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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1957 volume:

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V , AN 'A -'L I ,V 3' C El ',',. in 1' 4 H , x fu , - vl 19 l' 'A ' AL 9 fl . pf .J'- F V 'I 'N' Il X 9r ' i E0 X ,Vf-ff' A jg, ,U V ,, ry XXL! ,'jJ'.,f1 I J 140197 'U ffl, X WNW Lf ' f7f.A ! .wwf 7 I , 5-, 511, yvyi-173111 x , W . w ' Q z ,?f' ',. ly. .-2-'D ,mv- ' A Q S 1 4, L... In-ng 9, 9... .1 'fx i' 1 , As you trawl o'cr lifc's pathways, you will encoumcr nuincrous experiences you will wish ro rclivu. Your days spent at GHS will always bi: among your most cherished nicmorius. Through the pagus of this 1956-57 PIRATE LOG, wg have tried to capruru nionicnts you will want to rcmcniber. To our Mothers and Fathers---whose interests h e been in the improvement of our 1ives--- av whose love and encouragement have been inspira- tional---and whose never ending sacrifices have ' ' 1---we made possible these four years of high schoo respectfully dedicate The Pirate Log' of 1957. Pirate Log staff A'4v. X c SHIRLEY REASONER Vice President Patience is the best remedy for every trouble. Pep Club 1,2,3,4g GAA 1,2,3,43 Paper Staff 3g Annual Staff 35 Student Bo Vice President 35 Cheerleader 3,45 Junior Class Playg Carnival Princess 3g Football Princess 3, AUDREY HRUINGTON Treasurer There is a woman at the beginning of all great things. GAA 15 Girls Glee 3g Mixed Chorus 3,45 Paper Staff 33 Student Body Treas- urer 4. JINXMY MOSLEY President Some say he's bashfulg others doubt it. Track 2,35 Junior Class Playg Junior Class Vice Presidentg JV Basketball 1,23 Paper Staff 43 Annual Staff 4, SALLY JO THOMPSON Secretary Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. Cheerleader 3,43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4g GAA 1,2,3,45 Student Body Secretary 3,45 Paper Staff 43 Annual Staff 45 Junior Class Playg Class Secretary 2,4, U O CAROLE HIGGINS Few things are impossible to dilligence and skill. Cheerleader 45 Pep Club 45 Paper Staff 35 Girls Glee 3. aunt 41? -if ,S Q ftiffb gi-'F' 'i'x n 4 ,'f3.,a ,gzfwifr g-.QQ XV. 'W 3' . .. K5 F QLQQA at l 3?:4- P as P2 Sggg' ext-'25 FRED MUSTA Good humor makes all things tolerable, Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 35 Mixed Chorus 4. JOHN REED I never think of the future- it comes soon enough. Junior Class Playg Paper Staff 3. GARY STEVENS A light heart lives long. Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Paper Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Junior Class Playg Student Body President 45 Student Body Social Chairman 35 Junior Class Presidentg Lettermans Club 2,3,4. I LAX TOIN BROWTN Gmg outdoors IS the pleasure of hfe Blseball 1,2 3 4 lhslxetball '7 3,4, Footbqll 1,.4,3 4 Trick 2 V141 Pfegldtm Treisurer 1 Cl1ss P115 3, JV P151 Ltb1ll 1 .Xf- if R D BUCHANAIN m St1C bond of brotherhood makes all men one Y Footb 111 3 4 GARY MILLER 5 e IS gomg forward to sometlung great ' Basketball 1 7 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 SHARON JOHNS 'A CODVLISZIIIOH 1I1 l1 r up Class Trtasurer '7 GAA 1,23 -1 Pep Club 1 ,3, G1rls Gleb Club 3, Mmed Chorus -1, MUSIC Class 1,2, Pdprr Staff 3, Annual Staff 3, Class Play 3, Band 1. Pm 'QQ DALE MONTELEONE The thirst after happiness is never extinguished in the heart of man. Transfer from North Hollywood, California 45 Football 45 Basketball 4. Q9 ALICE BLASER Her friendly manner, charm and grace. ANDY OWENS The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed. Transfer from Hill Military Academy 35 Football 3,45 Band 3,45 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Wrestling 45 Class Secretary 35 Letterman 3,4. KERMIT JOHNSON x All things come to him who works and waits. Football 3,45 Lettermen 3,4. 9 Band l,2,3,45 Junior Class P1ay5 Paper Staff 35 Annual Staff 3. l B A 4.5 SHARON .TEFFRIES If a good disposition is valuable as gold--she could retire. Transfer from Powers High School 35 Class Treasurer 35 Class Play 35 Mixed Chorus 35 Paper Staff 3. PHIL DAVIS All the world may not love a lover, but all the world watches him. Transfer from Okolona, Arkansas 35 Basketball 3. HERSHEL LEACH Silence more musical than any song. ELAINE MONT ILS She is certain to be seen where fun and mischief beam. Class Play 35 Paper Staff 35 GAA l,2,3,4. 10 ED STRAUSS There is no wealth like a quiet mind. Baseball 15 Basketball 1,25 Mixed Chorus 35 Track 3. JAMES STANFILL A quiet charm, a pleasant way, with always a friendly word to say. 'Y' A' . F- 9 V ' P' ,JV DARLA BONE Chee:fuJ.ness is a sunny ray of Life. GAA 13,33 Band 1,2,3,4, Junior Class Play 33 Paper Staff 35 Annual Staff 3 GERALD BRANTLEY Ah, there are so many things betwixt heaven and earth of which only the poets have dreamed. 4-'W if 131, 'Abi 4 740264 A 'GN 1'-.'! v- QSAWW Gary Stevens, student body president, acted as master of ceremonies for the amateur hour. Having trouble Gary? Graduation, now eagerly looked forward to by the seniors, will come in May. Perhaps on that evening some senior will look over the past year and remember some ofthe class activities and work and fun that went into them, For instance, there was the January 8, dinner-dance in the gym. All of the administration members were invited, and with the class and the FL Club, which served the dinner, 'he number attending was around sixty. There was a lot of joking about confetti in the spaghetti, but everyone enjoyed themselves. Then there was the annual amateur hour. In addition to the regular divisions, a hill-billy section was added to the agenda. And finally there was this eveningg the evening of graduation, Caps and gowns are put on and a solemn file of seniors march to the stage. Most are sad, some are glad, But they lfnow a part of their life is gone when they receive their diploma and place their tas- sel on the other side of the mortarboard, 70eYZ Are you looking for something? Bebop and jitterbugging were in order during the Senior-Dinner dance. lil 4 The Evening Yearl Vol 99 Glendale Oregon May 31, 1970 Leach Rescues Wheelbarrow Johnson Claims Bride In Saves Old Maud Cat Mouse Simple Ceremony Today A courageous rescue was effected today by Hershel Leacn, Glendale volunteer fxreman Leach 1S already the holder of the frreman s gold medal award, for bravery under fue tHe went under the house to rescue a wheelbarrow from the frre too bad, though, the f1re was rn the stove Today he chmbed a ladder, broke a wlndow, and forced h.1s way through the bl1nd1ng smoke to the kltchen where he rescued an old mard, her cat he mouse 1n the cupboard, and a freshly dog, two parakeets, f1VE cananes, t baked pre from the refngerator Stevens Mosley Leave for Ubangl New York fSP6C1I-ll, Gary Ste vens, well known Journahst and sports wnter, left today for Ubangl on an expedltron W1tI'1 an old frlend J1m Mosley Mosley IS an explorer of some of the most u.n object of the exploramon by the explorer of the unexplored and the mexpenenced explorer 1S bnng back extra elephants on whrch they are experts Prmtmg Done Cheap Jeffnes Publrslung Company Sharon Jeffrres, Propnetor ' nnung done on easy terms, from szmple typewntrng to hard typewntmg, Very easy terms CASH THOMPSON RIVALS KATRINA KATRINA Chrcago Assassmated Press Ballerrna Sally Jo Thompson danced Swan Lake before an estrmated and only estnnated crowd of three thousand, not countung telev1s1on watchers Mrss Thompson s performance, accordlng to cntrcs, nvaled that of the ballenna of two centunes ago, the Russlan art1st Katnn Katrrna COMING EVENTS June June June June June June 2 3 4 5 6, l 970 Class reuruon Cow Creek Swlmmlng Hole 1970 1970 1970 1970 1970 Reunron st1ll 1n progress Reunxon st1ll gorng strong Reuruon gomg suonger We're really havmg a flmg All good thmgs must come to an end ' 1 3 9 9 I -- -- I - O . s ' ' -- - 1 . . V . . 7 , ' . . - 7 . . . r ' , explored areas in the world. The . . . and wife were entertained at a ' 5 ' , . . - - . . . to . , . , . . , 1 . . . . . .Q u ' ' T , u Q . 5 u 4 . . Q 0 , ...... , .. I . , n Q a u 5 l l ' ' - . n . n . Q 4 P I . I , . . . . . . A I t G . Kerrmt Johnson and abd uh we forgot the bndes name any way, she's Mrs Johnson now, so rt doesn't really matter were rnarned today at well, they were marned today Mrs John son earned a small bouquet of orange flowers and apple blossoms and wore a pla1n wlute ta1lored su1t The groom forgot has neck L16 Non Com Officers Honor Gen Brown Brlgadler General Layton Brown party g1ven by the non comnus s1oned offrcers as a matter of pollcy SIDCC they re Just a httle afraxd of hrm General Brown IS stat1oned on Guam at present Owens Earn Tltle Mr and Mrs Andy Owens were crowned Mr and Mrs Average Amencan today 1n Atlantlc Clty The Owens' usually lxve rn Glen dale, Oregon, wlth therr daughter Kathy Hollywood Secrets HELLO from Hollywood my frrends' ' And now for my irrst excluswe' ' D1st1ngu1shed frlm star Phil Dav1d,lh1s real namel has just accepted the starnng role ID a new Omons Internat1onal mov1e the Sunset Rrder a satxre on west erns Hrs secretary, the lovely Mrss Carole Hxggms told me so say1ng rt was a secret' So you see th1s really rs an exclus1v SPORTS CLASSIC Fred Musta and Ed Strauss wlll stage an exh1b1t1on golf match w1th the agrng Bong Crosley at the Hollywood golf course Musta 18 expected to Wm Audrey Bru1ngton, ace baseball manager, has put her team 1nto w1n ter trarmng rn Pensacola to be ready for the spnng season rn the Un1ted Natrons League Another Meow lthl to Feed Ela1ne Monfxls has started a home for homeless cats On her husband's salary as GMG pres1 dent she can afford to Evenlng Yearly Staff Edrtor Dale Monetleone Assrstant Edrtor Fanme Fo1ler Feature Edrtors Imah Flubb Effie Chnker U R Funny Fat Burns Skmny Well Fed Louella Preachers Txllxe Wrttledun W E Jrppum S1lv1s Vehs Sports Soclety AdVBItlS1l1g Cxrculatxon The People Speak To the Edrtors Dear Srr Recently you pubhshed an artrcle dealxng w1th poor cond1t1ons pmeapple plantatrons rn Paraguay I was shocked that a paper as frne as yours would prmt such untruths' S1r, I am a prneapple grower and I res1de on just such a Paraguyan plantatlon Condltlons here are Good' lDon't let anyone fool you, Mlster they're mxghty good Q Glgantlc Flre Sale Book Bargains Galore As you, dear readers, know from former SCIIIIOIIS of thrs wonderful paper, our store, the Middle Of The Block Bookstore was partxally bumed a week ago, so we ve decrded to have one of those Glgan t1c Flre Sales you always read a bout For th1s sale we feature AUTOGRAPHED COPIES OF Sh1rley Reasoner Mlller Buchanan Act Features Ventrlloqulsm A sensatlonal acrobatlc act b mternatronally famous entertamers Gary Mlller and R D Buchanan w1l.l be presented for the Home Town Folks at the GHS gym The act w1ll lnclude ventnloqlusm CLASSIFIED SECTION QLost and Foundl Lost one set of false teeth Near Marn Street, somewhere If found, please notlfy Gerald Brant ley Enormous reward I can't eat wlthout 'em John Reed Dear Mr Reed Our deepest apology to you for pr1nt1ng that artlcle If you would be so good as to send us the truth we'll be glad to pr1nt rt Say, are you the John Reed I knew rn hrgh school at Glendale? Dale Montelecone, Edlt MODEL STARVES FILTHY RICH Modehng, accordmg to Sharon Johns, 1S an exactmg profession It takes e1ght hours of sleep each mght, a good permanent, the use of Georges Lotxon on the hands farthfully after every washmg, and nearly starvmg to death at every meal to be 1n the Ten Thousand Dollar a year class So far, she's made rt very well WHERE THE ELITE MEET for the MOST ORIGINAL OUTFITS GAY PAREE' Our two great desrgners, Allce and Darla are here to serve you II ' u .l I I ' I I . . n u f . - , ' ' ' ' eu. - - I' I I ' or ' ' . The Day Glendale was I.nvaded . : , . . I D- . . I I . Y . . . . .... -. . . n . IN . alunln ' 1 lvl 6 ARTICLE I We, tht Struor Class of l9:o7, leave o t e ttnderstandrng ftculty our repu To I I tron for IDCIII tht most quiet and vest behaved class rn sthool the Jumors we lc we our ahrlrty to atqture money and lcep rt t me Sophomorts we leave our outstandrng good looks and athletrc abrlrty tre Freshmen we ltlvt our werl of txpcrrtn ts ant our exceptronally ood rades ARTICLE II Sharon Johns, W1l.l my flrst place rn the lu.nch lme to anyone WI o can run fast enough to get It and my abrlrty not to illrt to my srster, Sandra Gary Maller, wrll my ab1l1Ly to pass chemistry to anyone who tlunks chemas try w1ll be easy Elalne Monfrls, w1l.l n y smallness to Rose Mary Wood Darla Bone, w1ll my uctra WCIEIT to anyone who wants It and my 1b1l1ty to keep from akmg homeworl home to Merry Fox Jlfllnly Mosley, belng of tmsound nund and body don't w1ll anytlung to any body because Ineed all lgot Gary Stevens, w1l.l my ab1l.1ty to do the wrong thrng at the rrght mme to any body that 1S stuprd enough to want rt' Sally Jo Thompson, w1l.l nay love of baseball to my brother, B111 and my habrt of always bemg on trme to Beverly Cox John Reed, w1ll my werght to Sandra Johns and my good looks to Wesley Young Sharon Jeffrres, wrll my Welght to Beverly Strand Hershel Leach, w1ll my red harr to Mr Stolz Gerald Brantley, wrll my abrlrty to get a study hall every year to Harlan Strand Carole Hlgglns, W1l.l my ab1l1ty to referee basketball games to Charlotte Redfreld Fred Musta, wrll my long arms to Johnny Harms 1nd my Hit '37 Chevy to anybody who wrll take It Shrrley Reasoner, wlll my falthful old locker to Paulette Carr and my abrlrty to cram more rn lt than It naturally holds Layton Brown, w1ll my short harr to Troy Reynolds and Wes Youn and my ab1l1ty to wreck my parents car rnstead of my own to my brother, B Dale Monteleone, will my natural curly ha1r to B111 Mullarkey R D Buchanan, w1ll nothmg because I am too lazy to make out a wrll Andy Owens, w1ll my No 12's to Doug Clark Ph1l1p Dav1s, X rl my ablhty to brrng my car to school and get away wlth IL to B1ll1e Jean Johnson Alxec Blastr, w1l.l my band umform and bass drum to anyone who wants them and my htrght to Gladys Vmcent ARTICLE III Thrs last wlll and testament of the Stnror Class of 1957 15 hereby srgned and sealed on thls twentrttn dry of Fe Jruary, 1n tht ytar of our Lord, mnttttn hundred and frfty seven 1 X ' ' 2' 1 t hr ' r ' 1:1- - - S . ',' l , sl K , . ' I -' .. To ' 1 ' ' r ' ' r v . I To I H , Y , N, , ' ,, . , s I I ' B1 N 'L th aj '- L r ' C .' ' ' ' C7 0 O D ' I, . . I X . . 1 I, . . . .V K . . . - I, . i . . 1 i I, 1 X . in .Y L K . 2 . . ' t ' Q . I, . . . . . - I, Edward Strauss, will my ability to graduate Qmaybej to Alvin Miller. I, . . . . , Q . - I, ' . ' I, . . I, . . . . I, ' ' . . I, . K . . Q I, . . . , . V I, ' '. 1 r I, . . . . . I, I g . . S ' ' ' ' ob. I, Y . I . . , . I, . . ' . , . . . A41 A .' . . I . , .I . I, ' ' f ' . ' I ' xl fl 5 s Q-ww Vw-www' in eir Sfepa I. A 4 Wpwf, , , fwq, ,V In c Q 241,150 The 1950-57 sehool year proved a wonderful and active one for the juniors, Nearly all of them were active in sports, GAA, student government, puhliea- tions and other school events. Class officers were elected at the beginning of the year, Bill Mullarkey was elected president, Jess Liunyon became vice president, Beverly Cox was chosen secretary, and Wes Young, treasurer. In No .eniher the Junior class sponsored the Sadie Hawkins dance. The autumn thexne was used, The Elirds and the Boys, a three actcoinedy, was presented in Xiareh. 5 ROW 1 Tom Munyon Riy Muny on Wesley Young LeeRoy Moselikau, Lloyd Clark, Tom Misfeldt. ROW Lenort Smith Linda Humphreys, S illy Johns, Jean Faehet, Charlotte Redfield, Shirley Chitwood, Bev- erly Cox Paulette Carr Mary Weeks ROW 3 Mr Moe, advisor, Glen King, Kenneth Clark, Beverly Strand, Rose Mary Wood Merry Fox, Kay Strauss, Joyce Killian, Larry Nichols, Bill Sloan, Mr. Carter, advisor ROW 4 Bill Hale, Alvin Mlller Bill Mullarltey, Torn Mehl, David Kilmer, Bob Brown, Gary Elven' 5 if, UM: ? W ,i .-bf rf '13 Nancy Furlong served as treasurer for the sophomores, whlle Sandra Johns acted as secretary Blll Barrong held the office of v1ce presxdent, and Chfford Worley was elected presldeut 6Zcw4a,f5 ROW 1 Lynn Troxel, Dennl Ward, Donald Belcher, Frank Frsh, Roy Coate Terry Buchanan Jrm Berry, Bruce Van Dulne, B111 Barrong B111 Mrller ROW 2 Sharon Foster, Janet Nlcholson, Mabel Fotherrngham Donna Hubler, Marcella Dav1s, Carolyn Clark Len.n1e Reagan, Beverly Brady Janre Munyon, Ruth Ann Moschkau ROW 3 L1nda Ellsworth, Dorothy Stovall, Sandra Johns Vlrgrma Goodson, Judy O'Ne1ll, San dra Palmer, Blllle Johnson, Glona Reed, Lourse Johnson, Mary June Holland, Pat Ball Alta Cooper, Nancy Furlong, Dora Lee Allen ROW 4 Mr Stoll advmsor Dan Densley, Rrchard Porter, Ph.1lL1p Meglasson, Oscar Hallman, Clrfford Worley, Buddy Smart, Gale Ausun, Lester Drltz, Davld Golden, Jrm Hall, Gene Collrns 'YQ' 1 41 - - X I , . . . - 7 : n u ' u u . ,u , . . . , ' :. . , u , Q a 1 7 . . : , - . D . 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Jean Crofi proudly dlsplays her attractlve pussy cat dunng Freshmen 1n1tat1on Over mght the halls of GHS were transformed 1nto a beauty haven Chuck Foster was a typ1ca1 Frosh' on 1n1tat1on day ROW 1 Charles Foster, B111 Owens, James Stewart, Steve Sutch, James Thomas, Larry Hager, George Humphreys Douglas Clark, John Harms, John Poag, Ralph Sloan, Wendell Stanley ROW 2 Sandra Barry Judy Holmgren, Barbara Chltwood, Mary Lee Pate V1v1an Hurst, Jean Croff, Evelyn Gordon, Kathleen Cleve land Karen Smrth Mary Johnson ROW 3 Mr Revello advlsor, Sharon Mlller, Carolyn Dollar, Drane Klrk Bonrue Perkms, Lucxlle Smlth, Verg1e Ward Carol Ranlun, Sue Buchanan, Georgra Mlll, Jan Oseplan Rebecca Buchanan, Jewell Perry, Gallene Bowen, Jeanetta Scounce, June Furlong, Donna Stevens, Sherrrll Jeffnes, Leona Baker, Mrs Revello, advrsor ROW 4 Lee Ann Bowen, Sharon Johnson, Manlyn Harns Oda Lee, B111 Thompson, Enc Ross, Don Troxel, Larry Mosley, Carhss Stanflll Harlan Strand, Bob Estes, Merle Emerson Wqndn rs Q0 fa' af P7 I 4 4, ' 1 X: P L j 5 'I X f' XE-'Q v , x fi 'V ' , I ,f . rfrr, Q L Q M nfs, 3 1 ' - I Q . , l - n 4 n - 1 , 1 u, n .. 1: . , 1 v n n 1 . 1 A . : . . . . , : . . 1 I M .Ti , .Xu , .L V Q bg-r KJ 1 l lv , s Lf ,N X. K P ' LQ , ' t ' 6 it ' L ' . Q, ' l . I xx ' A ' '. F , .' -- ' W: r 8 lr 1 A s ,L . I 7 Q. M p , ,4 , L s P- W . . 1 1- 5 , . A j ' 7 , 1 , 'v t ' L, S ' ,i . Y . I , I 1 -if ' 1 .fdcfiuifiea WaLe Spirif 4 ea eam! 244' Hey You Guys was Rose Mary Wood's favorite beginning for a yell. m agimi-asm g,,t Sally Jo Thompson, Rose Mary Wood, Shirley Reasoner, and Carole Higgins led the Pirate Student Body in yells this year. The gals of the yell squad kept students interested in the game by their dance step exhibitions, yell formations and above all their performance. Game after game the yell leaders cheered the team on to victory. Sally Jo Thompson was another Pirate chanter. 2414! ' agar! Carole Higgins with her usual pep and enthusiasm cheered the Pirates on to victory. 'E 'Us ROW 1: Sally Jo Thompson, Carole Higgins, Rose Mary Wood, Shirley Reasoner. ROW 2: Louise Johnson, Billie Johnson, Gloria Reed, Sandra Pahner, Carolyn Clark, Mar- cella Davis. ROW 3: Charlotte Redfield, Pat Ball, Dora- lee Allen, Sharon Miller, Evelyn Gordon, Rebecca Buchanan, Mary Lee Pate, Beverly Cox, Paulette Carr, Mrs. Revello, advisor. ROW 4: Donna Stevens, Marilyn Harris, Jan Ose- pian, Judy O'Neill, Janet Nicholoson, Beverly Brady, Jane lglunyon, Mary Holland, Nancy Furlong, Sandra Johns, Dorothy tovall. Members of the Pep club bolstered the spirit around school by planning pep assemblies and yelling at games. Serving as president for the group was Charlotte Red- tield, Rose Mary Wood acted as vice president, while Sally Jo Thompson handled the duties of secretary. The gleam of victory was always present in Shirley Reasoner's eyes as she cheered for the Pirates. Under the d1rect1on of Mr Carter the band performed at assemblles and games The Glendale band made a lastmg unpressron on all who lrstened to rts many and var1ed performances Part ot the bands success was due to Mr Carter who spent many hours practrcrng Wllh h1s groups rn preparatron for therr performances at games and other functrons Th1s year the band gamed 111 profr crency and recerved new umforms The unrform fund was started last year bv a donatlon from the PTA Z 0 Perforrrung dunng half trme at games was one of the many band HCUVICICS at HS ROW 1 Rlchard Porter, Karen Snuth Darla Bone, Merry Fox, Mary Ann Johnson, Lee Roy Moschkau ROW 2 A1v1n M.111er, Rose Mary Wood Oda Lee James Berry, Lloyd Llark ROW 3 Mr Carter, d1rector, Douglas Clark, JESS16 Ray Munyon, Dean Ball, Frank Frsh, Andy Owens, A11ce Blaser, Gene Collms 2 ' 1 . A we 6 CWKXOWZ R Little Diana Carter performed at many of the games with the flag twirlers and did a fine job. Jw A Sue Buchanan we 7 ' is .95 fl' f I .U Q' 4 ., X 'x 4 W V AZ A X ., fi ff!-Thi A fit. h ,I be it Wt This is the first year Glendale High School has had flag twirlers and they did a marvelous job, per- forming at all the basketball games with the help of the band. Mrs. Revello was the instigator of starting flag twrrling here and helped the girls learn the new trade. A JVQ11- . er nhl dun N pre. wallx Ross. Wood Lfl O lON:S o Thomw Ma s.11a D ara x San ri l L3 1 FL PJ lrwlllr xwrl Gllndalg Rlddh NX Gp.,PSxN Llunlddlk lm G lull KAL Q25 WQZQNT Q .11 ah vue, XOQ Oi ,uno ,a QA M-Pix s. yea lol' llllk wth Glgndalu G1 C yuh Llliliillf. Lfllll 1 Oak and Gla.11da1L Douqla ROW 1 lmusl Johnwn H lllxlf Pwlnu r lNlll'k m.1l.1 DINIS, A111 Lumpur, Jinn. Munyon S mllr ROW 7 Pudb Le. C ln how hllfy NN ood Luflrly Strlnll lsllllx. JL 111 Johnson, Pal Bill Humplumyx Nunn. 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U- I'- - ' r, '- ' 1 1 ic. 'frz . ' 2' l 54 , DLP' 1'-rg if GH , ' 1 umm quwt. of thu lAA ' f 2 ' X 1 Q ' 1 55. fi N 'Bit - Wg' A ' 'al' 3 1 '- 1. . A - . ggi.. Tm .oual gfflill, vas host to 1 - ual iitzp, Y a Lcanu- 'oli iff all 1' rid' uix Vigixl l rm 5 Q 5 . ' A 1 154 A' I ' f E1 - :A 5, 'W' . S l - - ' ' X YQ- pf '-. l Q X , A -f 1 ' 3 f - - Carr, , , f '- 4 ':, ' ' . ' '- 1' 'dl 'fx 1 ' I., yi f. 'l' '. 1 - Il - ' -g lb A ll ' 1 3 - . , ., 1 A ' I A I ... 5 - -, - A -xv Q L1 -1: M A Q L . . X - . . V, , S - ' ' ' ' :ll . ' U .W Q Q' f, 4 C ' A ,J l' 1 .xg ' Q L - V . iq J , ll, x 5 4 Nix I 0 I I I 1 , ' :, ,,f'1 41. H, 1 .' X ,fl . . 1. , ,, , . 1 , , J, , , , 1' ' , ,, . , - -. . . . , , . , L , , . . ,, . w 'v ' ' . 4 . x x ' w A7 x x 1 h' ' m H ' ., . , , X. . ,. X . . 1 rl' ' w- x w- H u 1' f ' x ' 7 ' f' Coach Kathy Revello's talented lvasket- hall team traveled to Glide for a haskethall sportsday January 153. Charlotte Redfield, Rose Mary ' .'.' ood, Beverly strand, Mary June Holland, Shirley Reasoner,SallyIo Thompson Lcnore Smith, Paulette Carr, Rebecca Bu- chanan, Nancy Furlong andfie x'erlyCox made the trip. Beverly Cox was the official GAA representative from Glendale. In the first game the Glendale sextet battled the Riddle Irish, Douglas Trojans, Myrtle Creek Vikings, Glide Wildcats, Sutherlin Bulldogs, and Oakland Oakers. After lunch entertainment was furnished hy members of Glide's GAA. Climax ofthe day was when Gllde's GAA president pre- sented the Glendale team with a first place award. Glendale scored Gr? points to opponents 13. Riddle Oakland 'Jon as Myrtle Creek Glendale Glide Glenda e Glendale Glendale Q Glendale Glendale su nerlin M., ,g - fi Jai 4 Z 25' X Beverly Cox, Rebecca Buchanan, Beverly Strand, Mary June Holland, Rose Mary Wooo, Charlotte Redfield Nancy Furlong, Lenore Snuth Sally Jo Ihompson and Shirley Reasoner were members of Coach Katiy Revello's championship oaskct mall team Beverly Strand denonstrates her ability at Gm OD YOUI' Nllfl ' Get Set' Pl ly Ball' the free throw llne fff -'-'W L. 'ie' Getting the news while it was still hot was the task of Mary Weeks, exchange editor, and Bill Sloan, reporter. Keeping the Pirate Spy ahead of deadlines was the job of co-editors, Beverly Cox and Jean Fachet. ajtdef-new In a typical working pose are Merry Fox, feature editor, Nonie Smith, circulation and Rose Mary Wood, reporter. ill! Full '-it. . If you were to look in on the Joumalism class it wouldn't be unusual to find ink and paper all over the floor, our mimeograph acting up and everyone running around trying to get the paper out by the deadline. Co-editors--Jean Fachet and Beverly Cox are trying to get things organized. Reporters-- Sally Thompson, Bill Sloan, Ronald Smith and Ronald Nace are writing last minute stories. .Exchange--Mary Weeks and feature editor-- Merry Fox are pulling their hair trying to think of something unusual to make our paper more interesting. Sports--Gary Stevens, Jim Mosley, and Rose Mary Wood are writing on last night's game. Circulation--Charlotte Redfield and Nonie Srnith, jack of all trades, are doing any- thing and everything that needs to be done. My name is Pirate LOg...I am a pictorial review of the Glendale 1956-57 school year. ln me you will find pictures of your fellow students, activities in which they are partici- pating, and things which you will want to re- member for many, many years to come. I wouldn't have been here if it hadn't been for the many hours of hard work the co-editors, Sally Jo Thompson and Charlotte Redfield, the business managers, Gary Stevens and Jim Mosely and the entire Journalism class spent on me. I think of all the times they spent writing and rewriting copy, thinking of something to go under the pictures, cutting the pictures off, blowing them up to make them fit on the page and finding something to fill up the blank spaces. The production of this year book took much time, effort, and co-operation from the staff members who collected pictures, stories, and new ideas to make a bigger and better year book in which you could look at and remember the good old times in GHS. It wasn't all work. The staff, just a bunch of students who gladly accepted the responsibi- lities of the challenge, had many interesting and amusing hours putting this annual together. G 4 I, Charlotte Redfield and Sally Thompson, co- editors of the Pirate Log, took over a rough job with many headaches and did a fine job. Wei ' M14 ug , ni Our advisor, Mr. Wohler, deserves a great deal of credit in helping us get the paper and annual out on time. Jim Mosley and Gary Stevens, 1957 Pirate Log business managers, pause from sale records contracts and bills for a few moments of clown ing. , f' ' 'IR-.. 'V 1 N ' x rift ? 'Q'-9 Audrey Bruington, treasurer, Sally Jo Thompson, secretary, Gary Stevens, president, Troy Reynolds, vice president, Wesley Young, social chairman pause after a council meeting for pictures. All right Gary--quit your joking and get on with your job. Class presidents for the year were Bill Mullarkey, junior, Clif- ford Worley, sophomore, Jim Mosley, senior, and George Humph- reys, freshman. ,f in 7' Way 11t Kmg Orchtstra provlded n1us1c for dZilC1lg at the annual Cl1r1stmas For1 1al 111DtCLmb r 14 Blut l1 hts ou the tall Chustmas tree ll the couttr of tht gum prov1dcd the, Ol lx 11lurn111at1on that evuung the cumlx Ill room mth handsome boys to the sound of mus1c ID the oackground gylffe mee Layton Brown and Katherme McLaugh11n are makmg the1r grand appearance at the Chuslmas Formal Watch those sucky fmgers Vo ' Q W Q 2 H '53 Y 1 V 'S 1 ' ,.. . I u ' J L' , ' 'cv ' ' A Y. 11- ' ' ' , , ' ' and formal-clad girls floated around . lv, A V' . I O . - B' , ' Y' Sy l -5 Fred Musta presenting the bouquet to Sally Jo. ln the background are the three other candidates, clapping, and Gary Stevens, who introduced the princesses. Saturday, February 16, Glendale High School held a basketball homecoming. The Homecoming queen was chosen by vote of the student body from among four princesses, one from each class. At the game, which was with Phoenix, Cary Stevens announced the queen, Sally Jo Thompson, and team captain, Fred Musta, presented her with a bouquet. There were cheers and hand-clapping from all the crowd for the pirate queen, and we do mean Pirate, for she and all the other cheerleaders were dressed as such. A dance with free refreshments was held afterward with all alumni invited to attend. This is the queen--Sally Jo. She is also the senior candidate and a cheer- leader. U 0 7 0 Paulette Carr, who was Sue Buchanan, another flag Junior Candidate, She is Pat Ball, from the sophomore twirler, from the freshman also a flag twirler. Class. class. 7? ..-Li' Gary Koehler and Lester Diltz fnot freshnienj with two of the irosh--slaves, of course. The na mes of these beautiful ladies are Kathy Cleveland and Mary Ann Johnson. Freshman Initiation was held by the sophoniores early in the fall, with the help of around fifty-five frosh, We don't know how niuch the sophomores made on the poor frosh, but we do know that when the inoney was all counted out, there were grins on thc faces of those who counted it, If wc all hadn't been initiated in our first year here, we'd think this year's crop didn'i enjoy themselves. Say, even though this has been going on every year since who knows when, just who gave the sophomores the right to pick on the frosli? f.- I s xi Sophomore Dean Ball stands behind slave Janice Osepian. What's so funny, Janice? I O f f I A typical scene on Frosh Initiation Day. Appar- ently these guys are giving her 11 bad time. We ean't tell who she is, or we'd offer our sympathy. f I , ' - . gif- , x g' ' i Y 'IN I X' , , . , . jg., Q, 4, '. A badlc llawklzls llgmcg was hllu lu ff 4 , H A A Q- . , 1 'A 4 A 1, Nwvcmhgr, mlm wmrylwdy CZ'1lllL'CTuSSLLf rl A , 51,7 I, v 'X ' M Dwgpatcll Sigh-. 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ROW 1: Dan Densley, Wes Young, Bill Hale, Dale Monteleone, Layton Brown, Andy Owens, R. D. Buchanan, Troy Reynolds. ROW 2: Coach, Jim Revello, Lynn Troxel, Floyd West, ll feqfffze Glendale's football season got off to a y hopeful start with a 20-O win over Jack- sonville, but hopes were crushed with the succeeding games. The scores were: Glen- dale 2O, Jacksonville O, Myrtle Creek 26, Glendale 145 Douglas 32, Glendale 12, Sutherlin 27 and Glendale 13. More defeats followed when Glendale was beaten by Eagle Point l2-393 Illinois Valley 25, Glendale 65 Henley 34, Glendale 65 Phoe- nix 38, Glendale 133 and Talent l3, Glen- dale 7. R, D. Buchanan, G. Bob Brown. G- Jessie Ray Munyon, Q15 D319 Momeleone, E, Mr' Edwards, Coach W 22- - Returning letterrnen on the team this ear were Brown, who played back- Owens Y back, Buchanan, guard, and Munyon, bacll. Young played end, Reynolds, back, Diltz, back, Smith, center, Troxel, guard, and Stanfill, tackle, This year's lineup includ- ed, LE, Young, LT, Stanfillg LG, Mosch- kaug C, Smith, RG, Troxelg and RT, Mehl. Others were: RE, Monteleoneg QB, Munyou, LH, Owens or Reynolds, RH, Hale or Diltzg and F, Brown. Troy Reynolds, Back Mr. Revello, Coach Layton Brown, F 'lu e,,4'w,,, 9' va Andy Owens, LH Wesley Young, End W2 J R ,QQ T Q h' ' v,f,' rw? ,. , , Douglas Claris acted as one of the managers for the Pirate football team. Gary Koehler assisted Douglas Clark in the responsibilities of managing dur- ing half time and cleaning up thc dressing room. 4 l Completing the trio of managers was Dan Denslcy. Coach Bob Stolz's JV football squad had scheduled very few games, but under the Glendale Pirates standards proved very strong under the pressure of their opponents, All the games were tough battles with the Pirates squeezing wins over the Myrtle Creek Vikings and Douglas High Trojans. Myrtle Creek traveled to the Pirates home field and engaged in a tough battle with both the Pirates and the mud, The game ended 25-12 in favor of the Buccaneers, Lateronthe Pirates won another one over the Douglas High Trojans, For the third game of the season the Pirate crew met the Sutherlin Bulldogs. Neither team gave an inch throughout the eri- tire fracas. Final score ofthe game was 0-O. Even though the Glendale crew won several games they were defeated by Myrtle Creek, Douglas and Illinois Valley JV. 1 KNEELING: Doug Clark. ROW' l: Bill Bzirrong, Lt-cRoy 'vlosClikau, Hill llzilts, Bill Sloan, Larry Nichols, Ken Clark, Tom Mclil. RON 2: Bill Tiionipson, Roy Coats, Bill Miller, Floyd West, James Bt-rry, Crirlis Stanfill, Coach Stolz. ROW 3: John Poag, George lluinplireys, Norman Emerson, Chuck Foster, Raymond Frank Munyon, James Hall. Fw r Faa- dvi 7 C s 2 ws - li 5, 354 ' L ilvwsgavp-ryri . ' H 42' I -me 5 A ---6 E ,sf E 1, W' F i ,L-E1 I, . x 4 .iv . . Si 1 3.2: ,I fig? ia 111- . .nr-V . ,'.., f- J--P. 1 Gif A K -. '4 if, 7 Qi r A It o ' :Q X an A 'I ' Q A V Q 1?l' Q f K 2 'V D xi 'ws' Q AGV ' it 4 ,Q Dale Monteleone Gag Miller qdfldddfdfl , Y Bill Hale Jessie Munyon Gary Stevens Glendale Glt-iulgxlt Glclldiilc Glendale Glendale Glelldalt Glu-lxdalt Gloiualc Glendale Glendale A ROW 1: John Harris, Manager, Coach Robert Stolz. ROW 2: Bill Hale, Gary Stevens, Wesley Young, Clifford Worley, Layton Brown, Dale Coach Bob Stolz's varsity basketball team re- corded a seasons record of eight wins and twelve losses. Glendale opened the season with a win over Oakland and throughout the season defeated Glide, Illinois Valley, Riddle, and Sutherlin. The greatest win of the season was over the Sutherlin Bulldogs by a score of 48-47. In Ump- qua Valley League play the Pirates earned fourth place. This year Glendale played in both the Ump- qua Valley League and Rogue Valley League. Season's 51 Oakland 34 34 Brookings 42 49 Riddle 36 '70 Oakland 35 35 Brookings 48 55 Glide 53 35 Myrtle Creek U8 35 Eagle Point 62 36 Myrtle Creek '70 43 Illinois Valley 39 Monteleone, Tom Munyon, Gary Miller, Jessie Wesley Young Troy Reynolds Tom Munyon Layton Brown Munyon, Troy Reynolds. Top scorer for the Pirates this season was Bill Hale with a total of 212 points. Four Juniors were runners-up. They were Jessie Ray Munyon with 177 points, Wes Young with 139 points, Troy Reynolds with 80 points and Tom Munyon with 68 points. Ray Munyon also led in re- bounds--and fouls. Some Junior Varsity boys who played a few quarters this season were Tom Mehl, Buddy Smart, Bill Mullarkey, Wendell Stanley, and Larry Nichols. Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Glendale Riddle Douglas Phoenix Sutherlin Eagle Point Glide Douglas Illinois Val Sutherlin Phoenix ley Clifford Worley 4l 64 54 54 65 65 56 47 47 52 '- . , 1 ,, ' x ROW 1: Glen King, Oda Lee, Richard Porter, Bill Barrong, George Humphreys, Buddy Smart, Larry Nichols, Wendell Stanley. ROW 2: Coach Harry Edwards, Clifford Worley, Bill Mullarkey, Terry Buchanan, Tom Mehl, Bill Thompson, David Colden, John Harris, manager. Like a bird through the air flew Bill Hale as he scored two points against Lhe Myrtle Creek Vikings. ll is a tense moment in the Myrtle Creek game when Pirate forward Wes Young and Losey. Myrtle Creek eenrer, jump higiz in the air for a jump ball. Having trouble getting control of the ball, Layton Brown, fights it out with two Illinois Valley players before a foul is called. Illinois Valley slipped away from the Pirate defense to put up a shot against Glendale. However, the Cougars fell to the Pirates. ?fw44 ROW 1: Wendell Stanley, Oda Lee, Eric Ross, Bill Thompson, John Poag. ROW 2: Coach Stolz, John Harris, Merl Emerson, Bob Estes, Donald Troxell, George Humphreys, Charles Foster. JG-slug, jN,,7,7 ROW 1: Douglas Clark, Gary Koehler, Dan Densley, Carlis Stanfill, James Thomas. ROW 2: James Barry, Lester Diltz, Roy Coate, Bill Miller, Larry Mosley, Frank Fish. ROW 3: David Kilmer, Manager, Lloyd Clark Don Monfils, Andy Owens, Bob Brown, Lynn Troxel, Manager, Coach Jim Revello. Owe?-77' Are you sure that isn't a pin Ref? Come on Cary, pin him! ! lf! A sport that doesn't receive much publicity but still keeps producing winners are the Pirate wrestlers. This year under the able coaching of James Revello,the Pirate matmen made a good showing. The Glendale wrestlers scheduled eight meets and won four out of the eight. On January 24 eleven neighboring schools were invited to participate in the second annual Glendale Invitational Wrestling tournament. Sutherlin High School was the win ner of the meet, Ronald Smith captured a first place in the tourney, The Pirate mat crew journeyed to Medford in February for the district meet. Even though none of the Glendale boys earned a state tourney berth, five boys placed in the third and fourth divisions, Don Monfils and Dan Densley placed third in their divisions, while Gary Koehler, Ronald Smith and Lloyd Clark placed fourth in their categories, IAQ Ron Smith receiving his first place award in the Glendale Invitational Tournament from Mx. Revello. That's the way to go Di1tz! 47 Zotdeeam 'W Pm Hmm! Pm dim' Gel Lhax rebound' Don'l Worry A rough and tumble affair Bluck thnx S1101 Will hc Will? inf iV W! . I ' V313 g ...... nN........ ai' 71:0 HARRY A, EDWARDS, Jr, University of Oregon, Stanford University, Oregon State College, Bachelor of Science, Master of Education. Football, J. V. Basket- ball, Track, General Math, Alge- bra, Trigonometry, Senior Math. BOB S'l'OlZ Oregon State College, Bachelor of Science. Football, Basketball, Baseball, Health and Boys' P. F., Biology. JAIVHES A. FATE Willamette University, University of Oregon, Bachelor of Arts. KATHRYN REVELLO East Stroudsburg State 'leachers College, Bachelor of Science. Pep Club advisor, GAA advisor, Flag Fvlrtjorette advisor, Health and Girls' P. E. JAMES REVELLO East Stroudsburg State 'leachers College, Bachelor of Science. Football, Wrestling, Baseball, Freshman class advisor, General Science. Biology. Sli ALBERT P. MOE Eastern Washington College of Education, University of California Bachelor of Arts. World Geography English 10, 11, 125 Student Coun- cil Advisor, Junior Class. DORIS HOLMES Northwest Nazarene College, Washington State College, Bache- lor of Arts. Home EC., Lunch menus, Home EC., 1,2,3. RUTH SETI-EER University of Oregon, Bachelor Arts. Social Studies. DON WOHLER Linfield College, University of Oregon, University of Wyoming, Bachelor of Arts. Annual, Paperg English, Speech, Journalism. J. ROBERT CARTER Southern Oregon College of Educa tiong Bachelor of Arts. Music, Junior Class Advisor. Y 4 fhrf C WAYNE CLOSE Bowlmg Grccn State UIIIVGISIFY, Oregon Stale Collegm. Bachelor of SCICDCL Mastcr of Scxcnu. Scn 1or Class Advisor, Physlcs Indus Lrxal Arts '-x,f.. ' Miry lllffli C, IILIA r1 1 BFRTIE GRAHAM Norlhx-scsi Nazarene Collr-gag Bach-:lor of Arts. Collect Lunch Moncyg Typing, Qhorlhaml, Officc Practice, Bookkeeping. 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I ll Glendale HEY' STOP' Dlxle Do s F C 9 0Uf'f0'f' oke If You IIE-1ntGood Snacks DIXIE Burgers Stop Xt The Glendale Teen age Headquarters DIXIE DRIVE IN Highway 99 and Glendale .Icf A, -'N GLENDALE OREGON Nb. 4 'J ....,.'avs' Just Ilke the weather values are always Congraiulahons fo the 1957 Graduates from BATES GROCERY Phone VE 2 SII5 Glendale Oregon THE GRANTS PASS COURIER Published Daily Except Sundays and Holidays V I. -'-- 5 N-,X fiftixl , 5' 7 :1. , ' as 'QF' A G mf V, -I Q f n il I I -9 s . f J ' 1 .V 4: , I 5. W,,,,wm When ln Grants Pass Plan To Eat At The RCGUE FOOD SHOP 38 me I o llmt ls lJlffCI'6Ill LOOK' EVERYBODY' F me Home Cooked '5- Food G-af. SLIM PICKINS CAFE We Specialize ln Choice Steaks an Fried Chicken Dlck 8N1elbaHf1yes Congratulatrons to the Class of 57 from the GLENDALE CLEANERS N K OCCASIW S IDA EDSON Phone VE 2 6925 Cole cg lnlcrote FLOORCOVERINGS QQSN E Sixth Grants P055 Phone GR 6 2164 Pxpert Suuer-. C house MCCLILLOCHS McCulloch Sales 8 Service Glendale Oregon X- 'fixef , . ff ii H r f fl -J I I XX M lfnjl lf' 3 od - W 1 , ' If . n d ' 0 ll 9 ' V - . C Y M. I f, .I J I S l 1uwvri' for 'Ill ' ni' HF Flowers or all GERRY LEITCH Occaszons INSURANCE 950 S W 6th St Grants Pass Oregon Greenwood 6 5129 GRANTS PASS FURNITURE CO Your S 8 H Green Stamps Furniture Store Invites Your Patronage Just North of Byrd s on 6th Free Parking Grants Pass Oregon ELMA S FLOWERS 8 PETS 428 S W 6th St Grants Pass Oregon Phones 6689 or 3701 PROBST FLOWER SHOP Grants Pass Oregon 118 S E H Street Phone GR 6 3476 GR 6 7411 GILL S CLEANERS 8. SHIRT LAUNDRY We Clean Rugs Upholstery Drapes on Tues 8. Fr: Phone GR 6 3364 ii f' ,X i J SHELDON S SPORTING GOODS 932 S W 6th Phone GR 6 3566 Grants Pass Oregon in -Q THE CALIFORNIA oREsoN PowER COMPANY '7 Glendale Oregon Ph VE 2 5535 Grants Pass Oregon Ph GR 65521 wk 'Nr N 115 fl If Top Quo I lty Meats Wholesale Prlces and Guaranteed to Please You WUNSCH S FOOD LOCKERS C6 , I f . .. f ' . . . I . ,f.'. ....... h . ff I I - 15 Calls made in Glendale, I I ' X N' T T Q o'o . O O ' ', 1 ' ' 3669.4 fy. , O fn . r . . I gwmsgigzn. ., . I - 4 I f wwe l :...-4'.?g.v .. - .4 -4 L.. 0 X ' .Q - -'i -.1 5 I , J :ar 01' 1 ' D ' xv. - I ' ' ' I ' ' EXCEL DRESS SHOP Smart styles for everyone Grants Pass L B HALL FUNERAL HOME Oreg Cremutorlum SWALLOW S CAFE 221 S E 6th St Grants Pass Open 24 Hours Ambulance Oxygen Equipped, The Fmesz In Each and Every Servzc Phone GR 6 3388 Grants Pass Congratulatzons to the Class 0 1957 EGGERS JEWELRY 50 Years 0 Servzce iss' Oregon GOOD LUCK DOLLAR AND PATTERSON Dealers Materials for Home and Industry 4 P? 9 on y 1 fl .g, . . , f ' ' e ' c s . 1-41 N.W. C Street - 'i ffy g W . . f ' jj f . , lg S? in Congratulatnons to the FIELDS JEWELRY Class 0 1957 E Grants Pass Oregon Art Curved Duamonds Other Flne Jewelry LANTERN GRILL Grants Pass Oreg0n Friendly service : Quality foods 5' Convenient loca on L! BARRETT S STATIONERY STORE HOWARD S BARBER SHOP ' Shaves Halrcuts Glendale OYSQOI1 SOUTHERN OREGON LAND CO 435 S E 6th St Grants Pass Oregon You Last Em We Sell Em UTZ FOR SUITS Grants Pass Oregon QUINES CREEK STORE Ted T and Hazle McPherran Glendale Oregon Phone TE 4 5335 Hunting Flshlng an b Z Athletic Equipment HAMMER S X ! SPORTING cooos 7755 E 6th Phone GR 63363 Grants Pass I 7: d J X X a 1' K 1 fm f SALLY SUE TRUCKING Z Congratulatzons to the Class o 57 Z GRANTS PASS LAUNDRY and DRY CLEANING 234 S. W. Sth St. GR 6 6668 --1'12iff1112:2121252Q252525253ggsgzgagag5gsgagzgsqsz2:21212:2r2121211111I -'-' f . :gm .:.:1:::::::: I 7 , . f' Q Z HOPPER S STORE SERVICE STATION I TGI? Tk qffl E QQ? . CAPITOL 76 SERVICE STATION HENNINGER S STORE CHECK THESE FEATURES X DyG d X G X F hvg bl Sh X IS ppl 1, ...i S -1 gl 0 ,111 a in ances U I N C QS x -' I I Q , L 5 0f'57 Buy Your Gus and Oil at 9 ancl Glendale Jct. Glendale, Oregon Wolf Creek Oregon , D 0 A 9 I' OO S roceri FBS c oo ' fw YOUNG S FOOD BANK XFX Phone VE 2 6455 GI dl O an oe 'SW cm 1 miss' MJ ar' Food P' STOP' V SHOP' ,L SA VE' 3' BARGAINS' M ,ff S, W 3 Buy our yy Here FRENCH HELL X M BEN WHALEY Dlstrlbutor of LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS Shell OI' Products S W Phone GR 6 3513 Grants Pass Oregon Phone VE 2 2455 AL'S MARKET 331 N. E. 6th Street Gr 6 4517 Grants Pass QUINES CREEK CAFE Relax with TV Where You Flnd Good Eats HI Way 99 and Qulnes Creek Rd. Box 395 Glendale Oregon 4 lint? ' flu V! I'-Z A -4, ' ' I T V' yi I 9 JAG :nj 'ti-u 1 I' 2 Zi-':f.-3.931511 ' .- .sr'.v' ' '-'-?1'.'N:I-' 9 0 1 wr - f X ' 1 7 I .J ' L' ' . Q VA X' . i ' . V' N' .1 , , L ' V94 J ISV' yr' 's ' .I yn ww V: -y 'P - 'vii x . 'Y ,1V, Alf' rx WM ,,w Amr ,, It yr xwwv I :, 4 xxx, it V, Y 1 1 Q' X 1 110' TT 116 . . J. Sf. Bob Hart INSURANCE 237 S O Box 327 Phone GR 6 4634 rants Pass Oregon For Your lnsurance Needs See SAM L FOX Insurance Agency S W .l Stree Grants Pass Oregon , 000.4004 000 0000 ' LINCOLN CLEANERS 8. TAILORS .0008 Grants Pa s s Oregon 00000 04'0000'000'0 000 A Brlghter Future with planned bank savmgs Educatuon Automobile Home Busnness www 'ZS sl OO SOUTHERN OREGON STATE BANK Grants Pass fompletc l2 ifllCll'1 Service Oregon Current llate on Savmgs 2 2 Member Federal Deposit lnsuranc e Corp KW' PLUMMER MOTOR COMPANY Dodge Plymouth and Dodge Trucks 10 SE M Street Grants Pass Oregon WOO DR UM S Shoes For All the Famlly one PR 6 6454 220 S W 6th Street Grants Pass Oregon SQUARE DEAL FURNITURE CO Furnlture Floorcovenng Plumbing Hardware and Tools Ph GR 6 3625 6th and J St Grants Pass, Oregon LANGLEY S TOGGERY lluaxs the 'Host to Choose rom Stetson Hats lrrou Shzrls Best ll :shes Grants Pass Oregon LLOYD'S GROCERY S E G Ph GR63lO5 Grants Pass Oregon .E. H. St. - P. . . 2, X J r' g ' 1 J , . . . V ,iv fi' . ' 2 ',., L l32 . . t OO O Q 3 0 3 ' Q 3 0 I K . g t. . 3 791 s. E. am sf. 0 , VU, : 1 A - 9 O O 9 2 2 -.ig 'Er I T. Ph Q - . . 9 . . . - - i Q Q U Q O C 138 . . St. X X McLAlN DRUG CENTRE As You Make This New Beglnnlng Please Accept Our Congratulations Not Only for the Fact You Are Now Graduating But Also on the Decisions You Have Made for the Future SHOP McLAIN S Camera Counter for All PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES C A M E R A S School Prolectors etc KUIN 7 OO p m Your Friendly Famlly Pharmacy i 1 E, , xx X S ' , 0 X lx on File Nx xx X . fv- 7 X - 1 mg p I ROGUE RIVER HARDWARE Where Most People Trade X Slnce l899 .unqu- Congratulatlons to the ,359-19 Class of Iese ll,- And ,, Best of Luck In the Years to Come C 'C GLENWAY LARRY s DRIVE IN 26 Hgh y99S th fI956 Ill h 1 THE GLENDALE 4' V GRQCERY lllflllll lllllllll lllllllll lllllllll lllllllll fflllllll 055 19 III 'II I 3 3 E 1 ' '-tt I hlc en rg? E ' Steaks I E f ' Sea Foods Y 5 i wo ou S Grants Pass Oregon - I S ! Congratulations We Give . E Northern Stamps to the 5 Seniors 0 . 3 from Eye? if M E '::::gif5:: 5 Meat - Groceries - Fres Vege ables me -'Z 'Q E -2:-- 5:2-I I use-HHH, I I is l -1 BARNES JEWELRY Master Craftsmen rn Jewelry Pornund oregcn II YLER WA TCHES e THE U S NATIONAL BANK Diamonds Jewelry Grants Pass Branch An Oregon Bank Serving Oregon 1155 W H t Grants Pass Oregon Cadillac P OIIIICC 1-nf- 4-'we yu 4 li 'lil' lil ill lil. li qu. C guna-samsung :Jv Ps 'tw Grants Pa s s SOUTHERN OREGON MILK PRODUCERS INC N E Ph GR 6 7786 Grants Pass Oregon DORSME Featurmg Inexpenslve u Dlstmctxve Clothlug Phone GR 6 7479 432 S W 6th Street MENASCO Oregon ROBINSON S STATIONERY BooIzs8nTypewrlters G M C .I-fucks zzonwefhsf NE 7 Grants Pass Oregon Ph GR 6 7701 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND Grants Pass Branch Let's Build Oregon Together Open I0 to 5 includmg Saturday N f . Jw I . n rs S . I 2 2. ..E-.-.-.-E2!1E-.-EIEEIEIEI '5fs55f2SiE5S?iS22Ei5iSs ''fiifiifEiI5EifIfffiifIfffI5 -2 -:!3:9i:5:Zi:i:3:31'E5'7'3:f 'geizgssxefsifffsifizfififzf ' 132 . . E sf. 'sf: 2s'1S5Si's2?2522?5i5SfS5555? 'Iii If IIS f'E1ErEirEiE5E5E5E5 - - ,.5Ejj,f,Egl,f3SgEgEfg!gEgE5EgE Iiffiifififfffrisffffffi , ,.,, ........rr..s I I 3 I iv? 0 41, , . b r , . I I 200 .. S1. Grants Pass Oregon 6 X eta? 7' , X R 0 ' J X f 1 6 - . Z 4, ,E You wouldn't try to build a house without a plan. Just as necessary is a plan for accumu- lating the money to make that house financially possible. Hit-or-miss methods won't do it. Planned savings will . If you have the will, we have the way to make your dream of home- ownership come true . . . much sooner than you think! SUPERIOR LLIMBER CO Manufacturers of Pacific Coast Lumber Products Glendale Oregon PAY N SAVE You Pay Less You Save Mo H urs 8am to8pm FREE FRONT DOOR PARKlNG 1200 N W 6th Street AIRPORT LLIMBER CO Call Us Collect or Building Needs American 8- Curtis Kitchens A Complete Stock of Building Materials his i Doors hiding Hoo ing Grants Pass Oregon Grams P055 Pac Hi N GR 6 5556 M ' D3 Y t o 1 . . . . ' I Sunday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. , , , . . nk I- - f. HELL PIGGLY WIGGLY STORE A M l-16 906 S W 61h CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS or 1957 BYRD S GasolmeSOlI GENERAL ELECTRIC Appliances S TV ,F-Q GO0DyYEAR Batteries S Tlres TO BE COURTEOUS WE ARE NEVER TOC BUSY CCX S CENTRAL S Jeweler Glendale Phone VE 2 5320 AN D ' Permonenfs Styling GLENDALE BEAUTY sHoP 2 1 ' 5 A 'I 5 5 , t , Q 3? Wishing You Success K-V I' get I xx . Grants Pass We Give SSH Green Stamps Y lv e Any One of Our Parking Lots, Folks - Or Park Anywhere We Will Gladly Get Yo P l to your f Car. Y XS T DR Drug s Fountoln Service GIIIS S COGLEY s DRUG STORE Complzments N RULE S TORE o the AZALEA GOLDE to ear Evefwhmg ery STORE and CHEVRON STATION of ev WW d.I d Oseplan member0 tlepzss oregon G on Som an u y 52 Yeo-fs H' ' Azalea Oregon ROBERT C MARTIN STLIDEBAKER The Home o THE GRAVEL PIT Top Quullty Used Cars and Servzce or the Bzg New 9135 E th Sales Grants Pass Studebaker Oregon BUCKMASTER S JEWELRY Your Famzly Jeweler 2255 E 6th Grants Pass Orego T n Besf Wishes from Your Gas FrleIIdIY HeadqU s S Modern Gas APP nceo cm. PAC UTIL C GAS Lxt ask P hon e GI' 6 as Q X , f - . W . I f I ' , f- 9, . .6 N ' ' 4 I I Co. ' for Iia run , X XNEXQXQ XNXX QNX X 'S' B E I. I. .X MOTQRS NC 5NSY W X XXX Ford gales K Qerxlce Grants Pass Congralulatzons to the Class 0 1907 COBB S CLOTHING Clothing For All Members ofthe Family Reasonable Prices Glendale Oregon PYRD N JOY GLENDM-E C ongrawlamons to the Ilaterrnty Wear 1957 In ant 1' urnzture Clotfzmg Sub teens 122 N. E. F. St Gr. 6 6I88 Class 0 THE PIRATE LOG STAFF Wzsfzes to Suv Tf1anks,' f GATES FURNITURE forthe Advertzsements an Thus leafs Annual Buy the Cates Wav Grants Pass OVBQOH K I 1, 1 X ,, s V' '1 t, -,gil-1 - A A rig? g.:5s1js gx eq xgy, Maw, b I :C - .7 Q fig - : f vswfwm XXEEX 91sgsOQ's sr X-g3'sWkasfxs I rf.: , -CT I ,awww I leg- ..1 x - X. ... - C. . .... , , i ': - ' I - F Q Q? t I' C t -VIE ff I X 7 - ri... . fig N E I I is-fs o pw 1 v . . rj 1 Y QX,Q,Qr5..Qg:s -qglxxf. NM . . x X xt he ,Nay Xxx X X5 .xxxbslxxatfx 1kixg5Xxg.X1 , C 5 ,sggmm A X X . f - I at I 1 I A f f . . ff x ,fy xf xXf X Z1 THE ROBERT DOLLAR CO Manufactures Old Growth Douglas Fur Sugar 8 Ponderosa Plne Box Shook Douglas Fur Plywood GLENDALE Sale Manager VE 2 5820 Glendale Office VE 2 58IO ? f X . X . f ff XX ' X X 11' I If x X 2 f Qi fi,-I iiilrif- 5 Ea HADLEY S 3205 W 61h Phone 6 25I4 4 '6 ',fKovl'nY' New and Used Furniture Antiques .:.n.....a.f!..L..Lc.:r.f'- ' ......m.w.b THE BULLETIN Prmcers and Pubhshers Phone 3324 122 Soufheasf H Sfreer F 8 F BARGAIN CENTER Oreetmgs to Class of 1957 Grants Pass Oregol Sefliel' Avenue Phone VE 2 6569 ft- GLENDALE GARAGE f General Automohve Repair 1 GAS SIIPRIHI Q RPM ACCESSORIES NNW' TF? Glendale Oregon -..,,-,,,,...a Phone VE 2 5815 Congratulatzons tothe Class of1957 DAY suPPLY :Nc Phone VE 2 5130 VARIETY STORE If you don t see Lt Ask for at Congratulatzons to the Class of '57 ROBERT PROFFITT Glendale Insurance Agency Glendale Oregon Box 25 ,Q?L ,9?5. T . '5'Fi .. . . . 12.34.39-.' ,',:. -1.3 I 12: : va- ' :QE I T :E . -Q . . . L 15 J: -- ' I ,sv., I. - ,asv ,D . I.: ' 1 .3 -.-'aa' Q -, s a, H ll ll K I if f -I S -. ' ' M s WI I 1 9 , 1 Q Q 1 X .I A I , . 66 3 - V - 97 STOP SHOP SAVE MDDENE S MARKET Ask for Reach for ZDTTOLA S DAIRY PRQDUCTS At Your Store At Your Door Prlze Wlnnlng Ice Cream' Llsten KUIN 7 30p m Thursday zoTToLA s Salute t Could be You TH SMOKEHOLISE h Cl Hes! of Luck from f ,- X , ' it M I . QQ E Azalea, Dregon . . . , , , , Drink 3 Glasses of Milk Each Day! ., . Q Dutc and Mickie Glendale O g y A 1' 1411 c,.1f'c' If 1 Vx K 65