Hermiston High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Hermiston, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1952 volume:

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Assembly 27-Freshman football, Pendleton wg, OCTOBER l 3-Freshman initiation 5-Football, La Grande' 5-6-District F.H.A., Nyssa 8-Student Council, La Grande TO-National Assembly, Pep Rally T2-End of first six weeks T2-Football, Pomeroy' T3-Freshman football, Baker' I7-Freshman football, St. Pat.' 19-Football, Mac-Hi 24-B-Squad football, Pendleton 26-Football, Pendleton' 29-National Assembly lll 1 bxXl ff! I - f I S ' X NOVEMBER l-Freshman football, Pendleton 2-Football, The Dalles' 3-Annual school carnival 8 lO T2 21 -Freshman football, Mac-Hi' -Football, Dayton', Hobo Day -16-American Education Week -End of second six weeks 'k 22-23-Thanksgiving vacation 30-National Assembly, De Vore D ' 4 r -' A Q. , - Q r g SCHOOL HIGH LIGHTS BDCS DECEMBER T-Wa-Hi basketball iamboree 7-Basketball, Redmond 8-Basketball, Redmond ll-Basketball, Kennewick' 14-Basketball, Umatilla T4-Senior Class Play T8-Basketball, Prosser' 20-Freshman basketball, Mac-H' 21-Basketball, The Dalles 22-Christmas Formal 22-Start of Christmas vacation 28-Basketball, Mac-Hi .ma QW JANUARY 2-End of Christmas vacation 4-Basketball, Baker' 5-Basketball, La Grande' l l-Basketball, Pendleton 12-Basketball, Mac-Hi' 15-Basketball, Kennewick 16-National Assembly 18-End of first semester 26-Basketball, Pendleton' Q N ml -rf ' FEBRUARY l-Basketball, The Dalles' 4-Volleyball 4-Freshman basketball, Pasco 8-Basketball, Baker 8-Frosh, basketball, La Grande 9-Basketball, La Grande ll-Volleyball T3-National Assembly 14-Frosh basketball, Mac-Hi' 15-Basketball, Pendleton' 20-Frosh basketball, La Grande 22-Basketball, Pendleton' 23-Basketball, Mac-Hi 25-Freshman basketball 29-Junior Play 29-End of fourth six weeks 'Home Games E'-E! ,, .Q '11 wg , X f! R ,x X lfh 4 -.- H O f-I 1 3 '6-'? f ...Q F h Clfji gk ' I .-s 'l '3Ef Ana-wi' 1 SU PERI NTEN DENT'S MESSAGE A new high school plant to be occupied sometime in the early part of 1953 is at last to be a reality. We hope that construction is well under way by the time this annual is to be ready for the students. Faculty, students, and parents have been very patient with the extreme conditions under which school has been held at Hermiston High. Their patience will be well rewarded when they can view and occupy this new building in reality, and carry on classes in a situation approaching normal. ARMAND O. LARIVE PRlNClPAL'S 'MESSAGE The class of 1952 is to be congratulated for the contribution it has made to Hermiston High School during the past four years. Members of this class have participated in a great number of school activities. By their support and participa- tion, they have enriched the high school activity program in such fields as Drama, Music, Journalism, Athletics, Student Government, ect. It is hoped that the classes will follow the example set by the class of 1952, by supporting all school activities with their time and effort. , Here is a hearty and sincere wish for success and happiness for each and every member of this year's graduating class, and a hope for bigger and better things ahead for Hermiston Hi through the efforts of all underclassmen. JAMES B. ELLINGSON lf F H ' 'f ff gr' x gig.: hymff? - . ' .- . - . , ' ', - A 1 : It I' f '.'v 1. 1 ' I 'lil .1 'y' ' 5 If ua N L -Q.. 1A'f,fr Q L 1' ' 1 f- , u F Fi '-L - ' ' i 'V' - an 4: X W ' R' .1 IIA .i - IV- ., 4-,.- '.- 'ny MV., 13.3, 1 is - v-, ' ' ' ,f e . ' ff ' ', A.y'1-,A 1 'l' 3 'W' I W MARY JANE ANDERSON VERNON BENNlON CARL BRUEGGEMEIER Physical Education and Health, Ad- Social Problems, Director of Athletics Physics, Algebra, Senior Math, visor, Junior Class, G.A.A., Pep Club, and Physical Education. Photography. Girls' League. l I IW GENE DEUTSCHMAN ORPHA FESSLER VIRGINIA FISHER English ll, SpeeCl'l7 Dfamaj Debate, Latin ll, Algebra, GBOITICTYYQ TI'lQO- English I, Advigorl Freshman CI355 Advisor, Thespians. nometry, Advisor, Senior Class. vigil H' 'blk'- W LORETTA GOTTFRIED LESLIE HAGEN GERTRUDE HAKOLA TYPIUQ li Business Law: Commercial General Math, Physical Education and Librarian, Bookkeeping, Advisor, Geography. Health, Football Coach, Advisor, Girls' League. Junior Class, Lettermen. BOB HAWK GILBERT HENRY GRANT HuTcHiNs Woodshopl Bookkeeping, Office Practice, Short- Spanish l: Trades and lr1ClUSTI'y: Ad- hand I, II, Advisor, Annual, Quill visor, D-O.T- Clllb- and Scroll. TED MARSHALL GENEVIEVE MECARTHY DAVID NELSON Band: Chorus: Music Theory: Advi- English IV, Advisor, F.T.A. World, History, Social Science and sor, Music, Honorary. Orientation, Basketball Coach. JAMES O'CONNOR JAMES O'ROURKE EDWARD pUTNAM Physical Education and Health. Algebra, Biology, Mechanical Biology: Chemist,-yi Audiovisual Ed- Drawing. ucation, Advisor, Sophomore Class, Science Club. 1551! iff ---ff DUDLEY PURYEAR MELBA STOFFERS GEORGENE SUMMERSON U,5. History: Social Problems, Homemakingg Advisor, F.H.A. Journalism, English III, Advisor Sophomore Classy Quill and Scroll 'FIST' wh., KEMBLE TELLEFSON JESS THOMAS JAMES WARD Vocational Agriculture, Advisor, Ef1QliSh ll: Guidance Dil'eCTOrp ACIVI- General Science, Freshman Coachp F.F.A. sor, Senior Classy National Honor Advisor, Freshman Class, Society. PATRICIA HAWK NANCY WHITE Secretary to Superintendent Secretary to Principal 1Od'an cus Nw. Swdl Sfud Z-l+SeC'e'6fy sy Holeman l OFFICE GIRLS Donna Nusser Joyce Sfringham Phyllis Osborn Carol Whipple Grace Ann Peterson LIBRARIANS-Carol Friberg, Ruth Cherry, Richard Crist, Miss Hakola, Roy Weber Alice Palmer, PaT Hunf. 1' Q. N. .i s wubzs X W, VINCENT ALLEMAN Student Council 2 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1 Lettermen Club 2, 3, 4 Piesident 4 BDA 4 Class Secretary 3 VIDA ANDERSON Band 1 FHA 1, 2 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 FTA 3 Photography 4 JIM BARNARD Redding High I, 2 Basketball 3 Football 3 Photography 3 Lettermen Club 3, 4 Class President 4 FLORA BELDING Upper Columbia Academy 2 FHA 1, 3 Library 1 df'-Fi fi I Gsfx par 5 lRENE ANDERSON Chorus 3 Class Play 4 Pep Club 2, 3, 4 FHA I, 2, 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 Volleyball Team 3, 4 RALPH BARLOW Emmett High 1, 2 Footbal 3, 4 Basketball 3 Spanish Club 4 DAN NY BARTL E'r1' Class Vice President 3 Bulldog 3 Annual 3 DICK BENSEL Student Council 1, 2, 4 President 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3 Tennis 3 Band 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 Lettermen Club 4 BDA 4 Class President 3 BETTY BERRY Hollister High I Chorus 2, 3 FHA 2 GAA 2, 3 EUGENE CASSENS Basketball 3 Track 3 JEAN CLARK Annual Staff 1, 2, 3, 4 Senior Editor 4 Bulldog Staff 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 FHA I, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 2 State President 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer 4 Girls' Volleyball 1, 2, 3 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, Sweetheart Court 3 GRANVILLE DENNIS Corvallis High I Football 2 Band 3, 4 FTA 3 DOT 4 4 :N JACKIE BROWN Chorus 2, 4 Class Play 3 RUTH CHERRY Student Council Secretary 3 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Chorus Vice President 2 Annual Staff I, 3, 4 Editor 4 Bulldog Staff 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' League President 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Carnival Queen 1 GENEVIEVE CUTTING Tennis l, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 FHA 2 GAA I, 2, 3,4 FTA 3 Girls' Volleyball 3, 4 Girls' League Treasurer 4 Music Honorary 3, 4 Class Secretary-Treasurer 4 LARRY DEVoRE Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Boxing 1 Tennis 3, 4 Annual Staff 3 Bulldog Staff 3 Debate 3 All School Play 3 Senior Class Play 4 Lettermen Club I, 2, 3, 4 Thespians 3, 4 FFA 1 LEONARD DIXON Dayton High 1 FFA 2 Basketball 3 Tennis 3 Chorus 3 DON ENGLERT Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Tennis 3 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Leftermen Club 3, 4 LETA FAIRBANKS Kennewick High 1 Band 2, 3, 4 Vice Presidenf 4 Chorus 4 Annual Staff Sports Editor 4 Music Honorary 3, 4 Dance Band 4 OMEGA FORBES Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2 Girls' Volleyball 4 Girls' League Council 4 Library 3 Office 3 BARBARA DOUGHERTY Bulldog Staff 3, 4 Business Manager 4 Debate 1, 2, 3 All School Play 2 Class GAA Girls' Girls' Quill Play 3 1, 2, 3, 4 Volleyball 3 League Council 3 and Scroll 3, 4 Thespians 2, 3, 4 ANITA FAGAN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Bulldog Staff 2, 3 All School Play 3 GAA 1 Music Honorary 2, 3, 4 ROBERT FINTEL Stanfield High 1 Chorus 4 DEAN HAMMETT Football 2, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 All School Play 2 Class Play 3, 4 Lettermen Club 2, 3, 4 Thespians 3, 4 BDA 4 Radio 2 PATSY HOLEMAN Student Council Business Manager 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2 Band 1, 2 GAA 1, 2, 3 Girls' Volleyball 'l, 2, 3 Music Honorary 2, 3 GARY HUBBLE Prom Committee 3 Play Committee 3, 4 KATHLEEN KELLEY Student Council Treasurer 4 Tennis 2, 3 Chorus l, 2, 3 Annual Staff 3 All School Play 3 Class Play 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 4 Girls' Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, Music Honorary 2, 3, 4 President 3 Class President 2 BETTY LILES Band l, 2, 3 GAA 'l, 2, 3, 4 BEVERLY HoEPT Band 'l, 2, 3 Pep Club I, 4 GAA l, 2, 3, 4 DON HulTT Shasta High 'I Stanfield High 2 Tennis 3 Baseball 4 Chorus 3, 4 Photography 3 Lettermen Club 2 PATRICIA KENDALL Band 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 Annual Staff 2 Bulldog Staff 2, 3, 4 All School Play 2 Class Play 3 Music Honorary 3, 4 Library 2, 3 Office 2 BETTY LlsH Pep Club l, 2, 3 FHA 1, 2, 3 FTA 3 SHIRLEY MARLER Chorus 2, 3 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 4 GAA 1, 2, 3 MARVAIN MARTlN FFA 1 Photography 3 NORMA MCCALL Band 2 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 FHA l, 2, 3, 4 Parliamentarian 2 Treasurer 3 Reporter 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 FTA 1 CLARA MECHOW Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Debate 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 FTA 3, 4 Thespians 4 Music Honorary 3, 4 ARA lp W iw- GWEN MARSHALL Annual Staff 3, 4 Business Manager 4 Class Play 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Quill and Scroll 4 l.ORETTA MASON Chorus 1, 2, 9 A All School Play 2 Class Play 3, 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3 FTA 3, 4 Thespians 2, 3, 4 President 4 Music Honorary 3, 4 Office 4 HENRY MCKENZIE Mapleton High 3 Baseball 4 CAROL MILLER Student Council Vice Pre Basketball 1, 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Bulldog Staff 4 Class Play 4 Music Honorary 2, 3, 4 Dance Band 4 BDA 4 sident 4 SHIRLEY MOLLETTE Walla Walla High 1, 2, 3 Chorus 4 Senior Play 4 Music Honorary 4 Class Vice President 4 Dance Band 4 DOROTHY MooRE Upper Columbia Academy 1, 2 GRACE ANN NELSEN Student Body Secretary 4 Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4 Annual Staff 1, 2, 3 Class Play 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' League Secretary 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 Music Honorary 2, 3, 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Carnival Queen 3 Class Secretary 1 Class President 2 CAROL OAKLEY Fowler High 1, 2 Debate 4 Bulldog Staff 3 Class Play 3 Pep Club 3, 4 GAA 3, 4 MARGARET MONROE Tennis 3, 4 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3, 4 GAA 1, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Volleyball 2, 3, 4 Maiorette 3, 4 Carnival Queen 4 BILL MYERS Student Council 4 Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 Lettermen Club 2, 3, 4 Secretary 4 BDA 4 DONNA NussER Student Council 3 Tennis 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, 3 Class Play 4 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4 GAA 1 Girls' League Treasurer 3 Vice President 4 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4 Carnival Queen 2 Library 3 Office 4 ROBERT PALMER Football 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Chorus 3, 4 All School Play 2 Class Play'4 Lettermen Club 3, 4 Thespians 2 Radio 2 BDA 4 ALAN PEDIGO Football 'l, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Track 1, 2, 3, 4 FFA I, 2, 3 President'3 Lettermen Club I, 2 BDA 4 f Lois PRICE Kennewick High I Chorus 4 Pep Club 4 GAA 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 EVA RAGSDALE White Rock High I, 2 Girls' Volleyball 3 GAA 4 WARREN REITZ Flathead High 'I, 2, 3 DOT 4 umm' 'Rr-1' I F 'L 'Us Cl? A --.,, A-f 47N fb 12 n, FRED POINTER Federal Way High I, 2, 3 DOT 4 LouIsE PRICE GAA 2, 4 Pep Club 2 Debate 2 Chorus 2 FHA 4 ROBERT RANSOM Student Council 3 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 President 4 Class Play 3, 4 National Honor Society 4 Music Honorary 2, 3, 4 President 2 Library 'l MARILYN Rus'r Chrisney High l Bulldog Staff 4 JERRY SELLERS Football 1, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 4 Bulldog Staff 1, 4 All School Play l Pep Club l Lettermen Club 3, 4 BDA 4 Radio 3 CARL SITZMAN Roosevelt High l, 2 SYLVIA SOMMERER Band 'l, 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 Chorus 1, 2, 4 Class Play 3, 4 Music Honorary 2, 3, 4 Secretary-Treasurer 2, 4 BILL SWART LaGrande High 'I, 2, 3 Football 4 Chorus 4 Bulldog Staff 4 Class' Play 4 Lettermen Club 4 BDA 4 Dance Band 4 DOROTHY SHOCKMAN Chorus 'l, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 'l, 2, 3, 4 President 4 GAA l, 2, 3, 4 Girls' Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4 EDWARD SMITH Football 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Tennis 2, 3, 4 Lettermen Club 2, 3, 4 MARGARET STEVENS Franklin High I, 2, 3 Sweetheart Committee 4 DARLENE TRAMEL Pep Club 4 FHA 2 GAA 2, 4 Girls' Volleyball 4 Sweetheart Court 2 Class Vice President 1 l l Doms UFFORD Band l, 2, 3, 4 Chorus 2 Debate 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 FHA 2, 3, 4 Secretary 3 President 4 JAMES WHALEY Junior Play Committee 3 ELVON WILLIAMS Weston High l Chorus 3, 4 Brave iz LY WooowARD Class Secretary I Chorus l, 2, 3 Class Play 3, 4 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4 Vice President 3 GAA l, 2, 3 Girls' Volleyball l, 2 W-. 'Vw JOAN WALKER Band 3 FHA l, 2 GAA l, 2, 3, 4 CAROL WHIPPLE Chorus l, 2, 3 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4 JIM WILSON Carnival Committee 3, 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 JULIAN WOODWARD FFA 1, 2 Photography 3 CHERRIE WooLARD Chorus 2, 3 All School Play i Class Play 3, 4 National Honor Society 3, 4 X IRENE BATCHELOR Madera High JANIS Russeu. Band i, 2 Music Honorary 2 Bulldog 3 GAA l, 2, 3 Tennis 2, 3 Volleyball i, 2, 3 X C229 2552-QYQN 'figff is GLoRiA ARAGON Salida High I, 2, 3 Girls' League 4 DONNA MONCRIEF FHA 2, 3 Historian 3 Science Club 2, 3 Girls' League Council 3 Bulldog 3 Quill and Scroll 3 DICK BARHAM Not pictured SENIOR CLASS HISTORY When we, the Class of 1952, entered the sacred portals of H.U.H.S. in September, 1948, we thought that this year, when we would at last attain our goal, was far away. Our first great event was Freshman Initiation. Our candidate, Ruth Cherry, was crowned Carnival Queen. Our class officers were: President ............................ ...... - --..--- .... Kathleen Kelley Vice President ....... ...... - ....... - ----2 ............. Darlene Tramel Secretary ................. - ........ ---- .................. Grace Nelsen Treasurer .,................... .............................. R uth Cherry Class Representatives ...... H., ............... Sidney Letts and Dick Bensel Class Advisor .................... i .l---- ...........,........ Miss Mildred Stanfield Our first activity in our Sophomore year was Freshman Initiation, when we got revenge for the previous year's maulings. We were very proud when our candidate, Donna Nusser, was Carnival Queen. Our class officers were: President ,,..-,---,,.,,,..,., ,, ,,,...... - .....,........ ........ G race Nelsen Vice President ....... ....................... A lan Pedigo Secretary ,,A,,,---,.,,,,,., A-, .,,,......... - ..... Beverly Woodward Treasurer ---,-,,,,-,.,,,,,,,,-,,-,,,,,, ,. ,-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,...,.,. Sylvia Sommefer Class Representatives ..,.,.....-.,....... Ruth Cherry and Vil'1CeI'1l Alleman C1355 Advisors -.-,,,-,,-,,-,,, Miss Gertrude Hakola and Mr. Ben PBCIFOW In our third year in H.U.H.S. our candidate, Grace Nelsen, was crowned Queen of the Carnival. A three-act comedy, DoubIe Trouble, was given by. our class on May 4. The theme of the Junior Prom presented on May 12, was Little Dutch Garden. Our class officers were: President ............,....... - ...... ..,... D ick Bensel Vice President ...... ...... ..... D a nny Bartlett Secretary .--,,s.........,..,,,............. - .,.......................... Vincent Alleman Treasurer ,,, ...,.,,.,, ,. ........ -.--.. ......... ---- ........................ Carol Miller Class Representatives ....,............... Donna Nusser and Robert Ransom Class Advisors ,,.,,-,,-.-,,,,. Miss Orpha Weisbeck and Mr. Jess Thomas Now, we are in our final year at H.U.H.S. We have achieved much during our high school days, and we look forward to graduation. For the fourth consecutive year, we were highly honored when our candidate, Margaret Monroe, was crowned Carnival Queen. An old-fashioned Cmeller-drammerj, Bertha, The Beautiful Typewriter Girl was given on December 14. Winter Wonderland was the theme for the Christ- mas Formal which was presented on December 22. Our class officers were: President .................... ................ ......... J i m Barnard Vice President ........... ............ - .... - .......... S hirley Mollette Secretary-Treasurer ....... ..........,...............s. G enevieve Cutting Class Representatives ......, ..,,...... M argaret Monroe and Bill Myers Class Advisors .......... - ............ Mrs. Orpha CWeisbeckj Fessler and Mr. Jess Thomas AS l'LL REMEMBER THEM VINCENT ALLEMAN-What does that name mean to you, tall, dark, and popular, and owner of a con- tagious smile? Vint has been active in sports, and his Senior year he was President of the Lettermen's Club. His future plans are not definite, but we get ideas. IRENE ANDERSON-Irene can be remembered for her part as the mother in the Senior play. She is rather bashful, but a swell friend after she gets acquainted. Following graduation Irene plans to go to Portland with Betty to try her luck at nursing. VIDA ANDERSON-This gal will always be remem- bered for her flaxen blond hair and that very often envied athletic ability of hers. She was always a swell friend to everyone, and one of the first to volunteer when there was work to be done. Good luck Vida. DICK BARHAM-Watch out for this guy. Dick drives that pick-up like it were a toy scooter. You can re- member him in social problems always reading western stories. Dick does work sometimes though at the Columbia Furniture Company. JIM BARNARD-Jim pulled a fast one ani. at married halfway through his Senior year. He w s that tall, blonde, basketball player everyone liked to watch. He works swing shift at McNary Dam, and after high school he wants to go to college and support Janis. RALPH BARLOW-To remember Ralph driving his Chev- rolet is one of 'the things that makes you stop and think of the hot-rod races. But really Ralph doesn't do too badly, and he can be remembered for his blonde hair and that football ability of his. DICK BENSEL--Dick was always one of the outstanding boys. Besides being active in sports, he also found time to be President of the student body. Dick's plans for after graduation concern college-probably Washington State. BETTY BERRY-That quiet, shy girl in your classes is Betty. She will be remembered for her lovely, long brown hair, or perhaps she sits next to you in chorus. This summer she wants to go East and work, nothing particular, iust so it's a iob. JACKIE BROWN-Jackie will be remembered for her cheerfulness and willingness to help. Chorus is her favorite pastime, and she plans to make secretarial work her vocation. When she makes her first mil- lion, she wants to travel. EUGENE CASSENS-His classmates thought Gene, as he is called, was shy, but that was before we got to know him. He was always a swell friend and a nice guy to know-especially if you had problems in English. RUTH CHERRY-Ruthie was one of the trio of girls that lead the yells for our Alma Mater. She was President of Girls' League and always very active in school activities. Her plans call for a business career, not marriage, so she says. JEAN CLARK-Very industrious and always seeming to know what she wants and how to get it is this girl. She is very interested in home economics, and is an active member of FHA. Following graduation she plans to further her education at Oregon State College. GENEVIVE CUTTING- Gen will be remembered for her auburn hair and also as a member of the can- can line. She plays the piano and is in demand as an accompianist. After graduation she would like to go to college. CRANVILLE DENNIS-He seems to be a pretty quiet guy till you get to know him. Then you'll find he can talk iust as much and iust as fast as the rest of us. Dennis, who is 6' l says he will serve in Uncle Sam's Navy following graduation. LARRY DEVORE-Here's a spunky kid who never let a broken nose stand in his way of boxing and play- ing football. He was always out there fighting for Hermiston High, and that's the way we'll all re- member him. Good luck Larry, you have it coming. LEONARD DIXON-Leonard will be remembered as a valuable member of the tennis team and also as a swell, hardworking guy. He is another one of the fellows destined to soon be in Uncle Sam's service. BARBARA DOUGHERTY-Well known in H.U.H.S. for her speech ability is this gal. She won her laurels in panel discussion. Always very well dressed, Bar- bara says clothes are sort of a hobby with her. She plans to continue her education at the University of Oregon. DON ENGLERT-Don could well be called the best liked pest ever. If Don was in the territory when that spitwad hit you, you didn't even have to ask who threw it. Don doesn't think he will have to wait to have his future decided for him by Uncle Sam. ANITA FAGAN-Anita is very interested in music, she is a clarinetist in the schol band, and she also sings a great deal. Following graduation she hopes to attend college with the emphasis on music. LETA FAIRBANKS-Leta will be remembered as a saxo- phone player in the band as well as in the dance AS I'LL REMEMBER THEM band, and l know we'll never forget that wonderful sense of humor. Her future plans are undecided but we hope she will be very happy. ROBERT FINTEL-Here's a fellow who was always known as a shy guy ! Will he change in the fu- ture? It would be interesting to stick around and see. Bob is 6' 2 and very good looking. He says he'd like to go to college after he graduates. OMEGA FORBES-We'll all remember Uga as that cute gal who was always so busy helping in the office and correcting shorthand pads. She is loads of fun-lust ask anyone who knows. And of course, who could forget her cowbell at the basketball games. DEAN HAMMETT-This 6' tall redhead can really be a riot, as he has proved many times. He almost stole the show in the Senior Melodrama with his poses, and his choice of female companions isn't bad either! We'll probably see Dean around with the BDA boys. PATSY HOLEMAN-Patsy will be remembered as the gal in the office. She is interested in being a private secretary and she has already had some experience. But even more important is the fellow who gave her that beautiful diamond she wears so proudly. BEVERLY HOEFT-Here's a cute kid with personality plus, the type you can't help liking, always sweet and helpful. Now it is Mrs. Harvey Ward, lucky guy. Guess that tells what Bev's future will be, homemaker, she'll make a swell one. GARY HUBBLE-This guy could be known as Moody because of the fast changes he makes. Not only in moods does he make changes, but also with the gals. Romeo may be a better name for him, and we'll always remember him in English without his assignment. DON HUlTT-Don became a member of our class when he transferred from Stanfield High during his Sopho- more year. We'll always remember Don speeding around in a 'AO' Ford. Don's plans after graduation revolve around a career in aeronautical engineering. KATY KELLEY-Naturally curly hair and a trait of friendliness are two of Katy's outstanding charac- teristics. Lucky Katy gets to handle all our money as student body Treasurer. Next fall she is going to Oregon State College to take care of Bob. PAT KENDALL-She grew up with Hermiston, having gone to school here since the first grade. She plans to leave us soon after graduation for Northwest Christian College in Eugene. Her ever-ready and willing cooperation has endeared her to all of us. BETTY LILES-Here is a girl with plenty of athletic ability! She can often be seen skating, or driving a green pick-up with all her friends aboard. Her ambition after graduating is to attend nursing school in Portland. BETTY LISH-Betty will always be remembered as the gal at the drive-in who dished out the popcorn and sold tickets. Wonder how thick that ioke book is getting to be. Betty, whose future is undecided, is envied by many for that beautiful dark brown hair. SHIRLEY MARLER-Here is a gal very interested in horses, particularly racers. She can always tell a good long story, doesn't seem to matter what sub- iect you might be talking about. Shirley has no defi- nite plans as yet. GWEN MARSHALL-If there is work to be done you can count on Gwen to be there helping. She is a swell organizer and always does her bit, and usually a lot more. We wish you all the luck in the future Gwen, you deserve it. MARVIN MARTIN-If you have any problems in English class, here is your man. He is a whiz. He is tall and dark argf Jmu might think bashful if you didn't know him to iiell. Good luck in the future, Marvin. LORETTA MASON-Ever walk into the drug store and order a soda? The little brunette soda-ierk with the big smile is Loretta. She is very interested in drama and music and plans to study this combination at college following graduation. NORMA MCCALL-Here is an outstanding carnival ticket salesman who claims the proud height of 5' 7 and possesses that much envied naturally curly hair. Norma is well known for her happy disposition and quick wit. Following graduation she plans to see the world. HENRY MCKENZIE-Couldn't get much low down on this sleepy-head. He's 5' 9 and has black hair and brown eyes. There is only one thing he wants to do-sleep all day! At least that's what he tells us. CLARA MECHOW-To win an argument with Clara is like receiving a gold medal. She can outdo you in her debate and speech anytime. Clara can be re- membered in the Senior Melodrama as one of the rootin', tootin', can-can girls with the come-hither voices. CAROL MILLER-Better known as the Young Man With A Horn. Carol will be remembered for his musical ability, and if you are ever blinded by a flash bulb at the ballgames think nothing of it, it is iust Carol getting the light in the plays. AS I'LL REMEMBER THEM SHIRLEY MOLLETTE-She entered H.U.H.S. from Walla Hi her Senior year and has been an asset to the Senior class as well as to the various musical or- ganizations-we will remember her as accompianist for the chorus and dance band. Her future plans are hazy but rosy. MARGARET MONROE-That maiorette who really draws the whistles in the spotlight is Maggie, as she is often called. She has been very interested in all school activities since entering H.U.H.S. from Umatilla. Her plans are undecided, but we know she will be a success. DOROTHY MOORE-This girl is quiet, but also a brain. For those of us who know her she is a wonderful friend. We are always happy to see her return to H.U.H.S. from Upper Columbia where she has spent the other half of her high school days. BILL MEYERS-We will remember Bill as the blonde, wavy-haired guy with the physique. A black '39' Ford, which was all souped up, and parties with the boys are two other things we connect with BiIl's name. DONNA NUSSER-This little gal is really loaded with pep, which proves her ability as one of the H.U.H.S. cheerleaders. She has been very active in all school affairs and when we think of Donna we also think of Dick who will probably figure in her future plans. GRACE ANN NELSON-A vivacious blonde cheerleader, that's Gracie, who's greatest ambition is to be a physical education teacher. We know her students will love her as we do. We'lI always remember her for her big smile and soft voice. BOB PALMER-It was really a surprise when Bob turned out to be a soloist in chorus. He proved he can act too when he very convincingly played the villian in the Senior Melordrama. After high school, in which he has been quiet a wheel, he plans college. LOIS PRICE-The one without the rings is Lois-anyway that's the way I tell them apart. An ever active mem- ber of Pep Club and one of those who could really sell carnival tickets. The very best of luck to you in the future, Lois. LOUISE PRICE-One of the inseparable twins was Louise, but that was before she was a married mother of a little boy. Louise has always been a very en- thusiastic member of the class of '52'. Good luck to you and your family, Louise. FRED POINTER-Fred is a familiar, hardworking em- ployee of Safeway and may be seen there most of the time he isn't in school. Fred plans to continue as a Safeway employee until Uncle Sam beckons. EVA RAGSDALE-Eva had a good chance to look clown on most of us Cshe's 5' lO j but she never did. She's as friendly as they come and will make somebody a good secretary or maybe a wife, huh? But no definite plans yet, anyway. ALLEN PEDIGO-To Allen's daughter he is Dad, to us he is one of the Pedigo boys ! Allen can be remembered for his sportsmanship and athletic abil- ity. Where ever he goes we know that success will follow. ROBERT RANSOM-Bob is remembered mostly for his musical ability. Everyone in band will remember him as Student Director and band President. He is tall, blonde, and the fellow who plans on going to the University of Oregon-if he passes, that is. WARREN RIETZ-Warren transferred from Kalispell High in Montana his Senior year, and he plans to attend Arizona State next year to study for a career in engineering. 'lf you should drop in at the Western Auto Store, you'll find Warren there working at his T8rI iob. JERRY SELLERS-Everyone can remember seeing Jerry drive up to the school in his rust colored Ford. It's the same color as his hair and iust as snappy. To mention feet to Jerry is like mentioning a tug to Tugboat Annie. I'll always remember Jerry in his low-hipped clothes. DOROTHY SHOCKMAN-The girls in Pep Club re- member Dorothy as the President who kept them in line. To most of us she is also remembered as a twin to Don. She is a tall girl with pretty hair and brown eyes. She wants to be a sales clerk in a clothing store. CARL SITZMAN-If you see a '34' Ford with dual straight pipes cruising around H.U.H.S. you'll prob- ably see Carl Sitzman behind the wheel. Carl can be recognized by the dragging walk and his ability for being late to class. BILL SLATTEN-If someone were to ask who the smartest history student in the class of '52' was, the answer would be none other than Bill. We will also re- member him for that haircut which took a genius to comb as well as to cut. ED SMITH-This is one guy that haunted the tennis courts every spring, and this proves his knack with a racket, playing boys' first-doubles. He was pretty handy with the basketball too. He'll be singing and sailing to Anchors Away after graduation. SYLVIA SOMMERER-Here is another Senior with a yen AS l'LL REMEMBER THEM for music. She can be remembered for helping to accompany the chorus and dance band. She is also another one of the brains in this class. Bob is taking her along with him when he goes to the University. BILL SWART-Transferring from LaGrande High his Senior year, Bill became well known for his Sinatra like voice. He was one of the added attractions as vocalist with the high school dance band. DARLENE TRAMEL-Sweet is the perfect word to de- scribe the charm of Dar's. She is one of those girls you want for a friend, for you know she will be a good one. That diamond you see on her third finger, left hand, is from Bill-enough said about Darlene's future. DORIS UFFORD-A definition of a good personality is Doris Ufford. She is President of F.H.A. and is also known for her humorous readings. Her plans for the future show a definite interest in children for she would like to be a primary teacher. NANCY VAIL-To be given The Laugh by Nancy is as bad as The Evil Eye. She can always be seen either telling iokes or laughing at- them. To hear Nancy sing No, No, a Thousand Times No you would almost believe her plea. JOAN WALKER- Jo will be remembered for her trips to Oklahoma-funny thing was she always took them about the time school started. Her ambition is to be a nurse and we wish her loads of luck. JAMES WHALEY-I couldn't get much information out of Jim, but I can say that shy, bashful, and quiet are the exact words to describe this fellow. Now he works at the flower shop, and as far as the future is concerned he has no definite plans. CAROL WHIPPLE-She will be remembered for her blue rimmed glasses which match her blue eyes. She is always ready and willing to help, and is an active member of Pep Club and G.A.A. When she gradu- ates her plans center around work for awhile and then travel. ELVON WILLIAMS-When we think of books we think of Elvon because he can usually be found reading. Always snoozing would describe him very vividly, especially during English class. Elvon plans to work at Ordnance or the dam until Uncle Sam calls. JIM WILSON-Jim was always thought of as one of the quietest boys in the Senior class. Even though he. was quiet, he could be described as one of the best workers and easiest luck to a swell fellow. Q I BEVERLY WOODWARD-Beverly shall always be re- membered for her beautiful red hair, no temper though, most of the time she is cool as a cucumber. If she doesn't go to college, Beverly guesses she will go to Alaska. JULIAN WOODWARD-What class would be complete without a comedian? Julian will always be remem- bered for his unlimited supply of humor which kept everybody laughing! We won't forget that bright red hair of his either! CHERRIE WOOLARD-The gal that threw all the chuckles in the Senior play was Cherrie, as she now spells it. We will all remember her for her own special rendition of Come on a My House, which you had to watch to appreciate. MARILYN RUST-That slight drawl you hear that sounds distinctly not western belongs to this swell little gal from Indiana. After graduation Marilyn plans to be married-and the lucky guy is already chosen as you can tell by the diamond she wears on her left hand. CAROL OAKLEY-Carol has very good taste in clothes and looks good in what she wears. Coming back ' from California in her Senior year, she took up were she left off. Carol, one of the smaller girls in the Senior class, plans to attend Oregon State next year. DIANE HOLEN-Diane, from Minot, North Dakota, trans- ferred to H.U.H.S. during her Senior year. Diane is one of those few gals lucky enough to have lovely blonde hair. Diane would like to study to be a doctor following graduation. GLORIA ARAGON-Gloria, another Senior year transfer to H.U.H.S., is a swell dancer and is especially noted for her smallness. We hope she enioys Hermiston and that she will have loads of luck in the future. FLORA BELDING-Here is another proof that nice things come in small packages. Flora is barely 5' feet tall. Flora has been an interested home ec. student through high school and after graduation she plans to use what she has learned in a home of her own. MARGARET STEVENS-This sweet and likeable little gal transferred to Hermiston High from Portland dura ing her Senior year. Margaret is a good commercial student and plans to use what she has learned in these classes in her iob following graduation. who's who Best Looking BEVERLY wooovvARD and CAROL MILLER Best Personalities RUTH CHERRY and DICK BENSEL Best Athletes GRACE NELSEN and ALAN PEDIGO Most Stuclious SYLVIA SOMMERER and Bos RANsoM senior class play Back row. 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Roach L. Thompson C. Wear P. Wolf , Hb 8 Q.. . ...N Y 1 . . - L. Rathe K. Rohrman D. Russel G. Seawood N. Shackeltord F. Shambow J. Smith W. Smith R. Spencer G. Standerfer P. Steel R. Stillwell P. Sullivan E. Taylor P. Thoma D. Thompson B. Townsend M. Walker M. Vernon P. Walker P. Watson D. Weber P. Wells O. Wilcox B. Williams C. Wines K. Wood M. Wood P. Young i l ., , v Ki Q w, .fs . ' mf ak I Mx 'Y' 1 ' 1 W, , n H D f 2 1. 1 by if .. 4359 New is Ni ,I 42 v 'Q .v u ,Jw 1- Nag, Qrqlb .-x, -c., OJ .MJ Q, ' .-hx 'Ju fo 'Q mi , S ? -1 Q sfudenf body officers Grace Nelsen Secrefary Kathleen Kelley Treasurer Dick Bensel President Carol Miller Vice President Standing: R. Cherry, M. Anderson, P. Nelsen, B. Pedigo, D. Nusser, P. Holeman, B. Carlson, M. Pedigo, A. Cline, V. Alleman, M. Monroe, J. Barnard, C. Carr, B. Meyers, J. Brooks. Seafedz C. Miller, G. Nelsen, Mr. Ellingson, Advisor, K. Kelley, D. Bensel. Ruth Cherry Editor - G M h ll S ,1.'l:1.5.iP,!'.5.i:,ifS annual staff ...t1,12.t:gz.3.. Left to right: Mr. Henry, Advisor, R. Cherry, Editor, L. Fairbanks, Sports Editor, G. Marshall, Manager, S. McPheeters, Assistant Editor, C. Carr, Feature Editor- G. Peterson, Advertising Editor, C. Bowers, Class Editor, J. Clark, Senior Editor, C. Baker, Class Editor. s f- 'I I l mf ' 1. H4-1' l V 'I PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENT BODY OF THE HERMISTON UNION HIGH SCHOOL ' , v.1m.ixx1 .32 numraaa. owen. umm, ra. xssx Number G f,Pif3g',iIZ3Z2, Boy Saves Father From Death Hermiston High Bulldog Publinlud by rho Auocinhd Stuthnh of Hormiston Hfyh 'School Editolial Staff- ' Editor-Helen Maronda Copy Editors-JoAnn Lieb, Carol Miller, Jaca- llne Klelnert, and Donna Mon- cnef I2 renee fu-un. Richard u smmy' uePnm.en.'cnee Ann Peterson. .uma nunnglemilnnun num Jerry saturn. mnkkescnnouer. mu swm. Delores Thompson. Yvonne Tuul , and Carol Hummer. l Business Manager-Baroara Dougherty Circulation-Ruth Cherrv, Carol Frdrerg, Bob -' Harrington Adviser-Miss Geox-gene Summersou ga Forbes, Eiith Pollard, Rose- I U -fchonu mary Wilson, Margaret Stev- gzkfatjalinxlgfr' d cn-i,hand'Dianea Halen. - Romberg gmun Chrisifgiglswsfafoue pr Xxx? Holy Night and other car- to Korea, Th s W j- Gb Bind fhagf? 150' 1 ata Claus Is Coming to lg T? S 19 can - Denza, arranged by A - open Dol! to Toy Town Suite- a 25 Q 5913, serine 1 Ashley- W1- 3 9x1lXet,o5,oYgii- ' the Night Before hour Q ds gs 5 - C En 3 7, Ji ,I ,X 1. Ewa ,cgi mug: 9. mann- Narrated by lar- - . 69 - to 'l . te ml! We Q5 X99 A-. gp- X90 Xe- or' xx: Folnvlln- Leroy 0355- ' wel' O'-ckjirontqs Qgvodgqro 1565 Exams! veiagoka vXeX5'Qxoo5q,eA iacl' its- WX l-Il. 4 Q 4 se xo or o was .Tor gi' t:e0g'J:vaXZL we: oi oaaseled i Q . jtiilfilie ir? lixoulfio glide' sew: Yvgellfzgxe' e Just in Love, tot- 1.8 W '.rQ,,'10 5,q6z 105 anvi- in. two parts sv Q04 al ,gn an ani' xsa- ' 9 0 . K9 - 2 1 ti ' th she Chase 'hs tips 59516809 390 Scy69x'ec89o:-15 :Eve diese: ol the Year. Y: -te5 55 C09 6 10 - - rd X X V nce which the meetin VA to 'Got-'risk oe' av S S052 , ,po Q1 X 3 V sl Decem- Entertamment ft ?, api: x.5g 5 '92, , 909' dll' - 1 meeting will be L wx Voltphlovql 29092 3295 hguhlig the freshman class. cliogefcsxpl OGRE? Vfl vita, X5 ,Stab X, sin- -H-e 1 or I - 1 . . s c . Seniors Prese. xiii:-rgfleri-e'v,n0,t321,., vs' va, in . XC, x - xi-. 4, -,go A g- ts Mah nee Show if vollcfgs-f il ,,,f,sfQ,'gofQa-3 e oi 6 K- X , ef' f'Bertha. the Beautiful Xie-flfe NA. views powtgrllll' writer Girl was prcsente 'moxre 'll 59 9 odztitgi. yd' n matinee pertormance for-,b ' 'iloogza Q95 ,Q 9 wo Q05 'X high and grade School studen nah ax vt' -A -of --if Thursday aftcrnoong Tl was sponsored by the class and presented with entertainment between 1 Daniel Desboro D tBob Palmerl was this who'tried to steal the I fortune. Donna Nusscr a' Bensel as tMr. and Z'-Irs. Skinner? help Davjdulfl fDean Hammtl wifi thi Bertha Bancroft tChrerx larddl afid her jewels' all this is hnppemng tli Clarice Clayborhe fLore sony tried, to break ,I courtship between Dav mond and 'Bertha Bancr Bancroft played hy Cal ler has a heart attack -in Desmond's office and die wood Garfield tBob P has interests wherever 11 concernedf Bridget I fBill Myersl. is Mrs. Ba tlrene Anderson! brother guise and also a Drivatl tive who finally breaks l wide open and restores t croh jewels. The play ' cepted with much appre .and the entertainmei tween the acts as the C eirls fGenevi-:ve Cuttirl Woodward, Grace Nelsol Ufford and Clara Mech: singer Nancy Vail were ed with many loud chd whistlesr This -play wi presented Eriday 'nighgw at Reporter Records Redmond Ride: ,Leon Ford Holds iWall Seven Hours 32 Pep Girls March at Half Time ' B, Cu., F,n,.,,, B1 Chrono Carr Bright and early Saturday morning 32 pep club girls, three cheer leaders, two majorettes, and three advisers boarded the new school buss with the driv- er and his wife to head for Redmond to the basketball game-the Panthers vs. the Bulldogs. With blankets, pillows, lunch- es, and sleepy looking eyes, we were on our way. Everywhere you looked there were girls, In the aisles, under the seats, and last but not least, on the seat itself. After we were all settled, some jokers in the back of the bus started singing songs, but after some threats of being kicked off they soon quieted down. so then our minds wan- dered to food. So out can-ie the mangled lunches. and guess what the special was that day i -tuna fish sandwiches. But we soon forgot Bur misfortune of not having fried chicken when Pat Gray. who had brought along almost a bushel of pea- nuts. swore she couldn't ea' :hem all after eating five san wiches ttunaj, an -orange, L Candy bars. a box of ca C3- nn .. l pound of grapes. and some oth X er minor things. ' tFood me um renal I So the rest of us were glad. to assist her by eatirig the penal nuts. Our poppy peanut revo- lution was interrupted by the bus driver calling, all out, BIKES Junction. So off we scrambled to get another supply l pf food. XTWGMY minutes later wel were rolling along again, only this time-nice and quiet alter instructions from headquar- tersf' ttfwo front seats where the advisers sat? that we should rest our little vocal cords so we could be nice and DSDP! for the game and half, when we were going to much for the edmond spectaton. myself. We were in groups of twos when we went to the gil-l's house for supper, After seating ourselves for the game we yelled our heads The Ford family are thank- ful today tfor the quick action of their gon, Leon. for it was be who kept his father from being 'co letely buried when a well off but lost to the Panthers. At 0 fin:aga::Qo13,h crib, hall time our pep girls marched , ide f thi 'eu lor the Ridmond spectators. 5 D . . Alter the game there was Q Q n repairing sox dance in the gym, and 54,5 0 3 'Et- Hermiston girls got a chan 4 73 f y - tell each other about the 4-8 006 Q Q 5 supps-rs we had. Then' I lot., fa, lr, f 0 1 . . it .se-f 0 f 0 - iiIL'..,lae4di .ffll10k w'o.5f., 00 - to bed. The Hermis 559 0' ,5, 'e,,'7fa,,'4e lo '94, be' the beds and the 2,5-'sr-O Pro, me ,fo,, 'a6 48 out girls on the floo 13,617 P 'fo' 47 sq Got-4756 Qt- '94, ffm- Morning cam es, qv 'IQ 'GQO4' 0' 'O sd, 6:1900 6-'Leo' after 3 good p ?fa00l14,l?4l,6i',,1. Z 'big Doe' as M60 to slide. W Site r'?0rfs-, rf3'.ii'15i'51 xisilvetlliiis D cgoqifgfi-befgfoafbvff jab, dooqnand. asain B 1 I 9 4, ,X 9 0 ll if. V4 free his fath- tim:a: e6?z0 7c-4.:- X! IQ Hfi90,,0 q dit ef' Jjfd:-,oot,w1s caught advise, gepjoq XiZg,fecf71j,g':.g 44,0 -:-ina when thle an-t ,g - ll 'yf - -9 I' 0 ,ga ne could not free Jas H'o!?1035'6,.60,.,'?a'Z701,.q'gzi7qgi'l he fid the sides the M G 2:9 147. Xt'o,afi4ba0'J,g: Q 11. ,eve-n hours. Finally, b gqkcglebq iqbodleqdsqr ggafqde . said, Leon, you will ' 4' 4 9 .-', I . B T. ' 't kzeqafdzzo X Iselgob' ab' 6100 QQ' fafliegsuzrgings tiinagnfi 0-We 06' -90' If-8' Wa, , for Sqhvadzx e0'7b,4, Q. 415 Q., ' him, Leon held the dirt Qs ff-Xl ?,6',,f.q ' 'il C' il the Dower equipment was lftobolf-4. 5Y4,fe 04- do L- ought to their aid. Ile' was aadoc X 'IJPIOQ0 4, Q. ,hen ,lifted through a tube by fi-P-'IQ Ped- UQ 941 '70 4'fa winch line lowered over him me .4495 rs, Qu. our nice t 4-,, -1 So after gl: ,bel- We hurried ho. eves and happy fat. parents about our Twp mend. rustunie. judged. served at prizes a school dance to provide the music, The 75c for single. can or the can Start, heap Eirlsl and others took over the res- cue of his father. LEON FORD an askrd w h at t-HEX nt of the newspaper ar- Mrs, Ford replied, lt's i way to make the head- But tlv lt fortunate- E59! 0 xgerc averted 0 9 ce tragedy Q ' the fam- e, 1,4 r 9, 1930 ,, -f ek-y A me of 9-0 ' 'B Ford'- FHZ3' 2. ca 5 r Ili 526 ,5 1 own- Y, .A 2 rsfwiffi 'P ds 3 e' one 0 v .1 rss rr- 1, 2. 0 it o 9 Tv G 919' Y 't 'B is 25' 2 8- of o 9. -v 101 Q- . at St. , Q, Q 9, t Pendle- Q, 1.9 was putlto bed ff 5 ock and exposure-. ed fully recovered and ed to be back in school ny. i's modesty is commenda- zl, when complimented on Avery, he denied any to heroism by grinning and saying, Oh, it wasn't Sitting: Summerson, Moncrief, Lieb, Maronda, Miller, Kleinert. Standing: Kendall, Fagan, Fairbanks, Eastwood, Fritchett, Sellers, .Rust, Peterson, Lenhart, Cara, Thompson, Thompson, Taulbee, McPheeters, Friberg, Hammer, Allstotf, Clar , Dougherty, Harrington, Cherry, Swari. no r Back row: B. Woodward, G. Marshall, R. Ransom, K. Kelley, C. Woolard. Fronf row: R. Cherry, Mr. Thomas, Advisor, G. Nelsen, J. Clark. girls' club, council Standing: G. Nelsen, R. Cherry, G. Cutting, D. Nusser. Seated: Mrs. Anderson and Miss Hakola, Advisors. thespians Back row: R. Barr, C. Mechow, R. Ross, H. Maronda, D. Ufford. Front row: D. Hammett, L. Mason, Mr. Deutschman, Advisor, B. Dougherty, L. DeVore. science club . . Back row: M. Halstead, D. Terry, B. Dickinson, L. Ford, T. Evans. R. Lenhart, D Gibler. Middle row: W. Lane, S. Bartz, C. Martin, C. Friberg, Mr. Putnam, Advisor P. Ireland, P. Gillespie, K. Gray, R. Pullman, D. Moncrief. Front row: G. Isacc B. Burr, O. Kopacz, H. Maronda, S. Goings, C. Belt, L. Dallman. ,SET quill and scroll STanding: Lieb, Carr, Kelley, Cherry, Maronda, Friberg, Clark, McPheeTers, Mon crief, Peterson. Seated: Mr. Henry, Advisor, Gwen Marshall, Miss Summerson Advisor. chorus 4-'N-xr AL ,..-1. i i --'va' Y - ., - Q- af' ws. , - Y A v 'Ai' A 'Esta if HUHS v v W Br- W ' 153' A-'L' L+ H'L ' !.,. .v,r I 3 QQFN. .E ,nggjfpigfx Q music honorary Back row: G. Denman, S. Bennett, C. Barr, L. Griffin, R. Ross, R. Ransom Middle row: E. Smith, M. Pierson, L. Mason, C. Mechow, V. Manny, K. Kelley G. Cutting, B. Woodward, L. Fairbanks, A. Fagan, P. Kendall. Seated: R. Barr C. Miller, Mr. Marshall, Advisor, S. Sommerer, G. Nelsen, S. Mollette. dance band Back row: R. Ransom, S. Mollette, B. Swart. Middle row: G. Denman, L. Griffin, C. Miller. Front row: P. Gillespie, P. Nelsen, L. Fairbanks. PUT A 'VUS5 ' M GRAIBIECHERRY ER Ml 'im- leffermen ware wr , if , if 5 lr' ' limi' I Nf we-A--aff-ew-Q--f ' A r-r. .sw right: Clayton, Ward, Tonack, M. Pedigo, Dodson, Pointer, B Back row, left to Pecligo. Middle row: Hammett, Bensel, Barr, Robinson, Liebe, Englert, Alleman Barnard. Front row: Slatten, Meyers, A. Pedigo, Palmer, Sellers, Smith, Barlow Swart, and DeVore. S A in alia. Q Q Sh M G fa was af? ,' nf Qzhflfrm xo sy i F , Q 5.3. 1 is l l 1 9 Jean Clark 3 State President . Y 5 Mrs. Clark, Chapter Mother, M. Hanley, Assistant Degrees Chairman, H. Maronda, MMUS Secretary, B. Berry, Degrees Chairman, S. Marler, Vice President, D. Ufford, Presi- dent, S. Goings, Parliamentarian, Mrs. Stotfers, Advisor, A. Palmer, Treasurer, Q, ' 'rn J. Eastwood, Song Leader, Mrs. Cable, Chapter Mother. 45 ' 'E 3 fl arm ,jg 3 NEW YP I- tw!! ll: sv: ' '7 Back row: Mrs. Cable, Mrs. Clark, Friberg, Maronda, Spitz, Ramos, Clark, Hicks, Bousquet, Mrs. Stoffers, Pullman, Bartz, Taulbee, Goings, Berry, Belt, Grant, East- wood. Second row: Black, Hanley, Black, Fulcher, Burr, Hale, Kopacz, Cameron Ireland, Cable, Halstead, Huff, Barlow, Jackson, Olson, Pierson, Hooker, Padberg, Bell, McClard, Dick, Williams, Watson, Macy, Pardue. Front row: Morton, Ekle- ' berry, Morris, Ufford, Gibler, Clark, Krause, Gregory, Garberg, Marler, Tramel, lngle, Tramel, Minder, Pomeroy, Pierson, Linder, Palmer, Cook, Ekleberry. Not pictured: Anderson, Bowles, Brood, Dungan, Ford, Gillander, Graham, Lane, McCall, Moncrief, Powell, Sutton. I Swv of 'lt , .7 W 9 E M I QSQJ ' lg, 4314, QXIVJ 0 C Biff Q, 1f Q.,x ' 3051.0 .Tho ' .fl , 'Y Q 0Q'fl'iiL19 X' X Back row, left to right: Junior Baker, Treasurer, Darrell Power, President, Charles Barr, Chapter Representative, Uhl Grant, Re- porter, Bottom row: Dave Gibler, Vice President, Jim Parrish Sentinel, Kem Tellegson, Advisor. Not pictured: Chris Sturm Secretary. I I Top row, left to right: Robert Barney, Robert McCoy, Jim Allstott, Kenneth Merrill Don Tasnady, Ernest Cox, Barry Nelson, Bob Bellinger, John Hamman, Miles Veri non. Bottom row: Ronald Leonard, Francis Durand, Jim Myers, Leon Ford, Paul Walker, Jim Casper, Hal Moore, Uhl Grant, Irvin Leach. ANNUAL F.F.A. PARENT and f SON BANQUET HARLE5 B - i. ALD 5? beet steef Plolec 1951 vine-Y LEONARD 19 ard proiecr Franklin Dye, Bill Ross, Jim Glasser, David Russell, Stanley Olson, Allan Hamman, Bill Cox, Bob Beck, Bill Snyder, Frank Snyder. Bottom row: David Gibler, Marvin Halstead, Junior Baker, Darrell Power, Jim Parrish, Jim Metteer, Herman Bush, Charles Barr, Chris Sturm, Kem Telletson, Advisor. il MARGARET MONROE rx N0 'Z ' XX Senicr MARJORIE PLOU RD Freshman SHIRLEY MCPHEETERS Junior BETTY HOLEMAN Sophomore carnival queen INN 5 Q P ' a .I 76 ' T , x X v X sweetheart and court Q37 1 i ?, I ! 1 a 3' Q A Suzanne Bartz Doris Utford Queen Betty lngle Peggy Watson Junior Senior Sophomore Freshman t. t. a. . Lett to right: D. Alexander, D. Uftord, V. Manny, Y. Taulbee, C. Mechow, G. Dennis, S. Greer, S. Bartz, Advisor, Miss McCarthy, R. Barr. g. a. a. Back row: Liles, Nelsen, Anderson, Walker, V. Anderson. Middle row: Russell, Forbes, McCall, Monroe, Hoeft, Shockman, Whipple. Front row: Mrs. Anderson, Advisor, Cutting, M,cPheeters, Clark, Lieb, Cherry, Tramel. volley ball team Lett to right: Mrs. Anderson, Coach, Thompson, Monroe, Anderson, Cutting, Hiskey, Ekleberry, Shockman, Anderson, Russell, Tramel, Nelson, Lieb. Kneeling: Hammer, Jones, Managers. debate club ' - -r qi .a'fS?'5a - Lett to right: Ruth Barr, Al Cline, Doris Ufford, Jean Clark, Mr. Deutschman, Advisor, Carol Oakley, Clara Mechow, Alice Johnson. Not pictured: Loretta Mason. trades and industrial Back row, left to right: Jack Stephenson, Alan Pedigo, Warren Rietz, George Dennis, Julian Woodward, Henry McKenzie, Mr. Hutchins, Advisor, Robert Wilcox. Front row: Patsy Holeman, Cherrie Woolard, Fred Pointer, James Barnett, Le Roy Miller, Katy Kelley, Beverly Jo Woodward. Yu lf. ficlk! QL: Aw, snap il? um, Shar What as n un Ydlf 11 J Hia r fly lmi -.,N4.....,....... 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Hermislon Hermislon Hermiston ..,.. ..A,, 5 8 Hermiston ,,.,. .c,,, 2 7 Hermiston ----- 6 ,,,,.l 2 6 O ST. Pat B -- 2 6 Pendleton Mac-Hi c,,. ,,--,2 l M Baker .,.,c,,, Pendlelon Hermiston .c.,.. .,c, 4 6 ' Mac-Hi ,,-,,,,, v,c,, 1 3 ,,,,R DAVE NELSON Basketball Coach Dec. l-Wa-Hi Jamboree Dec. 4-UmaTilla here Dec. 7-Redmond There Dec. 8-Redmond There Dec. ll-Kennewick here Dec. 14-Umatilla There Dec. 18-Prosser There Dec. 21-The Dalles There' Dec. 28-Mac-Hi There' Jan, 4-Baker here' Jan. 5-La Grande here' Jan. l l-Pencllefon There' Jan. 12-Mac-Hi here' Jan. 15-Kennewick There GX.: Nw Jan. 26-Pendleton here' x - Feb. l-The Dalles here' Feb. 8-Baker There' Feb. 9-La Grande There' Feb. 15-Pendleton there' Feb. 22-Pendleton here' Feb. 23-Mac-l-li There' 2 March l-Mac-Hi here' I 'Denotes conference games I K I Q g varsity basketball squad Back row, left To right: Don Englerf, Vim' Alleman, Willie Liebe, Cecil Ward, Tom Evans, Coach Dave Nelson. Front row: Larry McKean, Tim Taylor, Gary Isaac, Alan Pecligo, Gene Clark, and Tommy Green, Manager. WILLIE LIEBE Q . ' A --1-gn junior varsity Back row, left To right: O'Kelley, Kimsey, Pedigo, Rohrman, Matheson, Cline Hanley. From' row: Baker, Busler, Dodson, Tonack, Manny, O'Donnell. freshman basketball Left To righlz Rhea Spencer, Red Barney Bob McCoy Rusel Hause Bob Bellin er I I I Q 1 Dick Nusser, Irvin Leach, Ivan Pointer, Ted Ayers, Bob Pedigo, Pete Edmisfon. X 'W I Oh that Chevxef Going my way'P'P'?0 Pretty, , , 'wig Babes Working--Ha -Ha! Chgldren must play, IH the hay W in ter time, E 5 1 Man Funny F Poor Car of a teacher Look at the wx fr fi I 4 3 11 -O -Mona -Q, A 'ax' 1 , 1' 'Y a Q1 ' Zi-f 'X x Q reful An, 1 WS? A H? 'lv Not again! E! Thmg ,iz gf. N: 'f.a..:'V KN- I 3, 4 Torn boys Eatmg agam You be good Working hard -I 47 T n n K 1 -vw-up-up 3 3,1 9' , D o you Bite? Pretty flowers Ohl those freshmen! ! 1 ! -34 'tif ...i 5 Donna Garberg Losx Sami ai Davis and Sue Ann W if Hard Up! YE iwixx Gene! Surprised Camera Shy! Wh 0 Cold Out :And -nf-,A Can -Nor Gxrls' d5 -s Y 'I' 7' P ' 1 Q I ..-1 5 What Legs' Y '--, S., -ix. QQ, -,,,...--f-1 Who s Who? Oh! Eugene: Showmg off. Pepsodem NICE Car ! Where's Jim? n 1 li H1 gum S ff. 1 Cute couple! Troubl e Trouble Trouble Whatcha dOl11g'7 Z POKSIIHEP Dnn't Shan! Aw, Come on? . , '. 'rx yff 1 a W ' px K x V rv ft kv . in M' 17- Q..uu The night after--H I , 31 - Loafmg 9 '51 Carnival Queen fx ff N L,x- H. Q I . ., , , Q cl W N Escapmg! I - My 6 'ulfffsg Proposlng? ,lghfiy Which is Which? Smlle You don t say! Seniors? ? ?? 7 ? Oh, that suit, Old timers Boo! ! or-Ha 9 WW l 111 -l-1 Ll---if Caroling at H. H. S. X1 Aw ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We wish To express our sincere thanks to everyone who has contributed to the publishing of the T952 PURPLE and GOLD. Especially we wish to Thank: Coles for Their fine work on the pictures. Taylor Publishing Company Tor their Tine iob of publishing the annual. Our patrons who made it possible Tor us to produce the PURPLE and GOLD. The Faculty for their co-operation while pictures for the annual were being Taken. Mr. Carl Brueggemeier for all the extra pictures he Took and developed for us. Mr. Gilbert Henry for his splendid work as Advisor of the annual. THE STAFF XX I a ffvmiisws 9 . 1 lg Kimsey REVILLE T SXfflZfl'Qe' SMART SHOP '41 MEN'S STORE Ladies' ik X sATlsFAcTloN Ready-+0-Wear 'J' E . GUARANTEED 227 Main Hermis+on Phone 6408 Hefmislof' Exclusive Bu+ Noi' Expensive We sfyle flowers for all occasions 15 fx 0 ly 3 9 A ' E 1 nowfn suov 5172- A FLOWERFONE 6226 HERMISTON Make Moore 6' RipIey's Rexall Drugs Herrlllisfon PIE Rso L aww c L E A N E R s fZf,1:?f5f5f:ffff2Q:::s5E:1:fIf.,iilf '....1., ,. ' .s.. Zif.gif 'f'1.1.SI5Q'-'IfI5fIfffl2555555fiiifffiiififilx' 1 WM M ZW no TO VISIT I we Q! Dr. Owen C. Corley OPTOMETRIST 5I6 Main S+. PHONE 52I2 I-IERMISTON yea 44,4 Besi' Hamburgers In I'Own BUY THEM BY THE SACK TO GO Geo. and Vi McKean Hermisron QQZWQZW TRADING CO. QUALITY 8: SERVICE HermIs+on's Own Sfore EDWIN W. SENE INS. AGCY. SI'a+e Farm Insurance Companies Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co BUILDING MATERIAL Life-Au+omobiIe--Fire FUEL - PAINT I32 I-IERMISTON AVE. Hermmon Oregon Phone 232I Hermisfon DEPENDABLE SERVICE CongraI'uIaI'ions +0 me Class Dr. Mark Jones of 52 DENTIST 155 I-IERMISTON OREGON 7 of awww Wy A' GR Al N A F E ED FEED - SEED Y E S! FERTILIZERS We are open for business! Pl G 0 G O I N C O CUSTOM WASHING R532-EITSNG INTERNI-:iTl1iIi:L BlET,1cRlilfESTER HERMIS-l-ON CO-OP PETROLEUM PRODUCTS LAUNDRY 8K CANNERY 'For The Northside Market FR ES H EST h P O P C O R N I695 Nor+l1 lsr S+ree+ G +0 n Hermisfon, Oregon ln + W FRIENDLY COURTEOUS SERVICE 'Y BILL and MARGE Reeves Povconn wmou Hermis+on Oregon Use our service and loolc well W mvesr M ENT co. 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BELT, M.D. THOMAS S. MARKS, M.D. Physicians and Surgeons We WM coNeRATuLATioNs 4 ZW Fon YouR I . ACCOMPUSHMENTS Easlern Oregons Fines'r DURING YOUR SCHOOL YEARS COLUMBIA FURNITURE CO. llce 8: Burleigh Chinese and American Dishes 304 MAIN STREET HERMISTON, OREGON PHONE 6497 Orders Io 'ralce oul' RlETMANN's FAMILY A 641 7ww5!e4 SHOE STORE x W ' Shoes for everyone: 4 I li I RED GOOSE 5 JSIZTQCS VISEEEIS v FRIEDMAIN SHELBY S I75 Main Hermisfon HERMISTON OREGON For Your Graclualion'GiH Selecl a m HAMILTON, fBiJnI:lC2XIA and ELGIN RCSCOE R. HAMM Large Sloclc of Walches Behrman's Jewelery HERMISTON PHONE 6479 Phillips 66 Dislribulor GASOLINE AND FUEL OILS BRUNSWICK TIRES BATTERIES AND ACCESSORIES Phone 6587 Hermislon, Oregon DEPENDABLE SERVICE F. B. Swoyze --A , INSURANCE AGENCY 2I0 Main Hermision, Oregon PHONE 6507 YES! Before I Forgei' Zgkdfikzp CLASS of'52 SAVE FOR YOUR FUTURE WE WELCOME YOUR ACCOUNTS The First National Bank of Hermis+on MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Serving fhis area since I906 4 6. Q I Have +o S+op a'I' 'I'I1e ERMISTON ZZEZQMJE I ' Z4 Z1Z6 I cleaning ,H Dies-wen Expeff bi-i-me I I AND Shoe 55 'I CI6GI16I'S I' Re air A SA VE P i , IISLDIII-II AC. AT I-IERMISTON, OREGON 'qsfo 0 aff, q.g.g.g.g.g SANITONE pg, 3 QC' CLEANING C13 A 3 DAY SERVICE XFX Le+'s Go To LAUNDRY SERWCE . Z LEE's CLOTHIING 3o'5 5 94 f N M, vw FREE PICK-UP A N ' AND DELIVERY 7, V They Have xf f Wha+ We WBNII s A' Q A Hermisfon Phone 649I T R: i - figpf, 56 7ZaZziz'e'aa4 DAIRY PRODUCTS irq, I I ' 50 xv -. .,,1., .-:- L , s. MAYFLOWER MILK PRODUCTS Hermis+on -- Pendlellon PHONE 357I PHONE I2II Irs A TO SERVE You In 'Il1ls communiI'y for over 22 years Roh rman Motor Co. ' SALES SERVICE I s f '-3' A ,- - ,QE 1211? 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OREGON East Oregonian EasI'ern Oregon's Greafesi' Newspaper COMMERCIAL PRINTING PencIIe'I'on Hermisfon Phone 4200 Phone 62II MlCl'IlELl'S ELECTRIC HOTPOINT APPLIANCES G. E. COMMERCIAL REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONING CONTRACT WIRING EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL Phone 6405 ' Hermisfon J. B. Michieli , , S Af ffffyf 54 to loo il Q rmgpw 'JP-. STOFQE 1 ' Q 51. X U gf ll! QOQIJO Congralulafions 'l'o +he i l:E'iA'A Y . I 05? WU' ' I Seniors of 52 X 5 VARIETY STORE Hermisfon 1 Dairy Queen ' Z Z J sundaes - pin+s USED CARS quarls - malls See THE CONE WlTHI'THE Chuck ancl Frenchy CURL ON TOP Near Drive-In Thea+re Hefmislon Oregon HERMISTON OREGON NORTH SIDE REALTY CO. slNicE MOORE Reallor Homes - Farms Business Properly General Insurance PHONE 6I26 HERMISTON ZZWWQZ' SIGNAL SERVICE We Give S 8: H Green Sfamps SERVICE WHEN YOU NEED IT Phone 9754 BuH'er Creek Hwy. 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V , X Valedictorian Salutatorian SHIRLEY MCPHEETERS VIRGINIA MANNY girls ,Ol April , A X A .255 WK f 2, f -25'Y.r.1: :SH A as Y 8 f ,MM N we W 5 i V . 1. - . at u Leadership Betty lngle 0'ZZc' fic, l September Sportsmanship Sally Pearson February Friendliriess Helen Maronda October Scholarship Shirley McPheeters January Pep and Energy Pat Gray rl HELEN MARONDA December Citizenship Sylvia Quiring Poise Doyletta Alexander November A lm ,+ 1 .ii Cooperation Roberta McNeal MASQ X L. sfufmmE'Lff?ff',1s. SYLILQXCEAESELL Zjffllfll Q ll H5111 DoYLiET?QinXi?XANDER JACALINE KLEINERT luzmrock King Ko lion .Queen ELLIS GREEN SALLY PEARSON Cfunis Standing, left to right: P. Hiskey, D. Nusser, B. Haskett, J. O'Donnell, L. McKean. B. Larive, D. Dallman. Kneeling: J. Lieb, M. Mclunkin, D. Sene, P. Nelson, V. Daugherty, E. Smith. Kascball i is Standing, left to right: Coach Frink, D. Crist, J. McGraw, B. Jeppe, G. Dodson. B. Manny. G Matheson, T. Evans, J. Garbrick, D. Terry, L. Hanley, C. Pearce, Coach Ward. Sitting: J. Wilson W. Busler, C. lsaac, B. Bock, D. Mclntosh. J. O'Donnell. D. Ross, I. Leach. R. Ayers. 5 I Crack Umm . . 1- ' Standing, left to right: D. Parker, P. Sullivan, W. Thompson, W. Liebe, B. Pc-digo. M. Pedigo W. Mayes. Sitting: H. Jones. C. Barr, J. Misenbach, J. Mayes. S. Bennett. Ou isfamiiug ,4 ihlfffs n 5-Or' WILLIE LIE-BE MARTIN PEDIGO juniar 611155 I9 ay Back row, left to right: R. Larson, G. Matheson, M. Lightle, M. Hale, J. 0'Donnell, C. Rohrman C Barr. Center row: L. Eastwood, E. Smith, B. Perry, G. Weherg, B. Manny. Mr. Deutschman Front row: E. Cox, F. Durand, K. Wood, P. Young, V. Matheson, G. Dodson. Aunt Priscilla .... Marion ....,..., I ill ,....,......,,,., Darius Krupp ..,,, Frank Harlow ,,.,, lack Loring .,..... Beverly Perry Margie Hale Mona Lightle Ron Larson ,lim O'Donnell Gene Matheson Susan Parkins ..,...,. ,,.,, E leanor Smith Henry Coober .....,, ...,... B ill Manny Delilah Warts ..,. .......,... 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P NB 5 1 1 1 in 'I X -W 3-5' 1 ' X 'gl 14 1' ll tl 143 APRIL 1 -Band played in Umatilla ' 4-Frosh baseball, Walla Walla 4 -State Speech Tournament 4-5-Tri-State Girls' League Conference 5-Baseball, Baker 7-National Assembly 8 -Umatilla Concert QHerej 10-Spring Concert 10 10 11 11-14 -Track, Pendleton' -Easter Assembly -End of 5th six weeks -Spring Vacation 12-Baseball, Mac-Hi 15-16-State Hi-Y 16- Nominating Assembly 16-Frosh Baseball, Pendleton 17-Baseball, The Dalles' 18-Walla Walla Relays 18-19 21 -Band Contest, LaGrande -Baseball and Tennis, Richland 22-Assembly by EOCE Students 24-Independent Colleges visit seniors 24-Frosh baseball, LaGrande 25-County Track meet 25-26-Visitation Day CSeniorsj X. 26-Baseball, LaGrande Fa 29-Tennis, Kennewick' A 30-Tennis, Walla Walla F Xgffw 1 fm, f f 1 1- 2- 2- 2 3 3- 6 9 9 12-13 13- 1 -State Tennis Tournament 13- 16 14 16 17 20 21 21 22 25 27 29 MAY Puppet Show Frosh Baseball, Wa-Hi Baseball, Mac-Hi' Blue Mt. Track Meet Activities Banquet Band Day State Girls' League Conference Tennis, Prosser' Mothers' Tea Baseball, Pendleton Frosh Baseball, Pendleton' All School Play -Tennis, Pendleton' -State Track Meet 16- Installation of Student Body Officers -Junior Prom -T and l Banquet Move-up Day -Cheerleader Tryouts -Annual Staff Banquet -Baccalaureate -Commencement -School's Out ! ! l l .fs RUTH CHERRY SYLVIA SOMMERER Valedictonan Salufaforlan NANCY VAN. Weiser High Schoo FTA 2, 3 Music Honorary 2 Chorus 2, 3, 4 Class Play 4 , notional honor society l Q sl if Q' V ui . 442 ' - . 6. . Diff? l umm ,A if ' f ffvy Back row, left to right: A. Pedigo, M. Pedigo, B. Carlson, H. Maronda, S. Som- merer, P. Gillespie, W. Liebe. Front row: L. Mason, S. McPheeters, D. Alexander V. Manny, G. Cutting. Not pictured: B. Dougherty. all school play oi' olg 1 Q 'lil J HHUCKLEBERRY FINN Back row, left to right: B. Manny, T. Evans, C. Belt, P. McCIard, E. Smith, C. Pardue, Director, Mr. Deutschman, D. Spears. Front row: D. Lenhart, H. Maronda, R. McNeal, D. Cable, E. Cox, J. Meisenbach. activities banquet iunior prom queen U CER '17 track team 1 W 9 ,,.5 2. X I9 , ALAN PEDIGO , 311' s H' fs f , A B ls 1 as if il Q X Back row, left to right: Barney, Baker, Barr, Power, Leach, Liebe, Parrish, Russell, 1 . Cassens, Larson. Front row: Harrington, Walker, Cline, Ross, Swart, Ayers, Pedigo, Parker, M. Pedigo, Bennett. 0 MARTIN PEDIGO Back row: left to right: O'Donnell, McKean, Aspiri, Rhorman, Hammett, Ransom, Huitt, Bensel, DeVore. Front row: Thompson, Lieb, Dallman, Hiskey, Cutting, Nelsen, Nusser, Smith. Not pictured: E. Smith. ,I varsity baseball Back row, left to right: Managers, G. Isaac and T. Green, D. Terry, G. Dodson, D. Crist, B. Manny, T. Evans, V. Alleman, D. Englert, B. Palmer. Front row: J. O'DOr1r1ell, W. BUSleI', B. Ross, L. Hanley, l.. Aldrich, B. Larive. freshman baseball Back row, left to right: R. Spencer, B. Bock, l. Leach, E. Garbrick, l. Pointer, B Pecligo, T. Ayers, D. Herrin, D. Mclntosh, Coach Ward. Front row: R. Stilwell, R Hause, E. Pearce, E. Cox, D. Nusser, J. Meisenbach, P. Edmiston, J. Smith. .vw 7 'K ,QW W sir- 'Er - ,JAX 2. ,glfg ,ff ...KJ Vxyw 'W' ' SGDIOF' f 1 Lum 1 Q 1? fr- A ru mx ff' U, Sh 1 x Q w X il 1'-'f.'A'Z-1' X ir, 353' 3331133315 Z !f Mm I Q 'AWB' J' ,. I ifsx .gr ,, v?? v irwlv D313 fix, i as 55322, We, . , , R ive: Mx .Q ixgsare' H1135 i.ji:xw.w J s 4 H Q: R f QQ? In 0 Hz,yLmL Q am N w.'J5!F! , ,i..vJ just znmsilmg ?rz!gIk 63' .J IJ- V , :QQ M ea K .395 ff -1 1: ,Y 5 , ' 5 I - 5 r'Q L.- .4 c L f , .1 L lwgv.-mea bv Muon PUBLKSHING COMPANY . MJ ul A I -1 o 5. VI 0 -. 'v -O' 3' G .,. C 'U 'fl KD 3 CD 3 .. 5. '4 O C - P I I C 2. U. 'O' 2. 'U 'O' 3' 0 -u 04 'U CD 1 3 -1 U :ri ,Bm O. 3-:r 02 32' gm mg 3.5 TIA 9.2. 2':. gnu 'UW -n 32 as 50. QS. V'-+ S:- 'UU 'VE 29. :IQ +3 2.3 Q. Q2 -Q-'U Tm Q'1 ga' 'U 2-9 0 o 4 Q -. o -OH '4 O C -. P 3 3 C 1 U 3 c. 1:1 I-. Q UV ll! 'Q' 3' Q Ol Q. 2' Q 2. 4 CU Q. O S 3 :v -. il 'F 2 N W wiv:-H V ,1.. I l CLASS OF 1954 ARMAND LARIVE Valedirlormzz RICHARD LOXWRY Sul ulalorin I1 Leadership PAT MCCLARD S ervzce MYRTLE MACY Citizenship ANNE CLAYTON GMX Of The I,-eq? Fellowship JOAN BLISS KAYELLA ROHRMAN GIRLS Pep OF THE MONTH JESSIE MILLER Pgige Thou ghtfuliiess SHEILA GILLANDER JOAN BLISS TERS WAC Q5 Generosity GLENNA BO SQUET Adventzzrons his JUDY o'GRADY OF THE MQNTH Presb ALICE PALMER I waxy, . W Angelic Unknown Trait I A L ifi Ml EEEE n n MARILYN FERGUSON PAT MCCLARD Y jumoff Prom gfozfwz and 141 Om' Quee . A 06672 1 Tak W ii 'i M 9 ei 3 Jima, A , f f A A at AAAA A ' r x f Q A ..., I ggi' K Q--f.,1,: 4 i 7 .QW 7 J ra A at Q, A , f X f. f ,-,' N Q nw, Q? it S i , , ,,.,, ' Za ' 1' ' A-,f- 1 H A in .Wy ,. + 'I , I YTON BE ' A 3' A ANNE CLA VKRLY PERRY ANNUAL STAFF BANQUET 9 E Sitting, left to right: Betty Ingle, Margie Hale, Jeanne Schaefer, Connie Baker. Standing: Mr. and Mrs. Henry, Peggy Norris, Sylvia Quiring, Lois Gregory, Charlene Stone, Mary Ann Bannick, Myrtle Macy. NATIONAL HONCR SOCIETY A- Advisor, Mr. Henry, L. Griffin, L. Hanley, A. Cline, G. Isaac, B. Larive, R. Lowry, D. Ebner, J. Bliss, J. Schaefer, L. Walpole, M. Morton. Front row: A. Clayton, B. Ingle, M. Hale, C. Baker, B. Willianus, K. Kaily, M. Fowler, K. Rohrman, R. McNeal, D. Cable. THE TRACK TEAM 1. 1 I ff ,hh f. V .I K- W W , Q, 1 3' gl .Q l , A Q Q Q f 'ai , 7 ',. ' J A ' F M 4 , fa? - ' A in . lei? 'ff r -I-If 5. 5 ' 5 L H5 -5 ...rf 42.5 K , ,L X , , WN Q. . , We x E A 2 ,-,,,.?,j . GQ. . 1 W, 3 Fm 0 WJ of 1- FH' Standing, left to right, back row: G. Naden, B. Pedigo, D. Pearce, B. Cox, H. Lossness, G. Pearce, D. Carpenter, Coach O'Connor. Front row: H. Jones, R. Larson, B. Webb, D. Moore, B. Moore, R. Davis, J, Mayes. in DICK CHRIST BOB PEDIGO RHEA SPENCER 5015 PRIMM 3 K' fl GENE MATHESON nf' W? ,J 30. X S 5 1 , . .. L. 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