Goldendale High School - Simcoe Yearbook (Goldendale, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1944 volume:

CTLC Simcoe 60146340116 HHL 3011001 Qolclenclale, IDasLianton The Hag 0f Mbemf Hudgrants1ib91'iy only to those who love iimho are always ready to guard and defend it. Danie! E'Wr'rebsi'er Foreword I, the Timberwolf and mascot of G. H. 8., take this opportunity to introduce to you a glimpse of our life at school during the past year. As you glance through these pages, may you forget all the tedious hours of study, the tough exams, and the disappointing grades. May you remember only the fun you had, the fellowship enjoyed, and just a little of What you learned. Dedication There is one soul Who has wholeheartedly served G; H. S. He has led us through Victories and defeats. None has worked harder for the glory of the' school. None has been happier over the successes and triumphs of the students. Therefore, in deep appreciation for his work of many years, I now dedicate this annual to myself-the Timberwolf. e... k Annual Staff Editor J anice Spalding Assistant Editor J oyce Wolverton Business Manager .................................................................... Shirley Hansen Activities - I Frances Hockett Photography . ........ Phil Riches Features Marion Ledford Sports ................................................................................................ Ivin Hansen Typist Marion Beers Organization Lucille Forrester-LeRoy Whitehill Art ................................ Margaret Sellers-Keith and Kenneth Woodward Advisor Miss Burnette Board of Control President . Alfred Wilke Vice President Dorothy Hoctor Secretary Maxine Binns Treasurer ..... Shirley Branton Advisor Mr. Barker REPRESENTATIVES Ruth Wolverton Bill McCardell Russell Bradstreet Kenneth West Betty Wilson Wm . . .134 wa Nw Ax WW BAPKER-BARBE NT A FF IMCOE ST GAP D OF CONTQOL S B H D; L FL 6 FL T T: E DH U Emu , DH FL vnu An 8 L L E H C TIM. MM JOHNSU NGRUNEWALW XXI L fill: L Senior Class Historq President .......................................................................... J erry Miller Vice President ............................................................ Bill McCardell Secretary ........................................................................ Betty Groves Treasurer .................................................................... Marion Ledford Class motto: Why study today when you can copy tomorrow? Class flower: Red rose. Class colors: Blue and white. Dazed, dumbfounded, wondering What everything was all about, we staggered through our initiation into our first year of high school. Our only social function was the Return Mixer. Officers were: President, Al Wilke; Vice President, Calvin DeMaris; Secretary, Shirley Hansen; Treasurer, Pauline Rauscher. Beginning to see our way through the haze in this, our Sophomore year, we looked about us and started taking an interest in the affairs of G. H. S. Presiding officers were: President, Charles Conlee; Vice President, Michael Mallon; Secretary, Calvin DcMaris; Treasurer, Janice Spalding. We were really in full swing our Junior year. Being, oh so very original, we had a variety show for our play and ttHIeaventt as the theme for the prom. Class officers were: President, Dorothy Hoctor; Vice President, J ack Davenport; Secretary, Marion Beers; Treasurer, Walter Smith. . Fullfledged big wigs we really made things Whirl. We produced ttGrowing Pams for our play and turned festive with Latin America as the theme for our ball. CAMERA SHY-Edgar Freer-ttSehsible men never talk. Richard Riches-Class Play 3. The great use of life is to spend it for something that will outlive 1th 53-4 1'4 u v u u HHHJ-tHHI-IH Senior Class 119M We, the Senior class of 1944, will our seniority to the class of 1945. Jerry Miller, will my Ford to Pudge Bruner, but hell have to get gas elsewhere. Jim Layman, will my tall stature and swaggering gate to Joe Lenoir to add to his other assets. Betty Groves, Will my acting ability to my sister, Doris, so she can carry on our name. Dorothy Hoctor, will my baton to the second best majorette. Grace Lee, leave my quiet and dignified ways with Leo Moore as he has tenden- cies along that line anyway. Veryl Riley, leave with no regrets to carry on in California. Marion Beers, Will my tardy excuses to Betty Wilson. Maxine Drury, will my correspondence engagement to Arlene Aubertin. Shirley Hansen, will the Woodward twins to Cleo Wade and Colleen Montague to carry on where I left off. Dick Elwood, will my beautiful golden locks to Mr. Barker. Irvin Hunter, leave all my feminine admirers to the next Superman. Alfred Wilke, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Don Kelley. Pauline Rauscher, bequeath my perpetual vitality and sparkle to Marjean Wilson. Leland MacDonald, leave my arguments for the taxpayers to J ohn Crevling. Ruth Wolverton, will my ability to wake up the pep assemblies to next yearts yell leader. LeRoy Whitehill, will my permanent waves and curlers to my brother, Pat. Bill McCardell, bequeath my witty moods to ttSour-puss Bradstreet? Marion Ledford, Will my languid charms to Miss Mitchell. J anice Spalding, will to the draft board with regret, Cliff Wilson. Margaret Sellers, bequeath my 'artistic attempts on the paper to next year,s art editor. x Cliff Wilson, will my romantic instincts to Don Miller. Louise Biggs, will my hearty laugh and easy conversation to J osephine Fox. Charlie Swan, will my timid and shy nature to Eloise Stiff. Louise McKinney, will my tallness to Mr. Sargent. Ray Gosney, will my tt5 delock shadowt to Charles Early. Betty Scott, wiil my sleepless nights to Shirley Branton. Maxine Binns, will my torch honor pin to little Bobby Jackel. Peggy Hunter, will my steadiness to one guy to J oyce Wolverton. Maxine Zielinski, Will my baby talk to Frances Hockett. Dean Bradstreet, will my strawberry blond to Russell. Robert Murrell, Will my big-town manners to Bud Mesecher. C: ' 11 zL3 HMWZK T H 0 JE W E L M I 3 d 93 JEROME MILLER4T1'ansfer- red from Centerville 3; Foot- ball 4; Basketball 3; 4; Foot- ball 2nd Team 3; Class Play C 3, 4; Boys1 League Cabinet 4; f1 f 'V ' President of Class 4. 3H6 pro- J ,7 fits most who serves best? MARION BEERS-Gold G 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Torch 1, 2; Drill Team 2. 3; Secretary of Class 3; Art 2. 2Sinccrity has a charm of its own. LOUISE BIGGS-Gold G 2, 3; Paper Staff 1, 3, 4; Board 01 Control 3; Class Play 4; Assistant Yell Loader 2, 3; Drill Team 1; Dramatics 2; Photography 2. 3Life is not life Without fun? MAXINE BINNShTransferred from Bickleton 3; Secretary of Student Body 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Board of Control 4; Class Play 3, 4; Torch 3: Drill Team 4. 4'It is better to have loved and lost than to never have loved at all? DEAN BRADSTREET4F00tba11 3, 4; President Boys League 4; Football 2nd Team 1, 2; Board of Control 4; Boys League Cabinet 3. 2Life begins at 12.3 MAXINE DRURY4Library Staff 4; Glee Club 1, 4: Paper Staff 2; Class Play 4. 2Experience is the best teacher. RICHARD ELWOOD4Tmnsferred from Colville 2; Paper Staff 4; Class Play 3, 4; Boys1 League Cabinet 4; Photography 3. 2People who make no noise are dangerous? RAY GOSNEY-Football 2nd Team 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3. 4; Judging Team 2, 3; Photography 3. iiClever men are good but they are not the besi? BLTTY GROVES-G01d G 2, 3; President of Girls League 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 3; Class Play 3, 4; Girls League Cabinet 3; Drill Team 2, 3, 4; School Reporter 3. iiLaugn and the world laughs With you? SHIRLEY HANSEN4Treasurer of Student Body 2; Business Manager of Annual 4; Glee Ciub 1, 2, 3, 4; Girls League Cabinet 4; Torzh 1, 2. 3; Office Staff 3, 4; Secretary of Class 1; Dramatics 1; Photography 2. iiLive, love and learn? OROTHY HOCTOR-G01d G 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Library Staff 3; Board of Comroi 4: Class Play 3, 4; President of Class 3; Torch 1; Drill Team 1, 2, 3. 4; Office Staff 3; Art 1 ciGood words are worth much but cost iit'tmf IRVIN HUNTER;;A11 work and no play makes jack. PEGGY HUNTER4G01C1 G 1, 2; Class Play 3, 4; Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4. uHo that is quiet is some- times the wisest? . .2 JAMES LAYMAN4B0ard of Control 1; Torch 1. 2. 3. His brow is wet with honest swaatf, MARION LEDFORD4Editm; of puppy 4; G100 Club 1. 2. 3; 4; Paper Staff 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3; Girls eraguo Cabinet 3: Treasurer of C1a$s 4; Torch 1, 2. 3; 01110- Staff 4: Art 1. 2. 2Ajou1inoy of a thousand mili-s begins With the first stop. GRACE LEE4CIass Play 3, 4; Girls League Cabi- net 4; Office Staff 4. ;'Honcsty is the best policy? WILLIAM McCARDELL-Transfcr1'cd from VVen- atchcc 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2nd Team 3; Boys League Cabinet 4; Vice Presi- dent 01' Class 4; President of Purple G 4; Board of Control 4. 3Thinking is an idle waste of time. LELAND MCDONALD4-Footba11 4; Class Play 4; Torch 1; School Reporter 4. 11AM the world's a joke; lets laugh at it? LOUISE MCKINNEY4Library Staff 4; Paper btaff 4. '4Seek and ye shall find? ROBERT MURRELL4C1ass Play 4. 3A friend in need is a friend in deed? PAULINE RAUSCHERgGlee Club 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Play 3, 4; Treasurer of Class 1; Drill Team 1, 2; Art 1; Dramatics 2. Hf the door of opportunity does not open to a kindly knock, kick it in? VERYL RILEY4Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff :5; Class Play 3, 4; Torch 1; Office Staff 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Gold G 4; Art 2. 3All things come to those Who wait. MARGARET SELLERS4Transferred from Casey 4; Paper Staff 4; Glee Club 4; Annual Staff 4. 11The hand is quicker than the eye? BETTY SCOTT4T1'ansfer from Centerville 3; Edi- tor of Annual 2; Library Staff 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Paper Staff 1, 2; Annual Staff 2; Class Play 2; Class Treasurer 2; Torch Honor 1, 2; School Reporter 1, 2; Office Staff 2. 38mg away sorrow, cast away care? JANICE SPALDING4Editor of Annual 4; Yell Leader 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Board of Control 1, 2; Class Play 3; Treas- urer Class 2; Assistant Yell Leader 1, 4; Torch Honor 1, 2, 3; Drill Team 3; Dramatics 2. 3A quitter never wins and a winner never quits? CHARLES SWAN4C1ass Play 3, 4; F. F. A. Of- ficer 3. 3A rolling stone gathers n0 moss? LEROY WHITEHILL4Paper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Play 3, 4; Editor of Paper 4. 2Ambi- tion has no rest? ALFRED WILKE.-P1'esident of Student Body 4; Business Manager Annual 3; Annual Staff 3; Football 2nd team 2, 3; Basketball 2nd teatn 1, 2, 3: Board of Control 3, 4; Class Play 4; Boys1 League Cabinet 3; President of Class 1; Torch 1, 2, 3. 3The world knows nothing of its greatest men. CLIFFORD WILSON4Tmnsferred from Center- ville 3; Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Lib- rary Staff 2; Glee Club 1; Annual Staff 2; Class Play 2; Boys League Cabinet 3, 4; Torch Hon- or 1, 2; Judging Team 1, 2. 3No one knows what he can do until he tries? RUTH WOLVERTON4Tmnsfermd from Ilwacn 3; Yell Leader 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Letter Award 3; Presidcnt of Girls League 3; Paper Staff 1. 2; Assistant Editor of Annual 3; Board Of Control 1; Class Play 3; Girl League Cabinet 2, 3; Torch 1, 2. 3: Office Staff 2. 3Thc reward of a thing well done is to have done it.,, MAXINE ZIELINSKI4Paper Staff 1, 4; Art 1. 2. 2An eye for an eye. a tooth for a toothf, W , 3 ' ' , , '1 ; whmezglv,:4;-l, . 1 A ,. M JANICE SPALDING MYSELF Editor of the Annual Mascot of G. H. S. ALFRED WILKE BETTY GROVES President of the Student Body President of Girls League MARION LEDFORD Editor of the Paper J EROME MILLER President of the Senior Class x EIW :N x x 9W W Juniors President, Leo Swan; Vice President, Ronald Binns; Secretary, Lucille Forrester; Treasurer, J oyce Wolverton; Board of Control, Shirley Branton, Russel Brad- street. First Row4Frances Hockett, Joyce Wolverton, Lucille Forrester, Marjean Wilson, Martina VanAelst, Charles Mesecher, J 0e Lenoir. Second R0w-Miss Baker, Shirley Branton, Pearl Hapgood, Mable Hamilton, Ronald Binns, B111 Basse, Mr MacKay. Third Rowaohn Garrison, Laine Walker, Edward VanAelst, Charles Early, Vern Simmons, Leo Swan, Russel Bradstreet. Camera Shy-John Crevling, Clifford Culver, J ohn Brix, Lyle Barnes, Keith Wood- ward, Kenny Woodward, June Ahola, J osephine Browne, Ruth Sutton, Joyce Oliver. Sophomores President, Jerry Mattson; Vice President, Betty Wilson; Secretary, Doris Groves; Treasurer, Mary Goss; Board of Control, Kenneth West, Betty Wilson. First Row-Darwin Bruner, Max Guy, Ivin Hansen, Doris Groves, Mary Reed, Fran- ces Abbott, Josephine Fox, Clara Hayden, Mary Goss, Juanita Rude. Second Row-Phil Riches, LaVerne Yeley, Betty Wilson, Miss Burnette, Elmer Roshone, Dorothy Walker, Cleo Wade, Mary Ellen McCartan. Third Row-Kenneth West, Wallace Husted, Eugene Forrester, Colleen Montague, Eloise Stiff, Elvan Watkins, Bud J ackson, Edward Mesecher, Gladwin Bellamy. Fourth Row-Phil Dolph, J erry Mattson, Glenn Webber, George Brock, Gene Thomp- son, Mr. Gronewald. Camera Shy-Jean Moore, Doris Miller, Bob Jackel. Ninth Grade President, Patty Wolverton; Vice President, Bill McKune; Secretary, Mark Kayser; Treasurer, J oan Wilson. ' First Row-Betty Saxton, Miss Selph, Beverly Ledford, Eileen Dahl, Sue J ean Guy, Lorraine Davidson, Arlene Aubertin, Eula Mae Simmons, Mr. Sargent, Leo Moore. Second Row-Shirley Thompson, Jean McCardell, Patty Wolverton, Nancy Elzy,' Marjorie Marriott, Glena Bellamy, Pat Ransier, George Crawford, Warren Schmitt, Henry Drury, Robert Theabolt. Third Row-Berna Barnes, Shirley Watson, J oan Wilson, Virgil Lanegan 4 $4 Miller, Bill Dove, Harold Atkins, Wallace Pascoe, Bill McKune, William W3 x Fourth Row-Gordon Saxton, Stewart Basse, Don Kelley, Pat Whitehill, Ray Spald' f: wm Camera Shy-Lonell Beeks, Mark Kayser, Herbert Smith, Ronald Doubrav Douglas Matney, Maxine Tyacke, Mary Boyer. x v Facultg Highlights MISS MITCHELL MISS BAKER MISS SELPH MISS BURNETTE MR. GRONEWALD MR. SARGENT MR. MacKAY MR. BARKER MR. JOHNSON Saying ttLife can be beautiful? Hsh--77 ttNever do today What you can do tomorrow,, ttWhatts the use. ttOh Shucks ttJeeperst, ' uWhyn ttGuadalcanal, here I Come? ttI dont mean to be dictatorial, but-J, College Admires Most Washington State College Patience Washington State Kindness College Washington State Tallness College Washington State Logical College Thinking Washington State Gary College Valley State Teach- erts College, S. D. Food All the Virtues University of Montana University of N othin g Idaho . University of Everything Washington Desire N ever teach Again See the world To be a lab Technician To own a farm High roller on a sheep shear- ing crew Rooms full of books Give them up Mr. J ohnsonts job Nothing left Pet Peeve People who gossip Alarm Clock Uncooperate- ness . Hypocrisy Boys that dontt like to clean up shop Music Schedule Writing on desks He,s left school Five per Centers Position English Physical Education Home Economics Commercial Agriculture Music Science Principal Superintendent S .m J .N 1d In Us Dedication to the Bogs in the Service To the boys of the class of 1943 Who are in the service and to those Who left school this year to enter the armed forces, this page is dedicated NAVY V-5 William McCardell NAVY Frederick House Dean Bradstreet Charles Conlee Ray Baggarley Robert Groves Arthur Lawson Allan Hanson Donald Rostad MARINES MERCHANT MARINES Richard Riches ARMY AIR CORPS Verbert Crevling Paul Abshier Kenneth Fisk ARMY Clifford Culver Norman Dingmon George Layman Richard Rude James Potter Walter Smith SEABEES J ack Case Boqs' League The Boys League has devoted most of its time this year to improving the ef- ficiency of the fire drills. They have checked the equipment, estabhshed wardens on each floor, and tried to get the building emptied a bit faster at each drill. Through their efforts, the fire drill has been greatly improved. The officers are: President, Jim Layman; Vice President, Charley Swan; Sec- retary-Treasurer, Jerry Miller. Torch Honor The Torch Honor Society is composed of the sharp-Witted, intellectual students who have an average grade of B or above. Its an honorary group whose portals are only opened to those With the proper scholastic ability. Wearers of the gold-torch pin are: Maxine Binns, Shirley Hansen, J im Layman, Marion Ledford, Janice Spalding, A1 Wilke. Ruth Wolverton. Those wearing two-bar pins are: Shirley Branton, Lucille Forrester, Frances Hockett, Ruth Sutton, Marjean Wilson, Joyce Wolverton. First year students wearing the one-bar pin are: George Brock, Eugene For- rester, Mary Goss, Ivin Hansen, Mary Ellen McCartan, Phil Riches, Juanita Rude, Eloise Stiff, Laverne Yeley. Simcoe Pup Since the first of this year, a real improvement has been made on the Pup. It has taken on a professional look With the change to a three-column page. To keep the fellows who have entered the service in the last two years informed of G. H. S. happenings, the Pup is sent to them regularly. . t mid-term Marion Ledford resigned her position as editor, in order to devote we to the annual. She was replaced by her assistant editor, LeRoy Whitehill. er members of the staff are: Assistant Editor, Shirley Hansen; Art, Margaret Exchange Editor, Pauline Rauscher; Sports, Keith Woodward; Features, Binns, Marion Ledford, Dick Elwood; Reporters. Josephine Browne, Shirley $3.; 'earl Hapgood, Frances Hockett, Joyce Wolverton, Bob Jackel. Qirls' League The girls have been doing Red Cross work this year; Besides knitting, they made books and puzzles which they turned in at roll call each meeting. They also sponsored the Halloween party. When Valentines Day rolled around the League sent Valentines to the boys in the service. The Mothers Tea was held May 10. Latin America, the theme of the Senior Ball, was also the theme for the tea. Officers of this year were: President, Betty Groves; Vice President, Mable Ham- ilton; Secretary-Treasurer, Grace Lee. Pep Club The Pep Club is a new organization at G. H. S. Its duty is to prepare the pro- grams for pep assemblies. Members were: Ruth Wolverton, Janice Spalding, Shirley Hansen, A1 Wilke, lvin Hansen, J ack Davenport and Louise Biggs. Purple Q son; Secretary-Treasurer, J erry Miller. Drill Team The Drill Team made a spectacular group in their new outfits of white satin skirts and White blouses. At intermission of three games they entertained the spec- tators With pin Wheels, letters and airplanes accompanied by the band. Majorettes Were: leader, Dorothy Hoctor; Naomi Edgar, Doris Groves, Sue J ean Guy, Nadine Hamllik. Band The band has been one of the most active organizations in G. H. S. this year. It added vigor to the football, basketball and pep assemblies throughout the year, and it played for the War Bond rally. The group participated in the Spring Concert and attended a music festival in The Dalles. Chorus The Glee Club has been quite busy this year, singing for several assemblies, visiting some of the churches, and singing in the concert. Some of the girls from the ee Club belong to the sextette. These girls are: Betty Groves, Janice Spalding, apgood, Frances Hockett, Beverly Ledford, Doris Groves, Colleen Montague, tiff, Cleo Wade, Dorothy Portschy. Senior Class Plat; TheSeniors outdid themselves this year in their production of ttGrowing Pains, a sparkling three act play that had the audience in hysterics. December 10 was the great day and the supurb cast was: A1 Wilke .................................................................. George McIntyre Betty Groves .............................................................. Terry McIntyre Veryl Riley .................................................................. Mrs. McIntyre Leland McDonald ...................................................... Prof. McIntyre Maxine Drury .......................................... Sophie Grace Lee ...................................................................... Mrs. Patterson Dorothy Hoctor .......................................................... Elsie Patterson Bob Murrell .................................................................. Traffic Officer Jerry Miller .................................................................................. Dutch Dick Elwood ................................................................................ Bryan Ray Gosney .................................................................................. Omar LeRoy Whitehill .............................................................................. Hal Charles Swan .................................................................................. Pete Shirley Hansen .................................................................... Prudence Louise Biggs .................................................................................. Patty' Pauline Rauscher .......................................................................... Jane Maxine Binns ............................................................................ Miriam Peggy Hunter .............................................................................. Vivian Gold Q Members of the Gold G are girls who have earned their letters. They sponsor the drill team and the basketball and baseball teams. R'l Officers this year were: President, Louise Biggs; Secretary-Treasurer, Veryl 1 ey. Junior Class Plat; A three-act play, ttBrother Goose? was produced by the Juniors April 21. The annual went to press before a picture could be taken, but the cast was as follows: Ronald Binns .................................................................................... Jeff Shirley Branton ............................................................................ Carol Charles Early .................................................................................... Wes Martina VanAelst ................................................................ Hyacinth Frances Hockett .......................................................................... Helen Ruth Sutton .................................................................................. Sarah Mable Hamilton .......................................................................... Peggy Marjean Wilson ................................................................................ Eve Pearl Hapgood ............................................................................ Lenore Lucille Forrester .......................................................... Mrs. Trimmer J ohn Garrison ................................................................ Truck Driver F. F. A. Our Future Farmers of America really went to town this year. Some of th-' outstanding projects were the demonstrating of the proper feeding of pigs a .,... raising of three hundred chickens. The products of both these projects we r .s . One of their major contributions to the war effort was their planting of four t . :11; x sand fine trees in burnt areas. In doing this they have established a memorial Wit: planting project. Officers were: President, Ed VanAelst; Vice President, Gladwin Bellamy; S x': V . tary, Ronald Binns; Treasurer, George Brock; Watchdog, J oe Lenoir; Repo 3-9 - J erry Mattson. Class Prophecq As I look into the crystal ball of the future, reflecting the actions of the Senior Class in 1945, many amazing scenes are reeled before my eyes. Bombs bursting over the island and flak racing Skyward shows that the action is taking place in the thick of the war. I see an American plane viciously fighting off an attack by five Jap Zeros. Three of the Zeros are sent flaming earthward within a split second. The foutth is hit and its crew is sent to join their ancestors. The fifth limps home with its tail be- tween its legs, but not before it sends a bullet into the American planeis gas tank. Driven out of control the planets crewaconsisting of CHARLIE SWAN, tail gunner, IRVIN HUNTER, bombardier, and LELAND MCDONALD, navigator, under the command of Navy Lieutenant, BILL McCARDEprarachute to safety on the out- skirts of a Yank hospital and supply base. As they land with few minor casualtles, Corporal J IM LAYMAN, ambulance driver with Red Cross nurses MARION BEERS and GRACE LEE, rush the crew to the Emergency Hospital. It is under the skilled direction of Dr. RUTH WOLVERTON who, assisted by Cadet Nurse SHIRLEY HANSEN, is at the time performing an operation on P.F.C. ALFRED WILKE for a brain tumor. MARION BEERS falls for the young lieutenant and drags him off to Chaplain PEGGY HUNTER who performs the sacred marriage ceremony. Private VIRGIL ANDERSON, being a more serious case than the emergency hospital can handle, is flown to an Army hospital in China. He is suffering from octarnaloritis received when he kicked an unsuspecting Jap who had cunningly concealed a revolver in his hip pocket. His suffering will be temporarily relieved by the sweet talk of the dashing air hostess, LOUISE BIGGS. A welcome sight to the servicemen is the Red Cross mess truck driven by CHARLES LENOIR. BETTY GROVES and BETTY SCOTT work themselves to death passing out coffee and doughnuts. CLIFF WILSON repairs the flat tire with the help of a cute little W.A.C., JANICE SPALDING, who changes the tire while CLIFF hands her the bolts. Up in the radio tower are three W.A.V.E.S.-PAULINE RAUSCHER, MARION LEDFORD and MARGARET SELLERS. MARION, at her field glasses scans the horizon and excitedly reports sighting a rubber life raft. MARGARET SELLERS phones in the report to headquarters while PAULINE, getting so excited at the prospect of seeing some new men, falls from the tower and snage her nylons. Dirty and unshaven, RAY' GOSNEY, DEAN BRADSTREET, DICK RICHES and JERRY MILLER climb out of the lifeboat after thirty days without even seeing a female! The scene shifts back to the good 01, USA. and centers on the Lockheed and Vega Aircraft Plant. VERYL RILEY has worked up to executive and iuns the whole business her own way with the advice of her assistant, DOROTHY HOCTOR. Working on her fifth P-38 for the day is chief riveter MAXINE DRURY. She is re- lieved bylfthe original ttslacks girl? MAXINE BINNS, ready to take over for the swing sh' t. ' Private Detective DICK ELWOOD has hired himself out to the satisfaction of L. and V. to detect any impairs or signs of saboteurs at work. LOUISE MCKINNEY and MAXINE ZIELINSKI, unable to enlist because of wgrgsdependents under 18 years of age, give up their beloved dogs to join the LeROY WHITEHILL, up to his old tricks, passes to all the war workers, circu- lars on post-war reconstruction entitled the iiSimcoe Pupis Pupis Woof? Yes, the old wolf sees that everythingis right With the class of i441. I salute you. tract: titi Football They October 1 Arlington Here 6 October 8 Stevenson Here 24 October 15 Zillah Here 19 October 22 Arlington There 19 October 26 Grandview Here 13 November 5 Stevenson There 19 N ovember 1 1 Grandview There 19 On October 1, my team left the football field triumphant and proud because they had won their first game, and a brilliant season under the leadership of the new coach beckoned. October 8, -15, 22, 26 and November 5, 11 came and went, but 0 the victory was not repeated. All of us like to rationalize our defeats, and so do I. So I say that our unexpected streak of losing was due to the fact that the team consisted mostly of greenhorns. Then, too, several prominent members of the team dropped cute some to the army and some for other reasons. This season marked an unusually large turnout-consisting of quite a few sopho- mores, ninth graders and two eighth graders twhich has never happened beforel These greenhorns, tno longer greem will be back next year to give Goldendale many wins. Dean Bradstreet Cliff Wilson J erry Miller Leland McDonald Bill McCardell Pete Anderson Leo Swan J ohn Crevling Russel Bradstreet Vern Simmons Glenn Webber Phil Riches Phil Dolph J erry Mattson Harold Atkins Max Guy LETTERMEN End Fullback End Right Tackle Right Guard Quarterback Left Tackle Guard Tailback Center End Left Half Tackle Fullback Guard Manager Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior Senior J unior J unior J unior J unior Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore Sophomore N inth Grade Sophomore Basketball SCHEDULE OF GAMES 1943-44 We They December 17 There Stevenson 24 21 J anuary 7 Here White Salmon 46 26 J anuary 8 There Arlington 26 16 J anuary 1 1 There The Dalles 35 36 J anuary 14 Here Alumnus 46 40 J anuary 18 There Moro 24 26 J anuary 25 Here Stevenson 35 20 J anuary 28 Here Arlington 46 22 February 1 Here Moro 59 1 6 February ' 4 There Klickitat 50 1 9 February 8 Here The Dalles 44 24 February 1 1 There White Salmon 50 19 February 1 6 Here Klickitat 52 15 TOURNAMENT AT ZILLAH February 18 There White Swan 46 15 February 19 There Zillah 24 26 February 25 There Sunnyside 24 23 February 26 There Wapato 27 25 February 28 There Zillah 28 24 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT March Yakima 20 45 3 March 4 CleElum 31 47 . Pm mighty proud of the team this year for they won sixteen games out of eighteen, and in the two tournaments, they won four out of seven. Iirn proud, too, because the boys played good ttteamt, basketball instead of five-man basketball. Jerry Miller was high-point man, but the Woodward twins, Cliff Wilson and A1 Wilke fought hard and played excellent basketball. But the team couldn,t have gone as far as it did without the help of the substitutes-Mark Kayser, Glenn Web- ber, Leo Swan and Wally Husted. Winning all but two of their scheduled games, the team went to Zillah for the annual tournament. After Winning the first game, the boys lost the second to Zillah, 1i hard-fighting team, but came back to Win the next three, beating Zillah in the ast one. For the first time since admittance to the Yakima Valley District in 1935, the Goldendale team went to the district tournament at Ellensburg. There they met with very much larger schools and lost both their games. Only three seniors from the team Will be graduating this spring, so the season next year promises to be good. Yes, Coach Barker and the team did a fine' job in playing and in winning games. All G. H. S. joins me in saying, tthats off to the team and the coach? LETTERMEN Cliff Wilson Guard Senior Jerry Miller Forward Senior A1 Wilke Forward Senior Kenny Woodward Guard J unior Keith Woodward Center Junior Leo Swan Center Junior Glenn Webber Guard Sophomore Wallace Husted Forward Sophomore Mark Kayser Forward ' Ninth Grade B111 McKune Manager Ninth Grade G. H. S. Service Honor Roll DIED IN SERVICE Oren Sanders .......................................... 27 Homer Bilyeu .......................................... MISSING IN ACTION James Brashear ...................................... 41 Howard Lawson Alvin Ganguin ........................................ ................................. 39 MEN IN SERVICE Joel Abshier ............................................ Paul Abshier 43 Hugh Adams .......................................... 38 Wesley Adams ........................................ 40 Edward Allison ...................................... ,30 Lawrence Allison .................................. 34 Fred Anderson ........................................ 32 Robert Anderson .................................... 38 Byron Babcock ............ 39 Charles Baggarley ................................ 39 Chester Baggarley ................................ 42 Ray Baggarley ........................................ ,43 Gordon Bath ............................................ 32 Irving Bath, Jr. ...................................... 36 Hale Bennett .......................................... 38 Norman Bennett .................................... 35 Francis Bergeron .................................. Norman Beyerlin .................................. Dean Bigby .............................................. 37 Carroll Blanchard, jr. .......................... Clifford Brack ........................................ 37 Raymond Brack .................................... William Binns ........................................ ,41 Bud Bradstreet ...................................... 42 Dean Bradstreet 44 Jess Bradstreet ...................................... 36 Jim Bradstreet ........................................ ,39 Douglas Bratton .................................... ,41 Robert Bratton ,38 Robert Bridgefarmer ............................ Ernest Brokaw ...... .................................. James Brooks .......................................... 41 Byron Brown .......................................... 39 Jack Brunson .......................................... William Brunson .................................... James Bulmer ........................................ Melvin Cable .......................................... James Cahill ............................................ Martin Cahill .......................................... Robert Cahill .......................................... Jack Case ................................................ Glenn Claussen ...................................... Jack Coffield .......................................... Raymond Coffield .................................. Charles Conlee ........................................ tam Cox .................................................. Clifford Culver ........................................ George Crevling .................................... Verbert Crevling .................................... Glenn Darland ........................................ William Darland .................................... Dick Dawson .......................................... Norman Dingmon .................................. Vernon Divers ........................................ Robert Dolph .......................................... Joe Dressel .............................................. Edwin Drury .......................................... Warren Drury ........................................ Denton Drury .......................................... Donald Duffield ............ - .......................... Marshall Duffield .................................. Chester Dugger ...................................... Clifford Dugger ...................................... Sheldon Dugger ...................................... Milton Eddy ............................................ Wayne Eddy ............................................ Clyde Edgar ............................................ John Edgar .............................................. James Elliott .......................................... Kenneth Fisk .......................................... Virgil Fuhrman ...................................... J ack Garling ............................................ Jack Gately ............................................ Buster Geschwint .................................. Ted Gillenwaters Robert Groves ........................................ James Hall .............................................. Vincent Hall ............................................ Loren Hamilton ...................................... Walter Hamilton .................................... Allan Hanson .......................................... Jack Hatch .............................................. John Hatfield .......................................... Lyle Helfer .............................................. Iuike Henslee .......................................... Harold Hill .............................................. Raymond Hill .......................................... Donald Hoagland .................................. Robert HoHeditz .................................... Sam Horner ............................................. Ted Hornibrook ...................................... Frederick House .................................... James House Roy Huot .................................................. Robert Imrie ............................................ Donald Jackson ...................................... A1 Jacroux Harold Jacroux ...................................... hobert Jacroux ...................................... Eugene Jaderquist ................................ 38 35 39 37 37 42 35 43 37 40 42 40 ,21 ,43 ,30 4:1 33 31 43 41 89 38 33 38 36 V12 ,41 .39 36 943 42 40 ,38 33 ,28 37 ,32 39 G. H. S. Service Honor Roll Joe J obe .................................................... ,35 Vincent Jussila ...................................... Charles Kayser ...................................... Jack Kelleher ........................................ 328 Hoyle Knox ............................................ ,41 Porter Lainhart ............ ; ......................... 327 Lawrence Lawler .................................. 341 Maurice Lawler ...................................... ,35 Arthur Lawson ...................................... 343 George Layman ...................................... 343 Stanley Layman .................................... 339 Glenn Lee ................................................ 332 Fred Lefever .......................................... ,38 Duane Linden ........................................ 340 Robert Linden ........................................ 342 J ames Mackey ........................................ Joe Mallon .............................................. 341 Michael Mallon ...................................... Miles Matsen .......................................... 339 Victor Mehrer ........................................ 340 Jack McAllister ,34 James McKenzie .................................... 341 Ray McKinney ........................................ 342 Chester McKune .................................... 334 David Miller ............................................ Donald Miller .......................................... Lyle Miller ....................................... J ack Montgomery .................................. Harold Morgan ...................................... Loren Mort .............................................. Gerald Newberry .................................. 3Me1burn Nordwell ................................ Gordon Olsen .......................................... Virgil Oltmanns ...................................... Ben Owens .............................................. William Owens ...................................... William Overly ...................................... James Potter .......................................... Floyd Prothero ...................................... Harold Prothero .................................... Loren Prothero ...................................... Gerald Ray .............................................. Earl Rhoads ............................................ Ronald Richardson ................................ Dan Roe .................................................... 330 Clayton Roloff ........................................ 332 Donald Rostad ........................................ 343 Claude Rude ............................................ 339 J ames Rude ............................................ Richard Rude .......................................... ,43 Lawrence Rutledge ................................ George Ryals Paul Sanstrum ........................................ Jth Scheel ............................................ Marion Scheel ........................................ 341 Lawrence Schroder .............................. '37 Robert Shew .......................................... 336 Vernon Short .......................................... J ohn Shull .............................................. Horace Simmons .................................... Donald Sleeper ...................................... 341 Walter Smith .......................................... Daryl Spalding ...................................... 337 Howard Spalding .................................. 333 Jimmy Spalding .................................... 338 . Wayne Spalding .................................... 341 Harold Spoo ............................................ ,42 Ray Spoo .................................................. 341 Wayne Storkel ........................................ 341 Glenn Stovin .......................................... ,40 Robert Strahl .......................................... 333 Oliver Stump .......................................... Ralph Sutton .......................................... '41 Martin Tallman ...................................... Donald Toal ............................................ 333 James Trowbridge ................................ 342 Jack Trumbo .......................................... 340 Don VanHoy 136 Gordon Vandevanter ............................ ,39 Norman Vanhoy .................................... Vernon Vasey ........................................ 334 Robert Walker ........................................ 340 Thurman Ward ...................................... 330 Leonard Warner .................................... Neil Welton ............................................ Harold Weiss ................. , ........................ Lawrence Weiss .................................... ,40 Ivan W'eltzin ............................................ 342 Vernon Weltzin ...................................... 342 Earl White .............................................. 340 Henry Wiles ............................................ Delbert Winter ...................................... ,36 William Winterstein .............................. Alfred Woods .......................................... Charles Wright ...................................... 342 Jack Wunder .......................................... ,41 Reo Young .............................................. 331 William Young ........................................ 335 James Zevely .......................................... 342 Robert Zielinski .................................... HONORABLY DISCHARGED J ack Biggs ................................................ 342 Harry Bruner .......................................... George Durant ........................................ Alan Hall .................................................. 342 Harvey Norris ........................................ :23 Guy Shellady .......................................... 30 GIRLS IN SERVICE Mildren Drury ........................................ 335 Erma Jean Helfer .................................. Arcia Vincent .......................................... 336 Betty Fraley ............................................ 38 Edith Nickerson ...................................... 35 Jennie Linden ........................................ '19 GSNmeQ W K W W NM V; 9K EWYK WM Eu 1K kWGNx' Mi ban