Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

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scrn. Akers, Nancylee Ashley, Harold Barker, James Borders, Bob Brissett, Margaret Cunningham, June Dass, Jeanette Fuller, Homer Fulton, Bobby Dean Good, Marylyn Goodbum, La Verne Gray, Marlene Gwin, Dick Hamilton, Letha Herrin, Jerry Hibbs, Allen Hickman, Pat Higley, Henry Jones, Joyce Kimball, Robert King, Patsy Kyser, Robert Laramore, Arleigh Leonard, Ronald Lousignont, Dawn Lusby, Speed Martin, Jean Nanson, Kenneth Norris, Pete 0 Black, Maxine Olinger, Jackie Ortner, Ann Ray, Earl Sauer, Kathleen Shafer, Donald JONE’S GROCERY

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JUNIORS Snook, Joe Thacker, Mildred Vike, Shirlee Waddell, Dick Weller, Eugene On Septemoer h, the juniors held their first class meeting to elect th£ officers for the year. Rick Fulton was chosen president; Mike Grady, vice-president; Glenna Pearl, secretary; Emogene Heskett, treasurer; Larry Schaumburg and Jean Kirkbride, sergeant-of-arms. Faye Millis and Lorraine Crowston were elected to the rally squad. The juniors have been very active in school activities and have obtained many offices. Mike Grady was president of Thespians and Bill MacDonald, vice-president; Lorraine Crowston, Patti Bass, Glenna Pearl, Margaret rowell, Shirlee Vike, Joyce Howard, and Ora May Smith were on the Timber line staff The juniors have been very active in school activities and have obtained many offices. Mike Grady was president of Thespians and Bill MacDonald, vice-president; Lorraine Crowston, Patti Bass, Glenna Pearl, Margaret Powell, Shirlee Vike, Joyce Howard and Ora May Smith were on the Timber-line staff. Marilou Frederickson, Glenna Pearl, Emogene Heskett, Cra May Smith, and Patti Bass were officers in Pep Club. Lorraine Crowston was treasurer of Girls League -first term, and Glenna Pearl was secretary second term. Don Morgan was secretary of the letterman club first term and Larry Schaumburg was sergeant-of-arms second term. Lorraine Crowston and Margaret Powell held offices in G. A. A. Ora May Smith, Glenna pearl, and Shirlee Vike were on Memolog. The Catalina was class rings. chosen as the style of the The Junior boys were both active in football and basketball. Those earning letters in football were: Larry Schaumburg, Don Wantland, Mike Grady, Bob Powell, Don Morgan, Skeeter Gill, Gene Pugh, and Rick FUlton. Bob Powell, Skeeter Gill, Bill MacDonald and Rick Fhlton made the A-squad in basketball. Wikstrom, Shirley White, Shirley Wolf, Nellie, bollard. Jack Thank You Mr. play. Mrs. Wakefield Mr. Wakefield Eeth Wakefield Joan Wakefield Stan Wakefield Carrie Bloom Jessie Bloom Mark Cooper Homer Quinn Helen Fields Director Asst. Director Parker was chosen as the Junior Faye Millii Bill MacDonalc Inetta Mat Pat Bjornsoi Donnie Wantlani Shirlee Vita Patti Bass Larry Schaumburg Mike 3ra J Lorraine Crowstor Mr. Raines Margaret rowel] Glenna Pearl was chosen sweetheart for ths Valentine’s Dance sponsored by. the sophomores. April 5 was the date set for the Junior Proi and Hal Cook’s orchestra played. Joyce Howard and Bruce Hoyt led the Seniors i: for graduation. CLASS OFFICERS 16

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SOPHOMORES Shafer, Philip Strong, David Steers, Alice Stiff, Pat Thomas, Leroy Thomas, Wayne 'Webb, Joanne Wells, Pat Not shown Eddy, Delores Braun, Billy Faulk, Lee When school opened for the 1951-52 school year, the freshmen of 50 and '51 returned for their sophomore year. Bill Braun was elected president of the class, Earl Ray, vice-president. Speed Lusby, secretary, Albert Fuller, treasurer, Jody Webb and Bierdre Udy as sergeant-of-arms. Later in the year Dier-dre moved away and Phil Shafer was elected to fill the position. Mr. Raines and Miss Cook were class advisers. When the sports season opened, Jody Webb anc Margaret Brissett, were elected as members of tt rally squad and the class loaned Joyce Jones t the student body as a yell leader. Homer Fuller, Kenny Nanson, Pete-Norris, Henij Higley, and Harold Ashley represented the class on the B squad in football. While the class wasn t looking, Jerry Herrin, Ozzie Ray, and Speed Lusby slipped out, played on the A squad, and got themselves a letter. September 17 was chosen as Rook Day by the sophomores. Memories of Rook Day the year before were still fresh on the minds of the class; therefore, every effort was made to give the freshman a welcome as warm, in every way, as the one it had received in 1950. In the evening the class sponsored a party in the gym in honor of the f re slim an. 18 Following the Warrenton football game, the sophomores gave a dance. Donuts and homemade cider were sold. Homer Fuller, Kenny Nanson, Bill Braun, and Lee Faulk were members of the A basketball squad. Dickie Gwin, Jerry Herrin, and Speed Lusby played on the B squad The Sweetheart Dance on the evening of February 16, was sponsored by the sophomores. A Queen of Hearts was chosen. CLASS OFFICERS