Jefferson High School - Lions Roar Yearbook (Jefferson, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1936 volume:

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Ml Zluaueh hg the .Hunt Gllanu nf Ninetvrn igunhrvh Glhirtg-six Qlrifernnnigighivrhnnl linttlanh, Obrvgnn Anil lgvrr ll mul nhghrn ther: Anh gnh nf lgenrnr nrnhv ther gran Sum gnnh in lvrnm in thin plan. Evhiratinu S THE TIMIQ lor graduation draws near, we, the members of the class of Iune '56, are lilled with anticipation at the prospect of entering a new period of our lives which holds possibilities of fame and fortune for each of us. However, anticipation is not the only emotion which we feel at this time. Our hearts are tinged with a certain sadness at the thought of leaving our school. our friends, and our heloved principal, Mr. Hopkin Jenkins. who has been not only a friend and an advisor hut also an inspiration who has shown us the way to achieve' ments greater than we could have hoped to attain without his leadership. Now we arc about to depart from the halls of IefTerson and we Wish to leave something to our principal to show in a small part our appreciation for the advice and leadership he has given us. Because of his vital interest in not only the class as a whole hut also each student. we dedicate this SPi1c:'i'kl'N, which is a compilation of the records of the Iune '56 class, to Mr. Hopkin Ienkins, our principal. Ellatrultg Ahniznrz . . . . Today well lived Makes every yesterday a dream of hap- piness And every tomorrow a vision of hope. -From the Sanskrit. Y wish for each of you is that you learn to live hap- pily and courageously today. We live in a social world and so the ability to live pleasantly with others needs fostering. Courtesy is the foundation stone upon which successful living rests. Thoughtfulness of others is a re- quisite of a charming personality. May we each strive to make liv- ing a fine art by living well today. DOROTHY FLEGEL URING your years spent in our school you have heard much about Iefferson spirit, and you have seen it everywhere man- ifested. You, yourselves, have become part of it, and have made a last- ing contribution to it. You not only lived up to traditions, you helped to make them. Every teacher has been vitally interested in you as you have been progressing toward the com- mencement of larger and more permanent activities. There can be no better wish attend you, nor one more sincere than this: may you always be the embodiment of the essentials of the spirit of Ief- ferson - fairness, perseverance, loyalty. MR. BOSSERMAN Flat him was lznzr haue at his hzhhza huh Ummtg hnknn, :lah in hlak nr rush, fbi Arintntlz anh his philnnnphgr. Efhan when rirhr, nr fithzle, nr gag zautrgr. Hut al hr that he man a philnnnphrr. lint hahhz he hut litrl gnlh in rnfrr: But al that he might: nf his frtznhzz hentn, Gu lmkrn anh un Innings he in npmte. Ahh glahlg mnlhe he In-ne, aah glahlg tnhr. Svvninm f.. e f . . E 54 X., ,,, , ,, V Q, . ,.., mx .QM 951-Q li if-L , Qs., bi YHI I 1 ,-f .ai , 1 -1 NN l i 1 1 mxxh Had.. s. J 4 GEORGE Presizfenl Portland, Oregon Holy Redeemer College Prep. University of Oregon IEANNETTE CLARE HAFNER Vice President Portland, Oregon Highland College Prep. University of Oregon KENNETH PUTTKAMER Treasurer Portland, Oregon Highland College Prep. Reed College IEAN MORSE Scwrffury Portland, Oregon Highland College Prep. Oregon State College IESSE WAYNE KING Serg cunt-At-firm.: Loefield, Canada Kenton General Undecided Smrirum Staff Second Row GLYNN M. IENOVICH Ediior-in-Chief Olympia, Washington Central, Boise, Idaho College Prep. Portland University PEGGY CHAPMAN Associale Editor Portland, Oregon Holy Redeemer College Prep. University of Washington HENRY C. DESLER, IR. Businex: Manager joseph, Oregon Woodlawn General Commercial Sandbcrg's Systems of Accounting IESSICA MARY FARRELL Assixiunl Cirmlation Mamzgrr Portland, Oregon Blessed Sacrament General Commercial None HAROLD IOSEPH GREBLO Cirrnlution Ilflrlmzger Portland. Oregon St. Andrew's College Prep. Undecided fill MWC A-M Firxl Row LUCI LLE V. ALBRECI IT Portland, Oregon Trinity Lutheran General Commercial Northwestern Business College MAXINE AMOS Spokane, Washington Ocl-:ley Green General Commercial Undecided DON ALLEN Portland, Oregon Woodlawn College Prep. Oregon State College ESTHER ANN ANDERSON Portland, Oregon Beach General Commercial Northwestern Business College LINNEA ANDERSON Paloma, Oregon Alameda General Commercial None Second Row GILBERT C. ANDERSON Sioux City, Iowa Boise College Prep. Undecided ESTI-IER ERNA ANNAS Turner, Oregon Woodlawn General None IRENE ASCHENBRENNER Portland. Oregon Irvington College Prep. University of Oregon GEORGE ICI-IIRO AZUMANO Portland, Oregon Eliot College Prep. Undecided DALLAS-IEAN AVERY Portland. Oregon Highland College Prep. Northwestern Business College Third Raw LUCILLE IRENE AXTMAN Great Falls, Montana Immaculate Heart Commercial None WILLIAM L. BAUGI-IMAN Portland, Oregon Beach College Prep. Oregon State College MARIE LORENE AXELSON Portland, Oregon Sabin Commercial Northwestern Business College ELOUISE MARGARET BALLARD Portland, Oregon Ockley Green General Commercial Northwestern Business College LAWRENCE E. BIZEAU Everett, Washington Blessed Sacrament General Commercial Portland University K 1:1-l'.i'I Row CLARICIQ MAF, BIZXCII Dalles. Oregon Highland General Northwestern Business College HUBERT BOSSIQRMAN Portland, Oregon Highland College Prep. Linfield College DONNA MARIF BECKMAN Portland, Oregon Wadena, Minnesota College Prep. Oregon State College HAROLD F. HOSTROM Portland, Oregon Highland General Commercial Undecided MYRTI.li M. BFLI. Corvallis, Oregon I V .IVV Sreofzzl R w IIIXROLD Ii. BRJXNDIiNBURG Aspinwall. Iowa Woodlawn General Commercial None HELEN DOROTHY BIQNNFTT Portland. Oregon NVoodlaWn College Prep. Northwestern Business College M.XRG:XRIiT IQTTA BIiNNli'I'T Portland, Oregon Kenton College Prep. Undecided PATRICIA I.'XNli BENTLEY Pasadena. California Dundee. Oregon College Prep. Unix ersity of Oregon CARI. R. BROPIIY, IR. I.ytton, B. C, Canada Kenton llolx' Cross Classical College Prep. Behnlie-Walker Business College Undecided Third Row UUNHILD BlRKliI..'XNI7 Portland, Oregon Highland College Prep. Undecided VVII,I.IAM M. BRAY Portland, Oregon Oekley Green Classical Reed College VICIDA BIQVIZRLY BEYIYR Portland, Oregon Woodlawn General Commercial University of Washington Gl2R.'Xl.l7 H. BROWN, IR. Portland, Oregon Beach College Prep. Willamette University MINNII-1M,BlDGOOlb Toronto. Canada I Iighland College Prep. Oregon State College 1 ggfgf X JJ Vows-- .J .,!w,, First Row DAVID CONRAD BUCHER Minot, North Dakota Hillsboro Ir. High General Commercial Undecided PSYCHE GERTRUDE HIELTVIAN Marshfield, Oregon Woodlawn College Prep. Oregon Normal HELEN IUNE BIORKMAN Portland, Oregon Vernon General Oregon State College CARL O. CARLSON Portland, Oregon Highland College Prep. Undecided DOROTHY IEAN BLACK Tacoma, Washington Ockley Green College Prep. University of Oregon Sefond Row KATHRYN E. BOARDMAN Seattle, Washington Ockley Green College Prep. University of Washington PHYLLIS ANN BOLTER Roseburg, Oregon Rose Hight, Roseburg, Oregon College Prep. University of Oregon C. ELMER CARLSON Portland, Oregon Woodlawn General Commercial Norwestern School of Commerce WINNIFRED BOVVEN Portland, Oregon Woodlawn College Prep. University of Oregon BERTHA A. BRIDGEWATER Towndsend, Montana Woodlawn General Commercial Undecided Third Row DELIGHT BROCKMEIER Edgewood, Iowa Waterloo, Iowa College Prep. Undecided RODNEY EUGENE CARLSON Portland, Oregon Beach General Oregon State College ETHEL MARIETTE BROWNELL Portland, Oregon Kenton General Commercial University of Oregon MAVIS ADELE BULLIS Republic, Washington Orient, Washington College Prep. Willamette University IOSEPH H. CASEY Portland, Oregon Highland College Prep. Undecided ff l 1'r,cr Run' Semml Row Third Row DOROTHYIiLI.liNllUNNING oR.xs VERNONCIIFNOWICTII oHoRom 1'i1M.c1,,x1RMoRif Portland. Oregon St. Andrew's College Prep. None IYARLNA Il. ISURLFY Portland, Oregon Kenton General Northwestern Business College CIIIQSTI-QR WARREN CIIASIQ, IR. G Portland, Oregon I'Iigl'1land College Prep. Albany College IIACKLYN Llili PIYRNIZ Portland, Oregon Eliot College Prep. Oregon State College FII.IiIiN VIVIAN CAI.I5WliI.I. Centralia, Washington Woodlawn General Commercial Business College West Union, Illinois Kenton College Prep. Albany Extension College IIIQRNICE l.II,I.IAN CARLSON Fraser Mills, Il. C. Highland College Prep. University of Oregon lfNliVll'iVIf lT.STIil,I.li CARVIQLI Portland, Oregon Kennedy General Commercial Northwestern Business College IUNIQ MARIE CAVANAUGI-I Portland. Oregon Boise General Commercial St. Vincents School of Nursing ARTHUR I RANKl.IN CI IURCH Portland, Oregon Ilighlalul College Prep. Undecided Battle Creek, Michigan Ocldey Green General Commercial Undecided PAUI, I.. CROOKS, IR. Portland, Oregon Holy Redeemer General Oregon State College IJOROTI IY GRACE CORSON Duluth, Minnesota Oelaley Green General Commercial None MELVIN 'lil-IOIVIAS CLARK Portland, Oregon Iloly Redeemer College Prep. Miania University PLORIQNCIC DIZ ISIQRNARDIS Portland, Oregon Kennedy General None J .3 Ifizzfl Raza llli'I'IiR IOSICIIII CULLINAN Portland, Oregon St. Andrew's College Prep. University of Oregon MJXRIORIH lf. IJLNTON Portland. Oregon Peninsula College Prep. Oregon State College BliT'I'Y l'AUl.INli I3OLl..'XRIIIlDli Portland. Oregon Highland General Commercial Dental College ROIIIQRT If. Dsl LTON Boise, Idaho VVoodlawn General Commercial University of New Mexico SOPHIIQ ECONOMUS Portland. Oregon Vernon College Prep. University of Oregon Second Row EVA HIKREM Molde. Norway Woodlawn Classical None FRANK If. DAU Spokane. Washington Ocltley Green General Commercial Undecided MARY K. FINN Kennett. California 1 Third Row LOUISE VIRGINIA FLFMING Chicago, Illinois Iloliday General Undecided RUTH ELIZABETH FOX Oelwein, Iowa Oelwein Ir. High College Prep. None ROBERT WANIMICK Ii.-XYVSON Portland, Oregon Woodlawn Trinity Lutheran General Commercial General None dv' Oregon State College KATHFRI H . Rlf E CH HTHEL IRENE FREIER I in Burton, Oregon mi' Kenton rral F ral College Prep. regon St College Monmouth IAMIQS If. DOWNIQR Pendleton. Oregon Marshfield Ir. High General Undecided FI.IZ.XHIi'I'H OLIVIA FULLER Portland, Oregon Highland General Oregon State College Ifilxrf Row HliI.liN G.XRl5liR Portlancl. Oregon Vernon College Prep. Untleeitletl lOl IN A. IZMERT Bern, Kansas Gilbert College Prep University of Oregon lfR:XNCl'iS GEORGE Portlantl, Oregon Philomath, Paloma, Oregon General Commercial Northwestern Business College None LLOYD BAKER FERREY Iloulton, Oregon Oekley Green General University of Oregon LILLIAN GRAY Portlantl, Oregon Beach College Prep. Business College SFIYNIII Ron' LLOYD lfINNlil.l, Denver, Colorado Central Ir. High, Albany, Oregon General University of Oregon RUTH LOUISE GORDON Portlantl. Oregon Vernon General Connnereial None IANE GOTTSCHALK Portlansl. Oregon I lighlantl College Prep. l. HIQTTY l LXNN.-KN Ilelena. Montana Shelby Ir. High. Shelhy. Montana College Prep. XVillamette University RONALD N. FITZGERALD Moccasin, Montana Ilighlantl General Commercial None 'l'h, l'1I' Nou' ANNA MAE HALVIQRSON Wheatville, Minnesota Multnomah College Prep. University of Oregon LOUIS GUISO Portlantl, Oregon li. A. Grout General Oregon State College GLM DYS lliANliTTl-Q HANSPN Portlaml, Oregon Vernon General Commercial None HARRY I-ll.'Xl.M.lKR GRANSTRO Yaeolt, Washington Ocliley Green General Commercial Atlcox Mllkllil. IVA IIARTMAN Portlantl, Oregon Highland Commercial Northwestern Business College M Fifi! Row ELMER L. HAMM Calumet, Michigan Parl-arose General None DORIS MAE I-IALD Oregon City, Oregon Boise General Commercial Northwestern Business College MARGUIQRITE I-lATFlIil.I'3 Portland, Oregon Kennedy General Commercial None FRANCES LILLIAN HAWKS Portland, Oregon Sabin Commercial Marinello Beauty College MARIORIPI IANE Hlilf'I.IN Duluth, Minnesota Oekley Green College Prep. Northwestern Business College Second Row FRANCES L. HERDER Portland, Oregon Boise General Prep. None GWENDOLINE L. I-IOFFMANN Portland, Oregon Dalles Ir. High General None ELMER IACK HANNULA Red Lodge, Montana Iunior High, Butte, Montana General None MILDRED CLAUDINE HOLLIER Portland, Oregon Ockley Green College Prep Behnlie-Walker Business College RUSSELL OVVRN HANSON Portland, Oregon Oakley Green College Prep. University of Oregon Third Row CHRISTA MARIE HOPPE Bromberg, Germany Eliot College Prep. Undecided NORMAN MALCOLM HARRIS San Francisco, California Highland College Prep, Reed College MAXINE VIVIENNE HOWE Portland, Oregon Rose City Park College Prep. Oregon State College MARVIN S. HARRIS La Grande, Oregon Ockley Green College Prep. R. C. A. Institute I-IARRIET HUIJDLESTON Portland, Oregon Dexter General Commercial Northwestern Business College Firxt Row GEORGE Y. HARRY, III Portlanml. Oregon Wootlstoeli College Prep. Oregon State College 1'lIil.l-IN MARGIQRY HUDSON Victoria, B. C., Canatla Peninsula College Prep. Unclecicletl IRENE HUEBSCHVVERLEN Big Santly. Montana Whitaker College Prep Monmouth ANNA MARGARET INI JSETH Norway Beach College Prep. Untleeitlecl GEORGE HARVEY The Dalles, Oregon Oekley Green General Untlecicletl Second Row RUTH .iXRl.liNli INGRAHAM Amity. Oregon Highlantl General Commercial Linfieltl College IOP HliRRl.l2 Portlantl. Oregon Macleline College Prep Oregon State College DONNA El.OlNlf. IICNNISON Pocatello. ltlaho Peninsula School General Beauty College IHLXRLE HATCH Portlancl. Oregon liezlch College Prep. Oregon State College l5ESSlE R. IOHNSON Newlwerg. Oregon Highlantl College Prep. Untleeitletl Third Row GORDON HEINECK Portlancl. Oregon l.1lLll't'lYiCVV College Prep. None lJlQSl7lfMONA lOl lNS'l'ON Portlantl, Oregon Eliot College Prep. Unclecimletl V llOR'l'l'iNSE A. KJXRP Portlantl. Oregon Couch College Prep. Cornish VIRGINIA lRliNli Klilil' Portlancl. Oregon NVootllawn College Prep. Oregon State College IKGK Hl'iGl,lE Portland. Oregon Kenton College Prep. Oregon State College I z'r.-'r Row LUCILLE Kl'iLl.Ml'iR Cleveland. Ohio Kenneily College Prep. Untleeicleil LEONARD G. HICKS Lebanon. Oregon Merlfortl lr. High General University of Oregon MARY E. KELLY Atlantic City, New Iersey Lincoln, Ashlancl. Oregon College Prep. Unilecitletl ROBERT FRANK HINKLEY Sioux City. Iowa Oakley Green College Prep. Untleeirle'l LINNIE V. KEPHART Gervais. Oregon VVoorllawn College Prep. Oregon Institute of Technology Second Row Third Row GRACE MARGUERITE KEZAR DON SYDNEY HOLEMAN Waterloo. Iowa Oclsley Green College Prep. Unrleeicletl VIVIAN ELAINE KINNEY River Falls, Wisconsin Glenhaven, River Falls, Wis. General Northwestern Business College ROISYN HIRONS Stayton. Oregon Kenton College Prep. California Tech GLADYS MARIE KLATTEN Portlantl. Oregon Beach Commercial Northwestern Business College HELEN KNIPPEL Kelowna, Canatla B. C. Hollaclay General None Kansas City, Mo. Kenton College Prep. University of Washington ZELDA MAXINE KRIENS Aberdeen. Washington Miller Ir. High, Ahercleen General Commercial None LILLIAN KATHERINE KRISCH Philadelphia. Penn. Rock Creek General Behnke-VValker Business College HELEN RICHARDINE LAHEY Portlanil. Oregon Oekley Green College Prep. Reecl College FRANK KENNETH HUYLER Grants Pass, Oregon Angels Camp. California College Prep. Oregon State College Fl-I'et'f Row ROLLANIJ INGRAI-IAM Amity, Oregon Highland General ne E Y 1 4 RSEN Portl d. Oregon Highland General Commercial Northwestern School of Commerce EDWARD IANHUNEN Portland, Oregon Kenton General Portland University LUCILLE LARSON Portland, Oregon Kenton College Prep. Pacific School of Beauty Culture Second Row HELEN MARIE LEITCH Portland, Oregon Eliot General None RAYMOND A. IEFFCOTT Portland. Oregon Ockley Green College Prep. Undecided MARGERY LOUISE LELAND Portland, Oregon Ocltley Green General Commercial Undecided FREDERICK DONALD IENSEN Huber, Oregon Ockley Green College Prep. Oregon State College ELLEN ELIZABETH LAUGHLIN IEAN PHYLLIS LE NEVE Portland, Oregon Holy Cross College Prep. Undecided Mansfield. Washington Woodlawn College Prep. University of Washington Third Row EDITH LEONG Portland. Oregon Boise College Prep. Undecided MILDRED IRMA LESTER Pendleton, Oregon Kenton General None MAX H. IOIINSON Vancouver, Washington Boise General Undecided AGNES LINIJ Eureka. Utah Boise General Commercial Undecided ELMER KENNETH IOI-INSON Minneapolis, Minnesota Woodlawn College Prep. Undecided First Row LORRAINE LOMMASSON Portland, Oregon Kenton College Prep. None IEANE HARRIETT LOUGHEED Portland, Oregon Kenton College Prep. Oregon State College PETER P. KAISER Great Falls, Montana St. Andrew's Classical Undecided MARGARET LOVELL Salem, Oregon Ockley Green College Prep. Oregon State College GEORGE KIKES Portland. Oregon Woodlawn College Prep. Miami University W, Second Row Third Row LUTHER PAUL KOEHLER VURL VIRGINIA MALLORY Salem, Oregon Vancouver, Washington Vernon College Prep. Portland University Ockley Green General Commercial Willamette University ROBERTA H. LUZADER MARGARET K. MANDERSON Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Couch Beach General Commercial General Commercial Cornish'School A Undecided I P4104 r-fini. V We 0-duff CATHERINE IOSEPHINE ISYON GORDON FREDERICK KUMLIN Portland, Oregon Woodlawn College Prep. Willamette University Portland. Oregon Beach College Prep. University of Oregon WALTER WILLIAM LANDON MAXINE LUCILLE MANKE Portland, Oregon Boise College Prep. None M. LOUISE MAHAN Lewistown. Montana Victor, Victor, Montana General Commercial None Hughton, Saskatchewan, Canada Kennedy College Prep. Undecided LUCILLE FRANCES MATTESON Portland. Oregon Hillsboro Iunior High College Prep. Oregon State College 1 A X C! First Row WILBUR WILSON LANSKEY Fort Keiogh. Montana Woodlawn Classical Portland University IEANNE BEVERLY MCBRIDE Everett. Washington Highland General None SHIRLII2 IANE McCARTER Portland. Oregon Ockley Green Commercial None MARVIN LEINONEN Leadville. Colorado Boise College Prep. Oregon State College MARY PATRICIA MCCARTHY Portland. Oregon 1 Holy Rosary College Prep. University of Oregon Second Row MARION MEI-IL Loveland, Colorado Boise College Prep. Undecided GEORGE FRANCIS LEVICK Portland, Oregon Gregory Heights College Prep. Boeing Aeronautical School ESTHER METZLER Sheboygan, Wisconsin Boise General Commercial Comptometer Business College BETTE IANET MONTGOMERY Portland. Oregon Ockley Green General Commercial Oregon State College LLOYD LISTER Portland. Oregon Kenton General Commercial Oregon State College Third Row ROY MAEDA Portland, Oregon Boise College Prep. Undecided ANITA NILSEN Seattle, Washington Boise General Commercial Undecided ROSE HAZEI. NORGARIJ St. Helens, Oregon Columbia General Commercial Undecided IAMES MAC DONALD Tacoma. Washington Portsmouth College Prep. None IUNE MARGURETTE NYHUS Hatton, North Dakota Boise Classical Oregon State College Y 1 1 i1'.r1 Row Srmizd Ron' Third Row C.'X'lAl'lFRliXllf O'l.l'i:NRY BARBARA IRMA OPPICRMAN EDGAR L. MeAl,l.lSTliR, IR. Portland, Oregon Spokane. VVashington Pendleton, Oregon St, Andrews i Kennedy Beach Commercial General Commercial Commercial None Northwestern School of Commerce None IZLIZANOR IILXN OLIVER HOMICR FRED MATZ DOROTHY V. PEDERSON I'urtleford, Saskatchewan. Canada Medford. Oregon Williston, North Dakota Kenton Kennedy Plentywood, Montana College Prep. College Prep. General Northwestern Business College Oregon State College Northwestern School of Commerce KARL ll. MANN Portland. Oregon lfliol College Prep. Oregon State College PICGGY MMC ONSLOW Bozeman. Montana Vilootllawll College Prep. None XVINIPRICD IOY OPPICI. Portland, Oregon Kennedv College Prep. Wheaton BARBARA DOLORES OTTPRSON DOROTHY IRENF PERKINS Portland, Oregon Portland. Oregon Portsmouth Highland College Prep. College Prep. W'ilIamette University Northwestern School of Commerce WIXYNIC VVll,l.l.'XM MKRKKANILN Duluth, Minnesota Licton, Lieton, NVashington College Prep. Carnegie Tech ANGELINIQ P.XGONlS San Francisco. California Holladay General Undecided Qflw FRANCES MARIE PICRRINE Portland, Oregon Highland General Prep. None EUGIQNH MAY Roseburg. Oregon Highland College Prep. Oregon State College I T' l71'11fI Row Srvoml' Row ' ThiI'llRl1Mf I IQONXRIJ MURRAY MQMANUS DORIS LOUISE QUINN LOUIS IEIJMUNID NICLSON Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Dassel, Minnesota Iloly Retleemer Oakley Green Beach College Prep. General College Prep. Oregon State College lfl.OISI'i M.XRY PIQRSSINGER Portlanrl. Oregon Iilemerl Sacrament College Prep. None lOIi MIQCKHS Vancouver. VVashington Sr. Antlrews College Prep. None l7l.XNl'i V. POOLE .hI'II1l3l'lI5I. Pennsylvania Iloise College Prep. Xorthwextern Business College I.OIS ROSII. PRIBNOW Portlanzl. Oregon Trinity Lutheran General Commercial None Oregon State College None ROBERT MARVIN MITCHELL FLORIQNCIE CAS'I'I.Ii RIQIJMONIJ Tillicum, VVashington I-lighlancl College Prep. Miami University LOIS RANDLE Nulato, Alaska Atascatlero. California General Nonc ICLLIQN IIORIQS RIQIFIQR Rosthern. Saxkatehewan Highlancl General Stanforcl IOHN Ii. MORRISON Mclieesport, Pennsylvania Vernon College Prep. Unzleeitletl Spokane. Washington Oelxley Green College Prep. St. Helens Hall VIOLIET Rlili Killsleer. North Dakota Kennedy General Prep. Northwestern Business College GEORGE I5.I3XV.'XRI3 NURMI Portlancl, Oregon Rirlgelieltl. Washington College Prep. University of Oregon VIOI.. X LAVINA RIf,ICI II.Ii Iistacarla. Oregon Boise General Commercial Pacific Iiusinezsx College First Row MARIORIE REMLINGER Portland, Oregon Kennedy General Business College IOHN I . O'llRlEN Portland. Oregon Second Row EDVINA ELIZABETH RICHARD Windsor, Colorado Highland General Commercial Undecided ANN M. ROBERTS Portland, Oregon Ketsilano lr. High, Vancouver, B. C. Grout College Prep. General Undecided Northwestern Business College R. GYPSY RENNE Portland, Oregon VVoodlawn College Prep. Northwestern Business Col lege DOROTHY MARIE RICE Portland. Oregon Boise Classical None WILBERT C. OSBORN Dallas. Oregon Reid, Bend, Oregon General Chico State College IVIELVIN L. PAZINA Portland, Oregon Boise College Prep. Albany Extension College DOROTHY LUCILLE ROBERTS Eugene. Oregon Beach General Commercial Northwestern School of Commerce IDA OLGA ROMSOS Regent, North Dakota Boise General Behnke-Walker nfl at I I U Third Row DORIS C. ROSE St. Cloud, Minnesota Hubbard, Oregon General Commercial Northwestern Business College RICHARD EUGENE PERKINS Portland, Oregon Highland College Prep. Reed College RUTH CAROL ROSINE Portland, Oregon Oekley Green College Prep. Oregon State College XVILLIAM R. PENDERGRASS Salem, Oregon Woodlawn College Prep. Oregon State College DORIS LOUISE RUDESILL Iloquiam, Washington Ocliley Green General Commercial Oregon State College 1 ' , 1 First Row VERNON IOSEPH POINTER Palmer, Idaho Ockley Green College Prep. Oregon State College MARGARET LOUISE RUIKKA Gockle, North Dakota Woodlawn Commercial Oregon State DOROTHY MAE SARGENT Mabridge, South Dakota East Ely, Nevada General Undecided GORDON A. POWELL Portland, Oregon Vernon College Prep. Undecided ESTHER SCHLITT Portland, Oregon Sabin General Commercial Pacific Second Row FRIEDA SCHIMPF Leader, Canada Highland General Commercial Northwestern Buisness College HOMER DOUGLAS RAMBO Ontario, Oregon Ockley Green General None BEVERLY IANE SCHRIBER Vancouver, Washington Woodlawn General None IRIA SEPPANEN Butte, Montana Boise College Prep. Oregon State College WILLIAM ALBERT REED, IR. Astoria, Oregon Vernon General Oregon State College Tlzirzl Row E. GLADSTONE ROBERTSON Portland, Oregon Ockley Green College Prep. None HENRIETTA SHAW Houston, Texas Vernon College Prep. Oregon State College MARGARET RUBY SHIMMENS Edmonton, Canada Woodlawn General Undecided ROBERT EVANS ROBINSON Anacortes, Washington Ockley Green General Commercial Univeraity of Oregon DOROTHEA SPENGLER Portland, Oregon Ockley Green College Prep. Undecided Firrl Row Wll.MA STACEY Portland, Oregon Ockley Green Classical University of Oregon MARCl'il,l.A S'liANSl'rERRY Portland, Oregon Woodlawn General Commercial Business College DAVID HALE ROGERS Portland. Oregon Highland College Prep. Oregon State College GERALDINE STEPHAN Portland, Oregon Barberton, Washington College Prep. Undecided DALE V. ROMIG Pueblo, Colorado Kenton College Prep. Oregon State College Second Row ELDON IOHN ROGERS Edmonton, Canada Eliot College Prep. California Tech LUCILE STEUBING Seaside, Oregon Boise College Prep. Northwestern School of Commerce Third Row MARIORIE ORA STOUT Portland, Oregon Highland College Prep. Oregon State College RUTH STRELLMAN Airlie, Oregon Vernon General Commercial Behnke-Walker MARGARET M. STEWART GEORGE IOSEPI-1 ROSENFELD Portland, Oregon Trinity Lutheran Commercial Western Baptist Theolog. Seminary CHARLES BERT RUSSELL Portland, Oregon Ockley Green College Prep. Stanford University BETTY IANE STOTT Portland, Oregon Ockley Green College Prep. Northwestern Butte, Montana Sabin College Prep. Willamette University BETTYLOU SWART Portland, Oregon Highland College Prep. University of Oregon IAMES E. SANDBERG Drinkwater, Canada Kenton General Oregon State College 1 First Row ROLLO STOWASER Salem, Oregon Ockley Green College Prep. University of Oregon MELBA A. TRAVER Aspen, Colorado Boise College Prep. Marinello Beauty College CHARLES R. THOMAS Portland, Oregon Highland College Prep. Undecided LORRAINE VAN ALST Portland. Oregon Vestal College Prep. Oregon State College Second Row DOROTHY VAN ARSDALE Portland, Oregon Boise College Prep. None MARSI-lJXl,l, C. SLEETH Los Angeles. Cal. Beach General None MINNIE MARY WAGNER Linnton, Oregon Failing College Prep. None WALLACE STEVENSON Klamath Falls, Oregon Beach College Prep. Washington State College WOODROW THOMPSON VIRGINIA EMILY WAGNER Portland, Oregon Ockley Green General Commercial None Portland. Oregon Sabin General Commercial Northwestern College of Law Third Row EDNA WALKER Portland, Oregon Sabin General Commercial Business College TED SLANKFR Portland, Oregon Kennedy College Prep. Undecided MAXINE WEEKS Alberta, Canada Oekley Green College Prep. Business College HAROLD EDWIN SPOELSTRA Portland, Oregon Eliot College Prep Undecided BLANCHE WARNDAI IL Portland, Oregon Abernethy College Prep. Northwestern Law l z'm'I Raw IiE'I'TYLOU SVVA RTOUT McMinnville, Oregon Holladay College Prep. University of Oregon MAXINE TALBOT Spokane. Washington Alameda General Undecided PIETRO V. SC.-XRPELLI Portland, Oregon Kenton College Prep. University of Notre Dame DOROTHY TATE Portland, Oregon Ockley Green General Commercial Oregon State College DALE SGHAUMBURG Portland, Oregon Ockley Green College Prep. Undecided Second Row FLORENCE C. TAYLOR Portland, Oregon Independence, Oregon General Undecided IAMES GEORGE SHADE Portland, Oregon Madeleine College Prep. Portland University FRANCES TAYLOR Portland, Oregon Fernwood General None EUGENE CARL SCHIEWE Portland. Oregon Oekley Green College Prep. Oregon State College Third Row CLARENCE P. SKOGMO Astoria, Oregon Oekley Green College Prep. None HELEN G. THOMAS Portland, Oregon Highland College Prep. Undecided HAROLD GALE SIMPSON Tacoma. Washington Redding. San Francisco, Cal. College Prep. None OLWYNNE THOMAS Dayton, Washington Central. Dayton. Washington General Commercial Undecided MARY EVALINE THATCHER THELMA DORIS TORRANCI' Portland. Oregon Holladay College Prep. University of Oregon Portland. Oregon Beach General Commercial Oregon State College Firxi Row FRANCES WATSON Graham County, Oregon Highland General Oregon State College LESTER LEAPOLD TI-HES Verona, North Dakota Cornelius Public School General Oregon State College NAOMI ELEANOR WELSH Portland, Oregon Vernon General Course None HILDEGARD MARIE WEISS Drake, North Dakota Ockley Green College Prep. La Verne College IOHN OSCAR VOGLAND Portland, Oregon Vernon General Oregon State College I rcond Row Third Row ARRY A. WALCOTT RUBY VICTORY WINTERBURN Portland, Oregon Portland, Oregon Highland Woodlawn College Prep. Oregon State College BERNICE V. WESTERLUND Portland, Oregon Highland Classical Whitman College IOHN E. WALKKY Butte, Montana Boise College Prep. Portland University SIGNE IOSEPHINE WESTRE Lewiston. Montana Kenton College Prep. Monmouth Normal AUDREY LOUISE WILLARD Marshheld, Oregon Seaside, Oregon General Washington State College College Prep. Oregon Normal WILBUR EARL WIEPRICHT Portland, Oregon Kenton College Prep. Undecided LILLIAN WITTNEBEL San Francisco, California Wilark, St. Helens, Oregon General Commercial Undecided SOPHIA ANN WHITE St. Helens, Oregon Blexsed Sacrament General Course None GALE G. WHEELER Portland, Oregon Oekley Green College Prep. University of Oregon FREDERICK KNIXPP WILSON Zllur Irv uma Eqiruruuu num Goldendale, Washington Kenton College Prep. Undecided II.-XZITI. MAY YOU Portland. Oregon Kennedy College Prep. Undecided MELVIN WILSON Louisaville, Virginia Woodlawn General Commercial Oregon Institute of Technology RUTH ZIMMERLI Boise. Idaho Oekley Green General Commercial Undecided ELIZABETI-I ZOOK Portland, Oregon Woodlawn College Prep. Willamette University RAYMOND C. WOLF Portland, Oregon Eliot College Prep. Undecided 'Uhvg rumen inn lain in hvvn nf that rummage IQIJVVARID COOPER BRUCE KIFHL Portland, Oregon Wichita, Kansas Vernon Rigler General College Prep. Undecided Oregon State College MILDREIJ M. THOMAS Tacoma, Washington CLARIQ ,NNI DRE Portland, Oregon Providence Academy Whitaker General General Commercial None Northwestern Business College IACK F. REYNOLDS Portland, Oregon Highland College Prep. Undecided HARRY DAILEY Portland, Oregon Woodlawn General None 2 mute, that lrrvlh upiuiunn that zlrgn hvlgt uma urrrailg frliritrr parftt H I l ll l ill' l I fllw . I ' 'u ' I lxll ll 'Y l 'I li il ll .' ' 1Hm1ihrnt'n Zllarvmrll EEMINGLY it has been such a short time since we, the Class of Iune '36, entered Iefferson and began four of the happiest and most interesting years of our livesw- years that have instilled in our hearts the love of our school and the loyalty that it so deserves. As our minds go back, we can picture ourselves as Freshmen, iust becoming ac- customed to the habits that we had to form in order to make our high school lives successful. Soon the habits, ideals, and standards of Iefferson High School were firmly rooted in our minds, and a true uleffersonian Spirit hovered over our every thought and action. Now, as we stop to reflect, we Hnd that many of us had time to participate in a varied list of extra-curricula activities which were available for us to follow, and our class has achieved distinction in many of these fields..For those who were so in- clined, athletics beckoned. Our award assembly showed us those who had aspired toward scholarship. In a like manner, those talented in dramatics had many oppor- tunities to further their aims along that line. Many hours of practice and intensive training were necessary before those who were musically inclined became the accom- plished musicians they now are. In a like manner we shall soon advance into a new world, and what we have learned at school, valuable as it is, is only a beginning. To some of us graduation means the end of school life, to others the beginning of another plane of education. The end of our school work now or later merely means the commencement of those experiences which will put to test those principles we have learned. The success that one makes in his career through life will be due to his own initiative. So, as we depart from this dear old school, let us still carry with us the principles that we want to cherish, and make them blossom into something still greater and finer. Let us strive in all our undertakings to live up to our motto: Not finished, just begun. And now in bidding good-by to our school, to that wonderful source of inspira- tion our beloved principal, Mr. Hopkin Ienkins, and to the faculty and the student body, we must say that we regret leaving, but that we promise that the ideals of manhood and Womanhood that have been instilled in our minds will remain there forever. Farewell! -Gaoizcia MACKIN. Singing: lir imma. nr flugtiugr. al Ihr Img. Br rnuhr uungw makr nah iurl mhitr ytlflh lilun2 'Z'-E 0112155 iK2rnrh in l ,.A:m,f5s I 2:51 I - - H- 'L Iiiiiilii iliiisllf, ,, ' I 'HE history of the Class of Iune 1936 began on November 6th with the election of George Mackin, president, and Ieannette Hafner, vice-president. On November 27th, lean Morse was elected secretary, Kenneth Puttkamer treasurer and Iesse King sergeant- at-arms. On Ianuary 14th another election was held for the purpose of selecting the officers for Tina SPECTRUM. Those elected were Glynn Ienovich, editor-in-chief, and Peggy Chapman, associate editor. Two successful student body dances were sponsored by the class on February 7th and March 20th. The next big event was the arrival of the Class Pins. Our pictures came next and every- one was rushed for a few weeks. Then, of course, another highlight in the history of the Class was the Class Play, Growing Pains, under the directorship of Miss Greathouse. It was successfully presented March I3 and 14. After this we selected our Class Colors, blue and white, and chose our Class Motto, Not Finished, Iust Begunf' The next big event will be our Senior Assembly, and Graduation will follow on Iune 5. Then our high school career will come to a close with the Senior Prom. IEAN Moksa, Secretary hu-an shall 12112 at 12112 afI2r at mem, 112 mutt r21i2rr2 an ug as 2u2r 112 rem, 2u2rir1i at wuth, if it h2 in hm rl1urg2 i , i l .ul lllup. Ti ii' lil 1 if ir ii ly, ig umuvii I M . i iiriiii A , l 'I ppqpg p,m ,'., ii p W4 El i ii 1 it 1 i. Ml . it - -1 if i r i, , . r I l I .non I 'l . l f' !, A C l,...-t xy!! M H i. c . J i W , il ' N: , ix 1 , i i il UL 'J U ii li ll i ' iii, lil llfl lil, W ll W i i :fi 'xudu ld ii l f' nah IT' NW-MIHH , ,y il 'lf I li i-illl' i , , ll, iil. f lf ri L :Li mf if 1 W 'fill 1 f M l l ll 1'1 i.lli.l ' 111 1 1 1 ri 1. M i i i i 1 i l l n llllll ml U 'Ml i QIILINP 'E'-E Gllaum ill E, the members of the Class of Iune I936, being of sound mind and good judgment, and acting under no menace, fraud, duress, restraint, or undue influence, do hereby declare and bequeath our various and sundry possessions as follow: PRIMUS: To MR. IENKINS, we give and bequeath our gratitude and sincere appreciation for his advice and guidance during our four happy years at Iefferson. SECUNDUS: To Miss FLEGEL and MR. BOSSERMAN we leave hearty thanks for their help and cooperation. TERTIUS: To the faculty we will our scholarship aspirations-and also our lack of them. QUARTUS: Individually- I, VIRGINIA KEEP, leave, in my mild and quiet manner, the school to the taxpayers. I, PAUL CROoKs, will my frequent absences to Gordon Landeen. I, IEANETTE HAENER, leave the vice-presidency to future vice-presidents. I, IACK HEGLIE, leave my impervious heart to Iimmy Iosephson as a protection against Eileen Manning. I, MINNIE Bincoon, on second thought, have decided to take Rodney Carlson with me. We, HELEN BENNETT and LINNIE IQEPHART, leave our companionship to Vera Spencer and Virginia Iames. I, EDITH LEONG, will my soprano voice to Eleanor Avery. I, LLOYD FINNELL, leave the Coon Chicken Inn to Ned Sieberts. I, BESSIE IOHNSON, leave my secretarial ability to Mr. Bowles and Mr. Trenholme. I, STANLEY WOLEE, will my love for blind dates to Bill Wetzler. I, ETHEL BROWNELL, bequeath my coy look to anyone who can perfect it more than I have perfected it. I, IRENE ASCHENBRENNER, leave my girlish figure to some Ry-Krisp advertisement. I,BETTY LOU SWARTHOUT, will my talented performance of Lady Vere de Vere to Wild Nell's next leading lady. I, MARY THATCHER, leave my collection of organization pins to the army. I, VERNON CHENOWETH, leave my all-around luck with dates to Bobbie Mackin. I, BILLY BRAY, leave my pushing personality to Vincent Keating. I, LUCILLE MATTEsON, bequeath the 4-H Club to the school. I, LILLIAN GRAY, will all my favorite mannerisms to Mary Storkersen, to add to her own collection. I, NAOBII WELSH, will my perfect smile to struggling tooth-paste advertisers. I, FRANCES GEORGE, leave my unruffled calm to the faculty, who sometimes need it. I,CARL SCIIIEWE, bequeath my haughty manner to Mussolini. I, VIOLET REE, leave my dimples to Bernardine Farrell. I, DON HOLEMAN, leave all my dreams, which I wOn't need any more, to the teachers whose classes I dreamt in. I, HARRY CIRANSTROM, bequeath my love for lutefisk to any Scandinavian frosh. I, RUssEL HANSON, leave my mustache and goatee to future seniors. I, DEAN LJAKES, give back to Naomi Dressler her shattered illusions about Santa Claus. I, CLARENCE SKOOMO, bequeath my sleepiness to the Republican Party. I, MAXINE AMOS, will my sugary ways to Doris Dunbar. I, ELLEN LAUOIILIN, give my sewing ability tO Louise Carlson. I, DELIOHT BROCKIWEIER, will my love for English literature to Mr. Hay. ilir lunch rhitmlrgv. Olrnutlg mth linnnur, frehum muh ruririagrf. mth thnugh that 4,518 hr mrrr murilttl. hr maui tugs. I. filiflklifi HARVEY, will my ability to make people think Iim bashful to Roy Iohansen. I, ELUISE PERssiNoER, leave my good humor to Mr. Pratt. I, FLORENCE DE BERNARDIS, hereby will my term of business arithmetic to Mr. Button. I,CiEORGE HARRY, will my deep voice and manly ways to Robert Peters and Richard Martien. I, XIIRGIL SILER, leave my reputation as a villain to Mr. Rockwell. I, DOIIOTHX' ROBERTS, will my quiet ways to Mr. Purcell. I, BETTE MoNTGoMERY, leave my strenuous week-ends to Maxine Keep. I, PEGGY CHAPIWAN, bequeath my ability to keep everyone in a good humor to Verna Palmer. I, GEORGE NURMI, leave my sales ability to future Ieffersonian sales-managers. I. I.t'ciLLE KELLMER, will my love for the clarinet to anyone who will have it. I, ELMER IOHNSON, bequeath my given name to any sap who hollers, Where's Elmer?'l I, ROLLAND INGRAHAINI, give my Pal, Arthur Church, to whoever will have him. I, MELVIN PAZINA, will Mary lean to anyone having the fourth period vacant. I, DOROTIIX' SARGENT, leave my calmness when called upon in class to Pauline Schlesser. I, BETTY HANNAN, bequeath my ability to think out loud to Helen Lewis. I, MARGARET LOVELL, leave my drawl to Nellie Nelson. I, MAIIIORIE STotfT, hereby give my lipstick to a sign painter. I, CIEORGE IQIKES, will my love for mischief to the Ianuary ,37 class. I, RUTH INGRAHAM, leave my antics in shorthand to Iune Howard. I, HELEN GARBER, will my artistic tendencies to Dorothy Iohnson. I, IDE cjASEY, willingly bequeath to anyone who'll have it, my tendency to blush at the wrong time. I, BILL PENDEGRASS, leave my nickname, Grandma , to Velda Curry. I, HELEN LAHEY, will my many and varied French compositions to Miss Desmond. I, I.oRRA1NE LoMAssoN, will my perky little braid to Stephanie Cercer. I, IUNE NYHUs, leave my belligerent attitude to Carol Cook. I, SIIIRLIE MCCARTER, will my acting ability to Stage-crewi' McCarter. I, MILDRED LESTER, do not will my many E's to anyone, I need them myself. I, WAYNE MARKKANEN, leave my ability to study to anyone in need of it. I, FLORENCE REDIXIOND, will my eyes and petite Figure to lean Stott. I, RUBY WINTERBURN, will my collection of alibis to the office. I, VUIRL MALLORY, will one of my precious freckles to Suzan Arnold. I, HENRIETTA SHAW, leave all the unexpected questions which I can't answer to the teachers who ask them. We, DOROTHY BLACK and IACKLYN BYRNE, will our giggles to anyone having a 'Kfrozen' face. I, MAXINE WEEKs, bequeath my ability to slice up smelt in the approved lab fashion to Hank Bones, the skeleton. I,ClIESTEIi CHASE, hereby will my innocent face and manner to anyone who believes in them. I, CIORDON HEINIKZII, leave my argumentative ability to Mary Susan Reik. I, RoLLo STOWASER, will my able orchestra to Mr. Bailey. I, CLARE TLXNDRE, leave my black locks to Betty Albers. I, LESTER Ti11Es, have decided I need everything I have. I, EDNA WALKER, bequeath economics and civics to my brothers, who donit want either of them. I, I IAROLD SIIMPSON, leave my talkative habits to Graham McNamee. I, lVlARIOliIE LELAND, bequeath my appetite, to be divided equally, to Ianet Rieg and Connie Howe. ilu all Thr parimalir myf ur uma Ilivr mum that tu Ihr nffriug hrfurr lim' nlpulhr gnnn: I llll l ..l Al.fi il lil f illlif ' '.ll'lllillll' . In ' .I LW' fi .,.. , f, ,, yllll l ' ll i l ' 'li fi I if' il 1. ' i ll ' iii iv ....-f If A .gg 1, if W I. ,li ll if is I , M V , y LE, U , ll iq My ul yy +I ll I 'E llll ,,,l ,l,, ,. I lllll 'llrl lll WIT ..lllll!l .l' '11lff3 vlIll1iillll l ' l l mm 5,9 4 A U 'lllu ' hh 'lhel-losfe. . ,, -jg If -, ' 4- M-,., --, fs ,H-I Q-' res I, GYPSX' RENNE, bequeath my name to anyone with tendencies to roam. I, DAVID RoGERs, will my biology rat experience to Miss Teeter's next bright pIIpil. I, WALTER LANDON, bequeath my delight at Mr. Bowles' jokes to his future economics classes who indulge in apple-polishing. I,IOHN VOGLAND, will everything I don't know about Algebra to the next Math 8 classes. I, CHARLES RUSSELL, will my love for the limelight to Harold Chivers. I, FRIEDA SHIMPE, will the German Club to Miss Karnopp. I, IOHN EMERT, bequeath my much-heralded bashfulness to Peter Whittlesey. I, MELVIN WILSON, leave my nickname, Snitchy, to the person who gave it to me. I, IOHN Gurso, leave my scrapping ability to a meek little frosh, Kenneth Cheney. I, IACK REYNOLDS, bequeath English 6, English 7, and English 8 to anyone with the ability to take them all in one term. I, MARGARET STEWART, leave my habit of doing my journalism during economics classes to Ieannette Salzman. I, WILBURT OSBORN, will my ability to be missing when needed to Mr. Pratt's next star reg. pupil. I, MARGUERITE KEZAR, leave my name to anyone who can pronounce it correctly. I, VERNON POINTER, bequeath my naturally wavy hair to Mr. Purcell. I, DOROTHY PERKINS, will my quiet ways to Howard Newell. I, ESTI-IER ANNAS, leave my Mae West walk to Ioe Penner's duck. I I, IESSICA FARRELI., will my ability to attract orchestra players to my sisters. I, GEORGE AZUBIANO, leave my brilliance in civics to the school statue. I, EDWARD COOPER, bequeath my southern accent to anyone who can use it properly. I, VIOLA REICHLE, leave my ability to pop up everywhere to Iohnnie-jump-up. I, EDIXIUND NELSON, bequeath my 'Lhe-man bearing to Kenneth Koenig. I, ROBERT ROBINSON, leave my best girl to the movie directors. I, HELEN THOMAS, will my many Saturday night dates and Monday morning colds to the lucky seventh-termers, ,specially Olive Kretzer, Zenetta Britt, and Genevieve Iones. I, WILBUR WIEPRECHT, disgustedly leave my name to anyone who can spell it withoIIt asking me. I, BERTHA BRIDGEWATEII, will my Benson letterman to Daphne flunej McKittrick. I, IUNE CAVANAUGH, leave memories of my operation to all my envious admirers. I, MAXINE HOWE, bequeath all my social activities to Miss Sedgewick and Iiggs. I, DOROTHEA SPENGLER, leave English 8 to my worst enemies. I, WINNIFRED BOWEN, will my auburn hair to Iean Harlow. I, BILL BAUGHIXIAN, bequeath the passive conjugation of the verb to go' to Mrs. Levan. I, RUTH GORDON, leave my habit of asking senseless questions to whoever gets to sit in the front desks as I did. I, DIANE PooLE, leave the school to all the children I'd like to have. I, ETHEL FREER, bequeath my Flirtatious habits to Helen Stand. I, ROBERT HINKLEY, leave my ability as a Math shark to California Tech. engineers. I, IOSEPH MEGKES, will my lordly manner to George Arliss. I, KARL MANN, leave my excellence in speaking German to Hitler. I, MILDRED THOMAS, bequeath to Audrey Strand a certain 'LThomas . I, LUCILLE AXTMAN, leave my absences to anyone else with lessons unprepared. I, DORIS ROSE, leave my pep to Elizabeth Smith. I, GEKJRGE MACKIN, will my calmness in class meetings to future prexies. I, EDDIE IANHUNEN, leave my letterman's sweater to anyone with a live-ton truck. I, MARIORIE DENTON, leave my single dimple to anyone with the Inatching half. anh if thrg hihr, fP1'fQI1I,Hl1 Iurnutlp mari alum Ghent alrv mari nut nf ullr rlgaritrr I, HARRY DAILEY, leave my ability to skip', to the next contender for the heavyweight championship. I, Rov MAEDA, bequeath chemistry to Mr. Peterson, to whom it rightfully belongs. I,CALE WHEELEIR, leave my caveman tactics to Sam Stidd. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 9 w 9 I 9 9 9 9 9 v 9 1 s HILDEGARD WEIss, will my elongated silences to Maxine Manning. DALE SHAUINIBERG, leave my grades, even exchange, sight unseen-to anyone. , SOPHIE ECONOMUS, bequeath my hesitancy to Earl Hatch. IRIA SEPPANEN, leave my unruflied disposition to the red-haired Tamasie twins. MURIAL HARTMAN, will my love for dancing at McElroy's to the girls of the next class. DONNA IENNISON, leave my nonchalance to Yvonne Underwood. ELEANOR OLIVER, will my golden locks to Marjorie Ruhndorf. BARBARA OPPERhIAN, leave my likeable personality to Dorothy Haugsten. ELOISE BALLARD, leave my Borahed attitude towards life to Berenice Buley. MARGARET RUIKKA, bequeath my ability to concentrate to lean Lillig. PATRICIA BENTLEY, will my ability to make and keep friends to .shy incoming freshmen. RosE NoReARD, leave my candy-counter capers to Peggy Basse. DORIS QUINN, leave my love for long assignments to Bud Hudson. , LORRAINE VAN ALST, leave my blase' look to Cecile Powers. I, HARRIET HUDDLESTON, will my poise and dignified behavior to the Marx Brothers. I, THELMA TORRANCE, bequeath my ability to talk and listen at the same time to Iuanita Van Vickle. I, HLTBERT BOSSERMAN, will my extreme modesty and shyness to some other shrinking violet. I ELMER CARLSON, give to Mary my only rival in salesmanship, the Fuller Brush Man. I EDGAR MCALLISTER, leave my enormous appeal for the opposite sex to Stanley Parsons. v I I 9 RUTH Ros1NE, will my voice and my love for chemistry to Dolores Underwood. , MARVIN LEINQNEN, leave my reg. room to the sixth termers. I, GWENDOLYN HOFFMAN, leave my talkativeness to Haru Okazaki. I, SOPHIE WHITE, bequeath my much-loved golden locks to anyone who feels the yen for them. I, WOODROW' THOMPSON, leave my nickname, Woody, to the school, I donlt want it. L MILDRED HOLLIER, bequeath to Mr. Campbell or any Math teacher, my ideas of Ge- ometry in general and propositions in particular. MAXINE TALBOT, leave my sibilant sway to screen sirens. I, I, GLADYS KLATTEN, will my beautiful blue eyes and golden hair to Betty Becker. 7 I I, LLoYn LISTER, leave my imitations of barnyard fowl to the next O.E. classes. I, IAINIES MCDONALD, bequeath my kinky hair to some he-man of the Ianuary class, if there is any. I, DALLAS IEAN AVERY, leave my love for musical performances to my sister, Eleanor. I, CATHERINE FITCH, will my dark luxuriant eyelashes to any aspirant to Hollywood fame. I LILLIAN WITTNEBEL, leave my extreme interest in Dietetics to Mrs. Higgins. I GEORGE RosEN1fELD, give my interest in all school studies to Bill Saylor. I ELMER HANNULA, leave my love and ability for skipping classes to Norman Gayhart. 9 I, ETIIEL FREER, bequeath my ability to play stooge to someone else in Mr. Pratt's class. Elgin nnhlv rmmilxple in Ima alirrp hr guf. that first hr uwnglitr. anh aftrr1IIarh he tuughtr. wil fl l i m l I Illia. ly'lIllll,llW lllI? il Ii ll i ii tio 'gi 'i ut .ii I I llfl 'lil' iiliiiill ,I 'KI l ,ll 0 r i li i 1 pf blur, 'A ill - I IW Mimi A il lm !! MEM I f' W p I W' l uy qbill ,I Il IIIl ,' A I II N . fl ' All lfli l l l l .Fur him maui Irurr liaur at his hrhhra lirrh tuirutg hnkm. rluh in hlak nr rrrh n ' 'A A V . , -.eEes:::'1..': -' ITIS: ' ' . f , , Gllaza Wing ACH term the graduating class chooses and presents a play. Priends, parents, and ' schoolmates alike enioy each presentation. K'Growing Pains, a comedy of adolescence Written by Aurania Rouveral and presented by the Iune Class of Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-six on the evenings of March thirteenth and fourteenth, was a hilarious success. The story tells ol the trials and tribulations which George and Terry Mclntyre undergo as a result of outgrowing childhood. George, played by George Harvey, is as unhappy as a l'oy can be who wants a car, a dog, and the affection of an experienced flirt, Prudence Darling. Terry, impersonated by Shirlie McCarter, is as heart-broken as a girl can be who longs for high heels, and a Way to interest the boys, especially Brian, played by Ioe Meckes, Who has fallen another victim to the wiles of Prudence, portrayed by Roberta Luzader. An understanding mother and a thoughtful father, Helen Leitch and David Rogers, do much to help the children attain their desires-or fitting substitutes. Sophie, the maid, was played by Marie Axelson, and Mrs. Patterson was portrayed, on Friday evening, by Hor- tense Karp, and by Helen Garber on Saturday evening: both made the part amusing. Mrs. Patterson is the pushing mother of Elsie, whom George is compelled to escort to the party at which the action of the play takes place. The traffic officer who takes -George to jail for the assault of an officer was played by Rollo Stowaser, who brings about the situa- tion by a slighting remark concerning Prudence. Dutch and Patty, played by Iohn limert and Lorraine Lommasson, though intimates of George and Terry, are a trifle more ad- vanced than the rest as they Ngo steadyf, The parts of other friends of our hero and heroine are played by Doris Rose, Dale Romig, George Levick, Beverly Schrieber, Phyllis Bolter, Ruth Zimnierli, Bernice Carlson, Betty l.ou Swartout, and Earl Hatch. ,Muni f in-ztntlr mth lim pliilnanphur I I -i lil 1 I 'fl' ld iff. j w jj -.-,kt M 1 MJ ' L N1 ju . . l. .il 09112 iBe1g'a manhrring nf at Spirit IT WAS in the year 1946 that I, the Spirit of the Iune Class of 1936 of Iefferson High School, stirred in my grave and sat up. Having been dormant for ten years, I was most anxious to gad about and meet again some of my friends. While wonderiing how this could be accomplished, I heard a newsboy shouting. Immediately an idea flashed through my mind. If I could pass myself for a member of the class, secure a paper from the news- boy and find the name of one of my classmates, perhaps I would be able to get in touch with someone who could tell me the doings of the other members of the class. No sooner thought than done! Securing a morning paper from the newsboy, whom I recognized as Carl Brophy, I hastily scanned the page. What luck! A little obscure item caught my attention. A group of ex-Ieffersonians of the Class of Iune 1936 are planning to make a trip to the Bonneville Dam today. The party includes Bernice Westerlund, noted author and member of President Leonard Hicks' brain trustg Eileen Caldwell, screen actress: Louise Mahan, accountant in Gilbert Andersonis big department store, Velda Beyer, purchasing agent for the same establishment, and Bob Mitchell, nationally-known tennis star. The bus chartered for this trip will leave the Yamhill depot at 9:00 this morning. I hurriedly glanced at my watch and found that I had exactly fifteen minutes left to get to the depot if I wished to join the party. I summoned a taxi to hurry me on my way. Imagine my surprise when I found the driver to be Esther Metzlerg she assured me, how- ever, it was a common thing for women to be taxi drivers. Esther told me that there were several other women taxi drivers from our classg namely, Frances Watson, Linnea Ander- son, Frances Hawkes, and Margaret Shimmens. When she found out I was in a hurry to get to the stage depot, she stepped on the gas, drove just like a woman, and I was there in no time at all. The station master was just calling the stage. I clambered on board and was greeted by all my friends previously mentioned. I asked them to tell me about'some of the other class members, and they informed me that Betty Stott was now a teacher at the University of Oregon, that Genevieve Carvell was one of the best court reporters in the state, and that Zelda Kriens and Helen Bjorkman were mar- ried to army officers and living in China. We entertained ourselves during the trip by gossiping about old times. Before we knew it, we were at Bonneville, and I bade my fel- low travelers good day. Leaving the bus, I was surprised to see a very large crowd gathered near what I supposed to be the Court House. Mary Finn, dressed in a nursels uniform and standing near-by, explained to me that the new mayor, Douglas Rambo, was just taking ofhce. I spied him and noticed that he was accompanied by his wife, Anita Nilsen. Pushing through the crowd, I was deterred by a counselor-at-law sign on a window- Another classmate! I stepped into the office and there sat Kathryn Warndahl giving advice to Lloyd Ferry, who told me he was bringing a few celebrities from Hollywood, all of whom I knew, to appear in person at Eldon Rogers' Theater. They were Clarice Beach, soprano, Lois Randal, second soprano, and Marie Axelson, alto, of the Operatic Trio , Helen Leitch and Phyllis Holter, actresses, and Ioe Herrle, ventriloquist. Leaving them I went on down the street, and before I had Walked far I met Catherine Lyon, who was on her way to purchase her ticket to Honolulu. She had won the trip by writing a slogan for a beauty shop owned by Ruth Fox and Olwynne Thomas. Knowing my love for books, she asked if I had read Margaret Indseth's new book, Explorations of Ray Wolfe in Alaska. I stepped into a near-by drugstore to get a package of gum-and who should greet me but Peter Kaiser. He was filling a prescription for Dr. Catherine O'Leary. As we talked, Plirrr url nn utlrmur nr mujhr in al liia lxjf. untn un xvaurr might ltr uma at nrrrug pztrfit grntil knight. A 'fs' 1 ll ll lt i t . i jt jun, je jlllllllilllllll 111 ' 0' IJ L 'iff' fli1i'l1ff'fl if N ' ' I -sv l I X , 4. -32,-ll' jj! ,N M1 . :2 Hg 3-' .J j I jj Nl N, jf if N1 Fllll lj - -anvil jj E ff ,H l l 1 ' . lf limi j j. limi 11 I 1 . 1r1 ll rtl 'l...l1l'l f.1ll i tll W l l1f ' fIF sl I C Pt-nor-es I. the doctor mentioned some co-medics, Dr. Max lohnson, dental surgeon: Dr. Irene Huebschwerlen and Dr. Mary Kelly, medical doctorsg and Dr. Gordon Powell, dentist, whose office was iust across the street. Wandering across the street towards Gordon's off hee, I absentmindedly bumped into lim Downer, engineer, who was about to start on his way to Portland with his wife, Marjorie Remlinger, to get some new blue prints from the East. Finally reaching my destination, I entered the dentist's ofhce. Esther Schlitt, Dr. Powell's office girl, greeted me. In a few minutes Betty Fuller, the nurse, came out and told me the doctor was in the midst of a ticklish iob-and sent his regrets. As she passed by, Betty told me that Louise Fleming had a fashionable dress shop in town, and that Dorothy Tate had taught knitting in the shop before she left for the East to marry Don Iensen, Wall Street broker. After leaving the office, I hurried to Bruce Kiehl's restaurant to eat an early lunch. Earl Hatch, President of the Electric Power Company, sat at the same table. Agnes Lind served us. Leaving the restaurant, I decided to see what kind of newspaper service the town supplied. Asking the way of a Fuller brushman whom I recognized as David Bucher, I found myself at the office of the Bonneville Herald, one of the several thriving newspapers in the city. As the editor, Glynn Ienovich, was one of my old classmates, I secured an immediate appointment. Mr. Ienovich, who began his literary career as editor of the Iune 1936 Spectrum, was at that moment making a dummy sheet of the first page for the night's edition. Lawrence Bizeau and Homer Matz, head writers, were composing the following headlines of interest: Ray Ieffcott, America's Outstanding Swimmer, Breaks Record. K'Norman Harris Home From A European Concert Tour. Bettylou Swart Elected Miss Bonneville for 1946. Hortense Karp Plays Iuliet Before Crowned Headsf, Mr. Ienovich told me that many Ieffersonians were on his staff, so, as he was very busy, I wandered around by myself to see them all. Dorothy Van Arsdale, the Herald drama editor, told me confidentially that George Levick was about to capitalize on his dramatic ability in motion pictures. She also said that Beverly Schriber and Ruth Zimmerli were designing in the film colony and that lean Morse was private secretary to one of Hollywoods' brightest stars. The Herald Radio Department was the object of inspection next, and many of my old classmates were present there: Margaret Bennett and Dorothy Pederson were a great sing- ing team, The Wahoo Girls, and Pietro Scarpelli and Bob Dalton had turned out their fourth new song hit. A radio octet, The Mixed Melodiers, had taken the West by storm, it was composed of France Perrine, Elizabeth Zook, Ioe Holland, Iohn O'Brien, Psyche Bielman, Audrey Willard, Marvin Harris fwho also played the trumpetj, Harold Greblo, and Lucille Albrecht. Noticing a large sign, 'KNotes to the Lovelorn, suspended over a door, I peeked in. There sat Desdemona lohnston. Looking over her shoulder I saw-perhaps I'd better skip these items. I returned to the outer ofhce. The typewriters, busily clicking out letters and reports, were manned by Betty Dollarhide, Mavis Bullis, and Gunhild Birkeland. I bade Glynn goodby, and went out into the street. As I wished to make an inspection tour of the dam, I decided that my next move should be to locate the chief engineer, who I had learned was Mr. R. Dawson. Not know- ing the way to his home, I asked directions of a traffic officer. Imagine my surprise to find that he was lack Morrison. Following the directions given me by lack, I soon arrived at a cottage and knocked. The door opened and there stood my old crony, Bob Dawson. He immediately asked me in, I made my request, and he consented readily. He then called Elini' ltr uma Eiiiruriiua umm' anne, that hvrlh upiniumx that nlrgu hrlgt uma nrrrmln frltrttrr parftt i aqglllll his wife from the kitchen. Mrs. Ida Romsos Dawson greeted me cordially. Bob and I left his home shortly for our inspection tour. We first passed over the coifer dam, which had four huddled figures busily working on the far end. We walked up and found that they were Eugene May, Gordon Kumlin, Iames Shade, and Iohn Walkky, all carpenters by trade. As we left them, they invited me to pass by their houses and see their charming wives, whom they said I had known as Vivian Kinney, Helen Knippel, Kathryn Boardman, and Dorothy Perkins. Leaving the carpenters, we walked along the top of the coffer dam while Bob explained how it worked in detail. Then we hiked across the island, and through the cement mixing plant, whose head operator was Arthur Church. We went on to the rock Crusher and then back across the railroad tracks. It was here I met an almost unreconizable old friend, Carl Carlson, who told me that he had turned professional hobo because he had always liked to ride the rods. His companion, he said, was Elmer Hamm, who had started out to see the world from a freight train. Leaving him, we went on to the power house. Near the entrance I spied Leonard McManus atop a soap box shouting to a very small crowd, he was trying to sell the latest in scissor sharpeners. In the chart room at the power house, two typists were busily typing reports-Marian Mehl and Frances Herder. Ted Slanker was shouting loudly into a telephone regarding an overdue ship from Portland on which his wife, Ieane Lougheed, was to have come home. All the points of interest visited, I left Engineer Bob Dawson and found my way back to the business section of the town. While walking down an obscure side street, my atten- tion inadvertently focussed itself upon a small churchyard. At first I thought my eyes were deceiving me, for there, walking about in the inner garden, was the unmistakable Figure of Harry Walcott, clad in the garb of a clergyman. Deciding that it was time to get a snack, I walked down the street in search of a res- taurant. I noticed a woman and a man coming toward me carrying a basket containing two squirming black puppies. Imagine my surprise at hearing Iesse King tell his wife, Christe Hoppe, that these two pups would be quite an addition to their dog kennels. As I kept on with my search, I idly read the signs nearby. Iust ahead was one which informed me that Esther Anderson operated a beauty shop. Next was a feed store owned by Harold Bostrom, whose wife, the former Edvina Richards, worked as his stenographer, I had heard. Across the street I saw a large sign, Ronald Fitzgerald for State Senatorf' Wilma Stacey and Frank Dau were standing on the sidewalk arguing loudly as I walked by. Frank was telling Wilma he refused to work for a woman electrician. A sign over a near- by door oFfered, Good Eats, Dorothy Bunning, Proprietorf' As I didn't know whether to eat here or to search farther, I looked in the window. There serving the tables were Peggy Onslow and Helen Hudson. The place was quite crowded, so I decided to go on. As I turned from the eating house, a very beautifully dressed woman stepped from a long car at the curb and entered the restaurant. She was Dorothy Rice, wealthy society matron. Soon I came to another lunch room which I entered. Two waitresses, Ruth Strell- man and Hazel Young, gave me their very best service. Having finished my meal, I pre- sented the check to the cashier, Lois Pribnow. Passing through the revolving door, I saw Rodney Carlson, now a railroad magnate, in another partition. Gazing backward in awe at his spats, I was nearly run over by a big truck being parked at the curbing by Charles Thomas. He and his helper, Dale Romig, began to unload heavy coils of copper wire. I spoke to my friends and went on down toward the river. A ship that was going through the locks attracted my attention. Gerald Brown was operating the donkey engine on the locks. Un the deck of the ship I saw the faces of several old friends, now Portland teachers. They were Signe Westre, Marjorie A1121 burn lrim mtl, an uf an litrl apart. in hum in atunhrn in liia lung vgrarr. iinrhruuhrh uma lpr. an it unfrr n , q w I i f y ,ly l i ' 'W v i p A M I y I, it I l I+ ll! llllllfd ll fmli lf a fi .: i ,I ll 1 lil y .Hy to M IM pn I . +0 if ,, I yi g pry! In 'ply my api ' gi' . digg! 0 Lffiliwil flllp-I QI, li if W 1. if y. ii 1 9 ng p l f . I ' ,:rif'f,,, 'ltl llil ,i ' li I l lf u i ill ali' 'ff . ' r l lil Hefiin, lane Gottschalk, Frances Taylor, Georgette Clairmore, Doris Rudesill, and Eva Eikrem. Captain Wallace Stevenson stood on the ship's bridge. The ship passed by and I returned to the town. Walking slowly through the residential district of Bonneville, I noticed two women selling soap, or attempting to do so. As they came nearer, I saw that they were Gladys Robertson and Evelyn Larsen. lust then a dusty car bearing Indiana license plates rounded the corner. I recognized the two tired tourists within as Ann Roberts and Lillian Krisch. Farther down the street, I met two contractors, Harold Brandenburg and Kenneth Putt- kamer, who were accompanied by their wives, Catherine Taylor and Bernice Carlson. Marguerite Hatfield was acting as nurse to Kenny Puttkamer, Ir. They asked me to join their party and spend the rest of the afternoon at a small vaude- ville show where one of Major Bowes' traveling units was scheduled to perform. I hes- itated momentarily but agreed when they said some of the members of the class were to appear. True enough, when the curtain went back, there stood a quartet composed of Roberta Luzader, Barbara Otterson, Kenneth Huyler, and Wilbur Lansky. William Reed, the M. C., introduced next two charming young women, Ellen Reeder and Maxine Manke, tap dancers, and their accompanist, Dorothy Corson, who played seventeen different in- struments-all with considerable ability. Erlna Burley ended the show with an acrobatic dance done with the greatest of ease. Looking at my watch as I left my friends, I was amazed to find it very late. In fact. the lights of the city were turned on and those of several business houses attracted my at- tention. Of special interest was the large Neon sign on Robyn Hirons' theater, which in- vited me to come in and see Minnie Wagner's latest play, Kentucky Babes, starring Marcelle Stansberry and Donna Beckman. Turning away from the theater I came to a popcorn stand. Henry Desler was popping the corn, while his wife, Pat McCarthy, counted the money in the till. Both Henry and Pat were greatly surprised to see me, but as I couldn't tarry, I purchased a bag of popcorn and dashed away. I arrived at the depot just as the bus was pulling out. Iumping on board, I handed the driver my fare, and plopped down into a seat, almost sitting in the lap of Anna Mae Hal- verson. As we talked, she told me that she was acting as personal representative and corrs- pondent for The Oregonian, and was just returning from a trip east. I glanced at the other passengers and was overjoyed to Hnd among them some of the Class of Iune 1936: Virginia Wagner, now a nurse, Lucile Steubing, stenographer for the Bonneville Electric Co., Richard Perkins, professional singer, Dr. Harold Spoelstra, noted specialist of high reputeg Luther Koehler, electrician, Melba Traver, professional model and Geraldine Stephan, dancer moderne. Talking among ourselves, we were interrupted by a terrific screech of brakes and then a bump. Getting up to see what was the matter, we were told by another passenger, Professor Don Allen, that there was an overturned car on our left. We raised the window and peered out. There stood Lucille Larson and leanne McBride arguing vehemently over whose fault the accident had been. As both were professional racing drivers and un- hurt, we left State Traffic Officer Frederick Wilson to settle the difficulty. Our driver started again and we continued on toward home. Margaret Manderson, comedy radio performer, just returning from a trip through the Inland Empire, asked me if I knew that Melvin Clark, Marshall Sleeth and Ioe Cullinan had recently purchased a large ranch in Eastern Oregon where they were raising hops. Angelina Pagonis was their cook. Then we were home in my graveyard once more. I stepped from the bus weary in- deed, but very happy and content with the thought that I could go back to my grave and rest again. her an hiug at man an hr tlur uma, anh grt hr zrnwh hiairr than In' uma. ZF ull mint ui hr that ran liumrlurn kxunur j l i . ill .ff W i 'QQNH Gilman illlnitnz Nut tiniuhvh, iunt hvgun Gllawn Qlnlnrz 1 Blue anh whit? 0112155 Snug: We seniors will marelz out of Ieferson High. To preserve the standards of leferson we will try. In new fields we'll strive our best to give S0 that the name and fame of lejerson will live. We'll be sports in every game of life that we come upon. find serve our Alma Mater as we did in days by gone. We'll not give up until we've won the battles of our life, And zve'll always praise the Blue and Gold of leg Hi days. Lyrics by MAME AXELSON. Music by HIFBERT BOSSERMAN Arknnmlehgvmmt TfSEfi'fiK FTM THQ 2'12fIilL'Qff1i1ITflf Ef?5QZi2ti'L2f'iESif'm'l 5 1 1 b f ' Siingingr hr uma, ur flngtiugv, al the img. lie rnuhr uuugrs makr, sinh mel vnhitr. ' 4 lummw r r pl. Ny ' i p 's1u V r Fr it pmuvag 11 xr 31 r lily, gm in f rrrr e y yu is gy, ,wr y lz1l,x4 ' WQhfHllliyiM,i D r 1, .s y fi . Mill, if H0 yu swf M l ills fv N is fe will rr -M' f 'J' y '--'i' V T' Q ll fll w Xl . 7 .M , r rr1u trf 5 ' lill uuflll fin il l 'll l ' Swninrz' hub mlm BILL BAUGHMAN . , HELEN BJORKMAN . WILLIAM BRAY . ERLNA BURLEY . JACKLYN BYRNE . . PEGGY CHAPMAN . . VERNON CHENOWETH EVA EIKREM . . . ANNA MAE HALVERSON NORMAN HARRIS . . ROBYN HIRONS . KENNETH HUYLER . BESSIE JOHNSON . EDITH LEONG . . GEORGE LEVICK . GEORGE MACKIN . LUCILLE MATTESON . I-IOMER MATZ . . . SHIRLIE MCCARTER . MARION MEHL . . BETTE MONTGOMERY BARBARA OTTERSON . FRANCES PERRINE . GORDON POWELL . . KENNETH PUTTKAMER WILLIAM REED . . DAVID ROGERS RUTH ROSINE . . CHARLES RUSSELL . BETTYLOU SWART MARY THATCHER . . KATHRYN WARNDAHL BERNICE WESTERLUND GALE WHEELER . . MELVIN WILSON . . DALLAS JEAN AVERY MARIE AXELSON . . DONNA BECKMAN . . KATHRYN BOARDMAN RODNEY CARLSON . ELIZABETH FULLER . JEANNETTE HAFNER ANNA MAE HALVERSON NORMAN HARRIS . . KENNETH HUYLER . MARGARET INDSETH . I-IORTENSE KARP . . ZELDA KRIENS . PAT MCCARTHY PEGGY ONSLOW . . BARBARA OPPERMAN WILLIAM REED , . DAVID ROGERS . . DORIS ROSE . EST!-IER SCHLITT . BETTYLOU SWART CHARLES THOMAS . VIRGINIA WAGNER . BERENICE WESTERLUND I RAYMOND WOLF . . lirniihrniu J Club .... Junior Girls' League Latin Club .... P. E. P. Club . . . Sophomore Girls' League Zetagathians . . . Latin Club . . . 4H Club . . . Inness Art Club . Science Club . . Allied Youth Club Hi-Y Club . . Mozart Club . . . German Club . . Senior Girls' League . Aerio Club . . . June '36 Class . Hi-Y Club . . 4H Club .... Better Driving Club . . Junior Girls' Glee Club . Steno Club . . . Winged Pen . . . Junior Girls' Glee Club . Philomatheans . . Latin Club . . . German Club Usher Corps . Live Wires . . Technical Club . Fire Squad . . . Mozart Club . . . Little Ensemble . . . Senior Girls' Glee Club . Pi Delts .... Preppers . . . Junior Girls' League . Girl Reserves . . Klatawas . . Tri-Y . . Winged Pen . Chess Club . Technical Club . Hire-lllrraihrnta Junior Girls' League . Junior Girls' League Tri-Y .... P. E. P. Club . Technical Club . P. E. P. Club Preppers . . June '36 Class . Inness Art Club . . Better Driving Club . Science . . . Boys' Glee Club . Winged Pen . . Tri-Y . . Steno Club . Philomatheans . Zetagathians . Spanish Club . . Senior Girls' League . Technical Club . . Mozart Club . . Science Club . Winged Pen ..., Klatawas .... Girl Reserves Inter Club Council . Winged Pen .... Science Club . . . . German Club Latin . . Hi-Y . Fall '35 Spring '36 Fall '34 Fall '35 Spring '36 Spring '36 Spring '36 Spring '36 Spring '35 Fall '34 Fall '35 Spring '36 Fall '35 Spring '36 '36 Spring Spring '36 Spring '36 Spring '36 Spring '36 Spring '36 Fall '35 Spring '35 Fall '35 Spring '3 Spring '36 Fall '33 Spring '36 Fall '35 Spring '33 Spring '36 Spring '36 Fall '35 Spring '36 Fall '35 Fall '34 Fall '34 Spring '36 Fall '35 Fall '35 Spring '35 Spring '34 Spring '36 Spring '36 Fall '34 Spring '35 Spring '36 Spring '36 Spring '35 Fall '34 Spring '35 Spring '34 Fall '34 Spring '36 Fall '35 Fall '34 Spring '36 Fall '33 Spring '33 Fall '34 Spring '36 Spring '34 Spring '36 Fall '34 Spring '35 Spring '35 Fall '35 Spring '35 Spring '36 Spring '36 Spring '36 Spring '34 Fall '35 Spring '33 Spring '36 Spring '36 Spring '36 Fall '35 Spring '34 Fall '35 Spring '34 Fall '35 Spring '36 Spring '36 Spring '36 liihn-an shall Irllr at tale after at man. he mart rslierrr as ng aw run' lin ram. rurrtrli at mnrh If It hr tu his rliarn il ll I l i aplllln har i 1, 1 i, iii mrs hun the lunar in far In flume, MYRTLE BELL . PATRICIA BENTLEY . HELEN BJORKMAN . KATHRYN BOARDMAN JOE CASEY .... PEGGY CHAPMAN . . RONALD FITZGERALD ELIZABETH FULLER . LILLIAN GRAY . . ANNA MAE HALVERSON MILDRED HOLLIER . EDDIE JANHUNEN HORTENSE KARP . . LUCILLE KELLMER . EVELYN LARSON . EDITH LEONG . . JEAN MORSE . . . BARBARA OTTERSON . DIANE POOLE . . . WILLIAM REED GYPSY RENNE . . DOROTHY RICE . DORIS RUDESILL . . CHARLES RUSSELL . IRJA SEPPANEN . BETTYLOU SWART . CHARLES THOMAS . BERNICE WESTERLUND DOROTHY BLACK . . HAROLD BRANDENBURG ERLNA BURLEY . . PEGGY CHAPMAN . . VERNON CHENOWETH ELIZABETH FULLER . EARL HATCH . . . JACK HEGLIE . . JOE HERRLE . . . KENNETH HUYLER . EDDIE JANHUNEN VIRGINIA KEEP . WALTER LANDON . EDITH LEONG . . MILDRED LESTER PAT MCCARTHY . BOB MITCHEL . . . JACK MORRISON . . DOROTHY PEDERSEN . GORDON POWELL . . WILLIAM REED . GYPSY RENNE . DAVID ROGERS IRJA SEPPANEN . ROLLO STOWASER DOROTHY TATE . CHARLE'S THOMAS . VIRGINIA WAGNER . RUBY WINTERBURN . MARIE AXELSON . . KATHRYN BOARDMAN WILLIAM BRAY . . PAUL CROOKS . . . HARRY DAILEY BOB HINKLEY . DON HOLMAN . JESSE KING . . HELEN LAHEY . . JEANNE MCBRIDE . DOUGLAS RAMBO . . ROBERT ROBINSON . DAVID ROGERS . DORIS RUDESILL . MARY THATCHER . Sverretariw Winged Pen . . . Allied Youth . Zetagathians . International Club . P. E. P. Club . 'Science Club . . Philomatheans . Pi Delts . . . Chess Club . . . Senior Girls' League . Iness Art Club . . Latin Club . . Hi-Y . . Preppers . . Girl Scouts . . . Steno Club . . . Junior Girls' League . June '36 Class . . 'Latin Club . . Winged Pen . Technical Club . P. E. P. Club . Tri-Y . . . Klatawas . . . Trails Club .... Sophomore Girls' League Preppers ..,. Science Club . . Latin Club . . . Urranurern Tri+Y .... Steno Club . . P. E. P. Club . Preppers . Latin Club . Chess Club . Latin Club . Pi Delts . . Trails Club . Mozart Club . Hi-Y . . Tri-Y . . . Philomatheans . . Live Wires .,.. Sophomore Girls' League Zetagathians . . . Philomatheans . . J Club .... Better Driving Club . Steno Club . . Usher Corps . . Technical Club . P. E. P. Club . Science Club . . Junior Girls' League . Mozart Club . . . Klatawas . . Allied Youth . . German Club . . Senior Girls' League . . Sergeant-at-Arma Senior Girls' League . . P. E. P. Club . . Latin Club . . Hi-Y . . . Technical Club . Spanish Club . Tennis Club . Trails Club . Klatawas . . Zetagathians . Hi-Y . . Steno Club . Science Club . . Philomatheans . Klatawas . . P. E. P. Club . Spring '35 Fall '35 Spring '36 Spring '35 Spring '36 Spring '36 Spring '36 Spring '34 Fall '35 Fall '33 Spring '36 Spring '36 Fall '33 Spring '34 Spring '33 Spring '36 Spring '35 Spring '36 Fall '35 Spring '36 Spring '36 Fall '36 Fall '35 Spring '36 Spring '36 Spring '33 Spring '33 Spring '35 Spring '35 Spring '35 Spring '35 Fall '35 Fall '32 Fall '35 Fall '34 Spring '34 Spring '36 Spring '36 Fall '35 Spring '36 Spring '36 Spring '36 Fall '35 S Fall '34 Spring '36 Spring '35 Fall '35 Spring '36 Spring '36 Fall '35 Spring '36 Spring '35 Fall '35 Spring '35 Spring '36 Spring '36 Fall '35 Fall '35 Spring '36 Fall '35 Spring '35 Spring '35 Fall '35 Spring '36 Spring '36 ,Spring '35 .Spring '36 Spring '36 Spring '36 Spring '36 Fall '35 S iFall '35 'Spring '36 Fall '36 Spring '36 Fall '33 Spring '36 Fall '35 Fall '35 pring '35 Spring pring '36 an hrimg un tu that pzxlain that in hilt in prnitrntn that hm tn nzrrrg ahlr lgrinripaxfz 'ilivpnrt Number to receive diplomas . . Average age of class ..... . :Xyerzige age of boys ....,... . Average age of girls ..,....... . Youngest boy, Richard Perkins.. Youngest girl, Ilelen Garher .... The following completed Rimziiskin PI-.iuosrs EITGICNH SCIIIEXVIE IUNE CLASS 1936 ,..I2 ., illyrs. ., Ifiyrs. .. lXyrs . . I6 yrs. . . I6 yrs. the course in three and one-half years: 2 boys, MAXINH 'I4,KI.B0'l' Two hundred and sixty-seven students to complete their education at follows: Undecided ,.......... Oregon State College .... University of Oregon .... University of Portland. . . Linfield ....,........, Reed ,..,,.. .... . . . Willamette ...,.....,...,... Northwestern College of Law. .. Business Colleges ,........... Normal Schools .... Beauty Schools . . Albany ..,.,..,.... , . Miami University ...... . University of New Mexico, Adeox Auto School .... ..... R. C. A. Institute .............. California Institute of Technology .... Boeing Areonautical School .... . University of Washington ..... Carnegie Tech ........... Chico State School . . . Stanford University. . . , Notre Dame ..........,.. Washington State College ....... Oregon Institute of Technology. . St. Vincents Hospital ......,.. Dental College ...... X boy s. 194 girls 4 mos. 3 days 5 mos. 16 days 5 mos. 1 days 8 mos. :PI days 5 mos. io days I girl institutions as Bovs ClIRI.s .42 .46 18 15 I0 IS IU . . I I 4 I 2 7 I 1 I 46 .. 5 .. 4 g N 5 I I I 2 I . 2 4 I .. I I I .. I 1 I I . I I lin' ururr grt nu uilriugr nv aught in al liiu lgf. un-tu nu manrr mivglit hr uma at aqxlllll urrray parfit vgrutil knivglgt Il ini! ,,l M1KXlVP.M.NNKl1 Cornish School . Wheaton ........ St. Helens Hall. Pacific University ............,....... -- f A T v, Wt stern Iiaptist l.aVerne College Whitman .,.... Vocations Undecided .... Forestry ....., heological Seminar y .... tentatively forecasted are as follows: Bugs Importing and Exporting . . . Surveying ........,,..... Law ..... Commerce Scientist , . , Research .,... Engineering .... Contractor . , , Civil Service Salesman .... Girlz Undecided .... .........,, Stenographer . . ....... . . Secretary ....... Bookkeeping ..... Teaching .......... Interior Decorating .,.. Iournalism ..,....,. Nursing ., Dietetics .. Pharmacy .......... Modeling .,........., Landscape Gardening ,. . Accountant . . . HUSIUCSS -'--,----- - - - lxyiatiun . H Designing ...... '. 2 . , . . . Archm-Ct ' ' Laboratory Technician ,. Mulicinc -U Law ..,...... ...... Rmlif, Q I Beautician ........ . Economics Bflctfflolftily -'-- jourmiism V Librarian- ..... . llhlmmm- I ' I Americanization . . Dairying 4 .,,. .. Government Service Railroad ....,.. Military ..... Drama ,....,.... Window Design ..,. Diplomatic Service Commercial Art , . . Banking I In Singer ....,. ... Insurance . Dancinll -----A Fm-ming b I A Archeologist . . . Horticulture MUSIC 44'-'- Chemist .... Sewml-I --,-' Stewardess . . Students who have been neither absent nor tardy during their ent course: 5 girls, 4 boys Iiissrca F.1iRruar,r. IJHSDI-.INIONA Ioirvsrov I.ITCII,Ll4, Kr.r.r.Mr.it filzllkiil-. Azuixmsio ROBERT HINKLEY PIETRO SCARPFLLI Ioi-rv WALKKY Bovs GIRI.S 2 I I I I I I .. .. 47 H 34 .. 29 .. 2 zo 1 .. 6 .. ig ., I .. 1 1 ,. I .. 2 -- 5 .. I 2 -- 5 I 7 2 I .. 1 I .. 3 I .. 2 I I .. I .. 1 ire high school lim r,R1.vSc:iIRIi.1si-.R Students who have never been tardy: IOS girls, 48 boys lln all the parmahe iugf nr uma tlirr nnun that In the uffring hefnrr hm' uhulhv gnnn: i- ' i 4 Wi Vi l ll ' l lllllll iiiii g l' lf J lji lmil il m ,limi ri , gillii I .a fl , , Axvl, Q Nnplil I D X l liiibl i 5 ,Jr Z' 1 i I 45 'I .1 vnu: Nm. The Hosfe. ll. ' fy lu i ii illll f S i y.'fiilllll l 'Wi'llll1 , 5 It U , llllzil K llli li i, .l.ii .i, l iiiiilllll ll l 'lIl !l ,il .ll li 'l lllllliii ll ll l mli i K - i X ii i llifil l l nz. .Q rm. 0 The followi athletics: Acro Club .... Art Club ..,.. Allied Youth. . . lianil ...,..... Helter Driving. . Boosters ,.... Vlass Pl'lY lfire Squad .... 4H v............ German Club .... Gym Leaclers. . . Girls League .. Glcc Club .4..... Hi Y ........... International Club I Club .....,.... lerfersonian ...... Klatawas .... Latin Club. . . Live Wires. . . Mozart ...,.. Orchestra ...,.. Philomatbeans, . . Pi Delts ....... P. lf. P. Club. .. Preppers ..... Science Club. . . Spanish Club. . . Steno Club ..... Stamp Club .... Technical Club. . . Trails Club ...... Fri Y ..,...... Usher Corps. . . Winged Pen. . . Zetas .....,.. Baseball ...... Basketball .... Football .... Golf ..... Soccer .... Tennis. , . Track .,.. ng tabulation shows the number who took part in various ac Magis' Earnings Total amount earned .......... .,.....,..,, .,...... . . , . Number of boys who workecl .......,... .-Xvcraggc pcr boy. . Largest amount earned by Bruce Kiehl .........,.. Occupations at which money was earned: lfariuing ..... Cler king ..... .. Delivering.: . . . Carrying Papers . . . . Musician ,... Cailclying .... Miscellaneous tivities and in Boss Gmrs 5 .. 2 7 .. 1 0 2 7 2 . . 1 II lj 20 , , 3 4 5 'fl 9 ,. .. 40 13 39 Il . . 5 6 217 6 I3 .. I0 54 0 30 33 Pl 6 7 5 . . 9 21 .. .. I4 . , 36 II . . 2 I2 1 gl 4 . . IU . . .. 37 I6 . . . . I1 .. io o ., I4 .. iq .. 4 4 18 .. 2 7 18 . . ...S47,653.sq . IIN 435-IU 23,145.00 I2 17 Ili 59 6 6 So anh if thvg hihr, rertgn, an mrnntlp uma algr, Elini ulgr was nut nf allr rlmrxtrr i i 4 .ml llln J . l i i Girlz' Earnings Total amount earned ......... ........,.... ,..... . . ,,A, S5 I2,gI5 20 Number of girls who worked. . . . . 1 1 A P 10 Average per girl ........,...,......,...,.,. 119 51 Largest amount earned by Ittcklyn Lee Byrne .... , 141011110 Occupations at which money was earned: Ushcrmg ,,,.... ................ Curing for chilclrcn . . Oflicc Work ,..., Selling ....,. Clcrking ...,... Berry Picking Sewing ....,,.. Waitress ..... 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By EDITH Lnoxrc. ifir luurh rhinnlrgr, Elrnntlgr nnh lpnnnnr. frvrhmn nnh rnrtingr ful nun-thy uma 111 in his lurhw nm-rr M, 11 1 J fl! l 1 il Jw 1 l 1 1 l 1511111111111 nf Uhr :U1I11P '35 0111155 I'II.GRlM AI,IsRLc:II'I', LLIQILLL ALLEN, DoN Amos, MAXIVE ANDERSON, IiS'I'lIIiR ANDERSON, cIlI.I-H-QR'l' ANDERSON, LINNILA ANDRE, CLARE ASCHENBRENNI-.R, IRl:Nli AVERY, DALI.AS Il-.AN AXELSON, MARIF1 IXXTMAN, l.lI1:II,I.I-, Azt'IyIANo, CII-.ORGI-. IIAUGIIMAN. BILL IIALLARD. IiLoIsI-. III-.A1:H. f:LAIKIIi BIat:RIyIAN, IDUNNA IIHLI., MYRTLE III-.NNIlf.'l I'. H ELI-.N Bl-1N JIi'l'T, MARGAREI' Bl-.NTLLY, I'A'rRIc:IA III-.YIiR, VI-.LDA H:DoooD. MlNNll'. lIlIf.I.MAN. PSYCH!-. lI'RKl'.l.AND, GIYNIIILD HIZIEAU, LAVVRIENCE IIIORKINIAN, HELEN BLACK, IJORDTHY HoARDIy1AN, KA1'IIRyN HoI.1'ER, PIIYLLIS HossERIy1AN, HUB1iR'l' IIOSTROM. HAROI.D IIUVVI-.N, WINNIERED IIRANDENBURG, HAROLD IIRAY, WILLIAM l'IRIDGEVVA'l'ER, BERTIIA IIROCKINII-lliill, IlliI.IGlfIT BRUPIIY, f:ARL BROVVN, CIILRALD IIROXVNI-.LI., ETHEI, IIUCHER, IPAYID IIULLIS, MAX'IS RUNNING. DoRo'I'IIy BI1RI.EI', EARLNA Byizxia, IACKLYN CALDVVI-.Ll., EILIJZN CARLSON, Bl-.RNIUE CARI,soN, CARI. CARLSON, ELMER CARLSON, RoDNI-.Y CARVELL, fiENEYIliYl: CASEY, IOE CAYANAUGH. IUNL IJHAPMANI, PEGGY QIHASI-., CIIEsTER 1L:l'II'.NOVVI-,TIL Vmixox LIIIURCH, .'kR'I'III'R CLAIRMORE, GLoRuL'1 I'E PRIDE Luke Don Max Duehess Gil Annie Clare Ash Dal .Xxel Toly Georgie Willie Weezie Clair Becky Myrt Benny Maggie Pat Tomboy Betty Sike Gunny Larry Tut Dot Kathy I'hyl Boss lIoX Winny Hal Billy Ilert Del Carl Gerry Brownie Dave Red Dot Iiarl Iaeki Ike Ilunnie Carl Iilmer Rod Gen Ioe Iunie Chapie Chet Iaek Art Georgi PRAYER I'm mad. I-Iow're ya doin'F I'm so worried. IIow'm I doin'F VVhere's Elmer? l'll never tell. I hayen't done it. Where's Ethel? Oh. I ean't play. Oh. goodness. goodness! Oh, heavens! Iiut how'll I do it? Hold 'em. team! Has anybody seen Maxine? It's not fair. I'm on the sta1I. I hayen't clone anything for today. I'm going up to I,innie's. Say, how come? Oh. reeeeeally? Tell Mr. Trenholme I'm in Gym. l'm a roaming eowlioy. He's just a hoy I met last summer CSilenceJ She gives me a pain. That's right, Aw, gee! We've broken up. Another girl and I went on a date Oh. yeah? I kicked, but I missed it. WheI'e's Hank? My theory is that- What kind of ear have you got: Honest to Pete? Is Betty here? Aw, heck. Did you get that experiment? .Xnyone seen Phil? How far do we go? I'm glad I'm not the only one that s slow I should worry. I have to help Miss Wey. The party's at my house. Bertha and I- Where's Putt-putt F Ya snake in the grass. Don't ever say Oh Elmer to me I.et's skip! This shorthand is awful. I sure took a beating. Iessie. I know a new one. Definitely! Pass it to me once in a while. I forgot. .Xre you going? I can'tq I hafta study. Al aprkr hr nmvrr an ruhrlirkr anh lurgrz nr I-limi lpr nmrt irllr his talr untrrmr ni frunr tlgmu I I , I I I , I 'I' , H I A lllll: I I 4 rl l I l PILGRIM CLARK, IVII-.LYIN CLARK, I'iDVl'ARD CORSOY. IDOROTY CRUUKS, PAUL CIVLLIYAY, IOSI-.I'II IDAILF-.Y, HARRY IJALTUY, ROHI'.R'I' DAD, FRANK IJAVVSON, ROBLRT DLBi.RNARDIs. FLORLNCL Ili-.N'ros1. MARIoRIr: IDI-.SLImR, I-II-.NRY IDOLLARHIDH, Ill-.TTY IROVVNI-.R, IAA1v.s ECONOIXIIIS, Somni: Ii'I4RLx1, IZYA IiIxIHRT, IOHN I lARRl-.LI., It-.ssIc:A Fl-.RRY. LLOYD IJINN, MARX' l:INNIiLL, LLUYD I'iI'l'lZII, CATIIRRINI-3 FI'I'ZGlzRAI.D, RONALD I:I.I'.MINIG, IAOUISIL Fox, Rlf1'II FR it. IR. R, li'ri I ia L IJIILLLR, IIETTI fiARBI4.R, l'IkI.l-.Y CILORGI., FRANoIgs ci0RDON, RUTII Go'I I'sc:IIAI.K, IANE fiIlANSTROIXI, HARRY ciRAY, I.II.LIAN fill!-1BLO, HAROLD Giziso, IOIIN IIAVNLR, ll'.ANNl4.'I'Tl4. IIALD, DORIs I lAl.Xl'.RSON, ANNA MAL IIAMM, IiLMI1R IIANNONI. BIa'I I'Y HANNIILA, IQLMI-,R HANsr.N, KILADYS lIAxsoN, Rtrssi LL HARRIs, MARYIv IIARRIs, IXlURMAN IIARRY, CIEORGE lIAR'i'MAN, MIIRII-.L IIARY LY, fRl,l7RGl'. II'X'I't'lI. l'iARL lIA'I'l4II-.LD, IVIARGl'l'.RI'lilp IIANVKS, FRA'vc:Ls IIr.if1.IN. MARIORII-. Hi-.GLII-.. IACK Hi-.lNH:K, GORDIJN HERDHR, IQRANCI-.S HERX'ILLE, IOSEPI-I Iliexs, LEONIARD IIINKLieY, ROBLRI' Hlltovs, ROHYNI IIoifl4A1Ax1, fiVl'I.NDOI.YN IIOLI MAN, IJONALD PRIDE Mel lid Dot Crooks Ioe Dailey Sandy Dau Bob Flossie Vixen Hank Betsy lim Soph Iivie Grcenpea less Cutey Mary Phineas Kitty Fitz Lu Ruthie Babe Betts Helen Fran Gordy Gotcha Cleo Lil Grebbie Looey Netts Dode Annie I-Iam Betty lack Glad Russ Marv Norm George Teeny I'Growin' Pain: I Iateh Marge Ifritze Marge Heggie Gordy Fran Ioe Muggsy Bob Prexy Gwen Don I'R.XYIiR Let's throw a party. VVhere's your car? lie here at Szoo cfelock. Illoopl I went skating. Got our English? I saw Iacque in Library. I was in Gym. I've lost my voice. Herman's coming down tonight Mr. Bowles calls me that. Well, you see, it's this Way- l've got another pin. Nawl Let's don't. I can't talk any louder. That teacher iust loves me. Women don't bother me. Gym, Study Period. No more barn dances for me. I think so. Don't call me Phineasl I hate you. I hafta write the minutes. You dropped something I don't think so. I gotta stay in 312, One at a time. please. Anybody got some gum? I iust can't get it. Got your transcripts? Have you done it? I'm hungry. You never can tell. All sold out. Here I am, you lucky people. Oh, that's perfect! I'm looking for Maxine. Wanta write heads tonight? Got your science? Pet! Teacher's lookingl I'm all for skipping. I'm Russell's sister. l.et's sing somethin' different. Aw, nuts! My chest is big enough. IVery quietj. I thought I'd die. Ya got it? Yea! I made my letter. Gosh! Oooh, I forgot to do itl I have to help Mr. Bowles. You guys can pay it. Aw, yer kitlclirf. Did you? How about your dues? I'm from Medford, not Salem. You wanna do some typing? Aw, I gotta go home. Nooooo, I guess not. I'ye been robbed! 151' lnnrh rlmnlrur Elruutli sinh lgunnur, frehum auh rurtringr. anh thnugh fmt he uint umrthg, In' mas num I: l 'A llu , I I I'lLt9RlM IIOl,I.Il'.R, Mitmtigu lloi-Pl-..Ciik1s'i'A Ilowr.. MAxiNi-. I'IUI7Dl.IiS'I'0N. HARmi-xr IIunsoN, HHI.P.N Ilttunscnwl-.Rl.i-LN. IRLNL HUx'l.r.R, KI'QNVE'I'kI Ixnsiarit. MARCQARLT' INGRAHAM. Roi.1.AND INnriA1-IAM. Rtvri-i IANHUNEN, EDWARD Irifift:oTT, RAYMOND lrNNtsoN, IDONNA IFNOYICH, fILYNN Ii-:NsoN, DoN IoHNsoN. Biissiia IoHNsoN, ELIKILR IOIINSON, MAX IonNsToN, I,l-.SDEMONA IQAISER, Pr.Tr.R KARP. HOR'I'liNSli Ki-LEP, VIRKZINIIA IQFLLINIER. I.UClI,Ll: KELLY, M.KRX' KHPHART. LINNIE Kama. MARGlIP,Rl'l'lz KIM-lL.HRUt:i-1 Knees, Gnonor. KING, Iiissia K1NNu', V1ylAN KLATTEN,fi1.ADX'S KNIPPLE, I-Iia1.i1N Koi-:Hu-LR, LUTHLR KRIENS, ZHLDA KLYLILIN, QIURDUN LAHEY. I-IHLLN LANDON, WALTI-LR LANSKY, WILBUR LARSON, EYIELYN L.iRsoN. LUCILLE I-.iUom.lN, ELLEN Lii1NoNaN, Mfmyix I.i-,i1'c:n, Hiai.i.N IA-.I.AND. IVIARGI-.RY LHNHVH. IRAN Lizoxu, Iiurm I.l-.STI-.R, MlI.IJRl'.D I.ayit'K, Gi-.oiton LIND. AoNr.s LisTi-.R, Lrovu IAJMMASON. LQRRAINIL Louoiirru, ILANI-, L0vkt.L, MARGARET LUZADER, ROB!-.RTA LYON, CATHLRINE ACKINy Si-zoxoi-. M C MAEDA. Roi' MAIIAN, Lotiisi-. MALLURY, VVRI. . ,Af , soN. ARGARIJI' N1 'mia M PRIDE Mil Chris Max Harry Helena I Kenny Marg Rol Ruthie Shunghoon Ray Don Ienny Ilud Bess lilmer Maxie Iles Pete Iuliet Keepsie Lu Irish Iirnie Marg Bruce Hop Gold Sarge Vio Glad Kanip Mark Zel Gordy Peewee Walt Wil Iii' Flika Iil Liniment Red Marge Ieanie Lee Mil Show boat Aggie Lister Lo Lady Iane Mig Bobby Cathy Prexy Roy Lu Vurl Meg Elgin nnhlr nmmmplr tn his 5 PRAYER Is there going to he a meeting? We'll do our German together. What kind of flowers do you want? I didn't do it. Ask Ieane. Fancy that. Hot dogl Isn't this hard? That's keen. I think Mr. Bowles is perfect. Let's rassle. How are you. my fran? I tlon't know. Four hits I can get a date with her. Oh. I wish I were Aladdin. Macht iemantl einen yorschley dasz wir xei Boy. it's almost Friday. Oh. you showhoat. Oh, you silly kids. You coulda fooled ine. Isn't it simply superlw? I'm not loud, l'm natural. Have you practised? Well- I'm going down to HeIen's. I have to get a story. Am I good! The coach and I are iust like that. Pipe down. you guys. I have to work Study Period. I do my studying at school. I'Il see you later. I ean't Hml it. I really tlon't know. That's what you think. Aw. geeeee. Come down to the Live VVire Office. Well, that's what I mean. I didn't have time to finish. I like Mr. Hay. Sure, I'll help you. I'd rather play haskethall, Gad! Am I unhappy. I don't think l'Il go. Isn't this Latin awful. IJon't forget Girls' League meeting Ooooh. what'll I do now? I leh-heh-heh I VVas I embarrassed! May I borrow your pen? Do it for me? Is he cute? That's the spirit. Yippeel My pappy was an Indian! I've heard that before. I'm taking Doris. I gotta play basketball tonight. When do we eat? I iust love itl I didn't say anything. D lprrp lgr ynf. that firm he mrnglgtr. auth nftrrumrh ltr tauglgir. I mio l Il l 'ill li III I W. synth: l I. Il I Ii I .U ' . I IILI' II I I l I I' I' VI! Ii lm I PILGRIM MINKII.. M.-KXINF. MIWY. Kant. M XRKK WIN. Wayvn MIy1 I'i.sov, I.IIc1l1.1.1g M.Ix'I'z. Iloxinn M M. I'iLTl3l',NIi IVICT.'xI,I.ISTI-.R, I-Iixmk Mczliitinil.. lmvxi-. MeCAIvrII.Iz.SHIR1,II1 Mc Mc :GaRTlw, Pa'i'RIcl.Ix :IJoN.Iu,n. litmus MeM.IwL7s. LEONARD Miiczxhs, lost-.PH MI -in.. Maiuov MII.i'xi.i.R. Fsrmga lVII'I'lTIII'.I.I.. ROI-II-.R'I' Mos:'rc:omr.ay. BI-3'I i'I. Moztnlsov. lurk Mo'1sI . II-.ANI NI grsov. Iinxiiwv N i.sIiN. ANITA No'xc:.IIrw. Rosl-, NI 'Ir,aiI. Gztofuzlg Vyiuxs. Irv:-, IDAKI-.S, IDI-.Av OIILIII-.N. loitxr O I.I4.XRY. f:A'I'III'.RINIIL f,I.IX'IiR, I7.I.mNoR ONsi.ow. PEGGY OPP:-I., WINIII'IiP.IJ OPPI-.RIxi.fN. II.IxRIs.IxIm OsIsoRxI,WlLBi1R'1' f7'I l'I-.IlSON, BARBARA PAGOVIS, ANGI-.1.lNr. Palma, MliLX'IV IJl',Dl-.ILS0N, IIORUTIIY I'I4,vnI-.Iu:R,xss, WILLIAM Pi.RKINs. IIOROTIIY IDIIIIKINS, RICHARD I'I.IuuvIa, FRANc:i.s I'I nssixrui-in, Ii1.o:sIa I'oiN'i'i1n, Vniwost I'oo1.I-,, IUIANL I7OVVIiI.L, GORDON Pnmxow, Lois I,IfT'I'KAINII'.R. KI-,NNIg'I'Il QLINN, I70IlIS RNMIIO, l7ot'c:1,.Ixs RANDLI.. l.oIs RI-,nIIit, I'iI.I.I-.XI Rifnmown. Fi.onI1NctL Rm.. VIOLIVI' RH-.n, W11.1.mM RI',lC1lII.I-., V1oi..x RI'.IXII.INGliR, Makioiuia Rumi., Gypsy RII.yNo1.Ds, IMXK Rim-.. Donoian' RIKZIIARIJS, Iinwlxix R0HlI.a'1's, .NWN Roniznrs, LBOROTHY PRIDE Max Carl Shiek Gele Matz Gene Mac Mcliritle Shirl Patsy lim Mac Ioe Marion Metz Mitch Scott Iory Ieannie Iffl Inky Rosie Nurm Iunie Oakie Iohnny Katie Nellie Peg I Jim ples Bobby Wil Iioh Angy Piany Ihotty Bill Perkie Perk Fran El Verni Pudde Gortly Lo Kenny Ilo Doug In IEI Flo Vi Iiill Vi Fudge Gyp lack Rice Iiddie Bob Dot PRAYER Oh, it's terrible, kid. It's a great game. IIon't do that. l'm not so smart. I beg your pardon. If she calls on me- H'ya. Babe! It's super-super! I'm in the class play. I don't like it a bit. Wait a shake, Am I a man! Hoy. do I like Mrs. Smith. Doris and I did it. Maybe. Ask her now. I'm going to Eugene this week-end VVhat do I get for it? Let's buy some candy. What period is this? Got a comb I can use? Ah. you mean Bill. Well. I think- I go steady. So what? I'm broke. Oh, ht-'s a sailor! Stop righting. you two. Was I burned! I never talk. I've got a new heart-throb. I'll bring it tomorrow. Hello, all you lucky people. Naturally. Oh. I was sick. Down with Leitch! Do I love Campbell! Have I the work to do! But, I say now- What is this. a game? I don't get it. Gonna turn out tonight? Oh, for gosh sakes. Where can I get a rifle? That's what Lucille said. Let's have a smoker tonight. I haven't learned it yet. Wanna right? You would. You're feet aren't so small. Ilaye you heard- Oh. Fiddlesticks. H'ya, Beautiful. Have you got any more? Was Tom there? I was in Gym. The science was a cinch. You don't say so. Gee, I mlon't know. II'ya kid! I did that, too. AI ful nf frrmilir flnurm, uiliytr unit rrh. A1 Ihr hay lip uma an frrnli aa its Iliv mnnth nf Mag. I wx IIIIH' 'I 'l' f' ll 'I I hx!! I.. ...ll H ! . y I I, IM I' 'l'lI'lI M 'III lf il II, !!N IIIIIII in I ' ,mu il -I-IfIg...IIIIIII I I' ' II I l l I III I I Il l IV III . lla I l I I! W III I ' 3- -I L , W llllu ug A rl X Ml! Ill .- uf' ' , - -1, yn i I ,ll I ' X , mi , II' Il I X-W' I 0 I I lII -IIIIII I I l l II 'I II I ,I II' I! ! I Ill n '! I'IIIIlIIIIIll ll II II' I . II ll I fniq .- .I -.- I I II, IS I lmlIllll l, I III . x l l I PI L1 PRIM Roiznrrsow. GLAD Ronwsow. RoIsI.R'1' Rom.Rs. I5AyIn Rooms. ELDON ROMIG. DAIIL Romsos. IDA Rosri. DORIS ROSLNVI-.I.D. Gmnoia ROSINL. RUTII RtrDEsILL, Doms RI,IIKKA, NIARGARI-.'I' RUSS!-,I.I., CHARLI-.S SANIJIIRRG. IAMI,s SARGHNT, IJOROTIIY SCARPI'.l.I.I, PlI'.TRO SCHAIYMRIIRIQ. IIALL Srtinmvn. CARI. SCHIMPIA. FRIHJA ScHLI'I I'. ES'I'III'.R SCHRIBER. BHHRLI' SEPPANIQN, IRIA SHADE. IAMus SHAVV. HIQNRI I'.'I l'A SHIMMENS, MAROARIQI' SILIaR. VIRGIL SIMPSON, HAROLD SKOGBIO, CLARP.Nl'F. SLANKER, Tm SLEIZTH, MARSIIAI.I. SPIENGLHR, IJOR0'I'llInA SPOLLSTRA, HAROLD STAr:I-,v, WILBIA S1'ANsBIeRv, MARor.I.I.I. STLI-III-,N. KIIQRALDINE STIf.lIBlNG, I.uc:II.L STILVLNSON, WAI,l.AtIIL STI-.VVAR'I', MARUARIJI' STowAsI.R, ROLLO STRELLMAN. Rt rH STO'r1', Bm ri' STOUT, MARIORIH SYVART, BI.1'TvI,OII SWARTOUT. Iir.'rTi' Lou TALBOT. MAXINI-. TAI Ie, I7oRo'rIIv TAX'l.OR, KATHIQRINL T1IA1'4:HI5R, MARY TIIIIis. LIes'I'r,R THOMAS. CIIARLLS THOMAs. HLLILN THOINIAS, MILDR no THOMAS, OLwvNsII5 TQHOINIPSONI, WOODROW TORRANCE, THELBIA TRAX'ER, Mi-.LBA VAN ALST, LORRAINL VAR ARSDALI-1, IJoRo'I'Hx' VooLANn, IOIIN WAllNIiR, MINNII: XVAKQNI'-,R, VIRGINIA W.Al,UU'I I', IIARRY PRIDE Glad Rob Ilave Don Dale Bompie Rosie Rosie Phrupi Rudy Mary Chuck Iim Sargy Pete Schaumbie Carl Fritzi Schlitt Bev Iria Shadow Hank Shimmy Rasputin Hal Clare Ted Marsh Ilot Hal Willie Marcc Ierry Lucy Wal I y Stu Stow Ruthie Betty Marge Ilettylou Mrs. Stowaser Max Dot Kate Thatch Les Chuck Tommy Mil Wynne Woody Tim Mel Van Dolly Oscar Moocher Gin Cap PRAYER Nothing. I should think anyone would know that. I'm the professor. Wanna match nickels. Don't ask me. Isn't she clever? Greetings! Wait'll we get to Salem. I think I'll go home. I'm a man-hater. Got your English? Nix, I'm not taking my car. Did we have fun! Yes. thank you. How ya doin? Whatcha doin'? Now, when I was- I.et's go skating. I got a letter yesterday. That's what Mr. Rockwell said. Gee. I musta been absent. Do I slay 'eml Wouldn't that be tragic? Let me copy your English? I haven't got a date yet. Hey, wait up! How're ya! Hand it over. Freshies bother me. I think I know it. You got me, pal. Those dumb kids. I'm not very bright. The dance was perfectly swelll WouIdn't you like to know? I'm goin'g are you? Gosh, I didn't do that. Aw, now, BettyIou- Gee, I'm hungry. Are you going? Here I am. Everyone has his own faults. Isn't that just duckyl Sorry, but I've already got a date. Isn't that awful? I guess I'Il go home. I'm going away over the week-end. Iiut-but-- I wish I could get my lesson. It ean't be helped. I just had to laugh. lust ask me. Have you studied? My honey gave it to me. That's perfect. Sure, I'm going with Ray. Oh. don't mind her: she's iust nuts. IJon't call me Oscar. I haven't studied itl II'ya, angel-face! I don't know about that. EP Inurh rhiualrgz. Ernuthr muh hnunur. frrrhnm auh rurtingr ful umrtlig man hr in his lurhra uirrrr ful un, .wnlllu PILGRIM XVALKLR. linwi WALKKY. Ioiw WARNDAHI.. KA'rHm'N Warsorv. Fmwms Weiss. Hii.ni2mRni. Wianxs. MAXIM, XV.-XLSH. Naomi XVI-.STIiRLUNIJ, Hiiiwlc i- Wl'1S1'Rr., SIGNIA Wilmrkk, fiAl,I. NVm'ri-,. SOPHIA Wiryahciir. Wirrsuk Wi1,LARn. Avnizm' Wn.soN. Fnmianimzx WILSON, Ml-,Lvw W1sr1'r,RntmN.Rt'i-n' Wi'r'rxmziai.. I,l1.i.i,w Woi.i-'i-., Rinmown Yolwu. I-IAZIQI, ZiMMLRr.i.RU1'ii Zoox, Iii.1zABL'i'ii PRIDE PRAYER Izd Do I hafta do that? Iohnnic Boy. am I hot! Katie Boy. have I thc work! France Well. honey- Hildy I'm simply famishecl. Max Ccnsurcd. Namo I iust knew you wcrc going to call on mc. Brainstorm I don't know it vcry well. Sig Oh. rcccccally? Bunny How ya doing'? Soph Oh. rats. Wil Funny joke. Willic Isn't that swell? Frcddic I think- Mcl Who made this slide? Skippy Aw. shoot. Lil You'd hc surprised. Ray Fair enough. Dolly I'm 'fraid I'm gonna got a U. Zop Aw. hats! Betty Havc you any powder? I 1 I A--:Aw '32, . I I 'K lliiil ulii'llrvlITi 2, 2 rf- En Erram By MARGARIZ1' KIHZAR To dream of our ioyous school days Ilrings happiness cvcr so swcct: It loads us through enchanted ways And rcllccts visions wc long to kccp. To dream of our friendships so dear Inspircs a spirit that thrillsg It brightens our lives ycar by ycar And so often our loncly hearts rill. When wc dream of days that were ours Arid friends who were cvcr so true. Brings ioy that will last many hours Tis a thrill that will last our livcs through. marks hr neun' an ruhrlirkv sinh Iargrz nr 21195 lin mutt trllr his tells unirrmr, nr frgnr thing. .M .Uk.'1y, M ll r y .. V... .. M, M y I mv i s 3. ll ll-l x is gl!l'lt'llllly l. l1ll I ll ljllllllllllllllll ll ,I K' I 0 Iliff I l i ll ll riulf 'dll' 'li all l. I lil I 'll lllll kxf y ' ill I 'll' all if iliiiivl lll i l ll li ili i t I I ' rl U illl l lll ll Ill' ll .I ll I ll' l I W MI. K ll ll l ll A l l Wat nathzlznz. mhgl I haue tgme aah apart. Er that I fsrthtr in thin tal: pass. me thinkrth it arnrhaunt tn rwnun. Un tell: gnu al the rrmhirinun CDI nh nf him, nn an it nemeh mr, Anh whtrhe they mzrrrn, aah nf what hzgrn: Anil nk in what arrag that thzg were tune. Artiuitira 5 9 WM 9 4 ,f' l xx J . 'W V-PM 5 - - X X S 'fn Q 3 gkfgw N .E , ig f 7lHinh EIII1 nf Ilvifnr N : 1: sz in 315' Q I i 3- oc- Q s I E Alf I WW lilataumz Top Row-R. Doekery, G. Fake, A. Willard, lf.. Burley, IJ. Dunlmr. I.. lfitzgerald. V. Palmer, B. Griief, C. Wiesendnnger. I. Thatcher. ful-.NI'I'l4.R Row-l.. Brace, A. Strand, D. lluugsten, M. liehling, I. Buxton, li. Rulmertsun, P. Muurmzin. C. Powers. BOTTOM Row-E. Brownell, I. Aschenbrenner, D. Rudesill. Secretary, Miss Parker. M. Thatcher, President. Miss McRaith, li. Schlitt, Vice President, ll. Tate. Treasurer. H. Lzihey. Sergeant'.Xt-Arins. 1 railzi Glluh TOP Row-H. McKinney, G. Ienovieh, N. Geiyligirt, lf. Piittvrsnn. P. XVliittlesc'y, I. Iuhnsnn, N, Sielu-i'ts, IJ. Knnles. Cl-N'i'i.u Row-I. liinert, ll. Kinney. R. Smith, A. llgirtliulmiiey, F. Stamps. ll. Morse. I. Vim 'Tre-eht. R. Fitzgerald. Horiom Row-Il. Patterson. D. In-nsen, I.. McManus, IJ. Inst, President. C. Russell, Secreturv. I. King. Sergeant-At-Ariiis, I. Ilerrle. Treasurer, M. Nichols. wig? MZ 1 91111177 llyvv ' 'vi H B i Toi' Row-IS. IILlllgIlIllL1l1, D. Inst. M. Iluuscr. Sci'gc11l1tf.Xt-Xriw. I.. Tuinxisic. l.. Tzimnsi T. XILIIIHLIIQ ll. Mgickin. CI'.Y'l'l-.R Row-li. Pciulcrgrum, I. King, IJ. Ferris, U. Iil'Ll5fLlli. li. liftclniriil. H. Wickmun, li. Mitchell. HU'I'TOIxl Row-li. Hikes. Mr. Iiuwlcs, R. Himns, l'rL-sidcnt. R. Wulf, Vice Prcsimlcm, M. Icnkins. li Izinhum-n. Suurctnry. Uri-15 Top Row--Ii. 'IvllSilI1f, M. Manning, I. Stott. B. Dniighry, P. Sclilcsscr, V. Spcmc-i', I, Lillig. V. Iuincr- lz. Hgilgriiigui. lx. lulimuii, N. Iohmun. N. Nclmn. l. Suppgirivn, A. I.i1iiI. I. lilmppvll, B, Cucn ll. Iuhimm. M. Ke-np, lb. Vim .Xml.1lr:. Ci-viii: Row-Il. Ricligmls, l'. Olscn. IJ. Yuungcr, Il. MCczllIllL'j', R. Lewis, I. I.uNcvc, M. Slurkcrscn. C. Wicscml111lgL'1'.C. Lyon, IJ. licckniun, liclitor, P. ligmc, R. Frcylng. M. Vick, I. Salzman, li, Fnrlmv, M. VVhitc, C. Sluwgmcr. H, Karp. IJ. Rico. Ho'i i'om Row-H. lfnrrcll. li. Smith, B, Zook, I.. Mumlcr. F. Zuuk. C. Cook. Sccrctniy. S. Barclay, D. Black Rcprc5ciilutivr. I . Austin. Miss Iiulrr, A. Nilsen, K. Wnrmluhl. President. IS. Swim. M. .XllCIL'l'50I'l. V. Km-p, 'I4I'V1lNllI'C'l'. I. Sliiiml. Vim' I'rc-aiilclil, V. Mittx, II. l.L'wis, I. xvkbtllilllilll. li. Sixilrurlgi. 'If Clitfiml. r f.,I - 1 Io .1 ' 53.1 II MI! S -6' 2- .XI ' 'I ' Zeta Evita Sigma ul- Row-II. Ilulry, X. Mnrtm. In. Mnllcr. L. Hrxtl. M. Wlnlc. M, Ilnrru, V. Omchl. R. Ixstcr. M. I.m'vIl H. Mlll1lg11IllK'Tf', H. licrkcr. CI.'s'I'l-.R Row-li. liulgcnmn. I. Smlnl. I. Swtt. li. Swurl. M. Nngn-I. S, Stn-uhlc. C. Iuhmun. lf. M.1ltln'ws, li. Dcrr, I. Hafner. l-iulumlxl Row-li. Iilmglcmiingcr. M. l.L-su-r. Trcusurur, P. Bentley. Secretary. Miss lumber. P. Chapman, Pres- ulcnt, P. Mfiinrthy. Vice I,l'L'sitIL'I1I, I. Mclhimlc, Sl'I'gC1lIllnxt-.xI'll15, H. Ilcrnpxry. I, Mursc. O 1 0 131 Brita 4 pmlnn Tm' Rwm'+C,CIugxtn11. K. I7llIlIiLllNi'I', M. l'41zin41, R. Smith, G. Iclmuviclm. il. Allllllilllll, I. Iuhn-,un, In lfin- nrll. N. Siclvcrls, ll. Puwrll, M. Clglrkc, H. Mitcllcll. Cl.':'1'l-.R Row-ll. Knulcs. Ii, lmu-rmn, G. CIILIIICY, I, King, H. Urcblu. H. lifu-luml. Il. Cllixws. II. Otlcr- l I stmm. I. He-rg. I. Van Trcchl. I. lullic, l. Iistnlumok. A. II2ll'IIlHIUllli'f'. B0'I'I'UM Row-U. Hurvcy. ll. Inst. IJ. l'nlu-mum. P. Wlmrlmny, W, Sll'Yl'I15IIl1. SL'I'gt'1lI1l'.xI'.'Xl'l1l5. I. Ilcglic. Treasure-r. C. Ruw-ll, Prcmimlcnt. H. Kinm-y. XYICL' l'1'e-sidcrlt. R. lfilzgrrnlml. Su'rct.1rx. l.. Hirks. G. Muukin, I. H:-rrlc. .IM CSN , -nf . Eleffvrannian 571215 nl' Row-Y. Iguncx, M. 'I'ruut. M. Mvhl, H. VVcis.s, P. Rcitvr, Gutlsflmlk, M. Hrrllirr, I. Pivrcc. K. Brophy. I. Slnlml. L nvrm Ruw-IJ. Black, ll. Tlxonmpsolm, D. Younger, li. Tuw, M. Luwin, L. HL-inn. li. Iuhnsun, M. KCZLIIQ V. Rcichlc, Il. VValcutt. HU'l l'USf Rnw-Mr. Sibley. Ii. Frccr, I. Cmwlcy, Busincsx Manager, Mr. Pratt, A. Halverson, Editor, CQ. Ilgrrwy. Spurtx I .ditur. IJ. Hccknmn, I. Howard. I . Ludwig, Mr. Huttun. Blattn Qlluh 'nv Rmvffl. fjhlllltj, F.. Mclrwin, .-X. Maalsc'l1, M. Mc-hl. M. xvllgflthf, ll. Furrull, C. Cook. M. Rcib, II. Slum, H. Wwlcrluml, IJ. Nirlmn, H. Bray. Cnvrnu Row-M. Imlwtlx, li. Svobgula, li. Warm-r. M. Ottcrmn, Ii. Slustrop, M. Krufsic, C. Murphy R. Nishinu. I., Scnrpclli, l.. Ilcinu, A. Bomber. UI l'U1Nl Row-I. Van Vicklr, H. Murdock. li. Ottcrmn, Girl Consul. Misa Cgunpbcll. V. Chcnuwcth. Buy Cnmul, M. Hullicr, Scurvtnry, Ii. Tnw. .-X. Molinc, A. Halvcrmn, C. Strom. lihilnmatheana Top Row-li, Luckc. V. Ignnc-5. I'.Scl1l1-N-1', L. Cnrlwn, I. Lillig. V. Sprnccr, I.. Smith, C. Ik-Lin, M.Pfl.1ke. M. Karp, R. Olmcll. CINH-,R Row-IJ. Stcplmns, D. Iiullglns, Ii. Fenton, I. Hobson, M. Stnrkcracn. F. Watson. W. Hmvcn. G. Innes, M. Thatcher, M. Stout. Ho'1 1'ou Row-M. Smith, I. VVilclc. IJ. Ruclcsill. Scrgcuxlt-at-Arms. P. Chapman. Sccrc-tary, B. Montgumcry. l'1'cxiclrl1t, Misa Ilcicsllcin. P. McCarthy. Vicc Pwsiclcnt. V. Kccp, Treasure-r. O. Krctlcr. Hnhrr Qlnrpu Tm' Row-I. Morgan, R. Hiruns, K. Mille-r, W. Stru-l1ml1, D. Inst, I.. Tgllnasie-, B. NV:'Izlc-r, I.. TLIITIGQIC If. llclclliua. CI.N'l'l'R Row-li. ILlI1llUl'IL'll, I. Uornick, T. XYQHIITLIIS. H, PL'lllICl'ILlI'Ll5S. I. King. M. Huusvr, II. Wickmun. H. ligmghmun, M. Clark. li0'l 1'uM Row-l.. McManus.. G. Kikcs, I. Ilcrgvrl. Secretary, Mr. YV0ncI. G. Pmvcll. Prcsiclcln. B. Mitchcll 'I4l't'Ll5llfC!', G. Muckin, R. Wolf, IJ. Rambo. o :aff am.. 7 ,X 'Lg .ffl ,,4 M QIWSI 6 CX fy T I illllnzari Olluh ov Row-I. VVnIkky. R. .XIIL-n. Ii, Iiurtun, Ii. Su1rpcIIi, O. Ilnrris. I'. Scarpa-Ili, M. Liclmcrmzm. N. Drcssk-r H. Oltcrson, Ii. .'Xx'cry. Ii. Iinm-In'ukc, I.. Ka-Ilmcr. V. Harris. Cl-N'I'I.R Row-I. Surgcnt. R. Stowusscr, 'I'l'Cil5Ul'L'I', Ii. Swurtnul. F. Kg-IIL-r, M. Smith, C. Stuwusscr I. Loughcc-4I, N. Harris, H, Iludson. D. Siglcr, M. White, N. Ilanisch, IIU'I'TOINI Row-H. lic-rIunz1l1, Ii. Luong. M. Boehm. G. Lcvick, Miss SI1uII, K. IIuyIn'r, President. Mr. Hol- Ic'nstcncI, I. KLIII, SK'fI'i'f1II'I', ID. Rogcrs, Vice Prcsimlcnt, .X. IILIICIIILID, IJ. Rcmlcr. - O 9 931112 1351115 Top ROXVf-CI.NffCLllI1PI', K. IIFUIEIIY, C. SIM-Ilalmrgcr, If. WiIsun, C. Chase, I. Cast-y, II. Cr:-bln. F.Pg1ttcrsfm IS. Iiltcluml, I.. Ilicks, I. Callus, IS. Suylur, K. Kcllmlrcrgvr, I. Mclllnud, I. Ilunncrlrcrg. CI NI'l'hR Row-M. List. I, Rnmsus, Ii. Tlmmnus, L. Nelson. I. Iluwnvy. IJ. Bcthgc, W. McKcirnmn, C. Hmvc. I. Icrncs, Kitty Ritter, IJ. WcIby. S. Arnold, IJ. Brown, G. Hnllnstcin. R. Sittncr, K, Puttkumcr. Bu'r'roM Row-H. Becker. I., Ifitzgc-rL1IaI, A. Steward, Ii. Schrincr. .-X. WiIIiarcI. Il. Hubcr, Ii. Peterson. IS. Icunncttc. W, I.amInn, I. Morrison, H. Ottcrstrmn, Ii. KIIIIICY. If. Koch, M. GuIm'son, G. Olsen I. Burnett, Mr. Woods. T- JI' Row-I.. German Glluh l,Ll1l, fy. Ilulmstcm. L. Mlll'kIl12lI1, ii. Lund. .X. Ilcllcy. li. Ilohmlrin. M. Ilrgukv. ll. Wg-lub ln. Gmc, R. l'g-ppcr, ll. 'l4lm1mlm. ll. IJQCIIIICII. C1 wr:-la Ram-S. Zilxcr, M. Chrixtqual, V. RL-ichlc. F. Iiishup, I. Page. IJ. liruwn, A. Knapp. R. Mnrcy. lf. Blum, L. H crgcrl, R. S1lllL'I', I. Van Alt, C. Sta-mlur, D. NVcitZ. Bm 1'rm Row-M. Glllil IJ Iloulglx 4 . ws. F. Pcrrinc. V. VV1lj.2I1L'I'. Vicr Prcsiclcm. C. Pcrrinc. Trczlaurcr, D IS. Iohnmn. Irvsialcllt, Miss Kzlrmrpp, M. Thunms, Sccrctnry, R. Rcuttcr. F. Gcurgc, I . Schimpf, R. Blum. Svpaninh Olluh Tm' Row-W. Stn-clc. II. Wcst, I. Ripper, Ii. l.LllllQIlIIlL N. Iuhnsnn. N. Nclmn, 13, Mackie, C. Africa, K. Wilson. CIYTI-,R Row-I.. Mclfinnis. I. Mclfinnim. W. Wntkim. X. Luibncr. IJ. Sgxrgcnt. V. Cr:-cgcr, I. Daniels. I. Uryalun. limwuxx Row-Miss Ing.1ll5. li. Stmlml, l.. Wrllmurn. R. luhnstnn. SC'Cl'L'lLlI'I. Ii. Kirkland. Treasurer. I.. lfalmlx, l'n-simlm-nl. li. Iuhnsuu, Vice' l'n'si1le-Ill. R. llinklcy. SL'I'gt'21llllll'Lll'lIl5. ' 1 UZ ff Lfvg I l Top Row-V. I.ust. M. Riilstmii, I.. VVootcn, Ii. Railmtron. M. I.ist, II. Ivailivltv, I.. Ilainmiln, V. Prclxlilc IJ. Davis, I. CIUHIUII, l'm-tuix. Cixi:-,iz Row-A. Mgirluw, V. Iigilnn, M. Avery, IJ. Hirst, li. Nelson. IS. 'I'lioiiipmii, II. Down, K. V11i'kucIns. M. Witchcr, I.. Smith. Ii. Waite, Ii, Icwcll. Iio'r'i'oM Row-IQ. I-'iunci'. Ii, O. Neal, C. Iiastlunml, Treasurer, R. Romig, Iiclitor, I.. Poplar. Secretary Ii. Suuli, Vici- Prcsiclunt, Mrs. Mitchell, M. Ruhmlurf, Prcsiclcnt, M. Clicck, I.. Robinson, ' - Tm- Row-A. Iiumnn, NV1iynv xVIllIL1I11S, II. Iaicnliy, I. Iiocliiilw, G. Pzittrrsoii, D. Smith, D. Rmiiig, I. Maul- kL .7 hctscli, U. Axllmril. I Crxii R Row-If. Wilmn, I7. Kouli, I. Ificlils, I.. Iiilily. R. IR-rkim, I. Cincy. V. McCabe, V. Sly, Ii. Haugen I I3o'i'ToM Row-li. Humlmn, A. Iiatcniun. A. Oyiiinzuln. rI.I'CllSLlI'CI'. N. Harris. Prcsiilc-nt, Mr. Putt-rson ID. Rogcrm, Vice- Prcsislcnl, S. Stimlcl, Sc-rgcgint-.Xt-Ariiis. I. Ilurignri. I Ilnternaiinnal Glluh 'Inv Rim'-V. Grmlinrig. ID. Brown, A. Oyaiiiodzi, IJ. Krcugar, B. Bray, P. Bamctt, S. l'upm'iluli. I. Bcnnctl M. Thuiiipmii, R. Perkins, R. Rigger. CEN'I'l:R Row-B. Rudy. II, Riclizmls. C. Brophy. II. Whitney, D. Trunibo, B. Smith, ID. Murray, 0. Knsiiki. C. Lt-Roy. F. Luclwig, If. Rogan, V. Wong. 3 BOTTOINI Row-D. 1. Avery. Z. Britt. A. Frcy. Trczistircr. M. Carlson. Vicc Ircximlcnt, F. Yctt. Prcsiclcnt. L. Muiiilcr, Sccrctiiry, H. Ncwzill, Sergeant-.Xt-Arim. D. Hcrimlcrmn, IJ. VVinth. B. Ulrich. Svtvnn Glluh Top RUWYM. Anim, I. I .irrcll. l.. Williiclicl. I.. Van AN, Ii, I,.irsun, Sccrctgirv. Z. Kriciis. Vifc I'rcwitIvnt B. Bursclli. B. Inks, I. Stzirkvl. V. May. Ci.w'i'i,n Row-II. VVhitncy. I.. Cnrlmn, M. Iiqirtmiin, If. Ilnwka, V. Kinney. Ii. Richimls. M. Stzimhcrry V. Houghun. R. Gorclun. Bo'r'i'oM Row-D. Krcugcr, V. Cornell, I, Lung. M. Bonner. Miss Cunningham. S. MCQZZITICF, President, H. Huclcllcston, Il. I'c'rIcrsun. Trczistlrcr, B. Robertson. M. I.Cl1intI. I u CX. 1 'MALI po diff 4 ff ' Punta Gulf Tux' Ruw-.X. Klcr, U. Wllcvlcr. K, Munn. V. Tru' Rrm-I. Ring. I. Hcrrlc. I, Mcluul. li. Rux Kcating. an-l, Ci. Kilim. L. lfinncll. C. Russell. cz!-,NJTLR Row-I. Asclmcnlvrcnncr. CIzY'l'I,R Row-V. llcycrs. Bu'r'roM Row-H. l.All1Cj'. H. Weiss. R, Rminc. llU'I I'0fNI Row - N. Garmlncr. M. Tlultchclx I I.. Kclly. H. Ycttick. Tlmlchcr. I. Hafner. V. Wagner. JIVIV. Tr 'lllUllllC, Cmlclm A 6 FF' il Tr C1.x'H-.R Row-A. Summon, lf. Stcclc. R. Stark. I. Bam Y Ho w Run'-K. Kanr. 'lf Ucr1tl'5. ll. Ultcmtrmn. A. limnlwcr, I. Mfmtug. I, Smmlvury. ll. Ncwcll. I. Murf rimn, IJ, Trumlm. V. Ulin. li. Arthur. R. Rcnnc, C. Slmgnm, W. MLil'RR2ll1l1t'H. 's. I.. Tzxlmxsic. l.. Tnnmsic. S. Linclckugcl, C. Madsen, H. Hultbcrg. C. Darby. R. lcrkins. I . Shanky, IJ. Olsen. 'vrom Row-li. Ulrich. I.. limlmly. W. LL-wis. VV. Williams. I. Sargent. R. Curlmn, O. Mock, I. Imcpllmn, B. Iiftcluml. W. Raul. Chicl. li. Hamm. Assistant Chief. R. Wolf. R. Robinson. lf. Dau. I. Human. ' .ii Elie Qlhampinnzhip Mann Top Row-F. Keller, R. Smith, C. Darnielle, G. Heineck, B. Cramer, S. Wise, C. Hill, B. Setser, D. Brown, D. Knolcs. Cmrrnn Row-Mr. L. E. Wright, D. Reeder, L. Hughes, R. Wright, C. Harlow. N. Sieberts, S. Adams, L. Kellmer, N. Williams, D. Patterson, R. Iohansen, W. Schacher, T. Olsen, R. Povath, D. Luckcrn, Mr. F. E. Mangold. Borroivr Row-P. Biddle, M. Lieberman. I-I. Beckman, C. Kellmer, A. Berg, I. Bert. O. Harris, P. Scar- pelli, I. Walkky, E. Scarpelli, W. Wieprecht, K. Dolan, B. Russell, F. Kraus, E. Sigafoos, B. Allen, E. Patterson. F112 Wann EFFERSON HIGH SCHOOUS band fully deserves the pride which every student and faculty member feels when they hear its music and see the gay colors of its uniforms. This year there is special cause for prideg the band has again won the state championship. Two years ago the silver cup became the permanent trophy of Iefferson and the band was automatically eliminated from competition in last year's contest. Credit for this success goes to Mr. Wright, its leader, to Mr. Mangold, its capable manager, and to the teachers for their untiring efforts during practises. Ieiferson High School's recognition as a music institution extends not only throughout Portland and Oregon but also throughout the United States, consequently, the organization is often requested to entertain with concerts and at athletic contests. Each member coop- erates and renders this service willingly. The band includes many outstanding players who have won many honors for them- selves, the band, and Iefferson. This institution is an ever-growing organization, which has always been popular with the students for its inspiring music. Slvifvrnnn Etmkrihall fur 1935 By GEORGE HARVEH' THE Democrat's basketball season was a real success this year under the capable coach- ing of Leonard Gherke. The team had one of the hardest pre-season schedule of games that has ever faced a Iefferson squad. The Demos managed to win nine and lose but one. The squad was made up of the following players: Forwards-Chase, Hergert, Miller, and Gornickg Center-Baughmang Guards-Rambo, Helenius, Rousseau, Rosenfeld, Son- nonberg, and Radditz. Gornick's ineligibility in mid-eason hampered the team, and Miller's absence at the end of the year because of a broken blood vessel in his neck also weakened Gehrke's reserves. The league opened with double headers at lefferson and Benson. The Washington Colonials took the IeFferson five by a score of 27 to 26 in the first league game. This win came about as a result of an overtime period after the game had ended in a deadlock at 24 all. Commerce was the next team to push Iefferson down the ladder because of their 22-21 victory on the Stenog's court. Franklin made it three straight by posting a 23-18 score on the records. The game played at Iefferson was very slow due to the numerous fouls com- mitted -in all, nineteen. At this point in the season the Ieffmen really started to fight by breaking Lincoln's zone defense and chalking up a 22-20 victory. Benson also went to defeat by Gehrke's Ieffmen to the 32-27 route. This game went into overtime when the score was deadlocked at 26-all at the ending of the game. The Democrats continued their winning streak by taking Roosevelt, 46-21, and Grant's Generals, 34-21, in order. Not to stop there they continued to win with a 21-25 victory over the Commerce Pen- pushers and Washington's quintet, 35-18. Franklin's Kollossals put an end to IeFf's win streak by marking up a 30-21 win over Gehrke's five on the Franklin maple. Lincoln then fell under the Democrat attack on the Ieff court by a 28-24 score. Benson avenged their previous defeat at the hands of the Ieffmen by winning 21-15 on the Democrat Hoor. Roosevelt fell an easy prey for Iefferson, the final score being 46-21. After losing it's Hnal game to Grant, Iefferson ended up in a tie for third place in the League's standing with Commerce, posting nine victories in the win column, and crediting live to defeat. This season's Iunior team was far above expectations in playing ability and sportsman- ship. The team started out under the tutelage of Coach Knudsen, but due to the Coach's attack of influenza, Coach Tillman Peterson took the team for the last half of the season. The Iuniors managed to finish in second place in standings, the only team to rank above them being Franklin. The squad is made up of Kellas, Bartholemy, Stanton, Burns, Butention, Sidesinger, Reynolds, Powers, and Arthur. Al ful nf frnmhe flnurra, mhgtv auth rrh. Al the img lic uma an frrulp as is the mnnth nf Bing. l 1' 2l1 i l ll'll?lllll'lll i ll 'lignlii' ll IO il fulfill' -'ii ,lil 1 i xx' if 4 4' 44 ir: I, 44.1 ,fa 'HH 191, 3 l .fll i i Wllll :ll l lll lily' lf lllay. 5 'll5'w,l '1 wha-an :algal 12112 a tain aftn' a man. is mnnt rehzrrz, an ng an wer hr ran. Euerirh at urnrh, if it he in hiya rhargz, Al aprkz he never an ruhrltrhe aah lurgvz 091' vlliu mnnt he 12112 his tale untrizur. 191' fegne thing, nr finh mnrhw nmur. is mag nat nparr, al-thngh he mn: his hrntlyrrg is mnntr an mel nigz n mnrh as annthzr. ' liumnr Iahlmrh Elnn Bailg FOREIGN NEWS Mussy Leany likes meat with very little dress- ing. His current gorge is said to be the result of a hangover from the African banquet where his folks had to eat at the second tahle. De rich furrier is a foxy guy. His move into the Rhineland developed so much heat that no other fuel is now required to keep the furness going. He'll be lucky if he doesn't get singed himself. though. Recently a Chinese War Lord ordered 15.ooo huge lions to roar through the streets of 15,0011 Chinese towns to awaken the sleeping lion of China. What has happened to the dragon? Whose lions? Who obiects? LOCAL NEWS Slim Peabody, Goose Hollow's mirth dispenser. can tell more funny Iokes than anybody-he's a card. He went to visit Uncle Ezra last week to kind of cheer the old man up. him being too old to get around much. and too deaf to listen to the radio. Slim took the broadcasting end of Uncle lizra's ear trumpet and led oil' with a ioke about a traveling salesman. llut when he finished Uncle Ezra just sort of scowled and didn't say anything. All day long he kept it up and Uncle Ezra didn't say anything until night when he asked, 'fWhat day is this? And Slim said, lt's Monday, and they went to hed. The same thing happened tht next day but Uncle Ezra iust scowled again and asked. What day is this? And Slim said lt's Tuesday. and they went to bed. Slim is a per- sistent fellow, and he tried hard to amuse Uncle Ezra keeping up his iokes eyery day but getting the same response. .Xt the end of the week after another day at the broadcasting end of Uncle Ezra's trumpet, Slim had iust about decided that the old man didn't have any sense of humor at all so he said. lt's Saturday. Then Uncle Ezra iumped up and shouted, Hot diggety. lfunnie. to-morrow. Flint him uma lrurr liauir at liiu hrhhrn lirnh il ,i vii, il, EDITORIALS I wonder if the meeting of Powers in London was held in the garden of QA., Eden? Uncle Sam is about to put on a contest that will surpass in interest the Olympic games. The main event is scheduled to be a race between the present champion. who is iust getting his seconfl wind, and an ea who is trying to stage a comc- back. Since the publication of the winter issue of Goose Hollow Gazette, the editor has received an epistle from one of our precocious young peda- gogues, criticizing this paper for some mistakes which he claimed were inexcusahle. indefensible and reprehensible. He excoriated us for our col ossal ignorance. and deprecated the lack of cere- hration exhibited in our ef-fusions. Hut everything looks different on the outside than it does the in- side .An automobile, for example, may have a polished exterior and an inside full of scrap iron. ln the future it would he advisable for our friend to he sure his hrain is turning over before he puts his iaw bone in gear. The errors were typographical. and will not oc- cur again, unless Elmer, our typesetter. who spent the last five months in studying the dictionary Cvest pocket editionj has wasted his time. lfROM OUR CORRESl'ONl7EN'l'S Three of the ladies of Pine Grove-'s uplift Cedj Cluh spent Thursday to Sunday with Mrs. Pokum. We are glad to report that Mrs. Pokum is now able to he up, although not yet sulliciently recov- ered to he out of the house. During the icy weather last February, Zeb Simpson. president of the Simpson's Corners Hog Callers Association. and the best-dressed man in Sweet Home County. gave a few of his fellow- memhcrs an exhibition. They observed him at the curb. his iron hat in the gutter. and his be- spat-ed feet pointing in the general direction of north-south. calling away. fl'osition in this world is eyerythingj tuirni to ii hnkw, :lah in hlak nr rrrh nf irtutntlr auth lim plitlnnnpl Anil l I l I i E L, ,, , ,,7, ,W , Ln., ,me Wm Hn, , CONGRATULATIONS . . . CLASS OF '36 A C L l FURNITURE l 718 NORTH KILLINGSWORTH Little Dick was helping his mother at L1 Sunday night supper hy carrying in the dessert, which happened to he pie. Fntering the dining-room with the first piece, he walked over and gave it to his father, who politely handed it to the guest on his right. Dick came hack with another plate. and seeing his father did not have any. again gave it to him. His father passed this piece to the per- son on his left. When Dick came in with the third plate, he walked over to his father. handed him the plate and said, It's no use, Daddy, they're all the same size. THE MARIGIILD Freshly Frozen Ice Cream FOUNTAIN LUNCH Corwin INILLIAMS AND KiLi.iNUsvvoit1'it Great Author-'LThis steak is as tough as leather, waiter. Waiter- I'ye always heard you was an original character. sir: but I'm blessed if you don't just say the same as all of 'em do. Get oin ! Gflf you expect to have a hank account some day - the sooner you start the bigger it will grow! XVI-IY NOT RIGHT NOVV? Union Avenue Branch ofthe UNITED STATES NAT'L BANK UNIIJNI .Xyl-.vtrl-, Ai' KIl.I,lNtlSNVOR'I'II Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp l See how I can count, Mamma. said Kitty. There's my right foot. That's one. There's my left foot. That's two. Two and one make three. Three feet make a yard, and I want to go out and play in it! FRANK CIIEVRGLET C0. SALES AND SERVICE UNION AND ALBERTA Ianie had a decided Hmeddlesome complex. One day she yielded to the temptation of getting into her mother's iewelry box. She loved to hear the tiny watch talk. But it slipped through her fingers and fell to the Hoor. Anxiously she picked it up and pressed it to her ear, Frightened at its silence, she ran to her mother. Oh, Mother, she cried, I was snooping and your watch fell and fainted! Chas. Q. Stevens COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY TAbor 3649 O A fuel I'V0l'lfl Rcnzen1bering- More merchandise is sold from pictures than any other method. burn lgim 11:21, an nf an litrl apart, in lgnpr tn uhmhrn in hm lah LI 'Bl' J lr ill ru' ll I I llil lil mr. IEml1rnuhrh xuzm hr, an it mrrr at mth Wi 1' I i I l li l .ui 4- 4. S 1 Brandes Creamery, Inc. .P-BQ ICE CREAM X Milk, Cream, Butter and Eggs TRY BRANDES MISSION I EAST 6151 ORANGE DRINK The Most Delicious Beverage OF ALL A young couple looking over a house they had seen advertised. Those stairs erealc terribly, said the bride. Yes. returned the ready-witted agent. We furnish this new burglar alarm stairway without extra charge. Hotfoot- What is the difference between 1 man and a banana peel? Lazy Mike-ulio on: the man throws the banana peel into the gutter and sometimes the banana peel throws the man into the gutter. YOUR CLEANER ! ! Sruzml. RATES TO STUDENTS ' 0 I llomeyefs Cleanln Works 1 S757 N. E. UNION AVENUE W.'XLNUT 5176 AS WE HEAR IT Never tell a woman she'S Wrongg a woman's always right! . Mon Dieu, Iohn, have you your lesson today? .... Never let your enthusiasm get beyond the bounds of-Qgongj-! . it tt Mercy, did you really! .......... Now what started me off on that! . . . Hey, you girl! Keep still! . . it tt . Gmsorv Ilovvuas . Miss Ill-.SIXIONID . MK. I'IOI.I.lr1NS'I'IfD . Miss Siuua. . Miss Smxawicu . Mu. l'tme+.i.L !A Symbol of Sweet Memories .... M . Un CLASS PI sr CLUB and 'iiii 409 MAEGLY- l FRATERNITY '? u'7 f,,, TICHNER BLDG. PINS 610 SW. BROADWAY Snuthrr an hiag tt man an hr thrr uma. anh grt he avmrh hiaivr than hr man. Ellull mine ui he that ran lpinnrltrrnt kim FI K S UDIO Glnngratulutinnz Clam M1936 We have been happy to have had a part in pre- serving the memories of your senior days. Yours sincerebf, LEE GILLAM Artirt 313 ALDERWAY BUILDING BROADWAY 1545 In all Thr pariaahr mgf nr uma Ihrr nnnn that in the uffring hrfurr lgrr ahnlhr gnnn: Wilson- Chambers MORTUARY Iffnlfvlfshed IQ 1 2 Killingsworth at Commercial O Fun eral D1'1'.e-from C onsricntxioux Critic- By Gcorgb old chap. when I look one of your paintings. I stand and wonder- Artist-'ilrlow I do ir? Critic- Nol Why you do it. llemme Bros. WALLPAPER PAINT - GLASS 35 N. Russell TRinity Ifilj NIGHT LIFE 'LI told you our hoy would bc a had one to stay up, once lic got to collcgcf' Why do you say that? I just got a night lcttcr from him, thc rascal. First Federal Savings and Loan PORTLAND, OREGON Insured up to iS5ooo.oo. Your funds arc safely and profitably inycstcd in FIRST FIZDIERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN of Portland 4155 W. Biiomnxmy ATw.w1'r11i 5195 Policeman- How'd you happen to knock this pcdcstrian down? Motorist- I didn't. I stopped to It-t him go across thc road and hc faintcdf' BEATTIE S: I-IOFMANN, INC. I'rintcr: of Ihix issue of Tm: SPr.c:'1'1u1M Specialize in the Production of School Annuals 906 N. W. Couch Street ATwatcr 6651 IT MAKES A DII I IiRFNCIE Kind Lady- And how would you like a nice chop? Wcary Tfillllilillljllf all dupsnds, lady-is it lamb, pork, or Wood? Congratulations to 1UNE CLASS J. C. PENN EY C0. BOY 6 MIILIN IEWELERS AND OPTOMFTRISTS 316 S. W. A1.ur.1i, COR. TH11i11 AND I-'o11R1'H Clarke Bros. Flowers for All Ofcasions II1ioADwAv NEAR IVIORRISONI PORTLAND, OREGON Union Avenue Hardware Co. HAROLD M. IJlI'I'VAlNI. Prop. HARDWARE. PAINTS. GLASS Variety and Household Supplies 56411 N. E, UNION AVE. GA1uf11i1.u 1954 mth if thrg hihr, rvrtgn. an wrnntlg uma she. Elini she uma nut uf ally rharitn if wanna. 4 I- llll' lif 'li 11,,n 'J 1 ,pi lilly 1 'l 1 .llw . I i . 1, I , 4. l L, 5 s .nm .KWH Wi STARK-DAVIS CO. STERLING PRESS giiiilankiiiisnt 153:56 P one BU LD . NVQ! CI' I PLUMBING SUPPLIES SHERWIN WILLIAMS PAINTS 935 S. W. THIRD AVE. Con. S. W. SALMO General Ofhcc Forms and Corresponding Stwtionerx' ATWatcr 4144 East Side Store Grand Avenue and Oak St I 'ia Wave IF I WERE KING, I'D- ,Xsk Miss Desmond if she likcs French dressing. 'I ' knots in Miss Olsen's e 'cflass 'l . ., , . y.g..n1.1ln. Mr. Bosserman's hair. Take Miss Shull to ri dance. Fincl out if Mr. Bowles is cranky at home. Ask Miss Boyle Where she gets those cute clothes. Beg Mr. Waldorf for an autographed picture. Discover how Miss Hull keeps her temper all ilay long. Lompliment Miss Hegel on her extreme good taste in choosing clothes. :IX 0 'c iss Ire oz some chewing gum, teach her how good it is-:incl - s C M C ff ll the same to Miss Campbell. S l l l t th I CIN UFC 'Ill S 0 I-ml bless 'eml e whole faculty gang- MEIER 86 FRANICS Extendy Congmmlaztiom to the Members of the Graduating Clam M1936 l f 60 Portland? Own Store 1 lllil Q l l X law Nm' J K, l G?- , , .45 ,ig i ,, y , I 1 :N 1 Ei harnmz hun Ihr limit in far tn rlgmar, an hrimg ua In that paletia that in hilt In pvnitmta that hm tu mrrrg ahh I ,T I '- llllll' , I ll f f ' 1 it ' I ll lliil,..rW1' l llrl l...llfd lin lr li .,. llgll 1:1 l tllllr' I A ii 'l ll LM lf f gl I ll l .,,+,.4f MW lfll lil l Ill ill' XSON 0 ll lil ' 'lf I H ll it ,f i' it illrl ll t l f I, I f ill . f-all , I . . I URW ll 1 i l ,llli lll ll will l ll pi li fl l' l il 'llll l lul l' l ll 'llllll 1 mn , lhll Ml ilil l in ll Muay!! .lllll ill 6 ' llh llllllllllul 'lk ,f 'm s S -'r-14 2 a I r 4 a 4 T TOMMY MAY LUMBARD AT DENVER BALDWIN Secretarial School Small group instruction develops individual efhciency . . . prepares for a good position. Limited Registration I'1.A'r'i' BLDG.. PARK ST., NR. W.-xsiiixczros HEacon 1531 Portland, Oregon PART-TIME IOIS A factory superintendent visiting Toronto threw a nickel towards the blind man's eup. The coin missed and rolled along the pavement, but the man with the dark glasses quickly recovered it. But I thought you were blind? 'ANo, I am not the regular blind man. sir. he said, I'm just taking his place while he's at the movies. f Y Y Iulia- Going to Marie's dance? Bertha- I shall be out of town that night. Kanterbury Kanters: The K night . . Squire . . Yeoman . Nun . Monk . Friar . . Merchant . . Clerk . . . Sa rgent-of-the-Law Franklin . . Cook . . . . c:ARI. C.xni,soN . Dov ALLIN . 011.31-LR1' Avnmzsow . IIARBARA Ovmiiuw . Viiuai. SILFR . I-I.fxkoLD SPUI'.LS'I'RA . lm-' Cfism' . RAY Woufi-i . Iiasst-1 Klvo . Vutxow Ciii,Ntm'i-fin , lurk I'lI-CLIE Shipman . . . BILLY Bum' Doctor of Physic . I,I.ONARD Hicks Parson . . . , Ioia Miaeiuas Plowman . . Roni-,RT Hixkiax Miller . . I.lY'l'IIl1R Kmart.:-.it DEIIEN Sweater 73:1 S. W. TizN'i'1I Ati-.. .X tramp was arrested for taking a handful of peanuts oif a stand. The charge was imper- lulia- I wasn't invited, either. sonating an officer. YOUR ANNOUNCEMENTS MADE BY A. B. l1ANKw0nTn, i T DISTINCTIVE GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS I CALLING CARDS Class Rings and Pins Athletic Trophies 907 S. W. N1N'1'H AVENUE P J URTLAND, L REGON B Elgin nuhlr rtmatntplv In his alprrp ltr gnf, that firut ltr tnzrnghtr, at .Wlllll th aftrrmatrh hr tauglitr usurr get un uilriugr u ll F111 .. ll A1 1 P 11 u In 5 . . 's ' :Inf .A ' ' . ' ' . 'Q 'Qi' S. : s ., nf' Q 5 I 1 ,, .pf H- YW 'E 1 CIDNGER PRINTING CUMPANY 1 4 PRINTING I 4 I,ITII0GI:APIIING 4 MUSIC PUBLISHING EAST II93 - S. E. HAWTHORNE BLVD. AT 20TH RHYTHM RASCALS Please Believe Me . . . Love in Bloom . . . . Music Goes Round and Round . Alone ..... . My Romance .... . The Girl With the Dreamy Eyes . Don't Let Your Love Go Wrong . A Little Bit Independent . . . You Are My Lucky Star . . With All My Heartv . . ti in 11 11 u I've Only Got Eyes For You . O, Give Me a Horse . . MARGARET LUVELL . MARGARET MANDERSON . LEONARD MCMANUS . WALLY STEVENSON . IOHN EMERT . MARGERIE LELAND . BERNICE CARLSON . MARIORIE REMLINGER . W1N1FR1aD BOWEN . EDVINA RICHARDS . BETTY DKBLLARHIDE . MARY THATc1113R Co nz f71iN1l'IlI.1' of DODE WRIGHT KILLINGSWORTII AVE. DRUG CO. N. E. Corner Allvina and Killingsworth St. Phone WAlnut 2576 PoR'r1.ANn, OREGON Roehm Hardware Co. SHEET METAL WORK FURNACE WORK We Vacuum Clean Furnaces Lawn Mowers Sharpened TRU-:11'v igog 3964 N. Mississippi AVE. LESSON 6 MeT11visl1 fto commercial travelerj -UNO, .Xh'm tellin' ye, mon. for the last time, nn' Ah dinna ken Why Ah'111 pestcrerl all day by trav- elersf' Commercial Traveler-'4Well, sir, I can tell you that. You see, the commereizil travelers' col- lege down the road uses you as Lesson 6, called 'approaching the hopeless clientf Little Bo Peep . . . lack Sprz1t . . . Lady in the Shoe . Old King Cole . . Goldilocks . . . . '4Mother Hubbard . . Little Miss Muifetn . . NURSERY RIMES XIIIIGINIA K1-,1-.11 RoNA1,11 I'lI'I'Z1il-,RAI 1 I:RANCI'.S W.N'l'5!lN DA1,1a S11A1'1x11s1 Rl LL1c:11.1.1-1 LARsoN H1111-LN L1.1'1'1:11 MARGARIQT RUIKKA ention e S ectrum aaghr in ul lgiu lgf, nu-tu un nmnrr iuiglpi hr uma at ncrrug purfit Igrutil kubglgi 1 f' 1-'I I' gb I 1 Q 1 1 ' l l , 1111 A 11 K , y X My 1 . 9, W my Il V l ,l1 ' 'lll 11111111Ll 11 g . A ll ' 111 I My 1 N ' 1- I. .,.- ll 1 y n Dy Q ll11 ' Il l '71 11+1 f it Q l I ,Lg if! uw 11ulfl,ly',lln 1 f 1 y 1 11l1111l fly .lj lip ' 'll ' H1 ll llll l' l lnf-1 The Hosiv. A V ,KYYV , 4,4351-V1 e r n: fr-- I .- WWW? Im- nut nf the nlh fizlhza. as mm zaithz. Qlnmzth al this ann :urns frn gen tn gzrz: Anh nut nf nlh hnnlmi, in gnnh faith. Qlnmztlg al this nun nrimrz that mm lrrr. if ' cy 7,7 MLW 0' LM1, Vg, I M, -25 Di.. PHOTOGRAPHS BY FINK STUDIO 313 ALDERWAY BUILDING, ALDER AT BROADWAY 'V ENGRAVINGS BY OREGON ENGRAVING 8: ELECTROTYPING CO. 31 N. W. NINTH AVE. 'W' PRINTED BY BEATTIE 5: HOFMANN, INC. 906 N. W. COUCH STREET J....- xp J r-gf J---g.6P!d ' 19.37 ACF'- 'TCP 'O 1 f i :' -T -Uivf H' ' ' ' ' ' in--' . f-T wi -.- -1