Glendale High School - Pirate Log Yearbook (Glendale, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1954 volume:

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Superintendent james A . Pate Principal Donald Balch Coach lfiflflfofi., 'vi' iv Hazel Kusachi Girls' Athletics Harry Schibel Coach f f I V , VX Mm 'wwf-ac 0'q 1g f :Zi K , R W' A a xi M5 V. iff QS Robert Carter Nelda Balch Elwyn Swearingen Delight Buckland Ruth Sether Stanley Blacksmith Maurine Nason Wayne Close l' N- f' if X x X ' X- 'vig In fxA N l if A Q ij '. fs! B T W1-3 an 3- ,v 1 1 'i n.4q., 4:6125 'ffi cf if lf rs f' ' .' an ff , ' 6 a X' K' , GHG, ' f 'Y' 1 .gill af' fl . 'G 'BY' 1 Q I. his Seawfw 5 ix! wk K2 . WIA X . i l 4 2... W A V QQJI x- 3532 like XXX' X X WJ XR 'I Rx Y L rfb x J :K A k X +9 f J 'N v + S I i , ' 1 , X . N f ' CLASS FLOWER: American Beauty Rose CLASS COLOR: Blue and White CLASS MOTTO: No gains without pains. George Byrd, President, When you walk in a dream Richard Chambers, Vice-President, No help wanted H Betty Ann Reasoner, Secretary, Forever and ever, my heart will be true Sharlette Ford, Treasurer, Once I had a secret love 'R 400 -cr -J, if-ion av W hs-f 1 , You Frankie Daniels - When I was young, I had a lot of fun. Betse Sparks - Never catch her sitting still. Clifford Smith - They call me the rock of Gibraltar. Clayton Weeks - Dear Oakief' Helen Bates - Where is your heart? Ron Rasmussen - Always the clown, so funny in his way. X, 28 5 X X 1 ix 127 j 1 K a .ri '3- 4 f I fi' X W , 2 john Gutierrez - johnny is the boy for me. Dorothy Richardson - With a song in my heart. Gordon Cox - Good night Irene, I'll see you in my dreams Bob Hale - l'll sail my ship alone. Judy Taylor - Smiling and full of grace. Art Clayton - He got in his hot-rod and dug right out. !. ww . :I-S ,-DQ. sf-f , if Sv , I , f X s 4 1 C 9 -ea Q 'min Y v '59 rugs X 'QQ 1 T ilg, i. 3 ig eff 'Q- ig Darrell McCaslin - just bumming around. 515 CQ. 'YH Mary jane Smart - With a million stars shining above her. Larry Hill - Beautiful, beautiful brown eyes. Ray Burke - I'll walk alone. Freeda West - Five foot two, eyes of blue. David Smith - Why don't you believe me? 'X W nfl? 1 Al in 5 'S- Y 2 xi , O i if 'ISE' Nov 6 5 it-7 b --be f ffl 143 f View Ev '42 Bob Phillips - Stranger in paradise. Nancy Musta - Two big blue eyes. Stewart Johnston - Life could be so fa Harold Tanner - Give me the wide ope ir!! n spaces. Lee Mill- You saw me standing alone. Uv Y 1 X 95' gd h fi N enchfz qfdctofzg In the fall of 1942, seven members of the senior class of 1954 boarded a school bus which would take them to Glendale Public School. Charter members were: john Gutierrez, Betse Sparks, Clifford Smith, Helen Bates, Ray Burke and Harold Tanner. At our first stop, Shorty Clayton from the state of Washington and David Smith from Roseburg joined us. We lost a few members, but gained two, Lee Mill, and Larry Hill. Our third-stop was three years later, when we lost Helen Bates. During this stop, Richard Chambers came aboard for the first time. Our fourth stop was in the sixth grade. Richard Chambers got off and Clayton Weeks from Oklahoma got on, to be with us for the next six years. At the beginning of our seventh grade, we made our fifth stop and, ofcourse, we lost a few, but gained several, including: Freeda West, Betty Ann Reasoner, Ron Rasmussen, and Helen Bates. The next year, Gordon Cox and Darrell McCaslin decided to come along on the school bus. - At our seventh stopping place, and our ninth year, our number was increased by George Byrd, Richard Chambers, Nancy Musta, and Frankie Daniels. A welcome addition to our group in the tenth year, and the eighth bus stop was Mary jane Smart from Arkansas. George Byrd got off at that stop, but prom- ised to return. Making our next-to-last stop in the eleventh year, our group was increased to the number of twenty-five by the arrival of Bobby Hale, George Byrd, Judy Taylor, Bob Phillips, and Dorothy Richardson. At our twelfth and final stop, Sharlette Ford and Stewart Johnston joined us for the last few miles. On june 3, 1954, all twenty-seven of us filed out of the bus and started an- other 'ourne into the world. kr 60604 We have lost track of the class of 1954 rn the last ten years and our currosrty gettrng the best of us we go to see Madam Frfr Oca Prre who rs a crystal ball gazer In her quret and drgnrfred manner she begrns tellrng us about them and answerrng our questrons It rs amazrng how many drffer ent thrngs can happen rn a short ten year perrod She tells us that Darrell McCaslrn rs one of the courageous men strll testmg out the atomrc submarrne the Nautrlus and has been under water for srx years Government sources report the Nautrlus can stay under another frfteen years wrrhout surfacrng As we ask her about Nancy Musta she hesrtates whrle the vrsron comes clear It seems Nancy owns a dude ranch rn Texas and her husband George Byrd has become a mulrr mrllronarre smce he struck orl on hrs ranch Thrs rs a surprrse to us as we all had George frgured for a drfferent partner and Nancy seemed destrned for a busrness career She goes on to tell us that Betty Ann Reasoner marrred Jack as soon as he came home from the army They are now lrvrng rn Astabula Arkansas and are rarsrng turkeys along wrth therr srx chrldren Betty Ann never lrved rn the South before and loves rt Madam Frfx rs srlent for a moment then goes on to tell us that Frankre Danrels has now taken over all of Frankre Lane s contracts as a famous crooner It seems he made a brg hrt wrth the recordrng Hey Moe One of hrs fellow srngers Gordon Cox rs revrvrng the song Irene Goodnrght W remember how Frankre used to lrke to srng romantrc songs but are sur prrsed that Gordon took up srngrng She tells us John Gurtrerrez has grven up all hrs worldly possessrons and has become a monk rn St Mrchael s Monastery rn Ireland What a prty to take hrm out of crrculatron he was always such a lot of fun In the crystal ball an arrplane rs seen and whom does Madam Frfr recog nrze but Freeda West as the arrlrne hostess The prlot who has had many years of experrence rn the arr rs Stewart Johnston There appears to be a romantrc connectron here but the crystal ball rs not very clear on thrs matter As we ask her about Judy Taylor and Clayton Weeks she tells us she doesn t have to look rn her crystal ball She says Clayton rs the owner of the Week Crrcus whrch rs now travelrng through the South Judy rs work rng as a trapeze artrst Frfr says we would never guess who the clown of the show rs but that rt rs none other than Ron Rassmussen As we thrnk back on the days at G H S we can easrly belreve thrs ' P7 1 - 1 . - 1 1 . 4 1 . 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As her thoughts leave the crrcus she tells us that she now sees Clrfford Smrth drrvrng one of the Mrdget Auto Racers rn Indranapolrs He has never let down hrs great love of the motor and seems to have followed hrs true callrng What does she see comrng rnto vrew but a Shell servrce statron whrch rs owned by Arthur Clayton A new Cadrllac drrves up and who gets out of rt but the famous author Mrss Helen Bates These two have never left Glendale havrng made the mrstake of gettrng therr feet wet rn Cow Creek a sure way to have to stay here We ask Frfr what has happened to Dorothy and she tells us that Mrss Rrchardson rs an elementary teacher rn the Ozarks It seems she had so many surtors she could never decrde on one and has remained unmarrred Frfr tells us that Rrchard Chamber s ambrtron came true and he rs now workrng as a reporter for the New York Trmes In one of hrs artrcles he came up wrth a story about one of hrs classmates Larry H111 who rs an All Amerrcan football player He also wrote an artrc le about the BIG TIME coach of one of the professronal teams who rs Bobby Hale former All Star basketball player of Glendale True to sprrrt of good lournalrsm he rs one of our best sports wrrters He doesn t need to play up the reputatrons of hrs old frrends Larry and Bob because they are tops rn therr sports Lee Mrll lrves rn Reno now and rs the manager of one of that crty s Ford the town s only woman barber We remember her as a grrl whose harr always looked perfect and we can understand how she chose to help others rmprove the looks of therr harr The scene now turns to the Englrsh Channel where Mary jane Smart rs attemptrng to swrm across to the French shore Once before when she trred rt Mary Jane passed out from the extreme cold of the water and had to be pulled up mto the boat The doctor rn attendance was none other than our old school frrend Bob Phrllrps We ask Frfr about the four remarnrng senrors of 1954 She tells us that Ray Burke rs workrng on a cocoanut farm rn South Amerrca It seems Davrd Smrth rs now the prrncrpal of a junror Hrgh rn Los Angeles and that Harold Tanner has been marrred to Sonra Mrller about frve years after becomrng a dentrst The Tanners strll lrve rn the Glendale vrcrnrty and hrs offrce makes rt possrble for students to mrss less school gorng out of town for dental work Last but not least we ask about Betse Sparks Frfx then takes Off her verl and rt turns out that rt rs none other than Betse herself Betse was always so very rnterestel rn her frrends rt was a way to keep up on therr actrvrtres We wrll leave Frfr and the other semors of 1954 and say good bve. Y D 1 r . ' , . . . . , . . . . . , . , . . , . , ' 1 . , . . l 7 ' . . . . . , pleasure resorts. Across the street from it Fifi sees the shop of Sharlette , , i . . Y ' v I , . . . A . . , . 'Y , L . . , . . emu all We the Semor Class of Glendale Hrgh School bemg of sound mrnd and IU possessron of our facultres, do hereby wrll and bequeath the followrng of our propertxes We the Senlor Class w1ll our peaceful manner rn class meetings to the Junrors We the Senror Class wxll our reputatxon for be1ng a quret and cooperatrve group to the under classmen I Dorothy Rrchardson, wrll my abrlxty to get out of class to anyone who can get away wrth rt and my abrlxty to graduate to Glenna Wxllramson Rrchard Chambers wrll my hot car to Larry Mullarkey Gordon Cox w1ll my abrlrty to get along wrth Mr Balch to Wayne Berg and Gene Stern Chfford Smnth wnll my henght to Johnny Reed Clayton Weeks wxll my abxlrty to save money to Paul Cooper Ray Burke wxll my abxlrty to get along wrth Mr Close to my brother Brll Dave Smxth wrll my car and my abrlxty to be a safe and sane drxver to Dwane Mrller Betse Sparks, wrll my energy to Carrre Lee Thomas and my abrlxty to get along wxth boys to Juanrta Stemman Helen Bates wall my abxlrty to let my han grow to Lynne Martm she needs rt Lee M111 wrll my abtlxty to keep from bemg krcked out of class to Johnny Newman Darrell McCasl1n w1ll my mckname to Pat Muze and my beard to John Sether Bob Phrllrps, wrll my safe drrvmg to Layton Brown Betty Ann Reasoner wrll my ab1l1ty to be rn so many actrvrtres to anyone who can do If also I wrll my abrlrty to hold my man to Alrce Blazer I Nancy Musta, wxll my brother Joe to Francrs Hurst and my abrhty to get mad to my lrttle stster I Mary Jane Smart wxll my abrlrty to get hurt rn gym class to Betty Ann Hale and my werght to Sharon Johns I Bobby Hale wxll my skrll rn basketball to Gary Mxller I Freeda West wrll my welght to Donna Frsher and my abrlrty to get along wxth people to my brother Fred I Judy Taylor wxll my ab1l1ty to smg rn Home EC to Bettye McCasl1n and my abrlxty to grad uate to Ward Brumgton I Shorty Clayton wrll my abrlrty to wreck my car and not get hurt to Dan Clare because someday he wrll need rt I Ron Rasmussen wrll my beautxful red harr to Jeanette Myers and my Englnsh grades to ean Brantley Sharlette Ford wrll my chart rn Englrsh class to Sharon Mxller I am sure she wrll apprecxate Stewart Johnston wxll my love for Mr Balch to Jeddy Munyon Harold Tanner wnll my height to Gene Stem John Gutierrez wrll nothrng because I need everything I have George Byrd wrll my abrlrty to lose my temper argue wxth the refs and get krcked out of ball games to Jack Knlmer I Larry H111 wlll my E.ngl1sh class to anyone who w1ll have If I Frankre Damels wrll my red hau' to Don Hrggens and my tenms shoes to Nancy Lee Hodge 1 20, I, ' , ' . 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K E A X Ny Q' X :r FRONT ROW Stanfrll Drltz West Berg Halstead Mohr Kxlrner Smxth Reed B Stern 'W M SECOND ROW Sether Taylor Mouchett Bowen Krllxan G Munyon McLaughlin Belcher Van Dume THIRD ROW Wzllramson Hale, Estes Lee Ellrs Rouse L Martrn Frsher Phlllxps M Martxm Newman FOURTH ROW W Cobb L john on Worley Rowe I Munyon D Cobb Nolen T nne K johnson .7 BA Q440ffwa4 Presrdent jack Kxlmer Vrce Presxdent james Stanfrll Secretary Treasurer Betty Ann Hale October thrrtxeth was the date that the sophomores mrtrated the freshmen Thar nrght they gave a party rn honor of the fresh men The sophomores won a frve dollar prxze for sellrng more basketball season rxckets than any other class March twenty srxth was our class party r Ford G Stem J N :N Jr. v!,11, - 1 . . - A. 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 3 1 1 1 1 l I 1 ' 1 -1 1 I ' : I . 1 1 1 ' l 2 ' . 1 l 1 . A 1 ' l 1 ' 2 ' 1 ' 5 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 l 1 1 ' ' 0 O 4 f ' loel lol . . - olqn tel . - so ll . ' 1 . ' 1 Qzeedmea FRONT ROW Leach Reed Stevens Cooper Musta Johnson Harris, Buchanan SECOND ROW Fotherrngham Smart Smith McDonald Lee, Reasoner Thompson Blaser Bartle THIRD ROW Hurst B Johnson Gutierrez Richardson Walters C Thomas Hrggens Johns Baker B Thomas S johnson S Mrller Bone Beason,Ste1nman FOURTH ROW Hammer Brurngton Brantley Dowdy,V1ncent Van Dyke Leonard Brown Mosley Strauss : 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 : 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' I 1 1' I' 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 I 1 1 o o 1 ...eo .- eu na Q... un..- .. .nn - . 1 a G Miller Ha440ff4ea4 Presrdent Beverly johnson Vrce Presndent Cecrl Dowdy Secretary Irla Baker Treasurer Layton Brown March twelth, the freshmen class had an unmvxtatronal Back wards Party Refreshments were served and everyone had a wonderful time The freshmen would lrke to thank therr advrsers, Mrss Nason and Mrs Buckland and also the sophomores for such a nrce mrrratron party Zmmacuwlwala n ,f V NM IN f Z N If ,I 9 , v bv, amine play The juniors presented their annual play February nineteenth, 1954, in the high school gymnasium. The play A Date With judy, a teen-age comedy, was a great success. The cast were as follows: Judy Foster ..... . . . Jeanette Myers Melvin Foster . . . .... jerry Bartle Dora Foster ..... . . . Nancy Hodge Randolph Foster . . . ..... Bill Burke Hannah ........ Barbara Winsocket . Oogie Pringle .... Mitzi Hoffman . . Mr. Martindale . . Mrs. Hotchkiss . . . Eloise Hotchkiss ...... . . Mrs. Shultzhammer . Laquita Hargis . jean Brantley . . Ed Johnson Murriel Barrong . . . Ted Booth . . Belle Baker . Sharon Miller . Sharon Heyne Rexford Meredith O'Conner . . . .... Mike Bird Susie ......... . Aran Woodley Director ............ . . . Mr. Robert Carter Make-up . . . . . Mrs. Nelda Balch Production Staff: ' Walter Hill, Pat Mize, Ward Bruington, Shirley Redfield, Edith Halstead, Shisley Rasmussen, and Betty Smart. 'JIT Theljuniors ordered their class rings, presented a play, and are trying to earn money for the Prom and Banquet. Sedan! Playa Frve one act plays mvolvrng thrrty actors and a large crew were offered thrs sprmg Four of these were by members of the speech class and one by the senrors Three were presented for evenmg s entertarnment May twelfth One was grven rn a student assembly attended by the grade school Another a melodrama was offered rn the latter part of May for an evenmg s entertarnment One was entered rn competrtron rn the One act Play Festrval at Sutherlrn Nlay thrrteenth THREE PILLS IN A BOTTLE by Rachel Freld a fantasy Tony Jeanette Myers Wldow Srms Belle Baker The Pompous Gentleman Art Clayton Hrs Soul Ray Burke The Scrssors Grmder Larry Hxll Hrs Soul Frankre Danrels The Scrub Woman Helen Bates Her Soul Betty Smart SUGAR AND SPICE a comedy of teen age problems Mrs jones Shrrley Redfreld Mr Jones Pat M126 jane jones Nancy Hodge Susan Laqurta Hargrs Chump Dwane Mrller PINK AND PATCHES drama of lrfe rn the hrlls of the South and a grrl s longmg for a prnk dress wrthout patches Rexre Bob Hale Mother Judy Taylor 'Q Mrs Allen Sharon Mrller ,P SEEDS OF SUSPICION by john McGreevey a mystery presented by the senxors Mr Harlold Mummery Gordon Cox Ethel hrs wrfe Betse Sparks Mrs Sutton Helen Bates ft Carolyn Welbeck Betty Ann Reasoner Arthur Welbeck Frankre Danrels Edward Ron Rasmussen Lucy Sharlette Ford Mr Drmthorpe Clayton Weeks HE DONE HER WRONG OR WEDDED BUT NO WIFE' an old fashroned melodrama by Amta Bell Hyacrnth Haven Lors johnson 'vlrs Octavra Moneycracker Dranne Halstead Alvma Moneycracker jean Brantley Lmette Darwood Sharon Nhller Fleetwood Dashaway Dan Clare Fxtzyohn Olrphant Lee M111 E , ' . an ., . . . ,. . . , ., . . , , A . 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A- ,Fi 41,454 1, 1 'fBi?':cLs:':A , -,,.......cz.r.4str-at -4:91 w 1 - W fn 55 fall' I I 1 ' I I O z4oz'wa2e4 ix Wx 5 AXE ' Eadq 0 3 vs Q' Presxdent Art Clayton Vxce Presrdent Dwane Mxller Secretary Dorothy Rrchardson Treasurer Bob Hale Socral Charrman Betse Sparks Student ' FRONT ROW Mr Balch johnson Richardson Hale Clayton Mrller BACKROW Sparks Taylor Mullarkey Byrd Kxlmer Smxth 9- 794461 Saga EDITORS: Dorothy Richardson Sharon Heyne ASST. EDITOR: Shirley Rasmussen ART EDITOR: joan Taylor SPORTS EDITOR: Richard Chambers REPORTERS: Vernon Belcher Bill Sethe. Ted Booth Ida May Williamson Nancy Musta Walter Hill CIRCULATION MANAGER: Freeda West ADVISER: Mrs. Buckland EDITORS: Betse Sparks Betty Ann Reasoner ASST. EDITOR: Clayton Weeks ART EDITOR: joan Taylor SPORTS EDITOR: jerry Bartle REPORTERS: Claire Hurst Bill Burke Conley Heyne Murriel Barrong Frances Parazoo Aran Woodley CIRCULATION MANAGER: Freeda West ADVISER: Mrs. Buckland N l v. Edrtor Assocrate Edrtor Busmess Edrrors Senror Edrtor Sophomore Edrtor Freshmen Editor Student Body Actxvrtres Sharon Mrller Sports Rrchard Chambers Art Picture Mounting Freeda West Laqurta Hargrs Adviser Mrs Sether 74006643 Stuff jundor Edrtor ,, Scion! gazed I BACK ROW: Thomas, D. Halstead, Redfield, L. Halstead, Mouchett, West, Hurst, Phillips, B. Mullarkey Gutierrez, Mr. Carter, Richardson, Rouse, Hargis, Sloan, Hodge, L. Mill, Tanner, M. Wood, R. Wood. MID DLE ROW: Smith, Bone, Rosemark, Moushkau, Mehl, Reynolds, McLaughlin, B. Baker, Blaser, johnson, L Mullarkey, G. Mill, Hager, Chandler, I. Baker. FRONT ROW: E. Mouchett, L. Baker, Weischedel, R. Miller A. Miller, Fox, Fisher, 1. Halstead. uma! December nmeteenth a Chrrstmas Formal was held rn the grade school gym Everyone wore formal dress and looked very nrce Refreshments were served to ward the end of the evenmg As entertarnment numbers Franlue Danxels and Lynne Niartrn sang solos Only couples were admxtted The alumm were rnvlted and qurte a few turned out A pleasant evenmg was enjoyed by all 64 December twenty fourth our annual Chrrstmas program was held rn the gym Some songs were presented by groups of grrls and the poem Twas the Nrght Be fore Chrxstmas was gwen by the speech class Presents were handed out for whxch names had been drawn prevrously gleclccw january srxth a specral assembly was held to elect a new Student Body speech about hrs nommee Then on january fxfteenth the candrdates gave cam patgn speeches Qurte a lot of mterest was exhrbrted by the students votes were cast and Art Clayton was elected to be the new student body presrdent Soce Dmzaee Occasronally durmg basketball season sock dances were held after Friday and Saturday mght home games All students who desrred to do so were permxtted to attend In order to protect the floor shoes were removed but thts only seemed to add to the fun Fw 7444614155664 A pep assembly was held before each basketball game The pep club gave short funny sk1ts The band usually played and a basketball player was asked to gxve a short speech The meetmg was then turned over to the yell leaders who lead the students rn several yells Sometrmes these were only short meetxngs for the purpose of gnvmg the team a good send off other trmes the pep assembly was a part of the student body meetmgs President. Nomlnatiions we-re made and Il'lC.PCI:i0l'l nominating had to make a .l l l . ' I Q 7' 1, . . . Q , ' . , n I. . 1 .- , u . ffecemffcec On December fourteenth the frrst Nlatronal assembly was held A man by the name of Lam Srathwell an ex convrct of a federal prrson gave a talk on the work of the F B I He told us what G men were and descrlbed some of therr methods He has traveled all over the world and has lectured rn many places He showed us prctures of john Drllmger famous crrmrnal frnger prrnts and therr use rn the detectrve world and scenes of a famous murder He read letters from drfferent students all over the world commentrng on the helpful advrce he had grven them january nrneteenth the Marrronettes were here A most entertarnrng program was presented whrch had a tape recorded accompanrment makrng the marronettes seem alrve rn speech and song The skrllful mampulatron of them by the man and lady who owned them provoked a great deal of laughter One pau represented a young colored couple dorng the yrtterbug Other favorrtes were a srnger of grand opera and a malorette On February 10 the thrrd of a serres of Natronal Assemblres was held A man named Duke showed us how to sculpture and had a great sense of humor He made many faces of drfferent thmgs and was very good at rt Hrs ready flow of wrt and hrs use of local names caused the students much merrrment judy Taylor Thursday February twenty frfth a man by the name of D 1 Nelson came and presented a very good assembly on electrrcrty He drd some experrments wrth rt and showed us how electrrcrty worked Everyone enyoyed thrs amazmg program Thrs rs Mr Nelson s fourth year of travel wrth Natronal assemblres although hrs regular work rs wrth motron prctures and T V Ray Drxon Hollywood s make up man was presented on the Natronal Assem bly program March twenty nmth He was a make up artrst and portrayed several famous characters on lrvrng models through the use of grease pamt types of make up such as crepe harr and harr whrtenrng Everyone seemed to enyoy thrs assembly very much maya zfudemfe Forergn students from the Unrversrty of Oregon spoke rn an assembly Mon day March twenty second They were Mr Tang from Trmrdad and Mr Wassramc from the Gold Coast of Afrrca There was musrc and a socral trme followed the program I . L Q l 9 ' l l v . . . , . . , . . y . . , . , . - . , . . , . , . . 1 . . ' was called to the platform to model for him, and the results were quite life-like. , I ' I . . . . , . . . . A ' Y . , , , - - . . - . , - , . O . . I , . . . , A - , L ' . A . . . A n l Qfanaz fa!! Nlary lane Smart Dorothy Rrchardson Nlxke Bud Larry 'vlullarkey Laqurta Hargrs Lors Ndouchett Archer Ford Larry Worley Larry Halstead Sally jo Thompson Layton Brown Nb GTC ix , M 54 S 925 lisa L ' 6 i N XX ix A nl 'H 3. 'w ,Ki 1 1 Q QX 148, N.-f 1.5.5 H2906-fU6r KS gf v. X., I '4 A , I ,ll - , MV 2 1. ...pn-url Y' Q . -,,L,:, - 0 'iv -r I -uf 1'7n: - 'r:- ' -'f' ' -f'-' ' l'-'f -.' ' ' - -iris...-L - ff,-3-M.-v,g:,,. . , 1-E ,- -. .' 1 A. , , .. .: , ,i 1'E-'Y ' ' V I ,,, -mm ' ' , 7','p.1 ' , -v-x,.-,him-6.14, .. P, f ,, .1 -- Wu -. yn- I-. . . , - - ' , he ' -.. Mdhvhw 'gs-.iam grit- , A ,vp rim- ' - ,V -Drii fra'-ng. A . -wh Y A ,. 2 .. W, 'fig '4ff '5 v'4'5 'f5?'5 '1 i 4. r-mpmzvrevr ' .-'9at1 'nX'3'm ,P 70455431 ,,,4- 1,4 The Glendale Prrates had a farrly successful season thxs year by postmg a 1 6 1 record They started out very slowly by dropplng a couple of contests to Eagle Pomt and Sutherlm re specuvely The Puates showed rmprovement rn therr next two games by playrng to a deadlock wrth Oakland and poundmg out a vlctory over jacksonvrlle They were solxdly trounced rn the remammg four games of the season Rogue Rxver outlasted the Pxrates Illrnols Valley romped over them Phoenlx pounded out a vrctory and Myrtle Creek edged them Hxgh scorer for the team this year was Dwane Mrller wlth 21 pornts Punk H111 was a close second wxth 20 Two fellows were honored rn maklng the D second team at the season s close They were jerry Bartle a lunror and ack Krlmer a sophomore G' 1.-K Scores Glendale Glendale G le ndale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale 7 l I 6 7 Eagle Pomt Sutherlln Oakland acksonvllle Rogue Rxver Illmors Valley Phoemx Myrtle Creek '4 ' 7 ' - ' 7 1.5 'f'7'HLL' TL-Tff3'7ff-'7'if'-1If Zff5 lx J' 'J ' - , ' ' , J 'Q , - 0 ' 39 0 ' 38 7 4 J ' o 7 ' 24 ' ' 61 4 ' 53 . 13 gcwietlall The 1953 54 basketball season at Glendale was offxcxally closed wlth a tour nament at Roseburg February 26 27 and 28 The Prrates ended the season wxth eight wxns and fourteen losses Thrs was Glendale s flrst year ln the A 2 J D j League The competmon thxs year was stronger than that of last year due to the larger schools In the Sub Dxstnct 5 Tournament at Roseburg Bob Hale was chosen on the All Tournament team Gene Stem and Dwane Mrller were named on the Honorable Mentron The season s scores were Jamboree Glendale Glendale Glendale Tournament Glendale Glendale League Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale 64 Dram Myrtle Creek Sutherlm Myrtle Creek Roseburg Sutherlm , Canyonvxlle Rogue Rrver Rlddle Douglas Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Crater Crater R lddle P hoemx Eagle Poxnt Canyonvrlle Sutherlm Illmoxs V Douglas Phoemx Illmols V 104 Myrtle Creek 58 Eagle Pomt 56 : 42 52 66 ' 44 52 75 44 13 27 ' 65 11 ' 12 47 ' 44 . Glendale 42 Myrtle Creek 61 25 46 33 .' 68 46 65 56 40 47 ' 63 2 63 ' ' . 70 34 ' 43 64 41 51 ' 50 35 ' 52 42 ' 60 56 ' ' . 55 ' 40 30 32 43 ' ,E t ll I' ef ff K 1 I, gf A -ff! ig, .7 . Q '- -' X ' X fx ' f n R' f 1 X Nr ' 3 I ni X A E x X W I m , ve Y I . V 4 X x Q' 5 N .4 5 - I mr 4 f H X f f 4 n f r ' V I 2 iv ny k Q X 1 X V' I Hx, FJ F.. 3' X-.Q 'r J i dy K 1 ' 51 W K, Q, A .. s, ,- -4 1. , . -9 .. . A ,iii 5 - , 5 K vw, ,I I H 8 2 k 36,941 xiEll Q96 inf' -'7 Lv ' 9 Q UW ' ' 44 1 1' i fp , 5 I - . - H ff' 4? 'gaudall Flrst row Stanhll Clare Kxlmer Stern Burke Stevens Drltz West,Scrauss Berg Second row Mr Schrbel Chambers Booth Mxller Smith Munyon Bartle Hxll Brown 'Z Fxrst row Worley Reed Stanfxll D Miller Kilmer Second row Newman Stevens Berg VanDyke Cobb V1DCCDIlWCSf Harms Mr Balch Thud row G Miller Brown Smxth Hammer Mullarkey Mosely Leonard N . lf.. 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