Dallas High School - Dragon Yearbook (Dallas, OR)

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Junior Class OFFICERS President Vice President Secretary . Melvin Kahler Leo Wood Shirley Gohrke T reasurer Sgt.-at-Arms Advisor . Wilbur Schmidt . Beverly Osuna Miss Gleason Insert:—AIt• 1 Kahler, p . Row 1—Velma Hiebert.t Hookey, Dorothy K, Shirley Keller. Doris,it, Shirley Gohrke , Wanda Lillian Kiseller, Joan and Rosalie Heaeoek. f, Row 2—Bernice Balze fflnia Holmes, Johnnle»i rich. Betty Kdiger, fj. DeVVitt. Anna K1 lever, Ambrose, Ruth Jacksa Delores Dixon. X Row 3—L'elhert ! ($,' James Barrett, Bill Hit Dwayne Larson. AI l)J ski, Kenny Lange, and va n Cooper. «, Back Row—Jimmy Kunm Kahler, Myrl Day, Ji , Alvin Brown. Glen Mela Boh McKnignt. Row 1—Lila Taylor, Vivian Wallace, Bev Osuna, Bur-detta Snyder, Walt Bird (janitor), Beryl Pope, Doris Stewart, Jeanne Siddall, and Ruthanne Nelson. Row 2—Margaret Wells, Nancy Sellers, Ronald Wiebe, Carl Orr, Rojene Pauls, Cleo Thomas, Glen Walzer, and Bill Lamb. Row 3—Lewis Holt. Wayne Rager, Harvey 10 wort, Don Y eager, Waldo Olfert. Bill Stout, Wilbur Schmidt, and Leo Wood. Back Row—Burton Pope, Ben Wiens, Ronald Smith, Marvin Hockett, Gone Wiens, Bob Buckley, Bill Wilson, Larry Puddy, Marvin Fost, and TharreH Tilgner. 1 he most outstanding event of the year, as far as the Jr. Class is concerned was the Rainbow-Carnival Dance which they sponsored March 22. The “Top Hatters” orchestra was engaged to supply the music. Another social function in which the Junior Class took the spotlight was a Halloween Party at the “Rec Hall on Oct. 26. The Jrs. also sponsored the Jr., Sr.. Playday and Prom at the close of the year. It was financed by the proceeds from the Jr-Sr. play and Rainbow-Carnival dance.

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Last Will and Testament SHIRLEY HENDERSON wills her ability to keep-’em-guessing to Frances Akers. MARILYN HENRICKSON wills her industry to Lila Taylor. ROSELLA HIEBERT wills her place in the girl's sextette to Betty Hyatt. LENA JANZEN leaves Wilbur Schmidt to the chaperonage of sister Ella. CLAIRE JOHNSON leaves by request. CHARLOTTE JONES wills her beautiful voice and artistic ability to Wyona Derksen. BOB KENT leaves his work at the shoe shop to A1 Adolf. DAL.E KUNZ wills his length to Jimmy Domaschofsky. ROBERTA MALMSTROM wills her ability to finish high school in three years to Sunny Brown, in hopes that he will make it in six. BUD McFETRIDGE gives his witticisms to Lewis Holt, who does pretty well as it is. CLARA MIKKLESON leaves her winsome personality to the old maids of DHS. RILL MITCHELL leaves his wavy hair to Franklin Reddig. GERAL.D MORLAN leaves his ambition to become president to Arlie Holt. RON NAIRN leaves his fondness for tennis to Wayne Rager. HEL.EN NEUFEL.D leaves her good sportsmanship to Ruth Jackson. ALICE NEIL.SEN wlils her concientious attitude to Wayne Hockett. MARJORIE ORR wills her inconspicuousness to Evelyn Jackson. MARCEIL OSBORN wills her swell personality to anyone desirous of having a lot of friends. MARY LOU OSBORN leaves her shorthand talent to Virginia Holmes. DONNA PERRY and LUCILLE PLOUB leave their Saturday nights to anyone who is bored. SHIRI.EY PHEL.PS leaves her numerous mirrors and ambition to be a movie star to Louise Million. HELEN PRICE wills her Rainbow work to Doris Stewart. BOB REGEHR leaves his distaste for English literature to Lillian Fischer. VIVIAN RICHARDSON wills the Periscope to Laurence Lambert. CHARLOTTE ROSS leaves her knowledge of farming to Patty Phillips. EILEEN SCOTT wills her bottle of peroxide to Shirley Fest. BUD SEIBERT leaves to conquer the world. MAXINE SIAS leaves her flamboyant air to Luella Mae Nelson. JEAN SMITH leaves her mannequin figure to Finseth's. so they 11 stop using those card board models. NILA SMITH leaves her unique last name to Shirley Gohrke. RUTH SPADY wills her place at DHS to Lois and Raymond. AGNES TOEWS wills her giggle to Hazel Pearce. JOY VAN SANTEN leaves her independent manner to Joan Doty. ELSIE WIRFS leaves her soft-spoken manner to Beverly Osuna. ELSIE ROSE YUNGEN wills her conventional outlook to Burdetta Snyder. PAT ZENTZ leaves her school spirit to future yell-leaders. ED ZIEGLER wills his athletic prowess to Wayne Reynolds.

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Sophomore Class Lit—Tommy Wilson, pros. N i — Roberta Rothgeb. Flor-ium Thurston, Lois Spady, iurio Zeigler. Alice Vierra, inolla Nelson, Shirley t't-|ng, and Evelyn Jackson. ,v —Luolla Rost , Evelyn feufeld, Patty Phillips, north v Keeney, Marjorie Let-Mean, Ruby Pauls, Ella Jan- n. Muriel McKnight, Kareen Can Den Bosch, and Clifford loenig. v 3—Charles Miller, Tom-i Wilson. Jack Sanders, forman Perry, Soren Neil-sen, Howard Shelton, and iorena Quiring. jk Row—Jim Regehr, liar-id War ken tin, Lawrence Jamhert, Keith Steele, Melvin jiange, and Ralph Wacker-larth. Row 1—Frances Akers, Lillian Blanchard, Jean Davis, Maxine Henry, Jeanette Harvey, Shirley Fest, Betty Garrett. Louise Gilmore, Alvina Frey, Mary Anne Ediger, and Bon nie Friesen. Row 2—Dorothy Inman, Adrienne Conatser, Louise Getty. Arlene Falk. Maxine Hodges. Mary Anne Dashiell, Janet Barnhart, and Phyllis Adams. Row 3—Lorene Isaacs, Pat Evans, Mary Dornheeker, Delores Enck. Hiebert, Kathleen Huntley, Betty Goodman, and Joanne Domaschof-sky. Row 1—Jimmy Domaschof-sky, Don Fischer, Arlie Holt. A1 Adolf. Don Dunn, Lloyd Arnold, Tom Alderson. Jimmy Hoover, Myron Henderson, and Ernest Ganb. Back Ro y—Jimmy Earl, John Balzer, Jack Boozer, Ted Foster, Herbert Buller, Louis Ingrahm, Billy Foster, and Richard Fast. With Tom Wilson as president, Ted Foster as vice-president. Joan Hendrickson as secretary-treasurer. Donald Fischer as sergeant-at-arms, and Mrs. Jamie Whitworth as advisor, the sophomores had an active year. I hey planned an initiation tor the Freshmen which turned out to be hilarious. A party was given at the recreation hall after one of the football games, and the class also sponsored the annual May Dance.