Benson Polytechnic High School - BluePrint Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1939 volume:

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The an- nual was composed and printed by the Print Shop of Benson Polytechnic School, Portland, Oregon. 2 Lil I-I Pictures and Activities of three E1 hundred thirty Seniors, Dedication 1 I-I to the Golden Gate Exposition, Clans and Organizations of Ben- V E-I son, Athletes of the Spring term of nineteen hundred and thirty- H nine. Fd I-I W TV4EfEf'iH C33 14 Exvosrrxox THEME Hovsn DEDICATION The San Francisco World's Fair is the sym- bol of the dauntless idealism of culture, fine arts, and science of this phenomonal twentieth century. Benson Polytechnic School, which has long striven for the extension of the arts, crafts, and sciences, likewise represents the spirit of the age. In a sense the Worlds' Fair itself is a dedication, therefore it is altogether proper that we the members of the June 1939 class dedicate our talents, ideals, and class book to the San Francisco World's Fair. HJ ,1- .QMZZAZJ Vwe Prmczpal Dean of Men AW lv W ff , ,, Hfuunr H. HAncnEAv11:s OMAR N, Bn-TNER Q7' I I , , ' ' 4 1 1 C57 FACULTY RO TER Mathematics- l1i-9i0T3!- William Kletzer, Head Minnie Ambler Leola Craig Grace Hawkyard Robert M. Hamill Christine D. Holt B. Hoogstraat Irma Leon L. L. Oldright H. H. Parsons Alfred Skei ' O. T. Storli E nglish- E. M. Drummond, M. Sten E. Clouse Mary C. Gilmore Edith Forbes Alice C. Downer Frances M. Elmer Head M. M. Haight Ray L. Lapham M. M. Johnson D. C. Thompson V. P. Brugger ience- M. E. Turner, Head D. Bajema Fred Brainerd C. S. Brereton George W. Brown A. P. Gibson Adam F. Krieger E. W. Lawrence William Schreiber T. A. Shotwell R. T. Stephens R. T. Thacker F. B. Wade Leah Rounsevelle Raymond I.. Porter Gibson Bowles, Head S. Neale Mary C. Gilmore S. M.,SuWol S. M. Simpson G. F. Karnopp Morris Larson Electric- E. A. Ruhl, Head G. U. AnDyke C. J. Allison J. Dunkin A. W. Mee F. E. Miner Drawing- Gas W. D. Allingham, F. A. Beebe Robert Cahill H. Ehlen C. A. Laney Fred Strickland V. G. Wild Curtis C. Payton H. Lundquist Head Engine-A'viation- H. S. Buckman, Head B. E. Badley S. R. Boline William B. Bidwell C. C. Henderson T. J. Raisig A H. Tanner G. A. Urquart Machine- C. A. Messing, Head F. E. Battaglia G. H. Casper G. A. Cross K. S. Lee H. R. Matheson H. Oakes J. D. Sieforth K 6 7 Woodworking- F. G. Benson, Head B. Arnbom O. F. Holmquist B. J. Kuhns B. S. Sparks Printing- G. A. Willis, Head G. C. Henriksen A J. I. Hovde J. H. Miller Sheet Metal-Plumbing- G. Drynan, Head E. Widmer Foundry- W. D. Haskell, Head C. Hadley Blacksmith- D. E. Holden Head M. Nielsen 577 YQLGA Music- E. H. McDowell Librarian- Francis Morrison Nurse- Inez Trelstad Physical Education- F. Marineau Leon Faber Gerald G. Exley office- Dorothy Cary, Secretary Edith Harbin, Attendance Dorothy Robinson, Auditor Cafeteria- R. R. Cupper Engineers- H. Peterson G. E. Tague C. H. Compton Stock Room- C. W. Braddock, Head M. D. Teats ' UQ WYWHF .if-' N ,Nw - - ., F -.-I l ---- - --- -v-yung'-n Price Rude Radmacher Lyon STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Pnsmnxr ...................................................................................................... En Pncn Vxcm Pansmnm- ....... Sncnlmxxv ........ . Tnmsunmn ........ Q7 RALPH Runs Hownn Lvox Ronan R.4nmAcnmn I WR 1 l 1 r A Mn ' .. , , Englesby Weir Winkler Clancy Emerson Mangold Lyski Smith Louttit POLY TECH STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ...............i.,,,...........,...................,.....,..........................,......,.......... GEORGE M. Exauassv I RATUIu: EDITOR ....,,........,.......,.i.............,..,............i.....,...................i............................... KENNETH WRIR MEJCIIANICAL EDITOR ......,...,..,..i...........,............,............................................. ...............,,. P AUL J. LYSKI PHOTO EDITOR ............,..............,.....................,.................... ...........,............................... J I-:RRY WINKLER SPORTS EDITOR ..,....,......,...,...........,.,....................,.............................,.......................... HENRY MANGOLD CLUB EDITOR .....................................i......,..............,........................................................ HARRY EMERSON Busnmss MANAGER ..i...................,...........Y.............Y....Y.......... ...................v....Y........,............. J ACK LOUTTIT ART En1ToR ..................,.......,.........,.................Y........................,.................................,...... RICHARD CLANCY HUMOR ......................vY........................................................................................................ JosI:PH F. SMITH is SENICDRS Elliot Makino Stewart Wong Goehler Mrs. Neale Mr. Hamill SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Pmzsmmvr ........... ........ B on ELLIOT Vrcn-Pnnsmanr .,...... ...... H mmf MAKINO Sucam-nav .......... ........ J on Gorzmzan 'larmsunan ................. ....... ...........,...... ..............,...... ..,.....,. .......... .... ....... D o N W o N G ,f f ' 1' V J Snnomnr-Ar-Anus ...... .... ,..f..Z.fl1I:g ,... ..... 1 gm... ......... ..:L.I'.1C'p,.l ..,,, RAY Snzwsnr CLASS HISTORY Because of Mr. Cleveland's illness the organization of the June i39 Class was supervised by A Mr. Bittner and Mr. Hargreaves. The appointed advisers were Mrs. Neale and Mr. Hamill. Near the end of the term the class established what we hope to be a precedent by acting as hosts to members of the J an. '39 class at a joint party. The class feels fortunate at being the first to enjoy a system of guidance, directed by Mr. Hamill. The course has been of value to the members on such matters as seeking employment, studying possible fields, and selecting colleges and courses of study. The class feels proud of its large membership, the success of its class play, and its other activities. 193 HQW- . I, .nga K - f 'bv Al'f'I'1'l I'U RA ATKINSON HEX NETT IIOIFIC HI! A DHURY CARLSON ADAIR ARNIYI' BAFMER BAKER l!l'IN'l' HIGNZAR IHJIJCS BOONE BRUXVN HUN'I'ZICI. l'ARl.'I'UN VARTOZIAN C105 ANSPAFH BIGAR BLACK ISORISFH llUli'l'lS CARVEK A SIIENRR HEI .L BLOCK BRADLEY BUTLER CUCIIRAN ENNER ,W .1 V - -f ws.-':,gg-fy: -5 ACCETTURA, ROCCO ANTHONY. Technical Building Construction. Fire Squad: First Ald: -Mlnutemen: Craftuuan: Gym Leaders: 'Orange B: Football 'sez Basketball 's9. . ADAIR. WILLIAM BENJAMIN. Technical Electric. Executive Board: Secretary Minutemen: HI-Y: Bronze Scholarship Pln: Co-Designer of Class Pln. V ARNDT, CARL FIEEDRICK. Technical Electric. ' 3 ' ANSPACH. LLOYD.,H. Technical. ' A ASHENBRENNER, WILFRED HAROLD. Vocational Machine. Machlnlst. ATKINSON, RALPH JESSE Jr. Technical Aviation. Clnss play Stntf: Cnptnln, We Drivers: Soccer. BAUMER, MYRON J. Technical Building Construction. First Aid: Minutemen: Gym Leader. BAKER, HOWARD WARREN. Technical Electric. BEAR, ORIN RICHARD. Vocational Cabinet. BELL. HAROLD WILLIAM. Vocational Gas Engine. B. A. E.: Gym Leaders. . BENNETT, ROLLO HAROLD. Technical Electric. Minutemen: Orchestra.: 'l'roubudonrs:'H-Electric: ver-un on' Ca e . A, N ' V , L'l '-f 1--viii.,-41 02 r 'A BE . PAUL F. Technical Automotwefazand: Minute n: Gym Leader:'0range B: Wrestling. BENZAR. RICHARD W. Vocational Machine. Minutemen: Machinist. BLACK, EDWIN G. Technical Aviation. Class play: First Aid: Minutemen: Tech Pep Stall: Secretary. Treasurer Aquatic: President, Secretary, Treasurer, Sergeant-at-Arms Aviation: Secretary Cav- aliers: Chess: -Vice-Ijresldent Gym Leaders: Public Speaking: Secretaryhltadlo: Vlee-President Intematlonal' We Drivers - BLOCK, FRANK ELMER. Vocattonagattern Raging. First Aide Minutemen: Craftsman: Radio: Bronze Scholarship Pin. ' 1 , BOICE, ROBERT WILLIAM. Vocational Electric. Vice-President. Electric. BOLES, ROBERT CLAUDE. Vocational Sheet Metal. BOONE, HAROLD B. Technical Building Construction. Band: Orchestra: Orange B: Tennis. ,MRISCI-I, ROBERT CHESTER. Technical Electric. Minutemen: Tech Pep Stall: Bronze, Sllverg Gold Scholarship Pins. A , BRADLEY, KENNETH LAWRENCE. Vocational Machine. Candy Stand: Minutemen: Gym Leader. BRADBURY, CARLYLE EUGENE. Vocational .Gas Engine. First Aid: Minutemen: 'l'1-uulnuloursz Presi- dent, Treasurer, B., A. E. ' BROWN, NORMAN DALE. Vocational Machine. First Aid: Sergeant-at-Arms, Kumpus: Sergeant-nb Arms. Machinist: Football. X: ' BUNTZEL, RICHARD D.-Technical Mechanical. Gym Leaders. BURTIS, ROBERT EUGENE. Technical Electric. Craftsman: Gym Leader. BU'l'LER, JAMES E. Technical Gas Engine. CARLSON, KENNETH H. Vocational Machine. Machinist. CARLTON. RAY ROBERT. Vocational Machine. Wrestling. CARTOZIAN, LOUIS. Technical Automotive. Baseball: ' . A CARVER, ROBERT W. Technical Building Construction. K. B. P. S.: Cafeteria Board: Elzecutlve Board: Fire Squad: Minutemen: Treasurer. Aquatic: President. Secretary. Sergannt-at-Arms. Archi- tectural: Secretary, Hi-Y: Sergeant-at-Arms. Oyer-un-Gon: Baseball. COCI-IRANE, WILBUR NORMAN. Technical Mechanic. First Aid: Craftsman: Gym Lender: Sergeant ut-Arms Machinist: Orange B: Oyer-un-Gon: Manager Wrestling. ill! VY' JVM ww COCIIILXNIC VIANCY VIN WK l'l'l l' lJHli0SI'1 IIUNFA N l'INll'IRSUN F.U.DXVEI,I. l'I.Al'l' CTMNIINHS DEW ICY IDITNN l'lXliI,l'l FHANEY l'OI,A'I'0ll'l'I IJAXVICS IDI LI ,EY IC ,X Y IC l'1NllI.l'1SBY C129 UNIX l'lIllIS'l'l4INSl'ZN COLVIN COFRTNEY IJICITZ DEI,EGA'l'0 lJIl.I,INIAN DUHAY l'1l'K IQDXVARIJS l'1I.I,I0'l' ELLIS 1, 5152: f CUCHRAN. CLARENCE CLIFTON. Technical Automotive. Radio. S CALDWELL: ROBERT ROLAND Vocational Printing. Minutemen: Tech Pep Staff: Gym Leaders. CHANEY. DONOVAN OWEN. Technical Gas Engine. Cl-IIN. ELMER GEORGE. Technical Aviation. Aviation: Gym Leader. CI-IRISTENSEN. ROGER GEORGE. Technical Automotive. V. CLANCY. RICHARD W. Technical Mechanical. Class play Staff: First Aid: Minutemen: -Poly Tech Stat: Gym Leader: Public Speaking: Radio: Bronze Scholarship Pin. - CLAPP, WILLIAM MARTIN. Vocational Cabinet Making. COLATORTI, MICHAEL. Technical. COLVIN. CLYDE C. Technical Electric. Minutemen: President, Craftsman: President, Vice-President. Radio. COURTNEY, EDWARD VINCENT. Vocational Printing. Executive Board: Fire Squad: First Aid: Orange B: Baseball. 5 h .v . 1 vm 1 'f Q CROCKETT. NOEL OSCAR. Technical Mechanic. Troubadours. CUMMINGS, DONALD. Technical Aviation. DAWES, RICHARD LESLIE. Technical Automotive. Secretary B.A.E. DEITZ, ERNEST EARL. Technical Mechanical. DELEGATO, FRANKf JOHN. Vocational Gas Engine. DEROSE, FRANK P. Vocational Printing. Tech Pep Stal. DEWEY, DONALD M. Technical Electric. Executive Board: Minutemen: Aquatic: Treasurer Crafts- man: President, Vlee'PresIdent, Secretary, Treasurer, Gym Leaders: Orange B: 'We Drivers: Tennis. DILLEY, HOMER E. Technical Aviation. Minutemen. DILLMAN. ERNEST CONRAD. Technical Electric. Minutemen: Craftsman: Electric. DUBAY, ROBERT LOUIS. Vocational Gas Engine. Soccer. 1 DUNGAN.FRANK ELWOOD. Vocational Machine. DUNN, EUGENE BUDDY. Technical Machine. EAVE, I-IENERY WILSON. Technical. ECK, NOEL FORREST. Technical Aviation. Gym Leader. EDWARDS, FLOYD FRANK. .Vocational Gas Engine. Aquatic: Gym Leader. EMERSON, HARRY. Technical Printing. Flrst Aid: Club Editor, Poly Tech Staff: Gym Leaders: Type-I-Il. ENGLE, JOHN FRANKLIN. Technical Electric. Band: Cavaliers: Craftsman: Scholarship Pins, Bronze. ENGLESBY, GEORGE MORRIS. Technical Printing. Flrst Aid: Secretary, Library Coundl: Editor-lm Chlef. Poly Tech Stat: Camera Club: Gym Leaders: Vice-President, HI-Y: Secretary, Treasurer. Vice-President, Type-I-Il: Minutemen. ' ELLIOT, ROBERT EDWARD. Technical Machine. Executive Board: Battalion Ghlef Eire Squad: ,First Ald:'Vlce-President, Library Council: Vice-President. Student Body: Aquatic: Camera: President, Sergeant-at-Arms, Hi-Y: Treasurer, Orange B: We Drivers: Football: Trade. ELLIS, RAYMOND ALLEN. Technical Electric. Minutemen: Troubadours: Camera: Secretary Crafts- man: Secretary. President, Oyer-un-Gon. C137 I' ff! I ,IN .l, 4, WT' -1... 'WA K K 'x 22. X IXFIIW Q S W I 4 ' 'F W 'i 2 QW L13 ,Q EFF 'Y 'TZ' ff IQ VW qfhw . g A ink Gnu gmx gf? ' fiQQQ K, 'nw FALK FISHER V. FOX GAR DN ER GOEII LER GU I JDAT mmf-f N ii 'gh Wu: ,Q I ll A '13 5 gg 'Br F I N E , I .,,:, 3 I fu.. Y Q sr QI gs! A xv 'gy FEE FETTY FI'I'ZI'A'l'IlICK FLOIREA FRA NCIS FRESI-I GATES GICARI-IAR'I' GOODING IFRAFF IIADLEY IIA MILTON C147 FIGINI FOGLIA I-'HEY GIKVAN KIIEBEIJIOIISE IIAMLIN FISHER E. FOSS GAKIIUS GILBERT GRIFFIN IIANSON .- . -M J- 'U'm .ewan fr-ff I75 -1 '-P ., 'M 4 rj- N ' ' , . a. - wr.,-W' FALK: EUGENE CLEARANCE. Automotive. First AId: 'M'lmI3f.Bmen: B. A. E.: Tretltlfef. FEE. JACK J. Technical Aviation. First Aid: Minutemen: Troubadcurs: Gym Leaders: I-Il-Y: 'We ,Dri- vers: Baseball. FETTY. JAMES CECIL. Technical Aviation. First Aid. FIGINI, VINCENT CARL. Vocational Electric. Craftsman: Electric. FISHER. ELMER. Technical Electric. Minutemen: Electric: Secretary. Oyer-un-Gun. FISHER, VAL B. Vocational Electric. First Aid: Minutemen: Gym Leaders: Vice-President, Orange B: Bronze Scholarship Pin: Baseball. - FITZPATRICK, ROBERT JAMES. Technical Electric. Executive Board: First Aid: Minutemen: Tech Pep Stat: Architectural: Craftsman: Kumpus: Sergeant-ut-Arms. Radio. FLOREA. DANIEL JOHN. Vocational Electric. First Aid: B. A. E.: Gym Leaders: We Drivers. FOGLIO, ALFRED FRED. Vocational Gas Engine. Auditorium Staff: B. A. E.: Sailing: Gym Leaders. FOSS, WILLIAM EVERETT. Technical Machine. Book Exchange: First Aid: Secretary. Machinist. FOX, ROBERT E. Technical Mechanical. Secretary, International: Gym Leader. FRANCIS, HARRY T. Technical Gas Engine. Assistant Head. Auditorium Staff: First Aid: Vlce-PresI- dent. B. A. E.: Bronze, Silver, Scholarship Pins. FRESH, JAMES ROBERT. Vocational Gas Engine. FREY. DAVID. Technical Mechanical. Minutemen: Golf. GARBUS, JOE STANLEY. Technical Printing. , GARDNER, KENNETH ROBERT. Vocational Machine. First Aid: Minutemen: Gym Leaders: Machin- lst. GATES, KENNETH. Technical Electric. Gym Leaders. GEAR!-IART. WALTER FRED. Technical Electrical. Minutemen: Craftsman: Electric: Gym Lender: Bronze Scholarship Pin. GIRVAN, LARRY HUGH. Technical'Electrical. Minutemen. GLIBERT. STANLEY M. Technical Electrical. Minutemen: Craftsman: Treasurer, Electric: Gym Lead- ers: Bronze. Silver, Gold Scholarship Pins: Sailing. . ' GOEHLER, JOE WARREN, Technical Aviation. Fire Squad: Minutemen: KBPS: Gym Leaders: Hi-Y: Orange B: Vice-President, Radio Actors: Track '88-'89. GOODING, KENNETH L. Technical Aviation. Bronze, Silver Scholarship Pins. I GRAFF. MORRIS FRANK. Technical Building Construction. First Aid: Craftsman: Gym Leader: Mun- ager, Golf '39: Manager Tennis 'B9. GIEBELHOUSE, CLARENCE. Vocational Gas Engine. Minutemen: We Drivers: Gym Leaders. GRIFFIN, ROY CHARLES. Technical Building Construction. GUDDAT. ROBERT DO. Technical Automotive. Band: Minutemen: Orchestra. I-IADLEY, ROBERT B. Vocational Pattern Making. First Aid. W ,X HAMILTON, GEORGE. Teclmicaliias Engine. HAMLIN, RICHARD ALAN. Vocational Printing. Gym Leader. HANSON, ARNOLD. Vocational Machine. Aquatic: Gym Leader: Wrestling. flap .qv- me .pw 7? Y , f m wh .: ' 2 N x I A b Qi, A .,A. , Q f W s M ft: .ff H Q 2. gm , r , 3, ,Q A , nw: .V , B ! an J - 1 Y A li. 'Q W nfmanoovn vmnnrxcwox HARRIS riuvn sm 1 N.-UNLINE nmuvuy 1ux'rauu.xx11' mwurzs rlnm-xr' ' Hulmmnelx lll+Il l+lNIlJI'1R lll'lI.IiI'1Ii llrzxsm' III'lXKIKSF.Q 1 XX!! 11or'FsTm'1'rf:1a uomms Hoovs uoovr-zu uowgmn 'X HUNSAKER m uN'r lABlNI,X'l l'E0 nun uumcm .um-ony JIQKNBERG .mxlas A. ,mxlcs 11. .uoxms n, .vonxsox H. C155 - f--w---ff'-1 4 ' 'v:'1 :'2 -+ f' ,uh HARGROVE, FLOYD. Vocational Machine. Machinist. HARRINGTON, BERT. Vocation Gas Engine. Mlnutemen: President, Vice-President Aviation. HARRIS, ROBERT DEAN. Vocational Machine. Gym Leaders. HARRISON, JOHN WILLIAM. Technical Electric. Gym Leaders. I-IAINLINE, ROBERT W. Technical. HARVEY, HOWARD GORDDN. Vocational Machine. Bronze Scholarship Pin. HAVERKAMP, WALTER H. Vocational Electric. Craftsman: Electric. I I-IAWKEN. SAMUEL RAY. Vocational Gas Engine. Fire Squad: Minutemen: Troubadours: B. A. E.: Gym Leader. HAYNES. ALBERT EDWIN. Technical Printing. Type Hi Club, Vice President and President: First ' Aid. HEBERLEIN. HOWARD FREDRIC Technical Electric. First Aid: Gym Leader: Public Speaking: We Drivers. ' HEFENEIDER, WILLIIAM. Vocational Gas Engine. HELZER ROBERT, Vocational Gas Engine. HENSEY, E. CHESTER. Technical Aviation. First Aid. nnmuxssu, JACK nAYMoNn. recnmmz Automotive. HOFFSTETTER, JOHN ANTON. Technical Machine. Aquatic: Table Tennis. HOLMES, RALPH A. Gas Engine. Minutemen: Gym Leaders: Scholarship Pins. I-IOOPS, GEORGE EDWARD. Technical Electric. Minutemen: Orchestra: We Drivers. HOOVER, RUSSELL EUGENE. Technical Aviation. First Aid: Vlce-President. Aviation. HOWARD, BARNETT CARROLL. Technical Aviation. First Aid: Tech Pep Staff: Vice-President, Presl- ' dent, Aviation: Bronze, Scholarship Pins: Baseball. V . HUNSAKER, WALTER DARRELL. Technical Aviation. First Aid: Troubadours: Camera: Gym Leaders: Machinist. HUNT, FREDERICK HENRY. Technical Electric. Camera. IAMMATTEO, JOSEPH B. Technical Electric. Golf. ILLIG, CARL A. Technical Aviation. Band: Orchestra: Aquatic:-Gym Leaders: Track. IRINAGA, HENRY. Technical Automotive. I JACOBY. LAWRENCE ERVEN. Vocational Machine. Tech Pep Stal: Sailing Club. JERNBERG. GEORGE W. Jr. Technical Electric. Band: Class Play Staif: Troubadours: Camera. ' JONES. ALBERT L. Vocational Gas Engine. Secretary We Drivers. ' JONES, HOLLIS W. Technical 'Automotivei Radio Stall: Class Play: Sergeant-at-Arms, Radio: Gym Leaders: First Aid: Minutemen: Vlkxe-President, Secretary Oyer-un-Gon: Captain We Dl'lVQl'l.' JONES, ROY EDWARD. Vocational Gas Engine. ' 1 .. 1,- JOHNSON, HOWARD EDGAR. Technical. C177 JOH NSON VY. KEYS KNIGHT KUNZ I .Eli V li R l,l'l'l'lIl UlilJ JOHNSON G. KING KNAPP I.AI,lCH LEGLICR l,0l'lK AMI' JUDD KLEEMANN KUENEKE l..XNl0RI4lAl'X l.INDS'l'li0M I,0U'l'TI'l' USD KARLSTROM KASAHARA K LEIN KNACK KOTO KRIiTZlNGEli IANDESS LAYSON l,IN'l'0N LISSY LICYVIS LOWE -.-vw--vgv'pr.1've'l.rvv1 Ir.: H1' 'FTg'FYE?Yff YY'1- Q L - ugh... I - -cf: JOHNSON. WILLIAM FRED. Tehhnical Building Construction. First Aid. JOHNSON. G. LESLIE. Technical Aviation. First Ald: Aviation: Public Speaking: Internatlonal: Radio. JUDD, WARREN THEODORE. Vocationtl Printing. ' KAni.s'rnoM. ALBIN. Vocational Ezecmc. KASAHARA. MASAHIRO. Technical Electric. Aquatic: Camera: Public Speajrlng. KEYS, JAMES DONALD. Technical Building Construction. Secretary Cavaliers. KING, EDWARD J. Technical Aviation. Table Tennis: Bronze Scholarship 'Pln. KLEEMANN, ERNEST KARL. Technical Electric. KLEIN, AL. JOHN. Techniml Mechanical. Treasurer, Machinist. KNACK. ALBERT CARL. Technical Aviation. KNIGHT, ROBERT WILFRED. Technical Building Construction. International: Sailing: Gym Leaders. KNAPP, JOHN EDWARD. Vocational Machine. KOENEKE, DONALD JOSEPH. Technical Aviation. KOTO, CHARLIE T. Technical Automotive. Bronze, Silver. Gold Scholarship -Plns. KRETZINGER, LOREN W. Vocational Machine. KUNZ, LAURENCE JACK. Technical Gas Engine. Aquatlc. Q LALICH, MITCHELL GEORGE. Technical Electric. Auditorium: Minutemen: President. Secretary Gym Leaders, Oyer-un-Gon. 1 ,44fv4.f g0REAUX. JAMES DAYTON. voccmmlu Gm Engine. Gym Leaders. ulunass. naman no 1 cncmc. LAYSEN, RICHARD WARREN. Technical Electric. Craftsman: Electric. Laavan, novo cr-xAnLas. vacdafmcz mu Engine. LEGLER, WARREN FREDERICK. Technical Electric. . I A LINDSTROM, CLIFFORD MAGUS. Technical Mechanical. K. B. P. S.: Camera: Craftsman: Gym Leaders. man: Gym Lenders. - LINTON, FRED WARREN. Technical Electric. First Aid: Gym Leaders: Secretary Radio. LISSY, FLOYD KENNETH. Technical Electric. Class Play Staff: Minutemen: Craftsman: Electric: Orange B: Public Speaking: Bronze, Silver, Gold. Special Gold Scholarship Pins: Track '88. ' LITCHFORD. DONN W. Technical. LOHKAMP, LAVAUGN ALLAN. Vocational Gas Engine. B.A.E. V LOUTTIT, JACK NIEL. Vocational Printing. Minutemen: Business Manager Poly Tech Stal: Business Manager, Assistant Edltor,Tech Pep Staff. LEWIS, JOE DALLAS. Technical Building Construction. Flrst Aid: Gym Leaders. LOWE, FORREST A. Technical Machine. First Ald: Camera: Secretary Machinist: Oyer-un-Gon. C195 Nlf U' ' mJnf! 'RA fxJ1f.1 , ,,Kf LUX LYSKI MACKIP1 MAC RAE MAKINO NIALKSON NIANGOLD MANSON MARINO MA'l'TRAYP2RS MAXXVEI ,L NIIGARS MRYERS NIL-lllilfl MUCONAIHIY INICICNERY RIUIQITIIKIC W. MITCHIQ JL MOY MOORE MORGAN I C207 NIL'l'Ill'lRSON NIILLER F. MILLER E. 4 MADISON MANTIA MER RITT MCGUIRIC B. NIIKULIC MUELLER 2. H A .ry 4 ls-vw.-as , A , ,Qi :AEA ? , J 1 1 ' .111 L ,kg 'Iwi ,A R 1 - 1 lux , -. X we vw, U . 1 T I mum if 'F TE 4 ,l..D .. edit.. ei? LUX, EDWIN EUGENE. Techhibal Electric. Minutemen: Craftsman: Electric: Bronze, Silver, Gold Scholarship Pins. ' LYSKI, PAUL JAMES. Vocational Printing. Manager Candy Stand: First Aid: Mechanical Editor Poly Tech Staff: Reporter Tech Pep Stalf: Gym Leaders. MACKIE, JOHN WALLACE. Vocational Gas Engine. Minutemen: Orchestra: B.A.E. MAC RAE. KENNETH D. Technical. MADISON, ROLAND FRANKLIN. Technical Aviation. Aviation: Bronze, Sllver, Gold Scholarship Plns. MAKINO, KAZUMI HENRY. Technical Electric. Business Manager Class Play Staff: Flre Squad: Electric: Gym Leaders: Sergeant-at-Arms HI-Y: Bronze, Silver, Gold Scholarship Pins. MALKSON. HARLEY JUNIOR.. Technical Automotive. Orchestra: Camera: We Drivers. MANGOLD, HENRY ROBERT. Technical Electric. Band: Candy Stand: Orchestra: Sports Editor Poly Tech Stat: Hi-Y: Public Speaking: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Scholarship Pins. MANSON, ROBERT JAMES. Technical Machine. Executive Board: First Aid: Minutemen: Aquatic. MANTIA, .ANTONIO BRUNO. Vocational Printing. MARINO, ALFONSO J. Vocational Machine. Machinist. MATTRAVERS, JIM EARL. Vocational Electric. MAXWELL, ELMER L. Vocational Electric. , MEAR5. ROBERT J. Technical Buildinp Construction. Public Speaking. U MERRITT, JAMES CALDWELL. Technical Machine. Executive Board: Aquatic: Cavaliers: Gym Lead- ers: Orange B: Wrestling. MEYERS, JOSEPH ALBERT. Technical. ' MC BEE, CHARLES LEE ALFRED. Vocational Electric. McCONAGY, DAVID DOUGLAS. Technical Aviation. Minutemen: Cavaliers: Gym Leaders: Orange B: Soccer. McENERY. CHARLES WILLIAM. Vocational Electric. Excutive Board: Fire Squad: First Aid: Minute- men: Aquatlc: Gym Leaders: We Drivers: Football. ' McGUIRE, BURTON L. Technical Aviation. Executive Board: Secretary, Cavaliers. McGUIRE, WALTER JOHN. Vocational Sheet Metal. Fire Squad: 'Mlnutemen: Aquatic: Gym Leaders: Hi-Y: Soccer: Football: Ba ketball. 9 MC PI-IERSON JR., WILLIAM H. Vocatabnal Machine. MILLER, FRED HUGH. Vocational Gas Engine. Sergeant-at-Arms, B. A. E.: Gym Leaders. MILLER, EMIL MARIUS. Vocational Pattern Making. First Aid: Sailing. MIKULIC, WALTER JOSEPH. Technical. MITCHELL, CHARLES THOMAS. Technical Electric. Craftsman: Electri : Bronze, Silver Scholarship Pins. - Mor, Am-nun. Vocational Cabinet Making. rim Aid. A Moons, cAnL EDWIN. Vocational cas Engine. Monosw, Louis D. Technical Macmnc. MUELLER, ERNEST C. Technical Electric. Minutemen: Gym Leaders. C217 lx IX J 1 3.3 x, x ! sf f x X. ,J 5 fc if XIYICHSY NICIJZUN XIl'Ii.XK.XMI l'li.'Xl'11ll'l'7I'Ii l'IIIl.l,Il'S PIQRKINS A Alwlul. x I'lSl'0l,0 ul .sux l'lJli'l'l'2li 1'm 1'I 1' 1'lcx1n1:ur,sn.xss N .Xlx.XMURA xl'..X VIIEN Nl'Ql'1l.EY XIVIIOLSON YIXON NORMAN IUSBURNIE OWEN I'.XIlliI'1ll l'Ull'l'ICI,I.0 l'l,l7NlMI'1Ii l'II'lIiCY l'I'l'l'liIE l'l'1'l'I'1RS I'l'1IHiY l'.X'l l'ER50N l'.Xli'I'RIDGE ILXIJCLI FFE H225 QA --fm-,way ' -. -wi I --c-- '-wr'-f '-'-wv!w 'c!'4 R, MYERS, HAROLD LLOYD. Technical Electric. Gym Leadelwc We Drivers. C NAGEL. WALT JACK. Vocational Cabinet. First Aid: Minutemen: Gym Leaders: Basketball. NAKAMURA, GEORGE YONEKUNE. Vocational Gas Engine. B. A. E.: Gym Leaders: We Drivers. NEAPHEN. MARTIN J. Technical Mechanical. First Aid. NEELEF, CLIFFORD B. Vocational Machine. Gym Leaders: President, Machinist. NELSON, RICHARD M. Technical Mechanical. Radio. NESPOLO, VIRGIL. Technical Aviation. First Ald: Gym Leaders: Secretary, Vlce-President. Puhllc Speaking. N1cHoLsoN. VERNON A. reclmfmz. NIXON. WARREN C. Vocational Machine. NORMAN. RICHARD. Technical Building Construction. Class Play Staff: Trouhadours: Gym Leaders: President. Vice-President. Public Speaking: Bronze Scholarship Pln. MURAKAMI, CHARLES. Vocational Gas Engine. OLSON, BOB. Technical Aviation. Mgr.. Book Exchange: President, Cafeteria Board: Executive Board: Flre Squad: Vice-President, Treasurer. Library Council: Secretary. Minutemen: Aviation: Gym Leaders: Orange B: Bronze, Silver. Gold Scholarship Pins: Mgr. Football. OSBORNE. DONALD EUGENE. Vocational Electrical. OWEN, GLENN JOSEPH. Technical Electrical. Minutemen: Dramatic: Public ASpeaking: Inter:-Hlgh School Radio Actor's Guild: Football. V .4 PARKER. WILLIAM L. Technical Electrical. Band: Executive Board: Orchestra: Hi-Y: Golf: Tennlsl PRAEGITZER, ALBERT. Vocational Machine. Machinist. PORTER. FRANK. Technical Electrical. First Aid: Cavaliers. PORTELLO, FRANK E. Technical Aviation. Minutemen: Aviation: Gym Leaders: We Drivers. PLUMMER. ROLAND B. Vocational Printing iC'ompJ Type-HI. PIERCY, KEITH DOUGLAS. Technical Building Construction. Gym Leaders. PHILLIPS. JAMES GARLAND. Technical Electrical. Minutemen. PETTIT, LLOYD. Technical Aviation. PETRIE, GORDON. Technical Electrical. First Aid: Track. PETERS, CLARKE G. Vocational Machine. PERRY. JOSEPH RAY. Vocational Pattern Making. Gynr Leaders. PERKINS. JAMES FRANCIS. Vocational Cabinet Making. Bronze Scholarship Pin. - PENDERGRASS. ROBERT HAROLD. Vocational Machine. Gym Leaders: Machinist: Orange B: Base- ball. f V PATTERSON, CARLETON EDWARD. Technical E'lectrical.'1 lrst Aid: Minutemen: Aquatic. V PARTRIDGE, DONALD I.. Technical. ' RADCLIFFE, ROBERT THOMAS. Technical Electrical. Band: Executive Board: Orchestra: Secretary, Electric. C235 1 vm.-ff gil R.-XDMAC'l1l'l1i RIflU'l 1'0 Il UHL SCHWAN SHIDO SLAMA IQAINES RARIN SALERNO SCORE SIIIEI ,DS SI .I'S'I'll0I' mg l : 1uCHA1iDS nosm 3 W moss sc'Ix.xm'I-111 SFIIULTZ SCOTT xi SHXVELL SIIIOGI ' 7 slwaxlc SMITH II. , SNIITH J. C213 KEPI' ROUTSON SUIIITSTEII SPENGLER SIMVOX SMITH K. 'Ki 'T ' .q:.,4 W . . , 4 SMITH. WILLIAM JAMES. Technim Electric. President. Sergeant-at-Arlits Craftsman :I Gym Leaders: Bronze Scholarship Pln. 1 D - SNYDER. HARRY I-I. Vocational Printing. Gym Leaders. SOMERS, EDWARD ALLEN. Vocational Gas Engine. ' STANGLE. BILL G. Technical Machine. Flrst Ald: Minutemen. STANKOVICH. NICK.. Vocational Foundry. . smnmsn. umm cmms. Vmmmaz ummm. Mscmnm. STEWART, RAYMOND F. Technical Aviation. Audltorlum tl: Class Play Staff: Flre Squad: Sergeant- s June 'as Class X sf! , non ALVIN. naman: Avmiin. Gym Lug. I srnsrcnss. misss. E. mmm: nm-mc. Gym Leaders. A E iz! ' SULLIVAN. MARVIN WILLIAM. Vocational Printing. Minutemen: nvallers. f A SVERKO. ALBERT V. Technical Electric. Electric. ,- I SWAIN. ROBERT GUY. Technical VA11iata'on. Mlnutemcn: Gym Leaders: Track. TAMURA, KAZUMA. Technical Electric. First Aid: Craftsman: Orange B: WrestllngA'88. 'i9. TANABE, TADASI-II, Vocational Gal Engine. Il.A.E.: Bronze. Sllver Scholarship Plns. TAYLOR. WILLIAM NATHANIEL. Technical Electric. I THOMPSON, WALTER EUSTON. Technical Electric. Aquatic: Electric: Gym Leaders. 'l'0BIN, GEORGE FRANK. Technical Electric. Band. V. TOLLI EN, HERBERT LOGAN JR. Technical Aviation. Executive Board: First Aid: Aquatic: Avla- tlon: Gym- Leaders: Bronze, Sllver. Gold. Special Gold Scholarship Pins: We Drivers., TORIGOE, YOICHI. Vocationl Gas Engine. B. T. E.: Bronze, Silver Scholarship Pins. TRAAEN, LEONARD CHARLES. Technical Electric. Gym Leaders. 4 ' 'rnon'r, Lsormnn nmmr. Vmuonaz Mamie. , ' ' ULLMAN, JOHN RALPH. Technical Machine. Machinist. UPTON, RAYMOND LESLIE. Technical Aviation. KBPS: Class Play Staff: Fire Squad: First' Ald: Aquatic: Cavallers: Dramatic: Gym Leaders: We Drivers. . ,VAN ABKOIJDE, FRED. Technical Aviation. First Aid: Minutemen: President. Secretary. .Vlce-Prcul- dent Aviation: Gym Leaders. .VAN cosusn. BRUCE. vowumwz Foundry. ' ' VAN DEMARR, :KENNETH LEO. Vocational Gas Engine. Trouhadours. VAN MERE. GORDON. Technical Electric. Gym Leaders. A 4 YIDAN, NICK PI-IILIP. Technical Printing. KBPS: Gym Lenders: Class Play Stall. VODDEN. RALPH LYNN. Technical Electric. WAI-IL. FRANK GIBSON. Technical Building Construction. 1279 VVALDT WEGENER WICK WEIR WHITE VV. WHITE J. VVILLIAMS J. WILLIAMS P. WILSON WINKLER WONG YAGER YEOMAN YOUNG FOLE f2fij AN , ug, 1 , .. 4 w'-lr'-5-W., :nn-1' 'ww-w,v--1: W, - W H l WALDT. ROBERT JAMES..Teehnical Automotive. Minutemen: Bronze Scholarship Plns. b WEOENER: CHARLES DONALD. Vocational Gas Engine. Sergeant-et-Arms, Vice President B.A.E. WEISS, BILL TAYLOR. Technical Machine. 'i WICK, EVERETT MORRIS. Technical Electric. ' WEIR. KENNETH OWEN. Technical Electric. KBPS: Class Play Stall: Executive Board: Battalion Chief, Captain Fire Squad: Minutemen: Assltant Editor Poly 'Tech Staff: Tech Pen Stat: Astron- omy: Camera: Craftsman: Electric: Gym Leaders: Hl-Y: Secretary Public Sireeklng: Secretary. Treasurer Radio: Bronze, Silver, Gold. Special Gold, Speclal Gold Ruby Scholarship l'llrs.' WHITE, WALLACE GEORGE. Pressworlt. Fjlrst Aid: Gym Lmders. WHITE, DAVID CALVIN. Technical Electric. Candy Stand: Executive Board: Minutemen: Gym Leaders: Public Speaking: Bronze, Silver Scholarship Pins. ' ' WILLIAMS. JAMES CLIFFORD. Technical Aviation. We Drlvers. WILLIAMS, PHILIP S. Technical Aviation. Tech Pep Stall: Secretary Avlatlon: Camera: Gym Lead- ers. , WILSON, ORION LIM. Technical Electric. Class Play Staff: Cavaliers: Oyer-un-gon: Radio. WINKLER, JERRY ALEC. Technical Electric. Executive Board: Battalion Chief Fire Squad: Sergeant- at-Arms Library Council: Vice-President Minutemen: Photo Editor Poly Tech Stall: Cavaliers: Gym Leaders: Treasurer HI-Y: Orange B: Public Speaking: Bronze Scholarshflp Pin: JMBHSIII' Basketball '88, 19. WONG, DONALD. Technical Electric. Executive Board: Treasurer, Student Body: President, Vice-Presk dent. Secretary, Cavaliers: Treasurer, Chess: Craftsman: Treasurer, Gym Leaders: Bronze, Silver Sdnolarshlp Pins: Wrestling '89. YAGER, JOHN FRANK. Vocational Electric. Executive Board: First Aid: Gym Leaders. YEOMAN, VERNON ARTHUR. Technical Electric. Troubadours: Vice-President Craftsman. YOUNG, MERLE JAY. Technical Electric. First Aid: Craftsman: Oyer-un-Gon: Wrestling 'II. COLE. JAY HOWARD. Technical Aviation. Candy Stand: Public Speaking. ' C297 CAMERA SHY BECK PAUL D Vocat1onalGac Engine Band Minutemen BOLDMAN WILLIAM HOWARD Vocational Plumbing BURGER, WALTER 'Vocatumal Machine ill Ullll ll's GLORGE VB Poc'at1o1lul Electric FI-IAPPELL STANLEY WILLIS Technical Electric Class Play Stan' Oyer un Gun Radlo IRIWIIXFIL MARVIN OIIVFR Techmrul BIUIIIHIH C'mmhm'ham ITIIIIIIIIIIIDIIYS Rldln Ihestlln Football GORDON EMERY L Vocatmnal Gas Engine HAWKEN SAMUEL RAY Vocatzonal Gas Engme IIORGAN VICTOR WILLIAM TechmcalA1nat1on Minutemen Aquatic Gym Leaders Public Speak ing We Drivers KROGMAN HARRY M Technical Electnc Gym Leaders Machlnlst Vice-President Radio. MALONEY BERNARD Technical Gas Engme Orange B Baseball MEAD L VERNON Vocational Prmtmg Gym Leader NIARJONEN EMIL Vocational Budding Construction OLIVER JACK IAMES Vocataonal Electrzc Camera Vice President Craftsman Sergeant-at Arms Electric IINKSTON PAUL S Vocatumal Cabinet Makmg Orange B Track POFF RICHARD FRANK Voratzonal Gas Engme SMITI-I RAYMOND S Techmcal Electric Astronomy, Camera Gym Leaders Radio SPENSER JAMES 0 Techmcal Machme Troubadours Sergeant at Arms Machinist XI HITE DAVID CALVIN Techmcal Electrwal Candy Stand Executive Board Minutemen Cavaliers Public Speaking Bronze Silver Scholarship Pins , . . ' . : - - : . I-IIIGHES. ROBERT ALLEN. Technical Aviation. First Aid: Aviation: Gym Leaders. . . ' ' . .: . , . . . . , , . . , . C903 CLASS CAPTAINS NORMAN BROWN JAY COLE CLYDE COLVIN RICHARD DAWES ERNEST DILLMAN ' VAL FISHER WALTER GEARHART KENNETH GOODING RALPH HOLMES GEORGE JERNBERG CHARLIE KOTO MITCHELL LALICH FLOYD LISSY LA VAUGHN LOHKAMP 4 JACK LOUTTI'I' PAUL LYSKI HENRY MANGOLD VIRGIL NESPOLO BOB OLSON GORDON PETRIE ROBERT RADCLIFFE HENRY SCOTT WILLIAM STANGEL MARVIN SULLIVAN ALBERT SVERKO HERBERT TOLLISEN Jn RAYMOND UPTON KENNETH WEIR DAVID WHITE WINTER AT MT. HOOD C329 CLASS PLAY STAFF First Row-Sutton, Gage, Gowsler. Second Row-Erickson, Jernberg, Jones, Weir, Norman. HTELLING THE WoRLD On the evening of March 241 the Class Play, Telling the Worldv was presented to an appreciative as well as record-breaking audience. The play was excellently staged by Mrs. Doris Smith who had charge of direction. Ably assisting were Miss Lydia Plater and Ray Smith in the capacities of assistant coach and stage manager respectively. The story revolved around the efforts of Phil Wayne to secure the hand of Florence Oakland with Mr. Oakland's parential blessing. Strangely enough Mr. Oakland presented himself as an obstacle to this most honorable action. In the climax, as is expected, love triumphs, Old Oakie is won over, and everyone is satisfied. The highly unusual took place in that Shirley, a member of the cast, was the daughter of Carl Webster Pierce, writer of the play. Ed Peters ............ Louise Hunter ...., Smudge ..................,...,.. Florence Oakland .......,. Phil Wayne ........... John Oakland ....,..... Mrs. Larkin ..,...... Helen Moody ,...,,. M r. Smith ......... Ethel Roberts ....... CAST Cln order of appearance! C333 ......Ralph Atkinson ....,....Charlotte Gossler ...,..........Kenneth Weir Georgia Lou Gage ...............Hollis Jones ....George Jernberg ....,....Cornelia Cerf .......Patricia Sutton .........Richard Norman ........Shirley Pierce E SQUID EL Vol. - ls2 Motto: If at first you don't succeed? VG Date - Blonde - 124- lbs. PUNS POMES PEEKS O a t m e al, oatmeal-every day oatmeal ! lamented Wil- lie. Yes, said Fred, no won- der they call it a serial. 'I' 'I' I' L. Girvan: When I was in England, I saw a bed twenty feet long by ten feet wide. W. Smith: Sounds like a lot of bunk to me. 'K' I' -I' Teacher: What insect re- quires the least amount of nourishment? Winkler: The moth, he eats holes. 'I 'I' I' G. Shido: This c o f f e e tastes like mud. Stangel: That's because it was ground this morning. 'l I' I' Said a raindrop to a parti- cle of dust: This settles you: your name is mud. 'I' I 'I Heard on the street: Boy, call me a taxi. Okay, mister, your a taxi. 'Ill' F. Hunt: Say, are you cry- ing to make a fool of me? J. Cole: I never interfere with nature. I 'I I K. Lissy: What color of curtains have you? K. Weir: Oh, tl1ey'1'e all shades. We editors may dig and think, Till our finger tips are sore. But some poor fool is sure to say, I've heard that joke be- fore. I' I ll METERS There are meters of accent, There are meters of tone, But the best way to meter Is to meter alone. 'I' I' If To a Freshman Don't worry little Freshie, Here's one lesson less to learn: You won't have to take the flre drill For you're too green to burn. ll'-I It almost made me laugh, So Wonderful a treat, To see an athletic run a mile And only move two feet. I -K' I' Once a bear sat on the ice, As cold as cold can be, He soon got up and walked away, My tale is told, said he. 'I' 'I' fl- Flunked in physics, failed in math, I heard him softly hiss- Pd like to get the guy who said That ignorance is bliss. -In the study hall: B. Burtis drawing flies. 'lil' -On the courts: B. Parker playing a lo v e game??? ill' -All over school: I'. Girvan chasing moths. 'I I U -In the main hall: V. Figini peddling fruit. 'I I I' -In the lab: George E n g l e s b y blowlng glass, some blow. O 'I l' The last word in pajamas: Good-night. 'I l Q Sailor: We just dropped our anchor, lady. Lady: Pd been expecting that. It's been dangling out- side for some time. Wil Well, folks, that's all for tonight, and remember, that there is always one Hat tire in every blowout. 'nod in Sur -11001 sgauorfxaaa-umop apgsdn :lopq sgqq Snipes.: Kms noi 1,na.m 'moN C845 JUNE '39 CLASS WILL Know All Men, that we, the members of the June Class of 1989, bei in full possession of our mental faculties, do bequeath the following: ng of sound mind and Section I Article I To the faculty we leave a hearty round of thanks and possibly a' little peace Article 2 To the members who forgot to get suihcent credits to graduate we better luck next time. leave this consolation Article 8 To the lower classmen we leave a slightly worn building which, however, is still usable. Article 4 To the freshies we leave this thought-the last five years are the hardest Section II Individually we bequeath as follows: Michal Lalich leaves his ability to perservere for i'lve long years. Bob Elliot leaves breathing a prayer of thankfulness. George Englesby leaves Mr. Willis in a dither. Floyd Lissy leaves his apple-polishing ability to some underprivileged freshman Dave McConaghy leaves Shirley forever. Jim Spencer leaves his canal boats to Jack McKeller. Don Wong leaves his Irish brogue to Ben Kelley. Jerry Winkler leaves his knowledge of theory to you who need it. Jack Louttit leaves without serious embezzlement. Bob Olson leaves the book exchange with a dollar profit. Bob Carver leaves the school wondering how he got his letter. Joe Goehler bequeathes and bequeathes and bequeathes. Walt Thompson leaves through a ventilator pipe. Joe Smith leaves for Southern climbes. CMaybe Darwin was right.J Walt Nagel leaves HCOOH to whoever wants it. Terry Girvan leaves only to returng or does he leave? Henry Mangold leaves taking his looks with him. 'Hollis J' ones leaves G ............ L ............ to the next class play intact. Ludwig Sleble leaves the school with one less enrolled. Hank Makino leaves his perpetual smile to Mr. Allingham. Al Sverko leaves his slipstick to some unsuspecting fifth termer. Harry Francis leaves the auditorium with very few damages. Ray Stewart leaves with a whoop. Ray Upton leaves through the hole in the wall made by Stewart. The rest of the class also leave through the same hole. Paul Lyski leaves the press running all night. Gordon Petrie leaves his skiis to Mr. Skei. Charlie Koto leaves Mr. Bowles without authority. Donald Dewey leaves to become an admiral. J oe Senior leaves pn a path of teadxers, papers, pencil points, and hea KSU Dick Clancy leaves his gum to the shop in case they run short on glue. rts Mfg: THEY WHAT THEY .THINK Bob Elliot Henry Makino Joe Goehler Jerry Winkler Henry Scott Ray Stewart Hank Mangold Don Wong George M. Englesby Dick Clancy Kenneth Weir Bob Olson Dick Norman Jim Williams Ralph Atkinson Hollis Jones Jack Louttit Paul Lyski Al Haynes Bob Fitzpatric Buck Plummer Jim Spencer Roy Rigutto Joe Smith Willy Smith Al Sverko Mitchell Lalieh Charlie Koto Gordon Petrie Vernon Yeoman Floyd Lissy Edwin Black Bill Parker George Jernburg Athletic Coach Diplomat to Japan Barrister Bank Oiiicial Bacteriologist Movie Director Famous Chef Fencer Bull Fighter Radio Actor Research Scientist Civil Service Otlicial Night Club Owner Aviation Expert Concert Pianist Motion Picture Magnate Financial Giant Dancing Instructor Alias Cavendish Radio Technician Forester Real Estate Promoter Surgeon Cartoonist Metallurgist Operatic Star Tailor of Women Missionary Song Composer Playwrite Electrical Engineer Diving Champion Famous Drummer Kindly Father-in-Law C363 WHAT WE THINK Soda Jerker Gardener Soap Box Politician Oiiice-boy Trustee at Salem Plumber Beanery Cook Fence Straddler Shoveler Boiled HAM Researching for work W. P. A. Hasher Crack Pot Mechanic Stamp Collector Mr. Gage Bookie J itterbug Bicarbonate of Soda Loose Connection Union Organizer Steam Boat Bill Pop Corn Vender Calsominer Scrap Iron Piler Pants Presser Laundry Worker House Boy Organ Grinder Newspaper Poetry Writer Fuller Brush Man Deep Sea Diver Riveter Mean Old Man CLANS Zznfw .V . C,-X VALI HIVS CLUTS First ROVV+sV2lgll0l', Mr-Guin, Wong, Mr. Stric'klnnd, White, Keys. Grevnc. Second Row-Day, Mcllowell. Whitun, Gilsun. Cliilstroni. l'1I,l'X i'liIC' C'l.l'l5 First Rmv---Mukilm. Kato. AnDykv. Woir. Suikcl. Mr llrvn-turn. lililrort. Iluri. limi:-lif1'u lin' , wr. lil'l'Illl Ilcvk. hw-rko.. lfiprini. Crumb. Second Row--Willson, Michell, Bennvt. llnyson. Larsen, McAIlnster, Fisher, Thrunson. Huvcrkalnp Dickinson, Lissy. .XQU'X'l'Ii' CLUB First Row-Jorgensen, Glen, NUISSPIIIIIIII. Pvtvrson. Mr. Baldley, Kendall, Smmlun, Richards. Second Row-Thompson, Hussey, Jorgensen, Mills. Jones, I .ie-n, Krieger, Robbins, Bla-ttel. C373 l AVIATION CLUB First Row-Lofquist. Meiggnr, Mr. Bidwell, Howard, Michell, Second Rowf.Iorgensen, Brown, Nau, Hoover, Van Abkoude, Martyn, Mills, Melvin, Black, Hale, Whlton Merrifield, Raelurn, Myers, Kennvy, Long. lN'l'EliNA'l'IONAl, CLUB First Row-Palumbo, Lord, Black, Niklas, Mr. Bowles, Fox. Grimes, L. Gurian, A. Llppert. Second Row-Kurtz, Blair, Ryrcn, Knight, Bartlien. TY PE-HI CLU B First Row-Horner, McNablw, Radmacher, Larkin, Kocher, Hicks, W. Jones, Prentiss. Sc-colnl Row Mr. Willis. l'luylwl'g:01'. Legler. Oliver io. l4lcIw:u'cls, Freslx, Gnrrettson, Dent. C385 Third Row- -- ill-Y l'l.l'l3 First Row Weir. Mzlkino. l'ri4'u. l'1l1,2l0shy. Elliot, Czlrvcr. Winklcr. lfuu, liuttngrlial, KW-iwl'. Second Rmv--ltlecallll, I'Zll4iit'l'. Rude, Pottit. Guchlor. Slluw, linrrlc. Costcs. Rincllal. JUNIOR CRAF'l'SMAN'S CLUB First Row Krieger, liillwrt. W. Smith, J. Sinith. Colvin. Yeomzin FIIIIQ l'4Nt Ylimlcrs lihlnv Nlr Nl Second Rnw---llewey. Hines. G11-gror. Fishvr. Block, Guspalrri. Sclirovr, Ezunnru, BI'9lll'llgU, Figini, Jnncs 'l'hirml limi' ltuhl. llslll. ililyillll .... lir:ih . Wi-Ich. llillnmn. iiJlXL'l'iiIlIllli, ORANGE ll l'll'l5 First liuw- Murfrzm. Iihmuies. Okazuki. Vgrvr. Fisher, Rinella, Uzlrde, Rude, Price. Avcuturzm. Chilzulc. Merritt, Elliot. YVinkl0r. Kelly Mvfoiinaglly. Set-mul Row -Olson. Wood 'l'LlIlIlll'2l, Grey. Holden, Carnese. Stzmzlu. Goehlcr. Pettit, Smith, Groshc-ns, Sumner, Long. Courtney, llnnmi, Kief-lvl. Mr. Drynnn, Lissy. Dewey, Steele. Harrison, Turner. Spitznzlgcl, Norenv. Melvin, .lalegvlq Sh-inhnuer. Oswald. Stephens. Cochrane. Zidell. Q 39 y D 'v'-4 vflwffw f JJNJ J il v WW ' ' muw1lf1lc.xc'i.Uis First RUVV-'-DUIISIIIUIP. Migzxki, Ni1'kolutI'. li:uln1:u'hv1', Msllksnn, Ilivks, Mr. Rziisig. Pzirinelec. Ilntlvy. Ihislliilssoil. llziiil. Dnifoii. 'HL'L'0ll1i Huw-0lf.mi. Si1'ii1hri1::g:L-. Morris, Bukvr, 'l'immns. lialvcri-rnft, Tucrk, x'2lIlLiL?l'lJll!'f.f. Ray. Pickcl- SiIIN'l'. Bnrilivu. liippa-ri. Yming, SAILING i'I.l'lS B teen Qhieliis Wir. Oakes. S'lllllillll ' I-'-ilk, Voss, Pa-dei' i'irst Row Lihhy. lirum-ngo. Ki-ily. fiiczik. ren .' . . , i . . ,., . . - Sl'II. fvllillk ZillllIlt'l'ill2lll. l':1ym-. cvnnzi Huw Mvliirr, liiiilauiv. lfisin-i'. Shingi. 'l'imm:us. Yziiulvnlwrg, liricksmi. Jnlmsun, Maloney. Rn-pp, l'm'ill':lli. lllzlvk. lfugziin. Siiuiwvll. IS. .L ii. l'l.l'l3 first liuw -Anspnvh. Milli-r, llzuws. Yam dvr Borg. Mr. Bniinc. Ilmrihlirgr. Wvgrm-r. Hell, Mackie, 'Ikmmiiw Nnkumural. Sum-und Row lmiikziilip. S1-imlz. Nlusxlvlnzin, 3-lirnmism-ii, Ru::0l's, f'Jll'ft'l', 'I'urig:m-. Ih-auilwllv. Hx-'fL'llL'iLlQl' Manrsikami. C -in J 1 i a RADIO AC I'UliS' GUILD First liow-Kirklmm. Smith, lW0llgL'lk0Cll. Lihhy, Clancy, Cuncilln, Preston, .Iernherg, Mrs. Gilmore Jones, Peterson, 'I'mlfl. Amnto, Prentiss. Kern, Glass. Second Row-Klicn, Siitu, Johnson, Brown, Rynersnn. Adams, Linllaahl, McConnell, Torkilllsi-n, Myers Albee. Bnbane. Scott, Run. Nagel, Wiseman. l'Ul3I,lC Sl'l'l,VXlilNii C'l,l'l3 First Row-Ilnrclc, EKlNVill'flS, Cnncilln, Bjornsganrd, McDowell, Gillvspi, II:nnill, Mr. Knrnopp. Second Row-Gcves, Rngliunv. Johnson. Mulkins, Hyde, Hebcrlion, KllSilllRll'Jl. UYl'lli-FN-GUN l'I,l'l5 First Huw l'ct0rson. Siiicaulv. ll. Ellis. Shillk-r. ll, lflllis. f'lll'Yl'l4. lfislwix llvpp. lil-rinn. Second Row-Goodnmn, Wliiton, Tll0IllIlS, Chappel, Falk, Ninlscn, Michel, Wimlinur, Wilson. Third Row-Young, R. Olson. A. Olson, Sandburg, C0ilt0S, Bnttnglin, Bluitvl, Browning, I.:ln0y. H15 1 4 1 Z. 54 I 1 if ,V iff-'fnlff 51' .,4 gil,-if A l, R t HAND l-'irst Row- Gorris. 'l'lllllll4lllS. Lynn, Rive. Moss, Redmond. 'NluGirr. Hood. Donslnure. Jerulmrg, Olson, Alfnril, Prontiss. Lynn. flinltlut. Nlerrife-lil. Sz-cnncl ltnw-llnvis. Cnnts. Mis-lnuusl. Mcfonnel. VVi1lmer. 'llL'ZlL!2lTllt'll, VVei,'.t:ln1lt, Mzlrsllnll Kciling, lllig, Fisln-r, Dnllzcll. livclmnnrl. 'l'hir1l Row--l-'1'0onnn,z. Wrigrlit. Alu-l. Spink, Dufllostnn. llnonc. Collins. llemlimelli, Casey. Hudson, Man- gulml. Moore, lilllGI'll'k. Al7Dl'l'UlilUM S'l'AFF4Kl3PS First limv--'Milla-u'. Kliugr. VVillsnn. Siebel, Ann Dyke, Upton. Stewart. Srnfv. tlfliggins. Ullman. Brenn- llock, Elkins. Hamill. Sovnnd Row!-Stone. Pickelsnnmer, Hicks. Gnclila-r. Grimes, Glootch, Dickenson, Ehr. Struck, Hinvs. Dny. Mul'm'inivk. Browning. Bntcy. Gnmlwrt. MlNU'l'lilMl4lN First Rnwf'l'ndml. B. Whitt-. Ncmcck. Tnki. Gonclmzln. Dillmnn. Hyder, Gm-lller. Winkler. Miss Cmig, lllltlilgllll. Hulse. VVeir. Scnpalscn. llllDlll,L'lll1l1SC. Nilliillil. Stigrcr. Bittncr. Brooks. Sci-mul Row-Nnmi. Olson. K--nny. W. Smith. Donny, Tnskilzlsnn. Hivks. Stziiizvl, Mncliae, Fee, Ross. Miller. .Inrgm-nsvn. Mr. Sullrcilut-r. ,,., ,, 'Third Rnw -Wesson. Kirk. 'lllll'llt'l'. Svlirovrler. McKinnon. Knight, GL-orgcsnn, Blrtte-1, Dubay, Hamill, ll. Miller. Bennett. Svhmigrt, Ottncss. Fourth Row- Copper. Kennecly. Vngrvlpnl. Scliihm-l, Young. Morrill. Stoker, Matson. Roc-kwcll, Twigger, Black, Giehellunusc. Fifth Row-Scholz, Dudilleslun. Shields. Larson. Kirklium, Kelly. C423 FIRE SQUAD First Row-Chilade, Carver, Rinelln, Elliot, Barrio, Weir, Price, Sonmer, Rude, Weber, Winkler, But tugliu. Okcs. Okelzzmki. Second Row-Goehler, J. Smith, Long, E. Smith, Take-i, Shaw, U t S Acct-turn, Courtney, Steelo. pon, tewart, Srofe. Pettit, Kiesel LIBRARY COUNCIL First Row -Dahl, Pettit, Burnie. Lyon, Miss Morrison. Rude. Elliot, I'Ing:l1-shy, Vl'inklcr. I'l'iue. CAFETERIA BOARD First Row-Lyons, Bnrde, Mrs. Cupper, Carver, Olson. C433 r ,,: l I RST A ID SQUA IJ lfirst Row'-lNIvC:xnlcy. Merritt. Fisher. Chilaidc, Accctura, Graff, Mrs. Trelstacl, Oliverio, Jones, Brazda, N-wcl louth D1-tour l'Ul'lll Ill llinvllu Svc-onlinRnvl'--Durst. llnrflo. lh1l'il..liurlr:liffQ-, Mnrthaller, Courtney, Carver, Lewis, Homer, Day, Grltz- lllJll'lIk'l'. Tllonipson. Folk. llzlrlloy. liuunlwllu. Lyons, Yeager. 'l'liUl'IS'XlXll'liS lfirst ROW'-Zillll0l'. W1-rtz, lwloorv. Ilinos. Watson, Higgins. Sliiffcr, Olson, Anderson, Pounder, Mr. Mvlluwoll. Svvoml Row-Wt-bb. Milos. Hurlhurt. llamcly, Buell. Hnglamd. Elliot. White, Pickelsimer, Elkins Third Row--Szunuol. llippcrt. lflggrinmn, Young, Brinckerlioff, Skei, Day, Johnstone. Wischmeier YVQST. l'lXl'1l'l l'lVI'l ISUARIJ First Row-Ainnlo, Rini-lla. llaulinzu-licr, Weir, Rude, Price, Lyon, Winkler, Merritt, Ross, Todd Olson. Sm-cond Iiow---Yalgxor, Crlncillal. Caldwell, Kioscl, Stnngel. YVeber, Pettit, Olson, Bartell, Radcliffe, R. Ham ill. U. Hzunill. C4449 TECH PEP STAFF First Row- Bards, Hicks, Rynerson, Viieber, Battaglia, Swift. XVuod, Mcfizmn, XVhite. Second-Mr. XVillis, Shiffer, Jones, Lnuttit, Westover, Garrettson. Reil. Koencke, Arncll, Anderson, M Henriksen. CANDY STAND Nzivzxrra, Lyski. C455 MR MARINEAU Basketball Baseball and Football MR. GIBSON-Wrestlma. MR. ExLEY-Track. Basketball. and Foot- . ball. Mn. OLDRIGHT-Tennis. MR. MESSING'-G0lf. MR. BADLEY-Junior Football. MR. WADE-Junior Football. Mn. DRYNANTSOCCCT. Mn. PORTER-Frosh Football. U65 ATHLETICS if P. 1 Q , .131 V fu ii, ,za 129, wi f if .55 ,M 251 C' 'f 1 t R l f 1 X V. . 4 I Coach Gerald Exley, who coached his first year of track at B n, found little veteran material answering the call this year, and as a result had to be content with mostly second and third places. In the first important meet of the year, the Hill Relays held at the Inter- national Livestock Exposition pavilion, the highly rated Grant Generals walked off with every- thing in sight, and the Mechanics had to be content with a sixth place. The only event in which the Techs scored was the distance medley. The second meet of the season, four way meet with Grant, Franklin and Lincoln, was a breeze for the Generals from Grant. The Mechanics managed to grab off a third place. The next meet was the city relays, which was held on Commerce's new field. With seven high schools participating, the Orangemen were satisfied with a three-way tie for third place. In the next meet held with Grant and Jeiferson, Benson again finished third. Representing Benson in the field events this year are Joe Goehler, Caldwell, Hamill, and Jerry Coates in the high jump, Walter Thompson, the flying Swede, broad jump, Walter Sinclair, javelin, Joe Sleepy'l Smith, Bob Elliot, and Searclie in the shot put, Bob Elliot, discus, Walt Sinclair, Thomas, and Jim Pettit in the 100-yard dash, Searcie, Walt Sinclair, Jim Pettit, Thomas, and Turner in the 220-yard dash, Ralph Rude, Gordon Petrie, and Walt Thompson in the 414-0-yard dash, Murphy and Joe Goehler, high hurdles, Searcie, low hurdles, Bob Swain and Caldwell Hamill, pole vault, Rice, half mile, Edward King, Kenneth Lissy, and Chuck Groshens, mile. Not in the least awed by the showing of their big brother trackst-ers , the Benson juniors enjoyed a fine year. The development of these successful junior stars makes prospects look unusually bright for next year's varsity squad. Jimmy Pettit, who is already a two-year man was perhaps the outstanding man of the entire varsity squad. Pettit will be eligible for two more years of track. Another outstanding trackster was Bob Elliot, president of the June graduating class, who starred in the shot put and discus events. V C477 A., lm! BASEBALL Lefty Marine-au's club being woefully weak in the pitching staff was very doubtful at the beginning of the season. Benson has Bob Kiesel, a two year veteran, and Bud Dappen, with one year of experience, to do its chucking. Bolstering this combination is Marquard, a converted first baseman who shows some pitching promise. Other veterans are Catcher Jack Warren, a two-year man, Joe Lominski at shortstopg and Jack Pendergrass, Val Fisher, Ed Cuddles Price, and Schaffer in the outfield. Although they suffer from a consistent inability to hit in the pinches, they have a fighting spirit that is hard to conquer. In the first league game Grant crossed bats with the Mechanics, and after a very close struggle emerged with a 7 to 6 victory. Benson collected 9 hits and 3 errors, while the highly rated Generals gathered in 10 hits and 2 errors. Commerce posted a win over Benson behind the effective pitching of Griffith, who allowed only three hits while his team mates collected S hits. Sapp for Commerce had a perfect day, getting three hits in as many times at bat. The Washington Colonials won the third straight game of the season from the Mechanics by a score 3 to 1. It was truly a pitcher's battle with Kiesel of Benson allowing only 6 hits while Eterno of Washington let down the Mechanics with 4 well scattered hits. The next game of the schedule saw Roosevelt swamp the Orangemen in a slugging mood 16 to 1. Mar- quard started for Benson while Maguigan, who allowed but 6 hits, pitched the entire game for the Teds. In the last game before the date of prfinting the Poly Tech, the Jefferson Democrats, league-leading team, blasted out a 4 to 1 victory over the Bensonites. It was the fifth victory for Jefferson, and the fifth defeat for the Benson diamond squad. C437 ati First Row-Gibson, Underwood, Morgan, Williams, Barsted, Wood, Whitbeck, Merritt, Hinatsu, Okazaki, Okada, Illias. Second Row-Fisher, Desimini, N. Hinatsu, Young, Hartman, Kaiel, C. Smith, Dana, E. Smith, Rinella, Cochrane. WREs'r1.1NG As in the past Coach Al Gibson's wrestling team put on a very fine performance. This year's squad never lost a meet to any one team, which is quite a record for any team. In the first important match of the season the Tech grapplers defeated the Vikings of Salem by a score of 73 to 33. The Benson team then traveled to Sandy where they defeated a strong squad by another large margin of 41 to 25. The Chemawa Indians traveled to Benson only to be defeated badly by the Orange squad 55 to 9. . In the next meet between Lincoln High, state champions from Washington, Hill Military Academy, and Benson, Lincoln of Tacoma won on points 4-0 to 37 to 13. Because the Benson grapplers defeated both teams individually they were in reality considered the victors. Reed College met defeat twice at the hands of the .Techmen by scores of 23 to 8 in the first and 4-8 to 19 in the second. Benson's wrestling team returned home from the Oregon State wrestling meet at Salem again State title holders and also possessors of three individual championships. In the finals the Tech squad placed 6 men. The weights, and and final standings of the six Techmen who won awards are as follows: Barstad, 95 pounds, took first place, Hinatsu, 105 pounds, placed first, Shido, 105 pounds, won second, Okazaki, 115 pounds, placed secondg Merrit, 155 pounds, also won a championship, Smith, heavyweight, took second. The Techmen then entered the Oregon A.A.U. meet in which they placed third. Don Whit- beck, winner of the last year's 125 class, won the crown in the 134- pound class by defeating Eugene Wood, also of Benson to give Benson their only decisive win in the meet. K4-95 Fu-st Row McCoullough Chllade Accetura Barde Nagel xy E WL Second Row Wmkler Marmeau Shaw BASKETBALL Although the Benson hoopsters flmshed the season wlth two wms out of fourteen league games, the boys wearlng the blue and orange will long be remembered for thelr good sports manshlp and endless determmatxon Wms were chalked up against Lmcoln and Commerce, although not wlthout a struggle, the team dropped the remaining games Had Benson started out her campalgn vuth a w1n the season mlght have ended dliferently The teams lost so many of thelr games by close scores that an openmg vlctory could easlly have resulted 1n a change of fortune Almost w1thout height the Tech aggregation possessed speed and cleverness As a result the Mechamcs gave a scrappmg CXllibltlOI'l, whxch lf xt was not vlctorlous, was at least ln terestlng and thrllllng to watch Rocco Accetura and Cecll Cx regg, both lettermen, will be lost through graduatlon, but Coach Lefty' Marmeau wlll have good materlal 1n Frnest Zannx, Les Stephens, Bob Klesel, Walt Nagel, Jack J ernander, Shm Sempert, Art McCullough, Ed Lee, and Leonard Barde upon whlch to bulld a strong team ln 1940 Wlth these returnmg veterans and some good materlal commg up from the J umors, pros pects look unusually brnght for next years squad Hlgh pomt man for the Tech tossers was Zannl, one of the smoothest forwards ln the league, wlth 78 pomts He was closely followed by tall, rangy Les Stephens who tallied a total of 77 polnts The bad man on the squad was Zanm who collected 41 personals The team scored a total of 322 pomts for an average of exactly 23 pomts per game The results of the games ln the order played are as follows Benson 28, Roosevelt 33 Benson 23, Lmcoln 30 Benson 32, Grant 4-0 Benson 24, Jeffer son 31 Benson 14-, Commerce 35 Benson 14' Washington 30 Benson 29, Frankhn 341, Ben son 20, Lmcoln 18 Benson 25, Grant 410, Jefferson 37, Benson 24, Benson 31, Commerce 30 Benson 30, Washlngton 41 Benson 18 Franklln 23, Benson 23, Roosevelt 37 . I 1 l I ' l I ' . V. . . . , . . 1 . . H , . . . . . . I as - sy ' . 7 . 1 . 5 5 5 ' 5 4 1 5 ' ' 1 - ' 5 5 s - ' . 1503 GOLF First Row-Messing, Gressel, Parker, Iammatteo, Graff, Stephens. TENNIS First Row-Oldright, I. Parker, Finney, Wong, B. Parker, Dewey, Graff, Twigger, Peters, Cowles. GOLF Although the Benson golf team had yet to play a scheduled prep mateh when this article was written, prospects look unusually bright. So far the golfers have engaged in four pre-season matches. The first match was won on a default over Milwaukie high. In the next two matches the divot-diggers defeated the Jefferson and Lincoln squads. The last pre-season match resulted in a tic with the highly rated Grant team. The mainstays on this year's team are Stan Gressel, Bill Parker, Joe Iannnatteo and Les Stephens. TENNIS With an excellent ehanee ot' ending in the first division, the Benson tennis squad is in excellent condition for the prep meet. To top our list of veterans we have Bill Parker, who, by virtue of his eonsistant playing, has earned a top position on the Tech aggregation. Two other mainstays from last year's squad are Don Dewey and Irving Parker. To assist the veteran trio we have Don VVong', who is expected to ,fro places this year. 0 C515 First Row-Vacinias, Cantrell, Cain, Crosby, Detour. Second Row-Caldwell, Eaton, Pistorthea, Otness, Fry. 'l'hi:1l Ron' Oliverio, jones, Grey, Concmmon. Shaw, Exley. JUNIOR BAsKE'r1sA1.L Like their varsity mates, the Orange Babes won but two of their fourteen league games. Although they did not make a spectacular record, they did play fast, heads-up ball. Concannon was perhaps the most outstanding player of Coach Exley's first junior team. Besides being 1.he spark plug he was the squad's most consistent scorer. The Babes chalked up their two well-earned wins against Roosevelt's Rough Riders and the VVashington's Colonials. Scoring a total of 255 points, the B team averaged 18.21 points per game against an average of 30.5 for their opponents. The Tech Babes will furnish some fine material for the next season in the form of several up and coming players: Concannon, Boehmer, Cain, Jones, Oathes, Oliverio, Paperini, Frey, und Dernback. Coach Exley's team scored the following points as compared with their opponents: Benson 17 ....., ...... 1 toosevelt 12 Benson 16 ,...., .......... L incoln 50 Benson 21 ..,.,. .,......,. G rant 414- Benson 22 ...... ....... I etferson 41 Benson 12 ...,., ...... C ommerce 25 Benson 19 ...,.. ....Y. W ashington 18 Benson 19 ...... ....,. F ranklin 20 Benson 20 ....,, ...... I ,incoln 4-3 Benson 22 ..,... .i,.... G rant 411 Benson 19 ..,... ....... J eiferson 23 Benson 16 ...... ....., C ommerce 30 Benson 12 ....... ...... W ashington 20 Benson 12 ...... ...,,. 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WALKER ELECTRIC WORKS 206 N W Tenth Ave Br 6225 MOTORS GENERATORS TRANSFORMERS REPAIRS SERVICE INSTALI ATIONS BEN TECH INN Llght Lunches and Fountam Servlce Homemade Ples and Cakes WE OFFER THE BEST OF WELL COOKED FOODS AT A FAIR PRICF EAT FROSKIST ICE CREAM and full cream content ICE CREAM BARS that zs z you 'want the best HARLEY UAVIIJSUN Sales Servlce Accessorles East Slde Motorcycle Co Southeast Slxth and Stark NO GAMBLING HERE You never gamble o quallty when you shop at Penneys Our testlng laboratory IS constantly on guard N seconds our stores Only the BEST IS good enough for Penneys customers J C PENNEY CO S W 5th and Washmgton wvqorxaf'-1-rw la-5 'SMB R of' ' W Shlrts Tles Hats 41 I S W W3ShlHgt0H St A l . I I I. 9 . , .L '-'f. l l H f cY s 1 ' - 0 -1 no irregu1a.rs ever find their way to 'f .1 , st Hd kg l l Q 71 C' - I B Gt A :aa A I I I SCHOOL ANNUALS LITHOGRAPHING PRINTING TRAFFIC SIGNS MARKING DEVICES RIBBON and METAL BADGES CELLULOID BUTTONS THE IRWIN - HODSON CO. 439 N. W. 15th Ave., Cor. Glisan, Portland, Ore. ARE YOU GOING TO COLLEGE? Start now to save. Then, when the time comes to enter the school of your ehoice, you'll be financially prepared. One 21o1lairYvill'Start aiaavinlgiiaccount at The First National Bank of Portland. EAST PORTLAND BRANCH THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK or Pon1l.ANo I OLDEST NATIONAL BANK I I.. WEST OF THE ROCKIES I Depoelte In thle benk ere Insured by the Federel Depoelt lneurence Cerneretlen V MosT COMPLETE STOCK OF TOOL ALLOY AND SPECIAL STEFLS IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST CLARITE TOOL BITS PACIFIC MACHINERY Sz TOOL STEEL CO ld SEBI EA2l48 Tyth trh d k WESTERN PACKING COMPANY BE 5191 4-38 N W 17 St GREETINGS TECHMEN SID WOODBURY JAN 24 PECK WOODBURY JAN 30 SEE US FOR SHOP AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLI ALLOY TOOL AND HOT ROLLED STEELS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS WOODBURY 81 COMPANY S W l 5 out of 6 Portland women select WONDER BREAD as bezng the one BEST bread SERVED EXCLUSIVELY AT BENSON TFCH SEE FEEL and TA STE the dzfference 9 J Students headquarters for Port an , Oregon 630 . . e mont r e new Tas e rill Ten er Smo ed Hams an Oregon industry Manufacturers High Grade Sausage The most modern plant in Oregon . . Firs 9 1- 9 . 9 ES 1 1 ' AT . . 2nd and Pine Port and, Oregon J NORTHWFST CINL' LABORATORY 5238 NORTH LOMBARD Commerczal Motzon Pzcture Processmg Tztlmg and Edztzng EIGHT AND S1x'rEEN M1LL1MErrEn C ommerczal Photography and Photo Fznzshmg PORTLAND GREGON . 7 ' . . . - 1 . . . . v . . . N . , , , , 1, PORTLAND'S OWN STORE extends congratulations to the members of the Graduating Class of June 1939 Y O FIFTH, SIXYH. MORRISON AND ALDER PoRrLANo's owN srone KARL J. KLEIN Manufacturers of cnlarufaefu 'n Jbwelersf June '39 CLASS PINS THE NEW BENSON RING Public Speaking Gym Leaders Architectural Cavaliers Type Hi Aviation Camera Hi Y Oyer-Un Gon Minutemen We Drivers Orange B B. A. E. Aquatic Electric Radio . 610 Southwest Broadway-Corner of Alder-Fourth Floor E' . ,, . F, ,.,, V .:,,, J. ,1 1. , 5, . - -J ,v-.rw-qw, wa-',13w'pwwv H www Arr A Compliments of UREGON ENGRAVING 8: ELECTROTYPING CO. Portland, Oregon A w I -o E L w ,. A w ,L . . . N 1 L., , s J, 1 DAVIES STUDIO Orpheum Theatre Bulldmg the greatest luck m thezr commg endeavors and surely appreczate the kmd feelmg and co operatzon m our photographzc relatzons f 'Y J UNE 39 CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER -r, , I v' K ' W .Y , We wish the outgoing seniors QW 1 ,' A f xl X , 9 1 -I of friends, teachers, an , fwffwf ix u tographs New Qdjmvmfdfh . q yf U ,! 4 ,ff '+J Q ' e Rs mf Si ef if Se? My eg mmf by w M10 P +5 I W 1 E WM bi if M .. A AL 7 If fi, .wgigl -'1 .1..1!, .ug -' V-,Q i1.Q.,1, ' 4 . 'F ?N:l'. .. A . . im. 5. 13 ji Wil., . jr x 1 ' v :ww Us ' c 19? e-1' k 5 x'vl rag, I . Q-1 , GQ' 'z5 L?' I :M iff J ,411 5 shy- a, V :MA A L ., . :ix A. -Ji, Ls ' N-QA, , ' if, , ml if 'ffm . , 1 ,551 - L. l,.' ,im 1-'lrawxx Fl .'- i fv-J ,. ,., 4' .' I1 Y .M-L x , fx I X S' f ' . V, .24 , ,V ,9 .X4! fig, 'i . .., K .1 . uf. 15' R55 'F,',', KHP 1:E,,fas1.5g JI V f f if, Q V' . Iv. 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