Days Creek High School - Wolf Yearbook (Days Creek, OR)

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Q - , ffff 2 tl ,go-M 7 age jf 1' Q ,filth ll ix. g exx W1 Z X if 4',?f' ., i 53514 R TIL! ' 'I ' if jf' X S t I Ki ' ff ' wt' ttf W Members of the Days Creek chapter meet with their advisor Supt Yoder, while Arline Schaefer, President, address the group. Member: are, left to right, back row: Frances Stone, Sandra Fairfield, Sharor Clark, Carol McNeil, Judy Connor, Jarard Richardsonand GradyGaulke Seated are Pearl Kapascinski, Lavon Bennett and Florette McGee. ATIQ AL HO OR SOCIETY The National Honor Society of Secondary Schools charter was first pre- sented to Days Creek high school in March, 1955. Students must obtain a grade point average of 3. 5, and, also, be outstanding in leadership, character and service, to become a probationary member of the Days Creek chapter. They must maintain these high standards throughout their high school career in order to become permanent members of the National Honor Society at graduation. 1956 novitiates, who were tapped at the Fall Award Banquet, were Jarard Richardson, standing, Florette McGee, Frances Stone, Sandra Fairfield, and, seated, Grady Gaulke and Pearl Kapascinski. .J-N 42 . ef? . 'W' 0 ke! X Em ,ss -U lm'-1 It

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at 'a VEETT.-. . ,I Members of the Audio Visual crowd around the school movie projector to learn the procedure of threading film on the machine. Members Watching the procedure are, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sandra Fairfield, Phyllis Jewett, Jarard Richardson, Presidentg Don Lee, David Dunlap, Mr. Hertenstein, Advisor, Larry Giessler, Grady Gaulke, Judy Connor, Secretary-Treasurer. Under the banner of Pioneers for Christ the Christian Club was organized the Fall of 1953. And has met every school Wednesday Noon since. Although not a regular school activity, it is authorized by the school. PICTURED ARE, Left to Right: Mrs. Haymes, Pianist, Carol McNeil, President. BACK ROW: Marliene Powell, Treasurer, Arline Schaefer, Song Leader, Pat Mooreg, Larry Michaels, Grady Gaulke, Jarard Richardson, Leon Newman, Jack Gidley, Jimmy Drennon, Curtis Weakley, Richard Tibbetts. MID- DLE ROW: Frances Stone, Vice-Presidentg Sandra Fairfield, Lloydine Harter, Phyllis Higgins, Renee Garboden, Laurel Cadiz. FRONT ROW: Geraldine Wilson, JoAnn Mc- Neil, Dorine Dungan, Phyllis Jewett, Lavon Bennett, Secretary, Bernice Biss. ti HRISTIAN CLUB

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ul' CH SPRI G I956 Days Creek was host toCanyor1ville at the joint schools Junior-Sen- ior Prom last Spring. The gymnasium was decorated to carry out the theme of Showboat. Below is a scene from the Prom, with Don Lee and Bernice Biss in the foreground. The banquets were held at the respective schools a week ahead of the Prom. Entertainment at the banquet was provided by Charles Scott, Mike Nimsic and Charles Burns. The four serving girls were Sandra Fairfield, Luetta Saulsberry, Bernice Biss and Pat Nard. Picture at left. WEHADFLI --- Members of the Days Creek student body became citi- zens of Dogpatch for an evening, Nov. 9. A group picture is shown below. The boy and girl who got married the most often were Claude Weakley and Phyllis Jewett, pictured top left. Winners in the most outrageous costume contest were Frances Perry and Sandra Fairfield.