Lebanon Union High School - Warrior Yearbook (Lebanon, OR)
- Class of 1944
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Lebanon High School is noted for many factors, the most important among them being, scholastic achievements, historic features and beautiful campus. The campus is one of the few natural campuses in the state and is considered the most beautiful. The historic features of the school are numerous. The bell that was shipped around Cape Horn was first used in the historic Santiam Academy and is now rung when Lebanon is victorious in an athletic contest. The Class Rock that stands on the southeast corner of the campus, designates that area is being part of the Old Oregon Trail. One of the few Cedar of Lebanon trees in existence stands in the southeast portion of the school grounds. WARRIOR - 194Q Dacficablon In honor and appreciation to those of our alumni and former schoolmates now in the armed forces, We sincerely dedicate this Annual. n NT, M u . 'g,:,,L N wr' - ' N 1+ Er 3 :se ' , 1- 115 . , ,. 1 N qw 1' ' 1- . qv'-A , 15, WARRIOR - 1944 First Row: Matejcek, Barnum, King, Bryan, Schiltz. Roberts, Binshadler, McDonald, F. France Second Row: Hickcox, Alexander, Howard, Miller, E. Smith, C. Smith, kinder. 'lhird Row: Brown, li France, Wilshire, Brenner, Page, Faller, Hess, Gaim-r. Kb - acuffy IAMES W. KING THEDA A. BINSHADLER Superintendent Pacific University, B.A., University of Oregon, M.A,, University of Cali- fornia, Eastern Oregon College of Education IRVIN F. BRYAN Principal Pacific University, BS., University of Washington, M.A, VRLNA I. ALEXANDER University of Oregon, B.S. High School Librarian. lULIA K. BARNUM Iamestown College, North Dakota, Eastman School of Music, New York, San Francisco State College, California. Activities-Sophomore Adviser. Oregon Normal School, Colorado State Normal, Pd.B. EVERT N. BRENNER Western State Teachers College, BA., University of Michigan, BS., Graduate Work, University of Okla- homa and Oregon State. Activities-Fire Squad Adviser, C. A. P. Cadet Unit, Commanding Officer, Pre-Induction Training Ad- viser, RUTH BROWN Dakota Wesleyan University, Uni- Al versity of Iowa, University of Cali- fornia, l... A. Activities-Senior Class Adviser, t i, My 9 l I l ' 1 l il E:i?3 gg, ,,. Y 'L'-fr 1. ,fipi midi. th . Nt. MF. 3 . t.. l,,, . F14 95 .mir Q-.au . 'X ti. 'ri 1152: 5 .,, N- .tm KQM' 2' - lv, 1 wir mf. ui itl, '-'ea uri 1 ri' fist? WARRIOR - 1944 IANE H. CLICK Indiana Central College, Arthur Iorden Conservatory ot Music, Manchester College, A.B. RUTH ENDER U. C. L. A., A.B. and Secondary Credential, Bible Institute of Los Angeles, University ol Oregon. Activities-Adviser Senior Class, -,!Adviser of Warrior. if VIOLA E. FASLLER Oregon College ol Education. Activties--Eighth Grade Adviser. EMILIE FRANCE Oregon State College, Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, Central State Teachers College, Missouri, University of Idaho, B.S. FRANK L. FRANCE Northeast Missouri Teachers Col- lege, B.S., Stout Institute Wisconsin, B.S., Oregon State College, M. S. Industrial Education, Graduate Stu- dent 'University ot Missouri. LEONARD GAINER Industrial 'Mechanic Graduate, V. E. N. D. School and Hemphill Deisel School, Seattle, Washington. MARION HESS Activities-Homemaking Club - CAROLINE E. MATEICEK ' State 'School of Forestry, North Dakota. High School Secretary. FRANCES MacDONALD U. C. L. A. MRS. HARRY MILLER Willamette University, B.A., Ore- gon State College, M.S. LAWRENCE F. PAGE Oregon State College, B.S. I Activities-Hi-Y Adviser, Letterman Club Adviser. IOYCE ROBERTS Louisiana State Polytechnic Insti- tute, B.A. DOROTHY W. S LTZ Ohio We Q ' ersity, B.A., Or e Co ge,' Masters Eq t. Act ties-Dean ot Girls. MRS. STERLING SMITH Oregon State College, B.S.', Chico State College, California. Activities-Hi-Light Adviser, Bond and Stamp Sales. CHRISTINE SMITH Oregon State College, B.A. viser. Ofegcm SICYS C0l1e9e.B-S. A Activities-Sophomore Class Ad- viser. X HOWARD I-IICKCOX Huron College, University of Min- nesota, Oregon State College. MARGARET HOWARD Nebraska State Teachers College, Bachelor of Science. Activities-Pep Club Adviser. ELLEN MCCLELLAN WILSHIRE University of Oregon, B.A. , Activities-Iunior Class Adviser. WARRIOR ' 1944 it ' 1451 tl V --'VI' .W ' ,itil Cooper Ashton Southwick Irvine egfucfenf Cyourzci President ...,...,...... .. ........ Ralph Cooper Vice-President ......, .,...,. H allie Ashton Secretary ...,...... ...,.... B etty Southwick Treasurer ...,.,...........,.....,.....o.....,,,......................,............. Betty Irvine The Student Council which is headed by the student body officers above, has completed a very successful year. Student Council members consist of class presidents, class repre- sentatives, and club representatives. One ot the important accomplishments of this council was the re- vision of the high school constitution. ' ,if .B 'Q tit M. - eiiwfl 1-fit!! W' W4 Tj .H .wif Q tip: ,LFC gg:,.t Wi ' 72 1 if ,: 4 gm- -1 1 N e N . 5' - mtl' i .-tt fur. 5 0 ' 'li' ' ,- in i ' e 0 . ng tt ,. im, J 1- -153, rg,:'ll'l r px :W ' , it trIfv'?'ll ,3,5:':. e.. 4 WARRIOR - 1944 oqagnowllzcfgsmsnt We, of the 1944 Warrior Staff, would like to take this opportunity to thank our advisers, Miss Brown and Miss En- der, Mr. Bryan, Mr. King, the faculty and the school board for the advice and assistance they have so generous- ly given us. We would also like to thank Mr. VCi1'1l..0h, the printer, who has done a fine piece of work on this annual and has been most cooperative. The staff was greatly aided by the following reporters: Betty Southwick, Kathlene Patterson, Iean Durst, Shir- ley Reeves, Ioan Voegelein, Alice Han- sell, Dixie Lee Fitzwater, lean Adelle Russell, Betty Tancre, Ianet Durst, Betty Brown, Marie Beale, Peggy Raines, Za- ta Sinclair, Ramona Stringer, Carryl Srnyth, Bill Peden, Laddie Pesek, Bob Olds, Larry Christian, Bob Iohnson and Ross McCormick. ' 9315911111 , , , 1151 r. V, 11 -1 mf . 1 A Q1 111W VHS 1M ,1- ,, lil 1 1 ,11 455, .W 1 . yu 1 1 1 1 1, W 1'- . My 1 1. 1, M1 1 ,11 1115 Q, 1 ,,,rf,..,2Li 1 1 1 iF'-,1fwiL1111F:3fG ,,. 1 , 1,53 1 1 1, 4- V LAM 1' , .- , 1 5. ,. 'A T 1..g N, 1 1 f'11 ,, 1 11 1. 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I. 4 WARRIOR - 1944 Qfaai of Q4 LADDIE PESEK Class President 45 Prom Committee 35 Class Play 45 Speech Contest 45 Hi-Y 45 Fire Squad 45 Gym Instructor 4, Victory Corps 3 fedibf lg RALPH SCHHOUDER Class Vice President 45 Letterman Club 45 C. A. P 45 CCorvallis7 Boys League l, 2, 35 Letterman Club 3. BETTY TANCHE Class Secretary 45 Girls League 1, 2, 3, 45 Social Chairman 45 Prom Committee 3. WARRIOR - 1944 ,dr wal f- -'sf ri, N -iff' 54,1 rife . ws, , 'mi R . . X, ,iw - RTE: T 3323 ' 34 11 rr, t I i' . Q4 H ,li -.A 43 ' lv 5, : 4 l if l ,tt 4 5 3 3 A ,. Nix' SW'-k if . , + J ,t li , .ag B ' 4 w A 5 'N' 'E' 39 4:8 vi v If 3' fig L3 S-. ' 'fe L Me . 'X I' 1 fi . Y--I1 5337: E551 221' LAVELLE MARQUARDT Class Treasurer 45 Girls League 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Club 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Sec- retary 35 Victory Corps 3. HUGH WATTS Class Representative 45 Letterman Club 3, 45 Baseball 35 Class Play 4. CLos An- geles! Baseball l, 25 Band 15 Orchestra 15 Track 2. 0 DALE PLAGMANN Class Sergeant-at-Arms 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 Boxing 15 Letterman Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Fire Squad 1, 2, 3, 45 F. F. A. 1, 2 FLORANCE ABBOTT is wAnn1on - 1944 ., 3.7, wq txpy.-iii-, Ai iw-ii, N .. 5 N- wut iam: in i f f if ZLILDA ADAMSON Girls League 2, 3, 45 flvlarshtieldl Lib- rary Club l5 Glee Club l. HALLIE ASHTON Hi-Light Stalt 25 Pep Club 2, 35 Library Club 25 Prom Committee 35 Graduation Decoration Lhairman 35 Warrior Statt 45 Stud.:-nt Body Vice President 45 Office Assistant 45 Bond Drive Committee 4. . DON BAHRKE l uture Craftsman 4. 5 QV, 5 GERALD BAKER Football 45 Letterman Club 45 tChilo- quinl B-Basketball 3. 4' X N nf, ig' . i fri: Its Xz s 3 H+ . M Q in w 53 'Wav W wAnn1on - 1944 BRYCE BARTRUFF Glee Club l, 25 Boys Octet lg A'Capella Choir 25 MalelQuartet 2, F. F. A. 1, 25 Victory Corps 3, Fire Squad 4, C. A. P. 4. 111- BONNIE BATES Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4. MARIE BEALE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 41 President 45 Girls Sextette 1, 2, 4, Girls Trio 2, 3, 4, Op- peretta 1, 2, Octet 4, Contest Soloist 2, Pep Club lg Library Club 1, Latin Club 3, Class Play 4, Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band Vocalist 3, 4. MARCELINE BONGE I ew WARRIOR - 1944 VIRGINIA BOWEN Girls League l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, G. A. A. l, 2, 3, Letter 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Latin Club 3, Vice President 3, Glee Club 2, Girls Glee 2, Drama Club 1, 2, Prom Committee 3, Es- say Contest 3, Victory Corps 3, Speech Contest 4, Senior Dance Committee 4, Warrior Stall 4, BETTY BROWN Band l, 2, 3, 4, Horn Quartet l, 2, 4, Library Club 2, Girls League l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, G. A. A. 3, Victory Corps 3. ill DEAN CARLSON at it ' 1 ini 3216? . -1.4, 79 .t .9 if? , , Ll if , ,Tv , 1 , iw: , Fxf 1-if ,X f FN' .J ' .5 -a ,au M ii. , ,mp N XHN3 N -Q, ,151 lf, e ,HL -L ,' if fu i f1'fl .ri Q E -ig M532 t fzmil, ,ix .. -HIM 7 uf., -,,t im. fi . ' my jr. .1 . ,454-ji! . 9. fi- 9 .1 Q ,full -4, i WW , 14, 4. 3. 7, Q, WARRIOR - 1944 BOB CATE Prom Committee 35 F. F. A. 1, 25 Fire Squad 3, 4. LUCILLE CHRIST G. A. A. l, 2, 35 Letter 35 Vice Presis dent 25 Latin Club 25 Library Club 25 Prom Committee 35 Pep Club 35 Victory Corps 35 Girls League 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym Instructor 3. LUCINDA CHRIST , G. A. A. l, 2, 35 Letter 35 Vice Presi- dent 35 Latin Club 25 Library Club 25 Prom Committee 35 Pep Club 35 Victory Corps 35 Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4. DON CLARKE ' ' Basketball 45 Baseball 45 Letterman Club 45 Fire Squad 4. WARRIOR - 1944 WILLIAM COAKLEY Band l, 2, 3, 4. RALPH COOPER Class President 2, Vice President 3, Student Body President 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 41 Captain 45 Football 3, 4, Base- ball 3, 45 Athletic Manager 2, Letterman Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 3g Pep Club 2, Hi-Y 3, 4, Victory Corps 3: Drama Club lg Speech Contest 4, Student Coun- cil 2, 4, Fire Squad 3, 4, Chiet 4, Prom Committee 3. . w BOB CRANDALL Football 2, 3, 4, Letterman Club 3, 4. C. ROSE CRAY G. A. A. l, 2, 3, Letter 3, Tumbling 'l'eam I, 2, Latin Club 2, 35 Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3g Secretary 31 Girls League I, 2, 3, 4, Victory Corps 3. WARRIOR - 1944 DOROTHY DENT Home Ec. Club l, Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4,'Glee Club 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, Vic- tory Corps 3. VIOLA DUNCKLEY G. A. A. l, 2, 3, Letter 3, Pep Club 3, Library Club 2, Latin Club 2, Drama Club 3, Girls League 1, Z, 3, 4, ICO- quillel G. A, A. 1. GENE DURLAM Football 4, Letterman Club 4, Hi-Y 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. IEAN DURST Girls League 4, Class Play 4, Library Assistant 4, Uunction Cityl Q. N. Q. Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3, Girls League 1, 2, 3, Harvest Carnival Queen 3, Maroon and Gold Staff 2, 3, Inter-Class Sports 1, 2, 3, Captain Basketball Team 2, C. A. P. 3, Home EC. Club 1, Z, 3, Prom Committee 3. WARRIOR - 1944 ltOB1IH'l' lIHlCKSON . Base.-ball 2, 3, 41 Lrhttc-rman Club l, Z, 35 Vtrtory Corps It VVNNY l-'ISCH Ilfmrl l, 2, fl, Dancr- Band Il, Ulm: Clulw v ...,......-- I. 7397 Iftlllli THANCIL lland 4, fNVaslrrnqtonJ Band: tM1ssouriJ lirmflg llomr- ltoom Presrdent. QWL LUIS GlLI5lIlt'l' CI A ll. 1, 2, 3, Letter 3: Glrls League l, 2, 3, fl, Pr-p Club l, 2, 3, 45 Secre- taryllreacsuror 45 Drama Club 1, 2, 3, Vrrrr- Prvsrclf.-nt 25 President 35 Christmas Play Lerad lg Gleev Club 35 Library Club ll, LJ A P. 4 WARRIOR -1944 MARY IUNE GRANT Girls League 45 CMinnesotaJ Glee Club lg Girls Victory Corps 25 Morale Club 35 Class Play 3. f. MELVIN HAINZ Fire Squad 2, 3, 45 Glee Club lp A'Cap- pella Choir 2, 3, F. F. A. 25 Operetta 1 C. A. P. 4. BETTY HEYNE Girls League l, 2, 3, 45 Viclory Corps 3 CLIFFORD KF ER -. -. .4 ' Mm' A 'ml' v..,.'f55im . WARRIOR - 1944 .fiififllf :Qi1f?1fW54if5'Ti' ' ' ROBERT KIMBLE Trade and lndustrial Relation 4, LOUISE KRUML Class President lp Class Secretary 35 G. A. A. 25 Pep Club l, 2, 3, 45 President 4: Girls League l, 2, 3, 45 Secretary 25 Vice President 35 President 45 Band 25 Student Council 1, 45 Prom Committee 15- Queen ol Ir.-Sr. Prom 35 May Day Com- mittee 4. IOHN LAGLER GRACE LAIDLAW G. A. A. 1, 2, 35 Letter 35 Girls League 2, 3, 45 Drama Club 2, 35 Pep Club 45 f' Speech Contest 45 Band 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Art Club 15 Secretary lg Vic- tory Corps 35 Library Club 3. ww .. 5' ai 5' Ya i - ,V L Q 292255 if i :Eli r, 3, 5555+ . .il .mp 4: . iff 22 ' 7 ,I ', 35 -lt' fb .., A ,I W1- kJ.V:'1 .. fe it . .3 A51 M H Y J . Q .L 55 5 'Qu 1' My ' Q ..- 51 MQ' ' .ll E, 14- -...w. M31-1. 'tr Riggs WVSQT .,ij V. .rv Q lift!! ' Q, '11 Li-fx E-avg: :W . 55. 5255. 1 F' f ' u 4542.- 11 v A , fr WARRIOR - 1944 WARREN LANNING LORENE. LARSON GITIS Lecxguel 2 3 4 Home Ec Club 2 3 G A A 1 Llbrcxry Club 2 3 Prom Commxttee 3 V1ctory Corps 3 H1 Llght 4 S O S Club 4 LOIS MEULER Prom Commlttee 3 Ir Sr Prom Pnncess 4 Vxctory Corps 3 HELEN MILES rsLecxguel 23 4 GA Al Letter 3 H1 L1ght 4 A Capella Chou 3 35 S. O. S. Club 45 Glrls .League 1, 2, 3, o Gil , , , g . . . , 2, 37 WARRIOR - 1944 VERNON MILES LEROY O'BRlEN Letterman Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 3, F. C. A. 45 Baseball l, 25 Victory Corps 3, C. A P, 4. MABEL OLSON Girls League l, 2, 3, 4. IULIETTA PAPE Girls League l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Victory Corps 3. Ain -Nm. .va , 113 ' 'lk V 21 EMT' fa ,J ,.,im,. Ng., v' , Q. Sig? L.. WARRIOR-1944 '- - -' ' KATHLENE PATTERSON Class Treasurer 2, 35 Pep Club 25 Girls League 2, 3, 4g Hi-Light 4g Library Club 2, 3. DOROTHY POWELL Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Home bc Club 4 Drama Club Z C A ELDON RABEH Warrior Staif 4 Viciory Corps 3 PEGGY RAINES Girls Leaguel 2 3 4 Pep Clubl 2 Class Play 4 H1 Light 2 3 4 Assistant Business Manager 4 Business Manager 4 Proof Reader 4 Prom Committee 3 Prom Princess 3 G A A 2 3 Secretary 2 S O S Club 4 Speech Contest 4 C A P P, 4. I I I U E 35 Victory Corps 35 Library Club 2, 3g . . . 4. WARRIOR - 1944 PATRICIA REEVES Girls League I, 2, 3, 4, Representative 3, Ski Club I, 2, Pep Club I, 2, 3, Vic- tory Corps 3, Library Club 2, Hi-Light 2, 3, 4, Associate Editor 3, Editor 4, War- rior Stall 4, Editor 4, Band I, 2, Class Play 4, Prom Committee 3, Prom Prin- cess 3, S. O. S. Club 3. SHIRLEY REEVES Class Treasurer 1, Hi-Light 2, 3, 4, Ex- change Editor 3, Girls League l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior Dance Com- mittee, S. O, S. Club 4, Student Body Representative I, Pep Club l, 2. Club 3. ROGER RE PPETO F. C. A. 4, fBanksD Pep Club 3, Vic- tory Corps 3. IEANNIE ROBIN Girls League 4, fKlamath Falls! Girls League I, 2, 3, Home lic. Club I, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice President 3, Dance Committee 3, Commercial Club 2, 3, Science Club 3, Style Show I, 2. ,-up ,l-, f '33, . WARRIOR -, 'kill DELORES ROHLA ' . Glee Club 4, Sexlelte 45 Oqlel 47 Ollice 41 fSouth Dczkotcxl Glee Club 1, Z, 3g Pep Club 2, 35 Ollice 4. EDNA ROSE Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4g Home l:1c. Club lg Drama Club lp G. A. A. l, 2, 35 Vic- tory Corps 3. OLA MAE ROWTON Girls Glee Club 4g Girls League 47 Class Play 47 Uirkanscxsl Home Ec. Club lg fwcxshingtonl Girls Glee Club 2, C31 Girls Sextelte 35 Octet 35 President Glee GLADYS SACKETT n WARRIOR - 1944 DOROTHY SHEI-IFY PQ-p Club 1, 2, 35 Dromc Clu I.I.lvlilS SHINDLICH bl, 2g Gle-r-I Club l, 2g Girls League l, 2, J, 4. lli-Y 3, 45 President 49 Library Club 29 Iire Squad 25 Hi-Light 2, 3g Victory Corps 3 ADRIAN SMITH ,fir vvj , , WILDA SMITH ,lab Girls League I, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 35 Girls Glee Club l, 2. WARRIOR - 1944 CARRYL SMYTH Library Club 25 G. A, A. l, 2, 35 Pep Club 2, 3, 45 Secretary-'l'reasurer 35 Student Body Council 45 Victory Corps 35 Prom Committee 35 Class Play Mana- ger 45 C. A. P. 4. MELVIN SOLBERG Hi-Y 45 Football 45 Letterman Club 45 Senior Dance Committee5 fWashington7 Class President 25 Football l, 25 Letter 25 Boxing lp Basketball 25 Letter Z5 F. F. A. 1, 25 Otticer 25 ISciol Class Vice Presi- dent 35 Letterman Club 35 Basketball 3. LIBBY SPIRUTA Girls League 3, 45 Class Representative 45 Prom Committee 35 Speech Contest 3, 45 Victory Corps 35 Class Play 45 Latin Club 35 President 35 Clilinoisl Dramatics 15 Gold Honor Roll 1, 25 Essay Contest 25 National Honor Society 25 Reading Club 25 Biology Club Z5 Vice Presi- dent 2. RAMONA STRINGER Girls League 1, 2, 3, 45 Big Sister Chair- man 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Senior Dance Committee 45 S. O. S. Club 45 Victory Corps 35 Hi-Light 3. 2' -W' ' 22.91, WARRIOR-1944 P71,Q2':lfffl, Q,Q, .-,:1ft:fJ',.,Q,gg BETTY STRYKER tee 3' Band 4' Glee Club Z- Drama Clun 2, Play l- Victory Corps 3 LESLIE UFFORD GLEN VADER 14 KATHRYN VOEGELEIN Girls League l, 2, 3, 4, Representative 1, 2, G, A. A. Letter 3, Prom Committee 3, Victory Corps 3, U um., , vm---w ,.--J Y ,M , H H fvrll' ' Q-.i ' 'uh -. I ,,,--w, V 'l M . . . , ,ii-A , Girls League 1, 2, 3, 4, Prom Commit- 11--H, I 1 'I 1 V , . T. ,:, ' F. F. A. 1, 2. 'l A 0' WARRIOR - 1944 GROVER WIBERG PATRICIA WILSON Glee Club 41 Girls League 3, 4g CMIS- souril Glee 2. ROBERT WILSON Class Vice President lg Library Club 1 25 Viciory Corps 3. BILL WINSTEAD Class Play Manager 4g C. A. P. 4. WARRIOR - 1944 IIM WOODROFFE Prom Committee 31 Ski Club 25 Fire Squad 45 Motion Picture and Sound Equipment Operator 3, 4g C. A. P. 4g Student Council 45 tSweet Homel Bas- ketball lj Football 1, 'g Class Treas- urer l. Nil RAY WOODS Boxing lg Letter Club l, 2, 3, 4g Fire Squad 2, 3, 4g F. F. A. l, Z, 11. l in il -1 aff: fi M Jw, -f , -1 lad. W 1 'Wax u ,, 'Jil' A 1 'f W' 'lc 4 .Q t -1 . at V, 'lay E Q.-1 .nerr ,J in fffijg 1 'N ,QL t xwr ff J '1 t I iw -. , IV-i 42 I any 1,3 WARRIOR - 1944 6742141 clfiafozy After four years of joys, struggles, and friendships never to be for- gotten, the seniors of the class of '44 begin to feel a tugging of the heart strings toward the old times and a longing for an opportunity to Wear the green just once more. But the class of '44 realizes only too well that the memories of the past four years must end. Throughout the four years the class has been in school, many of its members have made definite outstanding contributions in the many activities. On the Lebanon Campus, in the fall of 1940, one hundred ten green freshmen appeared. During the first few Weeks of school the freshmen's time was very much occupied by getting acquainted and adapting themselves to high school life. The so-called greenhorns were duly initiated by the upper- classmen about the second month of school. The boys were compelled to dress as girls and the girls as boys, at an assembly conducted by the upperclassmen. Like the freshmen classes in the past, no year was complete with- out a party in the fall and a picnic to end their first year. In the fall of '41 our greenhorns came back as sophisticated sopho- mores. Members of the sophomore class took part in athletics, band, Hi-Y, Glee, Girl's League, and many other activities of the school. I During the middle of the year they Went to Albany on a skating party, Which was later followed by other classes. The junior class of '42, although hampered by war time difficul- ties, came through with ,its share in the fields of music and athletics. One of its members, Clinton Pearson, was selected as the left tackle in the Tri-County League All Star football eleven. They were very active in various school clubs with many mem- bers participating in the band, Hi-Y, Drama Club, and others. More- over, nearly every junior was a member of the newly introduced Victory Corps and did their share in the bond and stamp campaigns. The main event, being the junior-senior prom, displayed the theme of Arabian Nights. Louise I and her court of four princesses reigned over the evening's affairs. A I On September 21, 1943, the seniorstook up their books and entered the halls of Lebanon High School for their last but most successful year. , WARRIOR 1944 One of the successes Qflthe year WGS he Semor play presented on Thursday afternoon cmd Frlday even1ng December 16 and 17 It was dlrected by M1ss Ender U I The seruor dance on February 4 was a combmauon of dancmg and party games The class was grftecl w1th a mckelodeon whlch was used for the f1rst trme that even1ng On March 24 all personalltles showed themselves when the ma Jortty of semors took part 1n a dress up day ,Aprxl 21 w111 see the semors m Salem on a Frlday n1ght skatlng party Baccalaureate w111 be on May 21 followed by commencement on May 24 That half glad half sad feelmg descends upon the semors when they realxze there wont be another year for them at I.. H S Offxcers who served thls class capably durmg 1ts four years at Lebanon Hxgh were Pres1dent Vxce Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer Pres1dent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer 1940 41 Loulse Kruml Robert W11son Sh1r1ey Reeves Lawrence Carpenter 1942 43 lack Beach Ralph Cooper Loulse Kruml Kathlene Patterson 1 S 1941 42 Ralph Cooper Dlck Bryant Lo1s Collms Kathlene Patterson 1943 44 Laddxe Pesek Ralph Schrouder Betty Tancre LaVe11e Marquardt 171 ' ' 15,2 I ' L. P. N , , I ' ' ' 1 !.:Z!DF:..'x.I'1I Z , I 4 , - , ,. 1 :n::'.1: - ' I ' ' 1 ' .. . , . . . 1 ' . I I y - I - - 4 '. 1 V , 1 9 I . ' ' 555335355 -7 , - WARRIOR - 1944 CEM flflfzff We, the class oi the year one thousand nine hundred and forty- four do executefpublish and swear this our last will cmd testament in manner and style as follows: We as a group leave to ourqinleriors, the Iunior Class, our caps and gowns for graduation. Individual donations and wills: Dean Carlson...wills his roaring wit to Leo Berg. Betty Brown...leaves for the Shores of Tripoli. Lois Gilbert...wills her moron jokes to Ianet Whelan. Ola Mae Rowton...wi1ls her chair in Shorthand I to Nancy Gleason. Adrian Smith...wills his persuasive way with the women to Ron Cox. Zelda Adamsonmwills her strapless evening gown to Audrey Rice. Bonnie Bates...wills her gentle disposition to Adalee McKinney. Roger.Reppetto...leaves to smile sweetly at Betty Stryker, Betty Tancre...leaves to become Mickey Rooney's secretary. Iimmy Woodroffe...wills his curly eye-lashes to lid Otis. Don Clarke...wills his paint brush to Cedric Wallace. Kenny Fisch...wills his beautiful curly hair to Tony Solberg. Hallie Ashton...leaves her ability to get along with Mr. Bryan to Duane Pierce. ' Kathryn Voegelein...wills her interest in boys to Carol Penfold. Ralph Cooper...leaves to attend to matters in Coquille. CA redhead at thatll Mary Iune Grantmleaves to wait for her husband, Stanley, to come home. Cliff Keyser...wills his Social Ec. ability to any Iunior that wants it. Bob Cate...wills his Buick to Richard CModel Tl Michelson. Iamie Francemleaves his Mathematical formulas to Doug Smith. Hugh Watts...1eaves to grow a couple of inches so he can make West Point. Bryce Bartruff...leaves his nickname Worrie to Bob Bauman. Florence Abbott...wills her nurses aid cap to Kathie Durham. Iean Durst...wills her personality to her younger sister, Ianet. Lois Meuler...wills her engaging ways to LaVada Eubank. Louise Kruml...wil1s her side of Archie's car to Helen Smyth. Iohn Lagler...wills his pugnacious actions to Gordon Peden. Iulietta Pape...wills her cartooning ability to Pearl Tabor. Ieanne Robin...wills her babydoll to Stan Worland because he looks so lonesome. ' Don Bahrke...wills his height to Dick Hewitt. - Kyle Ca1ahan...wills his quiet manner to Richard Bartels. Mel Solberg...leaves to deliver bigger and better milk bottles to bigger and better babys. Marie Beale...wills her high-C to Denny Marvin. l Helen Miles...leaves to become head welder at Kaiser. Leroy O'Brien...wills his whistle to Bill CBurlyl Peden. Lucille Christ...leaves to become a Missionary to the head-hunters of New Zealand. WARRIOR 1944 1 K Hy 772 FSF EENIURS Ll-'+ y A7705 0 S Lt. C. I WARRIOR - 1944 Melvin Hainz...wills his shy smile to the Board twins. . Betty Stryker...wills ,Denny Canny to Shirley Ashby. ' Delores Rohlamleaves to pursue Laddie with more vigor tif that is possiblel. . Rose Cray...leaves to send her Paratrooper oft to training in Georgia. i Virginia BoWen...wills her friendly hello to Ioan Voegelein. Betty I-Ieyne...leaves to become Mrs. Roosevelt's right hand girl. Lucinda Christ...like her brother, Arlan, leaves her vacant seat- still vacant. ' N ' . Wilda Smith...wills' her pair of well worn riding pants to Punky Woodroffe. g Bill Winstead...wills his ability to hook the new girls to Bob Trent. Leslie Uffordmwills his seat on the Bamblin' Wreck to Marlin Stringer. I Bob Ericksongleaves his baseball ability to Denny Canny. Bob Kimble...leaves and wonders how he ever did it. Kathie Pattersonmwills her sense of humor to Betty Southwick. Grace Laidlaw...wills her big feet to Lynn Hamilton. Marceline Bonge...leaves to exchange I do's with Bill Winsteacl. Warren Lanning...leaves to fly to Capistrano with the rest of the swallows. P . Mable Olson...wills her gun to Ruth Kimble. - LaVelle Marquardtmwills her make-up kit to Vivian Caldwell. ' Gerry Baker...leaves his blonde from Corvallis to Lee Crossen. Lorene Larson...wills her giggle to Ioyce Bartels. . ', Peggy Rainesmleaves a couple of blond hairs on Larry Christian's Shoulder. -. Patricia Wilson...wills her correspondence to Wilma Ienson. I Dorothy Dent...wills heri pretty complexion to Dorothy Claire Meyers. Glen Vadermleaves to become president ol the Baby Weighers As- sociation. Edna.Rose...Wills her hair to Dean Ward. Libby Spiruta...wil1s her gift ot gab to lean Beach. Grover Wiberg...leaves nothing but regret! Laddie Pesek...wills his position of the Senior President to some untiring junior. Pat Reeves...wills her D. A. R. award to some likely Iunior girl. Bob Wilson...leaves to dig worms tor his chickens. Ralph Schroudermleaves his enemic farm to Gerald Raber. L Shirley Reevesmleaves her Rainbow office to Betty Irvine. Eldon Rabermleaves with a headache. Bob Crandall...willsi his hula-skirt to Gerald Sagart. Dorothy Sherty...wills her ear rings to Corabelle Edes. Viola Dunckley...leaves to take command to the K-9 corps. Carryl Srnyth..,leaves to raise turkeys with Ralph Schrouder. Dorothy Powell...wills her overalls to Norma Wood. Ramona Stringer...wills her typewriter to Ruth Ford. Gladys Sachettmwills all her bookkeeping to Hazel Rose. WARRIOR - 1944 iifli' 'L' M'i-u-v NUM ' WARRIOR - 1944 cfm Qvwflfzey On May Day of the year l964 was held the reunion banquet of the graduating class of 44 Lucille Christ had charge of the lighting arrangements as she knows so much about effects after entertaining in a cabaret in Paris for the last few years Bob Cate brought the daffodils from his Peo- ria Pretty Posie Plantation. He also raises onions. Mane Beale. the Mocking Bird of the airways was the vocalist of the evening. She sang the Operatic score YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE. Kyle Calahan was the toastmaster of the evening. You all remember Kyle-that loud boisterous and exceptionally good speaker in fourth period Social Ec Betty Brown and Bonnie Bates brought their BB ci BB flea cir- cus Myl How well those little fellows were trained. lt s all in know- ing how to handle them. Then with a fanfare of trumpets Ralph Cooper now Head Attendent in the Lebanon Feeble-Minded Home, wheeled in those relics of class room days-Miss Brown and Miss Ender HONOR GUESTS for the evening. As Hallie Ashton entered the question flashed through everyone's mind' Will Iirn Woodruffe propose tonight after all of these years'P'?'?'? Hallie has five hope chests filled and still has hopes. Mr. and Mrs Robert Erickson fthe former Lorene Larsonl entered sway- ing a bit' Later we found out why! Professor Bob is chief chemist at the Iolting Gin Works now owned and operated by Miss Viola Dunck- That Wolf about town Roger Reppetto escorted Mabel Olson. strong leader in the Temperence Union. Mrs. lean Durst Barker and Mrs Shirley Reeves Shindler arrived together from their homes in Hawaii as Admirals Shindler and Barker were both detained at sea. Lucinda Christ was unable to attend as she is in Africa collecting Hootie Tootie charms. However she sent her regrets and said that the flies were terrible there. Iamie Gilbert fFra:nceD finally gave in to his wife Lois CG1lbertD after ten years of quarreling. They came. Lois Meuler Manville 83rd wife of Tommy Manville arrived in satin and furs accompanied by her just new husband for a change. Peggy Raines and LeRoy O Brien are partners in the Gruesome and Lonely Undertaking Parlor situated on the corner of Main and Vine streets Peggy wore black as usual and LeRoy still has his yellow tie we see Newly weds arrived! Lavelle Marquardt and Clifford Keyser and Iulietta Pape and Kenny Fisch Double wedding and all four still I I Q I ' l . . I I I I . . Q it ll lt ll . I I , I I L I - .... I . ' I I ley. - - I I . . . , . . , I , . . . . WARRIOR - 1944 544034103 K I Durst Ruling the Mayday this year was Queen Hallie I and the six princesses of the Royal Court. There was an assem- bly held in the morn- ing at which time the noted Negro tenor, Emanuel Mansfield sang. Coronation ceremon- ies Were held at one- thirty, with a base- ball game following. A dance was given in the gym during the evening, concluding the Mayday activ- ities. Smyth Raines WARRIOR - 1944 blushing. ' Dorothy Powell came directly from Rowtons where she models wedding rings. Ola Mae is proprietress. Ierry Baker, producer of the frilly frilly filly play, was there without his Women. All of the girls from Bakers play were put out with Bob Crandall which made him considerably late. Mel Solbergrthe Shiek of Sciof' brought the main interests in his harem, Louise Kruml and Carryl Smyth. Hugh Watts and Kathryn Voegelein are rumored engaged. Good luck, kids! Kathryn now has full charge of the Coffee Shop, we don't blame you, Hugh. Libby Spiruta, who is teaching gymnastics at our Alma Mater, came with Eldon Raber. head coach and former All-American football player. Dorothy Sherly and Adrian Smith share the responsibility as Dean of Women at L. H. S. lDoes Adrian like his job, wowll eWilda Smith, one time arsonist, is now chief of the City Fire De- partment. Betty Stryker, gold-digger, has her own mine now. Boy is she going to town. . Florence Abbott tests various hair dyes at Leslie Ufford's dye works. She was ravishing in a stunning Blue Monday Model, at the banquet. Marceline Bonge Winstead, owner of Blondie's Salon for Beauti- ful Women, also modeled a fascinating green shade. Remember the days when red hair was popular? Bill Winstead. Marceline's man, lsells lingerie from door to door. Mary Grant had extra seats at her table for the ten little sailors. Ralph Schrouder, seen. about town with chorus girls, Zelda Adam- son, Betty Heyne, and Helen Miles, deserted all of them and came with Ieanne Robin. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilson, the former Ramona Stinger. came, too. They raise brussels sprouts on their farm near Myers Park. Bryce Bartruif. M. D., woman specialist, and his nurse, Virginia Bowen. flew in from Florida. - Mr. and Mrs. Lad-die Pesek, Knee Kathleen Pattersonl. carrie in from Marshfield. Ladclie is a pansy planter, while Kathy devotes her life to angle worms and electric eels. Colonel and Mrs. Roland King, of the Chinese Cavalry Unit in l-long Kong, arrived towards the end of the evening. My-we hardly recog- WARRIOR - 1944 ,J I-L II5 an 41 0 .51 W A J . 3 N 4-f' f -- gf .- 5 Q 'X- W 39 Y WARRIOR - 1944 nized you, Pat KReevesD with those 150 extra pounds. - Princess Grace Laidlaw, who married, as you all remember, the Indian Prince ot Stinkem Winkem, India, came in purple robes, rubies, and ermine. ' Dean Carlson. caretaker ot the Princessh pink elephants, came in later, after whispering sweet nothings in the elephants' ears. Don Clarke. strong adyocator of the Prohibition Bill, cmmzed us lo, coming in with Dorothy Dent. V Rose CCrayl and Melvin Hainz. manufacturers ol Stilts for Stunted People, came alone. Iohn Lagler and Warren Lanning are newspaper reporters for the Lebanon Distress. They work tor Gladys Sackett. an old maid, who -is now Editor-in-chief. ' A Glen Vader, a Paris ladies dress designer, came Wearing one ol his own creation, a gorgeous apple green. , Patricia Wilson, an ektremely' charming snake charmer, arrived with Bobo, her pet cobra. Grover lwibergl Cleveland. the second, is running tor President of the Salem Society for l..unatics, and we do hope he makes it. Betty KTancreD Wells is a Gestapo Agent for the Marriage Bureau. She goes out and looks up married couples and reports on their quar- rels. Two quarrels and you are in the jug. Shy, quiet, and bashful little Dolores Rhola has shorn her golden locks in the latest Crew-Cut fashion. Really becoming. She works in Gerty's Gossip Galley. Edna Rose and Robert- Kimble tap-danced at the banquet and they were really magnificent. Then Don Bahrke took pictures ol everyone at the reunion. It was really a success. So we all decided to have another one in 1968. Hope you are all able to make it. g fSignedJ litterbug Iournalists. WARRIOR - 1944 lteevos Reber Ashton Bowen Vifllvzziofc Sfaff Patricia Reeves ...,.R v....A E ditor-in-Chief Eldon Haber .....R , ......,. Associate Editor Hallie Ashton v....,. . ...,,Y...,..,,o,o...,. Business Manager Virginia Bowen .,,.,es.. .......eoY.,,. Associate Business Manager The Warrior staff was elected by the officers of the Senior class. Due to the war and shortage of materials, this book has been re- duced from what it ordinarily would have been in size and scope. Articles in this book concerning classes, clubs, and other activities were written by individuals chosen by the staff. Miss Brown and Miss Ender were selected as advisers for the War- rior. ti iii , ,V We in k ii. Ii. w K.- ,wi ,Lg . ,,, ' if-0 wt iii 41 , -in Q' 'FY J 3 l-irst How M Miller B Iohnson Otis, Bartels, Bauman, Wallace, ll. lolmson, Smith, Adams, Worland Ball Sallee Second How Au tin King Schliske Penlold, Mayof York, Fiala, Kaullman, Iansen, Wilson, Lan berry 1-tichards lcubank, Clymer Coakley. third Row Woods Rose Kau, Bazant, Whities, Kimble, 'l'owry, Durst, Lacliman, Collins, Larsen, Irvine Vlhelan Nichols rleed Cros-an lourth l-low Wooddy tritz Sylvester Eriksoti, M. Nolan, Pierce, Croslcstt, Caldwell, Powell, l-leming Sorseth Filth Row 1-liggmbottom Payne, Ames, Ke .11er, Iverson, Southwick, Baker, Solberg. Sixth Row bdwards Lanny Cox, Michleson, Clark, Pfden, McCor1nicl:. unioz Cllm President, B111 Pedeng Vice-President, Tony Solberg, Secretary, Ianet Durst, Treasurer, Caroll Penloldg Class Representative, Cedric Wallace, Sergeant at arms, Richard E. Bartels. At the beginning ol this year 117 Iuniors, proud to be upperclass- men, entered the school. The first class meeting was called to elect their class officers and discussion Was already started for their gala event ot the year, the Iunior Senior Prom They were Well represented in football, basketball, and baseball, by placing many men on the teams. Many ot the boys Won letters. Betty Irvine, Treasurer, Betty Southwick, Secretary, and Cedric Wallace, Class Representative, represented them on the student coun- cil Betty Irvine, Caroll Penlold, Bill Peden, and Ianet Durst were ap- pointed by Miss Schlitz and Mr. Bryan to go to Salem to represent the school at a citizenship conference. Splendid co operation was shown by the Whole class in organiz- ing and carrying out the plans for the Prom. Ianet Durst was Prom Chairman 1 f:.-1,4 ig gr: 11 112, .sr wage- V- f ,lr-.1 , .. - . P . . , . , f , - 1 A S' . , ' , S 1 1 1 f. . - C , V - , M 1 ' 1 V I r I Q I . 3 1 V 1 Rf ' ' : A ' ' I , e 1 -1 3 T , 1 l C WARRIOR - 1944 l'irst How: Houck, Haber, Llsmond, Marvin, Calahan, Connor, Lal ond, Ingram, Hamilton, Powell, Ward, Sagert, Hewitt, Iohnson, H, Board, Salvage, Rhola. Second Row: Weekly, McCracken, Flemming, B. Decker, Crandall, C. Decker, Kambak, Slyves- ter, Williams, Kieth Hegambol, Cooper, ltichards, Smyth, Lenox, Manning, Keen, Ball, Plag- mann, C Powell. Third rlow: Pierce, A. Cobb, Almen, Miller, Erikson, Bazant, Hoover, I Cobb, Schneider, Hostetler, Cone, Cummings, Carlson, berry, Almon, loy, Conser, Brown. Fourth How: Hammond, Beach, Bartels, Hay, Taylor, Cruise, Underwood, Baca, Liggett, Hurst, Harrington, W. Hoover. Filth How: McKinney, Champlan, Durlee, Firchau, Voeqelein, Gleason, Sinclair, Haughton, Christian, Elkins, Sixth How: Burge. Miles, H. Board, Barnes, Baldwin, Fowler, irikson, Koeler. Awopgomo 'ze 676144 President, Denny Marvin, Vice-President, Arthur Cobb, Secretary, Gerald Sagert, Treasurer, Donna Underwood, Student Council Repre- sentative, Lynn Hamilton. The faculty advisers are Mrs. C. Smith and Miss Iulia Barnum. The sophomores have taken an active part in all the school af- tairs. There are tive sophomores in the Octette, two in Girls' Trio, thirty-six in Glee, and twenty-tour in band. Sophomore boys who were prominent in athletics are: Lynn Hamilton, David Powell, Dean Ward, Arthur Cobb, Denny Marvin, Kenneth Haughton, Ioe Elkins. Larry Christian held the responsible position of Editor of the l-li-Light, Nor- man Weekly is Student Director lor the band, and Kenneth Shores has been outstanding in Art. Sophomore boys also won the champion- ship title in lntermural Basketball. Sophomores also rank high scho- lastically. The class has not engaged in many purely social activities. They have, however, put in a great deal ol time in useful activities. The class party was held in April. .tif V if-- im. LTW wr r M- ' 6 MTW ff ,Ai 20:9 ifwf iw-1 1 f X U Y. I Q , sf., wi, rw 1 .nf KNTZI ' .5 ri. .. L fr: , wif? ,.r,,e WS' 1, , 'K .W 'ii . :WJ WARRIOR - 1944 First Row: Lagler, Olsen, D. Smith, Pynch, Stewart, Woods, Graham, L. Steyartt, Taylor, B. Brown, Ackert, Gilbert, Hobbs, Kamback, Calhoun, Downing, Hodges, Miller, Gott, Second Row: Coddington, Gwinn, Starnes, H. Smith, Mather, Conklin, Gorman, Conser, Nivens, Fields, Baca, Cox, Rielce, Waddle, Richards, Crossan, Ray, Taber, T. Seyart, Laidlaw. Third Row: Goold, Pieske, N, Schmidt, Blackburn, Worland, Swanson, Preston, Rice, Gray, Cox, Metzger, Sledge, D. Starnes, Sturtevant, Rowton, Coughorn, Middlestadt. Fourth Row: Clendenen, Glacier, Ralston, Ashby, D. Mills, Koehler, Heed, Wilson, Hansell, Durham, Carrol, Wagy, Sinclair Howe Filth Row: P. Lott, Myers, Keebler, Goodnight, Klavano, Toeman, Edes, Woodrotte, LeBaron, M. Lott. Sixth Row: Hoelt, Spires, F. Keen, D. Brown, B. Edwards O'l-learn Seventh Row: B. Mills, Baldwin, Childs, B. Notziger, B. Nollsinger Eighth Row: Croton, Smith, Beach, Ferguson. 'L8igI72CLl2 650.54 Canaga, Dempsey, B. Gott, Carlson, C Hdes, Grenvelle, Shanks, B. Clark, Groves, D, White, Mayo, D. P. Keen, lt. Edwards, White. Thomas. President, Paul Alley, Vice-President, Melba Cox, Secretary, Pat Canaga, Treasurer, Dale Stewart, Representative, Hugh Logan, Ser- geant-at-Arms, Carl Fox, Girl's League Representative, Ruth Ralston. The class of '47 was lucky in that there was no official initiation, although. a few ot the customary country rides were experienced by the Freshman boys. Due to wartime conditions, few social activities have been held by the Freshman class. But this did not stop the Freshmen from making themselves known. They were active in sports and music. Ron Cox was the outstanding athelete oi the class in both basketball and foot- ball. , A great deal can be expected from this class in the next three years. WARRIOR - 1944 ' we l'irsl How: Daily, Middlostadt, Davis, S-.ctt, Gallager, Barlels, Wtavor, it-wett, Hosteher Howard, Holden, Adams, klnsley, Hitchens, Mclunken, D. Pierce, Netland, Miller, Moore Grant. S1-cond How: Hieke, B. Miles, Luclla Baertlein, Kimble, Crockett, Connctt, lt. Pierce, I. Warner Dorothy N1-uste-l, Leech, Doris Neustel, B. Ljox, Conner, Llanoy, liilyeau, Llaird, Ludtke Fields, Fisher, Bivens, Spires, Benshoot. 'lhird How: lviclioo, Morris, Coakley, Shores, Ferguson, Gaines, Hickey, Billings, Hageman Davidson, Ward, Waddell, Iohnson, Alkio, S. Simons, Benz, Smith, Olson, lieewr-s, Swanson Wood, B. Warner. 1 Fourth How: Pre-ever, 1 Miles, Whities, P. Miles, Skyles, Pieske, Shroudor, Tllompson, Payne, Mc'l'immonds, Meritt, Hussell, Hamilton. Filth How: Harden, Pe-den, Pesek, Hess, Hyder, Andres, Baxter, L. Simons, Shimanek, Hamsey. ffgrffz grads The class officers ot the eighth grade are: President, Stanley Pesek, Vice-President, Gilbert Scott, Secretary, Shirley Simons, Sergeant-at Arms, Kenneth Miller, Representative, lean Russell. Our Class Adviser is Mrs. Faller. At the end of the second semester, Mrs. Parks, our mathematics and citizenship teacher, left us. Mrs. McDonald replaced her. We had a farewell party for Mrs. Parks, at which time the presi- dent presented her with a gitt. The second class party was held in honor of Margie Coe, as a farewell party. It consisted ot games, a program, and refreshments. fiffi Tiff? i, Yliil ' l l :ff .5 'Q nj t. 5. ,fl . ,F 'i ,i 1 iQ iq! All fl .A dm .mg 1 ala 1111 img? wht w e Wil ii - l :' .w . '- Fi - i-! 4 -5,11 1 . iii' - . Tvf 'viii 'z 53555 lxwtg ...gy ,, tiff' Q 5 :G Z! wg .,. . ll 1 fi if -i ,V ii 45g :l 'W l rf? ,. . ki ., , -L34 ,M ,w 'Z , s . v . W Q, ,r. .V 1-, f i WARRIOR-1944 , I , in ' iw? FT-Q5 l R V l , Lf-Mx , 352 t' 52115 iii-.f Eben 'l,.L5W I, i X l irst How: D. Carter, Preston, Gilbert, Bartels, Cox, L. Carter, Zurcher, Moore, Lee, lhoms, . Gill, McKinney, Schrernpp, Hunt, Gray. Q ' Second Row: Gallagher, Compton, M. Keen, B. Carlson, Groves, Hewitt, Torrey, Laltowe, Lucas, ,, Edmonds, Spires, Fitzwater, Smith, Ioan Carlson, Shoemaker, I. Carlson, Holden, Fenner, .Qf','f', Davis, Calahan, Chandler. Qffvtf Third l-tow: C. Delap, Campbell, Alley, Harris, Rowton, Cruise, Conklin, Stone, Barbara Olson, Roth, Pierce, Blazer, Gallea, Alkio, F. Bevan, Brattain, Burian, Lyons. gffj Fourth Row: White, McPherson, Powell, Lanning, Hammond, Cone, Horton, Ft. Bevan, Osterman, Dwyer, Yoeman. 3,71 Filth How: Longton, Pynch, King, Houghton, Fryrear, Howard, Patterson, K. Delap, Downing, it-H, 'l'anner. 5 .1 easnffi za P t Officers for the vear were as follows: President, Dixie Lee Fitz- , , ' 4515 water, Vice-President, Molly Hewettg Secretary, Iames Fryearg Treas- urer, Ierry Bartels, Class Representative, Robert Paterson. 'CSI . , . During the year they made scrap books for soldiers and were in the lead in the sale of stamps and bonds several times. fi ' When Mrs. Parks left, the B rou ave her a vase, and the A rou gave her some bath soap and powder. X- a lvf ' 3,21 L fi 'Lxi 552149 f',,e ggi 'ein E513 '17, til . 'ati WARRIOR 1944 U n N BAjh1'N? Q5 HE Q xc 1 Q f'f Nhxq,g NU u q Q W 1 s g X 5 4 ' Q QI i in .N , v- 7 F I k 2. ,N S I - . I A ,V R as a -ikxwlx K 3 xz Q R WARRIOR - 1944 llsgcuzon cqcfloof Band The band has been active in many ways this year. On December 7 there was a special assembly commemorating Pearl Harbor at which the band played many patriotic tunes. They played at May Day, graduation, and the football and basketball games. They made us all proud of them at the March concert. Mr. Bates left for the Army in November and the band is under the direction of Miss Iulia Barnum at present time. Mr. Bates is missed by all but Miss Barnum is to be congratu- lated on her success in directing the band. Three of the band members are in this year's graduat- ing class. They are Betty Stryker, saxaphone, Grace Laid- law, clarinet, and Betty Brown, French horn. The officers ot the band this year are Gene Durlam, presi- dent, Rodney Cox, vice-president, Ioan Voegelein, secretary- treasurer, and librarian, and Norman Weekly, student director and manager. Gene Durlam left for the Navy this year, so Rodney took over the post as president. We all miss Gene for he has been with us for four years and was one of our best cornet players. The students enjoyed the playing of the Dance Band im- mensely. lt played for all our student dances until we ac- quired a nickelodeon and we hope that they will play for us again next year. Members of the Dance Band are Norman Weekly, Beverly Keebler, and Kenneth Shores, saxaphones, Rodney Cox, Duane Pierce, and Paul McCracken, cornets, Dick Hewitt, piano, Arden Keebler, bass fiddle, and Richard Hobbs, trombone. We had an excellent Cornet quartet and trio this year. The players in the quartet are Rod Cox, Duane Pierce, Paul Mc- Cracken, and Charles Gram. The trio is comprised of Rod Cox, Duane Pierce, and Paul McCracken. Rodney is a junior and has played in the band for three years. This is his third. year with the quartet also. We hope to have him with us again next year. Duane and Paul are sophomores and have played in the band for three years and the quartet for two years. Charles is a freshman and has played in the band for two years and the quartet one year. These two groups have given several performances -in and out ot school. They are asked to perform at many places and are liked very much The clarinet quartet IS composed of Betty Irvine Ianet Whe lan, Betty Burelson, and Gloria Larson. These girls are all jun iors and we hope that we have them again next year The horn quartet 1S composed of Betty Brown Dorothy Brown, Quindella Taylor, and Leo Berg Betty IS a senior and has played in the band for four years and in the quartet for three years Quindella and Leo are Jumors Quindella has been with the band for two years and Leo has been with it for one year They have both played in the quartet for one year Dorothy IS a Freshman and has played in the band for three years and the quartet two years We are really glad that there are not any more seniors leaving the band and hope that it will be as nice next year as it has been for the past years gas am: Director .............. ...... ' ....... I ulia Barnum Accompanist ........................................ Nancy Gleason Fourth period: President Denny Marvin, Vice-President, David Powellp Secretary, Nancy Gleason, Sergeant-at-Arms, Art Cobb. ' Fifth period: President, Marie Bealep Vice-President, Iudy Swansong Secretary, Pauline Kauffman, Treasurer, Ierry Mil ler, Sergeant-at-Arms, Delvin Milesf The combined glee clubs have been fairly active this year considering they have had three different teachers. One con cert and an Easter program have been successfully given Several small vocal groups also took part Trio: Pearl Tabor, Ioan Voegelein, Nancy Gleason Sextette: Marie Beale, Pearl Tabor, Ruth Bazant, Lorraine Baker, Delores Rhola, Helen Crockett. Octettu Marie Beale, Pearl Tabor, Deloris Rhola, Nancy gleason, Denny Marvin, David Powell, Robert Collins, Art obb. WARRIOR- 1944 WARRIOR - 1944 The school year just past saw the Lebanon I-Ii-Y Club en- joy one of its most successful years since the founding of the organization three years ago. Riding on the crest of a treas- ury fund which was well over the S100 figure, the boys felt free to carry on many projects that were of benefit both to the club and the school. Perhaps the outstanding project for this year was the car- rying out of an idea to establish school dances on a more suc- cessful basis through the medium of better music. In attain- ing this end, the boys originated the idea of purchasing a nickelodeon to be used for such purposes and in further carry- ing out this idea, the club made a S100 contribution for the purchasing of the music box. Assisted by' the school-board and the Senior class, this project was completed and Lebanon High School now has a fine jute box pouring forth provoking rythms for all the students to enjoy. Some of the other projects carried out by the club, in- cluded an all-school dance which was a huge success, partici- pation in Easter Sunrise Services, sending of delegates to a regional conference at the Swan Island Shipyard in Portland, the winning of a basketball tournament held between neigh- boring clubs at Albany, and general service offered the school during the year. N The membership of the club numbered 24 this year, which was the largesgt the group has been since its organization. Officers were Iim Schindler, President, Cedric Wallace, Vice-President, Bob Olds, Secretary, Dale Plagmann, Treasu- rer, Iess Ingram, Chaplain, Lawrence Page, Adviser. Members of the Hi-Y Club other than those named above are as follows: Mel Solberg, Ralph Cooper, Gene Durlam, Lad- die Pesek, Bob Cafe, Bill Peden, Bud Daily, Ross McCormick, Don Davidson, Duane Netland, Erwin Wilkinson, Dave Pow- ell, Dick Hewett, Dick Clarke, Larry Christian, Denny Mar- vin, Norman Weekly, Kenneth Shores, Lynn Hamilton. quid Dean: Miss Dorothy Schiltz. Council: President, Louise Kruml, Vice-President, Ramona Iverson, Treasurer, Betty Southwick, Secretary, Zata Sinclair, Senior Representative, Libby Spiruta, Iunibr Representative, Betty Irvine, Sophomore Representative, Ioan Voegelein, Fresh- man Representative, Ruth Ralston, Big and Little Sister Chair- WARRIOR 1944 5 i,.Lg,e1,'b is -Q- gQ 'STIYI 6 Inj -fiChnnQ ww RRISTOI' I Fnggnl WWW' ,Ghrlfr l.:gj'f67,C'a ifncil ----+ 1' Vee' FIFA' 1534. Herj I'VeA 54a J, V ? 'Fi 8:35 figvab 0 ' K TANUYE 15 ot. CFIHJ lkvlue t 1 :ik CT. ' A 'Ffffv Sis? iff!! WARRIOR 1944 man Ramona Strrnger Soclal Charrman Betty Tancre A new feature was added to the Glrls League th1s year and was enthusrastrcally accepted The councll selected a theme each month such as leadershrp and then a l1st of grrls best representmg thts theme was grven to the class rep resentatrves by the class advlsers and these grrls were voted upon by the counc1l Because the meet1ngs were held every two months th1s year two glrls from each class were selected each t1me as the Gxrls of the Month The Glrls of the Month for the year were as follows Frlendllness Semors Ramona Strlnger Lucrnda Chrlst Iunlors Ruth Ford Beverly Keebler Sophomores Vera Games Mary Almen Freshmen Kane Durham Fayne Blackburn Dependabrhty Semors Katherlne Voegeletn Betty Tan cre Iunrors Betty Irvlne Ruth Krmble Sophomores Ioan Voe gelem Dorene L1ggett Freshmen Marlys brnclarr Pat Canaga Servlce Semors Hallle Ashton Lots Meuler Iunlors Bet Lata S11'1ClG11' Freshmen Margaret Howe Ruth Ralston Leadersh1p Semors Loulse Kruml Llbby Sprruta Iunl ors Gladys Payne Caroll Penfold Sophomores Helen Smyth Clarnell Bryant Freshmen Melba Cox Ethel Nolzlger One of the g1rls llsted above w1ll be selected as The G1rl of the Year Each of the b1g b1 monthly meet1ngs was conducted by a class The Semors who had the f1rst one of the year used a forum for dtscussron on Amerrcan Glrls at War The Iuntors had thetr meetrng at Chrlstmas tlme and they conducted the tuberculosrs collectron the oroceeds of wh1ch were d1v1ded be tween a general fund rn the form of a S510 UO Bond and a g1ft to a former Lebanon Hrgh School student The Sophomores meetmg mn February was devoted to the Mother Daughter Tea The frnal meetmg of the year w1ll be QIVGH by the Freshmen Farewell to the Semors w1ll be thetr motlve The maJor pro1ect of the year has been to g1ve danc1ng lessons The rncreased attendance of the lad1es at the noon hour dances has been proof that these lessons were success ful Thrs danc1ng program 1S to be clrmaxed by a Reversra dance 1n whlch the danc1ng teachers are to 1nv1te boys ana act as therr escorts Speclal dances grven by the Grrls League were the March of D1mes dance and the N1ckelodeon Beneht dance The G1rls League was one of the most actlve school or ganrzatrons thrs year I l I I l I 5 I I I I ,t .. . . ,,- . : . I . . I 1 1 I 5 1 5 : , . 0 .. .. H- . Z . . I - 1 I , 5 I - I : I ' .. . ,,-N . 1 . I . I . Z I ty Southwlck, Ramona Iversong Sophomores: Nancy Gleason, I 3 1 - .. . Hn . Z . I . . I .- Il I I 2 I I 3 I - V . . I , .4 v , - Q 1 .Y '.'f . 5 - . 1. . Q- fw fr ' W.. in i wnnmon-1944 1 ' H GV .fzglif L L The Lebanon Hi-Light enjoyed a successful year under the able leadership of Pat Reeves and Leo Berg as First Term Edi- tors and Larry Christian as Editor for the Spring Term. Ten issues were published. Assisting on the Hi-Light Staff were Betty Southwick, Peggy Raines, Helen Miles, Grace Whities, Ioan Voegelein, Bob Iohnson, Paul McCracken, Ross McCor mick, Raymond Ayers, Ianet Whelan, Wanda Lee Nichols, Du ane Pierce and Rodney Cox. 9 is Cs'.,.....1 The Fire Squad has had a successful year in their drills There was no trouble getting the students out of the building except for one thing and that was that the sudents did not get away from the building once they got out . The record time for clearing the building was one minute Members ol the Fire Squad were Ralph Cooper, Chief, Bob Cate, Assistant Chief, lim Woodroffe, Laddie Pesek, Melvin Hainz, Ray Ayres, Bryce Bartruff, Dale Plagmann, Ray Woods Lee Crossan, Kenneth Austin, Leslie Ufford, Denny Canny, Don Clarke, Melvin Solberg. C 64. 93. The newest organization in school is the-Civil Air Patrol Cadet Corps. It is an auxiliary of the United States!-irmy Air Corps. The purpose of the C. A. P. is to aid not only in actual emergency, but to educate boys cmd girls of 'high school age in things concerning military service and aviationj The stu dents may go on active service in the Army Air Corps with full Army pay after reaching the age of sixteen At Lebanon High School there' are two groups. Group One meets from 3 to 5 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Group Two meets from 7 to 9 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Mr. Evert The officers for Group One are: Commanderjlim Wood roffeg Training Sergeant, Kay Reikeg Intelligence Sergeant Ralph Schrouder, Communications Sergeant, Peggy Rains Supply Sergeant, Warren Lanningg Adjutant, Carryl Smyth Flight Leader, Bill Winstead, Assistant Flight Leader, Helen Smythp Section Leader, Bryce Bartruffg Assistant Section Leader, Marceline Bonge, Sergeant-at-Arms, Iohn Ball, Mascot Gerald Sagert., Brenner is the Commanding Officer in charge of both groups. WARRIOR - 1944 Q P Cahn - The Pep Club was organized this year under the super- vision of the adviser, Miss Howard. The purpose of the club is, to provide more pep at the games, help plan the pep as- semblies, choose the yell leaders and try new yells. Several members sold pop-corn and apples at the football games. The officers this year were: President, Ruth Ford, Vice- President, Virginia Bowen, Secretary-Treasurer, Lois Gilbert, Student Council Representative, Carryl Smyth. - The yell leaders were: Captain, Louise Kruml, Betty lrvine, Iean Beach, Helen Smyth and Curtis Coe. Ruth Schneider substituted. .fsffzfunan 2 The Lettermen's Club of Lebanon High School is composed of letter winners in all sports including managers. The pur- pose of the club is to make rules and regulations concerning the actions of its members and to help in any way to further the betterment of the school. Initiation of new members was held in Ianuary and at that time all new football lettermen were taken into the club. A hilarious evening of entertainment was held and the ini- tiates truly felt themselves fully initiated when the night ended. ln an effort' to curb rough house tactics in the halls, the Lettermen's Club conducted a campaign at mid year to halt such actions and after a few weeks effort, they felt that con- ditions were much better and the student body as a whole recognized the fact that the Lettermen were serious about this work. It is hoped that in future years the Lettermen can band together in an organization that will be recognized as one of the leading groups in the school. Officers for the year were as follows: Iess Ingram, Presi- dent, Cedric Wallace, Vice-President, Lynn Hamilton, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Bud Page, Adviser. Goofliafl' A total of 45 football aspirants greeted Coach Bud Page on the opening day of the 1943 season, but of this group only 6 were lettermen while the rest of the squad was made up of WARRIOR - 1944 o RTS HI'-Y l3Askefb,41l CA P'hniN N Coxoch i Q 'W Liffsrmsfrs g,,,b Foafbnll 59,,,,4 T: uA 1'2AM R 'BU rem. WARRIOR - 1944 boys with little or no football experience at all. The returning lettermen were Don Davidson at tackle, Bob Crandall at cen- ter, Ralph Cooper at end, Lynn Hamilton at tackle, less ln- gram at halfback and Erwin Wilkinson at fullback. Of this sextet, only Davidson was a starter from the championship team of the year before. This green but hard working squad of footballers car- ried the colors of Lebanon through a season of 7 games on con- secutive weekends and came out of the campaign with a record of 2 victories and 5 defeats. These figures do not tell the true story, however, as the Lebanon Warriors played a thrilling and never-say-die brand of ball all season and gave the record breaking number of spectators at Newport Field many an exciting moment in the four home games played this year. The boys are all to be commended on their fine spirit and team play and each boy, whether he be a first-stringer or a substitute on the bench, is deserving of high praise be- cause of his excellent work despite the handicap of little ex- perience. Lebanon opened the season with a well earned victory over Toledo 21 to 15 but the next weekend the Warriors jour- neyed to Portland to take on the strong and unbeaten Rams of Central Catholic and the Lebanon boys were soundly trounced 53 to 0. Not only were the local boys humiliated in score by the strong Portland team but a number of the boys were injured so severely that the team was never at its top strength for the rest of the season. The next weekend an in- jury riddled but strong-hearted group of Warriors tangled with the Sweet Home Huskies on the local field and managed to eke out a 7 to 0 victory over the favored neighboring team. Dallas high school found Lebanon in a decided slump the next weekend and proceeded to spank the boys from the Strawberry City by a 26 to 8 score. ln an effort to find a line- up that would click, Coach Bud Page shook up his starting lineup in the week that followed the Dallas game in prepa- ration for the game with the Tigers of Iunction City. Lebanon played outstanding ball for three quarters, but weakened in the last quarter and allowed lunction City to push over two touchdowns and win 14 to 6. X The annual battle with the Bulldogs from Albany was next on the Lebanon schedule and this classic was played before a record crowd at Newport Field. After a scoreless first half in which the Warriors more than held their own with the heavy visiting team, the Bulldogs came back in the last half and by use of sheer weight and power wore the lighter Lebanon team down and pushed across two touchdowns to win by a score of 12 to U. The last game on the schedule was with the strong Bamgztlfaff ,, straw wmuuon - 1944 University High:S.chool team .-from-'Eugeneiwho .emerged vic torious 32 to 7: The Warriors gave the Campus team the scare of-their lives for the first three quarters and: with 8 minutes to go. in the last quarter, the Lebanon boys :were on the long end of a .7- to 6 count, but. at this point the .southern visitors started throwing passes from--every angle: land' completely awedvthe Warriors with thisfdisplay of -aerialxpower-. Before the final gun 'soundedxthe University 'High team had pushed across four touchdowns and piled up 32 points while Lebanon had to remain content -with .its 'seven -points L The coveted Lebanon L ,was presentedfto .25 players and two managers at the close of the season',,and,o,fQ,t-his group only 6 are graduating seniors, ,s0.CQClEh Bud..Page'Fwill,have a host of lettermen available for the start o.f.,the.,.l.944 season Those .boys receiving letters were as followsg.,Seniors: Bob Crandall, Ralph Cooper, Ralph. Schrouder,,.Cene Durlam, Mel Solberg and Ierry Baker, Iunior-sz ,Bill,Pedem.5, tEnwi:n,Wilkinson Cedric-Wallace, Richard Bartels, Denny Ganny, ,Don David son, .Tony Solberg, Richard chelson, Ross McCormick and Bob Olds. Sophomores: less Ingram, Paul, McCracken, Denny Marvin, Kenny Haughton, Lynn Hamilton, Dean Ward, Dave Powell and Art Cobb. -Freshmerrzt-wRon'-1Cox:'ffMcinagers: Bob Iohnson and Doug Smith With the advent ,of Basketball, Coach Bud Page found himself fade to face' with the same problem that had confronted him in football-lack of experienced players. Although four lettermen were on hand, 'only two of them,' Captain Ralph Cooper andsophomore Lynn Hamilton were starters from the year before while 'Bob Olds and Cedric Wallace, the other two lettermen, had just seen enough action the year before to earn their letters but were , not experienced veterans at the game Lack of heightiwas. another discouraging factor as Hamilton was the only boy who stood over the 6 foot mark and the oth ers were considerably lacking in altitude In spite of these shortcomings, the Warriors had a suc cessful season and their aggressive and fast breaking style of ball caused many a headache for opposing teams and-fpro vided many a thrill for the spectators. Lebanon played '18 games during the course of the season and the close of the sport foundinheiteanizvwith a record of 8 victoriesland 10 de ieats. .Tilaegthiglmlight Qflithe season was the fact that the War riors wonetwoimutz of thlfree games from the Albany Bulldogs, a feat that- has notibeen :accomplished around here for a number 1 all: Mft. . .. .wr ' .,.l' 1 1. ' ' .- 1. .if I .1, . ., . . 6 . i . . I b ' -'- g,1u,f . 1' 1.x l T112 ul r ' ..' ,, -N ut.. - n 1 E . WARRIOR - 1944 of years. Perhaps the outstanding game of the season was one played against Toledo on the local court in which the Mudhens emerged victorious 29 to 27 but only after two overtime ses- sions had been played. Lebanon finished third in district competition this year be- hind Corvallis and Toledo. Two boys, Ralph Cooper at ior- ward and Lynn Hamilton at center, were placed on the All- district second team and Hamilton was third high scorer with a total of 67 points in league play. Of the 8 boys receiving letters only one boy will be lost by graduation. Ralph Cooper, captain of this year's team is the only departing senior but his ball playing ability will be sorely missed when the 1945 season rolls around. Ralph proved an excellent team leader and his spirit and sportsmanlike manner in competitions label him as one of the best ever to wear a Lebanon uniform. The following boys received letters at the close of the season: Seniors: Captain Ralph Cooper, Iuni- ors: Bob Olds, Cedric Wallace tboth Co-captains for the 1945 seasonl, Bill Peden: Sophomores: Dave Powell, Lynn Hamil- ton, Dean Ward, Freshmen: Ron Cox: Managers: Bill Conner and Bob Downing. 7 The season's summary is as Lebanon .....................,,.,.,..,.,,. Lebanon ..... v ..... .,,,,.,,, Lebanon ........... ,,,,.,,,, Lebanon ...,.,,..,. ,,,,,,,,, ' Lebanon ........,.. ,.,,.,,,, Lebanon ...,.,.,.,. ,,,,.,,,, Lebanon ........... ......... Lebanon .,.,...,,,, ,,,,,,,,, 1 0 37 27 21 20 1 O 26 l 9 Lebanon ........... ,.,,.,,.. 2 7 Lebanon ...,...,.,. ,,,,.,,,, 1 8 Lebanon ........... ,,..,.,,, 2 4 Lebanon ........... ......... l 9 Lebanon .....,..... ,,,,,,,,, 3 1 Lebanon ........... ,,,,.,,., 3 0 Lebanon ...,..,.... ,,..,,,,, 1 4 Lebanon ........... ,,,.,,,,, 1 8 Lebanon .........., ,,..,,,,, 2 5 31 Bai.-:ZZQZT follows: Corvallis ........ ........ Tangent ...... Albany . ....... Brownsville ......... ........ function City Iunction City Sweet Home Dallas ............... ........ Toledo ............ ........ Brownsville ..... S ........ Corvallis ........ ........ Dallas ........ Albany .......... ........ Tangent ........ ........ Albany ...... Corvallis ....... ........ Toledo ............... ........ Sweet Home With a somewhat curtailed schedule, due to transportation difficulties, Lebanon has only 8 games lined up for the base- ball season. At the time of this writing the season has just started, and Coach Bud Page is holding daily workouts with X Hef- I . sg' WARRIOR 1944 h1s squad of Z5 boys and all 1nd1cat1ons po1nt to a hust11ng but mexpenenced d1amond aggregat1on for the 1944 season Only three lettermen are on hand Bob Er1ckson outf1elder Ralph Cooper ftrst base and Don Ell1s p1tcher The ma1or problem confrontmg the coach IS the developmg of more pxtch 1ng strength and at th1s po1nt Ioe Elkms a sophomore w1th a lot of speed and a strong arm seems the answer to th1s s1tu at1on Arthur Cobb has the 1ns1de track for the backstop POSI t1on wh1le the rest of the 1nf1eld rema1ns a questxon mark Cooper seems assured of the keystone sack because of h1s past experlence The battle for second base hes between CedI'1C Wallace and D1ck Hewett both new boys on the squad Iess Ingram looks good at th1rd base but Ioe Elklns w1ll crowd h1m for th1s spot when he 1S not on the mound Lynn Hamil ton and Don Clarke are Ct toss up for shortstop both showmg about the same amount of ab1l1ty at bat and 1n the f1eld In the outf1eld Ray Ayers and Denny Canny are v1e1ng for the left held spot Bob Enckson IS well planted tn center f1e1d and h1s heavy h1tt1ng w1ll be counted on dur1ng the course of the season The nght held pos1t1on remams undec1ded w1th Buryl Brown a freshman Stan Worland a 1un1or B1llRol'1la a yumor and B111 Peden a Jumor all str1v1ng for the opemng nod 1n th1s garden spot The complete squad roster 1S as follows Sen1ors Ralph Cooper Bob Er1ckson Don Clarke Iumors Don Elhs Ray Ay ers Denny Canny B1ll Rohla Cedr1c Wallace Paul McCracken Stan Worland B111 Peclen Sophomores Arthur Cobb Ioe El k1ns Iohnny Bohlken Marl1n Str1nger D1ck Porter Iess In gram Lynn Hamtlton Barney Pollock D1ck Hewett Freshmen Paul Alley Buryl Brown Bob Ackeret Dale M1ller Charles Graham Manager Ioe Baca The season schedule 1S a follows Apr1l 7 Albany at Albany Aor1l 14 Baseball Iamboree at Sweet Home Apnl 21-Corvall1s at Corvall1s Apnl 25 Sweet Home at Lebanon May 5 Sweet Home at Sweet Home May 12 Albany at Lebanon May 16-Corvall1s at Lebanon 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 I - , . 1 - I .- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1- 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . . 4 WARRIOR - 1944 cqnzmiaa My country, 'tis of thee Sweet land of liberty, Of thee I sing. Land where my fathers died! Land of the Pilgrim's pride! From ev'ry mountain Aside. Let freedom ringl My native country, thee, Land of the noble free, Thy name l love, I love thy rocks and rills, Thy woods and templed hills, My heart with rapture thrills Like that above. Let music swell the breeze, And ring from all the trees Sweet freedom's song. Let mortal tongues a-wake, Let all that breathe partake, Let rocks their silence break The sound prolong Our father's God, to Thee, Author of liberty, To Thee we sing. Long may our land be bright With freedom's holy light: Protect us by Thy might, Great God, our King! . ' .vs 'ir' i' WARRIOR-1944 M mm CR If In honor of former gradautes and students who have attended Lebano- High School in recent years and hav e entered the armed forces since May 26 1943 we submit this list: Y! Wy lla lm Qi L9 ' Iack Beach Navy Douglas Bennington Navy Willard Berry Army Air Corps Dale Boggs Army Bob Calahan Army Air Corps Pat Calahan Navy Bill Coakley Navy Wendle Cook Air Corps Don Cox Navy Frank Crane Navy Bud Daily Navy Ted Daily Navy Don Davidson Navy Dick DeKuyper Army Eugene Dempsey Nav Gene Durlam Navy Iim Elliot Army Woodrow Erskine Marines Delbert Fennel Navy Bill Green Army Harold Harden Navy Hiram Hern Army Bill Heyne Navy Cecil Heyne Army lim Irvine Navy Alvin Iennings, Army Calvin Iennings, Army Dalton Iohnson, Army 'Air Corps Lee Kasson, Navy O 'Vi ,sol J 15 :45 I I Y 4 WARRIOR - 1944 Roland Kind, Army Rod Klient, Navy Norman Leckband, Army Wilmer Lessard, Navy Bill Manela, Navy Reid Merrit, Navy Lyle McCloud, Army Vernon Neustal, Navy Bill Olds, Army ' Iames Gwen, Navy Clinton Pearson, Coast Guard Don Penfold, Army Air Corps Dale Plagmann, Navy Earl Plagmann, Army Walter Postle, Navy Iohn Powell, Navy Glenn Ray, Navy Glenn Robertson, Navy Iohn Sanderson, Navy T George Schriber, Navy Iames Shindler, Navy Iames Shephard, Navy Lyle Simons, Navy f Clair Smith, Navy Tom Townsend, Navy Darryl Tyler, Navy Scott Wheeler, Army Ray Woods, Navy Those missing in action who have graduated from Lebanon High School are: 1 , Harold Post, Army Air Corps - D Don Smith, Navy ' 4 , Those men who have graduated from Lebanon High School who have been killed in the service of their country are: ik William Crabtree, an accident at Dutch Harbor f Clifford Ray, an accident in Virginia f Clifford V. 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