vice president. loy Randall was secretary and Duke Mankertz served as treasurer. The second semester officers were Kay Huntington, president, Rosemary Gaiser, vice presi- dent, leanne Demytt, secretary, and David Scott, treasurer. Chairman of the aflvisory committee was Miss Beryl Holt, and other members included Miss Lilian Davis, Miss Vivian Chandler, Miss Carmelita Barquist, and Mr. Frank Neer. Society l Civics club, as the name implies, studies problems of our city and government. At one of the earlier meetings, a mock trial on juvenile delinquency was produced. Considerable time during club meetings was devoted to planning the annual Civics Club Carnival Officers were president Bill Reinhart, vice president, loan Remington, secretary-treasurer, Norma lean Newgentg and sergeant at arms, Bruce Hamilton. Mrs. Gertrude Smith was the adviser. F73 D. This year Crescendo club sponsored the Crescendo Concert Series for the seventh time. On the program this year were Eleanor King, dancer, George Chachavadze, pianist, The Britt Trio, string ensemble, and Ianet Bush, mezzo-soprano. Members of the club took part ir: civic activities, including the presentation of programs at the U. S. O. and the Willamette chapel A new feature this year was the Weekly radio programs presented by the members over KSLM. Officers for the year were Wilford Beard, president, Donna Unruh, vice presi- dent, Marilyn Wyatt, secretary, Betty lean Merten, treasurer, lean Fidler, historian, Dean Allport, sergeant at arms, Robert Robins, concert manager, Rosemary Gaiser, membership chairman, and Edith Fairham, program chairman. Miss Lena Belle Tartar was the adviser. Snikpoh dramatic society, the oldest club in Salem high, has had an active year. The first event on their calendar was the initiation for new members. In Ianuary they presented their annual play. This year's production, A. A. Milne's The Romantic Age, was directed by Miss Margaret Burroughs. The group received much praise for staging such an unusual and difficult play. At the Civics club carnival they entered a skit and their princess, Mari- lyn Hjort, became Queen Marilyn I. Officers for the year were Thomas Brand, president, Iune Young, vice president, Betty Zo Allen, secretary, Roberta Paulus, treasurer, and David Simpson, sergeant at arms. Miss Lelia Iohnson was the business manager and Miss Mar- garet Burroughs, the coach. -74M Crescendo Club Snikpoh ue Dice Science Club Que Dice, Salem 'High School's speech club, successfully completed the year under the guidance of their new adviser, Mr, George Birrell. At the first of the year their annual initia- tion took place in the gym. Other activities included the presentation of skits for the Civics club carnival and the Alpha Phi Alpha sorority at Willamette. The officers were Don Yocum, president, Addyse Lane, vice president, Connie Cocking, secretary, Shirley Lukins, treasurer, and Helen Boyce, sergeant at arms. The Science club members are chosen from students taking courses in science. Their main activity for the year was the management of the Civics Club Carnival concessions. They had several speakers and different scientific experiments at their club meetings. At the close of the school year a picnic was held. Officers for the year were Barbara Crawford, president, Pat Zeller, vice presidentg Pai Varley, secretary, and Carolyn Carson, treasurer. -YSQ Club Philhistorian is the new name adopted by the organization formerly known as he social science club. The most interesting activity of the group this year was their participa- tion in the Civics Club Carnival in which they entered a princess, won honorable mention for their skit, On the 'Home Front , and had charge of a candy concession in the gym. Their officers for the year were lack Slater, president, Gaylord Nixon, vice president, Wanda Steinbruck, secretary, Eugene Lowe, treasurer, and lim Gwaltney, sergeant at arms, Miss Mary Eyre was the adviser. Club The Commercial club, whose members are chosen from students taking business courses, is now in its seventeenth active year. At one meeting they heard a speaker from the em- ployment oltice. Social events for the year were an initiation party, a Valentine party, and a picnic. The group sponsored a concession at the Civics club carnival. The officers were as follows: Eddie Iackman, president, Ruth Andrews, vice president, LaVelle Cross, secre- tary, lack Corning, treasurer, Caroline Helton, advertising manager, and Howard Beugli, sergeant at arms. Mrs. Pauline Cohen and Miss Elizabeth Hogg were the advisers. N75- Philhzstorzan Commercuzl Club Spamsh Club Latin Club The first event of Spanish club was the initiation of some fifteen new members. At the regular meetings the group enjoyed games, movies, songs, and reports on the customs and war activities of Pan-American countries. ln May the members had a picnic. This year's officers were Bob Macy, president, Dona Lutz, vice president, Wilma Gorton, secretary, lack Ricketts, treasurer, and Beverly McMillan, song leader. Miss Naida Carroll was the adviser. The Latin club, one of the oldest organizations in the school, has had an interesting year. ln the fall they hold their annual initiation. At the Civics club carnival they had a booth in the gym. For the first time in several years the club enjoyed a banquet in typical Roman style. Officers for the year have been Lillian Hoffmann, consul primus, Shirley Severin, consul secundusg Mary lo Rund and Peggy Pound, quaestors, Iune Swinford, Gladys Van Hess, and Mena Miller, aediles, Rebecca Howard and Paul Hale, censors: Beite Albers, praecog lane Carson, scriptor, and Bill Bladorn, pugnator. Miss Frances Fellows was the adviser. ,77- The Home Economics club enjoyed a year filled with many varied activities. Early in the year new members were initiated at a party. At Christmas time the club made doll clothes, sponsored a food sale, decorated l-ligh Home, and prepared gifts for soldiers at Camp Adair. Each week cookies were made for the U. S. Ofs in Salem. An open house and spring picnic brought the year to a close. Officers were Margaret Smith, president, lean Hoffert, vice president, Pat Farrell, secretary, Ioan Tweedie, treasurer, Arden Shepard, reporter, and Wilma Dunn, librarian. Heads of other offices were Iris Wall, service chairman, Leah Smith, program chairman, Lucille Hoffert, corresponding secretary, Barbara Cady, ice cream sales, and Esther Lenaburg, assistant reporter. Faculty advisers were Mrs. Eula Creech and Mrs. Mabel Cooley. Home The girls in the Nurses club learned much about nursing from discussions and by the field trips to near-by state institutions. Each member of the club accompanied the public health nurse, Mrs. Evelyn Rasley, on visits to her patients. They enjoyed a picnic near the end of the year. Officers for Nurses club were as follows: Barbara Williams, president, Barbara Hoadley, vice president, Irene Dalke, recording secretarY7 lo Anne Monkman, corresponding secretary, Sarah Morse, treasurer, and lanet Kirk, social chairman. Mrs. Evelyn Rasley and Mr. Frank Neer were the advisers. -78... Economzcs Club Nurses Club Arts Club Stagecra ft Guild Under the aclvisership of the new art teacher, Mrs. Ruth Sitlinger, the art department formed three new clubs. Their skit on China took first place at the Civics Club Carnival. ln Febru- ary they had a Valentine friendship card sale. Practically every organization in Salem high has benefited from the banners and posters that the Commercial Art club has made for the publicity of various clubs' functions. The l944 Commercial Art farewell party concluded their year. Their officers were George Manning, president, Bob Crossler, vice president: Dorothy Saul, secretary, Emerald Pickett, treasurer, and Ollie Sacre, publicity manager. The other two clubs and their presidents were Graphic Arts club, Pat Hedges, and lnterior Deco- rating club, Myrna Moor. Q . 1 l The Stagecraft Guild has made a fine contribution to the extra curricular program of the high school. The members ot this organization handle the lighting effects, stage prepara- tion, sound equipment, and projection for the auditorium. During the past year they had charge of the stage for the Snikpoh play, three plays for Willamette University, the Christ- mas program, Civics Club Carnival, Homecoming, Girls' League Rivalry, and others. Unlike other groups the Stagecraft Guild elects a new president each six weeks. Presidents were as follows: Robert Bennett, Alden Sundlie, Truman Runner, and Arthur Engelbart. Other officers were Ioe Formick and Wilford Beard, stage managers, Leo Reed, head projectionist, and lack Wiles, head usher. Mrs. Gertrude Shisler was the adviser. -.7Q.. Harrison Elliott Hi-Y again had on active year. With money earned from the sale of ice cream and soft drinks the group purchased an electric sign to use on meeting nights. With other Hi-Y clubs they helped with the war chest drive, sweetheart dance and older boys' conference. Officers for the year included Bill Reinhart, presidentg Bob Zeller, vice presidentg Bruce Hamilton, secretary, Richard Page, treasurer, Eugene Lowe, sergeant at arms. Mr Frank Neer and Mr. Harry Broadbent were the advisers. 4 My - .4-1' I Tl Like the other Hi-Y clubs Arthur Cotton had the older boys' conference, the sweetheart dance, and the war chest drive on their calendar this year. New as adviser this year was Mr. George Birrell, chemistry instructor. Bill luza was president for the year: Newell Williams, vice president, Bob Strebig, secretary, and Daryl Sims, treasurer. -80, Harrison Elliott Hi-Y Arthur Cotton Hi-Y Abel Gregg Hi-Y Tri-Y Abel Gregg l-li-Y cooperated with the other two l-li-Y clubs in sponsoring the sweetheart dance May 19th, in playing hosts to the older boys' conference in Ianuary, and in helping collect money for the United War Chest. The club sold popcorn at basketball games as a money making activity. The club officers were Bob Skopil, president, lim Phillips, vice president, Don Smith, secretary, Gaylord Nixon, treasurer. Mr. Herman Schwartskopf was their adviser. 'o Outstanding features of the year l943-44 for Tri-Y were a hayride, the annual Tri-Y dance held April l4, and the midwinter conference. The officers for the year were Geraldine Nelson, president, Addyse Lane, vice president, Betty Manoles, recording secretary, lo Ann Tweedie, corresponding secretary, lanice Meyers, treasurer, lune Young, program chair- man, Trudie Meier, social chairman, Marilyn Archibald, publicity chairman, Mary Ann Bollinger, finance chairman, Pat Brown, service chairman, Helen Paulson, ring and pin chairman, Betty Zo Allen, camp and conference chairman, and Iackie Torgerson, song leader. Breaking a tradition, this year the club was divided into six chapters. The leaders of these chapters were loann Monkman, Margaret Meed chapter, Cherie Raines, Elaine Fisher chap- ter, lean Swift, Rhoda McCullough chapter, lean Fidler, Ann Guthry chapter, Edith Fairham, Grace Elliott chapter, and Barbara Crawford, Abbie Graham chapter. 1811 The Future Farmers of America had varied activities this year. These included operating a concession at the Civics club carnival, entering a sectional public speaking contest, and participating in shop contests and better farming contests, A parent and son banquet, the county F, F. A. fair, and the sectional parliamentary contest were among the events of the year, too. Officers were Leonard Perlich, president, Dean Bartholomew, vice president, Earl Gum, secretary, Edwin Poppitz, treasurer, and Delman Asher, reporter. Mr. Neal Craig was the adviser. Future Farmers Future Craflsmen The Future Craftsmen wholeheartedly participated in machine shop production throughout the year. They also enjoyed movies on industries and vocations. Officers for the year were as follows: Harris Kirby, president, Armon McDowell, vice-president, Donald Van Hess, sec- retary and treasurer, and Donnell Herrold, sergeant at arms. ,82- The main events of the Apprentices of Future Craftsmen was a banquet held March 2 and their Future Craftsmen initiation. Officers for the year were Ioe Lowery, superintendent, Iulian Gregory, foremanp Gene Smalley, timekeeperp and Dick Miller, gate keeper. Mrs. E. T. Barnett was the adviser. Apprentices of Future Craftsmen Radio Club ln order to obtain amateur licenses the Radio club studied code and theory at their meet- ings. Members were able to practice radio principles on a sending and receiving set. The officers for the year were as follows: Frank Rock, president Bill Wane, president pro temp Don Clark, vice president, Leo Robbins, secretary, Bill Wane, sergeant at arms for the first semester, and Dick Scandling, sergeant at arms the second semester. Mr. George Brant was the adviser and treasurer. -33- The lunior Red Cross is credited with contributing more to the war effort than any other organization in Salem High. Throughout the year the group sponsored the sale of war stamps and bonds. With the aid of the ASB committee the lunior Red Cross made it pos- sible for Salem High to exceed the goal of fl?l5,UUU set for the purchase of a trainer plane. Other war activities included the filling of twenty-five ditty bags for the Senior Red Cross and the making of gift boxes for children in foreign countries. The council is composed of a representative from each home room. Officers for the year were as follows: Grace Shields, presidentg Betty Lou Edwards, vice president, Cherie Raines, secretary, and Charles Chittick, treasurer. Mrs. Ellen Fisher and Mrs, Claudine Elbert were the advisers. The National Athletic Honor society was organized with the purpose of inspiring lettermen to make better grades. Each boy who is a member of the club must have a high scholastic standing. lt was decided at the first of the year that any of the five members could act in the capacity of each office of the club. The main event of the year was the National Athletic Honor society formal. lt was given in December and the theme was Snowflake Fantasy. Members include Richard Taw, Travis Cross, Bob Zeller, Bruce Hamilton, and David Getzen- daner. Mr. Gurnee Flesher is the adviser. -.84-. ,Iunior Red Cross Council National Athletic Honor Society S Club Girls' Letter Club One of the largest and one of the most active organizations of Salem High School is a phrase that aptly describes the Girls' Letter Club. Early fall brought the Sadie Hawkins Day dance at which alumnae and new members were honored guests. Outstanding serv' ice was rewarded by the presentation of gold achievement pins to prominent seniors at the annual formal banquet held in May, With the theme centering around the return of service men, the lym Iamboree brought the year's activities to a close. Officers included Evelyn Meyers, president, Sarah Craven, first vice president, Mary Parker, second vice president, Barbara Kent, secretary, Roberta Rogers, treasurer, Beatrice Smith and Edna Schofield, sergeants at arms and Iune Young, song and yell queen. Advisers were Mrs. Grace Wolga- mott, Miss Margaret Shipler and Mrs. Edith Serell. One of the widely known clubs in Salem High School is the boys' athletic organization, the S club. This group has an annual spring banquet, they sponsor the tournament dances, and they assist at athletic events. To become a member a boy must earn a red chenille letter. The officers for the year were Bruce Hamilton, president, Tom Boardman, vice presi- dent, Bob Zeller, secretary, Art Gottfried, treasurer, and Eugene Lowe, sergeant at arms. The adviser was Mr. Gurnee Flesher. -35- At all games Salem Highs song and yell team led enthusiastic students in their support of the Vikings. Song Bob Slcopil arranged the students. Before queen loy Randall and assistant Norma Newgent along with yell king novel, interesting pep assemblies and introduced several new yells to the Salem-Astoria basketball series the yell team led the traditional serpentine through town. Pep Club The purpose of the Pep club is to promote enthusiasm and to boost the school athletic events. The membership is limited to girls and new members are elected in the tall. This year an initiation party, a candy sale, and a serpentine were among the club's activities. loy Randall was elected crown princess at the Civics club carnival and the club skit took second place. Song queen lay Randall and assistant Norma Newgent were automatically president and vice president. Other officers were Helen Paulson, secretary, Dessa Lee Holmes, treasurer, and Barbara Crawford, sergeant at arms. ,-Vx ....QJ.. Song and Yell Leaders M WMUQWM MW? f . ff A ,fdyyffw MW ,ff W ,iff , . wwf' VWW ' ,Qdff Wy, fwwwf ,v X ff' jail-4yM If J ' X X .xp X , ff f ,f f X -Z I j 1, f , f WM 4 W DAO 1 I' 1 . .A - 5-liiil' A I 3 ,112 ig ,,-., Af- gf Q., -, . - fx' ,W 1+,gjfQ7YffH'7m'?3xx' 1 f x nd, .bm 2 -3 . 412'-f'q'l .- ' ,. '-df: ngnuu Li1k'1 55 .1 5 - 1--,W .4 y .': '- ,yay . ,,,g-4:ws' 'img 1, .1--'r fud- ,, .- , 1. 1 4 , L vw.w,..i , '..-Q11-,vi .N , ' , 'R .w'-:j:.1'e.1- wf - .- ,..-1 -, 1.,,- f -, w. 'Qu-v fa:-Mk - fgfmf' ' V- ' -M'-Jgugii 65?-' 1 ire' f ,hmqqgi .,.,qr,n Y .. ya I '51, f7n1'M,Q,:. ' f, Y, , 4,3'f' ? , ' .':,f.-af.-w ,. ,-., H. ma 'a , ,V u.. -, MH 1 , 1'f 1 - lf. : .f- -Q1 M, :N v' bf 'H ' 15'l,:1::'-36' . ' ' 'W Q55 ,f- 5,5 Hr'-'N 1. 'r rgftfv ' ' -1 1q4,p.Jrw,.eiMf Y H inf A fsfifi' gg C-XL A N x I . . A Y , X I., . f M X . I 1 ry x p n ' 1 4 ' 1 ' s- 4 r . Y.'!.Xx.! .x gg-3 ff' wr -1 5 1 V , COACHES Although several men connected with the physical education department have entered the armed forces since the outbreak ot the war, the staff has changed little in the past year Gurnee Flesher is the capable director of athletics While Tom Drynan and Herman Schwartzkopt are full time instructors. Frank Beer, biology instructor, coaches the layvees and Frank Brown ot Parrish lunior High coaches basketball tor Salem High. Under the guidance ot these coaches, Salem High has had top teams during 1943-44. -gg- Reinhart Purcell Hamilton Wilson Getzendaner Burlingham Van Dorn Bisbee Barlow Slater Cross Widdows Elwood Qangan Gottfried , mgr. FOOTBALL Starting the season with ten returning lettermen, Coach Tom Drynan fashioned a smooth functioning team. With a light but fast backfield, running from either a T-formation or a single Wing, the Red and Black rolled up a total of 83 points to their opponents 71. The Viks scored all but seven ot these points in the sec- and halves of their games. High spots of the season included a 7-O win over the Albany Bulldogs which broke a fourteen game losing streak dating back to November 1941, the holding of the powerful lefferson Democrats to a Thanksgiving Day tie, and victories over Corvallis, Oregon City, and As- toria. The season wasn't all bright for the Viks, for they were defeated tour times. Those members of the squad receiving the block S's were linesmen Don Burlingham, Ierry Langan, Bill Bar- low, Noel Worley, lack Slater, Don Bis- bee, Melvin Hilficker, Howard Elwood, Don Wilson, Bob Payne, Glen Widdows, and Tom Boardman, backs, Bruce Ham- ilton, Travis Cross, Art Gottfried, Ray Van Dorn, Les Purcell, Bill Beinhart, Dave Getzendaner, and Everett Staats, and Manager George Gottfried. End Ierry Langan was named to the No- Name League All-Star team and nine other Vikings were given honorable mention. SCOREBOARD Salem Milwaukie l3 Salem Bend Salem Klamath Falls 3l Salem Astoria Salem Albany ,,,, U Salem Medford Salem Corvallis , O Salem Eugene Salem Oregon City 6 Salem lellerson fPortlandl Varsity Football: Jayvee Football Under tho guiding hands ol Coach Herman Schwartzkopt, the Salem High lunior Varsity compiled a record ot two wins, two losses, and one tie. During the season the Baby Vikings or Iayees ran up some 48 points to 30 lor the opposition. Those receiving their Circle S's were lim Arnett, Allan Bellinger, Bob Bennett, Don Davis, Eugene Fowler, Gordon Geddes, Bob Hamilton, Iim Iones, Benny Lambert, Bill Ready, Bob Singleton, lim Shawver, Bob Thompson, Dale Yarnell, Steve Zurlinden, Stuart Maxwell, lim Barlow, Andy Zahare, Nile Castor, lim Hess, Daryl Otjen, Richard Harrison, Dean Thomas, LaVerne Fowler, and Roy Houck. -,Q1.. Cross Zeller Burlingham Bellinger Lowe Chapman Gibson Helmhout Boardman Mason BASKETBALL Using a squad composed of tive lettermen, three Iayveees, and two transfers, Coach Frank Brown molded a Viking basketball squad which went through the season win- ning thirteen and losing thirteen games for c percentage of .5OU. In his second year as coach ot the Red and Black, Brown's charges amassed a total ot 780 points to 769 for their opponents. The brightest moment in the sea- son was achieved when the Viks tipped As- toria's Fishermen two straight early in Feb- ruary, 35-32 and 30-25. In an early season game the Salem team also defeated Klamath Falls, the defending state champions. The Astoria series initiated a tive game winning streak which included consecutive victories over Astoria, Milwaukie, Albany, and Tilla- mook. Burlingham was the individual high scorer with l7O points in twenty-six games. Captain Travis Cross followed with l32 in twenty-tour games, and Don Chapman was third with lUl in twenty-five games. Pros- pects tor next year's outfit are good with six lettermen and two varsity reserves returning. -92- Pictured below are the members ot the squad during the season. Included are Allan Bellinger, Don Burlingham, Tom Boardman, Travis Cross, Don Chapman, Bob Deacon, lack Fitzmaurice, Doug Gibson, Bruce Hamilton, Loren l-lelmhout, Eugene Lowe, Gene Mason and Bob Zeller. Varsity Basketball l ,Iayvee Basketball The layvee basketball team played fourteen games this season with a record of ten losses and four wins. They won games from Ietferson, Independence, Springfield, and the General Finance in the Salem city league. Members of the maple board squad during the year were Alton Chamberlain, Laverne Heibert, Ierry Clay, Bob Charlton, lim Barlow, Don Pickett, lack Slater, Pete Hoar, and Bruce Wrisley, as well as Bob Deacon, lack Fitzmaurice, Gene Mason, and Tom Boardman who played with the varsity squad late in the season. -93- Although the war has caused the track team to take fewer trips to other towns, the team this year compared favorably with those of other years. Under the guidance of Tom Drynan, the trackmen have participated in both district, and local meets. Returning track lettermen included Richard Taw, sprint, lack Larsen and Duane Isaacson, hurdle, Bennie Lambert, lim Shawver, and Bob Macy, half mile, Richard Gatlce, high jump, Art Gottfried and Tom Boardman, discus, and Norman Dalke, iavelin. ,i Track Goff The only team representing Salem High School that must play at their own expense and during their own time is the golf team. This year play has been even more difficult than ever before because of the scarcity of equipment and gasoline. Those who made up this year's golf squad were Dan Fry, Evan Boise, Stuart Compton, Frank Southwick, lim Barlow, and Bunny Mason. Gzrls Coaches , Heads of Sports Now completing her twenty-first year as head of the girls physical education department and adviser of the Girls' Letter club is Mrs. Grace Wolgamott. Miss Margaret Shipler, who is new to the department, is assisting her Miss Shipler directed the extra-curricular program ot sports for the girls, Alter a semesters leave-ot-absence Mrs. Edith Serell rejoined the stall early in February. As a substitute tor Mrs, Serell, Mrs. Marjorie Carson taught girls gym during the first semester. Seasonal sports held the most prominent place in the Girls' Letter club activities. The tol- lowing girls were officers and heads of sports: Doris Dimbat, aerial darts, lacqueline Torger- son, archery, Pat Viesko, badminton, Beverly Wadsworth, basketball, Helen lean Gilbert, bicycling, Dorothy Richardson, baseball, Donna Henderson, bowling, Mary Bollinger, golt, Betty Willard, hiking, Margaret Smith, horseback riding, Delores Dougherty, pingpong- Delores Deweese, play days, Betty Staab, assistant head ot play days, Thelma Gamble, ring hockey, Betty lean Korb, roller-skating, Calline Hillman, ice-skating, Betty lean Iohns, soccer, Wilma Earnest, speedball, Betty Kayser, swimming, Shirley Kenagy, tennis, Ruby Burnham, tumbling, Connie Cocking, volleyball, Barbara Weddle, chairman ot the Iym lamboree, Kathleen Hug, assistant chairman, Faye Plenge, wardrobe mistress, Maxine Smalley, assistant wardrobe mistress, DeLoris Lawrence, reporter, and loanne Twedt, musician. -QS- 'Nuff said Keep your eyes on hlm, Ianet Try this sometime Before the fight After Earl and Barb Salem High band on parade Bruce and hm shadow Spectator Dryrran Stu lust Clowning Give 'em the axe Steinbock on Top C migralulations a Claw nf '44 ml Good Luck It uv,-.-, 1 I sig, 1'1-1- X , .1,: i l l , F . .. 'l l'-Halt, f fix 4 Q .1, .'1' 1 bvzvn QM 11 ir iil 1 L . 1,1 -' 'A ' I A ,A1-1, ',A1.11 s ' ,1,,,.-.- A- .1,.. ,noni .,,,,,, H Pd .t.i.1,.,:.L: 1.1, .11 .,,.,1 - -13 IVQUII 5-N QAZQQI IZ. . 1,1351 zuqvl, 1 A ,L b X f . . vfiffiii -1,11'-1 f ' '1 -. ,Z-cj, 3 ,. - C H! W H AT A . . .when the war is won . . .and battle- born wonders transform our peace-time living. When you'll see as well as hear radio shows right in your own living room . when the school bus will drop out of the sky to pick up the children and bring them home at night. When rnirrors won't break, and the sheerest fabrics won't stain or burn or fade! And that day, as always we'll be bringing you these new things . . when they are still new! i -97- I SALEM LAUNDRY CO CWIEDER'SJ Laundry and Dry Cleaning ELEPHONE 91 PATSY SCHNEIDER .... Edif I IRVING STEINBOCK . . Manag I944 CLARION ANNUA ,. I , , vf I , I e IN4-f' .- f K .2 ' C- 'x . 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