Camas High School - La Camas Yearbook (Camas, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1938 volume:

Ka ,Simzlair 2,70 sw 6th Ave. Camas, WA 98607-2521 I fx Qu -XT:- :gfs ,H f Era R TT 2 .-.f '1 lb Rx .4- .-.I :sf . x xx. R ,X e 77, '-Q, . .f-Q r ..- , ' ' 4' a 1 , 752- '. , 'Slug .35 54 ,-Q - '-P 'i , 57, 'I' - ' -675 af- N-A 7 5 . . ff- 1- 5' V . - '--- - -' .,: 1.1 EM , 1- ,J .. ,K 'I'11-j u f ,V ing fig 12'l g+I ' F fri! in wg 1 -gf gf I 1 , lu,-. ., 1 , l 15- 2 fgev ' ' H' P 2 5 511' ' ' ,, I vi H Ui Iii ju: j Fil fl, . lf' Ni- 'G' 'wjjjj Q 'J 'x Sf: ACAMA S Publuslwed by Assoclated Swdents ol- Comb .gh duo lQ38 C M s CHN tt M M E I 5 oll M W W Fo te I A I 'H Dedi ated to Mrs. Le-la Harms V . CVO 6 dl. rs. ua Nr er X, . r. . 9 r To have known and observed the class of '38 during these past four years is to havelone's aith renewed both in youth and coun ry. We may look with apprehension on our nation- al and international problems but I be- lieve there is both hope and a way out for that country which annually sup- plies its adult life stream with thou- sands of young people imbued with a purpose to succeed personally and also with an understanding and loy- alty to the institutions of our great country. We believe confidently that our graduates of '38 possess such qualifications and we are very proud of them. ,Q I May you as you enter and leave our halls dedicate yourself to giving your best as a student and citizen. May you train yourselves to recognize the needs of the school, home and so- ciety and with study and clear think- ing meet these needs, that improved conditions may lead to greater hap- piness for all. Sincerely, your friend, NORA SELF .of1,a,-SL: ' P f .J MR. W. WARD FOSTER Chemistry Social Science Wrestling UAL 1u.J.22t MISS ANN LESLIE English French 1'llS,5lls. MR. FRED MICKELSON Industrial Arts MRS. LEILA HARMS Commercial MR. WALTER ERICKSON Social Science Biology Foo ll seball Muff? f MRS. CHARLOTTE MACLAY Economic Geography Mathematics 4. s . 1 MRS. EULA STOLLER MRS. STEBBINS English HiSt01'y Qfuzw Libra A f- 541060 ,r f' pftau lc. 'ik-.LA MISS MARIAN CAUTHERS Art I N MISS JOSEPHINE GOODNER English Music ra: if t L L MR. FRANK HOOPER Social Science Basketball MISS CLARA UELTSCHI German I ,. jk I P -y Q '., . 1 , K., . - . MHS. ALICE llfllil-ZIITS Sf'f'1f'T?llY 11 .-'- l S.: 54 N' ,,,,lSf 1-11511.01 5' Yes, l'111 21 st1'z111go1'-111111 yvt D11 wc not have il 001111114111 11111111 XX'l1ich entitles 1110 to greet you? 0 I XX'e1'o 11111 1111t s111ili11g' illtlh thc lbiillllj' 111' the s1111s11t as 11:14 I LILIAN COOPER if f Jawa f Ixffvvdsgtf 1k,L Lffb- if xy SQ-is :rg 3 W 1 gg wgx Www -V VMTN Sensor Class ,. l -,r f , , . . 52'f7 I ,O r :A 4: f A lj Pi, ' Y, ' f - f . ? fri 11,475 iff f f if EMM in 5 5 fra, ,fc 911: 1 1 1 TH '- 2 11222 All X 53 b if 1 -- 1' . A ? .T - gQr,!',1' - fp -- -I -+V. g , yum z., ,., ., :Gris ,., I, r ,J x ,',,,.- 5 ,' . I IRENE JUNGE Senior President Torch Tennis Club Glee Club Nnnette School Play Gills League Cup BUSIHCSS Manzuler of Annual Girl's League Rep. Secretary Girl's Leuuue GENEYIEVE REED Pep Club Girls League Rep. Glee Club Dramatic Club Sec reta ry Seniors Operetta Nonette CAMERON McMAKIN Science Club Baseball Camera Club Torch Class Rep. Big-C Debate MARION ADDY Nonette String: Trio Urehestra Glee Club Sec-rotary Girls League Girls League Rep. ROY BASSETT Operetta Radio Club JESS BEEZLY Entered fmm Wheeler County Hizzh School, Fossel, 0re,, January, 1937 ELWIN JAESCH KE Vice President Seniors School Play Glee Club llramntic Club GEORGE MARTIN Basketball Manager Secretary Junior Class Treasurer Senior Class Big-C RICHARD NEWCOMB Baseball Basketball Biz-C Room Rep. HAZEL BASSETT Library Club Tri-Y Vice-President Tri-Y LEE BEAMAN Glee Club Operetta High School Play Senior Play TOM BENNETT Operetta Glee Club FRANCELIA BLISS Tri-Y 0rf'l'1estr:1 Scxtet Ibrumalir- Club Gulf Club lil-lRNlK'li ISIIUNNEK film- Clulx Ups-V1-lla l,iln'ary Club May llzxy PI'lllC't'S, KA'l'Ill'll!INl-I FHINAKOS 'l'ri4Y Tri-Y Pl'94lLlE'I'll Library Fluh CLYNTUN CRISMAN l'Inlc-real from Gnrwlsm. Nvlu., in whim' ycar JPLXN lPUlll5F llvp Flulu film- Fluly Gulf fluln l-'ilxalmvv LEUNA lvljNN Torch Glee l'lul, Vice-Presillem Girl- Ll-1+ :ul Girls League Rep. Viva--Pri-flcloxxl S01-h1nx1:.w HELEN BONGE Tri-Y Gln-e Club 'l'm-wh Opera-!t:1 AXl,l Kl-Ill VHASSI-I Glu- Club Ss-ninr Play JEANN E VONNER Girl lleselwos Lil11'a1'y Club l'lC.XNK lh-TEMI'l,E Oper:-tta film- Flulv Iiln':nx'y flulu Svruvzuxl-:mt-,Xrms ICMMX lPl'llliKUl' Ulm- l'lulJ l'fp Flub l .luxury l'luln Nl.XllTH.X EVANS l41mkkem-ps-1- Sxuslc-nl Txi Y l'e-11 fluln DELLA FINNERTY JOHN GFELLER Glee Club Hi-Y Football Torch Camera Club President Junior Class Tennis Club President Student Body Science Club DON GIGLER BILL GINDER Football Tennis Club Basketball Glee Club Baseball Camera Club Bit:-C JAMES GITTINGS MARGARET GOLLADAY Basketball To,-ch gmfkall grchestra T rac ' t. h Tennis Club ecre dry orc ISAHEL HARNESS CLYDE HARRIS Glee Club Entered from Washoufzal Tri-Y Glee Club Finance Wrestlinxr LENORE HIRSEKORN UELMAR JOHNSON Pep Club C, Cl h Rel' Club President Sdcnxftl-ailry Camera Club mee Club Science Club Basketball Queen Band KATHLEEN JOHNSON FRANK KIRKPATRICK Entered from Mt. Vernon, Vice-President Junior Class South Dakota Baseball Glee Club Camera Club President Camera Club Editor of Annual Big C Tennis Club Science Club DELBERT KNAPP Band Finance Club Science Club BERNICE LECHTENBERG Entered from Vancouver Glee Club President Tri-Y Operetta DORIS LINDSAY Tri-Y Library Club MARY MclJONALlb Torch Glee Club Senior Play VVARREN MCNETT Big-C Football High School Play Senior Play EILEEN MILLARU Pep Club Torch Glee Club Room Rep. President Girls League May Day Princess Nonette Dramatic Club Senior Play LOIS LANTZ Camera Club Glee Club GLADYS LEE Pep Club Vice-President Pep Cluh MARIE MATHIS Tri-Y Camera Club High School Play Girls League Rep. Senior Play I-'RANK MCKEVER Radio Club MARGY MCQUEEN Tri-Y Camera Club Library Club Secretary Tri-Y FRANCIS MUNAGHAN Glee Club Operetta Senior Play SYLVIA OLSON Camera Club Glee Club Operetta FRED PARSONS Football Glee Club Operetta Wrestling Senior Play FRANCES PROVINCE Tri-Y Secretary Pep Club Nonette High School Play Dramatic Club Basketball Princess Yell Leader JULIAN NE REICH Treasurer Tri-Y LOUISE RICH Pep Club Glee Club HA RRY RIETZE H:4Se'l12lll Frrfntlmll Basketball Sophomore President Torch RAY ORTEIG Entered from Union High School, Mill Plain Baseball Glee Club RAYMOND PETERSON ANNA REILLY President Tri-Y Library Club Finance Club Glee Club Debate President Torch Senior Play ARTHUR REYNOLDS Wrestlinx! Big-C High School Play Senior Play EVELYNNE RIETZE Finance Club Treasurer Student Body DOROTHY ROBERTSON Perf Club Tri-Y Camera Club , xVl'f'SflllUl Captain '1gl'Mkl'f NV:-f--llixig fhamp. lm' ' . i'an11-rn flull Kamera Club MAXINI-L SM.Xl,l.EY ISEIINIVI-I S'l'1'lEl.E Ylf'K'-I,l'i'Nl4lf'lll Psp Vlub Ulf Vlllli. 5m.l.l,tm,y pep Club Vlillmrary Club l'inanr-ff Club lr'-Y li.X'l'llllYN 'I'EKl:I-Jl,l. I-j5'l'H1fIQ '1'lg0'X151, El1lcx'r'1l from Iiurlinutun, T,-i.Y NY:ishingwn, as :i Senior Cum.-1-3 Vlul, llramalic Vlub 'l'lll-LILX WII,l.IiXMS lll-II.l-IN XII-IGl.1'IIl Tennis Club l'c-p flulv film- Club Yell lmaflcr Vlass lic-11. Opesetta Sm-c1'el:wry Girls Iivaxrllc Hlec Vlub I'i-p Vlulr Nbnitlc YEILLE RUTH EM MI-ITT SCO'I'l' N-r'i'M:n'y 'I rl-Y Girls League Rep. lYr:m1:itlc I lub May llay l'rincL-. Recollection Last night when I was all alone, my thoughts fled to that day when we we1'e standing in the sun of afternoon. So gentle a breeze and still a sea and the wind through the rigging sang songs to me. Our words were not very important-neither time nor place -just that we both were there. The smile upon your face was pleasant even though the caustic hne of your lips was grim and skeptical. Some of your words still echo in the deeper vaults of memories -they are strangely bitter and sweet. bitter because they Ached with hopelessness and sweet because you said them and did not mean to hurt. LILI.-KN COOPER Senlor I-llstory Nlotto lxlllld not the bl6dk6l5, but steel Stlalght ahead Colols lllue and Sllx 61 I loxx 91 Gal dellla Ile ellteled as sophonloles lll 1931 xxlth a xelx lalge nunlbel lll the class Slnce that tlme oul membels have dll'IIllllSh9d to SlXtY llllle Sevelal ll 1ve moved to othel toxxlls, one IS lll Chllld, elght have nlallled, alld xxlth 1dd1tl0l1S fl om Othel schools slxtx llllle xxlll gladuate Xle llaxe paltakell lll lll school dCtIV1t19b and the fllelldlx llxallx be txl een the uppel 89111015 lll 100111 27 and the loxx 91 SQIIIOIS lll 100111 29 can not be equaled elsexx hele lll the school -Xs a class xxe have gone to Jant 7en s Leach ex elx x eal Ile xxele the tllst class to shout 50Dh0ll1019'3 lll the school song and as Illlll0lS and QQIIIOIQ xxe shouted xxlth equal XIQQOI -Xs SODl'l0lll0lQS, xxe SIJOIlS0l6d one of the lllost successful pep lallles lll the l11SlL0l x of the school The IUIIIOIS and 59111015 C0ll2'lrItllldt9d thell loxx 91 CIASSINGII on thell fIlSt hlflh scllool ulldeltaklllff We SDOIISOIGCI llldlll dances dllllllg Oul JUIIIOI xeal, but the CIOXXIIIIIQ, event xxas the SQIIIOI DIOIN The pl onl xxas Cdllled out III the effect of l shlp the U S 9 SGIIIOI The d9CO1dlZl0llS xx ere lll blue alld xx hlte and at lllldlllght a net full of balloons xx as loosed to float doxxn upon the dcIlIC61S As 58111013 xxe have paltlclpated lll plactlcallx evelv event the school has 8lItQl6d 111120 Oul Cheel Leadels, Frances PYOVIIICC and Helen Zleglel led lll keeplng the S1'J1lltS of the plax els up ln all athletlc events The NBII ll1ISGk0lll oul basketball qucen xxas cloxxlled bx John Gfellel , our Student llodx I lesldellt The C0lISt1tUt1Oll fol the Camas II gh Q hool xxas completed tllls X9dl and the 86111013 that plax ed Illlp0ItdlIlL 1J2'11tS III the nlaklng and Slglllllfl of It xx ele Leona Dunn lIdl1X Rletze alld Elleen Mlllald The 9611101 plax fOl thls xeal xx as Seven Kexs to Baldpate a thlllllng l'llXSt91X plax DI esented lll -Xplll ulldel the capable d119Ct1Oll of Mlss -Xnn LQSIIG The cast 1llClllCl9d Rlchald Johnson, IXIRIW NIcDonald XX 4111611 Nlc Wett Lee I,e.1nlan Xltlllll Rexnolds Iob Vlllllalns, IIJIIX R19tZ9, -Xlflocl Classe, Fl lllcls xlfllllll ln, I ltd PAISONQ, Nlalle BIEIUIIS -Xlllll I elllx and I lleell Nllll ll d XX hen xxe xxele SODh0l1lOlLS a good llldllX of Olll class managed to attaln the hollol loll and to lfxllldlll thele Those xx ho managed to lenlalll on thc loll xxlll lecelxe pellllallellt DIIIS thls X931 Dullllg all of oul hlgh school CAIQGIS, xxe, the SQlI1Olb h we takcll lmlt lll evel x 3Ct1XltX Ill an Qd1llGSt effolt to help CZINHS Hlgh School lllfllllllfl n It hl h Slfllldrllfl We hope that xxe haxe left a good IINIJIGSSIOII upoll thc hlgh school and th It othel s xx lll lJQll6f1lQ fI0lll lt as xxe haxe llle class of I9 8 loolxs folxx nd to the fllllllle elgellx and lelxcs It SIHCQIQ xxlshes fol the success to the class of 19 9 'XIMXLG-XRET FOI I -XD XX l I A Z . 1 A vlw Q 1 if ' ' , 1 . v u Q - .. . 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' :C JUN Class Prophecy of '38 One day xx hrle I was traveling rn Indra I came upon an old Hxndu fortune teller who told me that he could tell not only the future but also what was happening at the present Nly curiosity was great because xt had been more than txxelxe years since the class of 38 had bid Farewell to Camas High School and Hello to the world VVe proceeded to the Hxndu s tent and there 537611 into his crystal to see what my old ehums xx exe doing It was xt xy dark xn his tent at trxst but the crystal hall soon began to glow and there VVIS Maxxan Addy sitting, rt a pxrno playing, for a concert rn Paris Next came a big orange ranch rn Cxlxfoxnrr xxhere Hrvel Ba sett rnd her brother I oy were trlkxxrg, of their success As this faded I xnrrpxned I he xrd soft mu xc Qradurlly I xccog.,nx7ed the form of Iulranne Reich xxrth Arthur Reynolds dancing, the latest steps rn r cabaret rn Paris An operating room came into xxew with Cameron MCMak1H Just about to perform a xexy serious operation which rf successful would nxake hxm famous The patient hap pened to be Frank DeTemple I now saw a parade coming down a street Alfred Chasse and Lee Peaman xx exe pex forming as clowns on the backs of two elephants A truck closely followed with the sign The Ifatte-st Woman rn the World and the occupant proved to be Margie McQueen Next a green lawn of the Pullxxxn ca npus xppea eel slxoxxrng, se en girls and three men whom I knevs They were Leona Dunn the principal of Camas Hrgh School Gladys I ce Mary NIcDon rld June Easton and Helen Bonge who xx exe teaching: xn Camas Della lfxnxrerty ind Margaret Golladay xxexe teaching, rn Washougal Washington Fred Pax sons was wrestling, instructor at Vancouver wxth Tom Bennett as boxing xnstxuctor The scene was rn 'r bxf., restaurant xn Portland The big tall cook was Francis Mo naghan who xx as sex en feet tall xvxth hrs big, xvhrte hat The waiters were James Grttrngs rnd Elxxxn Jaeschke and the waitresses xvexe Bernice Brunner Helen Bonner I ora Lant7 and Sylvia Olson The big leaxcs of a palm tree began to wave xn the crystal and below them stood Helen Ziegler Frances Pxovxnce and Eileen Millard with Warren McNett Richard Newcomb and Vexle Roth xxho had just conre from Hollywood to spend the winter rn Florida On a high bench oxerlookxng the beach I saw the athletxc figures of Clyde Harris and Del bert Knapp xxho xx ere the life guards Among the big businessmen on the beach were John Gfellex President of United Steel and Coal Company of Chicago Emmett Scott Vice President of Arr Condxtronxng and Refrigeration Unit also of Ch catzo and Delxrxfrr Johnson and Frank 'VIcKewex from Boones Re earch Iabratorles ln Nexx York The old Hxndu said that I was asking., for too much information and that I xxould haxe to pay hxnx double As I thought xt was worth rt I paxd hxm Then a vxew appeared rn the crystal sh rwrng, the big, buildings of San Francisco I clrdn t thxnk that I would know anyone here but the Hxndu showed me the socxal register and pointed out Francelxa Dlxss who was fr ecretary Katherine Chrnakos xxas a dressmaker Jeanne Connex was a nurse Jean Dobbs was Vice Pr esxdent of a bank and Jess Beezley xxas the owner of the biggest cafe in town on to knock in Pay Ortexx, and Don Grglex and decide the VX orld S ries for the Nevx York Yankees xyhos manager xxexs lfrank Kirkpatrick An art studio xxx Itfxly hoxxed Ceneyxexc Reed xxrth a small class of axt students xxrth Dorothy Pobertson rs xs xstant In one of the dress shops I saxy Nhrtha Evrn and Le nore Hxrsekorn modeling, elxcsscs for Kathleen Johnson Tlxxs scene faded and x hxx htly lighted thcrtxe had I ouxse Rich selling, tickets and rs I vxerxt inside I saxx Clyxrton Crx nx rn 'rs the doorman verth Anna Reilly and Marie Mathis rctxng., as ushexettes llrc shoxx xx rs good but I rlmost didnt xecopxrrxe Thedr Wrllra s ind Vlaxxne Smrlley xxho were plrxxxrg, opposites of George Martin and Ray Peter on xxx xr-xx nrxxeh srxrprxs d vxh n the crystal ball showed Bexnxee Iechttnb x anf xxxxr Drhrlop rxfln xx re air 1 ne xxxr rn Jus axx xx the sk I had no thou ht that 'rny of the elxssmates xxexe married until novy but I suppose that the mr Jorrty of thenr rxe I a keel the Hxndu xxhat Ex elynne Rret7e Bernice Steele ancl Doris Irndsay xx exe doin, He ard they hxcl settled doxxn and were Just keeping: house The Hxndu l xt xgrxn t lxx xclxgxon to ,me xnsxrle of churches but he shoxx ed me the names of Isabel Haxnc s a px tor and Katherine Tcrrxll a Sunelax school teacher ot thc 'Vlethodxst church rn Tennessee e la t 1 xrrr v tr xr f Pxrlrxlrxtxrxr 1 r Lllbll ll SCOII - - , ,, - ' V . V . V , . V . - tb, , 4' .S l 1 VVB: . ,V r I V '.: ' -' ' 1 e ' 'z ' Y ' ' ' 1 ', ' ' z ' ' 1' ' .' ' : ' ' , ' . Y' x: : s' . ' z r 'f ' '. ' V . . .' 5. - ' V ' y ' C I B- Q I ' B. ' - - x ' 1 1 - ' - v I l - B S K J L v . ,- ,. , , , . , e r: 'x sz 'r' .' f' ' ' ', 1 , 1 ' ' .' I , . X V 2 1 - y -v v - 1 ' y ' L1 Y S ' U Q V- . . . . . . ' T ' . . . . . , ' . ' ' V . . . K . r y . I . . i y . - a ' ', - ' I y , . x ' V v V ' Y v . h . ' . Q - 'V T I v ' - V ' I . .Vi .y .. . .y il' it I ' K.. ' I 5 . 5. ' , ' . ' y . ' V VV . , , . , , . k. I ' ,. ' , ' ' ,S V .. ' I ' ' ' V . V ' A V. ' . ,': . ' - Al '51 .' - 1 1 E .V 1 . 1 K .' ' 1 - . -,sf V' , . , ' I ' S. . Y V .Y Q . A big baseball field showed Harry' Rietze connecting fox' his 71st homc-run of the sea- S . L I . T . I I . I H , I G I. V 4 V I ,:. ' l Y -1 V- Q1 ' ' I' . z ' .' I A r ' S ' 1 'A ' , 'A 1 .,' 4 .' V' ' t '.' if :.'s'.' . ','. c .' . ' I' f ' 2 14 2 - . ' . . . ' , . . . . . , . .y ' 8' A., . ,LV NS 5 'S . 1 V x' V . ' '. : , ' r .' 5 ' . . - .' ' 1 .' f 2 . ' ' ' Y z ' ' rn. z I ' ' . 2 ' ' ' x f .:' J . 'J ' . ., I ,Z F . 'V . h. . V f, V l . 5. V . -3 A4 , 5, .g 1 En : 1 'c i gg '1 tl , '1l1 't' g st M led, 'r .i y. . t ' -' r 1 ' . s . ' ' ' ' ' ' . , ' '. , ' sale ' was 2 ': ' s 's ' 'V' U2 ' ' . ' ' '. I ' . 5 ? ' ' si s :s ' ' A s S . V' ' , ' Th :: pict xxrc was lr -nc .I 1 rx :r but net rrxrirxg tor ' of the VVest to have the 331 'J ' ' 'r Am -tx lxrrcrxt x'epc:rlx'rl. I 1 'Y wr' 1 Y 11 1 . . . . . , Junior Class Officers President . . Wayne Smith Vice-President . . Marvin Lethlean Secretary . . . . . Ray Eggebraaten Class Representatives: Anna Sterr, Bill Olsen, Tom Barker Advisors: Mr. Erickson, Miss Leslie, Mr. Mickelson Colors-Blue and Gray Flowers-Pink Carnations Motto--Forever Forward and Never liackward fa- Il A :Of Q75 ' JEAN ATKINS ESTHER BAFUS VVANA BAKER ROBERT BARBER TOM MY BARKER ESTELLA BARRETT XVALTER BAZ JOAN BEIDLEMAN BILL BRENNAN BOB BROVVN RUTH BROVVN MALCOLM BURNETT ESTHER BUTTLER DOROTHY CLARK LILIAN COOPER FRANCES COOL , MILDRED COWAN SEDATE DALEY GEORGE DAILEY MARY LOU DAILEY XVALDON DAILEY BOB DAVIDSON MILDRED DRAKE LOLA DUVALL RAY EGGEBRAATEN BETTY FRANKLIN CONSTANCE GRACE BOB GREGG ANNIE GRIFFITH EDITH GRIFFITH EUGENE HARRIS JEAN HEXYITT CARLOTTA HINMAN LESTER HINTZ SIDNEY HORRIGAN MARCELLA HUGHES W 4 .av A ,J L . ,, ' if ' , .X . Z ', Nd , iw Q, ,QN1 ., It 14' K- Q ' .L T A 1-f A if Q a fx ! V ' qw-ny' ' . Y 2 L .! Junlor Class I-llstory Tl1e cl1ss of 19 9 l1 15 16 xclled the p19S6llt lex el of dex elop111e11t th1OL10ll the 1ble l11dlllC6 of lts plst offlcels 111d ldVlSOlS -Xs g01Jl10lll016m tllex chose tl1e fOllOVx1lll OfflC6l5 Do1otl1x Pllllllps Pl6b1d6llt Phxlhs Johnson X1C6Il9Sld6llt Mlldred Coxx 111 Secletalx Tleasulel 1nd W 1ldol1 Dallex Class R8D19S6l1tlt1N6 The class xx IS led thlouvh thls h1bt0l1C xeal bx XX axne S1111tl1 Pl8Sld9llt NIa1x1l1 Lethlea11 X109 Plesldent Rax Eggebmatell Secletau Geolffe I1epl11'111 T1e1su1el and -X111111 Qtell Llll Olson and T0111 balkel Reple selltatlx es In the Sopholnole x e ll Cl1ffOld XX OOdllldll M 1lVlll Lethlean llld Cl IX ton xlex GIS 111ade the f11St team lll football Those llldklllfl then lettels 111 the Jul11o1 xeal xxele Claxto11 Mex SIS Cllffold Vx ood111a11 XX aldon D 11lex Nldl X11 Lethlean Hugh K11 lpp Geolge Repman and To111 Balkel -Xt tl1e foot ball banquet at the end of tl1e season Vx oodl11a1l xx ls xoted to be c1ptal11 of the next xea1 s team l11 basketb 1ll XV00dl11lll xx is the olllx lettel111111 Ill the Sopholnole xell lhls X611 those lTl'Ik1llf., lettels xxele llu h lxnlpp S1dllGX llollw lll llll Olson Illd C C0106 h9Dlll lll Ill baseball 111 the QOIJIIOINOIQ X611 C1lffO1d Xl ood111a11 Illl XfVhltlllOlE SICHGS Ho111ff1l1 Geolve l1ep111a11 llld 'Iom I'J2llk6l lll 1de thell lettels GQOIWQ heplna 1 alld B911 Xl ebb xx ele chosen xell le 1d6lS th It X611 last xeal 31111116 Gllttlth xx IS Nllx Queen 1 d tl'llS xe1l xxe l11xe -Xlllll qtell I'ld.l1Cf-BS Cool xx 011 tl1e tllst P1179 of 4120 lll the '1oxx11se11d Ol ltOlld1 Coll test al1d a Gold 111edal 110111 the Xl 0111e1l s Chllstl Ill Te111per'1l1ce l1111ol1 bob bloxx ll 1l1d Co11111e GIHCG had leads 111 the 0pe1ett1 l1st xeal bol TIOXXH and Nlalcella Hufrhes h1d tl1e leads thls xe11 a11d Nllldled Dlake l1 1d 111 1111polt111t palt Thule xx ele 111 111x felloxx cl1ss1l11tes 111 tl1e CllOlllN9N -Xs JUIIIOIS xxe h 1xe tlled to CQlltLl oul 1lltQltStS o11 tl1e Glltlle hl ll sehool and xx l1e11 xxe 01 1du 1te xxe hope tl11t xxe C111 look b 1ck llld see tll lt xxe have done ou1 be t tol the school To tl1e class of 118 xxe xxlsh to QXDIQSS Olll QIIICGIQ xxlshes fol 1 131051391 ous 11 ld h 1ppx futule FONT bARlxEP Camera Shy Juniors LOYD BLTLER VS ALTER JENSEN QLENTON JONES HUGH CONWAY LESLIE LLDAHL FRANK GREENYK ALL MARY VIAXVS ELL PALPH HEARE CORA ROYKI EY U O 9 1 1 1 1 1 - 11 1, 11 1 1 1 1 L, 1 gr 1 1' 11' '1 1 1 1' ' . v 1 1 ' ' 9 C v ' 1 1 , c 1 K , M c 1 I 1 '1 1 v . '1 u. v u v vs v D u . n C cz- 1 1 1 1 v - r 1 1 C v 1 v an J 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 11 7' -1 1 7 1 1 1 c , c , 1 X , 1, , - . . , W n v 4 n . n v I 1 I I 4 4 1 v v1 K c , , c c it 1 st . C . 1 1 1 l 9 C 1 1 A ,i , 2 , ,. . . .. A - , . . . .. . 1 1 , Cv. C v 4 1, V ' A . T v v 1 1 L 2 , Q 21 - A c 11 . c 1 'T D u ' 1 v . 1 :fu - n - 7 N' v I u' 'A 3. 1 A 1 1 1 1 51 1 , 1 K ,1 , 1 . 1 W , . 1, 1 , K C I I., . C . 111 track, Lestel' llllltz was the only lette1'111a11 for both years. 1 1 . I ' 1 I I I v n T. . I 1 'K 1 4 1 1 7 1 W' 1 1 1 1' 1 . . I 1 1 ' 7 1 1 1 ' 1 11 11 T . Dc , D c c 1 . 1 7 , 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 -1 1 1 . 1 aj 1 Q ff sa I I f . ,1 ' '1:11j ill 1' '1 11 1 1 L .va '1, 1 H 11 1' '5 ' ' 1 N 1, v', 1 1 1 1 11 1 c ' 1 , 1 1 ' 1 ' 7 1' ', ' ' M , ,., 1 11 c c . . 1 1 . . , ' . . . 1 ' . , 1 . . 1 1 1 1 1 I . J T 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1. 1 1 A., 2 1 . 2 1 1 1 '1 '. 1' 1 Q ' 1 1' A 51 ' .S - 2 7 1' 1 . 1 ' 1 xx. L. I ' . 'yi 1' - ,- ' ' ,Q '1 1 , ' 1 '1 1 1 1 111 1 . 1 70 1 -' 1 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1'1 . . 1 11 1 11 , 1 . 11 1 1, 1 c ' 1 1 1 A . 1 , 1 A 1 L. O 1 1 1 1' 1' Y 1 1 Y v L . .4 IION-xl IJ STIXX XI l ln Memoriam X qulcl. lad xx hose outlook on llle xx is oi othu helpful md kmd llls 8616116 COIISLICIIUOUS ipult xxlll lon be lemembeled Q. . , . , v ,,. A A A . L 4 A A L I A- . y I 7 4 A. A ' ' S cheerful even in zxdversitxx Thougfhtful . A .Sy , i . ' 'Lf ka s Y me 1- - K l uc v. g Sophomore Roll Alberta Alonzo. Elsie Barratt. Helen Bassett. Patsy Bird. Janet Blake. Elsie Brennan, Dorothy Burres. Melba Bush, Betty Clark, Barbara Conner, Madeline Cooper, Marie DeTemple, Dorothy Dux, Florence Gillas, Florence Hagen, Helen Herr, Betty Jermann, Burdell Knoble. Gertrude Leifsen. Marian Lechtenberg. Isabel Lee. Betty Miller. Ruth Moore. Grace Murray. Mary Paris. Hazel Quail, Viola Rondeau. Joyce Roniine. Katheryn Sample, Ruth Sheer. Margery Smith. Lorraine Smith. Viola Stebbins, Betty Strain. Clara Stricker. Elsie Strunk. Mary Sutter. Barbara Tidland. Inez Thompson. Gordon Baker. Melvin Baughnian. Roger Barber. VValter Blaisdell. VVilfrid Bobbitt. Raymond Buttler, Albert Craig. Leo Crisman. Gerwin Dayton, Delbert Dedmore. Dick Drs-wfs, Cyrus Git- tings. James Golladay. Gorden Gray. Delain Gray, Lee Hathaway. George Henry. Bob Hetherington. Melvin Hirsekorn. DeForrest Hobson, Ray Hobson. Edwin Holmbc-rg. Donald Huyeke. Ronald Hudson. James King, Milton Knodes, Tommy Martin, Bud Meyer. George McLean. Don Morgan. Tracy Murphy. Bob Morgan. James Nr-wquist. Ray O'Dell, Howard Olson. Omar Rhodes, David Rickard, Florence VVade. Betty XVestby. Virginia VVey. Clara VVilson. Esther Scott. Mildred Blake. Marjorie Serle. James Allen, Ernest Bjerkr-lund. Clarence Brunner. Don Carey. Allan Chappell. Louis Chinakos. Rob- ert Conway. Miles Dietzman. Ben Faler, George Guard. Gerald Hanley. Joe Hansen. Har- old Lezreh, Donald Lindsay. Richard Mullineaux. Charles Sanders. Jrrdd Stewart. Joe Tedford. Harold Steele. Bettyrose Blake. Jzrnrosc Blake, Margaret Bruninritt. l.:rurr-lla Cavitt. Dorothr-e Edgley. Betty Gregory. Elaine Gross. Virginia Haney, Edith Jr-nfen, Ruth Olds, Lois Powell, Jean Repman, Irma Roesen, Madlyn Smith. Upper Soplwomores Lower Sophomores X I X I'E 1 712' . ..... Iifww N1'.1.1gl1 X'f111-1 'I'4 'T . . . . . vI:wr1-' III. ,L-ww-'sir . . . , , IKM' ,vII I: .1111-' . . , , . , Il, 'I I' xx1'A1: . , , U II' xtfrt ,I 'A IQHW1 4l I-1 H A I 1I x I, fI'I JIIIII III' I' IIIW' .. , IM Im, - 1 If 'I ' '1 14, , II ' VI15 -- W N . I . :MFI A' . V!!! , ' ., M1 uw T, 1 I W1 I 7 3 ,mi 1 'M I--, IIT 1 1 Nw V VII I I , kk- . - U I , 1 11 154- xl,Ml,,-.IN , .y ', III X'1,I1u my ,, WI. L f 1 I 1 11'-I I IVI-Il'I'. W 1 '1 '1 ' 1- 11: '1 ' I1V1l 1'I1 I 'I 11 1 1: '?11J11'1'1 -I1-I1 'Iwi' I1'Y ' I 1' 1 1 :I1w1I1I 11 I1XYIIr111I 1: Q I.4IIfIQXI N IH Nixwi . . . . . , .Igmlllwxv iilzx '11 ' ...... -IHQI Il' gm . 54 ....... -I'l1: X' w 'Ili 1 1 . . . . . 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I 1 QE u 1-r un gi I ACtlVItIeS 1. W X - - - -U' s fm -mn 1 ,f X V A g N L.:-,h ff 1..q E -41 .Rh rviwg' u -Ll . :Thx .-s-l '-'-A- -- 1 ,1 , '1 X ' X ' YC ' A ff way' , w ILT I 1 ' ,!L!i!.1 f '1 lr if 14'-f' ll' EV I,-j?5j!.!A lg. JI vi -:A .4 V ' Ll E: 1 ., iff: 4 ' Q 'fL. !il5aE?' f 'q 'W P :L fq1f11f':::1l HS -' 'ff 2-- X igr41'2-13.1, ' 59,1 Student Body Officers John Gfeller . ....... P1'esident Annie Griffith ....... Secretary Evelynne Rietze ...... Treasurer Mary Sterr, Historian, Martha Evans, Bookkeeper, Dick Newcomb, Sen- ior Representativeg Cameron McMakin, Senior Representative, Anna Sterr, Junior Representative, Bill Olson, Junior Representative, Tommy Barker, Junior Representative, Bill Thomas, Sophomore Representative, George Henry, Sophomore Representative. Under the leadership of President Harry Rietze, the student body en- joyed a period of competent guidance. We were all sorry to see Harry re- sign but we accepted his resignation. The office was well filled by the Vice President John Gfeller, and we continued the remainder of the year under his capable leadership. ANNIE GRIFFITH Lacamas Staff Through the hard work and diligent efforts of the Lacamas staff, the annual was put out in record time. We have co-operated and labored to make this Lacamas just a little better than those of previous years. The staff sincerely appreciates the hard work done by Miss Nora Self, general advisor. The staff members are: Frank Kirkpatrick, editor-in-chief, Irene Junge business manager, Clifford Woodman, athleticsg Phyllis Johnson, organi- zations, Mildred Cowan, music, Elwin Jaeschke, faculty, Helen Herr and Walter Baz, arty Leona Dunn, classes, and Marcella Hughes calendar. STAFF Finance Club The finance committee ol' the Canias lligfh School is made up ol' a finance chairnian, livelynne llietze, and many assistants, The committee indus- triously takes care ot' athletic activities and the tickets and the squad ol' hoys park cars and keep traffic order. The finance group is an invaluable asset to the school and the results of their work show real interest and school spirit. Torch Society Officers-I'resident, Anna lleillyg vice-president, Constance Graceg sec- retary-treasurer, Margai'et Golladayg advisor, Mrs. Eula Stoller. The requisite qualities for membership to this org'anization are scholar- ship, leadership, character and service, Its chief purpose is to encourage and reward scholastic exellence. To hold memliersliip in the clula, a member must have 28 scholastic points at the end ot' the l reshnian year, 58 points at the end of the second year, and 90 points at the close of the thi1'd year. The scholarship points are: Five points for a semester average of A, three for a B, two for a C, no points for a IJ, and minus two for a failure. Credit Cannot be gained on scholastic points alone. Additional service points may be earned by partici- pation in extra-curricular activities such as athletics, music, club or class president, and dramatics. Pins for the club are provided lry the school and any seniors with a total ol' 121 points is allowed to keep his Torch pin permanently. The permanent Torch pin is distinguished lry the ruliy in its flame. ANNA llEll.l,Y Boys Federation President . . . Marvin Lethlean Vice-President . . . George Repman Secretary-Treasurer . . . Fred Parsons Advisor .... . Mr. Walter Erickson The Boys' Federation is a new trend in the schooling of high school boys. It is an organization composed of and governed by boys only. The club ob- jectives deal mainly with adapting the boys to present day conditions. The Camas Boys' Federation was organized in 1937 and last year in- cluded among its activities: Patrolling grounds during football games, con- structing field markers, forming welcome committees for other cities, serving on hall duty and selling programs at wrestling matches. The money for selling programs will be used for the 332.50 annual dues and other such assessments. A conference of all such organizations in Southwest Washington is held each year, with four 01' more delegates, at least two of which must be Jun- iors, representing each school. Last year George Repman officiated in the absence of the President, Marvin Lethlean. The meeting, during which a constitution was drawn up, was held at Centralia. Next year the meeting will be held at Chehalis. The name chosen for the consolidated organizations in Southwest Washington is The Southwestern Washington Boys Club. The theme for this year is to create new ideals, better understanding, and to improve their citizenship in the future. LEE BEAMAN Dramatics The initial production which gave impetus to our successful year was Louisa M. Alcott's immortal, Little Women. Sedate Daley was an excellent Jo, Janet Blake and Ruth Brown play- ing the parts of Meg' and Amy, respectively, was most convincing. Edith Griffith played a most lovely and appealing Beth. Marie Mathis as Mar- mee was played excellently. Aunt March was a most delightfully eccentric and evoked much applause with her bizarre costume and mannerisms. War- ren McNett as Laurie was delightful, as also was Lee Beaman as John Brooks. Arthur lleynolds playing Professor Bhaer was also excellent and .lim Newquist did very well as the devoted father. This play was given December 15 and worked splendidly with the pre-Christmas spirit. The lovely Victorian costumes added much to the play's success. The second production, the proceeds of which went toward the financing of Our Annual was Remember the Day. Most of us who had the op- portunity to witness this delightful production will remember the philos- ohpy and theme for many a day. Remember the Day unfolds the story of Dewey Roberts played superb- ly by Lester Storms, a typical schoolboy, absorbed in athletics and not so interested in arithmetic until he fell in love with his teacher, the pretty Nora Trinell, Mary Sterr. lt was Miss Trinell's descent from a line of sturdy shipbuilders that first won Dewey to her. He loved ships, he was inces- santly whittling models of the picturesque square riggers. Dewey was hurt when he discovered that Miss Trinell was in love with Dan Hopkins, a handsome athletic director, Marvin Lethlean. It came as a shock to him and brought his boyish dreams tumbling about him. He goes away to school. In the epilogue Dewey returns, a power in the shipping world, meets his ag- ing teacher in a Washington hotel lobby. Dan Hopkins had gone to war and been killed. Dewey's boyhood calls out to be nice to her, but a telegram calls him away to an important conference. Before leaving, however, he sent her a bunch of violets. The climax to our successful year was the Senior class production, Sev- en lieys to Baldpate, given April 19, before a most appreciative audience. lt is an excellent mystery thriller. Warren McNett carried the heaviest part of the play on his shoulders and did an outstanding piece of dramatic wo1'k, he was indeed superb as Magee the novelist, who came to Baldpate to write a novel and got more than he had bargained for. Mary MacDonald as Mrs. Quimby, the wife of the caretaker, was very good, and Richard Johnson was a convincing caretaker. The first key to open the lnn door was Mary Nor- ton, played by Eileen Millard and her companion Anna Reilly. The excite- ment continues with the arrival of Bland, Lee Beaman. who came to hide the money in the safe of Baldpate Inn. A rather weird character both in dress and character is Peters, the llermit, Art Reynolds. The next to turn their key in the Baldpate door are Mayor Cargan and Lou Max, Alfred Chasse and Harry llietze. The president of the Reuton railroad, Francis Monaghan, brings the sixth. Magee accused them of murdering a woman, a blackmailer played by Marie Mathis. After much confusion, calling the police and having several arrested, the seventh key turns in the , lock and the owner of Baldpate, who is none other than Bob Williams, walks in. These individuals who have been mas- quarading as crooks, etc., are a stock company from the neighboring town hired to put on this act for the benefit of Magee. Magee, however, wins his bet and writes his novel. A major part of the honor for all those productions goes to Miss Ann Leslie, drama director of Camas lligh School. who, through her never ceasing efforts, unfailing interest and encouragement of her youthful thespians. has been in- strumental in bringing success to this ambitious and suc- cessful drama venture this year. MILDIIICD COWAN ...qi wq ff f 4 J If 'v W x Y P, W., f J 1- 8 .Ep l 'ilff-ff' ,I R 'if if ' Q. 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' 111 1111 S. 1' -1' 11111 111'1 1-1113 CL 19 Lf 11111 1' 111'11' 1111,'1'i1111' 'us - ,'-1 9111'111s111. il S11 'll1C1 1112111 C11l1eg11. 1'11'e1111'-1111'11 .'1u1111111s 111-11111 111 111 111111115 1 ll 1. ' 1 111e11111e1's 11' 11 '1'11: 11' iq .f1111S' . 1111-1 'i 121111K ' 1111'-1 . 1111111 -11115111 111111 . i 2l1'f 111 1 J 11-111 '1 111111' 1111131 ' 1,111'1'z1i1111 S1111t11, 1121111111 1.11z1c11. 5121111111 1 1111: J111111 S1e11'111'1, Lester S1111'111s. . 12l1lS611. .- 1111 1121339 . 1111 11'11XY'1. 1 1111 1111153 'i Gi1111e1',Ge111'g1e !1'u111111i11. 11g'1 '111111'a11' 111111 1 111 O 51111. ILICNE J1'N ' Girls League President . Eileen Millard Vice-President . Leona Dunn Secretary-Treasurer Joan Palmer Advisor . . Mrs. Maclay The council members are: Bernice Steele, Marie Mathis, Joan Beidleman, Constance Grace, Doris Lorenz and Kathryn Sample. As a project this year the Girls' League chose hobbies. and divided into three groups according to their interest in doing things. making things. or acquiring things. Of the money earned by selling candy in the past years, S50 was contributed to the new auditorium and S25 to the motion picture machine which is being purchased for the schools. In the spring another S10 was voted for the purchase of a picture for the Home Economics Department and a very lovely silver tea service was presented to the high school. The officers and one delegate, Annie Griffith, were sent to the fall conference at Shel- ton. Anna Sterr and Janet Blake attended the Spring Conference in Raymond accom- panied by the President, Eileen Millard, and Irene Junge, Secretary of the Southwest VVashington Girls' League. A wage scale for girls working in homes was compiled and published in the Camas Post in order to establish a definite standard for students doing this type of work. This has been indeed a most valuable and profitable year in League activities. JOAN PALMER Football Under the capable guidance of Coaeh VValt Erickson, Camas High School enjoyed the best season in the history of tho svhool. Under his efficient lmidr-rship the Heal :intl Blank squad hc-:it Salem, the eo-champions of Oregon, and Vancouver in two stzinslvng victories, The victory over Vancouver cli- uizixed a wonderful sf-:ison with 10 striight victories. CAMAS 47 CHEMAVVA 0 The Camas Pap:-rniakers showed surprising early season strength by brushing tho lntlizins aside 47 to 0. CAMAS 13 HOOD RIVER T The fighting' Pzipei-riizikms upset the :ippleczirt by defeating :1 heavier and fuxored Blue Dragon tezim in a real thriller. In the last two minutes of play, with the scorc- tivrl. Nr-wquist thrf-W Il pfiss to Giglt-r for :1 touc'hrlo'.'.'n. This was the firzt tinif- thiit t':iin:is haul ln-:iti-n llootl llivf-1 sinm- 1925. CAMAS 12 SALEM T Camas defezitml Szilvm, the co-Clrinipions of Oregon. in at thrilling knock-down and tllilgf-Ullf 1lfl'!1il', 12 to T. CAMAS 32 XVOODLAND 12 Czinms iomps-tl over XvllOlilZll lKl in zi loosely plziyf-d Contest which featured many long! inns by lmoth te-urns. CAMAS I3 FIIILSIIUHO ll 'l'lif- I'1iIlf'll1l!lkl'Iri fought Hillsboro to zu standstill fm t-.zo :intl ont'-hzilt' qunrters. :ind thx-n pushed over two tour-hilowns to '.'.'in 13 to U. CAMAS 13 ST. HELENS G Thr- slzisliing Csiinris ti-:ini vziintl t'io:i1 lu-hind in tliv lil.-ft in-riod to win frurii t'it- fv lfeil ns P:ip,vi'im'n 13 to Ii. CAMAS T KEISO 0 I',','0g1I1,jfy:t Q-',-only m:itt'hp.l tr-'mis lmth 4i!Jj1'if1'4lly f'f'Tf'lIlllllf'll to vain thi- fooflizill :::i1'nq put on :vu v'.'1'tiini: full ot' thrills zinl vx iti-in-'nh Aftr: 'z ,t-'ii-1 of hrilliwnt pl:iy1 nt-11: the tntl of the thutl tgiiziitvty C::11iz1: tuislificl ovci ilie fril-.' s:'o:':- -if thi' fizlxre. C.-XMAS Z2 XVASHOUGAL 21 The I'1lIJl lIfl11ilt-I iwgiilgirf inn wild over XV:ishfmu::1l in the :inn itil feud :uid von- !i :t. All suiiing fox Vfzislioiigiil wus mardi- zizziinst Cgirtizis' sveoiicl team. CAMAS 31 CLATSKANIE Vi The fzist stoppin: Cziiuzis Papeinizzkr-rs was too much for ri lieavivr but slower Clzits- lizinfe train. Thu Czinins svvond tfiziin plziyml the onrire svrond hzilf. C.-XMAS 1:2 VANCOUVER 14 ln the niost thrilling football game ever staged on the 61111135 Hiuh School field. the ff:-llzint P:ipm'ni:ilwrs. led hy Captain Don Gigler, czinie from lwlrntl in the dyinlz sec'- onds of the giizne. NYith tht- aid of Crushing interference, D-in rzicetl to pay dirt to win over a heavier and murh favored Vancouver team, 13 to 14. HOXV.-XRD OLSEN Baseball When the curtain for the 1938 baseball season was rung up, Coach Walt Erickson was enthusiastically greeted by a veteran infield and outfield ac- companied by many up-and-coming prospects. The pitching staff proved to be unusually stalwart, consisting of Captain Harry Rietze, curveball a1'tist, Clifford Woodman, three-year veteran southpaw hurler and Ray Orteig, whose specialty was the fast ball. These mainstays were reinforced by Ol- son, Darker, Nolan, Ilenry and Colladay, a promising group of pitching stars. In the infield, Rietze competently handled first base when not on the mound and second base was held down by diminutive Don Gigler, playing his third sensational year. The position of shortstop was the scene of a battle being waged by Jim Newquist and Bill Whitmore. Ray Orteig, the best stick-wielder on the team, rendered invaluable service on third base. The important receiving honors were divided between Kirkpatrick and Rep- man. The outfield was adequately covered by a trio picked from Dick New- comb, Cameron Mcliakin, Sid Ilorrigan and Ray O'de1l, whose batting is about at an even par. Camas opened the season by splitting a double-header with the Grant Generals. The Papermakers dropped the first by a close margin but came back in the second game to win 15 to 2. In a two game series with Washougal, Camas dominated the field by bombarding Wiggs Kaiser for many hits in both games and taking them in easy stride. Woodman pitched two-hit ball against Union High of Mill Plain to com- pletely baffle them but numerous errors gave the Mill Plain boys four runs to make the final tally 7 to M1 with Camas on the big end of the score. The Papermakers dropped their first league contest in a heart-b1'eaker with Cathlamet in which the visitors came from behind in the last inning to win 3 to 1. The only Camas run was scored by Ortelg on a long home run. In a non-league game, Battle Ground, last 5'ear's state champions, eked out a narrow victory over the Red and lilack team by the margin of 3 to 2. Lack of funds inspired the baseball team to sponsor a benefit dance and basketball game, from which enough money was raised to carry the squad through the season. SID IIORRIGAN and TED TRACY Wrestling Coach Ward Foster's grapplers, led by Emmett Scott, had the most suc cessful year in the history of wrestling in the Camas High School. There were eight matches won and three lost. In the eight won, there were foul championship teams and one runner-up that our team beat. The third Pacific Northwest lligh School tournament was held in Camas There were 135 boys from Oregon and Washington that competed in the tournament. Hill Military Academy took the Bruce E. Thurber trophy, a three year cup, home with three wins and Camas came in second with two wins. Three of this years nine lettermen are Seniors. Captain Emmett Scott Arthur Reynolds and Clyde Harris. The other lettermen are Omar Rhodes Ray Eggebraaten, Milton Knode, Wayne Smith, Lester Storms and Dick Mulleneaux. Others who turned out for wrestling a1'e Frank DeTemple Ifrecl Parsons, Walter Jensen, George Dailey, lion Martin, Gordon Gray Stanley Ports and Paul Whitmore. Camas-10 to 9-Manley Center. Camas-21 to 31-Salem, Oregon State champions. Camas-10 to 18-Manley Cente1'. Camas-12 to 11-Lincoln Cof Tacomai. Camas-29 to 9-Newberg, Willamette Valley champions. Camas-1,1 to 11-Benson, P. N. II. S. champions. Camas-29 to 15-Longview. Camas-2,1 to 11-Newberg, Willamette Valley champions. Camas-31 to 16-Salem, Oregon State champions. Camas-15 to 0-Washington Blind School. Camas-18 to 2-1-Longview. LESTER STORMS Basketball l'il'2llll'i J. IIUUDCIJS l,2lDQl'l1l2iliQl'S lmsketlmall machiiie made 21 clespemtn :1tte111pt this seaaon to lJl'Cilli into the win Cllllllllll. I 1'om the l1eg'i1111i11g' op the I.e11g'11e CUl1lDCtltlOll, the Ci1lll21S team was t1'yi11g hard to win. llow- ever. i11 spite ol' lll2lll.X' Close 512111198 the l,2lDCl'll12llC6l'S were only ahle to win H110 281110. 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