Gaston High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Gaston, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1946 volume:

x s ' G A S T O N H I - L I T E Published by Associated Student Body of Gaston Union High School Moy 1946 Gaston, Oregon lil MEM-QBLAM Mary King Ralph B. Ellingsworth Charles Turner , V fx D E Q N We, tho Hi-Litas' Staff, dedicate this Annual to the parents of thc boys who fought and died for their country in World War' II. w. X. I' 1 , ' Al ff I 51 ggflff 77121 mu 1 Z7 if if f 71 .7112 ' i 4 122233 ?7 Z! G Zjlg a 2 ? 21 f ' M,,,,....., ,Q f f' ...:f 2 ' H X f -iff! 1 ig T if Wx- ' M ' -Q ,, ,. xx 34 3 i xr, if -:KW 'IJ Q ' ,. A , si' ' ,111 1 I 1 1, ev A ' ' 441 XX 1 H ,f 42 wa kj? .. vi ' .. it l Q 52 :T-fvv -, ix 'fn f Q ' , K. :iff x .f Rx' 54 ff ' lf X 'X I 'I .I ,Q . I, r, ...M 4, b ' U I 'I ', .1 iq .rx M I U: 1 X .-glml , In 1, x H' -- gc, I j N ,, LL ,f -- . x 5 -' Avlyaf I nfq. 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A.--l,2,3,4 Letternnn's Club--4 G I S ' S I R A T C A E C H O L S K Y Glee Club--l,2,3,4 Annual--3,4 Gleam--2,3,4 Volleyball--3,4 Senior Class Play--3,4 Student Council--3,4 Go An .bLo 'l,2,3,l+ Lettermun's Club--A 1- 1 .- X , . 1' ' X , 4 . . f f 2 Q, ag, U A to 7 xl xx .-.X - Glee Club--3,4 Annual--3,4 Gledm--3,4 Volleyball--3,A Senior Class Play--L Student Council--3 Gu its 4-1g 3,lqf Lettermnn's Club--4 ,.. A Annual--3 Glexm--3 Busketbull--3,4 Football--3,4 Baseball--3 Senior Class Play--3,L Student Council--3 Lettorman's Club--L J f! ff .' x .Fx if at V7 . ASN 11 5 5 'f W J... xx P 3 'MS'-f'f'J ' 1 f f I L I 1 ,ff 1.-1 LJ Lxlaj M . I 1... L C LM D A . , R M - M P . D B ' L U x L r ' L I Gleo Ciub--4 Glcq Club--l,2,3,4 G'lOf:.I.1 Zp G0 he .A0 'l.,2,3,Ly Senior Class Play--4 Annual--3,4 Go .Ao .Ao lP I GlCfLL1 '3,lp Senior Class Play--3,L Student Council--L Volleyball--A ..-.1 E E5 R I E A L , N --1 IL L ok Gloo Club--l,2,3,4 Glec Club--3,4 Senior Class Play--4 gunuol--3,4 Annual--L G. A. A.--3,4 Volleyball--3' Senior Class Play--L G. A. A.--l,2,3,L Gleon--4 Lctterman's Club--A E Y I Q 1Q:H?wIfHIfxiB'fZi'EE2E2'E.gfuEfE3lBHl 1' ' ' SENIOR CLISS WIZTORY We started our Freshmen veir with happy smiles and a lack of confidence, but the smiles were of short duration. In three weeks we were wearing gunnv sack shorts and other apparel associated with initiation. Te were overehurdened with books. Friday of that vnforgetable third week we were placed in the most embarrassing predicament in front of the entire assembly. The sophomores gave us a party soon after At the end of our freshmen year we looked ahead to uphold our record as sophomores. In 1942-we entered an uneventful sophomore year. The l9L3-l9ub term proved to be the biggest and best of all. Several of us helped the Seniors produce their class play, which proved to be a huge success. In the spring we sponsored a banquet for the Senior Class in the Congregational Church. Both the Juniors and the Seniors came formal. The tables were decorated with red roses and white peonies. The Junior mothers did all the cooking. The evening was concluded by all attending a show at Hillsboro. Everyone had a very enjoyable time. it the beginning of our Senior year Oren King was elected president, Grace T. Vice-President, Betty Flenner Secretzry. After Christmas vacation we put on our class play HLet Ve Grow Up.n It was thoroughly enjoyed and manv people of the community sxid it was the best yet produced. 'e were proud of this as we enjoyed immensley producing it. Wise Wray was our director. We journeyed to Seaside for our skip day. Everyone enjoyed swimming in the ocean. This event was the most enjoyable of the year for the class. Bettie Ober was unable to accompany the class there because of illness. Viss Tray acted as chaperon and guardian. So as time flies along from hour to hour, day to day, and year to year, we find the time has come when we must leave our dear old Alma Mater. It is with great regret and a heart full of fond memories and recollections that we bid farewell to our fellow students, teachers and Gaston Union High School. ' . Mliiilii' ' ' - Sl .. 2 SENIOR CLASS UILL01946 KNOW ALL MEN, that we, the Senior Glass of l946, being of comparitively lto moronsj sound mind and body and as much in the possession of our senses as we have ever been, do bequeath the following: SECTION I Article I: To the faculty, we leave memories of many 5riII1ant minds which are equaled by few and surpassed by none--Amen! Article II: To the Juniors we leave the title of the HKings of the Schoolu--maybe their heads are too big for the crown though, we know ours were. Article III: To the Sophomores we leave our ambition and great initiative. CPaid Advertisementb. Article IV: To the Freshmen we leave--can't say they aren't gIEd to get rid of us!! Article X: To the school we leave our hopes for a bigger and better educational system to come. SECTION II Individually, we leave the following: ' I, BETTIE OBER, willed my hide to the making of this parchment. I, MARY KING, leave raising my eyebrow--can't raise a Victory garden and I can't raise any dough. I, LORINE LEE, leave to fulfill my life's ambition-- UComing, Bill.N I, GRACE TACHOLSKY, will my witamins, wim and wigor at the piano to next years unsuspecting stooge. I, DORIS REED, leave all my sympathy to all underclass men for their prolonged agony--I've escaped. , I, BETTY FLENNER, leave--calm, cool, oollccted, and collected--it's a wonder. Five days of school makes one weak. I, MILDR-D CAMPBELL, leave the school, well--you wouldn't want me to take it with me--would you? WE, the Senior Class of 1946 wish to leave our whole- hearted appreciation to our advisor, Mr. Keith Goldham er, and to our teachers. Mrs. Boak and Miss Wray, for every- thing they have done for us during our four f?J years at Gaston High, i P 5 a 5 F , CLASS PROPHECY While sitting reading the evening newspaper I happened upon an article written by the great Professor Noalski. His article read, Ulf you wish to look up friends you have not contacted for many years, come to see Professor Noalski at the sign of the Golden Hammor.nI thought this over care- fully and decided to see him the next morning. As I walked into the office I heard a jolly laugh which took me back to ny school days, so I was not surprised to see that the Professor was the ruler of my high school days. He had invented a magic screen that showed him a clear picture of the future. Having invented this magic screen he no longer wished to keep his common name so he had changed it to nNoalskin, while his trade mark was the sign of the nGolden Hammeru. We went into his laboratory and stood in front of a large screen. The Professor asked me with whom I would like to get in contact. I explained that I wanted to find out what each of my classmates was doing. We started with Grace Tacholsky. Professor Noalski snapped a few switches and pressed a few buttons and soon I could see, coming on the an opera house. Seated at Grace, and coming onto the screen, a platform. It was in the piano was our old friend stage, after much applauding, was the great operatic singer, Mildred Campbell. This took care of two of my classmates in one jump. The next person I thought of was Bettie Ober. She had always been so lively that I wondered what she was doing now. We saw coming upon the screen a calm peaceful farm scene. Standing in the doorway of a small house was Bettie Ober Q?J bidding her husband good-bye as he left for his work in the woods. I turned to the Professor and said, UI hope they are very happy.H Looking again at the picture on the screen, I saw a pair of twin boys sticking their heads out of a window.c NI guess she is,N replied the Professor. Turning the switch again we saw a small country school house. Seated on the front row are a young girl and her husband. Peeking over their shoulders we can just make out from the program that the next number is the two Zinn children singing NBell Bottom Treusers,U Who else could it be but Lorine Lee and family? If I E i v E I Class Prophecy--Continued Professor Nonlski finally said, uAnd what about Doris Reed and Mary King?' I told him that Doris, Mary, and I CBetty ' Flonnorl had kept together after our high school days and that Doris and I were now living together raising pedigreed cats while Mary tours the country giving inspirational lectures on our famous cats. WWel1,N I said, HI guess that is all of them.u We said good-bye and I loft for it was almost lunch time and I didn't want my poor cats to get hungry. Q r 3 K 5 H s QSi 'T 7'7 17 I l i If? 'I lAZfDQ'fIQ1f'ZQQ1fQL'IQl'2i'fL 4 N Pi: J r-. lx! 11 Q if X QX M7 X II. '57 aff f 'X X J W 3 fu, If 4 S, 'C:', X' , V1 . . f' x 1 - x f., I lv, , L 4-rx ' elf -'N' limi? .. , I .QM ,D ' 2--. f. Q, , :-'-'ffff?4-'f:.., I I - I -I v- N ,f 'tt -.Ein :Q f 1, 'wx N Af ' t 5 Ji' M. f L., I.. , U fi 'S-r1,.,: 4 N ,VKX fb 5.-'JZ l ' 'Xvf f fifgffgf, Mar' . YH 15 , ,ffg2'?,fl,1'5,g'.gt'1. N XN, 'K 1, X .X ff! 1' J',Z.L:-'4 gg. . , Q X RQ 4. x N , X . X 1- ' N, A K -4614:-A5-vi + ' , gxw-Q1XHMKi'.Wa , x z XA -, Lx V . A 1 X , X 3-Q,-LLQ , 3't. A:::, : :fa N N 5 N S-f U ,y'.3tf:,f,.f3g:1e, f N ,ff ffff f 1f:W:fff.4f, N , .f ' f 21:4-waisfa X .szm- ' 'I' 32 N X .:'4, Z?L- 'Q.:EzF '4 .' , .-'guy' 2'-',,L?'3' N 1 U fin- X .1 f if if f IJ -- - F3 f -4 ' if f f O N f 423, gl,-' N . ,f K-J L., Ns N I N N 2? 5 - N Zfffff U JYIYT' i E 3 E I I s I H . . 'psi 'kwzlijpf qflxiiz x fy TE-V --but-v 'lv-9' g P Zl ..'L 1 1 anna Our high school had an exciting year customed to the ways ticipated in all the the members also won The year ended with -nn career began in September l9L3. We with the initiation and becoming ac of the high school. Our class par- annual events of the year. Some of letters in football and basketball. a picnic which everyone enjoyed, Returning to school our sophomore year, we found we had gained some new members and lost some old members. Again we took part in all the activities with most of our members winning letters during the year. Our class returned to school our junior year with a lot of ambition and determination to make our junior year the best yet. We are looking forward to the Junior-Senior Banquet, the annual picnic, and to returning next fall as Udignified seniorsn. s Q E i E R 4- 4 Z if- i 1 f 1 .ff z 1:z :'zgz r1ctz,:f N 3 f A K f N WW Q IL Qi , f Y cf l i ,Q ,I rf .':.'.'ll:-F-FI:-it 5:-IJ .VUA fx l 'N fA.5?5 ,Q 5-'f K K 7 . 'T x. :XJ ' 'fr Y 4 P' V' Yr :j,f5f5,'f. mf ix ':l':v'f '-'u .,' ', L ':: .'.' ' '.'-f .0 mn 1 - -. . 'b' 'Q . xc KT ' +5'I--r.- , ., 1 N' 2-,K i X If X' If AD X j H. . h , ,. . ... I , 1.y'..,,....' A-..,:,:.v , ,.,.,..'...,..,, 1 NX , 5, S94MMfwfAaQ,s2,5 2 N' f 1 K rw R N , 'X nf lLfl'gjjTLZSf '1 X ,Ti -T Y Y X X I r D K 6 I x I Q 1VB!E3l iE A ,,.-nun1fi -. .- , 'z X 'mz::5 w xgjy ,W - 1 -NIUE: .image it Wm: r Our high school career started in the fall of 19th. The first great event was initiation which lasted one week During this school year we participated in many of the school activities. The main event was the-All School Car- nival. Returning to school our Sophomore year we found we had gained a few new members. This year we took great advantage of helping the Juniors and Seniorsf initiate the Freshmen. Wc'have been quite active in the school activities this year, with many who have received letters and high honors in all of the sports. We have been well represented on the Annual Staff, Student Council and the Gleam, with a Sophomore serving as editor for the last semester. i . . 1 s Q 1 3 E E E c x x - 7i ISK KKXXXXXXKXXKSIH L IK 3 555S55 5L 55 !35SS5S5353LA55i45 ,ASQ . 4 4 1 E 2 I k u kdiffgfl 13 Ii 5 ' .f- R 4' . I S ,, wN T' 'T t m i t i E f L '. , 1 , ee t s e .--1 Our freshmen class started tc schoql in September flQ45 years most fascinating hi-light was initirtisdy 'During time we were literally plastered with lip stick and ivcd many hard spats: The first eix weeks of school! We elected cub ciaig cers who werei: Presidcit--Dave1Gcssett, Sccrctiryii Enyeart, Student Council Representative--Ralph Hdtfield FOP basketball and footballtthree cf'euP clcss wonw ere-I-Ralph Hmgf--it-la, pggu EILDQIITIQI, undjhvc coddatt. AV ard Bai? and Robert Spidak also won letters as managcfS3 the team: E I E E , E .ZKICEN kiailll .lil 'Ns-'mg 5 i i a ,Ili R534-',x75L1a'1!i'.t. 13.2 KI- 'Mi ii:-'51-3, I 75' .l v' ,HC',,3V'1.5'!-'GMZLIQI-Si! t '4-il-li 'l iinibiiwkiii i . 4 A Q N N R N N N N 5 E R N N N x N W N N NF Q N N N Y Q 1 i N N ' 6-5 . A5 KglSff Y7'YlZ'K::v Nz.QX.L'3..ZQ. 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Speeialty numbers were songs OT the Gay Ninties, with the Flordore Qirlsg the Sailor Danceg a Bicycle Built for Twog Boys B lletg and lots more Songs were sung thvt took everyone back to the good old days that LNom and Popn remember so well. E I x 2 9 E ff-'A '--- '1 M . . ff' :A bbfrf- 7 ' .f--N11 . fwffff??sNNNgv Nl h tLSl6f':rg-'Q- ,f 'fx ii'---N- CVX' ' -is V' 'T 1... J , On January 25, l946 the Senior Class presented their play, a three-act comedy, nLet Mo Grow Upn by Anne Coulter Martens, The cast included: Loxio--a young miss...........Graeo Tacholsky Muriel--hor talented sistor........Lorine Leo Matt--her musical brother ........... Orin King Nola Flaming-thoir'actross methor.Bettie Ober Aunt Lydia--their old-maid aunt.Betty Planner Mary JO r'f:1 YOUIIQ ffigndcnlaoonoolooopvlfxlqtf Arden--a local siren.. ..... ..Mildred Campbell Bill Henderson--a soldior........Paul ndamson Mrs. Holden--a produccr.........3..Doris Reed The Senior Class wishes to take this opportunity to thank Paul Adamson, a sophomore, for helping them in the presentation of their play. 7 I I E I 5 n 5-, S:::::f574f . mi::: X... CE I l-- ,I First Semester Second Semester Editor Mary K. John S. Assistant Editor Bettie O. Dave G, Manager Grace T. Grace T, Assistant Manager Bula B. Bula B, Printer's Devil Sports Reporter Senior Reporter Junior Reporter Sophomore Reporter Freshman Reporter Typists Mildred C Johnnie S FQ Carl H, Gwen H, Beverly W Bernice O Doris R. Oren K. Beverly W, Verlaine N, Johnnie S, Betty F. Carl H, - Gwen H, Beverly W, Bernice O. Betty F, Advisor Miss Helen Wray E , 1 , . l , 5 2 s 3 MWZBFSSZI .EJERIEKF fH - .-v- h-----Q., ::::7f:' 'Z N., ,N .. fm.-s1fe,de5difxriQ N1 df Ef:2QS? l'--vv'- h ......,. ! 3 f 3 . II II II Editor Senior Reporter Senior Will Senior Prophecy Junior Reporter Sophomore Reporter Freshman Reporter G, A. A, Reporter Sports Reporter Adds Editor Assistants Typists Mary King Doris Reed Bettie Ober Betty Flenner Robert Clarke Beverly Clarke Beverly Williams Jeanette Epling Johnnie Spidal Grace Taoholsky Lorine Lee Eula Buxton Gwen Hummels Bernice Ooley Bettie Ober y W If A I' ,ix a 1 A g , , , e S E ,1 - Je , fii if , 5. . kg fy Q .- y 5' ?' f ii- iff: , ?, ,. Q 3, gg ,E , 55 h 2 ' 1 . Y x 'xg .....a Z. Xb .- -mm' M I The G.A.A. organized this fall with ell firls being eligihle who hed earned 50 point+ or more under the Oregon Point System. Uider this system a girl may earn e sweeter and one stripe for one hundred fifty points end additional stripes may be had for every fifty points earned. The girl's sweaters are to be white xith green stripes instead of the familiar green with gold stripes. Officers elected for the club were Mary King President and Bettie Ober Secretary-Treasurer, 5 e 1 Y Q 5 1 5 s I 1 i E I I P 2 xX xxzzfil , ' NQIJ ,W ....- L,. .4 President........ea...au. Vice President... ... Seeretary...... . . Treesurer..,.. Business Manoger...... Senior Representative.. Junior Representative... Sophomore Representative.. Freshmen Representative... Go Ac All Representative... Gleam Editor...... Sargent At 4rms.,. Graco Taeholsky ..Henry Hummols ..Robert Clarke ..Stanley Olson Franklyn Kimber .....Doris Reed ...Carl Horing .Gordon Johnson .Ralph Hatfield ..Shirley Colby .....Mery King U 0 oJOl'lIl , fi 6 i 2 n wg f i Z3 1 , . A as 5 x i 3 i Q 5 v Q k , v 1 ig W, :J A . fl 'f ig , m N , , 5.8, x , ,im A F , 2 3. WL 1 ', :X f 1 ' ff V. 21- . ., .2 , iii T K . 'wave Ne'-,f4 1 . ln, L7!!f -QXNQQBR X'2?byy' xMk'hiSFp ,Ana -MW ' l , . ljl Ll? .. y Q, Twe lettermen Club was organized soon after school started this yeer with l5 members. This club hee been quite active Curing the yeer. Tlie club also has had two banquets -t NenCel near Portland. The last one included everyone in school enC wge formal. There are several new mpmber: which nave to be initiated into the club b fore the en6 of this school year. Tfe offie re 'ere: President- Oren King Vice President- Johnnie Sjidel Seoretery-Treosuror- Mary King ,sd bifef-5 71'f7 'J' 'Y lCl1i'T'i3Lf'V'1.Ll3.i Tri: 71157 2 7'? fZf'77ZZ 5X1 lv V N ..-7 .r.. X Uvlv N ff ' 'siiii' 1a25?fi?fE3gf43if. A-if 4 '255ff3?ffP M-'if Fifi, ' ,,.4-5 -'-- 5 L' 51' j.112'F'E ,fi :1 ,5f f-' 141'-f1'?'f-'-53 1.-:T'.'2If.11'5?:5-5I-33557Que. ..i51f '49-P f'5?1 Q3'2:'3i'Q.-F Q f f -'if' NL f , , - ' Af, ' -S V .. mfg. 4 .3 4. N4 ffiff-A I 'ff f I--1 fxxi' W nlbl ,, .X I' Xu ' f h I Q fig, JK 3 , r x MJ xf- -XL R, X X, 1 '-.-,f Q 1 -.N , xi . I fx ..x,-:?.f21 ,I f 3 U - f' .. N N1 ' ff r LX 'lil C T N, fg. N N' x ' I A f , ,ll 1 1 Lv lllll , IIIIIIIA s r 5 r 1 E E 5 E i L l .Q! A -,,,.......,.i-.,,.,- -...,. ' x N-P.-S' x...jL ,.-. ,ng X1 C. Eiga ,N X V' L This year our boys went all out for football. school the size of Gaston everyone game and gives the game everything players do their best with the old give out with out hindering 5 all the hot air that their health. Although had an cven 50-50 chance of the fou it was imcossible to The first team was made up of Pat E., Freshmang Loyd B., Freshman Bernard A., Sophomoreg Bobby C., Ju Henry K., thc captain, Juniorg Paul Sophomoreg and Ralph H., Freshman. xx., 0----Q A , I , I Z I AN D T v'- NL. I -. . s , ....,... --..,.....,,,... .. , 5 -Q L ln a goes to the football they've got. The pigskin and the rooters they can spare With- win every game, the team r games played. : Stanley O. Junior' J 3 7 5 Dave G., Frcshmang niorg Oren K., Senicrg A., Sophomoreg Johnnie S There were six other players that made wonderful substitutes. E L A E n ! i ? . 'if' M' TT? 71 . J X X We FW rl , V-R fit lima f I E s I: : 2 Gtston's major sport was a honey. No other snort play- ed during the A5, ho season equals? that of basketball. More games were played and I mean really alayed. There were many close games and of course a olose game always brings a thrill a minute, and rightly so. The team ves made un of Henry Hwmmels captain, Johnnie Spidal, Paul Adamson, St-nley Olson, and Oren King. Other boys to see action with the first string were Jimmie O., Ralph H., Bernard A., Bobbie C., and Rsy W. Many of the teams Gaston played this year will not soon forget these games. 1 E 1 9 2 n Q E 2 E 2 I F 1 '77 ' LED to 1 Q 1 ......, Gaston HBH squad was the greatest surprise in every boy in high school not on the HAH souad had a chance to play on the second team. All games were low scoring and close xith '..,' never more than e few saints between the home team and their opponents. The team vis composed of'Boyd E., Maynard B., D ve G,5 Pat E., Stanley L., Jimmie O., Bernard A., Bud T., Loyd B., and Ralph E. .,n, K Q i I 1 I I E s I s 1 ff'-4-F -sc-mv: , r XE M Qx L- ' 'Fifi Fl! Am! Thu Gaston girls made a psaoh of Q bill team this ysgr as far as vsllsy bill gags. Thu boys will Kid you gbout thu gamss ths girls pluysd but if yxu CDTHQP any ini if tnsm thsy will till you ths swsll jsb s'ch :ms did. Ev ry night Q diffsr,nt Sirl had thu sntirs uutontirn if ths gums Quo wondsrl. The msmbsrs if th, tsup wsrs Mary K., Gr 0- T., G'YJkJr1 Iii, on, Co, Ra, .E , Shirlsy G., L rnics O., B rburg 3. 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