Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

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L E ¥ T E R VI E m hirst Row: Usher, B.j Hunt, W.j Goodburn, R.j Eby, M.j Eckland, B.j Millis, G.j Adams, B.; Schmidlin, H.j Tipton, D. Second Raw: Mr. Hoefsj Crowston, G.j Allen, B.j Mills, L.j Brown, L.j Brewer, M.j Borders, D.j Mills, N.j Mr. Pangle. Third Row: Wells, B.j Gibson, C.j Wantland, D.j Pulton, R.j Frank, J. FIRST TERM OFFICERS—Norman Mills, vice-presidentj Gerald Millis, president} Harold Schmidlin, sergeant at arms} Bill Eckland, treasurer, Loren Mills, secretary. SECOND TERM—Harold Schmidlin, vice-presidentj Wesley Hunt, secretary} Bill Iydie, sergeant at arms} Norman Mills, president} Jim Smejkal, treasurer. Service, 1 the theme of the Letterman club, was carried out in high style by the officers and members of the 195 0-Jj1 organization as they sought to bring order to games, student body meetings, and all high school functions. Two dances were given by the Lettermen, the first under the allspices of President Millis on September 8 and the second under President Mills on Februaiy 3. At the first initiation November 29 seven students entered the coveted ranks of Letter-men. A spring initiation is planned.

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First Row Closner, B.j Good, M.j Brissett, M.j Jones, J.j Parker, H.j Kaspar, F.j Pearl, G.j Elliott, N.; Olinger, J.j Frazee, B. Second Row: Sawyer, N.j Tapp, M.j Hand, D.j Seifert, D.jSeifert, D.J How- ard, J.; Bergerson, N.j tfi-ke, S.j Snith, 0.J DeRoia, J.j Nightwine,D.j Bass, P.j Heskett, E.j Kirkbride, J.j Mrs. Stanhope. Third Row: Thompson, D.j Fuller, E.j Thomas, M.j Siedelman, J.j Hahmeyer, D.j Hoehner, L.j Bley, V.j Aspinall, D.j Fuller, E.j Gibson, C.j Fletcher, N.j De Hart, T.j Aldrich, D.j Peterson, J.j Lamping, C.j Davis, D.j Lundgren, J.j Harders, E.j Davis, C.j Steers, L.j Brown, S. Fourth Row; Corll, G.j Davis, A.j Magoff, S.j Michener, M.j Earl, P.j Barrett, D.j Floaten, P.j Bjomson, P.j Falconer, M.j Golden, M.j Crowston, L.j Powell, M.j Thacker, M.j Fredrickson, M.j Villis, F.j Keasey, K.j Howard, B. Standing: Glenda Corll, vice- president j Donna Aldrich, presi-dent j DeLoris Thompson, treasurer. Sitting: Mary Tapp, secretary. CIFl’S FIRST TERM — Sitting: Leona Hoehner, sergeant o? arms j Pat Lobdell, vice-president; Claudine Gibson, president} Doris Hahmeyer, treasurer. Standing: Inetta May, song leader} Nancy Fletcher, secretary. ■ SECOID TER1'—Sitting: Tern- pie DeHart, president. Standing: DeLoris Thompson, sec- retary} Laura Steers and Glenda Corll, sergeant of arms} Mary Tapp, treasurer} Emogene Heskett, song leader} Janet Peterson, vice-president. L E f) C U E

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Janet Peterson Editor Bill Wells Alice Davis Assistant Editor Business Manager The best little paper this side of the Mississippi was the theme of the Timberline-sponsored Amateur Hour February 16 in the study hall. Other Timberline functions included an October trip to Eugene in cooperation with the Memolog for a press conference, plus special efforts at staff and policy reorganization. Mainstay of the staff was Janet Peterson, -who as editor capably oversaw the workings of the Timber line. Chief assistants were Patty Floaten, news editor; Tempie DeHart, stencil editor; Cleo Lamping, reporting and business; and Marguerite Thcnas, production manager. First Row: Alice Davis, Leona Hoehner, Laura Steers, Patty Floaten, Tempie DeHart,.toancy Fletcher, Janet Peterson, Cleo Lamping, Eleen Fuller, Claudine Gibson, Norma Elliott, Marguerite Thomas. Second Row: Doris Hahmeyer, Shir- ley Vike, Pat Bass, Emogene Heskett, Barbara Howard, Bill Wells, Larry Brown, Russell Goodbum, Donna Aldrich, Marilyn Good, Miss Yocum. Third Row: Dollie Davis, Ann Cameron, Letha Hamilton, DeLoris Thompson, Evelyn Harders, Joyce Howard, Nancy Bergerson, Pat Stiff, Pat Hickman, June Cunningham, Jackie Olin-ger, Sharon Magoff. T I H c E K L I El E S T F F I I L