Canby High School - Cougar Yearbook (Canby, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1945 volume:

X? 4090! Mofffff k -r S A' gs 1- 'ff w 4is..,.......,w,m4 Q ' .f ,lx 2 ' ' . x f?fif'M H ' xx mf' A , . . 4,,,. - ,S AJ r,,' A 1- . ,. f - ...,..,,...,......, 7 J J' x F FOREWCDRD We the Edrlor cna Qlcvll of the Cougar happily preserl fo he sfudenls fa ul'y and friends of Canby Union High School this yearbook We hope that as pu ook through the Cougar rn years fo come you will lf L f e e most pleasant days of 7944 7945 COUGAR STAFF Hazel Marks Asslsfanl Ecrfor Phrll p Gould Bus ness Manager Larry Burden Ass sfanl Busrness Manager .lean Race Arl Drreclo f X ,' l f , C A , , . I 'rf 'N 1 ' f I ' r r, ., . 'fl' . 5 h S Georgia Ann Randall ........... Edifor , ,. ' Q ....,.,... i r DEDIC ATICDN To the many Alumnr serving our country we grafefullv dedicate lhfs our annual We hope that thls volume will brrng many remembrances of their days If' Canby Union High School I ..- I 1 I ' I ALUMNI IN TI-IE Norman Mr es Kelth Battleson Ted Patch Bruce Arestad Bob Toon Jim Wershaar Donald M nconr Felix Menconr James Lrbby Ray Farnsworth Glenn Clrnton Walter Meek Glenn Cuddeback Robert Funk Art Wallace Bob DuRette Roy Howard Myron Pursley Bob Ascherl Herman Kraft Wayne Dental Louls Hull Phaen Sayre Norman Scheer Brll Cole Al Buggrns Kenny Langholz 39 George Belton 40 Ed Mules 4l Jack Matthews Dan Flershaar 'Arr Corps NAVY Make Mooney Earl Braddock Elnas Wrlllams Glenn Pottratz Alvin Nadeou Harold Wrdner Ben Shelton Don Bland Crant Bu den Bull Sperb Arnold Larson Orlrn Hanson Arthur Vertner Owen Amunclson Nathan Schloneger Marvrn Mehleum Lawrence Graham Brrck Gramm Homer Nash James Amundson LaVerne Douglas H nry Hansen Robert Flershman Calvrn Stout Barney Wolfer Morris Burda Paul Carroll MARINES SERVICE Ronald Mohnrng Paul Kraft Don Chrnstensen Harry Stewart Calvm Ott Kenny Burkert Norman Kraxberger Charles Lund Merle Learfreld Lawrence DuRette Harry Kletzok Don Clausen Earl Hackman Wayne Poage Ernre Graham George lrwm Ralph Detwuler Fred Eggar Lorarne Frlckey Jack Leonard George Krckman Andy Haun Davrd DuRette Sldney Moffutt Fay Burden Jam Garber Eddle Holden Sammy Walson Warren Kyrk 42 Marlon Stewart Bull Nagl Betty Maes Clark Joy 43 Jack Von 37 'I ' ' '42 38 ' ' ' ' 1 'r '44 ' 39 A I 40 GCOVQQ QV'-390 Fred Pllcher Ray Johnston '43 ' ' 47 ' 13-LUMNL IN PHE SERVICE Pre BIC: I Vial' Allen Thornps n Carter MneQ Kenny Mrllar Shlr ey Plller H rberl Bagel Kenny oflrnar' Morrl Wnnzler Kelth Mcrkee Vent Marlee Frank Far hung Ronerr Bares Wendell Pc h Llo d Fleasnmav Clarence Gllrne 'ohn S ewan d Cheopurd Max Wes? Jack B lraen IC ar Johnslon ARMY bl orfw Loren Porler Hovl ard Th s Slanley Yoder Johnny A+klns Cecll Arn ilronc, Leland A nnslrona Frank Moore John Dresd- Lesl e Srnlfh Rufus Kraxberger Vllalfer Colvin Robe lBarrel Roy HL' hr son Kenrelh Grlrler Al Mendenhall Charlei Sorlh Clyde Cooo Glenn Schenk Ro l l-'eLhl Fdward nlelyoln Charle lLl9lZ 44 Duck Kyllo Arr Corps 'nchard Amrundson 'Tl EV S Cr l v Ares O Lowell Sayre Jack Clllsforlh Duck Wlleon Ralpn Alwood VJrll:er Ande sen Kenneth Freece Ed Whale A no d arson Hugh Harper Dan Wevon Herbert Hawley Alvnn Armstrong Mary n Arm d on wen rwlh OVClOVlQVT1ll John Pu S ey Wllber Jche Arr aenley Tony Ol r 4. ' d Mel '4' Loren Farnw' l EL e' And son V '. Pais? if r. '43 l 1 ey l d 1' . o f faina . Q y A A f N ' e r . H. - 's A - .er ' A ' I f, E L N . . . ' K. l V ' r T '44 , f 'rf '42 lc 'rl ' J L, ' 4 , ' , 2. ,. rn 5 l, ' . r O Ar Sl A J Q r , 3 G a, 'Tw Te, ., 'N L , ' 1. ' r 1 l ' 1 H ' 1 ' C nk L ' ' ber, X r Pau' Sollle R' h cl , - 'f , . S' l , MERCHANT MARINES 3 ' r A. L. BECK Principal Principcxls Message Again after a successful school year I attempt, in a few sentences, to summarize the entire program forthe year. The greatest contribution beyond the regular academic work was our contribution to the war effort. Our courses in science and mathe- matics have been so geared as to help the boy who will be called into the service upon reaching his eighteenth birthday. Our physical education program sets as a goal the preparation of the fellows for the rigorous training of the service. At the rate we have sold stamps and bonds we are well on the way to a goal of 525,000 We have taken an active part in the paper salvage program, the collection of clothes for the Russian War Relief, the March of Dimes and all ofthe other drives aimed to help the war effort. Our activity program has been carried on in spite of a limited gasoline supply. Our football team turned in a fine record. Basket- ball, even though not in the win column, accounted for some very thrilling games. The wrestling squad, to date, has consistently turned in wins. The prospects at this time look good for baseball and track. The class plays, one-act plays, band concerts and assemblies were all well supported and appreciated. l express my appreciation to the faculty and students for a very successful school year. It is only through cooperation that such a successful school year is achieved. SCHGOL BOARD .Q 1- ul.,- HOWARD BELTON 1' .kt E if 3-f H IDA KNIGHT DREXEL WHITE 43---.. Z5 'ff' farm FACULTY JACK KOCK Vocafional Agriculture . Q ,Q DONALD DEMINO Biology, Physical Education ALLEN B. DOW Band, Boys' Glee NY -dim FAY SPARKS KATHERINE STEVENS ALBERT SITLINGER English, Vocal Music Mathematics Sggigl Sfudieg A is Q, DOROTHY MILLS MARY JEAN HUSTON MARGARET GHORMLEY English, Library English. Science Commerce 'sp .f ' C-we N- ,L y 'dig 'va'-4 if L vw' .2 5 CHARLOTTE OARMIRE FAY WILLIAMS CARL A- BLOOD Office Secretary Physical Education, Home Economics If7dUSlVIUI AVIS, SCIGFPCG l l x l f ff' SENIGR CLASS 1-HSTGRY 1941 1942 The furst great event to go down un hustory for the class of 45 was theur unutuatuon Alar Markee served as Presudent durung thus year The class was well represented un the student body play Come Seven by Jack Schutz and John Trethe way Rollue Ott and Ray Burden represented the class un the Varsuty C The class sponsored a play un the dramatncs club tournament of plays Alan Markee and Phyllus Battle son had the leads They were assusted by Jum Garber lrene Cutler Joy Le and Jeanne Cole In the sprung the freshmen treated the sophomores to a pucnuc at Island Park lrene Cutler was outstandung freshman gurl We were second un unter class ruvalry To round out the year Joy Lee and Arlene Sta hely were chosen as class represerutatufes for the May Day festuvutues 19421943 To recompense for our brutal treatment receuved dururg our freshman year we unutuated the uncomung rooks Followung the unutuatuon a dance was sponsored forthe student body The class presudent were Al Boyd and Ray Burden In unter class ruvalry we had thurd place Don Mutts Jum Trafton Lorraunc cruckey Jack Schutz Bull Wulluams Al Boyd and Lyle Sperb were unutuated unto the Varsuty C Our representatuves un th May Day court were Dorothy Lubby and Janet Burkert 1943 1914 In mud year we sponso ed a spectacular assembly the settung a nught club Our next event was the Junuor p ay Ask Me Another Those partucupatung were Raunes Battleson Tretheway Sorenson Heun Lublcy Schutz Stuwe Garber Markee ln Aprul we sponsored a prom and banquet for the Senuors The Carnuval queen was a Honor Socuety members were lrene Cutler Annette Kleve Rober a Og e Our May Day pruncesses were Betty Olstad and Janet Burkert Lettermen Wood Lubby Wells Raunes Etzel We took furst place un lnter class ruvalry Our uull and Scroll members were John Tretheway lrene Cutler Phylhs Battleson Morgue Heun 1944 1945 The class play thus year was Hobgoblun House starrung Phyllus Battle on and Chuck Raunes Thus year tddue Holden became a member or Xtarsuty C Honor Socuety members were Alan Markee Ray Burden Georgua Randall Phyllus Battleson Ellen Stuwe The Senuor skup day was held on Februa y 8 1915 CLASS WILL Chuck Raunes honors Muss Sparks by bequeathung her hus beautuful sungung vouce The artustuc abuluty possessed by Huldegarde Pardey us beung taken wuth her for future use The many Woodburn fruends of Luculle Pardey are left un the care or Mona Feller Wuth Sylvta Montgomery remauns Ula Oular s pull wuth the war department She must have had lots of pull to keep her many servuce men from comung home two ata tume Vlrgunua Yoder presents her four complexuon to Helen Kraft Part of Joy Lee s extensuve wardrobe whuch can easuly be spared wull be avaulable to anyone wuth the fugure to wear ut lrene Stoner Glorua Muley Maxune Marsh would luke Lorraune Sheller Mudae Johnston Marcune Weusmandel to accept theur example of theur three way fruendshup Jack Reynolds gladly leaves hus hugh blood pressure to Bruce Cochran un the hopes that he can brung u down The contunual wut and happuness of Eddue Holden us left to the enture world for ut us evudent that more uoy us needed tn the world Bull Wulluams leaves hus abuluty to keep free from femunune entanglements to Jum Hamblet 1Contunued on page 171 , , . . 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F A . , , , , r I I I CJ I . . . . .5 I - i ' It 2 sf sf K 4 Q , 4 SENICDR 5- 4 fix 1 84- 'W' CARL RAINES, President Football 2, 3, 4 Vice-pres. of Class 3 Pres. of Class 3, 4 Mgr. of Basketball 3 Varsity C 3, 4 Fire Squad 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Echo Staff 4 Class Play 3, 4 Student Body Play 3 ORETA SORENSON Secretary lnterclass Riv Chr 4 Class Secretary 2 4 Photography Club 2 3 Echo Staff 2 3 4 Class Vice pres 3 Class Play 3 4 G A A 3 4 Dramatics Club 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Library Staff 4 Pres of G A A 4 Student Councrl 4 RAY BURDEN SCRep Student Council 2 4 Class Treasurer I Foot alll 2 3 4 Wrestlingl 2 3 Tr c I 2 3 4 Class President 2 Cougar Guard 2 3 Basketball 3 Boys Glee Club 3 Va sity C 2 3 Fire Squad 3 4 Nu Eta Sigma 4 f,4,,,,,c, ACTIVITIES NAT ETZEL, Vice-president Cross Country I Basketball 2, 4 Agriculture 2 Baseball 2, 4 Band 2, 3 Baseball Mgr. 3 Track 3, 4 Echo Staff 3 Vice-president of Class Football 4 Varsity C 4 Fire Squad 4 JANET BURKERT Treasurer Twir ing I 2 3 Mixed Chorus I 2 3 Sgt at Arms2 3 Class Treasurer 3 4 May Day Princess 2 3 Music Reporter 2 Class Play 4 Home Ec Club I Dramatics Club 4 Photography Club 3 Library 4 DELORES WAYNE Sgt at Arms Asst A S B Yell Lead Class Secretary I 2 Ltbrary 3 Yell Leader 3 Echo Staff 4 Class Play 4 A S B Pay3 Ginger Girls 4 Dramatics Club 4 MAR ARET HEIN ROBERT WELLS Yell Leader Class Yell Leader I 4 Mixed Chorus I Public Speaking 2 G L Councll4 Ginger Girls 3 4 Quill and Scroll 3 Class Play 3 Mixed Chorus Pres I Song King Football 3 4 Varsity C 3 4 Pres Varsity C Basketball 3 4 Play4 6 4 'K' SENIOR ACTIVITIES G.A.A. 3, 4 Echo Staff 4 Home Ec. Club l, 2, 3, 4 Office Training 4 PATRICIA BROWN Home Ec. Club I, 2, 4 Echo Staff 4 Library 4 Office Training 4 GLENN CONRAD Mixed Chorus l, 2 Boys' Club I F.F.A. 4 Fire Squad 4 IRENE CUTLER Student Council I, 4 Mixed Chorus I G. L. Rep. I Echo Staff 2, 3 Asst. News Editor of Echo Nu Eta Sigma 3, 4 A.S.B. Treas. 4 Office Training 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 Class Play I A.S.B. Secretary 4 Class Plays l, 3, 4 Quill and Scroll, Sec. 4 Nu Eta Sigma, Pres. 4 Glee Club I Pres. of Band 3 Ginger Girls 3, 4, Sec. 4 A.S.B. Program Chr. 3 Girls Laegue Council 4 Student Council 4 Dramatics Club 4 Echo Staff 3, 4 National Band Honor Soc. 4 LOIS BRADFORD Transfer from Salem G.A.A. 4 Home Ec. Club 4 LEONARD CHINN F.F.A. I, 2 BETTIE DIETZ G. L. Rep. l Photography Club 2, 3 Echo Staff 3, 4 Class Reporter 3 Class Secreto ry 3 Office Training 4 Library 4 G. L. Council 4 Ap- ff' H if 2,55 F Cl? ,f. is ifi ,J SENIOR ACTIVITIES 'QYS G'- qos- Cx TS. X Q TWH? 5' LUCILLE DOUGLAS HAROLD HANSEN Photography Club 2, 3 G. L. Council 4 LOIS ENDERLIN Transfer from Chlcago Ill JO ANN FISHER Home Ec Club I Twrrlmg 2 3 4 Publlc Spealcxng 2 Band Malorette 3 4 Capt ot Twlrlnng Team 4 HAROLD FREECE Wrestllng I 2 3 4 Cougar Guard 2 3 Class Yell Leader 2 Football 4 Flre Squad 3 4 Varsrty C 4 Photography Club I F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. Vice-pres. 4 Band I, 2, 3 Fire Squad 3, 4 Vorsity C 3,4 Football Mgr. 3 VIRGINIA EVANS Lubrary 2 G L Councll 4 Home Ec Club 4 RUTH HEAGGY Transfer from Oregon Cnty JAMES GARBER A S B Vuce pres 4 Class Plays 3 4 Dramatucs Club 4 Fnre Squad 3 4 Varslty C Vrce pres 4 Track 3 4 Wrestlmg I Ba eballI 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Student Council Rep 3 4 Football 3 4 Photography Club I 1 It Z4 X . -Q F Q Rh fi' ? vez' KK xfI X x xvx -I f 9 4... aft IR Dx 4 X-. X SENIOR EDDIE HOLDEN ASB. Sgt. at Arms 4 Fire Squad 3, 4 Varsity C 4 Boys' Athletic Mgr. 2, 3 Class Secretary 3 Band 2, 3 Photography I, 2 Mixed Chorus I Class Song King I ANNETTE KLEVE Asst. Treas. of A.S.B. 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Nu Eta Sigma 3, 4 Home EC. Club I, 2 Bond I, 2, 3, 4 G. L. Council 4 Oftice Training 4 National Band Honor Soc. JOY LEE Mixed Chorus I Twirler I, 3 G. L. Council 4 May Day Princess I Home Ec. Club I Photography Club I, 2 Echo Staff I, 2, 4 Library 2, 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 G. L. Reporter 4 ALAN MARKEE A.S.B. President 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Cougar Staff 2, 3 Basketball 3, 4 Pres. Quill 8. Scroll 3, 4 Varsity C 2, 3, 4 Fire Squad 3, 4 Pres. of Dramatics Club 4 Class Play 3 4 Student Council 3 4 Nu Eta Sigma 4 Cougar Guard 2 3 ACTIVITIES EVELYN INGALLS Entered from Dannybrook, N. D. RALEIGH KEYSER Band I F.F.A. I, 2, 4 Photography Club 2 Pres. of F.F.A. 4 4 DONALD KYLLO Band I, 2, 3 Fire Squad 3 Photography I Wrestling I, 2 Track I, 2 Football I Pres. Band 3 INEZ MAKIN Band I, 2, 3, 4 Reporter tor Band 3 Librarian for Band 3 Tennis 3, 4 G.A.A, 3, 4 G. L. Treas. 4 Secretary tor Band 4 National Band Honor Soc. 4 Entered from Milwaukie Home Ec Club 2 4 Vice pres of Home Ec 4 'FQ '3- ilu -.A 'B was 44,14 416 M-....,, ,..,c ax fi SENIOR GLORIA MILEY Ginger Girls 3, 4 Home Ec. Club I, 2 Echo Staff 4 Library 3, 4 Shorthand Club 4 Office Training 3 Twirling l, 2 Photography Club 2 WlLLlAM MOHR Transfer from Silverton F.F.A. 2 I N1 'Q' BETTY OLSTAD Transfer from Minneapolis, Minn. May Day Princess 3 Ginger Girl 3, 4 Class Play 4 Office Training 4 Class Treas. 2 Spanish2 X ' Il ULA OILAR Mixed Chorus l Girls Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4 Music Reporter 2 Photography Club 2 G. L. Council 4 Class Play 3 A.S.B. Song Leader 4 Pres. of Girls Cho. 4 Ginger Girls 3, 4 Dramatics Club 4 Pres. of Beg. Mixed Cho. I ACTIVITIES MAXINE MARSH Tennis 3, 4 Office Training 3, 4 Library 3 Echo Staff 3 Horne Ec. Club I Photography Club 2, 4 ROBERTA OGLE Mixed Chorus I, 2 Public Speaking 2 Pres. of Nu Eta Sigma G, L. Council 4 Home EC. Club 4 Girls Glee 3 Nu Eta Sigma 3, 4 EVELYN OLIVER Twirling l, 2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Club I, 2, 4 Photography I, 2 Leader of Twirlers 4 ROLLAND OTT Student Council Rep. l, Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Fire Squad 3, 4 4 2,3 X Q5-'fa lk. w , If 9 5 tx.. X . 1 - H -O' Y-Tl. un- ' T -ff .41 5 J x7 his XJ ii SENIOR Asst. Adv. Mgr. of Echo Spanish Club I, 2 Library 4 Office Training 4 Echo Staff 4 G.A.A. 3, 4 G. L. Council 4 Photography Club 3 INA STAUSS Transfer from Forest Gr G.A.A. 2, 3, 4 LYLE SPERB Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Band Treas. 4 Band Honor Society 4 Varsity C 2, 3, 4 Fire Squad 4 Football Mgr. 3 ARLENE STAEHELY A.S.B. Yell Leader 4 Pres. of Ginger Girls 4 Echo Staff I, 2, 3, 4 Class Yell Leader 1,2 May Day Princess I Ginger Girls 3, 4 Class Reporter l Twirler I, 2, 3 ACTIVITIES LUCILLE PARDEY Spanish Club l, 2 G. L. Council 4 Secretary of G. L. 4 Girls Ath. Mgr. 3 Photography Club 3 Adv. Mgr. of Echo 4 G.A.A. 4 Office Training 4 Library Staff 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Vice-pres. of G.A.A. 4 ROY POTTRATZ Class Vice-pres. l, 2 Wrestling l, 2 Football 3 Baseball 3 Fire Squad 3 Band I, 2 GEORGIA RANDALL Nu Eta Sigma, Vice-pres. Glee Club I Editor of Cougar 4 Echo Staff 4 Asst. Editor of Cougar G.A.A. 3, 4 Pres. of Home Ec. Club 2 Bond Chairman 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Tennis 3, 4 Office Training 4 Girls Athletic Mgr. 4 Home Ec. Club I, 2, 3, 4 Vice-pres. of Home Ec. 4 JACK REYNOLDS Fire Squad 3, 4 1. 1 .s in Tl' 7 J . I .r'5,'x'+. gr.. 1 Y. '14, 1 . ' , . ' ff 'fm' , 1. 2' K' . A ,. .- 1 4 f ., ' gr :Q A V 44,57 n , . v , - .,., 4 .-f . ME.. t 1 I JOHN TRETHEWAY Editor of Echo 4 Class Treas. 1 Echo Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Asst. Editor of Echo 3 Student Body Play l L Class Reporter l, 2 H.. . Adv. Mgr. for Echo 2 vu... - Sports Editor ot Echo 2 ii 5 Student Council Rep. 3, 4 N Class Play 3, 4 . EA Vice-pres. of Dramatics 4 ' 2 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 A5353 Photography Club l . A 4? , Dramatics Club 4 i 1- 3- ' 4 ij5IgfffIjIj.f',1 WA Lll YPA? A ' VIRGINIA YODER 76 Ginger Girls 3, 4 Ottice Training 4 ' G. L. Council 4 Library Staff 4 Vice-pres. of Chorus 3 , Class Reporter 3 , J rwafnng 1, 2, 3 I wb' Girls Chorus l, 2, 3 Oxx Home Ec. Club l tx j il i WILLIAM WILLIAMS B A.S,B. Athletic Mgr. 4 F Football 4 In Wrestling Mgr. 4 Baseball 4 Fire Squad 4 Varsity C 2, 3, 4 Wrestling l, 2 Photography Club l, 2 Boys Athletic Mgr. 4 x-5,-.H Q. M V' X -'QQ' IRENE STONER G.A.A. 4 Echo Staff 3, 4 Photography Club l, 2, 3 JAMES TRAFTON Varsity C 2, 3, 4 Wrestling l, 2, 3, 4 Baseball l, 2, 3, 4 Cougar Guard 2, 3 Fire Squad 3, 4 Class Play 4 Football 3 Football Mgr, 4 Band l, 2 ELLEN STUWE G. L. Pres, 4 Nu Eta Sigma 4 Class Play 3 Sec. of Nu Eta Sigma 4 Student Council Rep. 2 G, L. Rep. 2 Public Speaking 2 Ginger Girls 3, 4 Dramatics Club 4 ETTY WALTER Shorthand Club 4 Band l, 2 Ginger Girls 3 JOYCE WELLS Transfer from Wapato, Wn. Shorthand Club 4 Echo Staff 4 Class Play 4 HUBERT YERGEN .. .2,3,4 Cross Country l F.F.A. Sec. 4 V A4 W .5 l l ... ,i g F F A J 1? , gt- x KX W1 X I. . N 1 T 1 mi' 1 41 Q US 405 11 .ALUMNI OF 44 ERNEST GRAHAM Navy VIRGINIA SCHOEN Worlcnng nn Oregon GEORGE nnzvvnnxn Navy PATRICIA BRUSH Gonng to beauty sclnool ALVIN ARMSTRONG Army RUTH BLAND MENDENHALL Marrned CALVIN ARMSTRONG At Innorne EERN BLECKA At home BRUCE BATTLESON Oregon Unnversnty JANE BROWN Wnllamette Unnversnty NORMA BUSBY Navy HARRIET COLVIN STOUT Marrned MURIEL DUNN WINDON Slnnpyards MILDRED FINK Worlcnng nn Oregon Cnty DONALD CLAUSEN Navy NORMA FRANK Worlcnng nn Oregon Cnty CECIL CONRAD Worknng nn Oregon Cnty LORRAINE GRANT Nurses trannnng BEN CULLEY Army BETTE HALL Worknng nn Oregon Cnty RALPH DETWILER Navy nty MARGARET HOFFMAN Worknng nn Portland LEONNE JACOBS Worknng nn Salem FRED EGGER Navy JOAN JOHNSON BRACK Worknng nn Oregon DOROTHY KIMM At home LORAINE FRICKEY Merchant Marnnes Cnty HENRIETTA KRAFT Worknng nn Portland MERLE LEARFIELD Navy CAROL KUNZE Worknng nn Portland JACK LEONARD Navy BERNICE LAMOUR At home GLENWOOD MAKIN Worlcnng for Government INEZ MARKS DODGE Worlcnng nn Oregon Cnty WAYNE MILLER Worlcnng nn Oregon Cnty WILMA MARSH Pacntnc Unnversnty FRED MUNDHENKE Army BETTY MERZ Worknng nn Portland GERALD JOY Navy BETTY MORITZ Worlcnng nn Oregon Cnty WENDELL OLSEN Army MARY SCHUPP Worlcnng nn Portland HAROLD OTT Merchant Marnnes GLORIA TATONE Worknng nn Portland JOHN PURSLEY Army SHIRLEY TAFTON Worknng nn Portland WILBUR SCHENK Army CLOISE WALLACE Wnllamette Unnversnty PAUL SOLLIE Army LOIS WATTS Worlcnng nn Mnlwaulcne ARTHUR STAEHELY Army LAURA WIDNER Shnpyards VIVIAN WOOD Worknng nn Portland EDWARD WOOD Navy I RICHARD CHRlSTlAN4Navy. BARBARA PHELPS-AWorking in Portland. ,JS iff' e Kin l 1-'fu A ' X 2 I E 5 ' Y E Ula W? Y' 's - s. f W U HW' 4 'A K A V I l p V.'x. . V -.. Zi 'f Aa,i M Q 5 ef 9 fu M C' QYTNQYYN Qf . Q ' xxx 0 N W A --ef-.-4455.4 KW Ui if I CLASS WILL fCont1nuedl Pat Brown and Betty Applebee s good shorthand grades are left an care of Mass Ohormley to award to any one needang them the most Margae Dreher anherats some of Lucalle Doualas saalors Jo Ann Ftsher turns over her slow drawl to loan Skanner who we hope wall use lt wasely Ellen Stuwe leaves her many unrecognazed ffor s to C U H S an hopes that they wall learn to apprecaate them after her departure To Jeanette Schoen lren Cutler passes her way of talkartg back to Mass Sparks and more amportant the astound ang fact that she gets away wtth lt Roberta Ogle wall gave her abalaty to play Holadoy tor Strangs on tho plar-o to anyone wath enough pataence o practtce for at Harold Hanson would lake to leave has maddle name Percy behand but no one wall take tt On request of the faculty Bettae Daetz takes her g gglanq and chatteranq wath her for they don t want at around here anymore The wat of Loas Enderlan as left to the already large colle taon or watacasm belong ng to Norman Ke That walkang chaar shuffle of Raleagh Keyser as handed downto Meralyn Belton To Gordon Stean lS gaven the studaous tabats of lna Stauss lam Tatton leaves has paper route to anyone badly an need of monef Wlth at goes has pravalege of sleepang an c ass Bob Wel's leaves Pat Weygandt trustana that has la tle brother lohrny wall ook cfte has anterests Huoert Yergen leaves an such a hurry he aoesn t hate to waal atythang to anybody B ll Mohr leaves the memory of comang from Salverton hugh school to ala the Canby fellas who have looked at he Salver on garls Joyce Well s vlolent temper as left to anyone ease who has red haar to match at Phyllas Battleson walls her numerous excused absences to Portland ana the coast to anyone able to st etch th truth far enough lo explaan at Ray Burden left Irene Cutler to the mercy of the male trag class Ne hope Pat Schutz wall enaoy the demure ways beang left her by Varganaa Evans Anyone havang the w ll power to daet may claam the slam fagure of Loas Bradford Leonard Chann bequeaths has blonde curly haar to Don Kreacc Loas Torgenson anherals the andafferent attatude of glen Conrad though tt as doubted af sne ever u e at Nat Etzel bequeaths has center posataon on the basketball team to Buddy Olaver A stapu'ataon of the wall as that Buday must attaan 6 feet 2 anches before the wall goes anto effect Janet Burkert walls her dateless Saturday naghts o anyone tool enough to lave l.: males out an the country Jam Garber refuses to leave has vrecks and v recked wrecks lo anyone so ve re goang to let ham take them wath am Alan Markee and John Tretheway leave to ao to Calafornaa and Arazona tat as af the draft doesa t ge them farst Harold Freece to anyone wath the raght attatude leaves has marvelous sparat of co operataon for extra curracular actavataes Marge Hean leaves to watt an solatude fo her faance The pravalege of sleepang all mornang and gettang to school at l 30 as left by Dee Wayne to Glenn Steffenson Rollae Ott s powers as an all around athlete as left to Bob Ezzel We feel that he can use at as well as anybody The loud votce of Arlene Staehely as left to Alace Sollae lf she experaments around she can fand several uses for at Betty Walters doesnt dare leave anythang because anythang taken from her would be massed lnez Makan and Lyle Sperb leave together for destanataon unknown The trombon of Annette Kleve as left to Mass Huston Evelyn Olaver leaves her twarlang abllaty to Orma Hepler as af she needs at To Helen Bowen Georgaa Randall leaves her long wavey haar Evelyn Ingalls bequeaths her palate manners to the underclassmen who defanately need them Betty Olstad left her aob as uslnerette at the theatre Mary Lou Belton has been bequeathed Ruth Heagy s daslake for men To Ralph Ragdon Don Yyllo leaves has artafacaally curled haar The abalaty to get an and out of scrapes faster than anyone else as left to Kenny Chrastaansen by Roy Pottratz Rata Sorenson leaves YIPPEEH I . . 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Name BETTY APPLEBEE PHYLLIS BATTLESON RAY BURDEN JANET BURKERT LOIS BRADFORD PATRICIA BROWN LEONARD CHINN GLEN CONRAD IRENE CUTLER BETTIE DIETZ LUCILLE DOUGLAS NAT ETZEL VIRGINIA EVANS LOIS ENDERLIN JO ANN FISHER HAROLD FREECE JAMES GARBER HAROLD HANSON RUTH HEAGY MARGARET HEIN ELZIE HOLDEN EVELYN INGALLS RALEIGH KEYSER ANNETTE KLEVE DONALD KYLLO JOY LEE INEZ MAKIN MAXINE MARSH WILLIAM MOHR GLORIA MILEY ROBERTA OGLE ULA OILAR EVELYN OLIVER BETTY OLSTAD ROL AND OTT HILDEGARDE PARDFY LUCILLE PARDEY ROY POTTRATZ CARL RAINES GEORGIA RANDALL JACK REYNOLDS ORETA SORENSON LYLE SPERB ARLENE STAEHELY IRENE STONER INA STAUSS ELLEN STUWE JAMES TRAFTON JOHN TRETHEWAY BETTY WALTER DELORES WAYNE ROBERT WELLS JOYCE WELLS WILLIAM WILLIAMS HUBERT YERGEN VIRGINIA YODER Known as Betty a Razor Butch a Chrnny Conrad Cuttle Dletz Lucy Na Glnny Baby Frsher Freece Jimmy Percy Ruthy Margie Eddie Evelyn Keyser Kleve Don Peanut Makin Seney Muley Bertve a Evey Olstad Rollle Pardey Lucy Potts Chuck Jackre :ta Sperb Staehely Stoner na Babe um Johnny Betty Dee o Joycre Bull Hugh Yoder WI-IO S WHO Favorrte Saying Oh tlshll For heaven sakesl Irene H1 Baby Oh Duck Oh yes I gotta get home I-'ow about skrpprn 2 H1 krd Just checkrn p Well what do ya know Roger Oh my harr Holy mike Where was I yesterday Got any extra gas? Want me to throw ye? Evelyn lSlIencel Well Godfrey s goat Don t grv me a bad tame That beats me Oh Cornlll Do you know what? I don t know Oh my backlll ye Is that so? Thpare me Yeah? Oh well I m unhappy Percy Say now Cen ored I know rt Oh rsh That stuff Oh all right Oh for corn sakesll Phooey' My gollyl nez You knot head' Golly gee whlzl Well I don t know but' Varrety as the splce ot lute I better make the Navy Lets have a lrttle cooperation l really don t know Grab that man' Let s smooch You old badger My gosh' Rogerllll Oh cow Noted for Qulet personality Voice Physique Unpredlctableness Warstlrne Eyes Farmrng Halrcuts Knowledge Woodburn Navy Basketball Halr Chrcago Horn rammed glasses Cute car Stubborn Independence Steady guy Sllence Personalrty Lrttle Admiral Studlous Tall and blond T ombone Runnmg out of gas Some frgurelll Musrcal abrluty No make up Pug nose Sweet smile Wrrst watch Cute knd Flawless complexton U lmpulsrve attitude Middle name Clothes Reckless druvlng Cleverness Ambrtrousness Blank expression Chaperonmg the boys nez Yell leadrng Clothes makung Srncereness Grgglmg Sleeping rn class Brrlluance and orrgmallty Smallness Easy on the eyes School Casanovd Red hour Charmnng smile Stupldlty Stacked up right Future Stenographer Met Opera Wrestllng champlon Cigarette gurl Usherette Ballet dancer Chicken hatchery G I barger Landscaprst Hat checker Tax: driver Turkey grower I-larr stylrst Frank Old maid Hltch hlker Roosevelt s yes man Porter Housewife I wash I knew Comedran Artust Truck druver 2nd Tommy Dorsey Oul refinery Frgurlng thrngs Mrs Lyle Sperb Boardrng house Bulldlng skyscrapers Receptlonust Jeweler Lovelorn Banker s wrfe Mrs Calvrn Ott Che New lugtrt on hats Laundry stockholder Navy Taxldermrst 2nd Frrtz Krelsler Collecting scraplron Changeable nez Dad s dairy Secmstress Travelrng Chrropractor Paper route Lawyer Doll salesgrrl Doctor s asst Contractor Avnatron Yo yo lndustry Veterinary Model I B I N . 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IIIITIUITIES INTER-CLASS RIVALRY This years rntersclass rivalry started out with a big band and with the Seniors taking first place in the magazine sales. Georgra Randall was super'-salesman and was awarded a beautilul Bulova watch lor lwer credits, The prize money lar rlie sctwoal was set aside lor lrglwts for the field. Next came volleyball with the lunrors in first place. Volleyball is very popular ttiis year and a bays' team was organized tor each class. Tlwe girls volleyball team played the faculty twice, losing the second QGIYTC There were lour one act plays this year under the supervision ol Miss Mills and Miss Stevens. The four student :lrrectors were tion- the Senior class and also were rnemloers of the Dramatics Club Cn February six- rriiinttw tlie plays were grven before a large audience When Boy Friends Meet ,the Sophomore play, directed tiy lorries Garber, was chosen as tlwc best play by tlie rudges. lt looks like the Seniors are on tlieir way to win lriter class rrvalry lor the second time in two years, and also fa ralrv permarient possessron ol the rrvalry Cup. Sr, lr. Sopli Fr, Magazine Sales . l 3 4 Y A. S B Ticket Sales . l 3 Q 4 5 Football . . , , , G Volleyball . B. Volleyball . . Cougar Sales , . , , Carnival Sale .,,., . , ls Proj . . . lo al I :qi 75.-SO-flaw .aw-.aw NWA My an . , ww 'fu .5 J' l..c,,Lm lw UN xr n mrs Kwok 'ws O 1 1' J No' one Honor Soc My hos 'hu cv U df Hokf r fcuhmg of 'N ,, as 4-'V -ff..-sv nn K 1 ' 1 'I w gm 4rwmxJJ'X e Wf J S'?',3'w 1 www 0' M 'L ' I Cffl' '- g,., Vv 'III M Ha Rf L: GQ ' N --... ,simgfx BOYS' AND GIRLS' GLEE CLUBS I -'QJ Q fs-'x 3 jf qw Du' GQ 'HC Dos' :www wow Hu: H0511 IVV: CJK Glu CHM- N14 :1fQsg:rmfri ' 4 um for H10 sd Cvo?. Swim 'vu 'Nui 'S Qf W5 BLWX5 QJ3 mfg K' Ti, Q wg K - 4 , 1 in 'Av' N' 4: Cmrdu ww POI'T4G CY on Omg 'A cs Ea firzerw ' ,::, rc IQDCY: 1 Y 7 sw PM f ,'Qf7!C2 'k T?-P OWS GM' C19 saw C Qwxzifv' L .1 '-.c'ry'c1 'A f ' ' P'f?1 ' rue-Wfn'f1Y!'s f w BAND Dumq 'wr year 'Nr LTCUU Suppr 1.11 52056 501 iv S'LMi! 7'X 1 :1 11' Hg fx' wx f , pep uw! 1 M cms fov foybcf- fwd incusl-'a-WCB QGWCS In mic + in 'Q 'iwsc cu . 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I-7,351 ir- ' 1 zf?:W4'GA Y f W N , W X XY ..::,, ., ,Q ,Z . - - r L 'f -t A SEQ - f? r . is ,Q-jjj - , so Mi Q M A if P .K Jy lrllix 'E 'ni 4 K ?-tasks sf ' I ' Q , 'kv' -5 Vi' N'--ir' 5 ,f FOOTBALL Although Canbr rlrclrrt is-nrOy' a perlect season, it wasnt too bad. The Cougars, under the charge of Coach Detttrrig, rolled to tour s-,ins oat at nine starts They lrnrshed rn third place in the Duration League the Blue and Gold gat all to a slow start, losing tour out ol their first live games, but made a comeback rn the last hail ol the season to rCJiSC therir into third place Seventeen boys wan their letters this year. They were: Ends, Garber and Mohnrng, tackles, Etzel, Wells and Stautg guards, Wrllrarrts, R, Burden, Raines and L, Borden, center, Olstadg and back Von, White, Meriden hall, Mitts, WQNY, Gnd Qtt BASKETBALL Canby had one of tts nrast dasastrous basketball seasons in its history this year, but this was largely because of lack at height and experience. Af the start ol the season Canby only had one letterman back from lost years squad. He was guard Al Markee The squad improved as the season progressed and deleated Molalla and Mount Angel ta stay out of the cellar bath in District standings and rn the Duration League. lt the services dont make inroads on Canby s basketball talent, six boys out ol the tirst squad will be back and should be at the tap next year, ,--.-. l ............ 5 ,aff-avi .2- J X 'Q-'73 Q ' -' 5 9 F . i ca t E Lil' .......-l , 1' ...l l 'Www' - ' 'gb x if ', 3 Q , ' 'HY t ' il' Miuv' ,I-45-r, -Q-ual 3-g--Q --F -saga 2' 'Qual' ...Q 'K' 'iN '-'7 , .,., -- s.,,,,,,, 'f 'll' u 'nun TW as aa' JC ,, ww 13 QD 981 'QL . 3 2 Q an qu . A .rd -G Qfefx ' ,.,, - AQ? ..ans.4, 'GV' l-' 'WW' WRESTLING Tv QM 19 W' X if 33 -mfg 23- Q 4, 'i ,T Q oil-1 me T nu. ' E aw '1 is .' 9 ww, If ,lk LQ84 The Canby wrestling tccrr- is engoying one of its most seccfg-safe seasons in flee nistow. The Cougofs t C h BI d h swe t to clecisiye victories over every opponen' yet foced undef the charge o occ oo , cave p Teams thot Canby hos detected ore Oregon City, Mololio Potlerose ond V-fcshi'igg'e Pl er: School These have been in the win column, but they have three more meets to go this year TRACK AND CRCSS COUNTRY Track is another spring sport thot hos not Started ot the time this is being vvtitew The teen hosn' much experience upon which to build, bw should do toirly well, Q Conby will be strong in the icwelin department with Von ond Wfhite boclf. Ir' tne discus there is lettet h 'll b l d bf 'wo levermen, Gather ond Sperb won Etzel, cmd the running hopes ot Con Ay' wi e brace y Under o new cooch the Conb cross-count: team ortict noted in several meets, The froior :riunw r' ol i Y 7 P the seoson was 0 victory over Gront of Portland in o l .e-way' :nee 9 ' --' , E f W' wi 4392393 SK 4 Y IY' -nga 4 'VU -J, 36 on S 4 l 15 An- 'KU9 I ffwnvv t. 'JL 4 v J x W Y Hi' 'Mfg ...S m ,A ,fkiyif f J A X Q A N 1 v' 1 X W W J ..YPf ,.l,3-J - s vc ' 1 9 f 1 Ai'-X AW, BASEBALL A' 'iw two of H115 wrwwg 'iw rm-,QYJOH squad has V557 ycmvca ws Benson ' VHP' S131 w ws ciorw ' wsu if 'fwwx .nfl Coach Dcfmvwmg new Sm Scirowncf' mack Joof' which To build 'ww sumd ffm .ous They mm CCVCVTCI,bAtjOdi:Y1hGHV -MCH:-f OH- mfwlciors, Mcwrkeo and Gorbcrg cmd cuf- , P 'rf ffl-'s V'f 5iz'c: cmd Mo5w: g YM Qmmzntz-,'u'145hf:Ci twnvci :wqgw J1 'hw Dmnmm Lvcuc,gL,f' vcrxdwrwq SUS? ya-or cmd Hopf' fo do better mis fe CT A- 'i3Lxl!' Krwrwswcwicnshi 'mms 'os 'wo' bogw of Nw vmfwgg, fha Cougars hope of on uwbeoiefw season mv WD' ffm 'win mm 'Q vw- ?c1c' 'Ho' 'wo Dfw ww- wwgh mpmwnco fs loft Upon which to build HWS yeors sqmud WD :pm terms Ywut'-L wipes om- S,iQ15',iV ?wg:lwv nb-'anal' N Nw wfuvv O5 '9 f'P mph-wnrod pfcnwvs TlO'Y'1,GSVYCC'IVSSQUOd Www we lvwl Mokm, CQOIQIG Rcmdolk, cmd M01mf1MOrSh. ,Q 'J Q? it -Ji.. wp, 49 lag 4,-. 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Hard, at U.forK Scoop ' STEFANI LUMBER All kznds bulldzng materlal Canby Oregon Ph on 3715 CONDRAY S TIRE STORE A A C O g 5761 BATTLESON LAND COMPANY LANDS LOANS INSURANCE RENTS SALES WILLAMETTE VALLEY CANBY NEEDY YODER MOLALLA MONITOR MARQUAM AURORA HUBBARD ST PAUL d NEWBERG We Want Your Lrstmgs FREE PHONE 6713 Buy W fl' C'onf1dence Own W1th Prlde B W BATTLESON Canby Oregon Bridge Corner Oregon CII Congratuatzons to the Class of 45 BURMEISTER 6: ANDRESEN IEWELRY AND GIFTS Y COMMERCIAL IOB PRINTING P b h CANBY HERALD y H b o MEAT and POULTRY OF ALL KINDS THE HOME OF FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS Ice For Sale CUTSFORTH MEAT MARKET Phone 5921 Canby Oregon I of . 9 1 1 ut. ozized Goodyear Dealer Sth and Water, Oregon ity, re on Phone W 1 U 1 uWe Trade Anywhere . . I k ' ' ' u Iis ers of We cover the best parts of the A I I I Canb erald, Can y, regon ' ' ' A , an , .i A I TIA' l DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE GIVES SATISFACTION We Recommend U S Rubber Shoes and Boots Star Brand Shoes Bear Brand HOSIGYY Florshexm Shoes Crown Feeds I R VINYARD We Dehver Phone 0916 Canby Oregon RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION CANBY OREGON th 5 DEDMAN DRUG CO The REXALL Store Canby Oregon ALWAYS READY SERVE YOU Phone 4601 Sheet Muslc Serv1ce Inc Complete Educatlonal M uslc SGTVICG 618 Park Avenue PORTLAND OREGON RENTALS PHON 801 SATHER LAND CO REAL ESTATE O H S th C y O CONGRATULATIONS ro THE CLASS OF 1945 Com plzments of PENNEY S Phone 23021 Oregon Clty Oregon ' LQ I I iff Sir E 5 -i, , , - A 5? I I le . cx er anb , regon . . i Congratulations to e Class of '4 . jf? I wir il' TO Sir . l V 1-l CAN BY DRY CLEANERS Cleaning Pressing and Alteratlons QUICK SERVICE SAME LOW PRICES Phone 3606 Canby Oregon Congratulatzons io the Class ol 945 From SCOTTYS CAFE and MOBILE STATION One Stop Servzce EATS AND CAR SERVICE' FEEDS SEEDS FERTILIZER CANBY PRODUCE CO We Buy Eggs and L1 e Poultry Canby Oregon Best Wishes and Success to the Class of 45 PROM KLIPPEL S Flrestone Dealer 714 Ma1n St Oregon C1ty Phone 26321 Cong atalatlons to the Cla s ol 1945 BAILEY 6. MITCHELL ALLIS CHALMERS TRACTORS HARVESTERS FARM IMPLEMENTS Canby Oregon OWL GARAGE CHRIST KRAFT IR Propr etor DeSoto Plymouth Dealer Phone 9501 Canby Oregon I , . I . 'ii .. . r . . , . L S . , YN' ,. . , . if? i I ,C ' l'w K 1? . 'v , , L CANBY UNION BANK CANBY oREeoN To the Gzaduafmg Class 1945 Greelmgs Ther ms no shortcut to surcess The Road to Succe ss ms a long hard road to travel When n med ol har lung SLTVICQ we lnntf you to rnalc use of ou fC1ClllI1E s Member OI Federal DQPOSII I suranc Corporahor S5 U00 max Nnurn 1IIbIlI IIICG for ach depos 1 or HOME OWNED BANK IIFFY WAY LUNCH dD gHt lp OG TOP O HILL BARBEQUE Complete Dmners Beverages of all Kmds Aurora Oregon OUR MOTTO IS Con. teo s Treatm t and Best E terlanmer at L west P P es t all tmes CAN BY THEATER Youl Haucuts Are Good When You Get Them at ERNIE S BARBER SHOP Canby Oregon Rherwm Wllhams Pamts McCorm1ck Deer1ng Implements G E Refuge-rators and EIGCITIF Ranges CANBY HARDWARE AND IIVIPLEMENT CO Phone 7901 Canby Oregon 'r u en n 1 .t o os- ' ' sxble IIC a i , ' ' of I , O , . , , .jj ' Y I X ti , X' 1 1' l I ' V n.. , e ' l, , - ' V I. A ' L . Q - '1 1 Y ' f AN INDUJENDENT PULL LINE or HARDWARE 1 . . . Hamburgers -A Col rxnks 'T - Lon o Dogs - - - Small Place - Big He ings I Near Barlow, re on I A I I . ' . I I We use the best 1ngred1ents obtamable 1n all our products THAT MAKES QUALITY BREAD ROLLS PIES COOKIES ICE CREAM MILK SHAKES SOFT DRINKS Specral prrces and prompt ser zce gzven to oraers lor lodges and clubs RINE S CANBY BAKERY AND FOUNTAIN Canby Oregon Phone 1901 COMPLIMENTS OF ROY L MANGUS VARIETY STORE E g C by O g BERG BROS Manufacturers of Berg Bros DEPENDABLE MANAMAR FEEDS Complete Cleanmg Equrpment for all Kxnds of Seeds and Grams FEEDS SEEDS Phone 5321 Phone 5316 Canby Oregon in-1 CANBY PLUMBING HEATING COMPANY We Spec1al1ze W1th Meyer Water Systems Canby Oregon ELMER ANDERSON IACUZZE PUMPS CASE TRACTORS FARM MACHINERY Our Best Wlshes For You Future Success EVERHART MORTUARIES CALL Molalla Canby 37 F 52 7809 Aurora LICENSED EMBALMERS AND FUNERAL DIRECTORS E E A-r T17 YA? , AA' I . . V. Sales and Services f - Canby, Oregon Phone 1801 I 1 , ' r Masonic ld ., cm , re on 16 . . Si? , f'Y H. N. verhart I I. F. Everhart E. A. verhart I I FREEDOM The most prec1ous thmg you have' Wxll you do C111 you can to protect and preserve rt? Then you N111 BUY MORE WAR BONDS 'ia F1fth Slxth Morr1son and Alder PORTLAND S OWN STORE Shell Servlce Statlon CLARENCE RUPP A tho d Sh 1 e Phone 3813 Canby Oregon ROSE CAFE Lunches and Drmks Phone 4513 Cc by Oreg n NICKLES BUS'I'ER BROWN SHOE STORE Congratulcrhons to the Graduatmg Class of 1945 cmd Mcnn St Oregon Clty Ore Phone 2 1141 O K RUBBER WELDERS 9513 by o SNYDER Enos OREGON CITY SPORTING GOODS STORE Every Need of the Sportsman MARK STURGES B IIMMY SULLIVAN Sir Oregon Cxty Oregon DF ' 8th ' ., ' , . 4 - X, Phone Com , regon r . ' ' TJ ll ,ik ll u rize el D aler if Sir 1 t .- ., n , o QWL --xx ---. 5 xx, Lit 'X 9 fs. W1 Q, ,J W ' ,Y ' 2'2-