Irrigon High School - Comet Yearbook (Irrigon, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1950 volume:

1 .5255 fl! ' pq' .140 ' xi :.'z .',f' -X , ,RV 9. - iffvfh? l..f V -. Y f A xx' , , -an adication. To our advisor, Miss Frances Sharp, who has so willingly given so much time and effort to the betterment of our school, and higher ideals and hopes she has inspired during the past two years. We, the Seniors of Irrigon High School gratefully dedicate this to our friend and advisor. 1 Qm z N I Q y N X x L T' ' r m ,llgmiyq 'MS' V ' xr N f fS f-Q gg ' f ' , ' 'L f xx z xxx- - '- Xb X ix S ffl? - T- ' S ' ,4 Vx N. ?'p!?J f ?j, - X ini b 1 ffifigefg zvff - ' N' 3' , ...Q L .uj,g7 ,,,- -- f 7 gl .-.--1 if-nf 1.-.I A ' ' . f - hfi-,, -. , 5 e-S Q i T- +35-'. ,-'T' x X - 5' '27 V ' - f-v 5 f K 'T ' -,..f7-'X ,-jg, ,, -. x A- ' Y Q K 'A 5 g ff, X , X f xx ,, -- ' 1 1- - hz , A x K Y is L S X A f f XXYHZW fm EARL D. GOLDAN Social Sciences CLARENCE A. EMERSON Mathematics, Science, Coach BOARD OF EDUCATION Homer Hayes Paul Saqliel' Ill! HBIIUB FRANCES SHARP Mrs' Houghton Commercial, English DOROTHY ADAMS Girls' Physical Education 3 enney, Warner, Adams, Acoc 1 ffmfx wE?1S Q TQ gg Kb K Q 9 GM WAVE S E ig' Ns K J Q CHARLES ROBERT CRITCHL OW Transfer . . Critch Clans Vlce-President .. . . . Football . . Basketball . Play .... Annual Staff Band .... Letterman's Club.. LAURANCE DUANE FILLEY 1-'llley Transfer ........ Class President .... Football ..... . Basketball . . . Plays ..... Annual Staff . . . Band ......... . Letterman's Club . . . RAYMOND M. SHADE ..Red-. Transfer ...... .........Z Class Secretary-Treasurer . . . 3-4 Basketball . ...... . .... Z-3-4 Football . . . . . 3-4 Play ....... . . 4 Annual Staff .... . . 4 Letterman's Club . . . . 3-4 6 CLASS FLOWER: CLASS COLORS: ' RED CARNATION GREEN AND GOLD DONALD EUGENE POULSON Poulaon Football .... .... . . . 1-2- Basketball . . . .1-Z- Playl .... . . . Choir . . . . . . . Annual Staff . . . . . . . Band ........ . 1-2- LCtfQfBlll'l Club . . . . l-2- Student Council . . . . DARRELL LAVERN MARLOW ' 'Sleepy Football .............. Class Treasurer . . . . . Play . ...... . . Choir ...... . . . Annual Staff . . . . . . ROBERT L. ADAMS Professor Class President ..... .... 3 Football ......... . Z -3 -4 Basketball . . . . 1-Z-3-4 Plays .... .... 1 -4 Choir ..... . . . 1 Annual Staff . . .... 3-4 Band ...... . . 1-2-3-4 S.B. President . . .... .4 Letterman ..... . . .Z-3-4 Student Council . . . . 2-3-4 7 Basketball ..... . . 1-2 Band . . . . . . . I-2-3-4 MOTTO: A Winner Never Quits A Quitter Never Wins. Senior Class Will We, the Class of 1950 of the Irrigon High School, County of Morrow, and State of Oregon, being of sound and disposing mind and memory, and realizing that we must part with sundry honors, talents, looks and emotions, do hereby pronounce this our last will and testament. First. We hereby bequeath to our beloved superintendent, Mr. Goldan, our respect for his careful guidance over the storm tossed seas of knowledge. Second. To our advisor, we give our loving friendship with a bit of sweet memory from every Senior. Third. To the faculty, we do hereby bequeath the fond memories of our most brilliant class and wish to express our tender and sincere sympathy for the loss they are about to experience. Fourth. To our school, we leave our High School records in public speaking, music, and athletics of all kinds. Fifth. We give to our successors, the Juniors, our seats in the Senior Row on condition that they keep them as nicely as we have also, we bequeath to them the high school. We desire the Juniors to do all in their power to help fill the vacancy left by us in the hearts of the faculty members. Sixth. We solemnly bequeath to the unsuspecting Sophomores a deeper sense of duty, and wider view on life, which will aid them in becoming lordly Seniors. Seventh. The individual Seniors, each, having valuable possessions do here- by bequeath them as follows: I, Larry Filley do will and bequeath my bird like appetite to Butch. My faith in Fords to Mr. Goldan, my good tires to Fred Acock. My ability to get stuck in the sand to Helen. l, Ray Shade, do will and bequeath my ability to pass Algebra and Geometry to Mickey Phaneuf. I, Bob Critchlow, do will and bequeath my fat to George Russell, my driving ability to Marlene. I, Don Poulson, do will and bequeath my ability to get into trouble to Jim Kenney, my beard to Ronald Berger, providing he combs it every morning. I, Bob Adams, do will and bequeath my ability to stay slim to the .Freshmen girls, my opinion of women to Fred, my Freshman baby suit to Dan Creamer. I'm taking the rest with me. I, Lavern Marlow, do will and bequeath my ability to rag 'em up on a bull fiddle to the Senior Class of next year. 8 Class Prophecy It is May 19, 1980. Mr. Goldan, a portly, elderly gentleman, now retired, is walking down the street in the city of X. As he turned the corner of Fifth and B Street, he met a spry, elderly lady, whom he recognized at once, it is Miss Sharp. They stop to talk over old times when they taught in Irrigon High School. Of course you are retired, Miss Sharp, Oh! My no, replied Miss Sharp. l am teaching in the Progress Business College in Portland. I came here to meet my class of 1950. l am to have luncheon with them here at the club. Mr. Goldan looked at the sign on the building, Bachelor's Club , Yes, my boys are all bachelors. I was a good advisor to them and kept them out of trouble. Well, well, well, replied Goldan, what do they do, what are their occupations ? Oh, they are all fine men. Bob Adams is quite a politician. He has served two terms in the U.S. Senate and is now campaigning for the election to become the first Ambassador to Mars. Bob Critchlow is coach for elementary boys and girls. He teaches them basketball, volleyball, and football. He has a life job. Larry Filley is an Admiral in the U.S. Navy. He is at sea most of the time, we don't see him very often. Lavern Marlow and Ray Shade are comedians, we hear them on the radio quite often. Their show names are Pet and Slats. Don Poulson spends his time in the woods. He is a forest ranger and lives at a ranger station for six months of the year. He lives at Timberline Lodge and teache a ladies' skiing class during his time off. Here come the boys now, glad to have seen you again, Mr. Goldan. Yes, Miss Sharp, I was glad to hear about the class of 1950. l think I shall just stop long enough to shake hands with the boys. Why not have luncheon with us? So we leave Miss Sharp and Mr. Goldan to have lunch with the Class of 1950 at the Bachelor Club. 9 SXQZJQQ YVJSX 555 E3 Wig S CQDEQQW Q V 2:12302 f mkww H34 ' wgfmwx Z! ' 5 gMg vW , : ?Q f LQ aw. ,iigi Mr. Golden BACK ROW: Mr. Emerson, Advisor, Joan Rucker, Geraldine Hinkley, Eula Amis, Maxine Fraser, Barbara Pettit, Beth Warner. FRONT ROW: Joan Coleman, George Russell, Irvin Polly, Fred Acock, Marlene Markham. ll Freshman Class The green Freshmen entered high school in the year but anxious determination to prove themselves worthy. At the mercy of the Seniors they were led through their paces in the annual initiation. of '49 with a scared Class Officers: Don Acock . . . . . . . . . President Ronald Berger . . . . . Vice-President Helen Steagell . . Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Class At the beginning of the year the Sophomore Class had an enrollment of six. b r 5, 1949. Rolly Polley withdrew at Christ- Marjie Avent joined the class Decem e mas. Class Officers are: Jim Kenney . . . .... . .President J' Keith . . . ..... Vice-President im Barbara Lawson . Secretary-Treasurer Junior Class On September 6th, the Junior Class assembled for enrollm eleven. Irvin Polly withdrew the first semester. Edna I-Ioadley from North Powder joined our class in April. ent which totaled Our class officers were elected the first semester and are as follows: President . ..... . . . Beth Warner ent . . . . . . .Joan Rucker Vice-Pre sid Secretary-Treasurer. Geraldine Hinkley The Juniors sold hot dogs, coffee, and doughnuts at the ball games. Our most B uet. important activity of this year was the Junior-Senior anq As a whole the Junior Class believes that the year of 1949-1950 has been a ve ry successful one. 12 BACK ROW: Barbara Lawson, Mr. Golden, Advisor, Nlarjie Avent. FRONT ROW: Jim Kenney, Rolly Polly, James Keith, Gerald Hinkley, LeRoy Connors. BACK ROW: Shirley Smith, Don Tester, Dan Case, Donald Leighton, Mickey Phaneuf, Mr. Golden Advisor, Barbara Tester. FRONT ROW: Lenora Brunett, Ronald Berger, Don Acock, Helen Steagell. 13 X R rf 1' fx I ,Z , ' :Z 1 ff! ,ff fy ,,' r r I I ' J x ff Ill W 9 N 0 '- vm X M X fl 9 X YQ 4 X f X f ff , f ' x N WM ff ci ? School Calendar SEPTEMBER 6 Registration. Chest X-ray Clinic. 16 Mitchell, here, football. 19- Z0 Institute at La Grande. Z3 Umapine, here, football. 30 Ukiah, here, football. OCTOBER 6 Audio Metric Clinic. 7 Pilot Rock, here, football. Freshmen Initiation. 14 Athena, here, football. Z1 Weston, there, football. 28 Lexington, there, football. NOVEMBER 4 lone, there, football. 10 Boardman, there, football. 11 -Armistice Day Vacation. 18 Carnival. DECEMBER 3 Weston, here, basketball. 10 Athena, there, basketball. 20 Weston, there, basketball. ZZ Christmas program. Z4-1 Christmas vacation. JANUARY 3 St. Joseph, here, basketball. 5 P.T.A. Football Banquet. 7 Athena, here, basketball. 9 Echo, there, volleyball. 13 'l'Umatilla, there, basketball. Z0 St. Joseph, there, basketball. 21 Heppner, here, basketball and volleyball. Z4 Hone, there, basketball. Z7 'l'Boardman, here, basketball. 31 'Lexington, there, basketball. FEBRUARY Z Stanfield, here, volleyball. 3 'l'Umatilla, here, basketball. 10 Hone, here, basketball. ll Heppner, there, basketball and volleyball. 13 Basketball Banquet. 14 'l'Boardman, there, basketball. 16 Stanfield, there, volleyball. 17 '0'Lexington, here, basketball and volleyball 23 Hermiston, there, volleyball. MARCH Z Echo, here, volleyball. 7 Echo, there, volleyball. 10 District Speech Contest at Mac Hi. 14 Freshman Return Party. 16 Hermiston, there, volleyball. 17 County Speech Contest at Boardman. Z5 Play Day at lone. Z7 Goverxunent Meeting at Boardman. 31 Senior Minstrel. APRIL 6 Tennis, Umatilla. 10 Tennis, Umatilla. 13 Band Concert. 17 Tennis, Hermiston. 18 Tennis, Stanfield. Z1-22 Band Contest at LaGrande. Z5 Tennis, Stanfield. 28 Junior-Senior Banquet. 29 Track Meet at Heppner. MAY 5-6 State Band 8: Music Contest at Eugene. 6 -9 Senior Skip Days. 10 Band Greets President at Umatilla. 14 Baccalaureate. 16 -17 State Tennis Tournament at Portland. 18 Graduation. 19 Community Picnic. 15 ' ' THE DARKTOWN MINSTREL S' ' March 31, 1950 at 8:00 P.M., the Senior Class of Irrigon High School presented, The Dark Town Min- stre1s . Under the direction of Miss Frances Sharp. Mr. Coddington Jim Crow . . . Pete ...... Bones . . Banjo . . Rastus . . Slats . . . Sambo . . The Book Agent A1 Jolson . . . Rastua . . . . . Mush and Poke Undertakers Mush ..... Poke ........ . . Bob Adams Ronald Berger Lavern Marlow . .Don Poulson . Bob Critchlow . . Larry Filley . . . . Ray Shade Mickey Phaneuf . Don Poulson Ronald Berger Bob Critchlow . Larry Filley . . . Ray Shade .Lavern Marlow JNSQZLEE Al Jolson, Rnstus. Jim Crow, Pete, Bones, Banjo, Mr. Coddington, Rastus, Sluts, Sambo. Poulson, Marlow, Filley, Miss Sharp, Critchlow, Shade, Adams. 1 7 5,1 ig , , -f ' - ..,.. , W fm! My 4 . fv Mfg M A' I ' k122?fQ9'aM' '51 - 'HL x v , 4 ur' F. . nplfmky' ' 1'5 -. A ' P2 f wvM in . .... 53315 ,, ,mp .- -,wwf PJ, in 1' 18 Band The Irrigon School Band enjoyed a very successful year under the direction of F, C. Reed. The annual concert was given April 13, 1950. The band played a large selection of nuznbers. The soloists, George Russell and Beth Warner, also participated. The band played during intermissions at ball games and for var- ious programs throughout the year. It was asked to play at Umatilla, for the Presidential Reception. The first contest we entered was at LaGrande on April Zlst and 22nd, The band and soloists received a rating of Hone . The band was given the privilege of participating in the state con- test at Eugene. The band received a three rating, soloists each receiving two . Sneak Day n The Senior Class left on their annual sneak day April 6th, bound for Newport. The boys and Miss Sharp enjoyed the trip to the fullest degree. Throughout the trip there was a violent duel between the occupants of the Adams car and the Filley Ford. At eve ry stop weapons were drawn and hardly a break in the firing. Light Fingered, Lefty Adams was wounded seriously in the left eye by a shot from Cross Drawn Poulson's gun, loaded with stagnet, old, repugnant water. Everyone re- covered from the trip except, Cross Draw Paulson who suffered seri- ously when his water gun was taken away from him. He soon recov- ered when he had a few good meals under his belt. In other words a good time was had by all. This memorable occasion shall live in the hearts of theiClass of '50 for many years to come. 19 .4 S , Q s f ,rf ssi ' SSS ek . eiaef ' wks x N - ' 532 7 -GV' - s rt! ist N 4,541 ' Q A ut K D - . :ai sa 44, i's'Y mi 'Q' X. X QQ' . Hifi-NN A NNE' ,M-7 ' 5s 7 Wh' i A 2 Z- iiw X A if gf A X Q xfxsse. 7' 5 V 5 we'-E T ' Th T5 kk .2 v999 sig ig , ffff 5 5 1,6 pf! s Sx is I - 12235 ' Nt ' - e X69 Wg! . I - I i Fir Cla X . 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FRONT ROW: Maxine Fraser, Barbara Lawson, Marlene Markham, Geraldine Hinkley, Joan Rucker, Barbara Pettit. Eula Amis. ?,,.,,, muon-4 al-new-W.. H Ullllnlnnn Life Y ' 3 BACK ROW: Nr. Emerson, Coach, Fred Acock, Butch Connors, James Keith, Jimmy Kenny, Mickey Phaneuf. FRONT ROW: Irvin Polly, Bobby Adams, Don Poulson, Larry Filley, Ray Shade, Bob Critchlow. X 1 f f ' 1 , ...Ax XM I ,.Yi1f ??q:,1,.?,,,tgQ N .4f14t.-.Gai If m f X X AI,f ,Vf X - ,- m fs V TI'5I3f:ixJ1i,?.'n I ,I 1 X Q HW llltlmmff ' ' A wwjff' 1' f iff ff' X Lux . .Mm VHIII: WW! AWARU If f ggi X ,W X!! f jf X ff ff , ff' ,J if ! K ' K If I MQ 1' ' 1 fy X f 3 'X N Yo 31135637 ww ., .A , M-feiwi , J,-Q 2 . 4, Ar , ir , - ae .511-' ,fe paw :mg aw. --.y,52.. ,, ',5l:,-.M U, -QQ N . .,-:, , M E' W A A ., X. MV .u V 1 ' ,ir:.: i X we , X, x E Q x Q 5 E335 gl 'iffy M 4 4 , wg 9 gi k 4 ' X is M X A . 9 2 4,5 X Q va 23? if fy X R , Y X Q 2: 53 Q fx , 3 U s X :ag . - ' V L1 ,rw vimw -' W . f 3 - 2+ Q W Y t R cke: Tester Y'rasef,'Nsfnef, emit, Law son. Steageu, Surname , Commun. Nmndmqn, Ewen , u , , Hinkley. Amis. Smith. P-dams. V' . ,.,.. 7 q. Y'q' 7g ' -,, '- G Volleyball The Comettes finished the season with top honors Q winning first place trophy, the first to be won by Irrigon girls. We appreciate Mrs. Adams' co-operative spirit and efforts in making our season a success. 'Echo . . won Heppner . . lost Heppner . . won Echo ..... won 4'Stanfield . won 'Hermiston . . won 'Echo . . . won 'VI-lermiston . . lost 'Umatilla . won 'League Games Track Five boys turned out for the Irrigon track team. Mernbers were entered in the track meets at Mac Hi Carnival of Speed, Heppner, and Helix. Larry Filley won first place in. the 440 in all the meets plus placing in the 100 and 220. He also entered in the district meet at LaGrande where he qualified for the state meet by placing second in the 100, and third in the 440. He plac- ed third in the 100 at the state meet. LeRoy Connors also, placed in the 100 and ZZO at Helix and Heppner. Members of the track team: Larry Filley, LeRoy Connors, Fred Acock, Ray Shade, and Bob Adams. Tennis Irrigon had a very successful tennis team this year, winning all their matches. The matches were-as follows: Umatilla Umatilla Hermiston Stanfield Don Poulson fboys' singles, won won won won Jim Keith fboys' singlesj won won lost won Ronald Berger Don Acock Qboys' doubles, won won lost Marlene Markham lgirls' singles! won won won won Geraldine Hinkley Beth Warner igirls' doublesj won won won won Kate Umiker fgirls' singles, won won Lenora Burnette Kate Umiker Qgirls' doublesj won Lenora Burnette Jim Keith fmixed doublesj won The tennis team participated in the state tournament at Portland May l6th and 17th. Due to the high competition they were eleminated the second day. 2.6 70 iff? V X X 5 ' v , f g I , i 'A Iii Q f Q Wix ' V. f -b X il?-iiizii lfi Q .,.,. - - .- 1. :L f PQ: . if Q Football Squad Mr. Emerson, Coach, Dan Case, Larry Filley, Bob Adams, Irvin R Shade Jim Kenny Manager, Don Acock Polly, LeRoy Connors, ay , , , Mickey Phaneuf, Bob Critchlow, Don Poulson. Helen Steagell Barbara Petit Football Scrimmage LeRoy Connors, Ray Shade, Don Tester, Dan Case, Fred Acock, Mickey Phaneuf, Don Acock, Ronald Berger. Football Scrimm age Bob Adams, Irvin Polly, James Keith, Don Poulson, Larry Filley, Bob Critchlow. Geraldine Hinkley .., M.. Erma .www A .... 4 WM A cv. l 1' 3 , , ,mi Z9 , ,ix IW Nliritir IRV BOB KEITH POULSON CASEY CRITCH S POULSON BUTCH 30 il r -xx .xx CRITCH SHADE FILLEY Football The Irrigon Comets ended a successful season in football with a seven won and two lost record. Placing first in Morrow County and third in the Wheat League Confernece. The players were as follows: Game Scores Halfback Poulson Mitchell 6 Ir rigon 5? F. Acock Umipine Z0 Irrigon Z9 D. Acock Ukiah 24 Irrigon 78 Berger Pilot Rock 43 Irrigon 14 Quarterback Keith Athena 12 Irrigon Z8 . Shade Weston 34 Irrigon 14 Ends Filley Lexington 6 Irrigon 39 Adams lone 13 Irrigon Z8 Case Boardman IZ Irrigon 48 Te ste r Total 174 Total 55 Center Connors Polly Phaneuf Basketball The Comets went through the 49-50 basketball season winning a fair percentage of their games. Even though we did not have a winning team, we were supported loyally by the townspeople and the rest of the school for the entire season. Varsity Scoring Game Scores Poulson 117 Weston ZZ Irrigon Z0 Adams 108 Athena 35 Irrigon 16 Critchlow 105 St. Joe 39 Irrigon 37 Filley 62 Athena 53 Irrigon Z6 Shade 39 Umatilla 32 Irrigon 25 Keith Z6 St. .Toe Z3 Irrigon 26 Heppner 44 Irrigon 25 Ione 30 Ir rigon Z7 Boardman Z8 Ir rigon 34 Lexington 17 Irrigon 35 Umatilla 39 Irrigon Z1 lone 30 Irrigon 27 Heppner 40 Irrigon 32 Boardman 30 Irrigon 26 Lexington 33 Irrigon Z9 Pendleton Junior High 26 Irrigon Z7 Weston 35 Irrigon 16 31 Berger, Russell, Conners, Polly, Acock, Acock, Kenny Emerson Emerson, Acock, Polly, Filley, Adams, Crltchlow, Paulson, Connors 1 rger, Kenney, Russell, Shade, Keith, Acock, Phaneuf. 32 M 2 . K sr X V? 4, x if 9 Ll: 4 x m SHADE, CASEY, FILLEY, ADAMS, CRITCH, KEITH, POULSON. -33 sis E Y 5 r ni R SJ l, xx'x.x 6, X X xXx I A' ll XX .5 li' Q Q ix I A., , i 9 YN iv X f seg? X X X Y 1 5,4 K, A , . , 9 X , s ex ,. if N N X K ,i N-na 1, fi 'V ,ff Xxx g XF N pf' if ff , , M ' ,t iffy' ff YQEJJLSQ. 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GD an BACK ROW: Senn, Hayes, Edwards, Taylor, Wilson, Thompson, Hayes, Filley, Negfy, CENTER ROW: Hill, Wilson, Tester, Keith, Acock, Cosner, Nlatheney, Hinkley, FRONT ROW: Henderson, Hill, Berger, Warner. 42 BACK ROW: Merrill, Allen, Edwards, Kelley, Ross, Creamer, Douglas, Smith, LDIIIEIC THIRD ROW: Adams, Hinkley, Boylan, Polly, Smith, Smith, Boylan, greater. SECOND ROW: Kaiser, Burnette, Matheney, Kenney, Cuningham, Edwards, Holden. FRONT ROW: Graybeal, Gurley, Thompson, Shade. BACK ROW: Allen, Smith, Ballard, Russell, Mann, Ross, Utley, Edwards, Holt, Taylor. SECOND ROW: Henderson, Cuninghnm, Frazer, Stephens, Coleman, Connors, Hill. 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