Vernonia High School - Memolog Yearbook (Vernonia, OR)

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G.A.A. is sponsor ill play day in the ym on Saturday, :hool participating ly will be Clatsk t. Helens, Wy’Ea oose. There will om each school. 1 insist of a Fre lore team, a Jup Senior team. The first game lent will begin at itors are welcome ratch. There will on charge of 10c Tuesday, Febru •.A.A. members 1 le teams. Each c le players in then The girls chose ws: reshman - Sophc 'arlene Bernardi, Ellen uoiuns, telen Mills, Janice Thompsbn, December ker of Tc i, Laura ake and rrected a nd Virgin will be e; title of “ onsidered -ward pin .rocker Gt national v '.n 10,222 W vill be n; eanette Olson, Judy Fetherston, lary Millis, iiggs, Va ho !an unit acobi ’arrish tiff, A ildrich. ■enior tea lask, Juni aeier, Pat ish, Virgin lay. Coach, lays, Sally e coach, is Judy MEMBERS OF TIMBERLINE With BILL J. HORN ambition husband I 1 3INE CON the and On Monday, February 20, 5ine Cone reoponed by Mr. Jrs. Don Bayley. Everything will be the same is when they had it before, with i few new things added. Luncheons will be served, but lot complete dinners. For their eature they will have sof ice •ream. Mrs. Bayley n the Pine Q t has just on the sa ferent fel Mrs. Westerberg’s to travel, with her course. One of th» interesting facts about Mrs. W. is that she is a graduate of Vernonia High with the class of 1934 and that Mr. McEntire was her math teacher. Another interesting fact is that Mrs. W. has been married 20 years on the 8th of this month and that she plans to go to Illinois this June for a vacation. Ben's Barber S J Supports The 1 Ben Brickel and ia, moved to Verne consin thirty-two He got started business after me nonia. When asked how Timberline he sa such a small higl a very good p; criticisms about at an Feature Editor He doesn’t know about his fu ture plans. ohia. ral Mills buildin of the i lip award necessary to succe ure Insurance ships will be awa; Each state Be “’cholarsh D. At The Vernonia Bank Bldg. Or Phone 6234 SWEETHEART QTj VIRGINIA RA'r Senior princes named Is?- en at the annua. -fr . s February 11, -52 m a gan iose February The Loggers g art holding a 1 :st quarter mark .eir lead to six p me 31-26. The Log' ■ their lead until lat aarter when the Ind irged ahead. The s tree quarters was, Sc; ernonia 39. This one 1 Scappoose needed as them for staying with a club t hasn’t been fortunate in win-a lot of games. Thanks again I would like to draw to attention another bright hat of our junior varsity (jC ider the sound coach-Vlcek, these boys have a a better than average ..son for a team so young working with a new style of offense. Meeting teams that have been the Sophomore Class. li”ne daughter of Mr. and Mr; C. Ray, Queen Virginia is 17 year old, brown eyed bru-|te. Queen Virginia stands 5 feet 6 tj l one-half and is Student Body nness Manager and F.T.A. RUBY WELLS -nt- Re of her favorites include uolor red, “Mickey Mousf March”, Doris Day, Rebel Wit; out a Cause, James Mason, Ch rolets and playing in the be Queen Virginia says bein ted Sweetheart Queen is est thing that has ever t to her and is very ha: her honor. The Timberline is 1 tV i? opportunity gradua: THEN Wr What to do a problem tha of Seniors, st the Timberli outlook for ■tissue to ob! Knick-Knacks.. Thing-a-ma-bobs, 6 -SW, Q$ Dealies All At STEER'S VARIETY

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Band To V.H.S. Band! PMHHH ■immi!—8agg first prize. AJME 21, NUMBER 10 VERNONIA HIGH SCHOOL FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1956 the band will be ;vek ATTEND SEATTLE 3-DAY CONFERENCE TITLES :ven m ent bod Is, Delor: ;chen Taylor man left Seal conferenced ggeiB y'East 8« Tomorrow the High School Ban the Gay Nineties est Grove. This band’s third appt rade. They marc Rose Parade in P in the 1955 Gay In the latter the; in the band divis The parade is t Forest Grove Un at 2:00 p.m. Jud place along the p band is hoping t will be a trip across Puget , furnished by the Rainy City J Sound on the f TIMBERLINE STAFF wil1 be a teacl on j cals Avenge Former leal By Golden Eagle: he tall Eagles from Wy’East ad out the hard way last Fri-night that height is no barrier he local boys ran them into the tnd by the tune of 32-65. he Loggers started off with a g and set the pace the rest of game. The first quarter score wed the Loggers in front 19-The Loggers maintain 1 through the second BUSINESS d at the half 35-31. In the nd half the visitors were no ■ch for the speedy Loggers who d in a total of 47 points, ernonia as usual was paced their two fine guards with Bob-Crowston leading the way h 26 points and Darrell Fluke it behind with 22. Dick Carter leadeye forward was high for Easi and the game with 30 downtown Seattle and then to the University of Washington Campus district. This morning there was to be tour of the campi] r ■ ' il meeting of all held this afterr meeting Grc Lettering G| the studen flight there wi |ing of all delegate: dent Union Ballroi guest speakers. F: 12:00 there will b | Hutchinson Hall. R 1 social nour at the same Kennedy Lounge in the ications building. Tomorrow afternoon ’ound Table Discu1 'man is chairma’ w to Imprr ussion an Qj. w ! Nor Atl Rick June J E Omplexic f Vernon s Olson an ■ .yebrows, Pi 4s Stan Enevoh Or o vsique, Joyce Friendlie oy Higley on and Nat committee mprove Pat hile in Seattle, gates will stay ai the und Meany in the Unive. district. ie will return to Vernonia Livin' It U MR. NEWMAN Advisor tomorrow night. ie Games ! G.A.A. BASK JV's DOWN RAINli Sloppy shifts; old blue jeans,” vernonia That’s th now. If the ban uniform; so hari The Logger JV’s won tl basketball fani cond game of the year o 1 chances to I Rainier JV’s by a score o i home coui The game was virtually de Entertain 5 eral times as the Rainier I'ame and! fused to come out of the L vill mej although Vernonia was JOy, for marento v J S’( Talk about luc eople! It really pavs to hurt a leg or foot. Don Causa; was high for t MANAGERS points most o actiori came on long set shots, niforr Bush and Larry Johnson rell and 8 respectively for th Bus Loggers. Stennick paced with 13. Rainier V • Euhus 6------------ Sa Johnson 5...------- Rouch 11----------- Stennick O’ . Wei«

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(fill Jleaque MEMBERSHIP COMPOSED OF ALL GIRLS IN SCHOOL 1st SEMESTER OFFICERS 2nd SEMESTER OFFICERS M. MARR S. GWINN President Vice-Pres. J. MASK Secretary C. MARR Treasurer MRS. BOLMEIER Advisor L. MILLS J. OLSON Sergeant-At-Arms V. JOHNSON J. JOHNSTON President Vice-Pres. J. THOMPSON B. RUSSOM Secretary Treasurer G. BOLMEIER G. PARRISH Sergeant-At-Arms 29