Ilwaco High School - Breakers Yearbook (Ilwaco, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1947 volume:

- :P rr ' W ltrhgv a . A : A. v,' ' K1 l'I4lr'gll 1X I 7!... 41,! , 1 ad- . , ' -K. ' 050. 71w Stage of .846 3 .1... w Java , a 3 $15,191., aim . 3 ' on With the aftermath of war and. its problems facing the present members of the Breakers staff of '47, we, 'the Seniors of 1947, dedicate this annual to a brighter and better tomorrow. :ym V a 7a51e of Gankw I ACT I Faculty ' . Board of Control ACT u Seniors Juniors Sophomores F reshmen ACT Ill Scene I Torch Honor Debate Club Golden I Brea kers Scene 11 Senior Play Junior Play Bond Glee Club Scene III Pep Club Big I Lettermen's Club Snaps Football Basketball 4aaewaacf As the curtain goes up on each act of The. Breakers , there are cherished remem- brances for a future day. May these memories remain forever verdant in your hearts regardless of the role you portray in the play called Life . As we leave these happy surroundings, our gratitude Will never cease. 4 v .k': h t' ' ' :3 v 1' t .: Wt h'tafv'a'w , r 't ' t, v.4 v V i . e ZWWWK? 3.1: x; W, yr 13, ti e a y e . n J m i. t , . ., . t; t 1, 4t . , Sh $iaeclloa mug glaga Managedd x t MR. PETERSON Board of eanhal Under the Directorts supervision, the Stage Managers saw that all ran smoothly during the performance of the school year. The cast received entertainment through the N. S. A. programs, and became more familiar with the subject of foreign relations from talks by Visiting speakers. ' i Standing: Houston, G. Bcckun, Kenneth Wright. Ollila, P. Wilson, D. Christiansen. Sitting: Kuuttu, G. Johnson, Crowley, Trondsen, Marsh. ELVA BERGMAN, B. A. University of Washington: Physical Education, Washington History; Languages, Adviser Freshman Class. Pep Club7 Big i, ranlatics. MARGARET STOLZENBACH Ph. B., University of Chicago: Home Economics, English. CECIL PETIT, B. S. Oregon State College: Science, Ge- ometry, Algebra 1. ?iJ FREDA BUCURENCH, B. M. Willamette University, Music, Ad- viser, Sophomore Class. 53191723431W 4mm; STANLEY METTL-ER, B. A. North Dakota Teacher's College: Physical Education, Social Science, Athletics, Adviser, Lettermexfs Club Junior Class. ! JOSIE PERCY Nebras Commercial. Adviser, Breakers. HELEN WILLARD Oregon State College: Library. ERNEST Unlversity of Wisconsin: Geometry, Algcb viser, ka State Teachefs College: English, , ANDERSON 1'21 11, MathematiCS, Shop Adv Senior Class. HERBERT BECKEN President JOHN MERIWETHER JOAN WHEALDON Vice-President Secretary genial; elm Juice? As Stars of Ilwaco High, the Seniors exit from the stage of learning of the Ilwaco High School in order to accomplish greater feats on the stage of HLife. We first faced the footlights as timid Extras. Our experience on the Stage of High School Life was furthered by becoming the Supporting Cast, and then we advanced as confident Understudies. To begin our role as Stars, we gave the Extras a hearty welcome and entertained them with a dance in their honor as is traditional here. Our actors were prominent in athletics and the actresses prominent in Pep Club and other organizations. On December 5 we presented our Senior Play, a melodrama, iiBertha, the Beautiful TypewritegGirYZ which was a great success. As spring drew near, bringing the Junior-Senior Banquet, we at last realized that we were soon to bid farewell to Ilwaco High School. However, before our career of high school life .came to an end, we were entertained at the Kiwanis Banquet and sponsored an elaborate Senior Ball that will be imprinted in our memory for many years. We made our curtain calls with Baccalaureate and Commencement Exercises. We, the Stars of 1947, withdraw from the stage with the hopes of even greater ovations in the future, but wishing good lines for the class of 1948. HERBERT BECKEN Gineral Course: Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Lettermaan Club 1, 2, 3, 4; CLass President 4; Basketball Captain 4; Football Captain 4. C HRISTIANSEN College Prep; Franklin High, Seattle. Everybodyk Crazy; Bertha, the Beautiful Typewriter Girl; Football 2, 3, 4; LettermanIs Club 2, 3, 4; Golden I 3, 4; Sports Editor 3, 4; Co-Editor 4. CONNIE CQRWIN Commercial Course: GirFs League 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Drama 1, 2; Pop Club 4; Operetta 4. PATSY DALTON ' General Course: Pep Club 4; Glee Club 4; Torch Honor 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; G. A. A. 2; Breakers 4; Dance Drama 1, 2; Operetta 2, 3, 4; Girl's League 1, 2, 3, 4; Golden I 2, 4. d I4 a MAURICE GRAHAM General Course: Basketball 2, , 4; Football 3; LettermanIs Club , 4; Stage Crew 3, 4; Operetta 4. 0:0: DEAN BITTNER General Course: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Letterman's Club 2. 3, 4; President 4; Track 3; Stage Crew 4. ALAMEDA CLAYTON General Course: Transferred from St. Helen's High, St. Helens, Oregon; Glee Club 4; Style Show- Operetta 4. o '. 3. '3 - a DONELLA CROWLEY Coilege Prep: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4; Ciass Sec-Treas. 2; Board of Control Representative 4; G. A. A. l, 2, 3, 4; Big I 2, 3, 4; Dance Drama 1, 2, 3; Band 1, 3, 4; Vicc-Pres. 3, Sec.-Treas. 4; Pep Club 3, 4; GirlIs League 1, 2, Golden I 2, 4; Glee .Club 2, , Operetta 2, 3:4; Breakers 2, 3, 4 Assistant Editor 3; Editor 4; Every4 bodys Crazy, Bertha, the Beautiful Typewriter Girl; Debate Team 4; Negative Captain 4. 3,4; 3 4 I 1 ERNIE FRANKLIN General Course: Withdrew. JOHN HALL College Prep. Withdrew. b! .. I g: a .u f 4 3, if! v: v w E 1 B '4 y it RALPH HASLAM General Course: Transferred from Chehalis Hi, Chehalis, Wn., 4; Football 4; Lettermafs Club 4; Breakers 4; Stage Crew 4; Style Show 4. GERRY JOHNSON College Prep: Transferred from Roosevelt High, Portland, Oregon 3; Glee Club 4; President 4,; Girl1s League 4; Dance Drama 3, 4; Musi- cal Style Show 4; Golden I 4; D. A. R. Representative 4; Vice- ,Jresident Student Body 4. ROBERTA LEBACK Commercial Course: Girl,s League 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Drama 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Secretary 4; Board of Control Representative 1; Golden I, 1, 2, 3, 4; Assft Editor 3; Co- editor 4; Torch Honor 2, 3, 4; Secretary 3; Sec.-Treas. Clas ' Breakers 1, 3, 4; B Operetta 2, 4; Every Bertha, the Beautifu Girl. DON MCGUIRE General Course: Football 1, 2; Band 2, 4; Vice-Pres. 4; Track 2, 3, 4; Bertha, the Beautiful Type- writer Girl 4; Basketball 2. RALPHENA OLSON General Course: Gir1,s League 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Everybody,s Crazy; Dance Drama 1, 2. : LCAH IIEISERh General Course; Dance Drama 1, 2, 3, 4; Everybody's Crazy 3; Gier League 1, 2, 3 4; Debate Team 4; Big I 2, 3, 4; Breakers 3, 4; Torch Honor 2, 3, 4; Saluta- torian. PAUL KAUTTU College Prep: Transferred from Astoria High School 3; Basketball 3, 4; Football 4; Track 3; Every- body,s Crazy; Bertha, the Beautiful Typewriter Girl; Torch Honor 3, 4; Lettermank Club 3, 4; Student Body Treasurer 4; Operetta 4; Breakers 4; Letterman's Club Vice- president 4; Class Representative 4; Debate Club 4. WELLINGTON MARSH, Jr. College Prep: Football 2, 3, 4; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4; Board of Control 3, 4; Student Body Presi- dent 4; Breakers 4; Everybody's Crazy; Bertha, the Beautiful Type- writer Girl 4; Torch Honor 2, 3, 4. Faculty Speaker. if'fL ft. I T . J'j VOHN MERIWETHER College Prep: Basketball 2, 3, .4 ; Track 2; Everybody1s Crazy; Bertha, the Beautiful Typewriter Girl;lClass President 1, 3; Vice- Pres..4; Torch Honor 2, 3, 4; Vice- president 3; Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4. LOIS SACKS College Prep: Transferred from Jefferson High, Portland, Oregon; Glee Club 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Torch Honor 3, 4; Dance Drama 3. BETTY SHERWOOD - ' . ; ' , Genvral Coursv: Pep Club 4; SHIRLEY SELL , 1 ' ,1 4;: , , Breakers 4, mm. 1 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Course: Glee CIUb ' : ' '2 ' ' Class Secretary 1; Dance Drama 1, 2; Operetta 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Torch Honor 2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3; G. A. A. 2; Girl's League 1, 2, 3, 4. 2 4; G. A. A. 1, 2; Girl,s League 1? H7 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; Operetta 4; Dance Drama 1, 4; Promptor 4. I MARILYN SIMMONS General Course: Torch Honor 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Pep Club 3, 4; President 4; Girl's League 1, 2, 3, 4; Board of Control 2; Big I 2, 3, 4; Dance Drama 1, 2. BETTY SHIPP a Commercial Course: Withdrew. ,, MARY ANN SINILUOTO Commercial Course: Girl,s A League 1, 2, 3, 4; Representative Vs! , 1,333; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance , 3'3;xl'3-rlanla 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 4; ' X Board of Control Representative 3; X Golden I 3, 4; Torch Honor 2, 3, 4; Q Pep Club 3, 4; Secretary 4; Class 8 President 2; Breakers 3, 4; Literary h Editor 4; Big I 2, 3, 4; Operetta 4 2, 4; Everybody15 Crazy; Bertha, : the Beautiful Typewriter Girl. ETTY SUMMERS General' Course: Big I 1, 2, 3, 4; G. A. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 4; GirYs League 1, 2, 3, 4; Operetta 1, 2; EverybodyIS Crazy. i JOAIN WHEALDON 11 College Prep: G. A. A. 1, 2, , 3, 4; Gier League 1, 2, 3, 4; H Secretary 3; Pep Club 3, 4; Glee f Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Sextet 4; Torch ; Honor 2, 3, 4; Big I 1, 2, 3, 4; 1 Golden I 2, 3, 4; Business Manager 4; Breakers 3, 4; Class Secretary 4; EverybodyIS Crazy; Bertha, the Beautiful Typewriter Girl 4; Oper- etta 3, 4; Dance Drama 1, 2, 3; Valedictorian; Debate Club 4. TIMOTHY WILLIAMS College Prep: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Letterman's Club 3, 4; Sechreas. 3; Every- body15 Crazy; Bertha, the Beautiful Typewriter Girl; Operetta 4; Torch Honor 2, 3, 4; President 3; Board of Control Representative 2; Debate Club 4. JUANITA WILSON . College Prep: G. A. A. 1, 2 4; Pep Club 4; Glee Club 1, Sextet 4; Torch Honor 2, 3, '4; I 1, 2, 3, 4; Breakers 4; B ' Manager 4; Operetta 2, 3, 4; Drama 1, 2, 3; Girl,s Leag 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 4; Presi : Golden I 3, 4; De 4 Crew 3, 4. WALLACE WOODHAM General Course. Stage Crew 3, 4. Camera shy: WENCIL BLAZEK GENE WRIGHT 2:5 1:; i . 4:9 Pnptlk l, .71 4- sle l 11m iIdC-ilzv umw I-um W0! 61w Will i We, the departing senior Class of 1947 of Ilwaco High School, realizing the uncertainty of this high school life and being, or reputed to be of sound mind, do hereby LEAVE, BEQUEATH, and DISPOSE of all our property, i real and unreal, personal and impersonal, 1nd1- vidually and collectively, in this our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To Mr. John Peterson, our Superintendent, we leave all our tardy slips and phony excuses. 1To Mr. Mettler, our Principal, we wish to express our grateful thanks for bringing our attention to the fact that we should all HHitch our wagon to a star? To Mr, Petit, we leave our angle bisgters, vanished test tubes, and stolen mercury. ' To Mr. Anderson, our shop instructor, we leave a screw driver, three nails, and a 2 by 4. To Miss Percy, we leave our speed and accuracy acquired in shorthand and typing. To Miss Bucurench, we leave the sextet-I minus two. To Miss Willard, we leave our ability for being quiet study hall students. To Miss Stolzenbach, we leave our ability to make good pies and hot java. 'To Miss Bergman, we leave Abbe Constantin, and much happiness to Howie. To Pop Lentz, we leave our ability to keep out of mischief. ARTICLE II I, DONELLA CROWLEY, will my naturally curly hair to Karolee Stevens. 1, MAURICE GRAHAM, will my ability to tell such honest stories on the basketball trips to Lawrence ltLunkli Wallin. I, SHIRLEY SELL, will my Coast Guard tactics to whoever wants them. I, RALPH HASLAM, will my ability to go star-gazing on my birthday to Keith Wright. I, BETTY SUMMERS, just leave and tiwill everyone be thankful. I, GENE WRIGHT, leave all my bad luck. misfortunes, and troubles to Mr. Wirkkala and his bus. I, PATSY DAUT'ON, do hereby bequeath my cool, calm, and collectiveness, in spite of being a red head, to Marjorie Braschuck. I, PEANUTS BECKEN, will my abilities to pick up summer girls to Lawrence ilLunk Wallin. I, CONNIE CORWI'N, will my second year shorthand book to J erry Maki. I, LOIS SACKS, will my ability to fall down on skates to Dick Meserve. I, DON MCGUIRE, leave my wavy hair to Donald Dye. I, BETTY SHERWOOD, will all my troubles to Fay little sister. I, ROBERTA LEBACK, leave my interest in the grocery store business to Beverly Trond- sen. 1, PAUL KAUTTU, leave and take Lois with me. I, LOAH HEISER, will my ability to see the sunny side of life to Wilma Christensen. I, TIM WILLIAMS, leave to wade Taft, my slick speckled-colored pants to wear to his wed- ding, when he marries a stenographer, prefer- ably from France. I, RALPHE'NA OLSEN, will my ability to be a hasher to Evelyn Haslam. I, JOHIN MERIWETHER, will to Killer my extra credit in case he has need of it. I, JOAN WHEALDON, will my super-duper locker, minus a padlock, to Thomas liDoeNut Noonan to keep safe and secure in years to come. I, WALLACE WOODHAM, leave my Ameri- can history seat and the title of the Sphynx t0 Nellie Hanselman. We, MARY SINILUO'T'O and MARILYN SIMMONS, leave our interests in the United States Coast Guard to Lois Knapp, Gypsy Lewis, and Joyce Lundquist. I, DON CHRISTIANSEN, will my lishot rod to anyone who wants it. I, DEAN BITTvNER, will my crew-cut to Gerhardt Eberhardt. I, GERRY J OHNSON, leave my bookkeeping book to Bob Meriwether, in hopes that he will be a success next year. I, JUNIOR MARSH, leave to Robert Lewis Post, my good fortune in being lucky enough to graduate. a HOPEi. I, ALMEDA CLAYTON, leave my ability for being studious to Dobby Wiegardt. The Senior Class hereby declares this to be its last will and testament and signs, seals, and submits the same this nirith day of April, in the year of our Lord, 1947. 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Who are the three handsome gentlemen to our right? None other than Junior, Peanuts and Dean returned from California just for thls occasion. Junior is running a restaurant where he specializes in clam chowder. How different and novel of Junior to think of a thing like that! Peanuts is working in the toy departmenft of a large store, just having nothing but fun.a1 day, and Dean, well, it seems Dean 1511,13 domg quite as well as the others. He hasnt been sell- ing so many brushes lately, due to a broken toe. We hope when Dean returns to California, he will have learned to take his toe out of a door before its too late. . And who have we standing over here yelling, Pea corn, pop nuts, chewing water, soda gum? Its the old joker, Don McGuire. Now hereis a sight for sore eyes, Betty Sherwood with one, two, three,vtwo, four, fiye, six, five-well I must say Bettyis. having qulte a time with that family! As we approach her, we find that it isnit her family, but that sheis running a day nursery. Poor Betty, sheis still an old maid, but then she never did get along with men. Never fear, Betty, the right man will come along some day, andewell, well, it looks like the right one approaches. Gene Wright, you old rascalV, And what has Gene done for himself? Well, poor Geneis been kept so busy driving the school bus and worklng on his horse raneh in Oysterville that he doesnt seem to have too much time for social life. Whols this walking down the street? IYes sir, and happy they are! Itis Tim and Marllyn. It seems that Jack Williams sold out to Marllyn and that put Tim out of a job so he marrled Marilvn and hes now back cleaning the theatre; Just like old times. Now hereis a nice looking pair. Itis Paul and Lois. Theyive made quite a bit of money. I guess Paul finally learned to skate and theyire touring the world for the second time by popular demand of the public. Theyire figure skatlng in case anvone wants to know. . Almeda is going on the trip with them this time. She has a great comedy act, all about learning to skate backwards. . Hereis two of the biggest gossips 1n town. They work at the telephone office and know everything about everybody. Why, yes, its Mary Ann Siniluoto and Shirley Sell, and do my ears deceive me or did I hear them say, Johnny Meriwether is taking Mr. Mettlerls place at teaching next year? Its all rumor now, but no one can tell what will happen next. I should say they cant! Why right before me is J oan Whealdon, Roberta Leback, Ralphena Olsen and Connie COrwin, who have been out picking cranberries all day and Ralphena is mad because she had to quit work and lose all that money just to come to this launching. Connieis griping because her husband wont work and she has a paper route to worry about, besides the washing she,s taking in. She says she wouldnit mind at all if heid just roll the papers for her. Joan and Roberta donit mind their work, but they say that the walk from Chinook is rather long, so they think they,ll do some commercial fishing this season and get rich quicker. Whois this galloping along? Why its the famous Gerry Johnson, the girl who .made a record. She traveled across the United States and back in a year and one month on horseback. That one month was the month she spent in California teaching Peanuts to ride a real live horse. Now here comes a real car, one of the long streamlined affairs, a chauffeur and everything. Who is this person? Itis Juanita Wilson, who came clear from New York, whereis sheis been appearing at the Metropolitan Opera House just to entertain us with a favorite old song ttDuvre La Porte Richardo. As we look up in the air we see a helicopter about to descend. It finally landed, right on Don C hristiansenis barber shop. And who should come bounding down the barber pole, but Patsy Dalton. Now this makes Don mad, but since its such a special occasion he lets it go this time, but Patsy, how in the world are you ever going to go up the barber pole? , Well, here comes Betty Summers. Betty is really getting along fine. She,s retired .now. It seems that she was such a good waitress that she made her first million in tips, so she went to Portland where she spends her leisure hours composing recipe books. . We now see a doctor walking down the street and we find its Loah Heiser. She has become a brain surgeon, but thereis really not much need for that kind of work on the Peninsula so she spends her time picking oysters or digging clams. Its about time! Donella arrives on the scene. LATE, of course, but she says she just had to play that $10 game at the Embassy Bingo! Ard now the boats ready to be christened, but in all the hustle and bustle we forgot to say whom the boat belongs to. Thereis the Admiral himself. Admiral Ralph Haslam ready to take full charge of his vessel. Thus we had together once more the graduates of the class of q47 . NELLIE LUNK , DORIS The 'curtain of IHS parted, revealing 37 Juniors, who immediately took the lead by winning the Student Body Sales. We came second in the March of Dimes, and third in the magazine sales, with one of our classmen winning the free prize. In early November, we gave our farewell dance to the Seniors. The title we chose was ?Stairway to the Stars. We kept the school well entertained by giving skits and a dance in the gym. By the time March rolled around, we could be seen practicing for the play, uGhost Wanted , which was given Match 21. It seemed as if we would never settle down to memorizing parts agaln as the Junlor-Senior Banquet folloWed the play. Fmally school was over and we had our annual picnic. The curtain is closing for this year, and everyone will agree that the Juniors of 1947 gave a polished performance. So until the spotlight next reveals us as Seniors, the llStars of : 1948, we bid you all goodbye and hope to see you next year. Wncgeaduclied ; 1 c 2 First Row M. Braschuck, Baker, Christensen. Secnnd rov: Cox, Cutting, Deccio, De Figh, D. Dye, G, . Eberhardt. Third row: D. Ferry, Hanselman, E. Haslam, Howard, C. Huston, L. Johnson. Fourth row: L. Kelly, Knapp, Kreigery Lehman, Lewis, Lundeen. Fifth row: Lundquist, Maki, McAuliffey McCoy, Meriwether, C. Olsen. Sixth row: Patterson, Post, Shier, Stevens, Taft, Trondsen. Seventh row: Wallin, Weigardt, Keith Wright, Kenneth Wright. f guppaaiinq 6M1 e First row: Strand, Crumbley, Ring, C. Christiansen, G. Beckon, Sidwaski, Stamp, Bacon, Meserve. Second row: Weichinger, Crabb, Anderson, Noonan, Kroll, N. Olson, Youmans, Driscoll, Nelson, Willis. Third row: P. Merriwether, Sheiler, Bodden, Wilton, Fender, Kautman, Houston, League, A. Brown, Lampi. Fouth row: Charles Corwin, C. Conto, A. Johnson. ' Sophomaaed It appears that the Supporting Cast of 1947 can be expected to accomplish great things in medicine in the future if they continue to be as iihospital conscious as they have been this year. It is to be hoped that next year in their role as understudies, they will have an increase in their daily attendance at school and eliminate their appearance at the hospital. Both actors and actresses have shown ability and skill in athletics. Most of the actors took part in football, basketball, and track. Almost all the actresses earned their Big Iis. The Supporting Cast proved their sportsmanship and ability to go on in spite of failures When they lost the annual Student Body Ticket sale, and came back into the spotlight by giving a successful and long-remembered, all- school dance in honor of the Winning Understudies. -By their performances this year, it is certain that the Supporting Cast of 1947 Will go confidently on to the stage Which leads to stardom and become brilliant actors and actresses in their role of therUnderstudies of 1948. SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: Judy, Tom, vChuck, Bill o xiomplish nu in that mmdmcc a First row: J. Kelly, J. Meriwether, Hogan, Smith, Olson, Johnson, Bamford, Lehman, Pope, Urban, Staley, Lockhard. Second row: P. Wilson Merrill, J. Conto, D. Martin, Winn, Rosendahl, Peggy Wilson, T. Eberhardt, Olson, N. Ferry, L. Johnson, Miss Bergman. Third row: Beckoff, Gurn, A. Brown, C. Dye, Brumbach, Pitts, King, Osborne, Morris, M. Sherwood, J. Meriwether. Fourth row: M. Patana, Oversreet; G. Elder, Tolva, Hickey, Hagland, Ollila, Kaino. 4aewmen , On the morning of September third, the curtains of hold Ilwaco High swung open to greet some fortyeseven new Extras, better known to you as Freshmen. The Seniors were there, however, to help them find their way around the props. This continued throughout the first week. On the Friday night of that week, we forgot all the terrors of the past few days when the Stars gave a dance for us, and we now take time to thank them for it. We then realized that we were full-fledged members of the IHS cast. During the next few weeks, we settled down to the task of studying our script. We placed third in the Student Body Ticket Sale. We also took- an outstanding part in the Red Cross Drive and the March of Dimes. This first year of theatrical life in Ilwaco High has surely been a happy one, the curtains closing much too soon. We are looking forward to our next three years here. Please! Father Time, slow them down just a little bit! FRESHMEN OFFICERS: Elaine Noel, Trudy. First row: Eberhardt, Wallin, Johnson, McCoy, Williams. Second row: K. Wright, Weigardt, J. Meriwether, Kauttu, MarSh, Weichinger, Simmons. Third row: Rowe, Maki, Dalton, Sherwood, Whealdon, Lundquist, Wilson, J. Johnson. Fourth row: Nelson, Howard, Bodden, Cox, Brown, Trondsen, Sacks, Siniluoto, Leback. Camera shy: D. Crowley. Following the rule of friendly competition, Senior Stars, backed by Understudies and a Supporting Cast, put their best foot forward and took another step toward the treasured spotlight. The passport to the Torch Honor chiety is a uB or better average, supplemented by points scored in school act1v1t1es. Those meriting this special rating received awards of a blue and gold pin. To each goes a special iiOscar for maintaining the high standards of our Torch Honor Soc1ety. Seniors earning a permanent Torch Honor Pin are: Roberta Leback, Mary Ann Siniluoto, L01s Sacks, Patsy Dalton, Betty Sherwood, Joan Whealdon, Gerry Johnson, Juanita Wilson, Donella Crowley, Marilyn Simmons, Tim Williams, Jr. Mtarsh, Paul Kauttu and John Meriwether. :il; '7' 1.!11' 5: l! I .6? First row: Mr. Mettler, Keith Wright, P. Kauttu, Kenneth Wright, Williams. Secorid row: Crowley, M. Braschuck. Third row: Stevens, Whealdon, Heiser, Wilson, Trondsen. AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE Marjorie Braschuck Donella Crowley tCaptainIW tCaptainy Beverly Trondsen Karolee Stevens Juanita Wilson Joan Whealdon Tim Williams Loah Keiser Kenny Wright Keith Wright . This year, for the first time in many years, Ilwaco High School con- centrated its spotlight on a most diligent debating club. The teams, as noted above, were directed by Mr. Stanley Mettler. At the close of each debate Paul Kauttu gave a summary speech. iiWar With Russia is inevitable , and iiPeace is not Attainable in Our Time,,. were two of the controversial subjects heard by the Student Body. Open disEussion was enjoyed by the students as well as the faculty, each trying to proVe his point. . Surely a diligent and thoughtful. club such as this, twhich, by delving. into subjects so vitally concerning each and every one of us, has helped to make a ubrighter future J deserves the earnest support of every member of the cast. To you Debaters, congratulations on your outstanding achievements I I i It ll M We First row: Crowley, Conto, J. Wilson, Siniluoto, Wallin. Second row: Simmons, G. Johnson, Dalton, D. Ferry Cox, Fender, Trondsen, Leback. Third row: Miss Willard, Eberhardt, B. Sherwood, N. Olson, Howard, Nelson, Whealdon, Hanselman, Christianson. gauw The Golden I stepped under the spotlight this year with the sale of ads by top performers. These sales were so good that the paper was enlarged to include a pictorial section in several issues. The Cast put out special issues for Thanksgiving, Christ- mas, April FoolIs Day and a graduation script for the Stars; The Publication Ball was given by the Golden I cast and proved a great success. The Golden I required much hard work and the Cast,s co- operation with one another had much to do with making it one of the highlightrs of the year of WW . x GOLDEN I EDITORS-First row: C. Conto, D. Christiansen, Wallin. Second row: Whealdon, Miss Willard, Leback. deaheu Flrst row: Christianson, McAuliffe, Marsh, Williams, Kauttu, G. Becken, Haslam. Second row: D. Ferry, Cox, G. Johnson, B. Sherwood, Dalton, Simmons, Hanselman, Conto, Miss Percy. Third row: Heiser, J. Conto, Kroll, Fender, Siniluoto, J. Wilson, Crowley, Trondsen, Whealdon, Leback, Braschuck. Under the management of our editor, Donella Crowley, the annual staff has tried to present to you in the form of a play, the stage of our school life this past Year. Through our script and photos we have tried to capture out- e standing moments under the spotlight. We wish to thank all Who contributed to its success. ANNUAL STAFFeFirst row: Keith Wright, Miss Percy, Wilson. Second row: Trond- sen, Crowley, Siniluoto. $ xxx$xx xx S Xxxsxxx: 2945? X??? wy , . V, , , , , X, $ $ xxV xx V A First row: Kauttu, Christianson, McGuire, Williams, Marsh, Meriwether. Second row: Siniluoto, Leback, Whealdon, Crowley, Miss Bergman. Beallta, Me Beautgiful 7qpewu'tea gilt! Daniel Desmond ............ Wellington Marsh, Jr. David Desmond ............................ Paul Kauttu Bertha Bancroft .................... Donella Crowley Glenwood Garfield ................ John Meriwether Clarice Claybourne ........ Mary Ann Siniluoto Skeets ............................................ Tim Williams Sally ........................... Joan Whealdon Bridget .......................................... Don McGuire Boswell Bancroft ................ Don Christiansen Mrs. Bancroft ............................ Roberta Leback On December 5, 1946, the Stars of Ilwaco High School presented their play, Bertha, the Beautiful Typewriter Girl? Briefly the story is: . Boswell Bancroft, who has been seeking a fortune of diamonds in Africa, returns w1th two hundred thousand dollars and dies suddenly of heart failure. An unscrupulous banker, known as Daniel Desmond, conspires with one of his henchmen, Glenwood Garfield, to confiscate the fortune and keep it from 1ts rlghtful owners, Mrs; Bancroft and her daughter, Bertha. povertya Bertha comes to work as a typist in the office and .whlle there she meets and falls in love with his son, David Desmond. Qamel also. falls' for our Bertha and When she repulses his advances and he discovers hlS son s love for her, she is discharged. David goes with her to protect her from the cruel, cruel world. The plot quickens as Daniel seeks revenge. One thnll after another occurs until the villain gets his just deserts find David and Bertha are happily united in wedl k 13 restored to them. tCurses, the Villains are foilgccuend the Bancroft fortune In extreme of Daniel Desmond, a , .4, tttttt y Wu ,3 wk. x h: 55. stg N wdti 3'th j I t???- E EXT;:3 ?sgztlk Ianiall. play Hugo Bromley Keith and Kenneth Wright Jeff Hall ................................ Dobby Weigardt Ginger Stormgay ................ Nellie Hanselman Gale Stormgay .................... Beverly Trondsen Granny Kate .................. Marjorie Braschuck Professor DeVallan ........................ Clark Olsen Madam Zolga ............................ Karolee Stevens Troddy .............................................. Lois Knapp Hatcher .................................... Bob Meriwether Azela ............................................ Doris Howard Nora Vare ........................................ J erryX Maki Mr. Bradshaw .................................. Jim McCoy QZtad Wanied I llGhost Wanted takes place on a small island which is believed to be haunted. The owner of the house, Mrs. Stormgay, has invited a certain Prov fessor DeVallan and Madam Zolga to help her find the Zombi of a drowned fisherman. Ginger and Gail Stormgay, the granddaughters of Granny Kate, have taken upon themselves, the job of getting rid of the Professor, hoping at the same time to cure Granny Kate forever, by hiring a ghost, Hugo Bromley. The telephone lines are cut, the boats are gone, and Bradshaw, the sheriff, is missing. All of these complications plus a monster, not Hugo Bromely, add much confusion to the plot. The only clue is a peculiar perfume which is always smelled every time the monster, is near. When they are all assembled in one room, Hatchet, a life-long friend and servant to Mrs. Stormgay reeks of this perfume. After confessing to the murder of Simon Gore and the attempt to murder Bradshaw, Hatcher is held by the Professor who is really an F. B. 1. agent. Hatchet has them in a tight spot iwhen he threatens to pull a secret lever and blow the place to atoms. He is trapped when he opens the secret panel and sees Hugo, mas- querading as the fisherman, Simon Gore, standing there. The Professor then confesses that he had sent the boats away and Granny Kate confesses her knowledge to the whole scheme. Ginger in the end gets her ghostll. First row: C. Olson, D. Wiegardt, Keith Wright, McCoy, B. Meriweth-er, Kenneth Wright. Second row: Maki, Cox, Braschuck, MISS Bergman. Third rOW' Deccio Howard, Knapp, E. Haslam, Stevens, Trondsen. Camera shy: Nellie Hanselman. First row: Crowley, Steffensen, Eberhardt, King, Sell, Leback, Wilson, J. Johnson, Brown, SimmonS, Wilton, Osborn, Whealdon, Lundquist, Conto, Olsen. Second row: Bodden, Elder, Brown, Maki, Cox, Dye, Morris, Pitts, Dalton, Sherwood, Rosendahl, Sacks, Stevens. Third row: Haslam, Kroll, Leage, J. Olsen, Howard, Martin, Siniluoto, Gum, P. Wilson, Knapp, J. Olsen, J. Meriwether, M. Sherwood. The chorus this year, under the direction of Miss Freda Bucurench, has, as in other years, been outstandlng 1n entertainment between. acts of the plays. In addition, they performed in the Armistice Day Program and sponsored a musical style show which was a big hit. The Chorus showed their respect to the Senior Stars by providing music for the Baccalaureate and the Commencement Programs. SEXTEThFerry, Wilson, Camera shy: Whealdon, Maki, Cox. Hanselman. Wilson. Second row: Howard Sjniluoto, Crowley, Baker, Evan, P. Wilson, Patana. BAND OFFICERS: The band, under the di- rection of Miss Freda Bucue rench, consisted of sixteen harde working and talented actors and actresses. Although small, the band performed several times at pep assemblies and for the Senior Play. We have taken much'pride in our small band and its im- provements during the year under the Musical Spotlight of Ilwaco High. 4m .;;,. ' 3:3? zsl-mf 2 . MA Mug; WWW. V 5250 x4e: m WMMWW First row: Christensen, Maki, D. Ferry, G. Sherwood, Cox. Miss Bergman. Second row: Leback, G. Johnson, Sell, Dalton, W. Howard, Summers, J. Wilson, Sacks. Third row: Patterson, Siniluoto, R. Olson, Trondsen, Simmons, Whealdon, Corwin, Crowley, Hanselman. This scene of our play takes place at all our games and pep assemblies. The directors are Marilyn Simmons, Gerry Johnson, and Mary Ann Siniluoto. The stars are Doris Howard and Pat Cox, along with Keith Wright, who are our Yell Leaders, and Jerry Maki and Dona Lou Ferry. our Song Queens. The prompters consist of: Patsy Dalton, Betty Sherwood, Lois Sacks, Roberta Leback, Joan Whealdon, Juanita Wilson, Connie Corwin, Betty Summers, Donella Crowley, Shirley Sell, Ralphena Olsen, Marjorie Braschuck, Nellie Hanselman, and Wilma Christensen. In this scene we drill during the football season at the half time along with selling hot dogs. At all of the games and athletic functions we see our stars working indefatigably with the prompters aiding. The numerous skits and pep assemblies presented by Pep Club also take place in this scene. New stage rules were made this year for Pep Club members and those who Wlsh to become. members to follow. The costume consists of a navy blue skirt and sweater with the yellow Pep Club emblem on it. A Peter Pan collar, white anklets, and USaddles complete the costume. YELL LEADERS: Doris, Keith, and Pat. SONG QUEENS: Jerry, and Dona LU First row: D. .Ferry, Maki, Fender, Leback. Second row: Heiser, Nelson, Simmons, J. Wilson, Cox, Miss Bergman. Thlrd row: Meriwether, Kroll, League, R. Olson, Crowley, Hanselman, Trondsen Howard Whealdon, N. Olson. , r The Big I is an organization whose membership is made up of those actresses interested in athletics. Each one participates in basketball, volleyball, tumbling, and the annual Dance Drama. 0 The following girls earned 1000 points and were given the honor of wear- ing a letterman sweater adorned With two stripes around the lots: Dona Lou Ferry. Jerry Maki, Bonnie Fender, Loah Heiser, Gwen Nelson, Marilyn Sime mons. Juanita Wilson, Pat Cox, Pat Meriwether, Shirley Kroll, Violet League, Ralphena Olsen, Donella Crowley, Nellie Hanselman, Beverly Trondsen, Doris Howard, Joan Whealdon, and Nan Olsen. First row: H. Becken, Franklin, Haslam, L. Johnson, B. Meriwether, Shier, B. Christensen, Stamp. Second row: Mr. Mettler, Staley, Eberhardt, McGuire, Williams, Wallin, Meserve, McCoy, Cutting. Third row: Bittner, Marsh, Post, Christianson, J. Meriwether, Kauttu, Conto, deht, Graham. The curtains come up on a scene of twenty-five athletes. They represent the Lettermen of 11-18. Presiding over them is Dean Bittner, president. Paul Kauttu is vice- president and Kenneth erght, secretaryatreasurer. Herbert Becken was chosen as both thelr football and basketball captain. This year the boys received emblems on their letters for the particular sport they participated in. They also had special T-shirts with the emblem of a fish and Ilwaco Fishermen printed across the front. Advisihg and helping the boys was Mr. Mettler, coach. xxxxxxx x ' nanny, i x 401 rwxg 0 Q . x Mxx x xxxx $xXxKN xxx xxx xN$B $5 $ X X , 0 x Mx . $$ xxx-xxwx Row 1: H. Becken, B. Meriwether, Marsh, Shier, Bittnerr Williams, Christiansen, Post, R. Haslam. Second row: Kauttu, Ring, Urban, Meserve, Eberhardt, Taft, M. Olson, Stamp, Pope, McCoy, Mr. Mettlere Third row: Staley, Lockard, Conto, Noonan, Franklin, Wright, Bacon. After a quick season of football, it looks as though in the future football seasons we are to witness some real gridiron talent. This is due to the size and experience of next year's Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. After three weeks of training under Coach Stanley Mettler, we were ready to start the season. Our first game was with Naselle in the Fishbowl which we lost in a close game of 6-0. Next on our program we played the Astoria Fishermen at Astoria where we were downed 19-13. We then caught a bus to South Bend and came back defeated 1.3-0. Journeying to Valley, we were sent home beaten 34-19, after a fine display of talent. We played our second home game with the Raymond second team, and won over the much heavier tcgml23e0. This seemed to be our lucky weekend; the Ilwaco second team wrnmngioyer the Astoria second team 7-0. The South Bend Indians then paid a v1s1t to the Fishbowl leaving the Ilwaco Fishermen scalped at 19-6. Valley called 9n us, winning by a score of 27-0. Journeying to Naselle, we were defeated 1n our f1nal game of the season. ' r. th. x5 x 1M 0 $$x NON x First row: yMr. Mettler, Kauttu, J. Meriwether, Williams, H. Beckon, L. Johnson, Bittner, Wallin, Graham, Eberhardt, Cutting. Second row: Noonan, Wiegardt, Strand, Taft, B. Chrlstiansen, Meserve, C. Olson, Bacon. The basketball squad started off by performing in the annual jamboree. Our first game was with the Stars of the Sea and the teams were so well matched that overtime playing was needed to determine the winner. Ilwaco won by two points. In our game there, however, we lost 31 to 46. Other practice games played away from home were: Ilwaco vs. Astoria, 26 to 27; Ilwaco vs. Naselle, 29 to 43; Ilwaco vs. Winlock, 37 to 35 which required overtime; Ilwaco vs. Centralia 29 to 32. Those played at home: Ilwaco vs. Raymond, 26 to 19; Ilwaco vs. Astoria, 38 to 44; Ilwaco vs. Naselle, 32 to 36; Ilwaco vs. Winlock 27 to 28. One characteristic of our players which was noticed by all was their good sportsmanshlp. Whether we won or lost our team played through to the end to the best of their ability. The squad gave a fine performance this year and although they failed to prqduce the much-hoped-for championship, we are satisfied that their campalgn was a success. .wwm- : A. was... LA'wa A ,pmmudbmw. ?i ' ' 33$ 3' - mmmmmmmwm .Axmwmumxmxwmw LEAGUE GAMES Ilwaco .............................. 3 8 Valley .............................. 47 Ilwaco ............................. 4O Lebam .............................. 28 Ilwaco .............................. 28 South Bend ...................... 23 Ilwaco .............................. 28 Naselle .............................. 37 Ilwaco .............................. 36 South Bend ...................... 40 Ilwaco .............................. 33 Valley .............................. 36 Ilwaco .............................. 35 Lebam .............................. 28 Ilwaco .............................. 26 Naselle .............................. 4O Mgr- 2XKZv 47 , 7 Wm 7M , V H? 2 W va '1, ' WMVX 74minawledzemenl' xIs , EH: : : The Annual Staff wish to thank Miss Percy, Mr. Peterson, Mr Anderson and Mr. Petit for their generous advice and aid during the compiling of this yearbook L: l: i :1. '31. : um , . ' ; i 1 3' i 'ii i I '1: ii: , ; I - 'i 1 3 ' , I 1., J'IAL IJ . Iii. t JI Wu 1,1. vilu Ii '. 1.4.; The Stars of Ilwoco High leave you with this, their lost curtain caIl-ond now the- future beckons them, lead- ing them onward . . . Depths to fathom and heights to climbhunknown to conquer in space and time OURS IS THE WORLD! 14 claealidinq ASTORIA OWL DRUG STORE Paulsen 8L BergePhones 272-273 PHILIPS MUSIC CO. . Compliments to the Senlors RASTY1S PLACE - ' 573 Bond Street-eGuoa Sandwxchcs REED AND GRIMBERG Shoes for the Family . . Florsheim, Freeman and Vltahty RUKEL HAT SHOP Ladies' Hats and Purses SHANER AND CO. . Good Jewelry-477 Commerc1al SHIP SERVICE CO. , Congratulations to the Class of 147 SIBERIAJN , . Astoria1s Finest Sandwich Shop SUNFIOWER DAIRY Compliments to the Class of 347 THIEUS ' 3 Cards and Lunch U. LAINES1 JEWELRY Gift Shop-E1ectrical Dep3t UNION FISHERMAN C'O-OP PKG..CO. . Books, Stationery, School Books and Supphes Astoria, Oregon U.,S. TIRE STORE U. S. Tires and Recapping 11th and'Duane Street U'TZINGERts BOOK STORE 511 Commercial WASHING MACHINE SERVICE CO. 273 Taylor Street . Maytag Sales and Service WEST BOND MARKET Meats and Groceries 189 West BondePhones 596-597 A, G. ALLEN, M. D. , Osborn-O3Brien Bldg. AL CROHN Men,s FurnishingseEverything for Men 457 Bond Street ANDREW,S AND STEVE1S Congratulations to the Class of 147 ARNE ABRAHAMSEN Plumbing, Heating, Sheetmetal Work ARTS ASSOCIATED SERVICE STATION Let,s Get Associated 15th and Commercial ASTORIAN BUDGET Lower Columbia3s Leading Newspaper ASTORIA HARDWARE COMPANY Commercial at Tenth Street ASTORIA OFFICE AND APPLIANCE CO. All Office SupplieseMachines for Rent BALL AND WILSON STUDIO Astor Building-eI-Iome of Beautiful Portraits BARSHFIELUS 595 Duane Good Food-Fountain BEATRICE BURRESS BEAUTY SHOP .10th and Duane St.-Ph0ne 399 BERENSOIN1S Where styles are not expensive ' BOOT SHOP Mexican Huraches-Popular Priced Footwear BROOKFIELD CO. Congratulations to the Class of 347 BROOKS BARBER SHOP ttShop of Personal Service Liberty Bldg. BURKEts Home of Quality Clothes I BROOKS MEN3S STORE Emil Myman, Manager 10th and Commercial St. BUSTER BROWN SHOE SHOP Where comfort, style and economy meet COFFEE AN1 Sandwich Sh0p-168 12th Street COMMERCIAL HOTEL Compliments to the Class of 1947 CORDZ BROS. Dry Goods and Ready-to-Wear CROHxN-KARSUN . Men3s and Girls, Wear-Our aim is to satisfy See Corhn-Karsun First! C. R. P. A. Congratulations to the Class of 147 DIXIE BAKERY Maker of Dixie Butter-Nut Bread Popular because itts good. DR. A. B. HARDING Dentist Compliments to the Class of 1947 DR. ORVAL EATON Optometrist 409' Commercial EASTERN OUTFITTING CO. For Smartness in Ments and Women,s Wearing Apparel, See Eastern ECONOMY MARKET Quality Meats EDS TOGGERY Home of Good Tailoring 234 Taylor Avenue ED FEAREY AND CO., INSURANCE 2We Pay Claims With a Smile7 ELLIOT HOTEL Worderful ,iBedseModerate Rates ERICKISON FLORAL CO. Flowers for the Graduate Flowers and Plants EVE3S SHOP Buy for Tot to Teens 11th and Commercial FISHER BROS. COMPANY Hardware-Home Appliances FORT GEORGE AUTO SERVICE Pontiac Sales and Service Jack Clemens, Ownerel5th and Duane St. FRANK PORTER FURNITURE C0. Complete Line Household Furnishings Corner 10th and Commercial GINNS FUNERAL HOME 531 Franklin Ave., Astoria, Oregon GLASCO OPTICAL SERVICE Dr. G. F. Glasconptometrist GLASS SHOP Compliments to the Seniors 0f 147 GREENBERGS FURNITURE STORE Visit Us for Greater Values J. A. Greenberg, Manager GUNDERSON3S 5c and $1.00 Store HIATT1S BAKERY Hiattts Fine Cakes and Pastry HELFN DAVIS SHOP Best Wishes t0 the Seniors HILDEBRAND AND CO. FurnitureeRanges-Rugs 465 Commercial Street HOLMS MOTOR Dodge and Plymouth Dealers HOTEL ASTORIA Rates Reasonable A. Osborn, Manager HUGHES-RANSOM MORTUARY Astoria, Ilwaco and Seaside IMPERIAL GRILL Imperialts Compliments to the Class of 447 JARVIS REFRIGERATION Appliances J. C. PENNEY COMPANY ttlt Pays to Shop at Penneytstt J. L. MOORE AND SONS Wholesale Cigars, Candies and Chocolates JO VELS Nationally Known, Nationally Advertised Exclusive Shoes LARSON DAIRY 415 Commercial LARSON ELECTRIC Electrical .Supplies and Fixtures LAWSKONtS CONFECTIONERY Lawsonts Ice Cream and Candy Next to the Owl Drug Store LEONtS Beautiful Shoes and Dresses LEICHTIS Congratulations to the Seniors of ,47 LIBERTY THEATER Compliments to the Class of ,47 LOOP AND JACOBSON Silverware, Diamonds, Watches and Clocks Certified Watchmakers LOWER COLUMBIA DAIRY ASSOCIATION Frostkist Ice Cream Shamrock Butter LUTHtS FISH MARKET 120-11th Street Complete Line of Fish McGREGORtS SUPPLY CO. Compliments of McGregorts Supply Co MODERN CASH GROCERY Astoriats most complete food store 458 Commercial Street NOPSONtS House of vGifts-40'3 Commercial St. OREGON MARINE SUPPLY CO. Congratulations to the Seniors OWEN PEEKE GO. International Trucks and Tractors 468-472 Bond Street McCormick Deering Farm Equipment LONG BEACH BEACH APPAREL SHOP Woments and Children's Clothing Phone 98-R-3 BOULEVARD COURT Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Habich Compliments to the Class of 1947 COLT INSURANCE COMPANY Congratulations to the Class of '47 COUGHMANtS BAKERY Home-made pastries DENNIS TRANSFER CO. We feature Sunfreeze Ice Cream And Mission Orange DR. H. R. MARSH Congratulations to the Class of ,47 0 ERNIE JACOBSON Congratulations to the Class of ,47 HUTTONtS COURT . Modern Cabins, Presto-logs, Gas, 011 Tires, and Groceries HARBOURAGE . Congratulations to the Semors KROGHtS KORNER Gas, Groceries, Rentals LESLIE COX . Congratulations to the Semors LONG BEACH LAND COMPANY , Congratulations to the Class of 47 LONE BEAtCIHt'BOWLING ALLEY ongra u a Ions to th , M AE WILSON e Class of 47 ocal or Long Distance Hauling Good Luck to the Class MRS. K. MITCHELL 40f 1947 MERIRStEn'lI'aSter HER,S PRIDE OF THE Ocean Viequhone 3-R-61 PENINSULA MERRILUS CAFE TAVERN ghe Merrills, Prop. ongratulations to the Clas , NELSON BARBER SHOP s 0f 47 Open 9:00 a. m. to 6:00 p. m. Daily Open 9:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m. Saturday OBIE S. TRIANGLE SERVICE STATION Unlon Oil Products OCECAN VIEW HOTEL ' ongratulations to the Seniors of 44 OCEAN VIEW GRILLE 7 Compliments to the Class of 447 OMAN AND SONS ' See Oman and Sons for WoodePhone 96616 Congratulations to the Seniors of 1947 PACIFIC CLEANING AND PRESSING Long Beach, Washington Congratulations to the Seniors PENINSULA DAIRY You can' whip our cream But You Cantt Beat our Milk PLEASANT RIDGE COTTAGES Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Jensen . Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1947 REDtS PLACE , Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1947 RIDGE COTTAGES Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd W. Yaun . Congratulations to the Class of 47 RICHFIELD SERVICE STATION Vic and Virge send . Congratulations to the Seniors BLUE-GRAY BUS LINE Seashore Division Best Wishes to the Class of 47 SHIER BROTHERS Always With a Smile Department Stgre SUNSET GROCERY In North Long Beach-Charles Conto TEDts GROCERY . Quality-Courtesy-Serwce Always with a Smile THE OBSERVER . Congratulations to the Class of 447 TINKERts COTTAGES . Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert E. kaer Congratulations to the Seniors WOODLAND COURT Mr. and Mrs. F'agan, Managers CHINOOK AUKts PLACE . Congratulations to the Semors CHINOOK GARAGE . Best Wishes to the Semors LEBACKtS GROCERY Fresh Fruits, Meats and Vegetables Paints and Hardware 7 MISS COUGHRO'NtS DRY GOODS STORE Best Wishes to the Class of '47 NORTH COLUMBIA TELEPHONE CO. Congratulations to the Class of 447 POST OFFICE STORE . Compliments to the Semors RAB HALL Groceries CIHINOOK PACKING COMIfANY Compliments to the Semors t V 'ttv' rmxwwv WFVr' f.- .41 SEAVIEW ARLOENE MARCHANT Postmaster HYNE,S TAVERN Congratulations to the Class of 147 NEIL GENSMAN . Compliments t0 the Senlors PENINSULA TAXI CAB ' Call 6-J-61 for Good Service Day or Night SEAVIEW HOTEL L. C. Sloan, Compliments SHELBOURNE HOTEL Famous for Good Food OYSTERVILLE, NAHCOTTA, OCEAN PARK ARTS TAVERN Compliments to the Class of 147 CARL. ANDREWS GARAGE Congratulations to the Seniors EBERHARDT OYSTER FARMIS Compliments t0 the Class of 147 ED CHELLIS . Congratulations to the Graduates of ,47 ERNEST GUILD Compliments to the Seniors of 147 H. C. SP'RAGUE Congratulations to the Seniors NEIUS LUNCH Compliments to the Seniors ANDERSON AND WHITE .Shell Gas, Mechanic Accessories A Smile with Every Gallon OCEAN PARK BAKERY Compliments to the Seniors . Lyle E. Clark OLEts NOOK 1 Refreshments and Lunches SMITTYts CAF'E Congratulations to the Class of ,47 TRONDSEN AND PETERSON General Merchandise Ocean Park and Nahcotta WRIGHTS GROCERY Oysterville, Washington Congratulations to the Class of 147 RAYMOND 'V BAKER HQME FUR-NISHLNG COMPANY Electrinl Hotpoint Appliances BITARtS Frngrratulatinns to the Seniors CLYDE L. LEWIS Insurance and Real Estate DENNIS COMPANY We Feature Sunfreeze Ice Cream And Mission Orange DR. FREDERICK F. IRWIN Chiropractor DR. GOULD Dentist DR. OWENS Dentist 1 ED PEDERSON Congratulations to the Class of 517 E. F. DRA'COBLY DEPtT STORE Pongratulations to the Class of 47 FAMILY FUNERAL CHAPEL Compliments to the Class of 147 FERRIER TRANSFER Congratulations to the Class of 147 FORD ELECTRIC COMPANY Motor Repair'and Housewiring And Electrical Appliances HEINIES IDEAL BAKERY Compliments to the Seniors HOTEL RAYMOND Service with a Smile J. C. PENNEY Raymond, Washington JENSEN FURNITURE COMPANY Best in Home Furnishings JOHN LANGENBACH Attorney-at-law La BELLE EXCLUSIVE FASHION SHOP Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1947 MOUNTCASTLE MOTEL AND MOTOR CO. 545 Third Street PACIFIC COUNTY LUMBER CO. Compliments to the Class of 147 PARAMOUNT CLEANERS Congratulations to the Class of 147 PAY-RITE DRUG STORE PEDERSON VARIETY Raymondts Shopping Certer Where All Pacific County Shops PEDERSON MOTOR COMPANY Compliments to the Seniors RA'YMOND STUDIO Fluorescent Lighting RAYMOIND AUTO COMPANY Pacific County Ford Dealer RAYMOND FIRST NATIONAL BANK Seattle First Nattl Bank, Raymond Branch Congratulations to the Class of 147 RAYMOND HARDWARE Agents for Norge Line qt pays to wait for Norge11 RAYMOND HERALD Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1947 RAYMOND POST OFFICE Compliments to the Class of 147 RHODES REAL ESTATE Compliments to the Seniors RHODES PAINT AND WALLPAPER CO. Compliments to the Seniors SMITHS SHAKE SHOP Compliments to the Seniors THE TOGGERY Comnliments of the Toggery WILLAPA HARBOR, MOTOR CO. , Compliments to the Class of 147 SOUTH BEND DR. SCHENK Dentist FRED BOND Attorney-at-law GARRETTS GROCERY Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1947 HEATH AND CEARNS 1 Hardware and Furniture HOLTE, THE JEWELER 9Gmduation Watches J. E. DORMAN Postmaster JOHNSEN FUNERAL HOME Congratulations to the Class of ,47 JOHN B. SEMPILL, Druggist Congratulations to the Seniors of 1947 CHARLES B. WELSH Attorney-at-law MUHOVEN CHEVRON SERVICE 1tChevron Supreme Gasoline NOONANtS BAKERY Quality Goods PIONEER GROCERY Fancy Groceries. Hay, Feed and Flour SOUTH BEND BANK mswuwven t . ' .w . He w nun. a. a, . EEEE 32 3 Z 3 $13: 99? cm ii a e iii E: 2:; F 5 8. U H Ga : 3E2? ?- F C 5? 5 5 i S eggasags E: 33g E - 9.: 555 1 I Congratulations to the Seniors of 1947 SOUTH BEND TRANSFER . Congratulations to the Semors K'S INN WEEjongratulations from Pop ILWACO ART STRAND General Insurance COSTELLO'S FOOD STORE Pay Cash and Pay Less D. M. STRANG, M. D. Physiciagsand Surgeon PE BR . DOUDry Goods and Ready to Wear ' Congratulations to the Class of 1947 DR. TOM BRATTEBO Dentist ECHO RADIO SERVICE G. E. Appliances GILES DAIRY Congratulations to the Class of 1947 ICE PALACE - Fresh and Cured Meats and Lockers ILWACO MEAT MARKET I Fresh and Cured Meats ILWACO BAKERY Delicious Pastry ILWACO DRUG STORE The Store with Friendly Service ILWACO GARAGE AND SERVICE STATION Best Wishes to the Graduates of ,47 ILWACO OYSTER COMPANY Northern Spray Oysters ILWACO SHOE SHOP We Fix Lost Soles ILWACO TRIBUNE Newspaper of the Peninsula Best Wishes t0 the Seniors of 517 ILWACO VARIETY STORE Fountain and School Supplies JIMtS GROCERY Local Royal Club Store Best Luck to the Class of '47 LITTLE CORNER Sandwiches and Fount ' ' L. L. HUDDLE am Spec1als watchei, Diamonds and Jewelry e ma e your watch t' LUGgETtS GROCERY keep tlme roceries, Gas and Hemstitchin NORgH-BEACIf-I-AS'T'ORIA TRANSgI,T pera mg rom Lon Beach ' OVERSTREET AND EViNS to Astorla Electyical Contractors-Phone 323 Westinghouse Appliances and Radios Johnston Pumps PACIFIC COUNTY HARDWARE 8x VARIETY Good Luck to the Seniors of 1947 PENINSULA . THEATERS J. G. Williams, Manager Congratulations to the Seniors PEDERSE'NtS QUALITY MEAT MARKET Congratulations to the Class of 47 SHELL OIL COMPANY Roy F. Johnson, Distributor SMITHtS GREEIN HOUSE ' For Brighter Birthdays Think of Flowers STANDARD STATION Warner Smith, Prop. SUGAR BOWL Best Wishes to the Class of t47 TAYLOR LUMBER COMPANY Home Owned TETZ OIL COMPANY Full Line of Union Oil Products Including Stove, Diesel and Fuel Oils , THE NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation VERNONtS GROCERY Staple and Fancy Groceries WIRKKALA REPAIR SHOP Auto Repair-Electric Welding ABERDEEN WORTHtS CLOTHING STQRE Best Wishes to the Semors a'; E . g .v 556$, :- . .l ,; 5,; x3 I 3.4;? ' -,w K55rfl 5;; i W Cp Wig C 3; jg Malay ,. 3M ,. ,1 M v' fl 0 . , '6 A11 , ,,,..r--i W; 55w M MIRAKJ$ qr 5e1 law ff x 5gpwfg W' $4.2! A39 zgiwfy . 'v I: :jf f xi I V 4299' 5 s57 m J 5 Q m