Coburg High School - Bronco Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

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D 0 XA R xx SCHOOL LEFT TO RIGHT-Mrs. Lucille Paul, Clerkg Mr. ChaY1es Swangog Mr. Harry Herbert, Chairmang Mr. Roy P. Stolsigg Mr. Joe H. Stewart, Superintendent of Coburg Schools. ,Z 5 W 1 5, ? ' 7 i w o N C Claude Miller, Janitor S, Della Deffenbacker, Christina Johnson, Chief Cook Ass't Cook N. . V. ,- , X x syn' . .x. 5 .. - ' 'QS' . Jsiihhl-N-'-'':-iw-1--aw-.., -Hmm.,-. .A , A , -, X if , ff .. . ' ' . - . y , - l . l. ' vw :Q K 5, I I- ig A AJ er, - E' ' I ' . , ,Q I J' V 4 f 1 ,, ,v 4 fs' 5 . G7 48 - ' 1 X . v , , , - h Q1 - . ,. . 3+ f xl Ja SM v . 1 ' 5, -NA 64 ' 'far -ww' R' w .ix mi' ,-vw' E 55' ml' ,13- .., A -7, N, H 1' .1--.. .. Sm - .. -- .. .... . -. V-H. ek .4-. .Nfkitlx wir - , '4rPjafk.,- ef ' 1 ,..,. . . , .. . .N X , Q , . N , w I wa, .. X - Qs.:'!I . . ,. ,, M , ,g .hlsugl E-r Mrs. Elizabeth Elbon Glee Club General Arts Home Living 'All right, 1et's get rid of the gum.n- Miss Eleanor Edwards: U.S. History Economics Geography P.E. and Health 'Now back in Boston-- Mr. Joe H. Stewart: Principal General Science Physical Science Biology A nAre you sure your mothgr wrote this excuse?' Mr. John W. Mitchell: Math, Gen., Sr. Algebra , P.E. and Health nwhen I was in the Army---N Miss Minnie Kjelde: Typing English Speech nYou'll never exceed if you lack system.' President Charles Stolsig Vice President Secretary Treasurer Dick Purkerson June Bedortha Gary Crook FIRST ROW-Tommy Pitking Dick Purkersonp Shirley Crookg June Bedorthag Micky Simmons. SECOND ROW-Roy Youngg Charles Stolsigg George Stovallg Barbara Reeseg Gary Crookg Betty Howard. 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P1218 'Ipi- HGOOGI Q. . 0 Da 8 E men brings pe.. '-.. -. -4. rf y e . ovehngwa EZDOIQS spoke humbly. .,. B 1 have you done for your ., pa .,G haasoif' AND neighbors? Have you '-,Q Ty tbfcialjy C, wished them a merry, cake, ., -01178 9 Swhoolt NEW stutter my -,df II 019130 Each youngs ' 'frzaie ass Jffe .Z de ANNUAL Pl 1. ,A Lei My -f ' 2 ?Higg - gp , -.Y .L , W, L, 'Ss ' ski Q , -QE- Editorilllfiiiiiili OOCOROYYOUNG' Assistant editor.... ....SHIRLEY CROOK E ed1tors........ QQQQJANVET N i S GARY CROOK f4Q- 5 ,J Business managers... ....LOUIS WORLEY y,O 9-L. CHARLES STOLSIG X bd 0 e c 0 0 0 I ff Q 1 , ROBERT SNYDER js? Lk Q ' Senior Class Poem. . . . . . . . .SHIRLEY CROOK ,, Senior Class History... ....PATRICIA SWANGO Senior Class Prophecy.... ....MARJORIE JONES Senior Class W111.............DONNA ANDREWS Senior Class Reporter.........VERNA BRANSON I f f K 44 4 42 'Z- Favorite Sayings a Ob1tuary...DARLENE GUSTAFSON Junior Class Reporter.........ALMA MILLER Sophomore Class Reporter......MYRTLE DAVENPORT Freshman Class Reporter.......IRIS EGGE 1sts.O0lllOOOlOO!OlOll IOOLOANNE SSEEEESEE :-:Q 'r' . ,, Q V , 1 J' ,E .- 3 'U' x .rf ,E sf S mi W . if gf I gh A 3 'ir if a J 3522? fi X y si 52551: Q 1 A, .f . V if ' L, if I ' ' 53 'Z ' ,... ' S j , , . ?m ' STAFF MARJORIE JANET O'NEIL JUNE BEDORTHA Advi Orooooooooooocooeooooooogmlss ,Zf2Q fag' 'J,1'.'Y.p X ,. . 1 N M. 'N' - . .,.,, Q-.. .. . - ' fx 'Tc-X 2 y - -.Q- --'-Jivv - 'K-2. X- . xv- b. - 'w . S '- v - v f' ., if . -. 4-'..'w. v--. --N. N . - -A X . A. .X ix... 1.--8 . 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TL ' ':.f ... ... ,,if'. ,' tx CLASS PRESIDENT: Louis Worley CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT: Marjorie Jones CLASS SECRETARY: Darlene Gustafson CLASS TREASURER: June Bedortha RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVE Rose Marie Farmer STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERS: Shirley Crook Roy Young CLASS REPORTER: Verna Branson CLASS ADVISOR: Mr. J.H. Stowart ll climb ll CLASS FLOWER: White Rose CLASS COLORS: Blue and white CLASS MOTTO: though the rocks be rugged. I X A if 1750 We're but a dozen graduates A grain within the bin au is , X I TO THE CLASS OF '50 , N Though older, wiser, and more staid We're all still kids within. We know not what the future years Will bring on winds of fate, But we progress just as we choose, For Time will never wait. We will scatter to the four winds, Perhaps to never meetg ' Our friends will all be left behind But memories are sweet. So, au revoir-, dear classmates, Use your knowledge as a keyg Ever keep it wisely guarded To guide you learnedly. of A ,fyv --Shirley Crook fl, yny, for sf- , JA k - o X 5 J , ye wqfmfxb S32-.asl m j t 1 ..iH?'E'7:' J fazfg . 'Q get f f Q x XX fix Q5 ,f si y 1 iz., fi ,,,A - xaynffx fx 0' 'ff Vw Only three of the number graduating started the covered wagon juurney on the Coburg Trail. In the fall of l938, Charles Albert Stolsig, Darlene Mavis Gustafson, and Patricia Anne Swangg, with the com-C pany of numerous others, who have since drifted to other ranges, started the long journey to Education. At the beginning of the fourth year, Louis Wilber Worley galloped in from Hood River, Oregon, to Join our caravan. Our next addition, in the middle of the fifth grade, was June Marie Bedortha, hailing from Willakenzie, Oregon. Soon after that, Mar- jorie Anne Jones deserted River Road, Oregon?-to ac- company us. Robert Russell Snyder stormed in from Veneta, Oregon, at the beginning of our sixth year. In our freshman year in high school, Donna Lee Andrews waltzed in from Glendale, California, and Boy William Young stalked in from Eugene, Oregon, to increase the permanent number of our little mule train to nine. On one of the last laps of our jour- ney, Shirley Dione Crook whirled in from Conrad Mon- tana, and Rose Marie Farmer loped in from Los Angeles, California, to join us. Our last addition in the mid- dle of our junior year was Verna Beatrice Branson, slipping in from Viasilias, California. l Thus, our caravan, which now totals twelve, has completed the second lap of our journey to Education. Some of us will continue to blaze and trail to learn- ing, while others will be content to unload their wagons on their own camping grounds. ' ' xx .za yaxx QQEEIDXN as Y f Q e s ?gZxx ,ailQ ' X Ai? 1124? x 2 'Q X M - C 1' 1 liw5QX 'v1. I l swf-f A X 4 P r AL isis xnxs NqaiE?'Oa 'fEE:E? Q5 f::'g??i'fiH.. K ' 5EEE3E' ig-:- l34lQi:?2, 15? jE?3: ST -1i5i75'ei- L- gg552ZjEELg'- , .ffl x : Q P , - f ' ' fee- - CHARLES STOLSIG MARJORIE JONES ut' nHeroes are not all Friendship, virtue, ev- six feet tally Large souls may dwell in bodies smal1.n Football 3,u Basketball 3,h Baseball 2,3,h Track BQLI. Class play 3,L Student council M Carnival prince 3 Paper staff l,2,3,L Annual staff A Lettermen's Club 3,h Glee Club 4 Paper Editor M Red Cross 2 Class officer 1, Student Body off. Honor Society 3,M Honor Soc. Pres. M Lettermen's off. 3,h N m W f fp' if h X - '- - , ,-L Q ,T,., v 2 -office girl ery grace, Are dwelling in this happy face.n DARLENE GUSTAFSON nLife is a jest and all Things show it-- I thought so once, but now I know it.u Class play 3,L Class officer' h Glee Club 1,2,3,h Paper staff 3,M Annual staff L Girls' League l,2,3,L Carnival princess M Volleyball manager 3 6 J ,X Q3 ,xl , 455- Vl.. u-1 gf xl . Wltu Volleyball 2,L Class play 3,M Glee Club l,2,M Paper staff 3,h Annual staff 3,h Class officer l,2,M Student Body off. S Girls' League l,2,3, Girls' League off. Honor Society May princess Pep Club 4 u all 3 sl, 4 JUNE BEDORTHA nShe's witty, she's wise, She's alot for her size.u Class play 3,h Glee Club 1,2 Paper staff 2,3,L Annual staff 2,3,4 class officer l,2,h Student Body off. L Girls' League l,2,3,h Girls' League off. Honor Society May princess SHIRLEY CROOK . ROBERT SNYDER 'A man's love is just 'High school days have like snuff-- their delights,. I take a pinch and But they can't compare that's enough.V with high school nightsn Volleyball 3,M Football P '2,3,M Softball M Basketball ' 2,3,M Class officer 3 Baseball 2,3 M Carnival princess 3 Track M Class play 3,4 Class play 35M Cheer leader 3 Student council l Girls' League 3,M Carnival prince 2 Girls' League off 3 ' Paper staff M Student council 4 Annual staff M Paper staff 3,M Lettermen's Club 3,M Annual staff M Glee Club M Glee Club 3,M Projector man M Pep Club M Pep Club off. M Honor Society M Speech M l Z 2 -if ,.?-2 J.-rl ' L 235. ' ? -41 ROSE MARIE FARM R nHappy am I, from care I'm free, ' Why aren't they all content like me?n Volleyball Class play Glee Club Paper staff Annual staff Red Cross Girls' League Red Cross Pres. May Princess Pep Squad Class off 'u - 1 VERNA BRANSON 'Full of chuckles with heart so sweety Sincerity that's hard to beat.u Class play 3,M Glee Club M Paper staff M Annual staff M Girls' League 3,M Girls' League off. M Softball AMV 3,M qliiiiilr I V ilrf X x, ' X 1 ' -11- ROY YOUNG UAll great men die. Napoleon's dead, Lin- coln's dead, and I feel sick myself.n Football manager l Basketball 2,3,4 Baseball 2,3,4 Track 3,4 Class play 3,4 Glee Club 4 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Paper staff 2,3,4 Annual staff 2,3,4 Class officer l Student body off. 2 Annual editor 4 Carnival king 4 Student council 3,4 Lettermen's off. 4 Speech Contest 4 ln! ' w x fatmi 1 f ri I ,MZ2 ' if iii , ww .4 - V f ff, . 1 'id ' H . V, X, LOUIS WORLEY nI'1l be content on land or sea, If women, please, don't bother me.n Football 2,3,4 Basketball 3,4 Track 3,4 Class officer l,4 Paper staff l,2,3,4 Annual staff 4 Carnival manager 3 Lettermen's Club 3,4 Lettermen's Pres. 4 Carnival King 1 Class play 3,4 Glee Club 3,4 PATRICIA SWANGO u'Tis education the common mind, forms For as the twig is bent, the tree's in- clined.n Class play 3,4 Glee Club 1,2 Paper staff l,2,3,4 Annual staff l,2,3,4 Girls' League l,2,3,4 Honor Society .2,3,4 Carnival queen 2 Red Cross off. 3 Student council 1,2 Pep Club 4 Red Cross 1 DONNA ANDREWS Neither too care nor too sad less .O Nor too studious, not too glad.u Softball 1,2 Volleyball 2,3 Carnival queen l Class officer 2 Paper staff 3 Annual staff 4 Girls' League l,2,3,4 Girls' League off. 4 Glee Club l,2,3 I f 60604 . O After a long sum er round-up, the seniors started the new fall term of 'MQ with nine girls and four boys. They set out with the idea of really studying to earn their diplomas and make their last year in high school a success. Chief caravan leaders were chosen, with Louis Worley in the fore- most wagon as presidentg Marge Jones following him as vice presidentg Darlene Gustafson keeping track of the journey and new trails 8.3 SGC- retaryg and June Bedortha in charge of the supplies and fur trading as treasurer. Red Cross representative was Rose Farmer: class reporter, Verna Branson, and student council members, Roy Young and Shirley CI'00k o ' The seniors were proud to have all four boys in the athletic club, as were five of the girls. The class was well represented in student body officers with Charles Stolsig as president of that camp and June Bedortha, secretary. All the seniors served on the annual staff, chief trail guide, Roy Young, and his assistant, Shirley Crook, lead the way as editors. Charles Stolsig served as chief scribe on the paper staff, and June Bedortha followed as his assistant, while Louis Worley managed the bus- iness transactions. One week-end, the class joined another caravan at a fork down the road and they all set out on galloping steeds for a Methodist Twin Rocks. The juniors proved to the seniors that they were capable of showing them a marvelous vacation, and by the time classes reached home again, the horses were completely fagged After the horses had rested a couple of weeks, the seniors camp near quite the out. again saddled them and struck out for the big rodeo--skip day. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed himself to the fullest extent, though they were all ready for a week's recuperation after returning. Roy Young was elected carnival rodeo manager, and was also lucky enough to be chosen King of the carnival. Darlene Gustafson was the Princess from the class. Shirley Crook and Roy Young went to the District Speech Contest in Eugene the 18th of March, representing the Coburg Caravan, and also to the State Contest April l. The seniors were very proud to finish the year without the loss of but one class member, Jimmie Lea Stafford, who-was married in February. sqft! ' ntl 1 X , PROPHECY '59, NIM jx CLASS or '50 Since I finally secured my position as secretary with one of the city's largest firms, I worked quite steadily for some time before I was given a vacation. One wonderful day during my vacation, I was horseback riding on a famous Dude Ranch, when suddenly the horse decided he no longer had need of a rider, and I went flying through the air. I landed with a terrible thud, was stunned momentarily, and then became conscious that someone was bending over me. I was surprised to see Rose Farmer in a nurse's uniform. Although she may be on a vacation, yet she takes along her equipment and a uniform in case of an emergency. She seems to be a very conscientious worker. Well, who is that sitting over there under the tree? She seems to be writing very fast and furiously. Who else but Shirley Crook! She always enjoyed writing short stories. Now she tel s me she is work- ing on her third novel. Her first two seemed to make quite a hit with the public. There's a tall young fellow standing over by the corral. I guess I'll go over and talk to him. He reminds me a lot of Bgy Youne. It is! He tells me he is center on the University of Oregon Basketball team. He thought they needed him to help them out of their loosing streak. H I hear there's some woman trying to redecorate the ranch house. I'll take a peek. I might have known-Patricia Swan o, trying out her color schemes again. I'll bet I know what it wiil look like when she gets through! I heard June Bedortha, or rather, Mrs. Munsell, was Visiting here. June and Auldy got married soon after graduation, and now they have two little girls. They surely have been taught to mind. June always said her kids would never be spoiled. It looks as though the fleet just got in. Here comes three sailors singing Anchors Aweigh. Why, it's Louis Worle , Chuck Stolsi , and Qgb Snyder! K ' fda On my way upstairs to change clothes for dinner, I met Donna Andrews She has finally become an airplane hostess on the United Air Lines. She meets lots of people and really enjoys her work. Whose little boy is that? There's a woman coming after him now. Why, it's Jimmie Lea Stafford, or rather Mrs. Rayfield. She was ' married auringjaer senior year, and has her hands full taking care of her son and husband. On my way downstairs to dinner I met Verna Branson loaded down with suitcases. She arrived just in time for'dinner and was on her way to her room. She is a private stenographer in Washington, D. C. She really has advanced! Oh, my! The dinner looks scrumptious! I wonder who cooked it? Back in the kitchen is Darlene Gustafson who is slaving away to get a salad made. She used to work in Manley's Cafe and volunteered her services to cook the dinner. It was certainly enjoyable to visit with all my classmates again, and to think we were able to get together. This certainly has been a wonderful class reunion! ! XAAA44 Q' 4 I, O J QC L' o ul su Ge RQQRQ L feet to David Came three cute little Robert Snyder, her fitg my ability to vallg and my manne as much trouble as Donna Andrews, wil tunately lost in a ly auburn hair to who can keep up wi Verna Branson, wil take themg and my Darlene Gustafson, Bloomg and my posi Miller, hoping she Shirley Crook, bei body, will my natu ing she will brush vain over her good boys, especially C tic hopes to anyon I, Marjorie Jones, wi bellg and my love I, Patricia Swango, w ideas to anyone wh June Bedortha, wil liance to James Fo Coburn. Rose Farmer, will very my ability to verg and my weight I. I. I. I. I. I. I. cache 7063! Roy Young, will my Sinatra voice to Jerry Reynoldsg my neatness to any sloppy Joeg and my long legs to Mardene Weinrich. Charles Stolsig, will my ability to be misun- derstood by women to Gary Crookg and my lucky long shots to Dick Purkerson. Louis Worley, being in an indescribable state of mind and usual body, will my spot on the athletic bench to Don Brechtelg and my small rong my orneriness to Don Haworthg and the blond hairs on my chest to Leanne Morgan. eby will my sports uniforms to anyone they will get along with all the teachers to George Sto- rs to the devil in hopes they will get him into they have me. 1 my long red flannel underwear, which I unfor- poker game, to Betty Howardg my naturally cur- Lewis Howardg and my little blue Chev to anyone th it. 1 my freckles to anyone who is dumb enough to particular ways to Donna Stafford. will my regular attendance at school to Evelyn tion as secretary of the senior class to Alma doesn't run into as much work as I did. ng of confused mind and undetermined state of rally curly hair to Ona Jean Davenport, provid it 100 strokes each night and will not become fortune, my love for girls' basketball to the arl Adkins and Tommy Pitking and my journalis- e who thinks he or she can profit by them. ll my ability to play the piano to Colin Camp- for office work to Wanda Crownover. ill my goggles to Dick Purkerson: and my crazy o wants them. 1 my height Cfive feet! to Iris Eggeg my bril- rcumg and my ability to hold one man to Dolores my Saturday nights home along to Lena Crowne- get along with certain boys to Wanda Crowno- to Robert Littlejohn to enable him to play football next year. In Witness Whereof seal this tenth day of : We hereto subscribe our names and affix our May, ninet en hundred and fifty. gm aim mama piaal . 'izf qganmeauimaawuwbfolom A,aLLMm' 777a4AL dfavwuA,62:7: , - EZ Xdf FAVORITE SENIOR SAYINGS Donna Andrews ---- June Bedortha ---- Verna Branson ---- Shirley Crook ---- Rese Marie Farmer Darlene Gustafson Marjorie Jones--- Robert Snyder ---- Charles Stolsig-- Patricia Swango-- Louis Worley ----- Roy Young -------- --Q ns: -u-un' -up -nun nn: sn- nWell, I don't think so. ---nOh, corn N I uOh, I just can't stand himln I 'I just thought I'd die ---nOh, shut uplu nOh, you guyslu nYou oughta be shotln nOhhhh?n 'Sufferin' catfishlu nOh, for cats' sakesin nDo you still love me?n nwhy don't you grow up?n ? yWfsw X Xx' QQQWXQQQ 'N + , f J JQK' ' ,44G2 !, mmm? OBITUARY + BORN 11319 DIED' M' My NAME NICKNAME DESCRIPTION CAUSE OF DEATH Donna Andrews Olie Subtle Skiing June Bedortha Bedortha Pert A certain black De Soto Verna Branson Beaky Practical Freokles Shirley CPOOK Shirl Unpredictable Writer's cramps Rose Marie Farmer Rosie Coy Honkety-Hank Darlene Gustafson Gus Chaotic Giggling Marjorie Jones MBPSS Tactful Naval Reserve Robert Snyder B05 Forceful Flirting Charles Stolsig Chuck Active Salt water and waves Patricia Swango Pat Busified Food Louis Worley King Casanova Motorcycles Roy Young Lanky Matter-of-fact Slow ways with women -, ,I - , , Y r Q . ir 'EQV gr .RM , I T ?i3. 1 1 4,:. , s :gg 59:8 FIRST ROW: C. Farmerg D, Christiang L. Crownoverg E. Bloom: C. Phelps: D. Eggeg Mrs. Elbon, Adv. SECOND ROW: L. Morgang A. Salisburyg A. Millerg B.HowanB R. Penningtong D. Purkersong G. Crock THIRD ROW: J. O'Nei13 K. Stonebergg E. Gravilleg C. Camerong D. Brechtelg M. Boss. FIRST ROW: D. Backebergg D. Stafford, M. Davenportg D. Coburng J. Reynolds. cumg B. Reeseg R. Graufg Jack Mitchell, Adv THIRD ROW: H. Coxg J. Forcumg G. Stovall: .Y R. wright. SOPHOMORES SECOND ROW: W. Crownoverg J. Kennedyg E. For- On a bright cool summer day in September, twenty-one juniors came galloping down the road to old Coburg High camp. After being in school some time, their class officers were elected as follows: Former chief mule tender: William Reese, Jr. Second mule tender: Don Brechtel Mule train secretary: Alma Miller Mule train treasurer: Charles Phelps Pink and gray were chosen colors, and the white carnation, the chosen flower. Later during the school year, William thought he was working too hard, so he pulled off his cowboy boots and took off his ten-gallon hat to put on a soldier's uniform. After mid-term, Bob and Raymond Gielishlmoved away to attend school at the Pleasant Hill camping grounds. The junior'boys and girls revealed their athletic ability by having three boys and.two girls on the athletic squads. Alma Miller, Evelyn Bloom, and LenaCrownover proved to be successful yell leaders. Alma Millmrwas carnival princess and her escort was Bob Gielish. Several i11the class served on the r staf ' the Annual staff. f, another group, on 2 The sophomore class began its second year of the high school jour- ney with sixteen members riding the stage coach to Education. Their coach drive elected was Johnny Greengvice-driver, Dolores Coburngjour- ney-secretary, Jean Kennedyg and Wanda Crownover was chosen to handle the money bags. Myrtle Davenport, reporter, Barbara Reese and George Stovall, student council members, and Riley Wright, Red Cross represen- tative, were also elected. The class chose, as their colors,the rain- bow colors, and the sweetpea, their flower, while the motto is, 'Hard labor bringeth profit. They felt highly honored to have Edith Forcum crowned Queen of the 'MQ-SO Carnival.n Riley Wright served as pnince. p FRESHMEN 1 FIRST ROW: C. Campbell, B. Cunningham, R. Chamberla1n5T.Pit- king F. Jonesg B. Smithg D Smith' W Cantrell D S i p . . ' . m th' D. Haworth, M. weinrighg o. Davenport 3 Minnie 1f:5e1de,Adv' sscown ROV - - - J. L. Stolsig, C. Adkins, D. Thompsong A. Miller, C. Stallings, L.R. Crook, J. Woodruff, N. Paul: M. Sim- monsg I. Eggeg G. Mishler. II ROW L Howard, B. Littlejohng B. Knott, G. Haworth, ' A Salis J Knott, J. Van Ordan The freshmen rolled into high school in high spirits, having a thirty-three members. The initiation days were much fun for them all, as they were dressed to represent many different characters. As a result,they were awarded a fine party by the sophomores. Lewis Howard was elected to lead their team of oxen, and Colin Campbell assisted 1 as v ce leader. Carl Adkins took notes of their journey, and Don Haworth bought their supplies and handled the finances. Student council mem- bers were chosen as Mickey Simmons and Tommy-Pitkin, Mardene Weinrich served on the Red Cross, and Iris Egge took charge of the class news as reporter. They chose for their class colors, blue and white, their flower, the red rose, and their motto, One step farther The freshmen were proud to have Don Haworth as Carnival Prince, and Mar d en Weinrich as Princess. The class also had charge of six carnival booths. ix.-5,-'-'fs- o fax- 'fa as 0 - A-,PW ' e:'tefSXg,mf Teacher - Mrs. Gilson Q Teacher - Mrs. Schweppe Teacher - Mrs. Johnson Teacher - Mrs. Cox Teacher - Miss Sturtz Teacher - Mrs. Piper Teacher - Mr. Peterson Teacher - Mrs. Brockway . - -- N-H.. , 'hir --C wg.,.g.. ,N.., .q. '- . -,- XQX' '- 'iz' ' .. . '-.A - , - V . , , .E ,W , ,. ..s.:,.A,.,. . ..,, -. .- ' 392LMI35W.i!!- 'W1-3-Tv-'ff!!-11'xr'5Y-'hnlc-.!x!-lA'Nlib327.1Q'-Q A 'x!RiN --'51-KN .3Y X..,'-ws.. . ' . .S W 1+ Y ,Jr 4 J ' ' 'aa -' -- - 'A f 5' 'f'-fi-' -' - 1 I .v ' .' A 4. 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E Z-1 ,Q-ir r W 5'- T : - I 3 +T ' -' -. Ti' - f-:-,::- My ?? T-3:5 up . : f ,f ' 1 - - 't - ' 50 Vx. ,f :- X O f gl L Z MX A FRONT ROW: Charles Stolsigg Charles Phelpsg Don Smith, mngr.3D1ck Purkersong David Eggs. SECOND ROW: Jack Mitchell, coachg Gary Crookg George Stovallg Ri- ley Wrightg Bob Snyder. THIRD ROW: Louis Worleyg Roy Youngg Bob Littlejohng David Camerong Don Brechtalg Harold Cox. PRESIDENT , Z N Z f WORLEY VICE-PRES IDENT , o ,Q f Q ROY YOUNG I , f 555.5 W -Fi' ,Cf - W Y Ji- V , . , , . :- v I g ' V 9 ? FIRST ROW: A. Millerg A. Salisbury: E. Bloomg J. Bedorthag M. Weinrichg A. Salisburyg D. Coburng D. Christiang O. Davenportg G. Mishler. SECOND ROW: Miss E. Edwards, Advisorg J. Kennedyg C. Farmerg L. R. Crookg J Woodruff: M. Davenportg J. Knottg L. Morgang G. Haworthg N. Paul. THIRD ROW: W. Crownoverg J. 0'Ne113 L. Crownoverg R. Farmerg P. Swangog B. Howard: I. Eggs: M. Simmonsg M. Hinklemeyerg S. Crook. FOURTH ROW: D. Stafford: R. Penningtong A. Millerg D. Gustafsong M. Jonesg J. VanOrden3 B. Reeseg E. Forcumg D. Andrewsg V. Branson. l' xr Swami Uv THE EANDW- ff XXX Www! FIRST ROW: G. Mishlerg L. Crownoverg A. Salisburyg C. Farmerg A. Millerg D. Coburng M. Weinrichg E. Bloomg A. Salisburyg M. Simmbnsg I. Eggeg B. Reese. SECOND ROW: C. Stolsigg A. Millerg M. Jonesg R. Far- merg L. R. Crookg J. Woodruffg S. Crookg M. Hinkemeyerg G. Haworthg N. Paul. THIRD ROW: L. Worleyg G. Crookg V. Bransong R. Youngg R. Penningtong D. Gustafsong R. Snyderg J. Reynoldsg D. Purkersong C. Campbellg Mrs. Elizabeth Elbon, Instructor. PRESIDENT, Rose Famer REPRESENTATIVE, Hardene Weinrich , Wh-. SECo' S0 3 Cathy Farmer VICE-PRESIDENT Riley wright I-354-ZEJPO KING l3?OY I QUEEN EDITH I -DUCCDO E, FIRST ROW: A. Salisburyg C. Farmerg D. Christiang D. Coburng G. Haworthg A. Millerg S. Crookg A. Salisburyg I. Egge SECOND ROW: R. Farmerg M. Jonesg P. Swangog J. Woodruffg J. Rosackerg J. Knottg N. Paulg M. Simmons. THIRD ROW: J. O'Nei13 G. Mishlerg J. VanOrden3 E. Forcumg L. Morgan: J. Ken- nedyg W. Crownover. FOURTH ROW: L. R. Crookg B. Howardg B. Reese. PRESIDENT, Luanne Morgan VICE-PRESIDENT, -- Shirley Crook .ll- o ff! .- in '-'rn .. X' Lx . Eggs? A A ' PEP CLUB SEC.-TREAS. Janet 0'Ne11 'W ' 92. : ' A efffgkwiiigwfb. 5? :IL Q MPM, R V five K , OFFICERS SERGEANT-AT-ARMS, Betty Howard WM dm4 ,Xw,,,,,?! 49-50 ,, Q .. -M M fiafr- tliifu - ,, -- , , ,,. . V - , , .gb - -'-.-QQ-v , .-f, .--v:...m-- - V-.-. -. .- . 'Kmx , 5f':gg,ji,N'f..-',fx -rwziqz-Ehms.:..mXefga--E1Q- -. x xx .,--wg :av.x. .x-. - 'f , l A ' . . -. --, fi' A , f ' 'F , ' , , V . 'fl ,- ' 'f'-.- f if- ' 5 . 1 .. 4- , U I. 1- , y I 5 ' 115.6 ' xx ,.:. - :. :Y .' . 'Q' ' ' ,. 1 '- -,. .r J, .wi . f . we f- .- ,c : -' K - I A 'I,. 'r 'ij Q-, .LL-' 5- .,- .. , .ff'.- ' 1:5 1 J' I f ' QL. ,- .. - ,. J , - N-... .-: f., I - , ,,x, .. N 1 np., ' ,J ,M A- ... 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H . 2-2--, -- -f:. .1 the final round to face McKenzie Hi I for fourth place. Although the Broncos were underdogs, they quic ly proved that they had the stuff to play A championship caliber of ball. The quintet from :lue River was com- pletely out-classed, :s the final score was 54 32. 2? FIRST ROW: D. Purkerson, guard, G. Crook,forwardgC. Stolsig,guard5 R. Wright, guard, B. Snyder, guard. SECOND ROW: C. Phelps, mngr.g B. Littlejohn, forward3R.YounE,Cent9T D. Cameron, center, D. Brechtelg forward, J. Mitchell, coach. T, s s .l TL. so ' Wa!!eqZ4!! ik. , 'X--Wm-f H 1 ., Azq I A A 5 Y' 5 L. cRowNovER R. FARMER - ?'ilg'f ' Center back Rover 8? , Reliable T npynamicn 105 Q51 I CO-CAPTAIN m CAFTA N B. HOWARD Center net ' 0 Powerful A ' f -Y' ff 9' -. 'L 61,000 ge 956' acjq? '33 13 a G- 4+ gap? 97 0 .. J A, -f S - ' QQ X? Q , , Q gt - ' F g-, I , f'5 I 41 , 'xx 3' 9 T I W. cnownovtza , Left Net S- CROOK o Persistent Right center 93 Alert 9 ' OKI f' ilx YA 0 A Q95 16,L 506390 'j . ' Q5 .SS O-Se WQQ ' - 04390 Af A -5 'S 93' 3 4 D COBURN n Left center , ' bqfbqleh Assisting M. DAVENPORT geffmbmmack' Left center ,,Sc0rer,, Car ful , ,- M WEINRICH ' t R Manager ' Q A pendablen A -yu MT A 'A , 7, ,hh ' -if , Gu. I . A ., wil? L.n. caoox A gi JoNEs 0,9 .- ,. Net F ght net G -3' if nAgi1e n -yo 2622 Quick y A I E B A L l.. i FIRST ROW-Don Thompson: Gary Crook: Dick Purkerson: Charles Stolsig: Riley Wright: Carl Stallings. , SECOND ROW-Harold Cox: David Cameron: Roy Young: Bobby LittleJohn:'Don': Brechtel: Robert Snyder. THIRD ROW-Mr. Mitchell, coach: Lester Stolsig: Billy Smith: Lewis Howard: Don Haworth: Charles Phelps: James Forcum, manager: M ron Boss. O P T Q L I.. FIRST ROW-Delores Coburn: Cathrine Farmer: Lena Crownover: Rose Farmer: Betty Howard: Leta Rae Crook: Wanda Crownover. SECOND ROW-Miss Edwards, coach: Shirley Crook: Donna Stafford: Gladys Haworth: Ona Davenport: Joanne Woodruff: Verna Branson: Barbara Reese. THIRD ROW-Jean Kennedy, manager: Audrey Miller: Marion Hinkemeyer: Janet Van Orden: Joanne Knott: Evelyn Bloom: Alma Salisbury. fp FIRST Row: D. Tomang J.OOcur1n1nghamg B. Mead.-.3 L. Hinkemeyer M. O'Nei1g C. Graufg G. Farmer. SECOND ROW: G. Lockhartg A. Faulknerg S. Reeseg A. Quilleng F. Camerong J. Mowdyg B. Crownoverg C. Maxwellg E. Edwards, Coach. S FIRST ROW: J. Millerg D. Frizieilleg L. Greeng D. Oldhamg ' J. Farmerg G. Manley. SECOND ROW: B. Woodruffg M. Mowdyg C. Crownoverg A. Hammondg S. McGarry. THIRD ROW: Jack Mitchell, Coachg J. Wright. 1 El '- J Agllinq qraQs0F The F'uTure DONNA LEE ANDREWS,UNITED AIR LINES' BUSINESS SQHQQL SECRETARY I Strive To Please No laps too large or too small Marge Jones, President YOUR BUSINESS IS MINE, AND MY BUSINESS IS MH OWN -l I JUNE BEDORTHA DOMESTIC ADVISOR Marital Advice Cheap - MAKE YOUR BUSINESS MINE I f 1 SNYDER'S SALOON, R. SNYDER,TENDER Soft drinks only Get a kick out of life--come in , , 1 31 ,Y VERNA BRANSON Beautician No face too heavy to lift 320 HAGGB' CORNER PATRICIA ANNE SWANGO No structure I can't cover INTERIOR DECORATING ill , DONNA ANDREWS--Delicate Athlete JUNE BEDORTHA--Jumping Bean VERNA BRANSON--Vicious Beast SHIRLEY CROOK--Stupid Cupid ROSE FARMER--Ridiculous Freak DARLENE GUSTAFSON--Dreadful Gnome , r gi , J Y . MARJORIE JONES--Moronic Joker BOB SNYDER--Bashful Schoolboy CHARLES STOLSIG--Clever nShylock' PATRICIA SNANGO--Proud Sap- LOUIS WORLEY--Laughing Worm ROY YOUNG--Reckless Yokel SHIRLEY CROOK PRIVATE EYE Sees all, Knows all, Tells all P NO MAN Too HARD TO FOLLOW CHARLES A. STOLSIG Baby Sitter Phone 5-1950 ANY AGE, SIZE, OR FORM ROSE FARMER SALEM, OREGON R. N. WARD 9 A kiss a day Keeps the doctor away Useless Seadogs' Navy COMMODORE LOUIS WORLEY No wave too big 1 DARLENE GUSTAFSON Chief cook, Eugene Hotel Even flies don't bother our soup W ' J V , Y Roy W. Young Instructor STRONGO GYMNASIUM Dumb bells used Physics no problem , , ,1 BALLOTS CAST FEBRUARY, 1950 C H. S. PERSONALITY POLL GIRLS BOYS g OUTSTANDING Wanda Crownover Louis Worley PERSONALITY: Shirley Crook Charles Stolsig Lena Crownover Roy Young BEST DRESSED3 Donna Andrews Lena Crownover Mickey Simmons Louis Worley Jerry Reynolds Charles Stolsig PRETTIEST HAIR: Shirley Crook Donna Andrews Mickey Simmons Bob Littlejohn Raymond Grauf Gary Crook PRETTIEST EYES Edith Shirley Crook Rose Farmer Forcum 5 Donna A. Riley Dick Purkerson Charles Stolsig Wright a Carl Stallings PRETTIEST Shirley Crook Gary Crook EYELASHES:l Leta Rae Crook Riley Wright Donna Andrews Johnny Green CUTEST NOSE: Loanne Morgan Dick Purkerson B Iris Eggs David Egge Cathy Farmer Don Haworth NICEST SMILE: g Wanda Lena Crownover Rose Farmer C. and Shirley C. Dick Purkerson Gary Crook Louis Worley NICEST VOICE: Lena Crownover Dolores Coburn Shirley Crook Jerry Reynolds Louis Worley Carl Stallings CRAZIEST LAUGH Shirley Crook Leta Rae Crook Johnny Green Louis Worley g Lena Crownover Bob Snyder BEST FIGURE: Lena Crownover Louis Worley CPHYSIQUE by Donna Andrews Raymond Grauf' Marjorie Jones Dick P. A Bob L. MOST ATHLETIC: Betty Howard Lena Crownover Dick Purkerson Bob Littlejohn Wanda Crownover Charles Stolsig A Louis Worley BEST DANCER! Alma Miller Evelyn Bloom a Dolores C. Shirley Crook Bob Snyder Colin Campbell Carl S. k Riley Wright MOST TALKATIVE Audrie Miller Jean Kennedy Dolores Coburn Colin Campbell George Stovall Raymond Geilish Mosm ISNIATIVE: Shirley Crook Wanda Crownover Patricia Swango Louis Worley Roy Young ' Charles Stolsig S t 11 d 1 O 11 S Athletic L A S T L O 0 K NShutterbugsW ' ere you wa 0 S P E C T S WHICH TWIN Baby, it's cold GUESS WHO HAS THE TONI? Out side! 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