Waldport High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Waldport, OR)

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' i ,, llQ -in ? C rigged The Queen's Address Song Titles was the theme of the 1954 Waldport High carnival with the sophomores winning first prize with their booth titled Little Shoemaker , and the juniors coming in second with their booth titles Wheel of Fortune. The main event of the evening was the crowning of Queen Boopy I, with Ray Bray, student body president, pre- siding over the ceremony and enthron- ing the queen- First Prize Booth The carnival was a huge success Sovhomores with a profit of 5284. 04 which was 0 divided among the various clubs and Second Pnze Booth classes. Juniors 27 l.iTTLE tv 5i'lEIEHAKEli H

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1 . 4 si 1 . ,. f r ill ,O as 5, l gg' ,pu ralngr. ESCORT: Bob Hall PRINCESS: Pat Scanlon ESCORT: Melvin Walters PRINCESS: Betty Walters ESCORT: John Hall QUEEN: Boopy Lundy Queen Boopy I and her royal court: Patty Scanlon and her escort, Bob Hall, Sophomoresg Betty Lee Walters and her escort, Melvin Walters, Juniors: Queen Boopy l and her escort, John Hall, Seniorsg Darlene Bacon and her escort, Robert MacDuffee, Freshman, Letterman mystery candidate, Diane Englert, and her escort, Gary Sarver, Letterman President. QUEEN BOOPY I 26 ESCORT: Bob MacDuffee PRINCESS: Sue Bacon ESCORT: Gary Sarver PRINCESS: Diane Englert

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f SE. 2 ' 3 f L . Y L Mr Swain, Larry Wallace, Zandra Smith, Bill Wardell, Dorthell Hyde, Dorothy Fish, Colleen Delger, Ted Will, Haysel Hays. SALAD DAYS Peter Hammond -... Ted Will Nancy Hammond .... Colleen Delger Clementme ....... Haysel Hays Marion Hammond. . . Dorthell Hyde Frank Hammond .... Bill Wardell Jimmy Parker ...... Larry Wallace Mrs Parker ....... Dorothy Fish Sylvia ........ . . .Zandra Sm1th Nancy and Pete Hammond are agog over a surprise being planned for them by their parents. The surprise turns out to be a clud in the person of a cousin whom the hammond youngsters have never seen. And what a let-downl Clementine is about sixteen, and looks like a glamour girl of the I900'S. She comes direct from a private school in the East where all they ever taught her was the art of study. And what good student she turned out to bel Here's the story: Nancy had a beau, Jimmy, and she treated him as impersonally as though he were a stick of wood. She was that sure of him. Soon after Clementine came, Jimmy began dressing up and acting the part of a studious young man. That's what cousin Clementine did to Nancy. Pete has a penchant for being interested in anything new. Just now he's experimenting with botany and his en- thusiasm for the subject is at fever heat. Another thing he's fond of is draping himself over an easy chair and visiting via telephone with Sylvia. Peter soon finds out that women just won't be placed second, even to an experiment in botany and here, too, Clementine has her finger in the pie. Comes the night of the high school dance and Clementine blos- soms forth as did the Cinderella of old. Jimmy by now wants only to resume his role of old faithful' to Nancy, but there are obstacles. Mother Hammond lends her expert hand to the straightening out of their tangled plot threads and once again peace and quiet cast their comfort over the Hammond household.