Cascade Union High School - Cascadian Yearbook (Turner, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1950 volume:

Our esire is that the Cascade nion High School mav fron its very beginning be built around the interests of the students. In all social aid extra-curricular activities the students themselves heir plan and asfume responsibility. Jn this way, they, the studentsf will be trained in democratic leadership and rood citizen- ship. Good teachers and leaders in the faculty are not enough for an excellent school. We mu6t have in addition to this a wide awake student body filled with ambition and enerry to accomplish things worth while. The students of Cascade Union Hi?h School in the preparation of this annual have shown the qualities of desirable democratic American citizenship, and the ability to work toward a common good for the whole student body. This trait is all the more remarkable because of the fact that these two schools have at times been rivals in athletic contests. We know that the work that has been done on this Annual by the students and the faculty of Aumsville and Turner high schools will be thoroughly appreciated by the students to follow in the new Cascade Union High School. We shall look back on these students as the pioneers in the building of a firm foundation for the student body of Cascade Union High in the years to come. Louis J. Uhrhammer, Superintendent Studeat ( ouacii FACULTY Louis J. Uhrhammer, Superintendent Merlin Morey, Principal U. S, History Orientation and World Geography Advisor for Student Council and Visual Aid Club Donald Dawson Shop I and II General Math, Advisor for Archery Club Edna Frazer English I, II, III, and IV Library Advisor for Sophomore Class and School Paper Eleanor De Camp English I Social Economics Home Economics I and II Art Advisor for Junior Class and Home Economics Club Helen Stout Chemistry General Science Girls Phys, Education Senior Play Director Advisor for Senior Class, G, A. Af, and Pep Club Robert Stewart Biology Algebra Boys Phys, Education and Coach Advisor for Freshman Class and Lettermen s Club Martha Angus Typing I and II Bookkeeping Office Practice Financial and Annual Advisor Waldemar Krause Glee Club Advanced and Beginning Band STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council had charge of many activities for the year including scheduling entertainments, dances, par- ties, etc. Members of the Council include� Student Body president, William Bear; vice president, Warren Gray; secretary, Bonnie Large; treasurer, Doreen Place; assistant treasurer, Bernyce Kelley; Senior Class president, Lawrence Schelske; Junior Class president, Denis Riches; Sophomore Class president, Jerry Wip- per; Freshman Class president, Freddie Wells. Mr. Morey is advisor for the group and Mrs. Angus acts as Financial Advisor. We are sorry Bernyce Kelley, who has done such excellent work in keeping the high school financial records, was not pictured. dsnior Frophecy in Pictures Page II And as the guests reminisced about their classmates they foui.d that Kenny Ward was a ballet instructor and a number of the 1950 Turner deniora were his stuaents I® And that s. No, Maxine, I never beat them. They are trained entirely by kindneae. SENIOR CLASS WILL Being of sound mind, we, the students of the Senior Class of 1950 do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. To Wit Article I We, the Senior Class will to the faculty the following: Sec. 1«, To the entire faculty we leave our thanks for their guidance and patience during our four years at Turner. We promise to use the knowledge you've given us to help others as well as ourselves. Sec. 2., To Mr. Uhrhammer we leave our hopes that in following years he will find students who are more co-operative in planning school dances. Sec. To Mr. Morey, our good-looking principal, we leave wishes for many successful years of leadership, and we hope the other classes will recognize his good sportsmanship as we have. Sec. h� , To Miss Stout, who was responsible for the success of our Senior play, we will our appreciation for her pat- ience in our unorganized class meetings. Sec. 5., To Mrs. Angus, we leave encouragement to continue her good work in making the Annual bigger and better each year. Sec. 6� , To Mrs. Frazer, we leave the front seats in our English Class, which are in excellent condition, as we never used them. (Provided she wants to take them to Cascade) Sec. 7., To Mr. Dawson, we will the drinking fountain and a box of anit-hist for his colds—we hope next year's Senior girls will make him as many cakes as we did. Sec. S., To Mrs. De Camp, we will that last-minute rush for cur- rent events, and a permanent job as faculty cheerleader for the March of Dimes. Sec. 9., To Mr. Stewart, we leave our heartiest wishes for a more successful sports program in the following years. We appreciate his ambition for good athletes. Sec. 10«, To Mr. Krause, we will lots of good luck in getting music started in Cascade High School. Article II Sec. 1., To the Junior Class, we bequeath our room by the stage where we have held our meetings for the past year, provided they leave the chairs in order. Sec. 2«, To the Sophomore Class, we will our great love for drama and hope they will have as much success with their plays as we have had. Sec. 3., To the Freshman Class, we bequeath our ability to make friends and keep them through their four years of high school. Sec. 49 To the entire Student Body, we will our ability to co-operate. Article III Sec. 1«, I, Goldie Hayes, will my ability to always be late for classes to Maxine Baxter, and my natural curly hair to Maybolle Kirsch. Sec. - y I, Shirley Baker, will my sprained thumb to Jeanetta McGill, and my chemistry books to Dale Boswell. Sec. 3., I, Bill Bear, will my little green limousine to Vernon Largt and my love-making ability to ’.Vally Wipper. Sec• U., I, Kathleen Van Osdol, will my long fingernails to Donna Boyer, and my interest in the National Guards to Eda Mae Harms. Sec. 5., I, Richard Aplet, will my nickname of Clem” to Lil- bern Webb, and my intelligence in English class to Byron Gavette Sec. 6., I, Evaleen Woodrum, will my big brown eyes to Donna Forsberg, and my southern drawl to Oleta McGill. Sec. 7«, I, Kenneth Ward, will ray wavy hair to Eddie Watson, and my cooking ability to Jerry Wipper. Sec. 8., I, Harold Standley, will my baritone voice to Lee Neeley, and my place by the stage during noon-hour to Maybelle Kirsch and Lee Metcalfe. Sec, 9., I, Maxine Mickenham, will my red corduroy jacket to Lois Hightower, and my absentee excuses to Pat Locken. Sec� Sec. Sec. Sec . Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec . Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. Sec. 10., I, Bonnie Large, will my height to Bemyce Kremer, and my size U shoes to LeRoy Tracy. 11., I, Ralph Glidewell, will my fancy dance steps to Arnold Schelske, and my letterman sweater to Roberta Hightower. 12., I, Orville Hatfield, will my bass horn to Lee Metcalfe, and my place as Senior Play business manager to George Pearson. 13., I, Bernyce Kelley, will my ability as student body bookkeeper to Fay Wells, and my extra weight to Betty Collier. 111., I, Doreen Place, will my hearty giggle to Maxine Ortlieb, and my stubborness to Shirley Hennies. 15«, I, Dorothy Mitchell, will my worn-out typewriter to Dave Henderson, and my office job to Betty Pearce. 16., I, Marlene Tracy, will my red hair to Buzzy Pflug, and my horse to Karleen Drager. 17«, I, Marjorie Mudgett, will my book of absentee slips to Larry Hegge, and ny time in the commercial room to Claude Farrell. 18., I, Joyce Baxter, will my ability to get along with Mr. Krause to Wanda Stinnett, and my good jokes to Wayne Winkle. 19., I, June Boyer, will my parking place in the cemetery to Virginia Ruby, and my personality glasses to George Lewis. 20., I, Katherine Hale, will my pet •’Wolf to Viola Dav- enport, and my clarinet to Dallas Burris. 21., I, James Deatrick, will my yellow shoes to Nancy Garoutte, and my crew-cut to Paul Scheele. 22., I, Mary Davis, will iry freckles to Shirley Even- sizer, and my old social economics book to Jim Wilt. 23., I, Lillian Honbeck, will my gray Buick to Vernon Cred- elle, and my cooking ability to Marjorie Bouchie. 22±., I, Darold Edwards, will my Tarzan physique to Buddy Klokstad, and my muskrat traps to Lila Williams. 25., I, Roger Hein, will my football ability to Buddy Davenport, and my muscles to Jack Neeley. Sec 26., Ir Lawrence Schelske, will my front seat in English class to Warren Gray, and my art ability to Betty Williams Sec. 27.� I, Jack Tincknell, will my blond hair to Otto Boyd, any my reckless driving to Porky Roberts. Sec. 28., I, Bob Roofneer, leave my razor in the Senior Play to Freddie Wells, and my interest in blondes to Joe Met- calfe, Sec 29., I� Myrtle Norton, will my pep and energy to John Hampton, and my younger sister to anyone who wants her. Sec. 30., I, Marie Kirsch, will my class ring (which I'm always leaving somewhere) to Doris Williams, and my home economics supplies to Geraldine Tincknell. In Witness Whereof, we have hereunto set our hand and seal to this our last will and testament, at Turner High Sohool, Turner, Oregon, on this day. May 23, 1950 A. D. WITNESSES: Class President (SEAL) Class Secretary@ SENIOR CUSS HISTORY In the year 19U6, thirty-eight intelligent looking stu- dents entered T. H. S. as freshmen to spend the next four years of their lives. The first activity they performed during the year was to elect class officers. They were as follows: president, Wil- liam Bear; vice president, Harold Standley; secretary, Maxine Mickenham; treasurer, June Boyer with Mrs. Angus as class ad- visor. Next in line were two skating parties which were given in October and February. So ended the freshman year; all were glad to see the summer vacation. At the beginning of our sophomore year in 19U7 we had thirty-two pupils enrolled. Later in the year we gained three new students, but lost five. Our activities for the year were the Freshmen Initiation, held during the second week of school, one assembly program, and two skating parties, the last one being sponsored with the freshmen. Mrs. Speck was our class advisor. Thus end- ed our career as sophomores and we were one step nearer our goal. On September 20, thirty-seven eager, wide-eyed juniors entered the bracket of higher learning as upper classmen. With Miss Boetticher and Mrs. Angus as our class ad- visors, we sponsored a skating party and had charge of the Junior-Senior Prom. We also arranged for an exchange pro- gram with Cheraawa, and chose our class rings. Now ending our junior year we looked forward to our last year of school at T. H. S. We came back to school on September 12 with twenty-nine pupils to begin our last term of school at Turner. Our first big event was the Senior Class Play with Miss Stout as our advisor The money from the play was to be used for our senior week-end trip. Also sponsored by our class was a Valentine Dance. We then waited patiently for Baccalaureate and that great night when we would walk forward to receive our diplo- mas. Then for the last time we closed our books and bid T. H. S. a final farewell. fir Denia Riches Pres. Harvey Flser Vice Pres. Lila Williams Sec. Francis De Rosia Treas. Larry Hegge Sergeant at Arms Doris Williams Pay Wells Virginia Ruby Georsre Pearson Pdward Davenport Idamae Deatrick Jim Knieling Oeorge Lewis Orrin Klokstad Roberta Hightower Delbert Bailey Shirley Hennies Jack Neeley Lois Hightower Billy Berry Dale Arthur John Hampton Shirley Deatrick Charles Farrell Virginia Jacobs Donna Jean Forsberg Karleen Drager Class of '51 JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY The Junior Class of 1949-50 started out with a Bang, The first thing we did was to elect the following officerst president, Denis Riches; vice president, Eddie Davenport; secretary, Lila Williams; treasurer, Francis De Rosia; sgt, at arms, Larry Hegge; reporter, Shirley Hennies; advisor, Mrs De Camp, The juniors sponsored an all-school dance at the begin- ning of the year and also a skating party. We plan a very nice Prom to be given in honor of the seniors. We started out the year with thirty-three pupils, but lost four of them during the year; Virginia Jacobs, Yfilma McDaniels, Charles Farrel, and Lawanda Norton, We were very happy to be called upper-classmen, but it will be nicer yet, to be seniors next year in our new school. We are sorry the following were not pictured: Lawanda Norton, Dale Bosewell, Warren Gray, Oleta McGill, Wilma McDaniels, and Lee Neeley, SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The Sophomore Class entered school this year with thirty- seven pupils, but later in the year Edward Watson entered and Colleen Blakely entered and moved. Early in the year we elected the following class officers: president, Jerry Wipper; vice president, Jim Wilt; secretary, Maxine Baxter; treasurer; Betty Williams; sgt, at arms, Wally Wipper; reporter, Eda Mae Harms; advisor, Mrs, Frazer, The first activity we had was the initiation of the Fresh- man Class and the new teachers, in September, We also spon- sored a St, Patricks Day dance and gave a play entitled, The Craftsman, 'I thi k the Sophomore Class has enjoyed this year very much, but we are looking forward to being Upper-classmen, We are sorry the following were not pictured: Dallas Burris, Jeanetta McGill, and Richard Roberts, Jerry Winner Pres. Jim Wilt Vice Pres. Maxine Baxter Sec. Betty Williams Treas. Wally Wipper Sergeant at Arms Donna Bover Colleen Blakely Junior Threlfcel Vernon Credille Marjorie Bouohie Dick Demke Lee Dixon Geraldine Tincknell Shirley Evensizer Robert Dixon Mary Jane Farrell Donna Gray Vernon Large David Henderson Fda Mae Harms James Gross John Collier Vaybelle Kirsch Jo Ann Norris Claude Farrell Betty Pearce Bernice Kremer Edward Watson Joe Metcalfe atsy Locken Elaine Lyons Leroy Tracy Darlene Hays Eleanor Vose Class of '52 Freddie Wells Wanda Stinnett Loreno Edwards Arnold Schelske Lee Metcalfe Pres. Vice Pres. Sec. Trees. Sergeant at Arms Maxine Ortlleb Darrel Mertle Viola Davennort Richard Pflug Pat Kilgore Paul Thomas Nancy Garoutte Eugene Tucker Millie Hampton Donald Vaughan Charlotte Hightower Miles Arthur Berta Fay Parker Allen Ward Glenda Tierce Lilbern Webb Betty Collier Ray Ha11am Mary Dugger Delbert Fowler Helen Mickenham Harold Squires Nancy Manning Lee Lent Charles Deatrick Richard Hein Philip Schollian Wayne Winkle Paul Scheele Louis Norton Class of '53 FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY At the boginning of the school year the Freshman Class began their first thrilling year of high school with thirty- nine members. Class officers elected were as follows: president, Freddy Wells; vice president, Wanda Stinnett; treas- urer, Arnold Schelskej secretary, Lorene Edwards; sgt. at arms, Lee Metcalf; reporter, Ray Hallam; advisor, Mr. Stewart. They lost three of their members near the middle of the term; Louis Norton, Mary Dugger, and Pat Kilgore. The Sophomore Class initiated the freshman on September 30 which proved hilarious to everyone except the freshmen. Their activities for the year consisted of a party given in honor of the sophomores on November 18. They hope to enter school next year, and never again to be called Green Freshmen. We are sorry the following werenot pictured: - Vemie Bales, Kenneth Burris, Byron Gavette, Louis Norton, Otto Boyd, and Donald Butts. x? t tflee 1 (faU (26vuC4, Typing News and Cutting Stencils for the School Paper ' 4 4 rftutual St M Staff Members at work on the ORCADIAN 't¥ uue £c4 umuc4, (?lu % 55 Coach Mr. Rtewart TUMBLING CLUB Darrel Mertle Allan Ward Richard Pflug Eugene Tucker Vernle Bales Arnold Wayne Winkle Charles Deatrick Paul Scheele Otto Boyd Edward Watson Sohelske J£a xxAaj Sto . Doctor Joy (Bill Bear) Miss Rebecca Bolt (Doreen Place) Cadwalleder Clippy (Lawrence Schelske) V'llbur (Roger Hein) Henry (Jack Uncta ell) Lutie Spinks (Joyce Baxter) Martha Grubb (Harjori' Mudgett) Tvir.k Starr (Ralph Glide- well) Benlta (Dorothy Mitchell) Director (Miss Stout) Plunkett (James Deatrlck) Frunella Pigg (Bemyce Kelley) Henry Jack Gordon (Robert (Orville Roofner) Hatfield) SCENES from SENIOR CLASS PLAY and CARNIVAL CLUBS Several new clubs have been organized this year and have progressed very rapidly, as well as those organized in pre- vious years. The clubs have had many activities and socials for pleasure and also to raise money for the expenses of the individual clubs. 'Some of the most active clubs include: Annual, Paper Club, G. A. A., Lettermen, and Visual Aid. The following is a list of the clubs and their officers. ANNUAL STAFF ARCHERY CLUB Editor Assistant Editor Business Manager Assistant Business Production Staff Advisor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisors ART CLUB GIRLS LEAGUE Marjorie Mudgett Bemyce Kelley Evaleen Woodrum Dorothy Mitchell Marie Kirsch Marlene Tracy Mrs. Angus Dave Henderson Philip Scholion Dick Demke Mr. Dawson Lilbem Webb John Hampton Nancy Manning Mrs. De Camp Marjorie Mudgett Lila Williams Katherine Hale Kathleen Van Osdol Miss Stout Mrs, De Camp Mrs. Angus Mrs. Frazer HOME ECONOMICS President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Director of Socials Advisor Glenda Tierce Nancy Garoutte Berta Parker Helen Mickenham Mrs. De Camp LIBRARY STAFF Shirley Baker Goldie Hayes Marjorie Bouchie Jo Ann Norris Karleen Drager Lois Hightower Advisor Mrs. Frazer PAPER STAFF Senior Class News Junior Class News Sophomore Class News Freshman Class News Advisor Dorothy Mitchell Shirley Hennies Eda Mae Harms Ray Hallam Mrs. Frazer VISUAL AID President Viersal Aid Director Adviser Delbert Bailey Robert Dixon Mr. Morey MUSIC The band has done very good work this year. Last year we concentrated on the fundamentals of playing as a unit. That comprises easy marches and a few simple overtures plus some of'the most common folk and novelty songsr This year, however, the band is working on heavier music (long-hair stuff) which can be used to build concert programs and other entertainment for the public. The mixed chorus this year, as last, was slightly heavy on the girls' voices. Therefore, the music ran to two types, mixed voice music and girls' music in three voices or less. f I ■ ettejutteu GvtU ' $t6te c IteaciatiaK President Vice President Secretary- Treasurer Advisor LETTS ((MEN'S CLUB Joyce Baxter Goldie Hayes Marlene Tracy Lorene Edwards Kiss Stout President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Advisor PEP CLUB Lawrence Schelske Bill Bear Warren Gray Mr. Stewart Mr, Stewart President Secretary Advisor TUMBLING CLUB Doreen Place June Boyer Miss Stout President Vice President Secretary Trpa urer Sgt. at Arrcs Wayne Winkle Richard Pflug Edward Watson Charles Deatrick Paul Scheele FOOTBALL Robert Dixon Donald Vaughan Harvey Slser Lee Metcalfe Paul Thomas Edward v.'atson George Pearson Jim Wilt Ray Ha11am Edward Davenport Bill Bear Junes Deatrick Coach Stewart Larry Hegge Lawrence Schelske Louis Norton Francis DeRosia Jim Knelling Roger Hein Freddie Wells Joe Metcalfe Jacfc Tincknell Ralph Glldewell Joe Arthur Charles Deatrick FOOTBALL The football season closed this year with Turner lag- ging in the number of games won We got off to a bad start which seemed to continue through the season. Turner was defeated in every game. The players were as follows Line: Wilt, Jim L. E. Shelske, Lawrence L. E. Bear, Bill R. E. Metcalfe, Lee L. G Lewis, George L. T. Elser, Harvey R G. Pearson, George R. T. Knieling, Jim R. T Hegge, Larry R. G. Metcalfe, Joe L. T. Shelske, Lawrence L. G. Wells, Fred C. Tincknell, Jack C. Backfield: Davenport, Ed. F. Hegge, Larry F. Glidewell, Ralph R. H. Hallam, Ray R. H. Norton, Louis Q. Bear, Bill Q. DeRosia, Frances L. H. Deatrick, Jim L. H. Pfeper Group: TeaB Lower Group: B Team BASKETBALL The basketball season opened with a somewhat better record. We, here at Turner, seemed to have made a New Year's resolution in regard to basketball; that is, that we'll give our all from now on; and from the results of the Mill City game, it seems to be working all right. The man who said It is'nt the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog, seems to have stated it very clearly. Our team has an average height of 5'9 ; a record for being close to the floor. The players were as follows; A String Guards—Francis De Rosia, Warren Gray, Wally Wipper, Ralph Glidewell Forwards—Fay Wells, Joe Metcalfe, Harvey Elser, 3uddy Klokstad, Denis Riches Centers—3uddy Davenport, Jerry Wipper, Orville Hatfield B String Wayne Winkle, Arnold Schelske, Lee Metcalfe, Charles Deatrick, Paul Thomas, Jim Wilt, Freddy Wells, Buzzy Pflug, Eugene Tucker, James Gross, and Ed Watson kr. oy VracJc TRACK Thirteen boys turned out for track training this spring with Mr. Morey as coach. Four of the Lettermen are back this year. The boys out for sprints are; J. Neeley J. Wilt V. Bales The distance runners are; B. Bear J. Tincknell J. Collier H. Standley Pole Vault R. Hallam J. Deatrick J. Neeley J, Tincknell C. Deatrick R. Pflug High Jump E. Watson L. Hegge Broad Jump J. J. Neeley Tincknell E. Watson J. Deatrick Shotput L. Tracy The track team expects to have meets with Sacred Heart Academy, Jefferson, Stayton, Aumsville, and enter Hill Mil- itary relays. BASEBALL The outlook for the Turner Tigers is very good for the baseball season this year However, when it comes to winning it still could be anyone s game Games are scheduled with the following teams: Mill City, Sublimity, Jefferson, Gervais, Aumsville, Chemawa, and St Paul Hoys on the Varsity Nine are: Catcher ..................... J Knieling Pitchers......W Wipper . ., 0 Klokstad First Base....................D. Riches Second Base..................,W« Gray Third Base................ ,.R. Glidewell Short Stop................ ..J dipper Left Fielder.................,G. Pearson Right Fielder.................F. Wells Center Fielder................E. Davenport Subs: A. Schelske Lewis Hatfield L. 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Pr ce ncL Quality are ?WLcht a . BUY IT AT HOME PHONE 37U STAYTON BUI and OREGON rs K'S CAFE snnoujtcHES GENERAL ELECTRIC APPLIANCES FAIRBANKS MORSE PUMPS DE LAVAL MILKERS SEPARATORS CE CREAffl — SfinOlillCHES 11 w LUNCHES a CONFECTIONARY FOUNTAIN DINNERS DRINKS ---------- O • RICHARD MORTON, PROPRIETOR AUMSVILLE COFFEE SHOP RED WARREN, PROP L phone 134 Aumsville Oregon Phone 73 Aumsville, Oregon In appreciation for the help in publishing the 19U9-50 Cas- cadian, we, the staff of the Cascadian, wish to thank the advertisers for the ads which have, in a large part, made the publishing of the Cascadian possible. Also we wish to thank Mr. Tovming of Jesten-Miller for his efforts in taking the pictures which appear in this annual. We wish to thank the advisors Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Angus for their untiring work to make this Dedication Annual all that the students hooed it would be. ■ V..V HOY E. HOUGH MILTON B. GRALAP RUTH S. RICHES MARY E. SEIM JOHN S. SEIM BLOSSOM A, WOODS ELBERT R. DERRY LORA E. BATES WALDEMAK L. KRAUSE (Left to right)-fiiieen Erickson, Marcelene Smith, Louie Brown, Lorris Papke, Mr. Hough, Ray Shields, Juanita Bales, Larry brown, Sally Klein. President.............. Vice President......... Secretary.............. Treasurer.............. Sgt.-at-Arms........... Freshman Representative Gatekeepers............ Advisor................ .....................Ray Shields .....................Larry Brown ...................Juanita Bales .................Marcelene Smith .....................Louie Brown .....................Sally Klein Eileen Srickson and Lorris Papke .......................Mr. Hough IDYLL BATES, PRES. DALBERT DALKE, V, PRES. BETTY DOWS, SEC. ALBERT COI, TRBAS. DONNA HAYES LAWRENCE KHLIKGER DARREL DALKE JUANITA BALES MARAGRET NICHOLSON FRANCENA FRY 1. Nerine Van Wagoner 2. George Wright 3. Margaret Nicholson U• Dalbert and Darrel Dalke 5 Idyll Bates 6. Tillie Lucas 7« Donra Hayes 8. Dale Lee 9« Albert Cox 10 Juanita Bales 11. Francena Fry 12. Lawrence Killinger 13. Ray Shields LU Betty Dowe 15. Loretta rtesolowski 16. Eldon Russell (Not Pictured) Jack Reese, Guy Rriles, and Chester Smelser. JUNIORS 0. Speer G. Ling 0. Wallace L. Papke L. Brown M. Cox H. Woods Pres. V. Pres. Sec. Treas. Sgt.-at-Arms C. Curtis D. Music A. Craig B. Collins M. Fry � £. Dunham U. Uermond R. Schaefer £. Hatch M. Smith F. Walls J. Cox L. Lucas L. Martin B. Slater H. Pease A. Pedersen P. Wallace J. Riches D. Bethel F. Worley N. Woods M. Hall £• iiirickson R. Ostrem R. Whitfield G. Walsh A. Waltz CAMERA SHY Almon Clayton Bert Duncan Charlene Hanchett Laurence Ostrem Billy Berry Joan Layman Donna Bankston Don Duncan Helen Kuehl SOPHOMORES U o«C (If D. Vettrus Pre9. no i(l Dean Vettrus P. Nichol V. Pres, Sec, L, Speer L, Broun L Watson Treas. Sgt.-at-Arms J, Qordon p. Bates L, Radie F, Smelser L. Stepp B. McReynolds D. Klein G. Gordon - J, Briles F. Duncan J. Dowe D. Dunham A. King H. GJesdal E. Tate B. Germond A. Orurhow B, Carpenter A. Lee B, Chrissinger H. Littau U. Reese J. Headrick V. Schaefer B. Hobbs E. Wolfe A. Hermann D. Gilbert E. Dalke CAMERA 3 HT •alter lnn Earl Nixon John Boatwright FRESHMEN C. Lindgren G. Headrick M. Foltz E. Forest J. Fowler D Feller L Horsley L. Bales 5. Klein A. Chicklero U. Hankel J. Broadbent B. leaver B. Schafer D« Lucas R. Gleason L. Keudell G. Whitfield J. Wesolowski J. Vettrus S. Jordan C. Moore L. Smith C. Virgil D. Ostrem F. Perkins T. Hayes C. Rodocker CAMERA SHY Eileen Prendergast Elaine .ies Charles Germond Mary Burke Margaret Burke Erma Hanchett L. Holmquist B. Nicholson FHONT ROW (Loft to Right)-Audrey King, Naomi Woods, Carol Curtis, Doris Gilbert, Barbara Chrissinger, Faye Smelser, Dean Vettrus, Vida Schaefer, Jean Done, Clyde Jones. SECOND ROW - Bernard Riches, Jerry Vettrus, Almon Clayton, Louis Lucas, Dennis Vettrus, Roger Woods, Betty Dowe, LoRoy Radie. NOT PICTURED - Mr. Krause, band director. FRONT ROW (Left to Rignt)-Shirley Jordan, Chris bindgren, Sally Klein, Lora Lee Brown, Marcelene Smith, Marthene Hankel, Thelma Hayes, Ramona Bracher, Donna Lee Klein. SECOND ROW-Joanne Wesolowski, Marilyn Brown, Jeanette Fowler, Marlene Foltz, Nell Dean Foster, Lenore Keudell, Idyll Bates, Audrey King. THIRD ROW-Delores Ostrem, Loretta Horsley, Billie Weaver, Lois Holmquist, Bonnie Nichol- son, Jean Dowe, Barbara Chrissinger, Doris Gilbert. NOT PICTURED - Mr. Erause, Glee Club Director.. ANNUAL STAFF (Left to right)-Mrs. Woods, advisor; Eileen Erickson, asst. bus. mgr; Jay Headrick, bus. agr; Juanita Bales, editor; Margaret Nicholson, asst, editor. Front Row (Left to right)- Donna Hayes, Donna Bankston, Millie Cox, Beverly Slater, Idyll Bates. Second Row- Loretta Wesolowski, Eileen Erickson, Patty Nichol, Doris Gilbert, Mary Ann Geraond, Delores Ostrea. Third Row- Le Roy Radie, Harry Pease, Lawrence Ostrea, Jack Reese. 1. THE PAMPERED DARLING: March 31, 1950 ROY 1 (Left to rirht) Rorer Woods, Naomi Woods, Helen Kuehl, Carol Curtis, Franklin Walls, Lawrence Ostrem. ROW 2 (Left to right) Harry Pease, Lorris Papke, Arlene Garver, and Olin Wallace. 2. GIRL SHY: March 31, 1950 ROW 1 (Left to rirht) Melvin Hall, Richard Schaefer, Roper Woods. ROW 2 (Left to right) Dale Music, George Walsh, and Olin Wallace. 3. DON1T TELL A SOUL: March 31, 1950 ROW 1 (Left to ripht) Rosalee Whitfield, and Joyce Cox. ROW 2 (Left to ripht) Mary Ann Germond, Joan Layman, and Eileen Erickson. 1a. THE PERFECT DATE: November 17, 19h9 ROW 1 (Left to right) Billie Weaver, Doris Lucas, Ronnie Chaddick, and Nell Dean Foster. ROW 2 (Left to right) Georpe Headrick, Delores, Bonnie Nicholson, and Danny Feller. 5. BESSIE, THE BANDIT'S BEAUTIFUL BABY: October Ha, 191a9 ROW 1 (Left to right) Beverly Slater, Margaret Fry, Janice Riches, and Naomi Woods. ROW 2 (Left to right) Almon Clayton, Fred Worley, Harry Pease, and Richard Schaefer. 6. THE CITY SLICKER AND OUR NELL: March 31, 1950 ROW 1 (Left to right) Naomi Woods, Anna Pedersen, Donna Bankston, and Marcelene Smith. ROW 2 (Left to right) Almon Clayton, Fred Worley, Larry Brown, and Glenn Ling. KNEELING- Janice Riches. Front Row (Left to right)-Eileen Erickson, Joyce Cox, Janice Riches, Marcelene Smith, Mildred Cox, Arlene Carver, Margaret Fry, Beverly Slater, Helen Kuehl, Rosie Whitfield, Donna Bankston, Second Row (Left to right)-Franklin Malls, Roger foods, Melvin Hall, Mary Ann Germond, Anna Pederson, Lorris Papke, Alberta Craig, Naomi foods, Carol Curtus, Mrs. foods. Third Row (Left to right)-Al Clayton, Dale Music, Olin Wallace, Harry Pease, Fred Worley, Larry Brown, George Walsh, Richard Schafer, Glenn Ling, Lawrence Ostrem, FRONT KOW (Left to ri ht)-Barbara Chrissinger, Audrey King, Elizabeth Tate, Patty Nichol, Janice Riches, Marcelene Smith, Donna Lee Klein, Ramona Bracher, Miry Lon Reese, Jean Dowe, Doris Gilbert. SiSCOND ROW (Left to right.)-Dean Vettrus, Dennis Vettrus, Jim Priles, Arl n i,ee, Harry Pease, Olin WalLace, Orville Speer, Glenn Ling, Harvey Gjesdal, Mr. Gralap. THIRD ROW (Left to right.)-Louie Brown, Philip Bates, Ray Shields, tverett Hatch, Lawrence Ustrem, Don ITunnan, eildon Dalke. FRONT ROW (Left to right)-Chris Lindgren, Anna Pederson, Mary Ann Germond, Margaret Nicholson, Carol Curtis, Shirley Jordan, Marlene Foltz. SECOND ROf-Lois Holmquist, Doris Lucas, Arlene Garver, Millie Cox, Janice Riches Eileen Erick- son, Joyce Cox, Launa tfatson, Lora Lee Brown, Mrs. Seim, advisor. THIRD hOW-Jeanette Fowler, Alberta Craig, Helen Keuhl, Lorris Papke, Elizabeth Tate, Doris Gilbert, Jean Dowe, Barbara Chrissinger. PRONT ROW (Left to right)-Audrey King, Patty Nichol, Donna Bankston, Margaret Fry, Marcelene Smith, Donna Lee Klein, Ramona Bracher, Beverly Slater, Sally Klein, SECOND ROA-Marilyn Pease, Vida Schaefer, Emma Wolf, Betty Germond, Joann Wesolowski, Lenora Kuedel, Lora Martin, Naomi Woods, Mrs. Riches advisor. THIRD ROW-Faye Smelser, Juanita Bales, Donna Hayes, Betty Dowe, Loretta Wesolowski, Bonnie Nicholson, Marthene Hankie, Nell Dean Foster. PLAT NIVAL Row l,-(Left to right) Princess Sally, Marilyn Brown, (who pinned on corsages). Queen Juanita I, Princesses Marcelene and Barbara, Row 2,-(Left to right) Escorts John Lucas, Ray Shields, Olin Wallace, and Philip Bates. SENIOR PUT CAST FRONT ROW(left to right)-Juanita Bales, Margaret Nicholson, Idyll Bates, Tillie Lucas, Nerine Van Wag- oner, and Francena Fry. SECOND RO Vi-George Wright, Dale Lee, Ray Shields, Chester Smelser, Darrel Dalke, Jack Reese, and Mrs. Woods. 1. GHOST HUNTERS: October 28, 1919 x ROW 1 (Left to right) Loretta Wesolowski, Idyll Bates, Jack Reese, Mrs. Bates, director . ROW 2 (Left to right) Francena Fry. Betty Dowe, Ray Shields. 2. RUM?'AGE SALE: February 21, 1950 ROW 1 (Left to right) Philip Bates, Jean Dowe, Mary Lou Reese. 3. HITLER READING: October 21 J.9U9 Ronnie Chaddicfc h. CHRIS TV AS FOR THE DUTCHESS: December 21, 19U9 ROW 1 (Left to right) Nerine Van Wagoner, Margaret Nicholson, Patty Nichol, Marilyn Pease. Row 2 (Left to right) Dennis Vettrus, Loretta Wesolowski, Eileen Erickson, Marcelene Smith, Donna Bankston, Franklin Walls. ROW 3 (Left to right) Eldon Russell, Glenn Ling, Larry Brown, Ray Shields. 5« SCHOOL SPIRIT ON TRIAL: February 21, 1950 mw S6 ?13 y?ttrus� Jira Briles, Vida Schaefer, Dean Vettrus, Leitoy Radie. ROW 2 (Left to right) Doris Gilbert, Betty Jean Germond, Jay Headrick, Bmna Wolf. 6. Reading: THE COURTIN -by JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL- October 21, 19U9 ROW 1 (Left to right) Shirley Jordon, George Headrick, Delores Ostrem. 7. Ttt) LOLLYPOPS ARE BETTER THAN ONE: February 21,1950 ROW 1 (Left to right) Donna Lee Klein, Jay Headrick, Launa Watson. 8. MODERN THANKGIVING: November 23, 19h9 ROW 1 (Left to right)Glenn Whitfield, Eddie Forest, Ronnie Chaddick, Albert Chicklero. ROW 2 (Left to right)Christine Lindgren, Lora Lee Brown, Sally Klein. ROW 3 (Left to right)John Lucas, Roy Gleason, Lois Holmquist, Marthene Hankel. 9. THE WORLD TOMORROW: November 10, 19U9 ROW 1 (Left to right) Dean Vettrus, Launa Watson, Lorris Papke, ROW 2 (Left to right) Philip Bates, Phinas Wallace, Olin Wallace. Leit to right)-Faye Smelser, Juanita Bales, Launa Watson, Naomi Woods Front Row (Left to right)- Margaret Fry, Faye Smelser, Vida Schaefer, Nerine Van Wagoner, Alberta Craig. Second Row (Left to right)- Donna Lee Klein, Francena Fry, Juanita Bales, Margaret Nichol- son, Betty Dowe, Donna Hayes, Patty Nichol, Audrey King, Beverly Slater, Helen Keuhl, Ra- mona Bracher. Thrid Row- Erma Wolf, Betty Germond, Mary Lou Reese, Launa Watson, Anna Peterson, Lorris Papke, Rosalee Whitfield, Donna Bankston, Naomi Woods, Mrs. Seim, advisor, Tillie Lucuas. Fourth Row- Marcelene Smith, Joyce Cox, Eileen Erickson, Janice Riches, Millie Cox, Ar- lene Garver, Jean Dowe, Barbara Chrissinger, Elizabeth Tate. Doris Gilbert, Mary Ann Germond, Loretta Wesolowski. FOOTEAU____LETTERMEN FRONT ROW (Left to right)-Chester Smelser, Glenn Ling, Darrel Dalke, Dalbert Dalke, Orville Speer, Larry Brown, Dwain Bethel, Kay Shields, Richard Schaefer. SECOND ROW-Mr. Seim, coach, Louie Brown, Harry Pease, Almon Clayton, Eldon Russel, Melvin Hall, Dale Music, 01in Wallace, LeRoy Radie, manager. THIRD ROW-Albert Cox, Jay Headrick, Philip Bates, Harvey Gjesdal, Ronnie Chaddick, John Lucas, Eldon Dalke, Rex Ostrem, Franklin Walls, manager. FRONT ROW (Left to right)-Chester Smelser, Harry Pease, Lawrence Killinger, Dwain Beaiel, Rex Ostrem, Richard Schaefer, Dale Music, Harvey Gjesdal, Franklin Walls, Jack Reese. SECOND ROW-Mr Seim, advisor, Dalbert Dalke, bldon Russel, Ray Shields, Fred Worley, Phil Bates, George Wright, Melvin Hall, Olin Wallace, LeRoy Radie. THIRD ROW-Albert Cox, Guy Briles, Darrel Dalke, Orville Speer, Larry Brown, Glenn Ling, Laurence Ostrem, Almon Clayton, Louie Brown. FRONT ROW (Left to Right)-LeRoy Radie, Lester Stepp, Fred Worley, Dalbert Dalke, Eldon Russell, Orville Speer, Darrel Dalke, Franklin Walls. SECOND ROW (Left to Right)-Albert Cox, Lawrence Killinger, Guy Briles, Harry Pease, Glenn Ling, Donald Dunham, and Mr. Seim. FRONT ROW(Left to Right)-Lester Stepp, Harvey Gjesdal, Jay Headrick, Philip Bates, Eldon Dalke, Louie Brown, and LeRoy Kadie. SECOND ROW (Left to Right)-George Headrick, Alton Herman, Ronnie Chaddick, Albert Chicklero, Mr. Seim, Franklin Walls. FRONT ROW (Left to Right)-Dalbert Dalke, Dwain Bethel, Darrel Dalke, Eldon Russell, Orville Speer, Richard Schaefer. SECOND ROW (Left to Right)-Louie Brown, Fred Worley, Glenn Ling, Harry Pease, Harvey Gjesdal, LeRoy Radie, Mr. Seim. THIRD ROW (Left to Iight)-Dennis Vettrus, Albert Cox, Philip Bates, Olin Wallace, Danny Feller, Larry Brawn. Dean Vettrus. ow 9y ' P7J'9Nr ■it's cold outside 5« Ling 9 sva-p pr ‘ 9-4X7 9U- 331 9 ‘f4 Convic-t 1. Messy frosh 2. Diggin for gold? 3 ome pet� k. Baby, it's cold outside 5. Ling 6. Teacher and pets 7. Charles And Ronnie 8. Russell and Batson, Inc. 9. Sportsman?? 10. Nice hill 11. Stargazer 12. Aell, Mr. Seim? 13 Orville Speer 11 . Hiding behind a skirt 15 Aw, shut upi 16. Betty Grable 17. The four desperados 18. Man from Mars 19. Mrs. America of 1950 20. Posing 21. ckidie Forest 22. Little white schoolhouse 23. Marlene Foltz 21 . Pin-up Girls 25. Prospective football star 26. Bis Shot SI 27. Rooters 1 28.Some touchdown I 29. Gruesome 30. Larry Brown 31. orley 32. Dal. Dalke 33. Louie Brown 31 . Chaddick, Headrick, Lucas, Vettrus 35. Smelser 36. Bethel 37. peer 36. Russell l.Mrs. Hough and Mrs. Pederson-cooks of A.H.S. 2.Hr. Papke, Mr. Mix, and Mr. Mickey, bus drivers. 3.New Cascade Union High. U. Guilty???? 5.Mountain goat???? 6.Bottoms-up. 7.Attractive Dunce. 8.Swing your Partner. 9.Bean Picker. lO.Take it easy, fellows. 11. Hey, cut that out. 12.Same to you. 13. Mommie . lh.Marlene Foltz. 15.Mr. Hough 1918, during World War I. 16.Back view. 17.Mrs. Seim, snow queen. l8.Almon and sister. 19.Teachers pet. 20. Smile when your happy. 21.See the birdie, Joyce. 22.Hello!l 23.Trash can of A.H.S. 1. Toothpaste ads. 2. lour legs are showing. 3. The big three 11 1 . Just part of the orowd. 5. That will cost you Krause... 6. All you hare to do is shoot. 7. This is the way you do it. 8. No use to hurry, Patty. 9. There's nothing to it. 10. Casey the second. 11. Ain't we pretty. 12. The squad's all here. 13. Waiting to go. U . The good old days. 15. Waiting for a certain professor???? l6.Posing???? 17. See the trees. 18. Haveing coffee???? 19. Loo� at the legs._________________________________________________________________________________