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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1945 volume:

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X 0 Tri 1945 CIJARIQN TELLS THE rr r through 115 stuchc-as ET fyxx r f ' ' l Q Q f x X 4 1 5 X X v Cv X X ff 5-.ur 7 F411 I vii af' v 1 I QQ swf' -V: 2 r .. rA '-A-. , 1' 9:11551 fy 541 f N, 4'1 2n Vx . - X- 'Wy . 5-IQHHMM 1 f u 5 , 49 ax '7.s11f.7 t W g s , 'f , SX f f ' V , - f I -3 Fl! 3 1 We +,Q ' : N'-M kgirsffze-2532? - lu ' - eQ?:.v.,we -- ,'4 1 -Q 234:54 vpn K if X ' - ' fit-3-fir? f , .45 'fg-,ifizf fi- ,f 5' ' Eiga? gp'-A ,Z-A, 5,?vf, 13303, r re, f55i.,,,,,Q, 4 4 I 1 9 'J ' ' f' ff k,r1 j gy fl . ,Ezgflp ln 9 W I if Isrgqkv Adil? I JCM? , 9 LQ- emcl its social life prepares us rc-zsponsibilitq of r ir H ' r' and qood citizenship in r A 1 1 sToRY OF How SALEM HIGH x 'FIX and ITS program , 4. ' ,Q through its sports ,, to assume tho cooperation, nolqhborlinoss, 'rho world of Tomorrow ' Bi? 'A - ' r Q S ...4-. 1945 Clarion A nnual Published by Associated Students of Salem High School Beverly Davies ......................,........... Editor Bob Weber ...., ..,. ........ M ol nclger bfdmini trativn Cooperation between the faculty and students of Salem High is the founda- tion oi our school life. .-5.. W QQ v.m-M , sw mmm: Q 1 mmm, .mmwff principal This annual is a record of happy events. The memories and reminders contained herein will be recognized many times as the happiest in your experience. As you advance in years you Will more and more realize that high school days are the days when you really had enjoy- able times. This page represents a department of the school that seems remote from the individual student, and yet, in a sense is closer than many other divisions. The principal, the deans, and the office staff in general see the school as a whole. The keeping of the records, looking after the personal needs of everyone, organizing, encouraging, consoling, helping to plan are some of the multitude of jobs that clear through the office staff. T lt Was but a short time ago that l became a member of this school. The fine spirit Very Well exemplified in this book has helped me to gain enjoyment from my Work. lt is my hope that l have contributed something to make high school life worthwhile. HARRY B. IOHNSON, Principal Miss Mabel P. Robertson dean of girls dean of boys ...g.. Mr. Harry Bjohnson Mr. Frank E. Near Superintendent of Schools Mr. Frank B. Bennett superintendent of schools The mark of a great school is the character of its students and the leadership of its faculty. ln these respects Salem can be justly proud. When one adds to these the excellent building and equipment of our senior high school, We indeed must recognize our great opportunity and responsibility. We have, however, additional promise in past-War development of minor but important additions to our plant and the development of a splendid athletic field with new grandstands, turf, and lighted field. When these developments are accomplished, Salem will indeed have physical properties affording the best in education. The administration eagerly joins with student body and faculty in our common purpose to attain real excellence for Salem High School. - FRANK B. BENNETT School Board Mr. Donald Young Mr. Bennett Dr. Leon Barrick Mrs. David Wright Mr. Ralph Campbell Mr. Connell Ward Mr. Boy Harland ..9.... Faculty and Personnel Mrs. Katherine Wrenn: Typing. Mrs. Helen Edurnndson: Bookkeeping, typing. Mrs. Pauline Cohen: Typing, Commercial club adviser. Mrs. Martha Pinson: Typing, Miss Elizabeth Hogg: Stenography, office training. Mrs. Gertrude Shisler: Mathematics, Miss Beryl Holt: Head of Math Dept., Honor Society adviser. Miss Lelia Iohnson: Mathematics, Snikpoh adviser. Miss Ann Boentje: Mathematics, Sophomore class adviser. Miss lenette Roberts: Spanish, Clarion Annual adviser. Miss Naida Carroll: Spanish, French, and German, Spanish club adviser. Miss Frances Fellows: Latin, Latin club adviser. Miss Margaret Shipler: Girls Physical Education, Pep club adviser. Mrs. Grace Wolgamott: Head ot Girls Physical Edu- cation Dept., Girls Letter club adviser. Mrs. Edith Serrell: Girls Physical Educa- St t H' t . M. H tion, Girls Letter club adviser. G es ls my T any class adviser, - 10 ... Mr. Preston Doughton: Head of rnercial Dept., Financial adviser Clarion newspaper and annual Fred Bradshaw: Mathematics United States History, Hi-Y and Faculty and Personnel Mr. Torn Drynan: Boys Physical Education, Football and Track Coach. Mr. Herman Schwartzkoptz Boys Physical Education, Athletics assistant, Hi-Y adviser. Mr. Frank Beeri Biology, Assistant coach. Mr. Gurnee Flesher: Boys Gym director, National Athletic adviser, S club adviser. Mr, Frank Brown: Varsity Basketball coach. may 1fUO7f':C ' Miss Ada Ross: Head of English Dept. Mrs. Ellen Fisher: English, Red Cross adviser. Mrs. Agnes Derry: English. Mrs. Claudine Elbert: English, Red Cross adviser. Mrs, Mabel Cooley: Foods, Home Ec. Miss Vivian Chandler: Biology, Senior adviser. Mrs, Elva Feike: Home class and Aesculapian adviser. Miss tics. Ola Clarki Mathematics, Senior class adviser. -11- Mrs. Grace Hockett: English, Tri-Y ad- viser. Mrs, Mary B. Smith: English, De- bate coach, Que Dice adviser. Mrs Leah Hogue: English, Clarion Paper ad- viser. Faculty and Personnel Mr. George Birrell: Chemistry, Hi-Y and Que adviser. Miss Carmelita Barquist: Biology. Miss potti Head ol Science Dept., Science club ad' Miss lrene Hollenbeck: Biology, Tri-Y, and Sopho class adviser. llley cofvmse Miss Carolyn Wilson: English, Tri-Y adviser. Isabel Goodnough: Librarian. Miss Lois Fel American Problems, Iunior class adviser. vfrftffff ff- f 'V-MU 5 Mrs. Mary Headrick: Instructor of Mrs, lanet Frees: United States His- Mrs. Ruth Sitlinger: Ari, Art club stringed instruments. Miss Lena Belle tory. Miss Mary E. Eyrez Head of So- Vlsef- Miss Mcffgqfel Bl-UYQUQhS3 I Tartar: Vocal music, Crescendo club ad- cial Science Dept., Club Philhistorian momgs and .pubhc Spegkmg I . I h . , I y Public Speaking, Drama, and l viser. Mr. Vernon Wiscarson. Band and adviser. Mrs. Gertrude Smith. American Miss Lillian Davis. English' Iunior : orchestra. Problems, Civics club adviser. adviser, acuity and Personnel Shop Teachers: Mr. Forrest Smith, Mr. Wilbur Mag- ss, Mr. William McKinney, Mr. E. T. Barnett, Mr. orge Brant, Mr. Carl Lindstrom, Mr. Lewis Mitchell. flraf we VVLCL9! e fmfefaawe Office Staffi Mrs. Florence Mulcahy, Miss Caroline lton, Mr. Ralph Tavenner, Mrs. Henrietta Girgich. Eula Creech: Head of Home Cafeteria Staff: Mrs. Marie Mathis, Deplw Home EC' Club Gd' Schogl Nurgej Mfg, Evelyn Rqgleyl Mrs. Neva Sil'1'lIT1OI'!CiS, Mrs. Iessie Cl'lO- pel, Mrs, Eva Arnett, Mrs. Bessie Reaser. Faculty and Personnel Custodionsz Mr. Garfield Wilson, Mr. Dorve Pcrtter son, Mr. Charles Hill, Mr, loe Iohnson. AW me jfuimre Mr. Ioe Himmellz engineer. X, Chemistry Lomb. Art Room .. 14 .. Zln emuriam who The Clarion Annual pays tribute to Salem High Boys gave the last full measure oi devotion to their country. Graduates- Iames Apple-1944 Otto Bahlburg-1936 Gordon I. Benson-l937 Dorval A. Binegar-1938 Tom Brantner-l 940 Orwin Brown-1940 Cliiiord Buren-1942 Iack Causey-l 937 Robert Clark-1928 Charles Cunningham-1938 Walter Dahlen-1939 Howard I. Damon, Ir.-1937 Donald Harms-l 940 William Huitman-1938 Mervyn Lf Hurley-1942 Edwin Iohnson--1935 Paul Iudd--1941 t Roger Kellogg-l 934 Milton E. Lipps-l 929 Frank Lynch-191 9 Elbert F. McKinlay-1941 Robert Miller-l 924 Francis Minturn-1939 Max Morrow-1936 Warren Pickett-1938 George F. Pro-1939 Rex Putnam, Ir.-l 938 Iohn Reynolds-1940 Iarnes Richardson-1942 David Ringland--l 942 Iohn Rohrner-l 937 This list is mposed oi names record Iack Routh-1928 Iack Roach-1937 Quentin Ruecher-l 937 Russell Satter-1940 Herbert I. Schmaltz-1942 Verdie Sederstrom-l 935 Everett Smith-1940 Robert Smith-1942 Roy Strausbaugh-1936 Dick Terpening-1937 Richard A. Thompson-l942 Wilbur A. Wilkes-l942 Iohn F. Williams-1919 Iack White-1940 Iohn L. Zurcher-1937 Non-Graduates- Eddie DeWayne Applegate Harry Couchman Felix Foster Roy Robert Grillo Lewis H. Hansen Robert Harrington Troy Lockhart Alfred McElroy Lloyd Merk Warren Page Glen Pavey Paul A. Pettit Alfred Quesseth Roy Iack Short Donald Turner Norman Willig ed before April 1, 1945. We sincerely regret if we have inadvertently omitted any names that should appear in this roster ot honored dead. The Editor 15- 'Glasses Here We acquire knowledge, skills, cmd lidecds Q-16- Led through their final year at ye old Vik Villa by President Arthur Hap Englebart, the class of 1945 brought to a close a highly successful three years of high school. Vice-president Ieanne Foster capably kept up the social affairs and activities of the class. Events were a class banquet, a dance, and a gigantic pencil sale, all of which were climaxed in the spring by the Farewell Banquet, and the Senior Class Farewell Assembly. Carolyn Carson proved a competent secretary. Tom Boardman, as treasurer, managed the various monetary affairs of the class, and Art Gottfried served as sergeant at arms. Preceding his induction into the navy in December, Iim Shawver filled the position of forensic manager. Iacqueline Torgerson was class song queen. Senior class representatives to the A.S.B. Council were Connie Cocking, Ruby Burnham, and Loren Helmhout. From the 576 students enrolled as Sophomores three years ago, the class has dwindled down to a total graduating body of 368. This unusual decreasemay be attributed to the fact that increasing numbers of senior boys have entered our armed services. Serving on the Senior Class Council were Frank Bales, Bill Barlow, Dorothy Boyes, Iim Bradshaw, Don Eastridge, Dessa Lee Holmes, Betty Lou Kayser, Lee Nash, Bob Odle, Leonard Perlich, Ianet Rilea, lack Slater, Patricia Van de Coevering, and Harry Wiedmaier. ' -lg.. t Senior Qftlccrs Senior Council en ior Class . . , .53 63 ACTON ADAMS ALLEN ALLPORT ANDEREGG ANDERSON ARCHIBALD G. ARMSTRONG lane Acton Ir. Class vice-pres., Girls League, treasurer, Honor Society, Civics club, vice pres, Pep club, Girls Letter club, Girls League Council, Que Dice, Band, Tri- Y, Iym Iamboree, Civics Club Carnival. Bob Adams entered from Woodburn High School Woodburn, Ore. Betty Zo Allen Crescendo club, Science club, Snikpoh, sec., Pep club, Que Dice, Girls Letter club, Tri-Y, Honor Society, Clarion Stati. Dean Allport Crescendo club, sergeant at arms, Band, Orchestra, pres., Civics Club Carnival. Ioyce Anderegg Aesculapians, Girls Letter club, Red Cross Council. Ioyce Anderson entered from Litchfield High School, Minnesota. Marilyn Archibald Manager of Clarion paper, Honor Society, Civics club, Commercial club, Tri-Y, Civics Club Carnival, Public Address System, Iym Iamboree, Girls Letter Club, Pep club. Glenn Armstrong Christmas Choir. T ARMSTRONG ASHER ASHFORD ASPINWALL BAAL BARKER C, BARKHUFI' M. BARKHUPF BA .r. . s. ,. 'Mg 2 Q' 51 www K? 3 ....... ...,., Q , A Thelma Armstrong Aesculapians, lym lamboree. Del- man Asher Future Farmer. Grace Ashlord Sophomore Class Council, Home Ec club, Girls Letter club, Tri-Y, Clarion Statl, Clarion Annual Staff, lym Iamboree. Clarence Aspinwall. Alma Baal Girls Letter club, Home Ec club, Tri-Y, Civics Club Carnival, Iym Iamboree. Richard Baker Social Science club, Intramural Basket- ball, Intramural Football. Frank Bales Senior Class Council, Civics Club, S club, Hi-Y, Basketball, Wrest- ling. Sam Barker Future Farmers, pres., Stagecraft. Claudine Barkhuff. May Barkhufl. Bill Barlow A.S.B. Sergeant at Arms, S club, pres., Civics club, Que Dice, Hi-Y, Honor Society, Football, Intramural Basketball. Thomas Barnes. Dora Barrett Tri-Y, Girls Letter club, sergeant at arms, Iym Iarnboree. Doris Barrett Girls Letter club, sergeant at arms, Tri-Y, Iyrn Iamboree. BAKER BALES RLOW BARNES DORA BARRETT DORIS BARR B :2:2 E :':: -, . P .Q . zzl . gbizzl ,,,,,,,,.,.,. . .,,.. . ..... rf ,. ,, W ll? -if 9 is 'if 'f-'-. r . - , f 5 , E W ----- , - 2 :fs L 'll . sf s- ' -... I 'ZQ g , 253 . W, ' ' ' .ff WW f 1 lnll ' I . it ' 5 ..... ,gk ,,.. L .. .,,. , .ir 1 , 4, .. 19 ..- ::-':- Cr, 5 Q W ws. rt fw- Senior Class Y r H M, ,::- .eisixw ,- X Q S -. , , E. BARRETT BARTHOLOMEW BEALS BEAM BENNETT BERRYI-IILL BERWICK BEUGLI Eva Lou Barrett Girls Letter club, Art club. Dean Bartholomew Future Farmers, vice-pres. Alice Beals Tri-Y, Iunior Crescendo. Lenore Beam Entered from Weldon High School, Weldon Iowa. Robert Bennett Sophomore Class pres., Stagecraft, Hi-Y, Arthur Cotton, pres., Civics club, Que Dice, Civics Club Carnival, Football, B team. Pat Berryhill Girls Letter club. Douglas Berwick A.S.B. Forensic Manager, A.S.B. Coun- cil, Civics club, Science club, Honor Society, Hi-Y, Civics Club Carnival. Howard Beugli Commercial club, Intramural Football. Robert Bishop. Bill Bladorn Latin club. Alice Blanchard. Tom Boardman Senior Class treasurer, S club, vice- pres., Hi-Y, Harrison Elliott, sgt. at arms, Club Philhis- torian, Honor Society, Athletic Honor Society, pres., Civics club, sgt. at arms, Stagecraft, Football, Basket- ball, Track, Iayvee Basketball, Intramural Football. Dorothy Bond Red Cross Council, Tri-Y, Girls Letter club, Iym Iamboree. Gemith Borrego Commercial club. David Bosell Entered from North Bend High School. North Bend, Oregon. Dorothy Boyer Entered from Oska- loosa High School, Oskaloosa, Iowa, Tri-Y. Gwenda Boyer Spanish club, Tri-Y. Dorothy Boyes Pep club, Girls Letter club, Home Ec club, Interclass Rivalry, Iyrn Iamboree. Arlene Boyington Tri-Y. Doris Iune Bradbury Home Ec club, Tri-Y. Iris Bradbury Entered from Merrill High School, Merrill, Oregon. lim Brad- shaw Sophomore Class Council, Senior Class Council, Que Dice. BISHOP BLADORN BLANCHARD BOARDMAN BOND BORREGO BOSELL D. BOYER G. BOYER BOYES BOYINGTON D. BRADBURY I. BRADBURY BRADSHAW K 1 st ,: Mm 1 I '.fT ...20... ..,: 5' V i 1 A 1 so .X X 4 .. dit -f BROOKS 1, BROWN 15fCBROifvE R. BROWN ' W BURNETTE BURNHAM BURSON CARLSON CARROLL CARSON CARTER CASE CASPER Senior Class Roberta Brooks Snikpoh, Tri-Y, Red Cross Council, Iym Iamboree. lean Brown. Pat Brown Sophomore Class Council, Spanish club, sec., Tri-Y, Grace Elliot Chapter pres., Que Dice, vice pres., Clarion stall, Clarion An- nual stalt, Pep club, Girls Letter club, lnterclass Rivalry, Civics Club Carnival. Rosalie Brown. Bettie Burlcs Entered from Washington High School, Portland, Oregon. Vereta Burnette Girls Letter club, Home EC club. Ruby Burnham A,S.B. Council, Sophomore Class Council, Girls Letter club, sec., Tri-Y, Pep club, Home Ec club, Honor Society, Iym Iamboree, lnterclass Ri- valry, Civics Club Carnival. Richard Burson Band. Eric Carlson. Mary Lou Carroll Tri-Y, Girls Letter club, In- terclass Rivalry, Iym Iamboree. Carolyn Carson Senior Class, sec., Honor Society, Civics club, Pep club, Tri-Y, Girls Letter club, Que Dice, Science club, Clarion staff, Clarion Annual staff, Iym Iamboree, lnterclass Rivalry. Nelda Carter Latin club, Girls Letter club, Home Ec club.Elaine Case Science club, Tri-Y, Clarion staff fs , Darwin Caspell. Robert Charlton. Connie Cocking Senior Class Council, A.S.B. Council, Civics Club, Que Dice, sec., Pep club, Tri-Y, Girls Letter club, Civics Club Carnival, lnterclass rivalry. Frank Combs Cre- scendo club, Clarion Annual editorial stall, Orchestra, pres., Band, sec. Bethel Conover Tri-Y. Margie Cooley Tri-Y, Spanish club, treasurer, Que Dice, Pep club, Girls Letter club, Girls League Council, Red Cross Council, Civics Club Carnival, Iym lamboree, lnterclass iff Rivalry. Dorothy Cooney Debate and Forensic, Girls Letter club, Latin club, pres., Tri-Y, Que Dice, Snikpoh, QLClarion Paper stall, Clarion Annual stall, Snikpoh play, M Tomorrow the World , lnterclass Rivalry. Theodore QCorbett Science club, treasurer, Clarion staff. Carol! 'Crawford Science club, Tri-Y, lunior Class Council vElynore Crawford Commercial club, Tri-Y, lnterclass XQRivalry. Kenneth Crawford. Earl Croghan Stagecraft, if pres., Football, asst. mgr. George Croisan. Bob Cross- ,-li ler Commercial Art club, pres., Civics Club Carnival, Clarissa Casper Tri-Y, Commercial club, Iym Iamboree. A' A Intramural basketball. tt - CASPELL CHARLTON COCKING COMES CONOVER COOLEY COONEY CORBETT C. CRAWFORD E. CRAVVFORD K. CRAVVPORD CROGHAN CROISAN . CROSSLER H ' ' -'---'- 1 A ., ' 'ff iff -1,-' A ' Z , U .,... 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Beverly Davenport Tri-Y, treasurer, Red Cross Council, treasurer, Home Ec clubg Que Diceg Clarion staflg lnterclass Rivalryg Iym Iamboree. ITT DIERKS ,ki BLANCHE DAVIS DIMBAT Erla Mae Davenport Tri-Y. Beverly Davies Clarion Annual editorg A.S.B. Council, Sophomore Class Coun- cilg Club Philhistoriang Girls Letter club, Tri-Yg Honor Societyg Iym Iamboree. Billy Davis. Blanche Davis 'Iunior Crescendog Clarion Staifg Christmas program. George Davis Entered from Sweet Home High School, Sweet Home, Oregon. Maurice Clifton Declcard Snik- poh, Commercial club, Que Dice, Clarion staff, Snikpoh play, Tomorrow the World . Marvell De Guire Spanish club, sec., Honor Society, Tri-Y, Girls Letter club, Clar- ion News editor, Clarion Annual statfg lnterclass Rival- ryg Iym Iamboree. Margaret DeVine Latin club. Donna DeWitt. Vera Dierke Girls Letter club, Iym lamboree. Doris Dimbat. Anne Doerller Home Ec clubg Tri-Yg Red Cross Council, Civics Club Carnival. Richard Warren Dunn Future Craftsmen, vice-pres. Wilma Dunn Tri-Y, Home Ec club, G. DAVIS DECKARD DE-GUIRE DOERFLER R. DUNN W. DUNN - ...... S - --'- I I ' A A I UQ... ' ' -C . sl . .ii ' t ec 1 qs , is r 5- K Q, K , g a, qi .... 53 2 5? A M gg sg X 522.1 - V. ..,.... . ,,.. .1 2: M is l X , 1-3. FA ,... r .Q Q, - Y . ,nr .1322 .-.221 FARRELL P. FOSTER W x xxxx 4, V. fi, .Xa . ,,.. M5 M w e ms., V 'tis-... .5 . 'Q -v r .- ..... .::,-,... ..::-:If 4 12' .- , ras: 3 . ,,,, V V: Q? 4513352 26 . fr: 'Las f 6 MW ,4 ff 4 3 'Q s 2 t X fy Q Z 53 V 49 . if ks , , 'jf f Rx 4 7 ,Q , if M :fi y Y 5 v My -9? 'ti t .,. VV U ..,.:: 5 :., --:::: v',,, V ',v- In A .A-x EGELHOFF I, M. ELLIS , nn, -Y. Y Y Y ENGLEBART EPLEY ERICKSON ETTNER FAIR FAIRHAM FARNUM S Senior Class Wilma Earnest Girls Letter club, pres., Pep club, Sci- ence club, Tri-Y, Iym Iamboree. Don Eastridge Senior Council, Hi-Y. Evelyn Egelholf Tri-Y, Girls Letter club, Pep club, Ida Mae Ellis. Iessie Ellis Tri-Y, Pep clubg Civics club, Interclass Rivalry. Helen Elmlund Girls Letter club. Wundaline Engle Red Cross Council, Girls Letter club, Home Ec club. Arthur Engelbart Senior Class pres., Hi-Y, S club, Honor Society, Stagecratt, Track. Beverly Epley Ir. Class Council, Que Dice, sec., Clarion Annual staff, Civics Club Carnivalg Iyrn lam- boree. Evelyn Erickson Girls Letter club, treasurer, Iyrn Iarnboree. Donald Ettner. lack Fair Crescendo club, Civics Club Carnival. Edith Fairham Soph. Class Council, Crescendo, vice-pres., Tri-Y, Honor Society, Civics club, Pep club, Snikpoh, Girls Letter club, Span- ish club, pres., Clarion staff, Interclass Rivalry, Civics Club Carnival. Donald Farnum Soph. class yell leader, Soph. Class Councilg Hi-Y, Football, Intramural foot- ball, Intramural basketball. I W Patricia Farrell Home Ec club, sec., Tri-Y, Red Cross Council, Civics Club Carnival, Iym lamboree. Eleanor Feilen Tri-Y. lean Fidler Sophomore Class sec., lunior Class sec., Honor Society, sec., Crescendo club, sec., Pep club, Girls Letter club, Tri-Y, Anne Guthrie, pres., lym Iarnboree, Civics Club Carnival, Interclass Rivalry, Abel Gregg hasher .Eileen Fisher Home Ec club, Muriel Fitts Latin clubg Crescendo club, Tri-Y, Orches- tra, Interclass Rivalry. Polly Forrest. Ieanne Foster Senior Class vice-pres.g Tri-Y, Pep club, Que Dice, Snikpoh, Civics club, Senior Class Council, Civics Club Carnival, lnterclass Rivalry. Pauline Foster Latin club, Science club, vice-pres., Girls Letter club, Pep club, Iym lamboreeg lnterclass Rivalry. Lillian Frey. Helen Doris Friesen Crescendo clubg Iym Iarnboree. Arlene Fromm Commercial club, pres., Honor Society, Girls Letter club, Clarion Managing staff, Civics Club Car- nival, Iym Iarnboree. Herbert Fry. Leonard Fry. Vir- ginia Fulwider Entered from Corpus Christi High School, Corpus Christi, Texas. FEILEN FIDLER FISHER FITTS FORREST I. FOSTER FREY FRIESEN FROMM H. FRY L. FRY FULWIDER im I MW' its VWtt'Qiar l -23- en ior Class FURNESS GAMBLE GARDNER GATKE GIBSON GILBERT GILMER GOGOLIN Helen Furness Aesculapians, Tri-Y. Thelma Gamble Girls Letter club, second vice-pres., Pep club, Science club, Tri-Y, Girls League song leader, Honor Society, Interclass Rivalry, Iym Iamboree., Darlene Gardner Girls Letter club, Spanish club, Club Philhistorian, Tri- Y, Interclass Rivalry, Civics Club Carnival, Girls Letter club, Iym Iamboree. Richard Gatke Club Philhistorian, pres., S clubg Track.Ianet Gibson Science clubg Pep club, Tri-Y, Civics club, sec., Girls Letter clubg Honor Society, Iym Iamboree, Interclass Rivalry. Robert Gil- bert Latin club, Aesculapians. Paul Gilmer Band, vice- presg Orchestra. Phyllis Gogolin Entered from Wes- sington High School, Wessington, South Dakota. leanne Gooden Pep clubg Home EC club. Arthur Gott- fried. Senior Class sgt. at ams, S club, vice-pres.g Hi- Y, Honor Societyg Athletic Honor Society, Trackg Foot- ball, Intramural Wrestlingg Intramural Boxingg Intra- mural Basketball. Carroll Gragg Iunior Crescendog Spanish club, Tri-Y, Girls Letter club, Club Philhistor- ian, Girls League Council, lnterclass Rivalry, Iym Iam- boree. Harvey Gray Entered from Phoenix High School, Phoenix, Oregon. Pearl Grogan. Earl Gum. Iim Gwaltney. Ardelle Haagenson Crescendo club, treas- urer, Tri-Y, Girls Letter club, Civics Club Carnival, Iym Iamboree. Wendell Hall Club Philhistorian, Intramural Football. Shirley Hansel. Virginia Hartman Club Phil- historian. Mariorie Hathaway Tri-Y, Commercial club. Patricia Hedges Spanish club, Tri-Y, Graphic Art club, pres., Civics Club Carnival, Loren Helmhout A.S.B. Councilg Sophomore Class forensic manager, S club: Civics clubg Honor Society, treas.g Hi- Yg Athletic Honor Society ,pres., Basketball. oooDEN aorrrmrn amos GRAY aaoez-iN GUM GWALTNEY Mcmsom HALL HANSEL HARTMAN HATHAWAY HEDGES HELMHOUT 4 ri. 4 ' 751 x'.' we rw 2 X -.24-. HOBB HO f 4 - 25 Y 4' f -- 1 ,ri DON :ON DONA HENDERSON HICKS B. HILL HILL HOADLEY ENSEIFKEN HOFFERT HOFFMAN HOLLAND HOLMES- R. HOWARD V. HOWARD Senior Class Alice Helvig Red Cross Councilg Girls Letter clubg Tri-Y, Aesculapiansg Iym Iamboree. Donald Henderson Now serving in the United States Navy. Dona Henderson Girls Letter club, Commercial club, Tri-Y, lym Iam- boree. Russel Hicks FFA, sec., Fun, Frolic, cmd Antics. Betty Hill Home EC club, Girls Letter club. Lois Hill Tri- Y. Barbara Hoadley Aesculapians, pres., Tri-Y, Honor Society, Civics Club Carnival Princessg Clarion Annual staff, lnterclass Rivalry, lym Iamboree. Ruih Hobben- seiiken. Lucille Hoflert Home Ec club, vice-pres., Girls Letter club, Civics Club Carnival, Iym lamboree, Inter- class Rivalry. Lillian Hoffman Sophomore Class Coun- cilg lunior Class Councilg Red Cross Council, Tri-Y, Club Philhistorian, Latin club, pres., ,Clarion Annual Staff. Helen Holland Entered from Central High School, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Dessa Lee Holmes A.S.B. Councilg Pep club, trec1s.g Que Dice, Civics club, Girls Letter Club, Tri-Y, Commercial club, Civics Club Car- nival, Interclass Rivalryg Iym Iamboree, Rebecca Howard Latin club. Vinita Howard Snikpoh, Spanish club, Tri-Yg Clarion Annual staff, Civics Club Carnival, Band. Opal Howland Soph. Class Council, Girls League Council, Red Cross Council, Tri-Yg Girls Letter clubg Honor Society, Iym Iamboree, Civics Club Carnival. Bill Hudson Now serving in United States Navy. Mary Hughes Civics club, Commercial, Que Dice, Pep club, Girls Letter club, Tri-Y, Girls League Council, Civics Club Carnival, lym Iamboree, Public Address staff. Magdalene Iackman Commercial club, sec.g Tri-Y. Zorita Iackson Home Ec, lym Iamboree. Clyde lantze Track. Donna Ieiferson Aesculapians. Glen lohnson Band. Iune Iohnson Tri-Y, Nurses club, Home Ec.g Wayne Iohnson. Barbara Iones Science club, pres., Girls Letter club, Civics Club Carnival, lym lamboree. Robert Iones Band, Orchestra, Intramural basketball, Intramural fooiball. Edna ludd Girls Letter club, Art club, lnterclass Rivalry. Myrna Kaminga Transferred from Iunction City High School, lunction City, Oregon. ,fix WLAND HUDSON HUGHES IACKMAN IACKSON IANTZE IEFFERSON IOHNSON .ICI-INSCN W, IOHNSON B, IONES R. IONES IUDD KAMINGA , ,, s 1 5 f E , ef t' Na ' , rw . ': ' ' si.. ,.,.. . MQW x 1 X S . y ,fig 5 5 ,I ,ex g,i,Essii.iuw X ,,,, .... ,,,, M A 1 MM 4 . 'II-f '- -'----'1 V V W , ' .ii f F We ....25.-. Senior Class KAYSER KEITH KENAGY by .:. S Y :..,, iii ,....,..::: J N '- --S EE r'nel ' ' L ' ' Ur ..,,:,: . , , ,. .. . ,.,... QW ,,, V, : - i nnn N V .-'--2 .. L .-..,,, ' ' ,' N My ti ifmas - ' 7 ' 'if 'V,. .. ' 2 I 1-41 L-.. te? i N. KENNEDY KERBER KEYES KEYS Betty Kayser Iunior Class Councilg Senior Class Coun- cilg Club Philhistoriang Pep clubg Commercial clubg Girls Letter clubg Tri-Yg Clarion statfg Orchestra. Howard Keith. Shirley Kenagy Civics clubg Girls League, vice-pres.g Pep clubg Girls Letter clubg Tri-Y. Iosephine Kennedy Girls Letter clubg Que Dice, treas.g Civics clubp Pep clubg Tri-Yg Latin clubg lnterclass Rivalryg Civics Club Carnivalg Iym Iamboree. Norma Kennedy. Patsy Kerber Spanish club, press Tri-Yg Girls Letter clubg Civics Club Carnival. Barbara Keyes Club Philhistoriang Tri-Yg Clarion statt. Viva Marie Keys Tri-Yg Home EC club. Lenore Kilgore Iunior Red Cross Councilg Home Ec clubg Tri-Yg Girls Letter clubg lym lamboree. Iohn Kellogg. Betty Kipple Girls Letter clubg Iym larnboree. Ianet Kirk Tri-Yg Club Philhistoriang Nurses clubg Pep clubg Girls League Councilg Clarion statig Interclass Rivalryg Snikpoh. Pauline Konrad Girls League Coun- cil. Kenneth Kottke. Verna Kowitz Girls Letter club. Colleen Kroner Home Ec clubg Girls Letter clubg Civics Club Carnivalg Iyrn' larnboree. William Laidlaw. Addyse Lane A.S.B. vice-pres.g A.S.B. Councilg Iunior Class vice-pres.g Spanish club, se-c.g Que Dice, vice- pres.g Snikpohg Orchestra, vice-pres.g Tri-Y, vice-press Honor Societyg Civics clubp Public Address staff. Clarion staitg Snikpoh play, Tomorrow the Worldng lnterclass Rivalryg Civics Club Carnivalg Iym Iamboreeg Girls Letter clubg Pep clubg First place in State Speech contest. Io Anne Lang Girls Letter clubg Girls League Councilg Science clubg Aesculapiansg Iym larnboree: Orchestra. lack Larsen Hi-Yg Civics clubg Track. Phyllis Launer Aesculapians. lack Lee F.A.A.-Fun, Frolic and Antics. E iciieoma KELLOGG KIPPLE KIRK KONRAD KoTTKEE Kownz KRONER LAIDLAW LANE LANG LARSEN LAUNER LE x .Q Q - L r-Qt r t ' W --'s I . - - - 2 , ...... . -.egg 3 -5 mn f ,yy ,gg -:1:' 51.9 15: -. ,ss 4 ii: C' . W.. ff. e rsrs me ., t ..1 . srrrrr so -.26-. ' L 'rr A at is 2 . My ' ,. , M , Q S t f'-:E-' rw f . -sez. .r 5:51 X , -5::-- X ft .,,.,..:If1j. ' ' Q ::::: :--- f R 'W 'ik Lnwwuna LL w is LINNELL LI'li'l'KE LOCK!-lAH'l' 'A ' - LOWE LUKINS LUND LUNDAHL Lurz LYMAN MACY Senior Class Esther Lenaburg Girls Letter club, Home Ec club, Girls League Council, Red Cross Council. Shirley Lewis Home Ec clubg Girls Letter club, Tri-Yg Iyrn Iarnboree. Wanda Linnell Girls Letter clubg Iyrn Iarnboree. Roy Littke Hi-Y, Football. Betty Lockhart Red Cross Coun- cilg, Tri-Yg Girls Letter club, lym Iarnboree. Delpha Loewen Arts club, Girls Letter club, Tri-Yg lyrn lain- boree. Donald Long. Eugene Lowe Honor Society, pres.g National Athletic Honor Society, Club Philhistor- iang Hi-Y, Civics club, S club, Sgt. at arrnsg Stagecraft, vice-pres.g Footballg Trackg Basketball. Shirley Lukins Sophomore Class Council, Honor Society, Civics club, Pep club, sergeant at arms, Que Dice, treas.: Girls Letter club, Tri-Y, sec.g Girls League Council, Iyrn Iamboreeg lnterclass Rivalryg Civics Club Carnival. Ioyce Lund Pep club, Horne Ec clubg Tri-Y. Mariorie Lundahl Sophomore Class Council, Pep clubg Crescen- do clubg Honor Societyg Tri-Y, pres. Rhoda McCulloughg Girls Letter clubg Home Ec club, lnterclass Rivalryg Civics Club Carnivalp Iym Iarnboree. Dona Luiz Clarion Newspaper editor, Spanish club, vice-pres., Snikpohg Honor Society, Tri-Y, Pep clubp Civics club, Girls Letter clubg Girls League Council, lyrn Iarnboreeg A.S.B. Councilg Abel Gregg hasher . Leo Lyman. Bob Macy A.S.B. pres.g Sophomore Class treas.g Spanish club, pres.g Band, Que Dice, Hi-Yg S club, Civics clubg Clarion Statfg Trackg Intramural Basketball. Iohn Malmin Club Philhistoriang S clubg Track, Base- ballg Intramural Football, lntramural Basketball. Betty lean Manoles Sophomore Class Council, Tri-Y, sec.g Pep club, sec.5 Home Ec club, Girls Letter clubg Civics clubg Honor Society, lnterclass Rivalryg Iym Iarnboreeg Hi-Y hasher . Calvin Massee Science clubg Honor So- cietyg Stagecrattg lntrarnural Football. LaVonne Mathis Home E: clubg Pep club, Girls Letter clubg Girls League Council, Civics Club Carnival, Volleyball. Max Maude Hi-Yg Club Philhistorianp Footballg Basketball. Harryette Mazac: Latin clubg Tri-Yg lnterclass Rivalry. Elcena McCune Tri-Y, Margaret Meade, pres.g Cre- scendo clubg Spanish clubg Girls Letter club, Snikpahg lnterclass Rivalry, Civics Club Carnival, lyrn larnboree. Morris McElwee Latin club, Crescendo clubg Orchestra. Frank McGee Oskee, 2nd vice-pres., Civics clubg Public Address statt. Mary Lou McKay Honor Society, vice- pres.g Spanish clubg Abbie Graham, pres., Pep clubg Girls Letter club, Civics club, Iym lamboreeg lnterclass Rivalry. Deb McLaughlin Hi-Yg Track, Wrestling. Udell McManus Science club. Beverly McMillan Spanish club, songleaderg Tri-Yg lnterclass Rivalry. Roberta Meyer Tri-Yg Snikpohg Crescenclog Girls Letter clubg Civics Club Carnivalg lnterclass Rivalryg Iyrn Iamboree. l MALMIN MANOLES MASSEE MATHIS MAUDE MAZAC MCCUNE MCELWEE MCGEE MCKAY MCLAUGHLIN MCMANUS MCMILLAN R. MEYER -as RN to 3 2:a:a:s:s:a:a:s-' 5 3 ali Q ss f H1 few- ' 'W W . 1 ..' ' A . L .... ..... ...,... . , ' if . A 54 '5i5' A WJ' ' -Z 2 ' ' i A A-' mf? ' s ' .e Us tai: A vii ? x I 4 ...5g:i:s:g .,,. l I 4 1 ,... lg .,..,. t Wxwwu 551 is SM ' rw? 'g l N. if M: 1 it Wg 2 EE .,..,... X X ., i . W ,... ,.,.,., I . r A , , .... . ,gg .,,. A t .,,.,.....,,. A ii 3 w - 21- Q Senior Class X WX fi' 3 2:55:15 ::2:'- - tg ' ' .. ...,... ...:., , .,A,. , I r . fx . ls s , L W. r , , N I 4 S. I ' , ....,.,., ,. W .. - n V. -- zvz- - - Q-V' is f Q R .sit H X ii -:V ,Es QR' i s , I g. V 5. 3--N XX 2 I f ' - Xfk, cfs it' in .s ii Q RICHARD MEYER G. MILLER M. MILLER R. MILLER MODE MONKMAN MONTAN MOORE Richard Meyer. Glenna Miller Tri-Y, Girls Letter club, Philhistoriang Girls League Council, lnterclass Rivalry, Mena Iane Miller Latin club, Honor Society, Tri-Y. Rogene Miller. Margie Mode Tri-Y, Commercial club, Iym Iamboree. Ioann Monkman Tri-Y, pres., Girls Let- ter club, Girls League Council, Clarion staff, Snikpohg lnterclass Rivalry. Doris Montan. Marcia Moore Pep club, Spanish club, Girls Letter club. Van Moorhead Science club, Crescendo club, lntra- mural Basketball, Intramural Football. Marvin Mor- rxett. Sarah Morse Aesculapiansg Girls League Counn cil, Honor Society. Patsy Mulcahy. Lee Nash Iunior Class Council, Senior Class Council, Snikpoh, sgt. at arms, Clarion Annual staff, Civics Club Carnival. Elizabeth Nelson Girls League, sec., Tri-Y, Pep club, Girls Letter club, Crescendo club, Girls League Coun- cil, Iym Iamboree, Civics Club Carnival, Interclass Rivalry. Florence Nelson Club Philhistorian, Aescula- pians. Constance Newton Girls Letter club, Iym Iam- boree. Luella Nichols Girls Letter club, Tri-Y, Commer- cial club. Wilma Noland Entered from Ventura Iunior College, Ventura, Calit. Wilma Noyes Tri-Y, Girls League Council, Girls Letter club, Spanish club, song leader. Francis O'Connor Entered from Sedwich Coun- ty High School, Iulesburg, Colorado. Arlene Odenborg Home Ec club, Girls Letter club, Tri-Y, Civics Club Car- nival, Iym Iamboree. Bob Odle Entered from Enterprise High School, Enterprise, Oregon. MOORHEAD MORRISETT MORSE MULCAHY NASH E. NELSON NEWTON NICHOLS NOLAND NOYES O'CONNOR ODENBORG ..-.28..- F. NELSON ODLE 7- 'l' 5 3 W E - ', 'R . 2 I ' -- I I A,A,A I i R RRRR 51 N is l ' ' 1'1' .AAA ig 1 so ii I ':':::':': - iff' 4' C ' ' , ..s:- :sasasasasa:5s- 1. 'w -1v'- W , Q ' 1 , K , ff si i i if? ' A ' .,.,.,. ,.... , is Ki I 'fr 5 P ':': 'WW' ' .f W .,,,. tw ..,. , .. .,..,.. , . rg wa , M gi as A.A , P OLIVER O'NEILL OTIEN PAGE PEARSALL PERLIOH D. PETERSON H. PETERSON 1, PETERSON V. PETERSON PFAU Senior Class Keats Oliver Stagecrattg Club Philhistoriang Civics Club Carnival. Roderick Olsen. Roberta O'Neill Girls Letter clubg Tri-Y. Daryl Otien Football. Mary Page Home Ec club.I.yle Parke Hi-Y. Helen Paulson A.S.B. sec.g Pep club, sec.p Honor Society: Que Diceg Girls Letter clubg Civics clubg DAR Representativep Commercial clubg Girls League Councilg Tri-Yg Clarion stattg Clarion An- nual stattg Interclass Rivalryg Civics Club Carnivalg Iym Iamboree. Eva Pearsall Girls League Councilg Aescu- lapiansg Commercial club. Leonard Perlich Senior Class Councilg FFA, pres. Darlene Peterson Tri-Yg Girls Letter clulog Commercial clubg Iym Iamboree. Hazel Peterson Girls Letter clubg Tri-Yg Iym Iamboree. lack Peterson. Veneta Peterson Home Ec cluby Tri-Y. Paul Pfau Intramural Basketballg Intramural Wrestling. PHELPS PHILLIPS AN POST JOAN POST POUND PO . .,,.. , . ': i .... .. . :'i is f gf yj' 5122 . . '-::11 ..... ............ , .... 2 Z iirr 1 3 5 if -'1- 2 f tj. E52 i'i'l ii ri. L Ardcma Phelps Commercial clubg Tri-Y. Marie Phillips Iunior Class Councilp Tri-Yg Girls Letter club. Emerald Pickett Commercial Art club, treas.g Girls Letter club: Clarion Annual staifg Iym Iamboreeg Civics Club Car- nival Princess. Darlene Pinneo Sophomore Class Coun- cilg Girls Letter clubg Club Philhistoriang Commercial club. Audrey Plant Tri-Yg Red Cross Councilg Interclass Rivalryg Iym Iamboree. Phyllis Plant Arts clubg Tri-Yg Girls League Councilg Iym Iamboreeg Civics Club Car- nival. Don Plummer Intramural Basketball. lean Post Tri-Yg Girls Letter clubp Girls League Councilg Inter- class Rivalry. Ioan Post Girls Letter clubg Tri-Yg Inter- class Rivalryg Iym Iamboree, Peggy Pound Latin club, treas.g Tri-Yg Iym Iamlooree. Marjorie Powell Spanish clubg Girls Letter club. lack Proctor Clarion stattg Bandg Orchestra. Wcxva Purdum Tri-Yg Art clubg Red Cross Council. Louis Rczmus Que Diceg Future Craftsman: Intramural Basketballg Orchestra. PICKETT PINNEO A. PLANT P. PLANT L PROCTOR PURDAM RAMUS PLUMMER t enior Class RAPI-i REEVE REEVES RICHARDSON RICKETTS RILEA RINGLAND G. ROBERTS Thelma Raph Club Philhistoriang Girls Letter clubg Band. Betty Reeve Girls Letter clubg Club Philhistoriang Tri-Yg Girls League Council. Ioyce Reeves Tri-YQ Girls Letter clubg Pep club, treasurerg Crescendo clubg Girls League sergeant at armsg Honor Societyg lnterclass Rivalry. Dorothy Richardson Girls Letter club, treas- urerp Pep clubg Clarion statfg Iym lamboree. Iack Ricketts Spanish club, treasurerg Hi-Y5 Que Diceg Civics club, pres.g Civics Club Carnival. Ianet Rilea Pep clubg Crescendo clubg Tri-Yg Spanish clubg Civics clubp Honor Societyg Clarion staflg lnterclass Rivalry. Wanda Ringland Home Ec. club. Georgia Roberts Club Phil- historiang Tri-Yg Clarion staiig Clarion Annual staff. Roberta Roberts. Bob Robins Sophomore A.S,B. Coun- cilg lunior A.S,B, Councilg Crescendo club, pres.g Hon- or Societyg Que Diceg Civics clubg Hi-Yg Clarion statig Editor of S.H.S. Handbookg Civics Club Carnival. Alice Robison Home Ec club. Darrell Rothenlluch Trackg ln- trarnural Football. Mary Rund Latin club, sec.g Home Ec club. Marjorie Ruch. Paul Russell Intramural Foot- ballg Intramural Basketball. Barbara Ryan Que Diceg Snikpohg Tri-Yg Girls League Councilg Tomorrow the World g lnterclass Rivalry. Ollie Sacre Commercial Art club. Darrell Satter Now serving in the United States Navy, Marilyn Sauers Tri-Yg Civics Club Carnival. Dorothy Saul Girls Letter clubg Commercial Art club, sec.g Latin club. Marvin Saul. Don Scheelar Sopho- more Class sgt. at arrnsg Que Dice, sgt, at arms, lritra- mural Football. ROBERTA ROBERTS ROBINS ROBISON ROTHENFLUCH RUND RUCH RUSSELL RYAN SACRH SATTER SAUERS D. SAUL M. SAUL SCHEELAR V15 2 rf., 2 f A 6 if if aIv-vs, we qi . 30- X? .5 y I we QQ? 4 t it si X liiliftw N H va, i t E:E:Eq: E:E.E: jf. : 'Fi 'E I ff I. ...si .,gs::':' . E Sis . ,: , :: g H --,, . ,IAM we' MW oft. SCHNELI.. SCHROljDi2It SENTER SEVEI-IIN SHAWVER A. SHEPARD H. SI-itil-'Ai-t1.J SHERWOOD SIDWELL D. SIMPSON M. SIMPSON I. SIZEMORE P. SIZEMORE SKAGGS Senior Class Phyllis Schnell Civics clubg Tri-Yg Pep clubg Latin clubg Que Diceg Interclass Rivalryg Civics Club Carnival. Ann Schroeder Club Philhistoriang Ir. Crescendo. Mary Senter Red Cross Council. Shirley Severin Tri-Yg Pep clubg Latin club, vice presg Girls Letter clubg Intercfass Ilivalryg Iym Iamboree. Iames Shawver Senior Class forensic rnanagerg Senior Class Councily Clarion Sports editorg Stagecraftg S clubg Trackg now serving in United States Navy. Arden Shepard Home Ec, clubg Tri- Yg Girls Letter clubg Civics Club Carnivalg lnterclass Rivalryg Iyni Iarnboree. Helen Shepard Civics clubg Tri- Yg Pep clubg Honor Societyg lnterclass Rivalryg Iym Iarnboreeg Civics Club Carnival. Maxine Sherwood Home Ec club. Birdien Sidwell Girls Letter clubg Tri-Yg Clarion staiig Iym Iamboree. David Simpson Snikpoh, sgt. at armsg Honor Societyg Stagecraftg Public Address Statig Snikpoh play, manager, Tomorrow the World . Marvin Simpson. Irene Sizemore Tri-Yy Home EC clubg Girls Letter club, Pauline Sizemore Tri-Y5 Girls Letter clubp Home Ec club. Rena Skaggs Girls Letter clubg Tri-Y5 Commercial clubg Red Cross Council. Ernest Skelton. lack Slater Iunior Class presidentg S clubg Harrison Elliott, presg Civics clubg Club Philhis- torian, pres,g Honor Societyg Athletic Honor Societyg Pres. ot 24th Older Boys Conterenceg Footballg Iayvee Basketball. Mary Slater Tri-Y. Grace Slick Latin clulog Tri-Y: Barbara K. Smith Girls League Councilg Tri-Yg Aesculapiansg Girls Letter clubg Clarion staffg Iyin Iam- boree. Howard Smith. Leah Smith Home Ec clubg Pep clubg Girls Letter club. Leslie I. Smith Hi-Yg Stagecraitg now serving in U. S. Navy. Marjorie Smith Horne Ec clulog Girls Letter clubg Tri-Y. Maxyne Smith Girls Letter clubg Commercial clubg Tri-Y. Peggy Smith. Leota Snider. Nadine Sohn Commercial clubg Tri-Yg Iym Iarnboree. Mina Lee Spranger Tri-Yg Home Ec clubg Girls Letter club. SKELTON I. SLATER M. SLATER SLICK B. SMITH H. SMITH LEAH SMITH SLIE SMITH M. SMITH MAXYNE SMITH P. wwe HHQWSSS A te W my ir TH 8 I '- : ' .ggi .,..,. :.:. . I wa, E E -1. ' M SNIDER SOHN SPRANGE is ' ...:............. .... S 2. 1 ' ff as ' tw, 2 ,gt 'L at V 1 ....' . LQIE: ....f....., 1 we rg.. 3 -- .:... i . 'wt .... A ' -'I' - A 'lll 1 Mtv it 1,1 -. 'V :Q 9, ! M .. so is L.. V ...31- - .- .. r . . Q. Q -t A.:Ag B f A A ,Munn .. 1 . .. . . elf? . ,,,n . . .w i r srrrs ' Q V,:. , .,.. --zx Y 1:2 '::' . , . -:QA: Sen wr Cla ss W r T ' ' ,i E es L ,'1V, l ififfxfa ,g ' 'Hsfeiim :,-s -,' , -2-1--- ---: 1 1 1 . . X 5. 5 r STAPLES STEVENS STEWARD STRAUSBAUGH STRAWN Eva Staples. Bob Stark. Iordith Stenson Tri-Y, Girls Bob Strebig Iunior Class forensic manager, lunior Letter club, Red Cross Council, Home Ec club, lym lamboree. Bill Stepanek Future Craftsman, pres. Les Stevens. Helen Steward Entered from Canby High School, Canby, Oregon. Berthalene Strausbaugh Tri-Y, Red Cross Council, Girls Letter club, Commercial club, Girls League Council, lym lamboree. Jennie Strawn. Class Council, Stagecraft, Que Dice, Civics club, Hi- Y, Hi-Y Council, Intramural Football. Susan Stuller Home Ec. club Crescendo club, Tri-Y. Alden Sundlie Que Dice, Stagecratt, pres., Civics club, Band, Hi-Y, Civics Club Carnival. Cora Sutliil Tri-Y. lean Swilt Girls League pres., Honor Society, Civics club, Snik- poh, Que Dice, Crescendo, Girls Letter club, Pep club, French club, Tri-Y, pres. Rhoda McCullough, Clarion Annual staff, lnterclass Rivalry, Civics Club Carnival, Iym lamboree. Lucille Swindler Home Ec. club, Girls Letter club, Girls League Council. Iune Swinford Girls League Council, Latin club, Girls Letter club, Iyrn Iamboree. Marjorie Tate Crescendo club, Home Ec club, Girls Letter club, Tri-Y, Inter- class Rivalry, Civics Club Carnival, lym lamboree. Stella Teeson Girls League Council, Girls Letter club, Que Dice, Tri-Y, Senior Debate Team, Clarion Annual staff, Iym lamboree, Civics Club Carnival. lohn Toevs Entered from Dallas High school, Dallas, Oregon. Mil- dred Toombs Tri-Y, Girls Letter club, Iym lamboree. Iackie Torgerson Sophomore Class songleader, Senior Class songleader, Honor Society, Civics club, Pep club, Girls Letter club, songleader, Que Dice, Tri-Y, vice-pres., lnterclass Rivalry, Iym Iamboree, Civics Club Carnival. Ruth Townsend Aesculapians, Club Philhistorian. Marion Trill Tri-Y, Pep club. STREBIG STULLER SUNDLIE SUTLIFF SWIFT SWINDLER SWINFORD TATE TEESON TOEVS TooMBs TORGERSON TOWNSEND TRILL , V i ' if-f . r - . .... Q. is 1 - H , I-Isis. . Q lk' 1' ' 'E ': A 5, ..., , , I . S 5 . ', ' W ...., - K i 5 r ,,,, .. ..,, 31 1, ..... .... A , ,,,, .. 1 . ,. .,,.,...,,,,.. . ' '- , T'-2:-. 3555 ': 2f'3::Zg.:., X-.. . L 5:5229 ' ' QQ, .,..., E fm , ir ,,.,. . I - . . 'ig -' - E Q . ..,. :',' fi ,E - 11 . ,.., .Q ...32... A . 'n 'N . New I' ,,,,,A., - I bs. .WZ gs if 1 ..--1 r 'vlz I , is 5 ,,, f S TE 5 seg . 5 I 3 -4. , s TWEEDIE ULLMAN UNDERWOOD VAN DE COEVERING VAN HESS VINCENT R. WACKEN WADDELL WADSWORTH WEAVER WEBER WELDIN Io Ann Tweedie Pep clubg Girls Letter clubg Civics Club Carnivalg Civics clubg Honor Societyg Home Ec club, pres.5 Tri-Y, corresponding sec. Bob Ullman Hi- Yg S clubg Tennisp Intramural Footballg Intermural Basketball. Vera Underwood. Pat Van de Coevering Senior Class Councilg Que Dice, pres.g Girls League Councilg Clarion staffg Interclass Rivalryg Civics Club Carnival. Gladys Van Hess Latin club, pres. Richard Vincent. Lois Wacken Girls Letter club. Rosalie Wacken Girls Letter clubg Tri-Yg Club Philhistoriang Iym Iamboree. Leta Mae Waddell Crescendo clubg Qrches- trag Tri-Y. Beverly Wadsworth Girls Letter club, vice- pres.g French clubg Honor Societyg Pep clubg Iunior Class treasurerg Interclass Rivalryg Iym Iarnboree. Margaret Weaver Tri-Yg Commercial Art club. Bob Weber Clarion Annual Mgr.g S-Club, sec.g Civics club: Viking Council, sec.7 Honor Societyg Hi-Y5 Clarion stattg Composer of Salem High Victory Songug Trackg Football. Winifred Weldin Home Ec. club. Iohn Weller Crescendo clubg Science clubg Snikpohg Snikpoh play, Tomorrow the Worldnp Civics Club Carnival. I M 4 ,, ,..,. . WW K ...., 4. ' -- H ..,, . If L. WACKEN WELLER Senior Class Dawna Welty Latin clubg Girls Letter cluby Tri-Y. Wayne Weston Auto Shop club, presq Footballg Now serving in the U.S. Coast Guard. Nada White Que Diceg Honor Society. Harry Wiedmaier Civics Clubg Honor Societyg Hi-Yg Intramural Football. Mary Ellen Wilcox Que Diceg Snikpohg Tri-Yg Civics Club Carnivalg Bandg Iym Iamboree. Alice Wilder. Raymond Wilkin- son. Daryl Willicke Stagecratt, pres.g Intramural Foot- ball. Keith Williams. Lyle Williams Hi-Yp S club: Gloria Williamson Home Ec clubg Tri-Y. Bety Anne Track. Newell Williams Now serving in the U.S. Navy. l a Willis Crescendo clubg German clubg Iym I mboree. Don Wilson. I WELTY WESTON WHITE WIEDMAIER WILCOX WILDER WILLICKE K. WILLIAMS L. WILLIAMS N. WILLIAMS WILLIAMSON WILLIS wb W 2 ,yxqk MW Mi w We QNX Q, V fl, .... .......,. I I ...., . Qnnqnv. r xg .E ...... . , ,. .. :EX ,.--'E . tl ,. .r ,.- W 1 ii. '-.v ' E ' ,. g 5 . '. T. .... .. ...... . ' 3. t .-.331 WILKINSON D. WILSON ., llbf AV ..V:V ...,L n r r I rr r f ATS? I I fro, l t Senior lass gif R. WILSON I. WOLCO'I'T P. WOLCOTT WOLFE WOOD WOODELL WOODROW WOODRUFF Ruth Wilson Home Ec. clubg Band. lean Wolcott Tri- Yg Girls Letter clubg Red Cross Council. Patricia Wol- cott Girls League Councilg Iunior Class Councilg Club Philhistoriang Tri-Y, song leaderg Latin clubp Girls Let- ter clubg Civics Club Carnivalg lnterclass Rivalry. Marcella Wolfe. Howard Wood Red Cross Council. Donna Woodell. Gilbert Woodrow. Maxine Woodruff Tri-Yg Girls Letter clubg lym larnboreeg Basketball. Bruce Wrisley Crescendo clubg Snikpohg Que Diceg Latin clubg Hi-Y Public Address statfg Tomorrow the World . Don Yocom Hi-Y, pres. oi Abel Greggg Que Dice, pres.g Snikpohg Civics clubg Civics Club Carni- val. Richard Yocom Honor Societyg Civics clubg Que Diceg Spanish clubg Civics Club Carnival. Iune Young Iunior Class songleaderg Civics clubp Pep clubg Span- ish clubg Snikpoh, vice-pres.g Girls Letter club, song- leaderg Que Diceg Tri-Y, songleaderg Clarion Annual statig Civics Club Carnivalg Iym Iamboreeg Speech. Reno Yung Hi-Y. Maynard Drawson. Eileen Norris' Future Craftsman. WRISLEY D. YOCOM R. YOCOM I. YOUNG R. YUNG DRAWSON NORRIS . ...34-. QW. er . ll. lin . . , x.:,,,:E:E N E ' us. ww Ending an active year with the sponsorship ot the annual lunior-Senior Prom, the class of '46 looks expectantly forward to their next and final year at Salem high. With considerable aid from the art depart- ment, and diligent Work by the various committees, the prom proved to be one of the most successful in years. Other junior class activities which helped to keep the S,H.S, social wheel rolling included a class dinner and party in November, Interclass Rivalry in Ianuary and a dance in April. The '44-'45 class officers were: president, Bob Thompson, vice-president, Betty Lou Edwards, secretary, Ioan Randall, treasurer, Frank Deckabach, forensic manager, Benny Lambert, sergeant at arms, Don Pickett, song queen, Doris Dixon, yell leader, Don MacLaughlin, and A.S.B. representatives, Harriet Huston, Bill Merriam and William Wilson. lunior class council members were Allan Bellinger, Dorothy Bergsvik, Ioe Brazie, lim Bunnel, Norma Cass, Dick Close, Conrad Cook, Virgil Cook, Tom Faught, Don Graves, Bob Hill, Pat Larson, Ingrid Olson, Peggy Paxson, Patsy Pearson, Mary Reimann, Peggy Sears, Barbara Upjohn, and Elaine Winkle. Miss Liliam Davis, Miss Lois Fellows, and Mr. George Brant were the advisers. -35.. unior Class Qilic ers umor Class Council tonne .oom 102 Honne .oom 105'108 JUNIOR HOME ROOMS lst row: Evelyn Esau, Glenna Foat, Lorita Garrett, Shirley Kinnane, Dorothy Brown, Wilma Sharpnack, Laura Newton, Lola Mae Pope, Pauline Hisler. 2nd row: Wallace Taylor, Harold Littke, Bill Gash, Dan Sernb, lim Miller. l lst row: Carolyn Davis, Pat Pearson, Lois Burris, Ardith Eckstein, Charlotte Williams, Norma Cass, 2nd row: Evelyn Montanden, Helen Mae Caswell, lo Eileen Baney, Mary Kowitz, Charlene Bauer. 3rd row: Frank Brownell, Mary Elizabeth Reinhart, Mrs. Edith Serell, Miss Ienette Roberts, Louella Owens. -37-. JUNIOR HOME ROOMS lst row: Roberta Ross, Betty Causey, Norma Vossler, Mary Bothrnan, Dolores Porter, Velma Davis, Marguerite Nelson, Mrs. Gertrude Smith. 2nd row: lean Hatfield, Marty Lou Coffey, Delores Huckstep, lune Camp, Arline Helvey, Helen Sannes, Kathleen Mullarky. 3rd row: Charles Updegraff, Dick Close, Delmar Herman, Charles Chittick, Norman Potter, Glenn Vergets. Home Room 1 1 4 Home Room 1 18 lst row: Beatrice Blake, losephine Haury, Elaine Townsend, Shirley Post, Peg Sears, Bev McCabe, Merle lngledue, Yonna Evanofi, Irma Cox. Znd row: Doris Conn, Miss Lelia lohnson, Caroline Coffey, Margaret Schwiening, Pat Standley, Helen Holt, Dorisylingilchart, Calvin Button. 3rd row: Vtfilson Wilt, Gordon Hewitt, Howard Gower, Earl Phillips, Bruce Rogers, Hugh Byrkit, Bernard Crane, Kenneth Miller, Orville Hearn. .-.38-. Home Room 1 22 Home Room 12 JUNIOR HOME RQOMS lst row: Doris Kimble, Pat Agee, Peg Eargher, Betty White, Marjorie De-Tour, Rose Marie Burgess, Ianet David- son, Vonna Martin, Iorine Ernest, Shirley Sogge, Irene Lough, Esther Wallace. 2nd row: Edith Wilson, Eileen Struck, Delorus Hamilton, Patsy Nickens, Peggy Frantz, Elaine Winkle, Rose- mary Maguren, Verena Smith, Marjory Quamme, Thelma Lady, Ienny Pyeatt. 3rd row: Mrs. Pinson, Paul Hale, Phillip Chambers, Charles Eeskens, Donald Baal. lst row: Mavis Eggens, Betty Buhler, Lois Dokken, Louisa Spalding, Fern Buechler, Lorna Arnold, le-anne Prather, Flora Schlag. 2nd row: lanet Dement, Anna Mae England, Dorothy Murray, Maxine Blome, Lois Mulcahy, Mrs. Cohen. 3rd row: Clarice Nelson, Ianice Harnsberger, Lola Mae Weindecker, Bonnie Zimmerman. 4th row: Iim Bunnell, Iohn Payne, Neil Boehmer, lim Barlow, Lynn Callahan, Dick Whitely, Ronald Nichols. ..39.- JUN IOR HOME RGOMS lst row: lewell Gueflroy, Beverly Kenny, Glennis Allen, Connie Keller, Bernice Isham, lanel Miller, Ruth Pearcy. 2nd row: Ioe Brazie, Dick lones, Ralph Campbell, Verne Esch, George Adams, Phil Blankenship, Lena Belle Tartar. Home Room 127 Home Room 202 lst row: Betty Pearson, Evelyn Hamel, Deanie Lamb, Suzanne Small, lane Carson, Carmen Roth, Arlyn Shel- don, Shirley Pound, Betty McCormick, Viola Burns. Zncl row: Mrs. L. Hogue, Peggy Paxson, Mariann Croisan, Wilda Hunt, Peggy Reader, Nancy Buren, Ruth Tanner, Margaret Simpson, Rheba lean Howard. 3rd row: Don Spelbrink, Nile Castor. Home 20 Home 20 Room 3 Room 4 JUNIOR HOME RGOMS lst row: Edna Munson, Ardis Iohnson, Darlene Evans, Patty Shuck, Mary Reirnan, Barbara Weidner, Donna Baker, Shirley Boyes. 2nd row: Goldie Hagel, Helen Grenz, Mary Massee, Mrs. Mary B. Smith, Violet Richards, Lois Hammer, Io- Anne Cater. 3rd row: Carl Reinwald, Ierry McCormack, lim Hess, Ernest lufer, Raymond Gotchall, Ray Boucher, Craig Tay- lor, Henry Eroehlich, Harold Meyers, Wayne Gwynn. lst row: Lacloska 2nd row Baldwin 3rd row: 4th row: Patsy Curr, loyce Evenson, Evelyn Killin, Ruth Helvig, Shirley Porter, Carol Harper, Bernice Barton, Linnell, lane Lake, Elaine White, Pat MacNaInara, Clarine Nelson, Cora Luper, Leta lean Bruce, Barbara Virginia Kitchen. Bob Howland, Bennett Nelson, lean MacLean, Raymond Leonhardt, Earl Loe, Gene Anderson. Donald Dirnbat, Derol Iones, lim Baer, Hugh Franklin, Dale Van Laaner. ..41.. JUNIOR I-IOME ROOMS lst. row: LaVon Cannon, Martha Brooks, Bonnie Barton, Elsie Stettler, Eloise Iohnson, Miriam Shellenberger, Virginia Groesbeck, Patsy O'Connor, Ioan Lochead, Patricia Lockhart, Adah Mae Teel. Znd row: Iune Stowell, Betty Gregg, Richard Harrison, Craig Kuhns, Donald Iohnson, Robert Meye, Dolores Purdurn, Mary lean Boeoligheimer. 3rd rowi Mrs. Elbert, Phil Welling, Don Graves, Larry Sullivan, Melvin Goode, lunior Williamson. Home Room 2o6 Home Room 2o7 lst row: Betty Wedrnore, Barbara Srnith, Gloria McClintock, Barbara McClintock, Cathy Moran, Betty Dodge, Vivian Boyce, 2nd row. Pat Larson, Eloise Iones, Donna Lovre, Avonnq Kein, Marna Michelson, lean Doolittle. 3rd row: Bob Pendergratt, Tad Shinkle, Roy Phillips, Eugene Fowler, David Lawrence, Harvey Loveall, Frank Prince. -.42-. Home Room 21 1 Home 21 Room 4 JUNIOR HOME ROOMS lst row: Shirlee Lively, Berna Wall, Emma Pfennig, Maxine North, Nellie Holman, Doris Dixon, Betty Lou Ed- wards, Florence Raat. 2nd row: lngrid Olsen, Shirley Hall, Nellie King, Pat Underwood, Gayle Haugen, Harriet Huston, Ioan Ran- dall, Ella Staples. 3rd row: Miss Lilian Davis, Vance Young, Gordon Osborne, Martin Horn, Charles Saucy, Iohnny Wallace, Don Pickett. 4th row: Bob Pierce, Richard Lynch, Orval Boyle, Bob Thompson, Frank Deckebach, Richard Barber. lst row: Doris Rentz, Ruth Vogt, Pearl Webster, Barbara Sundet, Ramona Evans, Nancy Farrar, Charlotte Reeves, Doris Stutheit. 2nd row: Lenore Pogue, Margaret Sweetland, Dorothy Iames, Martha Steusloft, Wilma Dunigan, Luella Ol- son, Miss Lois Fellows. 3rd row: Duane Rawlins, Cole Stephens, Richard Dennis, Richard Davis, Teddy Howe, Virgil Banks, Clarence Hammer, Dick Smith, Iohnny Campbell. 143- l JUN1oR Home Rooms lst row: Leona Meyer, Mabel Zimmerman, lla Crittenden, Delores Peterson, Elsie lohns, Dorothy Hollis, Berna MacDonald. 2nd row: Miss Philpott, Virginia Dill, Norma Conklin, Bat Grady, Lois Schrenlc, Barbara Robertson, Leata Vandiver, Barbara Upjohn, 3rd row: Bill Dawson, Don Fetrow, Blair McCabe, Paul ldso, Don Earle, George Ross, Art Aplin, Don Zosel. Home Room 224 Shop 22 lst row: Gene Gregory, Bob Hill, Harold Koonz, Dalton Hobbs, Dick O'Brien, Bill Howard, Robert McKinney. Znol row: Tom Wriston, David Delsapp, Dale Howe, lim Iaqua, Norman Lindburg, Richard Fleener. 3rd row: Mr, Brant, Donald Davis, Earl Downey, Harold Blair, Dick Scandling, Kenneth Alberts. -44-. A mfg .wi . Zig E1 HG. 1 1 News R i M Xvwgwwfxywh 5ilasiQv-srbfiiiw Q Q Sophomore Class Qfficers Sophomore Class Council May 1945 finds our Sophomores assuming a greater dignity in anticipation of their next step up the rung of the Salem High ladder. The class of l947 can review with pleasure their calendar of varied, well planned activities. A dinner and party on November 18th and interclass rivalry in March mark some of the year's highlights. Not to be forgotten was the Soph-Faculty game in which Salem High reviewed hum- anized teachers in a brief moment of physical exertion. Officers of the year were: president, Dick Hendrie, vice president, Roberta Tussing, secertary, Lorraine Poindexter, treasurer, Earl Shaeferg forensic manager, Gary Keppinger, sergeant at arms, Roger Daschy song leaders, Pat and Doris Hale, and yell leader, Danny Valdez. George Zurlinden and Warren Bacon repre- sented the class on the A.S.B. Council. Sophomore class council members were Wayne Halseth, Patty Wilson, Pat Powell, Charles Robins, Pee Wee Iackson, Dick Allison, Ruth Pfau, Iustine Woelke, Ronnie Bonney, Ianice Middleton, iWayne Houser, Ralph Hammack, Ioanne Borrego, Betty Io Beardsley, Brooks Beckford, and Ioyce DeRoss, Advisers for the class were Miss Irene Hollenbeck, Miss Ann Boentje, and Mr. Wilbur Magness. .-.4G.... SOPHOMGRE I-IGME RGOMS lst row: Betty lean Klcinpel, Evelyn Benz, Donna lean Wright, Mable Cupp, lune Parke, Anne Russell, Cleo Scheidel, Barbara King, Marianne Bonesteele, Elizabeth Hayser, Helen Snider. 2nd rowi Phyllis Wyant, Phyllis Sanders, Barbara Richardson, Wanda Gum, Barbara Black, Margie Scan-- dling, Wilma Cornbs, Donnie Hughes, Vera Bonsall, Mrs, Mabel E. Cooley. 3rd row: Billy Neufeldt, Richard Bain, Glen Hoven, Olwyn Davies, Lavern lackson, Daryl Schackrnan. Home Room 1 O4 Home Room 1 O7 lst row: Lorraine Williams, Hilda Fox, Donna Litchenberg, Donna Lochead, Donna Chastain, Charlotte Post, Donna Iohnson, Pat Zosel, Beverly Hutchison, Bonita Engle. Znd row: Ieanne du Buy, Iudith Dean, Patricia Bradley, Lois Stewart, Patricia Ne-Wkirk, Irene lohnson, Dorothy Bouifler, lacqueline Allport, Hazel Munson, Terry Koerner, Miss Carroll. 3rd row: Layne Cooper, Craig Biclgood, Wesley Martin, Ianice Haugen, Mary Margaret Will, Sadie Singer, Barbara Kretz, Neorna Phillips, Edna Nelson, Charles Robins, Ralph Lisle, Carl Beach. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOMS lst row: Lois lean Shepherd, Marjorie Evans, Madeline Davis, lean Gross, Lynn Woodward, Beverley Marr, Bonnie Noyes, Viola Perlich, Katherine Anderson. 2nd row: Ianice Middleton, Marnell Baumann, Barbara Cole, Margaret Fisher, lean Collet, Verlaine Walker. Shirley Hodges, Sharon Hoxie, lanet Staples, Esther Selrnan, Ruby Carpenter, Marilyn Flohrer. 3rd row: Miss Elizabeth Hogg, lack Andresen, George Pepper, Elmer Kleinke, Richard Mase, Bruce Baggett, Richard Hoppes, Lowell Weese. Home Room 1 12 Home Room 1 1 6 lst row: Dona Howard, Hazel Nelson, Betty Keith, Barbara Lull, Edith Donkin, Alene Azelson, Dolores Dick- ey, Betty Davidson. 2nd row: lean Cogswell, Susanna Howell, Charles Burt, lustine Woelke, Delores Hill, Beverly Gritton, Lor-. ene Palrnateer, Ellen Flowers. 3rd row: Mrs. Frees, David Turnbull, Dick Fleming, Donald Van Dyke, Howard Girod, Daniel Valdez, Iohn Wirth. 4th row: lack Michaels, Virgil Norwood, Dick Reiniann, Dan Hedrick, Hollis Hiltiker, Earl Bond. -48-. Home Room 1 1 7 Home Room 11 SOPI-IOMORE HOME RCOMS lst row: Pat Powell, Bette Gettrnan, Doris Myers, leanette Iohnson, Wanda Rogers, Donna Dunn, Vera Boyle, Rita Lockhart. 2nd row: lim Clinton, Doug Hyder, Wanda Hathaway, Beverly Plant, Pala Hearth, Nadeen Sipe, Marie Wil- liams, Bob Knuth, Richard Skagen. 3rd row: Iunior Wilson, Louise Lorenz, lim Pyeatt, August Kubishta, Don Strausbczugh, Bob Pickell, Miss Boentje, 4th row: Ray Nash, Paul Fuhrer, Bob lfowell, Donald Gettis, Lawrence Cherry. 9 lst row: Ruth Snyder, Diane Riggs, Betty Zo Beardsley, loanne Adolph, Norma lean Loewen, Murriel Myers, Eula Mae Cleveland, Bill Willis, Lyle Lorent. ' 2nd row: Iirn Taylor, Betty Etter, Ioyce Anderson, Gwenn Rust, Dorothy Primbs, Marjory Wilson, Ioyce Gorton, Don Kuhn, Glenn Robertson. 3rd row: Stanley lones, Ierry Kleen, Robert Saucy, Rodney Province, Dudley Slater, Harry Eckley, Harold Brantner, Ronald Sheets, lerry Rogers. ..49.. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOMS lst Row: Betty Cogswell, Marie Gisler, lessie Green, Ottie May Martin, lris Boline, Margaret Blankenship, Gloria Ammann, Barbara Rickman, Lorraine Raaf, Dorothy Coon, La Vina Guenther, Darlene Sullivan. 2nd Row: Nell Vickers, Annie Einielclt, lane Nichols, Ruth Bair, Louise DaMoucle, Lois Young, Mrs. Eclmundson. 3rd Row: Betty Russell, Mardella Aeschlimann, Florence Verburg, lone Berg, Mildred Minch, Mavis Keller, lean Lehman, Marilyn Springer, Evelyn Averette, Beverly Matlock. ' 4th Row: Dick Allison, Vernon Visnaw, Dale Harp, David Worden, Emil Veer, Roy Beugli. A: . .,,..,,............ . Home Room 1 28 l-lOmc Room 208 lst Row: Donald Beals, Gloria Seay, Lametta Cozacl, Carolee Ward, Alice Perrine, Donna Lawrence, Virginia Huston, Ellen Reynolds, Mary Bergland, Ioanne Borrego, and Pale Minter. 2nd Row: Miss Ada Ross, Richard Hall, Io Ann Oster, Betty Adams, Flora Stalnaker, Barbara Lewis, Pauline Morse, Gracey Widdows, Charlotte Hall, lane Crothers, Carolyn Stewart and Patricia Burnaugh. 3rd Row: Bruce Rankin, Walter Westling, Leon Goodrow, Bob Feller, Leonard Blankenship, Ierry Hale, Robert Emerson, Clifford Sexton, David Crockatt, Ronald Spence, Gilbert Polanski, lack lones. ...5Q.. Suzanne Close May 7, 1928 - June 9, 1993 Suzanne Close, 65, of Salem died Wednesday at her home. Born in Sal- em, she gradu- ated ,from Sal- em High School. She attended the University o f O r e g 0 n , where she was a m e m b e r o f Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority. In her professional career she served as the assistant to the legal counsel for Govs. Tom McCall and Vic Atiyeh. She was chosen in 1989 as one of the original 12 employees of the Oregon Lottery as an as- sistant to Lottery Director Robert Smith. She retired in May 1992 as a management assistant for the Lottery Commission. She enjoyed gardening and cook- ing and was locally famous for her secret dill pickle recipe. She had an open-door policy at her home for her extended family. She did vol- unteer work for the Humane Soci- ety of the Mid-Willamette Valley, reflecting a lifelong concern for an- imals. She married Newbury Bill Close on Sept. 1, 1950, in Salem, he died May 8, 1991. Survivors include her sons, Rich- ard of Redwood City, Calif, and Kit of Salem, and three grandchil- dren. ' Memorial services will begin at 11 a.m. Saturday in City View Cemetery's Mount Crest Abbey Mausoleum Chapel. Arrangements are by Rigdon-Ransom mortuary. Contributions may be made to the Humane Society of the Wil- lamette Valley, 4246 Turner Road SE, Salem, 97309. SJ, 6!11l93 -f SOPI-IOMORE l-IOME ROOMS lst Row: Bonnie Bishop, Charlotte Ramsey, Virginia Wiggins, Barbara Bates, Sally Smith, Charlotte Alexander, Ruth Plau, Peggy Burroughs, Mae Erickson, Beryl Davey. 2nd Row: Mrs. Fisher, Clara Sexton, Carol Cain, lean Petersen, Nancy Morley, Ian Harschberger, Mary Lou Feskens, Alice Tom, Clara Lee, Dorothy Goldsby. , I 3rd Row: Bill Patrick, lames Ellis, Ray Munger, loe Muncy, Stanley Hartman, Hubert Dresner, Roy Rice, Robert Hjort. , Home Room 209 Home Room 213 lst Row: Pat Hale, Doris Hale, Ramona Spence, Norma Schwichtenberg, Loraine Poindexter, Minnie Ioe lack- son, Kathryn Petersen, Roberta Tussing, Mary Morgan, Roger Lang. 2nd Row: Phyllis Mode, Alice Stewart, Barbara Kobow, Iewel Fones, Marilyn Morse, ,Patricia Carver, Lillian Free- man, losephine Weiss, lerladine Reitzenstein, David Spalding. 3rd ROW: Miss Hollenloeck, Carl Weidner, Ronnie Bonney, Eugene Reynolds, Iohn Thompson, Phillip Barr, Brooks Beckford, Don Phillips, Roger Dasch, Dick Hendrie, Earl Schaefer, Warren Bacon. ' -51.-. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOMS lst Row: loyce DeRoos, Helen Ruch, Gerry Woodroffe, Pat Ray, Polly Main, Marjorie Tucker, Mary McConnell. Znd Row: Mr. Beer, laclcie Coggins, Sheila Baltzer, Marynette Smith, Maydeen Walden, Melford Boggs, Lloyd Farris, 3rd Row Bob Messing, Frank Griffin, lohn Collins, Steve Paulus, Wayne Ault, Richard Tisinger. 4th Row: lack Smith, larnes Hilkorn, Gerald Keefer, Robert Wiper, Doug Brown. Home Room 2 1 5 Home Room 217 lst Row: Bernice Ettner, Phyllis Lustoff, Suzanne Huggins, Patty Wilson, Mildred Thiessen, Lois Rathjen, Fay Welty, Doris Sloan. g 2nd Row Lncille England, Carol Ashcraft, Lois Hollingshead, loanne Blaall, Marilyn Hill, Barbara Smith, Pat Long, Dorothy Te Selle. 3rd Row: Glen Graber, Milton Thompson, Dwight Quisenberry, Edgar Possehl, Ellis Sanders, lim Brandt, Louis Hatter. 4th Row: Bill De Lapp, Carl Parks, Philip lanz, lim Noakes, Robert Graham, Mr. Birrell. -52- 'lome Dvoom 22 5 Sho 1 P 4 SOPHOMORE HOME ROOMS lst Row: Coral Nelson, Audrey Merrick, Ianise Parsons, Maxine Davenport, Ruth Hughlett, Lorraine Schmidt, Carol Fallin, loyce Smith, Marjorie Bliven, Ve-rnetta Herr. 2nd Row Donna Gray, Beverly Lyman, Dorothy Holden, Dorine Dudley, Mary Smith, Sally Terrill, Mary Bruck- man, Beatrice Otjen, Carol Garrison, Berniece Gogolin, Archie Brown. 3rd Row: Miss Carmelita Barquist, Manuel Davenport, lohn Dennison, Richard Rautenkranz, larvie Miller, Wayne Halseth, Richard Cooking, Leslie Winegar, Harold Kleinschmidt, Earl Sachs, Dale Pence. E L lst Row: Alvin Knode, Duane Graham, Iim Hodges, Gary Keppinger, Lynn Barker. 2nd Row Richard Moorhouse, Ronald Eckstein, Wayne Houser, Clifford Kleman, Norman Drapela. 3rd Row: Mr. McKinney, Raymond Coursey, Richard Lapin, Dick Plant, Herschel Steele. 153.- EKWHOMOREHOMEROOMS lst Row: Elmer Solmon, Roy West, lerry Volkel, Charles Lonolberg, Bruce Moorhead, Earnest Conn, Robert Cooley. 2nd Row Arthur Egelholl, Iason Evenson, Marlin St. Clair, Don Koonce, Ralph Hammack, Roy Pearsall, Keith Iohnson. 3rd Row: Bill Hill, Stanley Bacon, Mrs. Magness, Virgil Eckstein, Paul Schroeder, Byron Zurcher. A ,, J ,Y ,,,, , Shop 25 Practical training in Salem High. 'ff -' ...54.. we ,W aw X Q bfetivities Activities ond social events odd color, experience cmd fun to our school pattern. is qvgy gli .Sli ill lst Row: Curt Coe, yell king, Gloria McClintock, Bob Macy, pres. song queen, Helen Paulson, sec., Addyse Lane, vice pres., 2nd Row Doug Berwick, Forensic n1gr.g Marilyn Arichbald, Clarion mgr,, Bill Barlow, sgt. at arms, Dona Lutz, Clarion editor, Beverly Davies, Clarion Annual editor, Bob Weber, Clarion Annual mgr. V The ASB officers of l944-45 again put the war effort foremost in their minds. lt was due to the un- tiring effort of president Bob Macy and his fellow officers that Salem Highs 320,000 bond quota was oversubscribecl. Even during the stress of war, vice president Addyse Lane was able to give the students a well-rounded social program. Helen Paulson capably filled the position of secretary, and a very successful handling of the ticket sales was conducted by forensic manager, Doug Berwick. Order was maintained at all assemblies and council meetings by sergeant-at-arms, Bill Barlow. The ASB officers and council were the governing body of the school. During the year they met at specific times to pass upon all affairs and activities of the school. Members of the council were as follows: Connie Cocking, Ruby Burnham and Loren Helmhout capably represented the Seniors, Harriet Huston, William Wilson, and Bill Merriam gave their opinions for the luniors, and Warren Bacon and George Zurlinden were chosen to represent the Sophomores. ASB Officers ASB Council TOMORROW THE WORLD CAST Bruce Wrisley Addyse Lane Barbara Ryan Cornelius Bateson Betty Io Beardsley Dorothy Cooney Maurice Deckard Norman Martin Iohn Weller Ray Nash Margaret Burroughs Michael Frame Leona Richards lessie Frame Emil Bruckner Pat Frame Frieda Tommy Fred Miller Butler Dennis Dramatic coach ln presenting Tomc,1.ow the World, Snikpoh not only gave a superb performance but presented us with a problem- How shall the Americans cope with Hitlerite Germany in the Post-war Period? The play opens in a peaceful midwestern college town in the home of a professor, Michael Frame. The professor, his energetic young daughter, Pat, the German housekeeper, Frieda, the professor's sister, Iessie, and his fiance Leona, are anxiously awaiting the arrival of a poor little German refugee, Emil Brucker. When Emil arrived the town was no longer peaceful. He was not a poor refugee but a Hitler Youth. Emil, then, proceeded to organize his private spy system, break up the professors engagement, kill the neigh- bor's dog and, in general, make himself thoroughly unpopular. The most evil of all his deeds occurred when he struck lovable Pat with a bookend. However, it ended with Emil feeling very remorse-- ful and although the problem was by no means solved, there was a hope for the future Clarion Annual Staff Beverly Davies, editor, Bob Weber, manager, Buster Wilson, photographe Despite the last minute rush in lU5 to meet the March 15 deadline, work Was started early in the summer when Editor Davies conferred with the adviser, Miss Roberts, about the l945 Clarion. Early fall found the staff organized in home room lO5. Don McAllister, a newcomer to Salem high, soon began Work on the cover and Emerald Pickett, another art student designed various layouts, Sports Editor loe Carroll planned his section and he and Bus Wilson were often seen outside trying to get the action shots that appear on pages 98-99. In December senior pictures and individual Writeups were arranged by Lillian Hoffman, Barbara Hoadley and Grace Ashford. Unfortunately the group picture schedule did not coincide with our good Weather, and much confusion resulted spite of well made plans. No sooner was the football section completed than basketball pictures had to be taken. ln February Bev completed the three dummies. Pat Pearson and loe Carroll began to mount and arrange the pictures, most of which were taken by Bus Wilson. Marvel DeGuire, Helen Shepard, Lois Burris and Lee Nash assisted With the final writeups while Pat Pearson and lean Hatfield spent much of their time typing the copy. Other members who deserve special mention are Pat Larson, Mary Elizabeth Reinhart, Vinita Howard, Cathy Moran, Caro- lyn Davis, and Don lohnson. n Bob Weber, his staff, and Mr. Doughton deserve praise for financing this l945 year book. Left to right, standing-Beverly Davies, Mary Elizabeth Reinhart, Lillian Hoffman. Seated-Grace Ashford, Miss Roberts, Marvell DeGuire, Lois Burris, Barbara Hoadley. Managing Staff Sianding - Pauline Miller, Ruih Wilson, loann Monk- rnan, George Ross, Bob Web! er, Mr. Presion Doughton. Seated-Warren Bacon, Dick Hendrie. I i 1 1 l 5 1, l l if R I Assisting Editors Pai Pearson, snap: and Calendar Ioe Carroll, sports Emerald Pickett, layout Don McAllisier, or: Editlorial Staff llst row-Moniandan, Caswell, Davis Moran Reirnann Edwards Howard Larson 1- l Qlnd row-Zahare, Buren, Brownell Nash Iohnson Shepard Steusloif Y, V 1 l Clarion Newspaper Staff Marilyn Archibald, managerg Don!-ng Lutz, editor, ix Throughout the year, up and down the halls oi Salem High school, Clarion reporters scurried here aficl there, busily engaged in trying to meet the deadline with their stories. fl The editorial stall, on the other hand, could be found in room 202 turning because these sellsame stgiries were not in on the deadline. f Nevertheles, the school paper is the criterion ot school activity and an oracle and relerence' on all .kmqtterg Qt interest to 'students and teachers alike, And since much time and ettort was spent in its editing, aclcnowledglemem Shguld be given to the editor, Dona Lutz, the adviser, Mrs. Leah Hogue, the news editor, Marvell DeGuire, llthe Sports editor, Harlow Ankeny and Dorothy Richardson, Cathy Moran, Margaret Simpson and Lois Mulcahy, who did clputgtgnding work in sports, feature and news writing. E Much credit should also be given to the Clarion manager, Marilyn Archibald and her stafl without wfmge gble etiorts the Clarion could never have gone to press. r K f X I 't X William Wilson, Mrs. Leah Hague, Donn cr Lutz, Tom Fought, Marvell DeGuire. 1 I -62... L- 5 V-1 Clarion Feature Stall lst row: Seated-Edwards, Hatiield, Reimann, Cannon, Davis. 2nd row: Standing - Lane, Archibald, Larson, Scand- ling, Moran, Mulkay, Toe-vs. 3rd row: Buren, Monkrnan, Carson, Sears, Lutz. News Stall' Managing Staff lst rowiMerriam, Archibald Merrick, 2nd row -- Gardener, Zosel Nichols. 3rd row - Keyes, Widdows Sidwell, Mr. Preston Dough- ton. lst row-Meye, Miller, Cannon, Davis, Moran, Edwards Toevs Powell Lochead DeGuire 2nd row-Nash, Frornm, Kirk, Mulcahy, Buren, Larson Simpson White Struck Deckard. Davenport Fought 3rd row-Lutz, Woelke, Monkman, Reimann, Hatfield, Sears Small Reinhart Cooney Case Carson Robins Flutes and Piccolos Oboes Eb Clarinet Bb Clurinets BAND PERSONNEL Dan Hedrick William Wilson Dean Alpert Bobby Bain Glenn Iohnson lack Proctor Dick Barber Alton Chamberlain Ralph Lisle Bob Wiper Claudine Barkhulf Nelda Carter Mae Barkhult Iune Davis Harlow Ankeny Vinita Howard Ronnie Spence Patty Shuck Luella Olson Myrna Karninga Vivian Boyce Craig Bidgood Doris Martin Alto Clarinet Bass Clarinet Bassoons French Horns Bells Alto Saxophones Salem l-I1 Eugene Fowler Lois Mulcahy Dorothy Starkey Marvin Bell Marian Mulcahy Franklin Combs Dicl-: Whitely Shirley Sogge Norman Lindburg Charles Updegrafi Helen Brown Elcena McCune David Lawrence Allen Craig Ruth Wilson Roy West Glen LeRud 1001 Band BAND PERSONNEL Con. Tenor Saxophone Bruce Rankin Barifone Saxophone Dick Scanclling Eb Soprano Saxophone George Davis Cornets and Trumpets Tommy Brennen Les Stevens , Larrell Lantz Danny McCall Dick Smith Carl Weidner Iohn Wallace Arthur Van Alstine Mary Will Dick Kemper , Don Beall Maxine Blome Bob Iones LaVern Hie-bert Bob Goifrier Paul Gilmer Don Earle Virginia Kitchen Don Dimbat Trombones Baritones String Bass Sousaphones Percussion Maiorettes Flag Bearer Douglas Coe Olywn Davies Bob Robins Lorita Garrett Bob Emerson Jerry Rogers Douglas Brown Bob Foelkl Tad Shinkle Iirn Danielson lack Fair Marvin Simpson Cal Curtz Bob Purdy lean MacLean Ioe Muncy Rita Garrett Patsy O'Connor Iune Siowell Colleen Kroner Thelma Raph Flutes Oboes Clarine ts Bass Clarinet Bassoon Saxophones French Horns Comets Dari Hedrick Dean Illlport Bobby Bain Richard Barber Ralph Lisle Bob Vlfiper Ronnie Spence Dorothy Starkey Marvin Bell Marian Mulcahy David Lawrence Bruce Rankin Franklin Combs Shirley Soggc Dick Vtfhitely Norman Lindburg Tommy Brennen Danny McCall Bill Merriam Dick Smith Sl-IS. Qrchestra ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL Trombones Tuba First Violins La Vern Hiehert Virgil Banks Bob Emerson lim Danielson Hope Iaquith Cconcertmasterl Morris McE1wee Nancy Marcley Phillip Blankenship Addyse Lane Arden Shepard Muriel Pills Patsy Mulcahy Germond Lamkin Gloria White 466,- Second Violin Viola Cello String Bass Percussion Conduclor Stella Teeson Kconcertmasierl William Wilson Iean Lehmen Velma Davis Dick White Cole Stevens Leta Mae Wadell Mary Ann Bothman Larry Maves Phillip Ringle Freda Carlson Albert Kearnes Bernice Kleighe Bonnie Daugherty lack Fair Rita Garrett Bob Foelkl lee Muncy Roger Middleton Marvin Simpson Cal Curiz Richard Hall Mr. Vernon Wiscarson jx GIRLS' SEXTETTE Connie Keller Beverly Kenney Glennis Allen Elaine Winkle Bernice lsham Betty Lou Edwards THEY SING FUR US 1 3 l Salem High Victory Song V By Bob Vifcbcr Stand up and cheer for-old Salem high, Sing loud and clear for-our Salem high, VVe'll never tear for--our Vikings strong will lead us on to victory. They'll never falter, they'll never tall, lf we will back them one and all, On your mark, now let's go Hear those Viking bugles blow M HURRAH HURBAH tor Salem high! SALEM HIGH QUARTET 5 Dean Needham Vern Esch S Bob Robins Iohn Payne -57- S' WM df xe -ggi Mgr xisxtmxq 'xi ,wwf ,Nw an 2' Civics Club Carnival The l945 Calendar Capades was hailed as one oi the best of the annual Civics Club Carnivals. Special credit should be given to Bob Weber who Wrote the script, and lean Claire Swift and Phyllis Schnell who assisted Mrs. Gertrude Smith in its direction. Prize Winning skits were as follows: Easter by Pep Club, first, May Day by Crescendo, second, Thanksgiving by Home Ec, third, and Iuly 4th by Club Philhistorian, honorable mention. All proceeds from the Carnival were added to the I. C. Nelson Memorial Fund. l. Queen Alice I with Crown Princesses Glenna Faye and Addyse. 2. Bugs Bunny CDelores Clementl and G.l. Ioe Cl-lelen Paulsonl in Pep Club's prize winning skit. 3. Lunch hour at dress rehearsal. 4. Weber, Swift, Ricketts, Schnell, and Mrs. Smith, pro- ducers. , 5. Any one ot them would have made a lovely queen. AUTU September 18 School opens. Z2 Girls League Party. 29 Klamath Falls Game and Dance. October 12 A.S.B, 'lBlack Cat Dance 19 Que Dice lnitiation. 20 Senior Dinner. 26 Red Cross Pay Assembly Troopship. 27 Senior Class Dinner. November 2 Girls Letter Club Alumni Dance 3 Astoria Game and Dance. Ca 1 Z 3 4 13 5 6, 9 Armistice Program. 15 23-24 Thanksgiving Vacation. Future Farmers' Banquet PreXy Hap at Senior Dinner. Pierce Knox and his marvelous music. Iack Proctor's band-now blowing for the Navy. Counting War bond and stamp money lSally, Mrs. Elbert and Good morning, here are your announcn-ments. Mary Lou McKay in the Senior Inter-Class Rivalry Skit. FRF- December lanuary February 1 G 12 14 ER Snikpoh Play, Tomorrow the World. Football Banquet. First Noon Dance. Future Farmer Pay Assembly, 14-16 Home Ec. Bazaar. 19 21 10 15 15 25 28 2 5 'War Bond Assembly. Christmas Program and Homecoming Asembly. Hi-Y Box Social. Iunior lnter-class Rivalry Skit. llonor Society Induction. Aloha Bakers Pay Assembly. A.S.B. Mermaid Mixer Dance. Dr. lames Millar Assembly. Stagecralt Induction. 9-10 Linfield College Debate Tournament 15 22 lunior Class Pay Assembly. lNasl1ington's Birthday Assembly. 27-March 5 Mt. Angel Tournament. picture taking day. picture atking day. 2. But, Uncle i Dickens Christmas Carol, with Bob, Rod, Alden 3. Cover Girl -lunior lnterclass Rivalry Skit. 4. Hi-Y Sweetheart Candidates at the Dance. lune, Mary, Helen and lean. f , .iv K K.. Sf My x, 'J O March 2 Civics Club Carnival. 9 Iunior Class Dance. l4-l6 State Tournament. April May Iune 20 22 29 5 13 27 l 3 ll l'7 24 25 28 31 l Sophomore Inter-class Rivalry. A,S.B. Nomination Assembly, A.S.B. Candidate Speeches. A.S.B. Election. Sophomore Classl Party. A.S.B. Dance. lym lamboree. Girls League lnstallation. Iunior Class Pay Assembly. Senior Party. A.S.B. Installation, Athletic Award Assembly. Senior Class Dinner, Memorial Day Program. Graduation. lunior-Senior Prom. l. He iloats through the air with the greatest ot ease Z. Sophomore boys quartet. 3. Spring gossip. 4. Iayvees score againg this time Albert. 5. Gloria, Curt and Barbara doing S-A-L-E-M. 6. Prexy Hap and Vice Prexy Helen in caps and gowns peach 54 'abate Pskie Pflicers 9 o G . re lst Row-lim Miller, Miss Margaret Burroughs, Norma Cass, joyce Anderegg. 2nd Row-Don Yocom, Tom Barilett, Maurice Deckard. 3rd Row-Cornelius Bateson, lim Danielson, David Simpson. ,qw-1 Seated-Margie Lundahl, secretaryg Dessa Lee Holmes, treasurer. Standing-Helen Shepard, vice-president Mary Lou McKay, board of ciirectorsg Iean Fidler, board oi direciorsp Charles Chittick, president. 1 Throu h our clubs We ctre united in cr common ur Q pose. A- 'erganizations CLUB NEWS BRIEFS ,44 24 The 1945 Clarion club section offers a new feature of a complete identification of club membership. Since the l944-45 Handbook gives the complete write-ups of the various clubs, here are a few candid camera shots from here and there. Service briefs! First We notice the Red Cross pushing ahead the sales of War bonds and stamps and filling boxes for service men. Also snapped while doing war work are the Girls Letter club girls, who have just collected 550 pounds of clothing for the Russians, and the Home Economics club sewing outfits for Russian girls. In their Various chapter projects, the Tri-Y and Hi-Y are seen performing many worthwhile services. Picture after picture shows the Stagecraft group diligently preparing the stage for all our assemblies. Entertainment features! Flash! We catch glimpses of Civics club members busily engaged in planning their colossal Carnival with the Science club members managing the concessions. Febraury 22-and we thrill to the patriotism of the Washington's Birthday assembly, being presented by Club Philhistorian. And we Won't forget the Fun, Frolic and Antic assembly presented by the Future Farmers, or the Red Cross talent show. And how enjoyable were those colorful concerts sponsored by Crescendo club. ' S-A-L-E-M. That's the Pep club backing our team, While the S club is maintaining order. Left, right, left, right! There goes the Girls Letter club girls in their Grand March, an annual feature of the lym Iamboree. Glimpses here and there! We catch the Latin club at a dinner given in Roman style, and here comes the Biology club back from a hike. Shh! Listen to the lectures being given to the Arts club on flower arranging, neon signs, and landscape gardening, to the Spanish club on various Latin-American countries, and to Aesculapians on the fundamentals of nursing. Hear that dreamy music! lt .might be coming from the Hi-Y Sweetheart dance, the Tri-Y Sophisticated Lady dance or the S club dance. One of the last assemblies of the year! lt's the annual award assembly in which many clubs including Honor Society, Commercial Club, and Home Economics club give awards to outstanding students. -76.- Girls League Officers fi 1 girls -eague fi 1 Council Left to right-loyce Reeves, sergeant at arms, Thelma Gamble, song leader, lean Claire Swift, president, Shirley Kenagy, vice president, lane Acton, treasurerg ldlizabeth Nelson, secretary. lst Row-Reeves, Nelson, Acton, Swift, Miss Robertson, Kenagy, Gamble, 2nd Row-Huston, Cooley, Hollis, Walser, England, Mathis, Strausbaugh, Williams, Clement. 3rd Row-Dickey, Lochead, Macnamara, Swindler, Grady, Dunigari, Newton, Wolcott, Nickens, Moran, Lawrence, Reeve. 4th Row-Scheidel, Adolph, Woodruff, Swinford, Gragg, Beals, Iohnson, Morse, Conrad, Shellenberger, Weidner, Bergsvik. -- lst Row-Combs, Wiedmaier, Lowe, Fidler, Swift, McKay, Reeves. 2nd Row-Fromm, Lane, Archibald, Hoadley, White, Howland, Lulcins, Togerson, Miller, Manoles. Grd Bow-Acton, Morse, Carson, Lutz, Allen, Wadsworth, Tweedie, Miss Holt, Gibson 4th Row-Gamble, Davies, Fairharn, Paulson, Shepard, Lundahl, Burnham, DeGuire. Sth Row-Perlich, Gottfried, Yocom, Bennett, Engleloart, Weber, Barlow, Gilbert. Members who were absent-Berwick, Boardman, Cooney, Helmhout, Massee, Hilea, Robins, Simpson, Slater. lst RowiArchibald, Switt, Acton, Ricketts, Gibson, Mrs, Gertrude Smith, Lane, Hughes. 2nd Bow-Kenagy, Fairham, Lutz, Carson, Paulson, Schnell, Lukins, Tweedie, McKay, Manoles. Grd Row-Cooking, Foster, Burnham, Holmes, Shepard, Kennedy, Torgerson, Young, Fidler. 4th Row-Bennett, Yocorn, Strebig, Barlow. -- 78- National Honor Society Civics Club Crescendo Club Snilcpoh lst Row-Miller, Reeves, Fairham, Robins, l-iaaginson, k'1d'cr, Moorhead, Gueifrcy. 2nd row-Riggs, Davis, Cain, Iones, Kenney, Waddell, Stuller, Nelson, Pitts. 3rd row-Powell, Howell, Scheidcl, Terril, Swift, Moyers, Tate, Keller, Isham, Pearcy, Combs. 4th row-Fox, Widdows, Hall, Lundahl, Allen, Shrcnlz, Llankenship, McElwee, Sheets, Miss Tartar. Sth row-Adams, Merriam, Needham, Esch, Weller, Young. lst Row-Kirk, Ryan, Brooks, Meyer, Lutz, Fairham, Monkman, Howard, Allen, Young, Foster, Swift, Lane, Montan. 2nd Row-Clement, Laewen, Chastain, Twedt, Lightfoot, Esau, Fallin, Huston, Beardsley, Lively. 3rd row-Margaret Burroughs, Lelia Iohnson, Zosel, Sparks, Carson, Campbell, Scandling, Hill, Ray, Sundet, Alexander Smith, Schmidt. 4th Row-Nash, Hoar, McCall, Nash, Martin, Welle-r. -- 79 -- lst row-Struck, White, Brown, Van de Coevering, Kennedy, Shqllenberger, Doolittle, Sexton. 2nd row-Cooley, Lane, Young, Hughes, Foster, Schnell, Agee, Bergsvick, Smith, Fidler, Thiessen. Third row-Huston, Adolph, Lawrence, Cooking, Lukins, Allen, Woelke, Pearson, Guenther. Fourth row--Sears, Small, Carson, Paulson, Holmes, Ryan, Bates, Olson, Swift, Davenport, Torgerson. Sth rowkPerlich, Yocom, Brownell, Rarnus, Strebig, Ricketts, Bradshaw. lst row-McConnell, Miller, King, Gatke, Dickey, Roberts, Gwaltney. 2nd row 3rd row- 4th row- -Hatter, Bonesteele, Huggins, Keyes, Farrar, Cannon, Prather, Arnold. Owens, Schroeder, Mullarky, Gardner, Miss Eyre, Townsend, Wolcott, Raph, Harper. Gragg, Kinnane, Hoffman, Wacken, Kayser, Davies, Updegraif. 5th row-Polanski, Pickett, Strausbaugh, Fry, McCall, Hess, Loder, Hall, Hale, Malmin. -30- uc Di Club Philhis- torian cience: flub iology lub lst row-Peggy Poxson-sec, Barbara Jones-pres, Pauline Foster-vice pres, Miss Philpott. 2nd row-Evans, England, Upjohn, Post, Burroughs, Nichols, Reeves. 3rd row-Buren, Bradley, Carson, Well, Morley. 4th roww-Phipps, Shirikle, Whitely, McCormick, Reinwald. lst row-Nichols, Burroughs, Powell, Reeves, Sheldon, Schwabbauer, Farrar, Purdum. 2nd row-Zosel, Luidahl, Miss Hollenbeck, Main, Steuslolf, Mullarky, Pope. 3rd row-Young, Kernel, Goodrow, Froehliclc, Moorhead, Ricketts. .-.81-. lst row-Noyes, Smith, DeGuire, Edwards, Miss Carroll, Aguilar, Davis. 2nd row-Boyer, McMillan, Walser, Merrick, Caswell, Howard, Lamb, Williains. 3rcl row-Lake, Montandon, Zahare, Weidner, Macnamara, Scandling, Vossler, Powell. 4th row-Iohnson, Harnsberger, Reirihart, Windecker, Burris. 'qu lst row-Miss Frances Fellows, Middleton, Hamel, Ramsey, Van Hess, Howard, Gregg, Dunigcm. 2nd row-D. Hale, P. Hale, Miller, Brooks, Dokken, Gray, Ruezher, lohnson. 3rd row-Steuslotl, Long, Bothman, Dunn, Smith, Staples. 4th row-Lisle, Wiper, Robins. -.82... Spanish Club Latin Club lst row-Gooden, Hollert, Dunn, Tweedie, Manoles, Larson, Randall, Farrell, Mathis. 2nd row-Ross, Dean, Wall, Sheldon, Park, Gardner, Woodward, Causey, Winkle, Lockhart, Fisher, Kroner, Engle, Leasure, Nelson, Linnel. 3rd row-Kowitz, Wilson, Luidahl, Ashford, Burnett, Massee, Sharpnack, Lovre, P. Sizemore, I. Sizemore, Freeman, Porter, Page, Moran, G. McClintock, B. McClintock, Baldwin, Smith, Spence, ith Saw-Mrs. Crec-ch, Iohnson, Spranger, Walden, Lewis, Shepard, Boise, Baal, Gottenburg, Grenz, Kilgore, Mrs. Cooley, Rund, ra ary. 5th roWfDavonjJort, Luper, Lewis, Reader, Strawn, Iackson, Martin, Swindler. IHome Club sculapians DFIOITIICQ ,L H, . fl lst Bow-Possehl, Parks, Richards, Headley, Dalke, Davidson, Fogelquist, Gilbert. 2nd Row-Morgan, Boyce, Meyer, Crittenden, Peterson, Nelson, Stowell, Buhler, Toevs. 3rd row-Snyder, Mulcahy, Davis, Collett, Anderegg, Gogolin, Axelson, Ashcraft. 4th row-Sannes, Smith, Roth, Reader, Daugherty, Dill, Launer, Miss Vivian Chandler. ...gg- lst row-Hayes, Bright, Carter, Gwaltney, Suridlie, Bennett, Bown, Barker, 2nd row-Lyman, Merriam, Laue, Mr. Tavenncfr, Tanner, Becker,McMuller1, Purdy. 3rd row-Cook, Griffith, Stewart, Oliver, McCall, Strebig, Blume, Willecke. 4th rowwLambert, Coe, Heibert, Englehart, Loder. K lst row-Plant, Pickett, Saul, Hedges, Cleaver, Crossler. 2nd row-Nelson, Douglas, Erickson, Schwaubbauer, Allport, Purdum. 3rd row-Carver, duBuy, ludd, Tanner, Mrs. Sitlinger. --84-K Stagecr Guild Art Ch fomm er- cial Club mior ed ross ouncil lst row-Poindexter, Teel, Iackman, Fromm, Nickens, Grady, 2nd row-Eggens, Iohn, Hammer, Quamme, Phelps, White, Mode, Plau, Peterson, Borrsgo, Hem. 3rd row-Skaggs, Boyle, Odenborg, Ionas, Rentz, Pearsall, Pinneo, Nelson, Hathaway, Luidahl, Smith, Nichols, Mrs. Cohen 4th row-Hoxie, Brown, Zimmerman, Caspar, Underwood, Richardson, Strausbaugh, Cater, Howland, Crawford, Talbert. lst row-Ruecker, Spence, Hess, Davenport, 2nd row-Purdum, Lamb, Parke, Hathaway, Parsons, Olson, Porter, Luidahl, Brooks. 3rd row-Evans, Nichols, Campbell, Chastain, Crawford, Howland, Kilgore, Doolittle, Massee, 4th row-Mrs. Elbert, Brown, Hill, Loder, Rogers, Nelson, Evenson, Mrs, Fisher. -85-.. l lst row-Robins, Englebart, Slater, Clement, Shellenberger, Agee, Lowe, Robins, Boardman, 2nd row-Bacon, Kleinkie, M. Thompson, Deckebach, Helmhout, Iohnson, Mr. Broadbent, Cavencler, Zurlinden, 3rd row-Mr. Necr, Craig, Mase, B, Thompson, Barlow, Dowd, Lambert, Macy, Scrub. 4th rowfweber, Close, Bellinger, Hill. L lst row-Brazie, Larsen, Possehl, Brownell, Bennett, B. Barlow, Strebig. 2nd row-Barber, McCall, 3rd rowel-lammer, Baal, Becker, D. Bennett, McCabe, Hale, 4th row-Wrisley, Littke, Iuler, Farnum, Gatke, Mr. Birrell. lst row-Yocom, Ready, Hoar, Manoles, Fidler, Fitzznaurice, Hess. 2nd row-Wagers, Dasch, Henclrie, Bales, Pickett, Chamberlain, Phillips. Brdlrow-Wilson, Wilt, Schwartz, Ross, Berwick, Wiedmaier, Boucher, 4th row-Schwartzkopl, Shinkle, Ullman, Sundlie, Herman, Fought, Welling, Mr. Doughton. -86-. Harrisor Elliott Hi -Y Arthur Cotton l Hi-Y l l l l Abel Gregg I-li 'Y lst row-Miller, Lukins, Torgerson, Monkmon, Dovenpori, Foster, Tweedie. 2nd row-Luidohl, Quomrne, Brown, Lundohl, Bouflleur, McKay, 3rd rowiKirk, Wolcott, Burris. Tri -Y Eabinet Grace Elliott Tri -Y lst row-DeGuire, Kenney, Ashford, Reinhort, Tweclt, Pot Brown, president, Nelson, Roy, Acton, Cockling, Reeves. 2nd row-Tussing, Wall, Lomb, Kencxgy, Ccxusey, Wolser, Howard, Kirk, Wolcott, King, Huston, Welty, Lone, Wright Beordsley. 3rd row-Ross, Boyle, Keith, Davies, Huggins, Adolph, Lawrence, Poster, Hughes, Page, Dunn, Hollingsheod, Rust, Young 4th row-Allport, Sprcmger, Hoordley, Keys, Shepard, Corrson, Paulson, Camp, Gorton, Springer, Foirhorn. - 87 ... lst row-Lochead, Miller, Randall, Shellenberger, Porter, Boyer, Kerber, McKay, Manoles, Kennedy, Bergsvik, Miller, Pearson, Loewen. Qnd row-Locker, Smith, Bonesteele, Hill, Chastain, Age-e, Hamilton, Sundet, Noyes, Welty, Loewen. 3rd row-Gross, Gisler, Keyes, Egelhoff, Lassle, Howard, Campbell, Bates, Parsons, Gibson, Sparks. 4th roweMacMillan, Wilson, Hafner, Powell, Furness, Crawford, Mulc.ahy, Hathaway, Waddell, Hoxie, Fallin. Sth row-Miller, Lynch, Porter, Nelson, Blaxall, DeTour. lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th lst rowgWin Scandling. Abbie Graham Tri -Y Margai Meade Tri -Y Winifr Heard Tri -Y t l r l rowiMiddleton, Widdows, Meyer, Gragg, Lutz, Haagenson, Carroll, Smith, Ryan, Miller. TOW TOW -Riggs, Eggens, Skaggs, Hammer, Martin, Waller, Benz, Lively. -Morley, Terrill, Woelke, Monkman, Davenport, Zahare, Tweedie, Crawford. row-Schetdel, Hall, Kitchen, Beals, lsham, Hoffman. row+Owens, Dunn, Daugherty, Conklin, Case. lcle, Reeves, Teel, Vanclixer, Mode, Quamme, Powell, Burris, Eclcstein, Long, Alexander, Sheldon, Farrar, 2nd row-Hedges, Dagenhardt, Burroughs, Flohrer, Hollis, Nlchols, Hoyser, Peterson, Conover, lenson, MacDonald. 3rd row-Fox, Tull, Staples, Kamingo, Mode, Lewis, Otjen, Schwahbauer. 4th rowiSpence, He-lvig, Ramsey, Baal, Weidner, Slater, Crothers, Smith. Sth row-Toombs, du'Buy, Powell, Lehman, Helvig, Bond. -88.-. lhoda fldfullough fri -Y qnn fxuthrie Tri -Y Vlarion Euthbert llqri -Y lst row- Znd row Moron, Sears, Paxon, Lundahl, Nickens, Upjohn, Swift, Holmes. -Davis, Arnold, Montan, Edwards, Beirnann, Williams, White, Gardner, Tate, Cooley, Clement. 3rd row-Parker, Dixon, England, Kimbee, Hatfield, Buren, Larson, Rathjen, B. McClintock, G. McClintock, Newton. 4th row-L. England, Axelson, Coggins, Noyes, Cross, Howell, D. Barrett, D. Barrett, Peterson, Primbs, Pfau, DeMaude 5th row-Ashcrait, Kretz, Shepard, McCabe, Carson, Cole, Ammon. lst row-Doertler, Steusloff, Mullarky, Macnamara, Luidahl, Michelson, Porter, Cain, Srhrniclt 2nd row-Stowell, Odenborg, Post, Bello, Poindexter, Iohns, Kowitz, Kilgore, Luidahl. 3rd row-Ptuecher, Hale, Hale, Doolittle, Post, Peterson, Dickey. 4th row-Huhlett, Carver, Bradley, Lewis, Dunigan, Kinnane, Keller, Simpson. lst rowvMcConnell, Toevs, Gum, Crittenden, Bouffleur, Peterson, White, Russell. 2nd row-Minter, Bliven, Lake, Harnsberger, Roth, Rickman. .-89... lst row-Mr. McKinney, Perlich, Hicks, Barker, Lee, Hammock, Carter. Znd row-Knode, Stark, L. Barker, Graham, Keppinger, Schaefer, Porter. 3rd row-Barnes, McKinney, Ecksrein, Drapela, Fetrow, Plank, Patrick. 4th row-Peterson, Kottke, Houser, Girod, Howe, Klennman, Gosser, 5th row-Paulus, Spelbrink, Coursey, Cooley, Moorhouse, Saucey, Lowery. Future Farmers Future Craftsnr lst row-Schwabbauer, Nichols, Stepnek, Sanl, Norris, Crawford, Larson, Evenson. 2nd row-Kubishta, Englehoii, Dirks, Uebelman, Brown, Fry, Toevs, Stender, Dodd, Lochart, Pyeatt. 3rd row-Barnett, Cook, Harris, Gobb, Goldsby, Munger, Si. Clair, Hughes, Mahalfey, Smith, Cline, Graber. 4th row-Koorice, Smith, Beal, Beer, Hayes, Benson, Hughes, Iverson, Clark, WennigL-Hand, Singleton, Goldsby. 5th row-Hillicker, Mr. Lindstrom, Cook, DeLapp, Charlton, Orsborn, Craven, Boehmer, Larson, Oljen, Long, Robinson, Hern, Radke, Mr. Magness, Vibbert, Rogers. ...SU-. National Athletic Honor Society S Club lst row-liugcrie Lowe, Loren Hclmhoul, Art Gottfried. 2nd row-Iaclc Slater, Tom Boardman. s. y up ..,, , awww . 1,35 hwwmmu , , W-...Mm 5 ,EY f , lst 2nd 3rd 4th 5th Sth Wx 4393 R, 'W-D-w--...,.. Mwmwwev row-Gregory, Bellinger, Helrnhout, Gottfried, Barlow, Lambert,Wcber. row-Gatke, Boardman, Slater, Lowe, Williams, Hale. row-Harrison, Thompson, Englebart, Bales, Macy, Iantze. POW- Rogers, Mason, Hess, Ullman, Boucher, Alberts, McCauley. row-Littke, Fowler, Davis, Wilt, Larson, Cavender, Malmin, rowVDasch, Hill. ...91.. 'WW -wmv as j ,-:, li 'M-ru., V f ,awww 1 , s B, i VII ! GIRLS LETTER CLUB lst row-Doris Barrett, Dora Barrett, Sgt. at arms, Thelma Gamble, 2nd vice pres., Wilma Earnst, pres., Beverly Wads- worth, lst vice pres., Ruby Burnham, sec., Dorothy Richardson, treasurer, Mary Lou McKay, chairman of Iym Iamboree. 2nd row-Fromm, Kipple, Williams, Edwards, England, Kayser, Mathis, Holtert, Miller, Brown, Kroner. 3rd rowwPaxon, Bauer, Eckstein, Lukins, Lightfoot, Peterson, Foster, Smith, L. Smith fHibberdJ, Newton. 4th row-Howland, Baal, Burris, Kowitz, Carson, Holmes, Owens, Cooking, Young, Mrs, Wolganiott. Sth row-Ban'-y, Spranger, Lundahl, Nickens, Sears, Kenagy, Torgerscn. 1 i lst row-Lively, Miller, Hamer, Martin, Sheldon, Sparks, Fallin, King, Alexander, Huston, Lawrence, Huggins, Ptau, DaMaude, Howard. 2nd row-Hollis, Quamme, Hisler, Keller, Swintord, Peterson, Hall, lenson, MacDonald, Miss Shipier. 3rd row-Townsend, Rentz, Phillips, Richardson, Iames, Lewis, Burgess, Carroll, Lovre. 4th row-Larson, Buren, Baldwin, Bruce, Powell, McCabe. -92- More than 25c Points 1 50-250 Points l 1 oo- 1 50 Points Song and Yell Leaders Gloria Mcfllintock Curt Coe Barbara McClintock Pep Club lst 2nd 3rd 4th Sth Sth TOWL IOW Gloria McClintock, Barbara McClintock. -Foster, Schnell, Kennedy, Lukins, Manoles, Reeves, Moore, Tweedie, Fidler. row-Archibald, Kirk, Cooley, Young, Kayser, Hughes, Torgerson, Gibson, McKay row-Lane, Cooking, Brown, Allen, Wadsworth, Bayes, Foster, Smith, Severin. row-Swift, Earnest, Gamble, Gooden, Acton, Lutz, Nelson, Kenagy, Mathis. row-Burnham, Richardson, Lundahl, Holmes, Carson, Pau1gQn,Shepqi-d, lst row-Agee, Sundet, Edwards, Causey, B. McClintock, G. McClintock, Paxson, Bergsvik, Lochead Alexander Znd rowfHotfield, Williams, Smith, Burroughs, Chastain, G, Williams, Lawrence, Bearclsley, Arnold Clement 3rd row-Hamilton, Ray, Moran, Reimann, Kenney, King, Huggins, D. Hale, P. Hale, Huston. 4th row-Sears, Small, Miller, Bonesteele, Hill, Nelson, Blaxall, Smith, Randall, Shellenberger Powell -.93-. RADIO CLUB lst row-Wood, Gottfried, Hunt, Becker, Williams, Gregory, Mr. Brant. 2nd row-Wriston, Coons, Iaqua, Crane, Blain, Fleener, Q Office Training jewel Gueffroy, well known school musician .. Q4 .. Esch, W 1 1 s o n, Fcxught. Changed some, hc1ven't ihey? Stem initiator Iune. 'Angels 'We Have Heard zu High. Sehmd scenes of the Snikpoh play. Qld friends meet Qi icmecoming. 'Beiiy Hutton Stephen: Ind his Murder. une cmd Bob in gowns. Dryncm's sympathy ic An- nual Sporfs Ediior, joe. 'But my skis!! O'Brien, Posi, Gotliried N -95- y 23551418 On Olinger field we train for sport activities cmd build endurance for the future. -96.- F BILL BARLOW is Sign 355532 ill CAFYMU TACKLE R M' VARSITY FOOTBALL lst row-Mel Boggs, Bill Hill, Roger Dasch, Wayne- Weston, Ed McCall, Nile Castor, Bill Ready, Wilson Wilt, George Ross, Daryl Otjen. 2nd row-Asst. Coach Beer, Richard Harrison, Bill Barlow, lim Hess, Bob Thompson, Bob Howell, Bill Laidlaw, Allen Bellinger, Don Wilson, Mgr. Dick O'Brien. 3rd row-lack Slater, Tom Boardman, Eugene Fowler, Ieep Lowe, Curt Coe, Harold McCauley, Art Gottfried, Ben Lambert, Bob Weber, Roy Littke, Gene Mason. VARSITY SCOREBOARD WE THEY 18 Milwaukie 6 20 Lincoln l8 U Klamath Falls l8 U Albany 7 6 Corvallis 13 20 Oregon City 8 6 Bend 13 l9 Astoria U 0 Eugene 25 6 Central Catholic 26 95 Totals l34 SNAPS OF THE SALEM-CENTRAL CATHOLIC GAME f -. ics -- DESPITE A THRILLING TAKE-OFF with two straight wins over Milwaukie cmd Lincoln by scores of 18-6 and 20-18 respectively, Torn Drynan's boys ended up with a so-so season with tour wins and six defeats. Number three game with Klamath Falls spelled trouble for the Vikings. Not only did they lose l8-0, but injuries ot the game were high. Casualties were Tom Boardman, Ev Staats, Bob Weber, and Mel Hil- fiker. I The next game with Albany found the Vikinglat half strength and again on the short end by a score of 7-0. Then the Vikings took a trip to see Md play Corvallis and all they could See was Lee and their third straight defeat by a 13-6 score. C 41 But when Oregon City came to town, it was a diff nil story. The Vikings showing real power, went over the top with a 20-8 win. Tom Drynan's boys then went to Bend and ended up with a defeat of l3-6 although the Viks outplayed them. Next in line was a win from Astoria 9-0 and a loss to the mighty men of Eugene 25-0. Many ot the Viks had injuries as they went into the last game wtih Central Catholic of Portland. Among them were Ev Staats and lack Slater playing with bandaged hands. After the battle was over the Viks were on the short end for the sixth time this season 26-6. JAYVEE PooTBALL lst row-Bob Howell, Tom Bartlett, Don Johnson, Kenneth Blume, George Zurlinden, George Schwarz, Don Lucas, Don Mc- Laughlin, Iirn Ragland, Mgr. Earl Crogan, Harold Koontz. 2nd row-Herman Schwartzkopt, coach, Warren Bacon, David DeLCXPP. Wayne Houser, Richard Bain, Don Graves, lerry Rogers, Dick Bennett, Don Strausbaugh, Neil Boehmer. 3rd row-Iames Ellis, Don Davis, George Ross, Ray Boucher, Bob Howard, Rod Province, Doug Coe, Blair McCabe, Dick Close, lack Vickers. IAYVEE FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD WE THEY 7 Chemawa 20 0 Silverton 20 0 Canby l4 l3 Dayton 6 18 Albany 0 38 Totals 60 -- 101 - BASKETBALL VARSITY SCOREBOARD WE THEY 19 Lincoln 32 15 Grant 29 23 Springfield 32 16 K-Falls 32 29 K-Falls 33 31 Springfield 33 35 Redmond 24 24 Medford 37 31 Medford 39 16 Corvallis 14 26 Oregon City 42 20 Albany 22 30 Astoria 24 38 Astoria 27 20 Eugene 53 23 Milwaukie 26 21 Corvallis 23 24 Oregon City 52 30 Albany 27 29 St. Marys 38 40 Grants Pass 34 33 Medford 65 34 Astoria 37 29 Astoria 30 23 Eugene 32 36 Milwaukie 28 32 Woodburn 42 54 Stayton 22 55 Silverton 44 74 Mt. Angel 33 38 Woodburn 37 32 Woodburn 39 36 Washington 62 1011 Totals 1144 The Salem Varsity, although on the hustling side all season, wound up their season with 12 Wins and 21 losses. Their high point came in the district playoffs at Mt. Angel. They piled up 74 points against Mt. Angel and beat Woodburn, after the latter was on a Winning streak of 17 games. In the third and final game Woodburn defeated them, thus ending Salem's four game Winning streak. Iunior Al Bellinger was high scorer for the sea- son With over 270 points. Bellinger, Helmhout, and Boardman were picked on the district team at Mt. Angel. Rumor has it that only two or three players of 7471-Trnd '45 Varsity will return next year. lou?-,: 4 Sz' ' I ' t BQ. JAYVEE Frank Deckebach, Don Pickett, lim Barlow, Ken Alberts, Neil Boehmer, LaVerne Hebert, Bob Thompson, Ioe Carroll, Dick Close, Del Herman, Ray Bou- Cher. Kneeling - Coach H erm Schwartzkopf, Manager Dale Pence, IAYVEE SCOREBOARD WE THEY 23 Springfield 21 Salem High's lunior Iayvees ended a very suc- 42 Ml' Angel 22 cessful season as the d f ' ' ' , y e eated Milwaukies Bees 29 Silverton 20 b 35 2.7 28 Springfield 25 Y G - Score' 25 Monmouth 22 Under the uidin hand fH m s h tk f 51 Canby 15 g g s o er c warz op, 26 Corvallis 25 the luniors Won eighteen out of 22 games, and 46 Oregon Cn-Y 17 rolled up a total of 75l points to 5l9 for their gi 2-Xlborli? ld opposition. Kenny Alberts led his teammates prmgle through the season with 162 points 31 Eugene l8 ' 37 Silverton. 33 During their Winning streak of l3 games they gg Ielglwqllillue beat Springfield's Bees three times and took Sil- 39 Grgggnlscity 26 Verton's Varsity into camp twice. Although Frank 44 Albany 23 Deckebach suffered a broken collarbone, injuries 32 Silverton 37 Were HOT high. 30 I d cl 35 21 Eluggri? ence 24 Considering their scores and the facts on Herm's 50 Monmouth 20 luniors, Salem's Varsity will have a very promising 30 Independence 20 team next yew., 35 Milwaukie 27 El Totals ' l. lunior Iayvee Stars in Action 2. Gibson Goes High in the Air on lump-Ball. -- 103 - Standing-Left to right- Jl' f L-rv SOPHUMORE BASKETBALL Kneeling: Ierry Volkel, Manager, Frank Beer, 2nd row: Allison, Dasch, Bacon, Halseth, Phillips coach. Bartlett, lst row: Boggs, Graham, Hendrie, Ertsgaard, 3rd row: Howell, Hill, Province, Carrow Head Bain. rick, Coe, Mase. 0 HOM OR Wil' ORE SG EBOQSTEY 'lgtf-3.Saljem Sophcgmlore Team gained lgvorlaiale 21 GMES 11 pu 1C1lY ecause o' t eir successu recor . ey 33 Gates 12 ended the season with twelve wins and three loses. 46 Mt. Angel B ZU Under the leadership ot Frank Beer the Sophomores 22 Sf- Paul 32 piled up 536 points against their opponents' 336. 43 Iefferson 24 40 Hubbard 12 Dasch was high scorer for the season with a 32 Chemqwd 37 total of 98 points. Hendrie was a close second ig gierggfi with 89 points. The latter moved up to the Var- 36 Hllbbmd 15 sity in the late part of the season, and did a fine 28 Sacred Heart l4 job. 4 351 Indgsjrigigge-tBH lg Many of these boys were stars from junior high 33 Sqgyed Heart 30 school and promise splendid future material for 44 GSTVCUS 17 Salem's basketball teams. QB Totals l. The star on offense is also good on back-boards. 2. A varsity reserve in action -- 1:1 -1- BOB WEBER l00 yard dash Broad jump Relay anchor man AND THE WINNER IS SALEM was heard in the various tracks around Oregon as the Viking thin clads finished another successful track season against Oregon schools. The Vikings in their first meet won over Milwaukie, Albany, cmd Chemawa by gathering 76 l-4 points to 57 l-4 points by their op- ponents. COACH TOM DRYNAN ASST. COACH FRANK BEER 1 Q, 1 TRACK 1944 COACH TOM DRYNAN at the reins again, guided the well balanced Viking team towards success, with transfers Bob Weber and Lyle Williams leading the way by garnering l24 points between them. Benny Lambert, Bob Macy, and lim Shawver stacked up 67 l-4 points with their l-Z-3 running in the 830. Holding up the shot put end were Melvy Hilfiker and senior Don Bisbee, and doing the broad jump were Dick Brown and Dick Gatke. Doing a fine job in the discus were Tom Boardman, Art Gottfried, joe Formick, and Wilfred Beard. Also to be noted are Ev Sitaats, Willy Bach, Torn Grimm, Dave Getzen- daner, Eugene Lowe, Bruce Hamilton, Don Wilson, Norman Dalke, and Clyde Iantze. Despite the fact that Salem ran only a good second to jefferson for the state honors, they produced a team which will promise a successful season in '45. LYLE WILLIAMS Pole Vault High jump Hurdles -105- WRESTLING Front row- Mgr. Koontz Cavender Gottfried Williams Weber Macy Coach Drynan Golf Back row- Eugene Mason Iim Barlow Bob Thompson Front row- Dick Hendrie F. Deckebach Front row-Comer, Heider, Boggs, Smith, Hale, Keppinger, Hendrio. Back row-Neuieldt, Harrison, Shinkle, Halseth, Hill, Williams, Gottfried, Hess. TRACK LETTERMEN -106- Back row- Bellinger Hilficker Boardman Lowe Englebart Lambert Tennis Standing- Don Davis Kenneth Alber Ray Boucher Seated- Bob Ullman 1. Lyle gets another first place to his credit. 2. Clowning again! 3. Off-guard. 4. Koontz, O ' Brie n, Croghan. f-107- SPQRT SNAPS HEADS OF SPORTS lst row-Betty Lou Kayser, head of play days, Dora Barrett, sergeant at arms, Ruby Burnham, secretary, Thelma Gamble second vice president, Wilma Earnest, president, Beverly Wadsworth, tirst vice president, Doris Barrett, sergeant at arms, Hazel Peterson, aerial darts, 2nd row-Betty Lou Edwards, ice skating, I-Xrdith Eckstein, archery, Norma Cass, bowling, Dona Henderson, ass't chair- man of lym Iamboree, Charlene Bauer, ring hockey, loe Eileen Baney, basketball, Mary Lou McKay, chairman ol Iym lamboree, Charlotte Williams, volleyball, Betty Kipple, ward- robe mistress. 3rd row-Shirley Lukins, tennis, Sue Small, swimming, Caro- lyn Carson, reporter, Marjorie Lundahl, ping pong, Peggy Sears, golf, lo Ann Lang, horseback riding, Lois Burris, soccer. 108 - GIRLS SPORTS ne of the most necessary and important features rls in Salem High may well be classified as Sports since it has for its purpose the develop- of good health, true sportsmanship and an ciation for the out of doors. ore than twenty different kind of sports have organized for Salem High girls and not only ey coached in these but competitive games are Jed for after school and during the noon hour. 'ear there were three volley ball play days, one held. at Dallas, one at McMinnville, and the in Salem. GIRLS LETTER CLUB e of the oldest, largest and most active clubs in Sa- ligh School aptly describes the Girls Letter Club, sd for the purpose of promoting physical efficiency, , sportsmanship, athletic accomplishments, and love out of doors. This year it has added to its achieve- many worthwhile war projects. Among these were aking of U.S.O. scrap books and filling of Russian 'boxes for evacuees, also the collecting of clothing ssian people, Another of their projects was the col- ' of books and toys for children at the Tubercular al at Christmas time. ormal initiation was held each semester and a Spring et at which the new officers were installed, the plaque .onor pins awarded. The outstanding event of the vas the lym lamboree held in April of which Doris t was chairman, Mary Lou McKay, assistant chair- tetty Kipple, wardrobe mistress, Dona Henderson, as- wardrobe mistress, and loAnn Tweedie, musician. risers for the year were Mrs. Edith Serell, Miss Mar- Shipler and Mrs. Grace Wolgamott. Volleyball Bicycling Softball Basket- ball Soccer -109- Staats' conversion try is l blocked. Sophomores can box too Watch the illegal blow, Hill. The basketball coaches lining up plays. Hale gets two points on his man. Look at Tuffy jump. Bruce in a football uni- form. Hard- working basketbal managers laughing ove their duties. -110- l I' - ' il X , our ' 'Q .,,, , ty? ..,..1 1, ' ' ' .531-r.. 4. -,ge J r f I b.Aq Iiiilz I I ,..,L! f X ,ff X ,bffffif f .,, A.,,, W' 5 ' f f f X 5 V t f V r N V it Jti J X Comte roits ond the w ond b OUT O hen t e sun bokes 5' mercury rnounts skyword . . .kee y temperature own... eep coot cotnt on te. ount on us to e you beot ' oote ctothes on ca make your orto cur-c os to esor . com e heot wit uson on -one ide sont breez summe S nr K.. as N- ' 'A ip M1 X ff 1 K! X X XXX N x r r KN W tt X P U ' d k , 6 tho d- d o pteo , y r r t borne ' ,Lg CQN GR GR ATUL SA ADUATE ATIONS -Illn- 'G . ws. . ' 1 1 'JA -QQ' 'G a Salem Laundry Co. fWEIDER'Sj Laundry and Dry Cleaning TELEPHONE 9125 263 SOUTH HIGH STREET 9 0 MARILYN S W'eF1,t the Hard-to-fit SALEM HEADQUARTERS FOR Connie, Jacqueline,8f Forest Park I SHOES 387 court Street Telephone 8155 SALEING DRUG CO. G. VV. 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Shop Lzttle French Shop C t D Of' S resses LADIES' WEARING APPAREL Suits Sportswear 426 State Street, Salem 115 North High Street, Salem, Oregon -114- EONGRATULATIONS and Best Wishes to graduating Seniors of the Class of ,45 of Salem I-hgh School. E?i?Q3E7FZ3E71fQ39?1'?i2?Ei-'Q3EifsfiiE?b'S'Q3P3'3f23 Montgomery Ward 155 North Liberty Street . . . Salem, Oregon S.I'l.S. STUDENTS KNOW THEY CAN DEPEND ON Neeclhamls Book Store FOR THE BEST IN ' School Supplies Stationery Fountain Pens Agents for the ROYAL TYPEWRITERS used at Salem Hi KAY'S DISTINCTIVE APPAREL FOR YAIOIVIEN 460 State Street 0 Telephone 8188 Hel Your Game Everything to p BASEBALL EoorBALL BASKETBALL ooLI-' g BAoIvIINToN AWARD SWEATERS 5 5 ' I u Q Athletic Equipment GUNS ' FISHING TACKLE TENNIS RACKETS U BOXING EQUIPMENT l-l Q VVA R D lVl A P L E 372 State Street 0 Salem, Oregon 0 Telephone 6042 STEVENS Preferred Diamond Guarantee See Come In and an Sieve!!-5 Our Guarantee We will replace y Diamond lost from its setting - without charge. I I V I I 3 ,H 4 Credit if desired I ' 9 lVlyrtlewI?odkNovelties f- Stawped Goods an ies - In ants' ear ayson s . . . L , MS Cl h Brown s mart ot 88 'S 9 y Art ig Gift or Smart Menn W- I 5 0P Hilda M. Brown 453 State Street 1' Salem, Oregon Comer Liberty and Court Streets -116- I-II, F ELLOWS . . - It's T1 me to gf Spruce Up Every young man knows It's Bishop Qsfirst, last, 62 always for the Smartest Togs BISI-IOP'S 93opular- because it's gwd AT YOUR GROCER'S Becke, Wadsworth, Hawkins 6: Roberts ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE . . . SURETY BONDS Telephone 4947 Guardian Building SALEIVI, OREGON QUISENBERRYS Central Pharmacy Professional Pharmacists Telephone 9123 410 State Street L N 5 QTWWZJCTWMEJCTNQQKDLTNMKJ S X I A FRIENDLY PLACE T0 TRADE ' SCHOOL CLOTHING WORK CLOTHING BROGUE OXFORDS WORK SHOES MILITARY SUPPLIES Phone 5508 GNMZD 179 North Commercial Mathis Brothers Roofing Co. Johns-Manville Roofing, I64 South Commercial Telephone 4642 S Sz N CLOTHIERS FoR MEN sr YoUNG MEN 456 STATE STREET . . . SALEM, OREGON 118 COMPLIMENTS OF SEARS RCDEBUCK AN D CO. the one f stop shopping center for all the family 'Se 484 State Street, Salem, Uregon Congratulations, Graduates Mdlitnan Bhutullpbbup CGIVIIVIERCIZ-IL PI-IOTQGRAPI-IY PQRTRAITS KUDAK FINISHING 435 STATE STREET : OVER WOOLWORTHS Choose Hit Tunes . . . . In Our Self- Service Record Department 428 Court Street ,S Telephone 7522 That's VVhere You'l1 Find Good Fun Clean Sport Keen Competition A Good Time GfMeet You at the YU Perry's Drug Store The REXALL Store SALEM, OREGON J. C. Perry Ken Perry '23 Vern Perry '25 Lee Perry '30 Howard Corset Shop Foundation Garments., Special Attention Given to Fittings Hosiery, Lingerie, Dresses and Smocks 151 North High - - Telephone 4052 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS FROM ANDERSON 'S Sporting Goods 167 North Commercial Street SALEM, OREGON FINE J E WELR Y at popular prices HARTMAN BROTHERS STATE AND LIBERTY MARION CURRY HENRY KRoPP GENERAL INSURANCE TELEPHONE 5904 -474 COURT STREET SALEM, OREGON KEYS --------- LAWNMOWERS Harry W. Scott The Cycle Man BICYCLES ------ MOTORCYCLES 147 South Commercial Street, Salem,Oreg. PARAMO UN T MARKET Quality Foods at Moderate Prices 260 North Liberty Street. . . Telephone 3161 PEI1NI1NlEIY'S Let Us Look to Our Young People Today's young men and women will shape the world of the future. The best that we can give them is none too good. They will need confidence and praise. We, at Penney's, have always given much thought to our young customers, as befits a business devoted to American families. Morris Optical Co COMPLIMENTS or Ready to Quit FATIGUE by Loveall .A eye main and eye strain results from faulty eyes be- ing Ovef Wofkffd in POOV lishf- Beauty , Good plus good light S2l.10I1 equal great staying POWCF- 453 State Street Telephone 7870 444 State Street -121- ON YOUR GRADUATION CoNGRATULAT1oNs FROM BETTE and BOB YOUR OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS I ,n , I-Iilite Studio I I . . . Printing . . . Qoop PRINTING is more than paper and type and ink. It must embrace design--a sense of good taste in choice and arrange- ment of type on the printed page. BESIDES having ample facilities for printing, the Statesman employs printers of experience and skill who have printing taste. That is why Statesman printed matter rates high in quality. Ojice Forms Stationery Pamphlets Publications Statesman Publishing Company 215 South Commercial Street ....... Telephone 9101 122 W B- F- Gvvdrivh McGILCHRIST'S Silfvertown Sl0l'8 PAINT STORE 198 S. 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