Detroit High School - De Hi Log Yearbook (Detroit, OR)

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uri znnnlllallilllll 1 . x I ff' . ,LF , A 'N ,, w ex ' Ei ug ' ! E W T L '-1 el , F i .4 P X : 5 J' I x S Left to right, back rowg Richard Sears,'Ear1' Glester, Lowell Norton, and'W1l11am Fryer. , Front rowg Bob Dugart, Richard Cannon, Rodneye Moore, Clifford White, and Kendrick Mclntlre. . nW'mMB The boys of the Detroit High School on March 15, 1945 met and organized a letter- man's club, The club' consisted of members who have won letter awards. A constitution was drawn up and the followingr officers were e1ected:' Q. Q - ' or 'Rodney Moore,' .... ..,........,.Pres1dent Richard Searse......,,,L.V1ce President Bob Dugart .... ......Secretary-treasurer Richard Gannon... .....Sergeant-at-arms -ff U- r- '49 a Q

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ST, PATRlCKi3 DAX PARTY Friday evening, March 16, the girls honw ered the boys Witn a St. Patrickis Day Party. They tried some new games that seemed to go over quite Well. The first game was Nshoesn. The second game was an old clothes relay. Partners were chosen by matching shamrocks. Next, out went the lights and then a search for the Wsardinen. While lunch was being served, Two Deep was played. The table was beautifully decorated 4 There were white pipes and shamrocks sprinkled around 'on a Kelly Green table cover, The plates and napkins carried out the St. Patrick's Day motif. There was a center-piece of pussymwillow, fern, salal, and ,daffodils flanked by white tapers in crystal candle holders and crystal bowls of daffodils . There were clever place cards marking each place. Such a lunch!! Creamed chicken on hot biscuits, hot chocolate with whipped cream floating on top, and white and chocolate cake. During the lunch, the girls gave a short program. The Glee Club sang ULassie O' Minen and Colleen and Louise danced the Highland Fling. Carmen sang lin costumel of the trials and tribulations of a Tom Cat. After lunch we played HFlying Dutchmanu and when it came time to go home there was no doubt that it was the most successful party of the year. . I A Karolyn-Mclntire

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RED cnoisg knnxvm Gathrin was chdifigi of the NMarch Bed Cross Drive. The totalgsi 350.59 was donated by the studentigggyygbfgdfFjgsten dollars was takerrfrom the fm: flfiiiirfbasury, and the rest was and stue dents. Student conifggptions averaged ap- proximately one dollaggggrostudent. SKIP DAX The Senior Skip Day was spent in Salem, Tuesday, May 22. p-a...--q..,- UWILSONN Tuesday, March tenth, the high school students attended the show Uwllsonu, a spe- cial matinee arranged by Mr. Veness at the Mill City ThB8iEPTfOP the students of the Detroit, Gates and Mill City schools. The show told of the political life of Woodrow Wilson and his efforts to establish the League of Nations. The movie was in techni- color and was-enjoyable as well as histori- -Cal. y to , he-for - BOYS PARTY An outdoor party arrangedxby the D-Club was held at the Berry Forest Camp Friday, May 25. Some timely good weather helped lthe party considerably. Refreshments consisted of hot dogs and punch, after which everyone played nun, sheep, PUDQfk1CK the can and fly- ing dutchman till it was dark, . :wanna-nan JUNIQRASENIOR BANQDET By arrangement of the, Juniors, the Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the Bank Cafe in Mill City on May 4. An excellent steak dinner was awaiting us when we arrived. When this was duly disposed of, the evening was brought to a delightful close by a double-feature movie at the M111 City Theater. .