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

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1959 volume:

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Class Q ' ,Nf F V j' i A 33' ' ' 'Q Glendale, Oregoh 4 , 2 3 . M , fx ' I. P O ea ULN? oreuelf away-Q I' 3 elacufafe lezifinie 5 moment in the back the pages of remember the and act1v1ues depicts a typical day Begmnmg wlth our the day In helpmg us recalplpkthep -1 We ' TO BUD REYNOLDS,who, for3 years has made us immensely proud ofthe appearance of our school. He has lenta helping hand in difficulties, faces unpleas- ant tasks with a never-ending smile and has been gifted with a sense ofhumor which is vital in all walks of life. TO ALICE NEBEL, whose 14 years of efficient service has been invaluable to the Glendale Schools. Her loyalty, friendly manner, and infinite helpful ideas have always been an inspiration to students of Glendale High. We appreciate her tireless, uncom- plaining efforts to make this school a well-run and organized place. ww 'SW 'Q sf if R39 sm s x ime fo md f Q 'IJIAWLI . X TNX. x I ,ix x ..' OSCAR HILLMAN--Manager 25 Track 1,2,4g JVBasketball lg Play Stage Manager 2. JANE MUNYON--GAA 1,2,3,4g Pep club l,2,3,45 Jr. Class Play, Paper Reporter 33 Social Chair- man of Student Council 3,43 Mixed Chorus 3,45 Girls' Sextet 3, Grand Prize Amateur Hour 3, Band 4j Class Play 3,4. JAMES HALL--JV Baseball 1, Basketball Manager 2, Letterman 1,2,3,4, JV Football 2, Varsity Football 4, Honorable Mention Rogue All-Star 4. PEGGY REYNOLDS -- Transfer from Jefferson High School, San Francisco, Calif, GAA 4, Mixed Chonxs 4. GLORIA REED--Pep club 1,2,3, GAA l,2,3,4. BILL BARRONG--Class treas. lg V.-pres. 2, Class pres. 3, JV Foot- ball lg JV Wrestling 23 JV Basket- ball 1,23 Varsity Football 2,33 Varsity Baseball l,3,4, Varsity Basketball 3,43 Annual editor 3, Letterman l,2,3,4g Plays 2, Paper Sports editor 3. DORALEE ALLEN--Paper Co- editor 45 Make-up Sr. Class Play5 Flag Twirler 3,45 Honor Society 3545 Dir. of Jr. Play5 Press Con- ference Delegate 45 Lib. Assist. 4. LESTER DILTZ--Class Play 35 Class pres. 45 Class V-pres. 35 Track2,35 JV Baseball 15 Varsity Wrestling 1,2535 Letterman 15253, 45 Varsity Football 15253. X ' Q O ls BRUCE VAN DUINE--Managerof Wrestling 45 Band 2. SANDRA JOHNS--GAA 15253545 Sec-Treas. 3545 CarnivalQueen l5 Pep Club 15253545 V-pres.5 Class Sec.2535 Jr. Class Play 35 Cheer- leader 35 Cheer Queen 45 Student Council Sec. 45 Football Home- coming Queen 45 Annual business Manager 4. DAVE GOLDEN--JV Basketball 152535 Track Mgr. 25 Letterman 253,45 Play 25 Baseball Mgr. 25 Sgt.-at -Arms 4. JUDY O'NElL -- Transfer from Wallows Oregon5 Pep Club 2,35 Pep Club pres. 45 Paper Co-editor 35 Class Play 3,45 Press Confer- ence Delegate 35 Honor Society V-pres. 4. CLIFFORD WORLEY -- Varsity Football 2 ,3,4Q Varsity Basketball 3,49 Varsity Wrestling 19 Varsity Baseball l,2,3,49 Letterman l,2,39 pres.49 Student Body pres. 49 Vice pres. 39 Class pres. 29 Varsity Track 3,49 German Club pres. 39 Christian Club V-pres. 39 Honor Society 3,4Q Joumalism 39 Boys' State 3g Play 3. MILLIE FOTHERINGHAM- Christian Club 3,4. LYNN TROXEL--V.Pres. of Class 19 Varsity Track 19 Wrestling Mgr. 1,25 Wrestling 3,49 Varsity Foot- ball l,2,3,4Q Jr. Class play9 Letterman 1,2 ,3 ,49 Annual Co-Ed. 39All Star Rogue 3,49 Douglas 4. MARY JUNE HOLLAND--GAA 1, 2,3,4Q Flag Majorette 192,35 Pep Club 2,3,49 Class Play9 Cheer- leader 49 Camival Princess 49 Paper Circulator 4. DONNIA HUBLER--GAA l,2,3,4, Pep Club 1,2,3,49 Girls' Glee 39 Mixed Chorus 49 GAA Touma- ment Manager 49 Play 4. FLOYD WEST--JV Football 19 Varsity Football 2,39 Varsity Wrestling 19 Varsity Baseball 192, 3,43 Letterman's Club l,2,3,49 JV Basketball29 Mixed Chorus 3, 49 Track 49 Grand Prize Amateur Hour 39 Band 39 Carnival King Candidate 3. SHARON FOSTER--Mixed Cho- rus l5 German Club 35 Honor So- ciety 35 Sec-Treas. 45 Feature Editor paper 45 Assistant Librar- ian 4. DEAN BALL--Mixed Chorus lg Band 1,2,3,45 V Track Manager 15 Linfield College Science Confer- ence Delegate 35 Plays 2,35 Di- rector 45 Paper Reporter 45 Letter- man Club 3,4g Class Play 3. NANCY FURLONG--Class Sec. 15 Class Treas. 25 Flag Twirler 1,25 3,45 GAA l,2,3,45 V-Pres. 35 Flag Queen 45 Pep club 2,45 GAA Pres. 45 Honor Society 3,45 Press Con- ference Delegate 45 Student Body Treas.-45 German club 35 V-pres. 35 Class plays 3,45 Paper Co-editor 45 Girls' State Representative 3. GALE AUSTIN--Varsity Wres- tling 4. BEV BRADY--GAA 2,3,45 V-Pres. 45 Girls' Glee 15 Flag Twirler 1, 25 Cheerleader 3,45 Christian Club 3,45 Chorus Leader 35 Pres. 45 Pep Club 2,45 Press Confer- ence Delegate 35 Feature Ed. of paper 35 Asst. Dir. of Jr. Play5 Class Treas. 45 Sextet 35 Chorus 4. PHILIP MEC-LASSON--Track 2,3. ROY COATE--Varsity Wrestling l,2,3,43 JV Football 13 Varsity Football 233,43 JV Baseball 13 Varsity Baseball 2,33 JV Basket- ball 13 Mixed Chorus 33 Letter- man Club 132,33 Sec. 43 Class pres. 43 Play 43 Camival King 4. CAROLYN CLARK--CAA 1,2,3, 43 Pep Club 1,2,3,4j Treas. 43 EX- change Fld. of paper 4. DAN DENSLEY--Wrestling 13233, 43 Team Wrestling captain Frosh year3 Football Mgr. 132,33 JV Baseball 13 Varsity Baseball 2,33 Frosh Basketball 13 Track 33 Letterman 1,2,3,43 Sr. Class Play 4. VIRGINIA GOODSON -- Mixed Choms13Band43 Plays 3,43 Girls' Glee 33 Girls' Sextet 33 Assistant Librarian 3,43 Youth Club 3,45 Song Leader 4. .-of JANET NICHOLSON--Pep Club l,2,3,43 Sec. 43 Paper Editor 43 Jr. Play 33 Press Conference Dele- gate 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Pres.43 Sr. Play 43 Class sec. 4. BILL MILLER--JV Football 13 JV Baseball 23 Varsity Football 23 Varsity Wrestling 3,43 Letterman 2,3,4. RUTH ANN MOSCHKAU--Pep Club 3,45 Cirls' Chorus 3. JIM BERRY--Varsity Wrestling l,2,3,45 JV Football 1,2535 Band 1,25 Varsity Football 45 Letterman l,2,35 Letterman Treas. 45 Track 1,45 Class Play 3,45 Honor Society 45 2nd String All-Star Rogue League 4. TERRY BUCHANAN--JV Foot- ball 1,25 JV Basketball 1,25 JV Baseball 15 Chorus 35 Varsity Baseball 45 Letterman Club 45 Football Captain 45 Varsity Foot- ball 45 All Star Rogue League 4. LOUISE JOHNSON--GAA 1,2,3, 45 Pep Club 1,2535 Paper exchange editor 35 Make-up of Jr. play5 Carnival Princess 3. BUDDY SMART--JV Football 15 JV Basketball 1,25 JV Baseball 15 Varsity Baseball 2,3,45 Varsity Football 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Letterman 2,3,45 Band 3,45 Chorus 3,4. MARCELLA DAVIS--CAA l,2,3, 43 Pep club l,2,35 V.-pres. 45 Girls' Glee 35 Mixed Chorus 4. ' hum? Football, Math, and Wrestling seem to be the main interests of Lynn Troxel and Jim Berry, chosen out- standing in sports and scholarship. The faculty of G.H.S. bestowedthe honor of outstand- ing citizenship upon David Golden. 12 US These 6 seniors, picked by the facu1ty,are the outstanding leaders of today. li-I Sim' s ' a Eaumivsm I3 ru Nancy Furlong, Jane Munyon, and Janet Nichol- son, three outstanding senior girls were picked for scholarship, activities, and leadership. Q i.x..,.,.,k..t t KW 3. A xv , S-X, Swv F. . ,. , K,!.. kk Q, . sw-:,g.9 5,5 , QM ' Q ,-egfwls ww-Fl-P .S X3 . ,wr A ,S N .1 Q f ' A .1-9 i-Qi :..qvQwQs...Q1w.XxnsX.,. 1.iRfQ w Meg. . . -,,w,gk wfxw f., . - ., wg ww aw . . 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Here thc Juniors slave away at American History. It seems that Clark has his times mixed up a bit. Watch out Doug, here comes Mr. Wohlcr. ROW 1: Jean Branum, Vivian Hurst, Kathy Cleveland, Jean Croff, Mary Pate, Georgia Mill, Sharon Miller, Mary Ann Johnson. ROW 2: Evelyn Gordon, Judy Furlong, Wilma Burke, Sandra Barry, Carol Rankin, Fem Whitmore, Gail Bowen, Donna Stevens, Sherrill Jeffries, Rebecca Buchanan. ROW 3: Douglas Clark, Leona Baker, Jan Osepian, Bill Thompson, Larry Hager, Eric Ross, John Poag, Oda Lee, Don Troxell, Harlen Strand, Karen Smith. ROW 4: Gene Reynolds, Carolyne Dollar, Sue Buchanan, Bill Owens, Bob Estes, George Humphreys, Carlis Stan- fill, Charles Foster, Larry Mosley, John Harris. fl' - 14 , x ' - wwQwww.r:f:rQ:a .wwsiwxgiiiiv E ix kw3SKSii5iQiSSiifQili? me lmmwmfm wwhv xwm... gk MN x . x S V K f NN . Q -x - .QM-QM . :.. ,wif ,A f ' Msg-,--lg!-'fg -X. ,.,,,,- im? fo .gyfuolg mbkq 'ill 'inn 'fi ROW 1: Janie Morris, Kay Edson, Elaine Jantzer, Sudie Allen, Sandra Kincaid, Lynn Vaughn, Ruth Harmonson. ROW 2: Dan Harper, Huey Crabtree, Dick Rasmussen, James Allen, Fred Fotheringham, James Crews, Glen Hatton. ROW 1: Ruth Ward, Vickie Hayes, Jeanne Weischedel, Ruth Ann Roberts, Judy Gallego, Nancy Strauss. ROW 2: Mary Hubler, Eula Stewart, Houise Stovall, Elizabeth Goodson, Shirley Napier, Charleta Long, Sharon Burgoyne, Evalyn Brady, Rowena Miller. ROW 3: Ronald Meyers, Belt Shepherd, Michael Brooks, Edwin Sutch, Marcus Mc- Laughlin, Glen Blevins, Jack Berline, Jimmie Barrong, Harvey Pate, Edward Drew, Alton Watson. I6 SHA TY. - 7 RMI ? 'S . ...r :.,5 3 i ffl 35' if N -Q , ,. -Q ' sf' f- . . ., . W, - N ww .Q - As' .. 'wg Q.. s .f is N S ' X' Q . Q bali ROW 1: Sue Long, Virginia Perry, Judith Musta, Janet Shepherd, Nancy Munyon, Renee Young, Nancy Clark. ROW 2: Earl Hurst, James Stewart, Barbara Phillips, Patsy Buck, Doris Cobb, Barbara Drew, Evelyn Watson, De- loris Cobb, Carl Burke. ROW 3: Ronald McDonald, Larry Davis, Roger Lee, Francis West, James Mohr, Millard Foster, Joe Fisher, Clark Cates, Joe Sturges, Jolley Lauderdale, Robert Barry. ROW 1: Linda Hatton, Nina Walker, Mary Tumer, Loree Harris, Sue Hale, Jan Mosely, Marilyn Mehl. ROW 2: Sandra LaPrath, Dwaila Furlong, Mary Ruth Reagan, Nancy Higgins, Diane Cleveland, Sylvia Meglasson, Beverly Johns, Susan Wheaton. ROW 3: Otto Bufkin, Richard Strauss, Roger Foster, Michael Vaughn, Ace Bowden, Wayne Cliitwood, Ross Chiavaras, Robert Allen, John Perry, Charles Fox, John Foster, James Bowen, Robert McDowell. 96435 ' ini 18 1 xr ,WL , , ,ab QJZW QQ w J, C+. W ,wmv . ,K 2 If-ii Q - we A , ' S r , .... X X , 3 RQ 3 P Sir 5, 'tg Nsaww' gisfffn- if sggic 5355535135 33552 sfiavsxsf SSQSHSY Cssgswki fiugirii? QQQKQQQFQ 958353555 iisgswfff SBSQQ Qiggj S Sgffisy SQSQ assi? xiggsffif ig 8 5 gtg x'rSSi5'gf??Q Na Igisfgffsfisfg EQ GX Y sffg? S asgssgsissggifii tfQQ,EMff'55gS'?fgg Siggiiwgsgggxfijgis X Xxx Q x Sggxbimesgs as - Q S XSS wi K Swv x-if ,QS is Q 553815 S Q X N , X ,X If .Af S 5 5 ' F6654 7oiecwc2nz'o7deaZ4 l ROW 1: Sandra Johns, Sec., Jane Munyon, Social Chairman, Clifford Worley, Pres., George Humphreys, V. Pres., Nancy Furlong, Treas., ROW 2: JackBer1ine, Sophomore Pres., Oda Lee, Junior Pres., Bev Jolms, Pep Club Rep., Sue Long, Freshman Pres., Roy Coate, Senior Pres. After 3 hours of being brainwashed, the student body finds relief eating and discussing the days events. These student council members will always be re- membered by their classmates as active in school affairs and leaders in many extra -curricular activities. Their Get Acquainted party at the first of the year, the school carnival, and the Christmas formal, all bear witness to the success of the efforts they made and the cooperation they received from the student body. ettefzmen Get those cotton pickin' whale boats off that gym floor is a well known phrase that is often heard during school hours. When one hears this order,one had better sprout wings,because a mem- ber ofthe mighty Lettermen's club is approaching. Besides policing the gym, the Lettermen engage in other duties such as patroling the halls, parking cars at games and sponsoring the Homecoming Dance. Cliff Worley, able leader of the Lettermen, was also Pres. of the Student Council. ROW 1: Mr. Valech, advisor, George Humphreys, V. Pres., Dean Ball, Lynn Troxel, James Crews, Dan Densley, James Berry, Treas.,BillBarrong. ROW 2: Jack Berline, Fred Fotheringham, Alton Watson, Bill Thompson, Buddy Smart, Terry Buchanan, Floyd West. ROW 3: Glen Blevins, Charles Foster, Monty McLaughlin, Carlis Stanfill, Doug Clark. ROW 4: James Allen, Oscar Hillman, James Hall, Cliff Worley, Pres., Roy Coate. Sec. 21 6.14.1-Y. P ' ROW 1: Sue Buchanan, Beverly Brady, Vice Pres., Mary June Holland, Jane Mtmyon, Sandra Johns, Sec.-Treas., Carolyn Clark, Nancy Furlong, Pres. ROW 2: Louise Johnson, Donna Stevens, Karen Smith, Marcella Davis, Donnia Hubler, Toum. Manager, Sharon Miller. ROW 3: Judy Furlong, Gloria Reed, Mrs. Corthell, advisor , Rebecca Buchanan, Georgia Mill, Sandra Kincaid. combine their efforts in promoting good sportsmanship among schools. The group sponsors parties, and sock dances after games. Fifty points are required for membership and once initiated, 40 poinrs are needed for the following years. lt is a club worthwhile joining, for playdays offer opportunities for developing athletic ability and meeting other people. Nancy Furlong, GAA President, has many a busy day arranging activities at GHS. 22 An organization highly enjoyed by many GHS girls is GAA. They ep ',4nSe4MZS ROW 1: Marcella Davis, Vice Pres., Nancy Furlong, Beverly Brady, Jane Munyon, Janet Nicholson, Sec., JudyO'Ncil, Pres., Jean Croff. ROW 2: Marilyn Mehl, Mary Tumer, Sandra LaPrath, Loree Harris, Donnia llubler, Sandra Johns, Carolyn Dollar, Mary .lime Holland, Virginia Perry, Ruth Ann Moschkau, Kay Edson. ROW 4: Mrs. Corthell, advisor, Sandra Kincaid, Rebecca Buchanan, Sue Long, Beverly Johns, ReneeYoung, Sharon Burgoyne. To win any game the players must know they are backed by a group who shares their desire to win. This is the basic aim of the Pep Club, which has made an excellent showing of school spirit at the games. The Pep Club is in line for thanks, too, for doing a swell job toward helping GHS capture the Sportsmanship Trophy. Laughter is the symbol of Judy O'Neil as she leads the Pep Club in many activities. 215 474 gggg - lm ROW 1: Barbara Drew, Marilyn Mehl, Sandra LaPrath, Mary Hubler, Georgia Mehl, Virginia Perry, Barbara Phil- lips, Sue Long, Sharon Miller. ROW 2: Dwaila Furlong, Beverly Brady, Janet Shepherd, Judy Musta, Jane Mun- yon, Evalyn Brady, Karen Smith, DonniaHub1er, Marcella Davis. ROW 3: Bill Miller, Chuck Foster, Mike Vaughn, Buddy Smart, Terry Buchanan, Larry Hager, Floyd West, James Bowen, Larry Davis. ln a glorious finale to their year's performance the 27 chorus students have reflected their countless hours of practice. Under the direction of Miss Elaine Anderson the chorus presented two successful performances, the Christmas and Spring concerts. ln addition to the music department this year a girls' sextet and a trio was added. Miss Elaine Anderson, music instructor, has spent two years in Glendalz traveling tirelessly from grade school to high school hoping to transmit z little musical ability to her students. We think she has done a swell job 24 ROW 1: Joc Fisher, Bud Smart, Jane Munyon, Charles Fox, Renee Young, Ruth Harmonson. ROW 2: Oda Lee, James Allen, Robert Allen, Susan Wheaton, Virginia Goodson, Dean Ball, Ace Bowden. Therc's music in the air, as the thirteen GHS Band students, share their interests in music, play in the Christmas and Spring Concerts. was-.. The Pirate Band provides entertainment for parades and ball games. Every yearin the spring Miss Anderson and her crew attend the Band Clinic sponsored by the University of Oregon at Myrtle Creek. Their enthusiasm has increased the school spirit, and the music and time is appreciated. Sounding off loud and clear the band leads a Serpentine down town. 25 agp The Vairsity Cheerleaders con- sist of Carol ue Dollar Ma Y v YY .lime Holland, Sundrzi Johns, Cheer Queen, Gailene Bowen, amd Beverly Brady. The JV'S1lfCI5FOL1d oftheir cheer- leaders, Sue Long, Sandra Kin- enid, :md Sharon Burgoyne. The JV Cheerleaders show their stuff in leading Z1 cheer. Varsity Cheerleaders lead the cheer- ing squad in rooting for the team. 4 digg -wma. 176 ' ,S wa ff , xx W , ,4 Zdewmz cyan? 7: Walk into Room 4 some day during second period and you will find a madhouse of rush- ing editors and reporters, They are trying to meet dead lines of some kind, either paper or annual. Both the paper and annual have improved this year, thanks to the wonderful job done by the Journalism class. Mr. Wohler, the advisor, has done a noteworthy job of keeping the stu- dents in line and busy. Business managers for the Annual, Sandra Johns and Mary Lee Pate, are busy filing subscriptions and bills. Hot off the presses, we bring it to you, cry Maryllolland and RebeccaBuchanan, circula- tors for the paper. Leona Baker and Carolyne Dollar, Co-editors of the Annual, select the final prints for the Pirate Log. S 9: S S Lovely Sandra Johns reigns in splendor as homecoming queen at the Royal Ball. Terry Buchanan was her escort. Serving as attendants were Bev Brady, Jan Osepian, Sharon Bur- goyne and Renee Young. The Home- coming Dance climaxed the year's football season. Sandra Johns, newly elected Homecoming Queen smiles happily over her attendants. By the look on Queen Sandra's face one can tell that she knows it is going to be a wonderful evening. One of the main highlights of the year is the Christmas Formal. It is a night of fun and laughter. The formalwasheld in the gym which was beauti- fully decorated with a Christmas tree. Formal apparels worn by the many girls attend- ing the formal looked like floating clouds as the dancers swirled around the dance floor, These features, combined with the danceable music of Dick Anderson's band set the tone for a memorable Christmas Formal. The ChristmasForma1 was anight of dim lights, soft music, lovely formals, and pretty girls. 30 i I l ' ' ' p fao0a!defw ROW 1: Georgia Mill, Rebecca Buchanan--Sec., Beverly Brady--Pres., Ruth Harmonson, Vice Pres., Virginia Goodson--Song Leader. ROW 2: Jewell Perry, Mary Hubler, Jean Croff, Cliff Worley, Chuck Foster, Susan Wheaton, Mable Fothcringham. ROW 1: Nancy Furlong, Sharon Foster--Sec., Judy O'Nei1, Vice Pres., Janet Nicholson--Pres. ROW 2: Dora- lee Allen, Jean Croff, Carolyne Dollar, Janice Osepian, Leona Baker. ROW 3: James Berry, Clifford Worley, George Humphreys, Mr. Close--Advisor. The new chapter of the National Honor Society promotes scholarship and leadership. 32 ? .fa Adults and youngsters alike enjoyed a lively evening of varied amusement, entertainment, and pleasant conver- sation at the annual Carnival sponsored by the student body. This lovely float holds the Senior candidates. Attrac- tive though it was, the Sophomores won first prize. Carnival Queen Donna Stevens and King Roy Coate radiate happiness as they sit midst their applauding court. The other contestants were: Mary June Holland, George Humphreys, Sharon Burgoyne, Monte McLaughlin, Nina Walker, and Carl Burke.l.ast year's Queen Rose Mary Wood and King Troy Reynolds performed the crowning rites. 33 ime fqr CAecL WML: an , ' fm? lg , A,: 5 E GEORGE SHULL C. WAYNE CLOSE College of Idaho, OSC, Portland Bowling Green University OSC, State,B.A.,GcncraI Math, Driver Bachelor of Science, Master of Training, Speech. Science, Shop, Mechanical Drawing. MORRIS JIMENEZ Southern Oregon College, Bach- elorofScience,Gcneral Science, P.E. MARY M. CORTHELL ELAINE ANDERSON MARY LEE BRADY Willamette U.,B.A.Oregon State Whitworth College, B.A., North- U. of O., Oregon State, Bachelor College, P.E., Biology. western University,Masterof Mu- of Science, Home Ec. sic, Music. DON WOHLER JEROLD A. WILLIAMS FLORENCE JOHNSON Linfield College, B.A., U. of U. of O., Bachelor of Science, San Francisco State, University Wyo., U.of O., Journalism, Eng- Cambridge University, Book- of Wyoming, SOC., Librarian. lish, Amer. Hist. keeping, Amer. Probs., World Hist., World Geography. 35 MARLEN D. YODER ALICE J. NEBEL LAURENCE K. GIBSON Alma College, U. of O., Dunn County School of River Falls Normal, Bachelor of Science, Agriculture. Registrar. Williamette University, Master of Education, U. of O. Science, SOC, Superintendent. Physics, Chemistry. BUD REYNOLDS BERNICE H. TI-IIELE DUTCH WINKLEMAN Custodian Oregon State, Bachelor of Custodian Science. Commerical sub- jects. RUTH M. SETHER U. ofO. B.A., Trig, Adv. Alg., Algebra Prac. Math, Geom. POLLY WRIGHT AND OPAL WILLIS VALECI-I AUSTIN George Fox College , Cooks B.A., Linfield Col- lege, M.E. English. 36 line Ol .!4Cfl0l'l X g.3'f SE Q - x E 52 is ' 7 2 74665 .p if--5 , .1.mun.ams.w-as '-5-ans: cs-vmmi'sfAwa.rf1 :1e.Q:q:!z,gfw -fmiffamsfu, islam ' s F . ROW l: Hoot Gibson, Coachg Flody Westg Bill Thompsong Lynn Troxelg Lester Diltzg Roy Coateg Terry Buchanang Cliff Worleyg Morris Jimenez, Coach. ROW 2: Jack Berlineg Carl Burkeg Monte McLaughlin3 Buddy Smartg Jim Berryg Red Hallg Don Troxelg George Humphreys. ROW 3: Dennis Crews, Managerg Jim Mohr, GlenB1evins5 Acc Bowdeng Wayne Chitwoodg Harvey Pateg Mike Brooksg Carlis Stanfillg Chuck Foster, Man- agcr.ROW 4: Jim Allen, Managerg Joe Sturgesg Mike Vaughng Charles Foxg Roger Leeg Joe Fishcrg Fred Fotheringhamg and Willis Valech, Coach. Head coach Hoot Gib- son and assistants Valech and Jiminez talk over the last play. Captain Terry Bu- chanan sparked the Pirates' drive. 38 0 4 3 4 I ROW 1: Manager, Wayne Chitwood, Coach Morris Jimenez, Manager, Dennis Crews. ROW 2: George Humphreys, Bill Barrong, Jim Allen, Bud Smart, Bill Thompson, Clifford Worley, Oda Lee, Fred Fotheringham Jack Berlme, Glen Hatton. Glendale had aseason full of overtime victories and losses. In the first game the Pirates played they lost in an overtime game to the Douglas Trojans, 48-46, whom they later defeated in double-overtime, 57-55. They lost to the IV Cougars two times in overtime play 56- 55 and 46-45. The Pirates registered one of the biggest upsets of the season by downing the highly favored Eagle Point Eagles 60-55. Coach Jimenez Captain Bud Smart 40 ch 'em Carrying on the Pirate tradition at GHS these twenty four rnatmen, under the direction of Willis Valech, terminated a good season this yearby sending three men to Corvallis for state competition. Dan Densley, Lynn Troxel, and Alton Wat- son placed at district to win the honor of repre- senting the squad at state. Densley and Clark demonstrate a routine wrestling maneuver. ROW 1: Jim Barrong, Manager, Robert McDowell, Earl Hurst, James Stewart, Alton Watson, Richard Strauss, Bruce Van Duine, Manager. ROW 2: Douglas Clark, Dan Densley, Larry Mosley, Jim Berry, Ronnie Myers, Huey Crabtree, John Foster, Carlis Stanfill. ROW 3: Bill Miller, Jim Mohr, Joe Sturges, Mike Brooks, Coach Valech, Ronald McDonald, Roy Coate, Lynn Troxel, Ross Chiavaras, and Robert Barry. 42 On an , , go! .zjvlhv ROW 1: Harvey Pate, Floyd West, Dan Densley, Phil Meglasson, Jim Berry, Gary Koehler, Wes Young, Troy Reynolds, Carlis Stanficld, Mr. Williams, Coach. ROW 2: Larry Mollers, Bud Smart, Tom Munyon, Cliff Wor- ley, Tom Mehl, Bill Mullarkey, Oscar Hillman, Don Monfils, Lloyd Clark. The old 1957 record time of 1.42.9 went under when Wes Young,Troy Reynolds, Dan Densley and Floyd West set a new relay time of l.40.9 in a fine way meet. Myrtle Creek was the only team to defeat them. 9' aj 1. Wes Young goes for a 5' ll school record jump. .U-,-uL1:.s-Aw 43 ne, 74014, 7 ' wake 0565 Wendell Stanley, one of the Pirate 's power hitters with a batting average of over 400, demonstrates his batting style. MM -Maw 1 , C as,- .,,,,,,. -X ,, '.1Pl4'?ff.l-4!z'5!.w. i H , H , , A was Old Faithful, Floyd West, winds up to throw another i ,F . of his sizzling strike-out pitches. N tgir K g 'straw ,H , A ' fa, Y 'J f ma' + 'K f - K - R l af 1 e ' ' -f'-Z :Y , f -. - , f L, rr- . -. ,V 'gf ' T ' 'niufffsffr -4 ' an Q'- ROW 1: Mr. Stolz, Coach, Dan Densley, George Humphreys, Troy Reynolds, Wendell Stanley, Roy Coate, Floyd West. ROW 2: Charles Foster, Manager, Jack Berline, Wes Young, Bill Thompson, Bud Smart, Bill Mullarkey, Cliff Worley, Bill Barrong, LeRoy Moschkau, Monte McLaughlin, James Ellsworth, Manager. 44 T Sgigiggg -3 ggi? I f- MN. . vu 3 . 5' 1 1 S Dhmsesagr 1 gs K SX , K .. XKYY .ag 1 . N N- Y XS, -Msg X x A xg X ii . Q . ff X VR. .X . 2- ff Tv? qv . J E , . K X 2 1 -ul li td 'xr- .n s-5' 1 .ii X ww ff, - f -ww 5 3 A 5 S , eellll- Q' F iff X I ' I 1 X X X 11 2 I x if ' x QQN xx , X Fw, CHOWN HARDWARE CO. 303 N.W. 16th Avenue Portland, 9, Oregon Industrial Arts Equipment TOP QUALITY IVIEATS at Wholesale Prices and Guaranteed to please you WUNSCH'S FOOD LOCKERS ,WW I .QQ 'v'o'v'o'.',-, 900l9la',, Qillflvp. ovggfng--,. '94, 1--.-.--. , 'Hisp- ' f I p,f:, 1 fIuflfl1'l1,'7- , 4:.4-4.'AAJ2n4--4..4A. -1 C 8. H WORTHMORE VARIETY Here to serve you! School Supplies Novelty Gifts Party Favors Flowers for all occasions IDA EDSON Phone VE 2-6925 THE PIRATE LOG STAFF Wishes to say Thanks for the Advertisements in This Annual 9 CONGRA TULA TIONS from GLEN DAl.E'S One Stop Shopping Center Phone VE 2-5200 THE ROBERT DOLLAR CO. WI1 I s Ie Disfrib 1' rs AZALEA STORE 0 e G 5 U O o STANDARD OIL PRODUCTS AND J. Apperson, Agt. Stove Oil CHEVRON STATION Phone VE 2-6510 - Office 2-6063 SOFT! GTICI Osepian Joyce Apperson GLENDALE INSURANCE AGENCY Azalea Oregon VE 2.5500 Glendale Oregon YEARS IN ADVANCE OF THEM ALL GLENDALE STUD CO. 7 XX 6 6 - , 6 ,' 6 ' - . ' ' H' ' .lu--. - -'- '- '. '- '. H' .. -'-'.'-'-'.'.'-' .,.-,'- 6,1 -,'.'-'-'.'.v,o,.' -. -.'-. -.'-, -.'.:.4..1..n: .I Q.. NW cOx'S CENTRAL SERVICE AND APPLIANCE Gasoline 8. Oil Appliances 8. TV Batteries 8- Tires -1-1, CAPITOL SAW SHOP I1x,,mSaw,e,S Ch Oose IVIcC ullochs McCulloch Sales 81 Service 5 Glendale Jct. Glendale Oregon Congratulations to the Class of '59 MAE'S Gifts Notions Clothing DAY SUPPLY, INC. Phone VE 2-5130 Glendale Box 25 Ofegvh MILLER'S BARBER SHOP Crewcuts and other CUTS' Cuts guaranteed to grow' Stop taking Chances Buy Your Gas and Oil at CAPITOL 76 SERVICE STATION Phone VE 2-6400 Glendale ,Ict Glendale 0l'Bg0D DlCK'S GOLDEN EAGLE MoDENE's MARKET Congijtffions Class of 1959 ' Stop Glendale Oregon 'I' Shop ' Save MICHEL'S FEED Modene ond Elliot Woolridge and BUILDING SUPPLIES Azalea Oregon Low Prices and High Quality A li' BAN K C ONGRATULATIONSV f May ALL Your Plans Be Successful YOU are cordlally lnvlted to use the service of your friendly home around Independent Grants Pass Oregon E SOUTH ERN GREC-ECN STATE S, f f ,lx f HE X 4,5 7' W . X t 6 - XB f 1 4 I if In D3 Manufacturers Glendale You wouldn't try to build a house without o la J t r ' l f p n. us as necesso y as a p an or accumu lating the money to make that house financially possible. Hit-or-miss methods won't do it all Planned savings will . If you have the w' we have the way to make your dream of home ownership come true . . . much sooner than you SUPERIOR LUMBER CO. of Pacific Coast Lumber Products Ore gon :::::::::::::::::' 'S 18 --nn.....5:55...........-.......-....-U: -U- 9f !Z2!!22222222. QU- ----H...- Best of Luck To the Class of I959 Glendale Oregon SMOKE THE HOUSE QQ ::::::::::::::::: ? BATES CANDY COMPANY Wholesale Distributors Congratulations 160 N' Fir St' to the Medford Oregon 1959 Graduates from DlCK'S BARBER SHOP 'Shaves 'Haircuts Glendale Oregon RAY'S CHEVRON Phone VE 2-5115 Lubrication Specialists Glendale Oregon Sixth 81 F St. Grants Pass Oregon FRENCH LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS 116 S.W. J St. Phone GB 6-3513 Grants Pass Oregon CHUCK'S CHEVRON STATION Phone VE 2-6892 CLARNS RESTAURANT W01fC'ee 0'eg f The Little Place 'QUALITY with the 'SERVICE Really Good Food 'DEPENDABILITY if 202 NE' M GLENDALE sHoE STORE Grants Pass Oregon Congratulations to che Ph CR 9-2 26 one 5 Class of1959 CHRISTIAN SUPPLY CENTER GLENDALE 141 S.E. C S t C GARAGE ,rants Pass Oregon Bibles-B00kS General Automotive Repairs Gifts-Records Cas RPM Accessories CAVEMAN MOTORS INC. 124 S.W. 'K' Street Phone Cl! 6-6358 Grants Pass Oregon Ph0T1e VF 2-5315 Home of the Rambler Glendale 0l'6g0l1 JUST-PHYL LOCKERS Meat Cut and Wrapped with Locker Foil Poultry Processtng Retatl Meat Market GR 6 2525 Grants Pass Rt. 1 827 - ROGUE THEATRE For the Finest in Entertainment Go to the Rogue Theatre 143 S.E. H St. GR. 6-2413 Grants Pass 3' HULL 8' HULL ToM's UNION SERVICE I Chapel on the Hill 822 N.W. 6th St. GH. 6-6336 Grants Pass, Oregon Phone GR' 6-4453 Next to the Sequoia Grill Where Fine Food Is Served Grants Pass Oregon ,i THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON Grants Pass Branch Open 10 to 5 including Saturday THE MUSIC SHOP . 5 X' ga Wing Building Q 1 , N S Headquarters for lg v Latest Records-Sheet Music i Grants Pass GR. 6-3389 MONTGOMERY MOTORS Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Service Phone GR. 6-6684 Grants Pass Oregon I. Ask for . . Reach for . . ARDEN DAIRY PRODUCTS At your store . . . At your door . . Phone Ciieenwood 6-2571 Prize Winning Ice Cream! Listen to KUIN 1340 Friday 9:15 A.M. AR DEN SALUTFZS I U t 1 ' 1 ' X ly i 1,1 h GOOD FOOD! 1 K xl X ' fi' 1 X, Ex, A Y-fr when in Grants Pass Plan to Eat at the ROGUE FOOD SHOP Enjoy Fine Food- That Is Different PETER PAN CLEANERS 761 NE. 6th Street Phone GH. 6-5394- Fast Service Grants Pass Oregon 0 sq S M pl! Q -, 0' Q 03 J. S. WOLKE Your New Car Dealer for Oldsmobile-G01iath-Dorgward Opposite Daily Courier Grants Pass Oregon : n 'lv 72 . Roeur RIVER Q , HARDWAREE Q 'tw E Where Most People Trade Since 1899 Congratulations to the Class of 1959 and Best of Luck in the Years To Come LeANNAS Rogue Stationery Phone GR 6-2213 L.B . FUNERAL HOME 231 S.W. 6th Street Crematorium Grants Pass Oregon Ambulance COxygen EquippedJ The Finest Best Wishes In Each and Every Service LANGLEY'S TOGGERY Always the most to choose from Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts Grants Pass Oregon Phone GR 6-3388 141 N.W. C Street 50 Years of Service MENASCO MOTORS k ,amicus-lAlnltl , nun-noon :DVUW Furniture you'll admire At prices you'll appreciate Ore gon G.M.C. TRUCKS Grants pass 200 N.E. 7th St. Ph. CR 6-7701 Grants Pass O I'egOl1 Grants Pass O LLOYD'S MARKET 138 S.E. UG St. Ph. GR 6-3105 Ore gon THE GRANTS PASS COURIER A 8. W ROOT BEER 'IIamburgers iHot Dogs 'R oot Beer Car Service 423 Iliway 99 S. REDWOODS BEAUTY SALON 760 6th Street Dial GR 6-3514 Published Daily Except Sundays and Holidays A Complete Line of Appliances APPLIANCE CENTER 14-5 N.W. E St. Phone GR 6-3408 REDWOOD TRACTOR CO. CN X 5'g -T 1' 6 .. L - F Nb I N X , mp- F UQII I ROGUE DAIRY 132 NE. E St. Phone GR 6-7786 PIGGLY WIGGLY 6 ' 4 A , Grants Pass, Ore. X I 906 S.II'. 6th X, -,ff 41.-16 RECREATION CENTER For all ages ,':Fun 'l 001l 'Dancing ' P001 l CAVEMAN DRIVE IN Char-Brolled Steaks Dmlng Room ELMA'S FLOWERS S PETS Grants Pass Oregon Center of 6th 81 L St. Grants Pass Oregon Phone GR 6-6689 Congratulations Class 0f'59 Local Agent: Paul Carr Henninger's Store CAL-PACIFIC UTILITY CO. 613 S.E. 6th Home Phone GH 6-3701 Grants Pass Oregon Gas Does It Best EXEL DRESS SHOP ' 5 'I I For the best treats in I 'Xl'O,, THAT S s JN LOOK Smart Styles For Everyone Grants Pass, Oregon Grants Pass, visit the DAIRY QUEEN I I I 7th and E Street I I: I I I -'.'- ! I-um-' - -A DEL'S BUILDING SUPPLY Myrtle Creek Oregon PIONEER HARDWARE Guns-Fishing Tackle-Sporting Goods Paints and Tools Siegler Heaters Grants Pass 742 S.W. 6th St. GO TO ROBERT C. MARTIN KELT CHEVROLET for the best service your car can get parts-Sales-Service 7th St. from ,I to K Phone GR 6-4461 GRANTS PASS OREGON Grants Pass Oregon rw CAVEMAN BOWL 1 mile south of Grants Pass on the Pacific Highway Bowling at its Best UTZ for suits Grants Pass Oregon Drugs Fountain Service SWALLOW'S CAFE Gifts 221 S.E. 6th Sr. Grants Pass d 6 Open 24 Hours YOUNG'S FOOD BANK GLEN DALE VARIETY Phone VE 2-6455 If you don t See lt- Glendale Oregon Ask for it Stop! Sho ' p. Congratulations to the Class of '59 Save, Shop at the LINCOLN CLEANERS FRUITDALE MARKET We Give US Saving Stamps Grants Pass Oregon 791 SE 6th St. Grants Pass Q GOLDEN RULE STORE HALL-MILLER MOTORS 3 Everything to Wear for every Authorized Sales and Service Member Of the FHUIHY 11' ' Phone GR 6-2448 I -' 53 Years in 3 Grants Pass Oregon Q., Grants P3551 Oregon 0, .ont , 2. ., .. 4 cp u : , 1' 1 K t g: ll'CSf0llC OWLDRUG i . Prescriptions Home of Philco T.V.-Appliances Cosmetics World's Wildest Traders Gifts Travel by- GREYHOUND Fast-Comfortable Service FlELD'S JEWELRY 133 S.E. H Grants Pass Oregon Z Z Z f Art-Carved Diamonds L Other Fine Jewelry Guaranteed Watch Repair X Z 1.16 NXNWM 'if 'tg ,YVW -' K F1 ' B Y Ds i7 ' S K 6 i ' ' A ,- 5 I ' , X X IQ! i o f Mr L im McLAlN DRUG CENTRE Make This New Beginning Please Accept Our Congratulations --1 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 Projectors, etc. On File THE BULLETIN Printers and Publishers Phone 3324- 122 Southeast H Street Grants Pass Oregon BOB'S PAINT SHOP Between 6th 81 7th on E Street Grants Pass Oregon The Best ofLuck to All THE BIG DIPPER. 717 N.E. 6th Street Grants Pass Oregon Where Everybody Is Welcome xX'ff BUCKMASTER'S JEWELRY your family jeweler 225 S.E. 6th Grants Pass Oregon Phone GR 6604 BARNES JEWELRY Master Craftsmen in Jewelry WYLEH WATCHES Diamonds-,Iewe lry 115 S.W. 'H St. Grants Pass Oregon 9699 444 990 9969 ' BAYLESS AuTo PARTS Grants Pass Oregon 9 6 Q 4 0 4 0 4 ' 4 8 0 4 4 123 s.E. st. , 0 4 '4 4 2 4 Q 4 44, 044 906 996 9969 0 OLE'S HAMBURGERS Home of the Oregon Cavemen Breakfast Waffles Milk Shakes Sandwiches Homemade Chili Grants Pass Oregon 1,-g.:----'---a:-:-:-:':-:-:-:-:-:-:-: -' ' 1 FOR FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE VALLEY FINANCE CO 7th 81 E Street Grants Pass Oregon -- U- I I I INVESTMENTS LOANS INSURANCE 9 I , v L L -1 -A , g' ' - I ' 9 7 GALLAGHER'S RICHFIELD SERVICE 754 N.E. 6th 8 'B' St. Grants Pass Ore gon ,SERVICE DRUG 'Prescriptions 'Drugs gl Sundries Wing Building Grants Pass Sporting Goods for Less SHELTON SPORTING GOODS V2 block North Caveman Bridge We Give S K H Green Stamps Flowers for all Occasions PROBST FLORIST Phone GR 6-3476 GLENWAY MA We Give 118 S.E. 'H' St. Grants Pass Northern Stamps BARREH'S STATIONERY Office Equipment Grants Pass Oregon 15. 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