Lebanon Union High School - Warrior Yearbook (Lebanon, OR)
- Class of 1945
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Cover
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' , ' , Ir ,, '1f.f5,,i-. f .rf lf' .i,. ,. -.U t T W.. ,, . . ' 1, ' -A Y , ix ,ff vu. 5 ,, 1 ' .f ' .k ,, w -4. ' .- H- -.,r.j.':... 7, .qw fy' , ' L.. ., . ,,.f. .wh , li ,. lw as -w I fVCfW6I a?'mU 2 LARRY CHRISTIAN CAROLL PENFOLD if 5? it RAMONA IVERSON JANET DURST fi , I Q 704mm Staff Editor 7 ,, , ,,,,,,, Larry Christian Associate Editor , ,,,7,, Caroll Penfold f Business Manager ,sA.sss......., sss. R amona Iverson I I Associate Business Manager ...,.....,,.,e,......,,...,. Janet, Durst 'I I We, the Warrior Staff of 1945, wish to express our appreciation to Mr. Hickcox for . his guidance in the pubiishing of this annual. ' X I N We would also Iike to express our gratitude to Peari Taber for her artistic work in Q I' making the designs used on the cover and throughout the book. jk V I ' ' ' I ,N l,. . Our appreciation is also given to those students who gave their time and effort tof' ,i I' the realization of this annual. ,ff I I In VM f ., V ins 4 7 If I ' X HAS 4 I S i I 5A, X xv I If H.-V- -A T' W A TFJMWJY I In I--r 4 V' 5 . I-- Q , Y 4, ,Www ,, W , . af 'rdgv-TYAYH -TTA I I 4 Ani? Y I - , ,txxxr 7 K i J I ,-. - -. , to attire , M lwg, .-.X-A u , I? I. . f. 2 feti fi 44-7 Si l Qvzfevfd gag I ADMINISTRATION' A V - CLASSES I. MUSIC 5 ACTIVITIES fi ATHLETICS I FEATURES, AUTOGRAPHS I and SPONSORSHIP PIX A TI I I I X Qy II I ,N I I rl I , WI . EQ I . UI 'T T I X In I N ,IIIIH XXII l I I Q A , I I ff-X A 4 IIX ' , ' I I It I '. if ,l JV ui I A W , Y -' T ' - -.-Q...--0 1, - I- -3,-.:-c- I , - ,,,.---- . A I f--- I ' ' I I -X k is .. 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BOHLE 1909 AS l ' Principal, High School University of Oregon B.A. and M.A. in Education University of Washin3E an Johnston, Nebraska, 1907 Capitol Business College, School Board Member JAMES W. KING Superintendent of Schools Pacific University B.A. De- gree 1927 University of Oregon M.A. i935 University of California Education Eastern Oregon College of x . 3 Nfwp-ww 2 Y A MRS. VELMA J. ROTH - s Oregon Normal 'N '35 s University of Oregon if ' - i ,Q Sobiects: if English I 7 f ,. 2 A li X Q A H , i X el w V, MRS. THEDA BlNSl'lADLER Colorado State College P. J D.B. Degree Oregon Educational Col- lege X Subiects: - 7th and 8th Grade Social Science 7th Grade Geography Activities 7th Grade Advisor fvl -- .1 P - ..- --.Q -1' Af REX K. BOWEN Comeran A 8- M B.S. Western States College Subjects: Freshman General Math Physical Education B Squad Basketball Coach . , -.E SQL ,f l li -. '?. , 1' M ' it if 'Il 'Ft l 4 i A' ,til ly x P I X! f 4 XX ' 'W I K K dl 7,-.iii Q i A , -R 1 .-, 'Q----1--T Yvvwrw,-'dw -'W 1 5 . -M it -A-A--f 5 , Ji vs--X--, f - -- xx - l 7 4 -N, xg.. -,lgv , I VA A -TA it ll ,. , 7 J -1- x ,,-l X l -A W X 5 MISS RUTH BROWN Dakota Wesleyan Univers- ity University of Iowa University of California Subiects: United States History and Government World Geography Activities Junior Class Advisor T. G. BRITTON Oregon State College School Board Member MRS. GRACE BURNS Whitman College University of Oregon University ot Idaho Subjects: Librarian 'MISS SHIRLEY DILLARD Graduate Lebanon High Principal's Secretary EVERT N. BRENNER University of Mich. B.A. Western States B.S, University of Oklahoma Subjects: Drafting, Pre-Flight, Ad- vanced Aeronauticsf Ra- dio, PhysicspAv'n Sheet Metal and Engines Activities: Senior Class Advisor: Fire Squad, C. O. Lebanon C.A.P. Cadets MRS. VIOLA FALLER Oregon Educational Col- lege Subiects: 7th and 8th Grade English Activities Eighth Grade Advisor I y l?-A X Miss EMILIE FRA FRANK L. AFRANCE ' N.E. Missouri State Teach- Q, il IX Oregon State College el-5 College If! 'l ll Northeast Missouri State The Stout lnsmufe lwgs. X Teachers consinl R' Central Mo. State Teach- Q,-egon State College j , I! I , ers College University ot Missouri ,, l-.NPN I I . University of Idaho Subiedsg .mx . Subiects: industrial Arts ' - Ik 7th and Bth Grade Science T 3, I - - l Biology Activities Jil Trade 81 lndustry Co-ordi- ' T X X I QI! natcr 'um ld '. l I' ll I I N I I I L f f I I I I It I ll I l I l I X X -4-'Q-.. X I I I r I I X X -ief - 4 I l - 5- ' . Il h x - F- L-.- I I L 'vi X. . f .-,Y ,Wi.7 w-r,.,.,.- - ll WS' Em - 1 --3 f .... ff-7-lf, I ' s W- -- ' ' -f-lf-. I 1.-..-.T-----W ' f- '-' ' ' Y- -4-TS - - f V . . 5 I ,.......- -fm .' fwZetZQ6 o3fmU LEONARD E. GAINER Graduate V.E.N.D. School and Graduate Deisel gineer Hemphill Deisel Engineering Schools, attle, Washington Industrial machinist and mechanic MRS. FERRIS KIRKPATRICK en- Se- , HOWARD E. HICKCOX Huron College B.S. Graduate work U. ot i - ncsotaf U. of Sou as kata fubiectsw Math Chemist cti t' A visor ior Advisor N I MRS. BILLIE GEHLERT Southern Oregon College of Education Subiects: Phys. Ed. and Health for Girls Activities A Dean of Girls G.A.A. Girls' League N,-f J. HAROLD IRVINE A.B. Albany College I92l5 -X M.B.A. Northwestern University School Board Member 5 2 Sm? Norma, School' B 5, V ML... CAROLINE MATEJCEI: S y. U llglfliwgghmgilhrg L mi S State School ot' Forestry, grsgil: Stole College I at Sup:le:i'ihllelr?::IllehJlZ Secretary u ie sz W. Citizenship f j.: . ' , Glec .:5:Q4XQ'i gs I c .E Ii MRS. ELOISE MILLER MRS. MARGARET MORRISON i Willamette University B.A. Nebrggkg Sfgfe Teqche,-'S y I Oregon State College M.S. College I . Graduate work University Subiegfgz of Oregon Science Iii , 'N Svbiectsr Activities I ' ' Geometry Advisor Pep Club f I . ', Algebra I I X ,, , . 1 , ' I f I f' I' I K ff I ' I1. ,,-3 'KA if X X ..-M 'HFS r ff 'I I f I XX- W, ' EI A rf -5 . xg-WNAKMQ4-V, A , ,...., rl f , , ...- --' ' ' f L ' J ,I ,,, -- ,. ' ,i1A,,7-TL:T:- -- - X L Kg 'I ' W? 1 feQ ..14-. -'M 'W ' FW-' -r-'W-gg Fm , I 7 ' ' X534 Q C , WM C x g I J ,. . ., X U .L -, lm: . v N XJ Q ...- C mi .I A C-, ,,.,g-gg I i. 1 I I III N I in ,xXx xxx ' I If-1' CQ It umm yi I NI y X I X . 'null yt- ff I if XI sk fisjif f jf? g J? XJ, I JCi2iQjL,g 49 W MRS. JEAN C. PARHAM Oregon State College Subiects: Home Economics Activities Advisor Home Ec. Club .Advisor Sophomore Class F. PAGE Oregon State College Subiectsz Bookkeeping Phys. Ed. for Boys Activities Advisor Hi-Y Advisor Lettermen's Club WWA MRS. RUTH vv. RASMUSSEN , 5 , if P n 8 rf' a is-J ' , , si tu , ' , X1 ' , .f,...5 7:2 MRS. CHRISTINE SMITH Oregon State College Subiects: Typing l Office Work Activities ,H Sophomore Advisor Graduate of O. C. E. Advance work at U.C.L.A. Subiects: 8th Math 7th Math Afhfx if, MRS. RUTH PURCELL Baylor College, Belton, H Texas Subiects: Sophomore English 8th Grade English 8th Grade Science Bth Grade Civics 7th Grade Geography MRS. EDITH SMITH Oregon State College B.S. I923 Chico State College, Cali- fornia Subiects: Stenog ra phy Shorthand Office Procedure Activities Finance Officer I M3 HUGH OLDS Oregon City, Oregon School Board Member MISS DOROTHY W. SCHILTZ Ohio Wesleyan Columbia Univrsity National Training School of Y.W,C.A. University of Washington University of Oregon Oregon State College Subjects: World Geography Socio Economics Activities: Sr. Class Advisor Rh War Bonds and Stamps Committee Ili l l QQ Ili 5 llii , I QQ fzfvxb'-Ce. II N-f 'eiff-. I lwsswegpeg. f , ..,,o. f-C-32:3-. ll! Q X 4 'ii -'-nfl:- ixgf , Q , .A - - di -gf'-'Z-1, . ,-Y, v,... 4,-Q 11 MRS. THELMA V. STEWART Willamette University University of Oregon Dentistry, Portland 1923 Oregon College of Educo- D.M.D. tion Schocl Board Member Subiects: English I English ll Activities Freshman Class Advisor i H. J. WHELAN North Pacific College of i MRS. ELLEN vviLsHiRE CEDRIC WALLACE University of Oregon B.A Subjects: English Ill English IV Activities Junior Closs Advisor President of the Student ' Body MQ, '-RAYMOND AYERS .Ja Vice President of the Stu' dent Body CAROLL PENFOLD fw I Secretory of the Student Body is RUTH FORD Treasurer of the Student Body fi X , N i ,,Q,f,-.l----- Af ' T A - 1 W A 5736 K It ge.. :Q A 1 N KX yr I X li 'il X l f' ff l l I Vs fa A ' x 1 I X A ,.....,. A H ZX 5 A f Cyl 'L I Ll 1 l '- . A ff' T 1 9 ,lt ' -+'c s 'c be i 1 g L V- I I v,...W.. , ic 1 A -. 1 - Y Z , v , I v 1 I J v -V V A AZN ...4 J ilfft -X... yy l C i 5? fl,-X Cf ix k X. . 1 1 5 5 3 eeef. l Back Row: L. Hamilton, Ellis, Ayers, Olds, Wallace Second Row: Christian, Marvin, Weekly, McCracken, Gram, Pesek, Howe Front Row: D. Hamilton, Penfolcl, Swanson, Ford, Irvine, Whelan, Voegelein, Southwick President .. . .. ,,,,e Cedric Wallace x Vice President . . Raymond Ayers it at Secretary ,,,c . .,,,c, Caroll Penfolcl 'll l Treasurer ,,ce,,c.,e,,. .. ,.,cc,,,,cce,,e,,e. . .,,e,c,,,,c, cc,,, . . Ruth Ford ' The Student Council consists of the President, the Vice President, the Secretary, and 5? the Treasurer of the Associated Student Body, the president and student council repre- if X sentatives from each class and a representative from each active club. fl ll , The Student Council ot the Associated Student Body has operated this year under ,N , ,N the constitution which was revised last year. This revision was accomplished as a proiect ' H. i i ot the council during 1943-1944. 'lixf - The work this year has been largely ot a routine nature. Members ot the council worked on a city-wide committee for the teen-age canteen project and a proiect to keep .N ' T ' ' our campus looking neat and clean which thus tar has proven to be a success. x' l I. i .t T l X ' pi A -is . ,X . I.' I dx . M , x li A i i li Y ll i itll N YZ' 2-' l N Cl 4---1'1-g..1'4-1-fe, fi-E -all i f A fe u i f if s f A J. -.s-ed..-- V, ll TT- X a Qt 'T' ' -f-rf--V. ..1.--'Ti' fe A AH . ,.,qq. , . . - 1 .V i E - 49- l C...--Ae --1- rfvr ',....... - -:plz K Y -1'-1,,,...- X, -'-CZ-E Q5 .., X rv JMR T -1 . wvjm ,A -1 f,, 2Ta,-WL I Y f x i ' 2' ' ' iffy V Q V g h f 1,1 1- A Q JK Q 'f2 ' .- -,ix 1 W sa fr' ' ,125 su, My f 2- 'SAQ' -' 'f A fre?-f, .,. 6644444 ,J I - 4 ,. v 3 x 7 J v fi ii,- ? . N v K i X 1 ,Q ' tm J' ' 1 .i-Q 1 51:52 , f fi' il ' si E,'Li ,, -Y' , fy -Wie C gym., z A hu 'P tfixr-1+ - 15:4 kg ff '-fyhfjf z 4 ,f,,,1.k 1 2f f'F X ' 'TTQQ-61? 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I 945 WW DOUGLAS SMITH Letterman's Club 3, 45 Foot- ball Manager 3, 45 Fight Promoter, Announcer and Referee 4, Member of Latin Club 27 Hallowe'en Dance Committee 3, Victory Corps 2: Senior Vice President 4. 6 IZETTA RICHARDS r s eague I Home Ec Club I 2 3 Home Ec Club Treas 2 Home Ec V Pres 3 Band I Drama Club I 2 Vlct y Corps 2 Sextet I 2 ACa pella Choir 2 Pep Club 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Sr Class Treasurer 4 Sr Dance 4 Pram Princess 3 Bond and Stamp Committee 3 Gee Club I Girls Glee I Girl of the Month 4 DON ELLIS Football 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Letterman s Club 2 3 4 HI-Y 4, Class Representative x -X 5-S I M - ' s 'f-',-- -- A r - 1-'11 rf . . , , , H ,C-f I 'T W L sf W -,,g Q i as , -L - In h K- , ' --Trl' A L- ' , .-Y -li W 'X ,.... -f -- C.. - L' k tx . f L:.sr.'S.'.L , -- NA QXM Ju-, , xc, C .c 4.197-9 . he 9? x, 4 I I l it I Jr- ,xd,,.': 'fi ..f --S L To D 5 X is T Cl Q u t? D' T 5X3 ,T l , Y . i ru l i l 1 i ,V , , 'vw 'lli Hx l vi ll . A X, fi, ll Xl, lix ...till .' ' lkli l l l i lllx E Siwefvmwee BETTY AMES Girl's League l, 2, 3, 4: Victory Corps 2, Drama Club l, Home Ec. Club l, 2, G.A. A. 4, Glee Club l, Latin Club 2, Library Club 2. RAYMOND AYERS Fire Squad l, 2, 3, 4, Li- brary Club I, Baseball 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 4, Stu- dent Council 4, Vice Pres. Student Body 4, Hi-Y 4. I l JEAN BACKMAN Girl's League l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 4, Victory Corps 2, Bond Sales Committee 3. JOHN BALL C.A.P. 3, 4, Training Officer C.A.P. 4, Senior Xmas Dance Committee 4. l BOB BAUMAN Class Treasurer l, Fire Squad 4, Dance Band l, 2, Senior Xmas Dance 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Ski Club 3. l PAULINE BAZANT Girl's Glee l, 2, 3, Gi Girl's League l, 2, 3, 4, rl's Sextet 4, Victory Corps 2. TOM ALLEY Drama Club l, F.F.A. l, Fire Squad 4, Ski Club 4, Dance Committees, Junior Prom 3, Senior Xmas 4. LORRAINE BAKER Girl's League 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3 4, Sextette 2, 3, Trio ella l, 2, 3, Girl's l, 2, 3, Li, braria . r ' l i . X iii l A lilil .l l lx X lx ,L.-5 eeifir-S, i N T - u - E ll. ll ll Lau i A -5, - 1----1 f 'f 1 na, L I X X xx . y E- -,g f- 1.3-SL -- wif-f-f f --f - ,, g ll Q L . R ' ?:i' F ff. -Owe---W f .W 'EY .- Y 1. 1 , WW6l EO3 BELLINGER Dances, Junior Prom 3, Se- nior Christmas Dance 4, Fire Squad 4, VlVIAN CALDWELL A DENNY CANNY Baseball 3, 4, Football 3, 4, F,re Squad 3, 4, Dances, Ju- nior Prom 3, l,etterman's Club 3, 4, GErl's League 3, 4, Hi-Light Q DICK CLARKE Lettermon's Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Ffre Squad 4, Dances, Prom 3, Senior Xmas Dance 4, Treasurer Letterman's Club 4. DOROTHY COBB Home EC Club l, Girl's Lea, gue l, 2, 3, 4, Victory Corps 2. H ELEN CROCKETT Girl's League l, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec, Club l, 2, 3, 4, Sextet l, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Latin Club 2, Treasurer Home Ec. 4, Dance Commit- tees, Jr. Prom 3, Girl's Glee l, 2: Glee Club l, 2, 3 4 Fire Llgh LEE CROSSAN Squad l, 2, 3, 4, Hi- t 3, 4, F.F,A. 2, Victory Corp 2. l f lawn ' rr - A-1-I BOB COAKLY C.A.P. 4. X ., El 1' l l, fl Q l l f f X x uf., l i, ,A 4 , 5 l l X f l X Nj As x 1 X l I A KW 4 L J ' - i I ' 1 ' I :Pk ' - , 'E ' L I l V ,,,.,, , 1' 1 -X, Q V Y,: - Y VA lx N - QA ul I V F N44-.V gh -.. -.-f1- ' -..-.-.:f4f' . ,May at M I I 1 ART Cosa ' Football 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Basketball 3, Letterman's Club 2, 3, Band I, 2, Hi-Y hapIoin 3. 57 LLVERLY COLLINS Girl's League I, 2, Victory Corps 2, Girl's Glee I,2. if J MARGARET CHAMPLIN xy Girl's League 3: Dramatic I, Committee 2, Band 2. 0 .I f xv-I I PAYE CLYMER Girl's League I, 2, 3, 47 Glee I, 2, T. 81 I. 4. L. . Il. I I I - ' -17 , N. DOROTHY ERIKSEN gil! I Girl's League I, 2, 3, 4, I ' G.A.A. 4, Victory Corps 2, -I I ix Decoration Committee 2. I INN .gl I I .glen J.,-xt IX iw X t I ' X I ily ' wil ll X Lil it II ,Ive , I I 3, 4: LARRY CHRISTIAN Hi-Y 2, 3, Vice Pres. HI-Y 3, Hi-Light 2, Editor Hi- Light 2, Football 3, Warrior 2, 3, Editor Warrior 3, Stu- dent Council 2, 3, Letter- man's Club 3, C.A.P. 2, 3, Senior Xmas Dance 3, Prom .QDMM3 v JANET DURST '- League 3, 4, Prom r n 3, Class Secretory 3, --I Princes 3, Senior Xmas D nce 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Asst. Business Mgr. Wor- rior 4, ' irl of the Month 4, Junction C' : GirI's League I, gl Pep ' b I, 2, T.N.T. U - ty- Secretary I, Juni N' I, 2, Queen Print . I . ak- 1, Glee Club I, 2, Home Ec. Club I, 2: G.A.A. 2. VADA EUBANK Girl's League I, 2, 3, 4, A'Capella Choir I, 2, Drama Club I, Girl's Glee I, 2, T. 81 I. Club 4. cfvxif- b-egg,-d '-X I 54,5 . . I i Y gi - in Y -,CY IN KN Em ,. - I I . . - ... M K X, Lfb' IW ' jx 1 W .qi-i --- , y - . . II- , , . 2 V3 - -L. E 4- .4-. . 49. Li -+ - ,-,l.....--.-.- WY Yr 4,,., RILLETTA FLEMING ESTALIN FRITZ E2 fi l Girl's Leogue l, 2, 3, 4, Girl's League l, Q, 3, 4, Vic- Pep Club l, 2, G.A.A. l, 2, tory Corps 2. 4, Victory Corps 2, Glee Club 2, 4, . lx I, xfi RUTH FORD HENRY FIRCHAU cms League 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, C.A.P. 3, 4, Fife X ri, Bond l, 2, 3, Victory Corps Squad 4, K 2, Prom Committee 3, Senior X Xmos Dance 4, Pep Club l, H 2, 3, 4, Dromo Club l, Bord ond Slomp Commiftco rf 4, Home Ec. Club 3, G.A.A. H 3 l, 2, 4, Girl's Glee l, Slu- dent 'Eody Treasurer 4, Pep , Q! Club Pres. 3, Sluclent Coun- ' cil 3, 4, Girl of the Month 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Ski Club 'N Vice Pres. 4. ll V, HKLEN FIALA MAXINE HIGGINBOTTOM A L GirI's League l, 2, 3, 4, Grl's Leo-gue 3, 4. ores Club 1, 2, sewife com- XX millee l. N 1 l fl, 1 Qrlf . A Ld I 1-ff K U CAROLE HAYES RAMONA IVERSON H Girl's League l, 2, 3, 4, Girl's League l, 2, 3, 4, I T, 8- l. Reporler 4, Girl's Glee Club l, G. L. ,A Sec. 2, G. L. Vice Pres. 3, n ,., -N G. L. Senior Rep. 4, Hi-Light X ' 3, Business Mgr. Warrior, 4, S.O.S. 3, Senior Xmos Dance 8 4, Junior Prom 3, Victory , Corps 2, Grl of the Month 4. K' I 1 X! J V X ' -' C X s. 'H 2 f Z If in ,ff 1 lg X' ---XS ff ff 4 ,ff J, so AL, ,V E' - +22 51 . , T.: I :V S NAWv,VV -9, 7,7 4 .---- ' I M ---- L ,W 1 , 1 X A -ii ro x Q - f -' ffdw, -f ' -' ' .- i I l - i X Au., ax,-1 - X, V-,d -1.- --fi A i.- A f... .- K, ,. .,.- X 53 WILMA JANSEN BETTY RVI Girl'3 L U I I J,-A Girl's League 3, 4. , Ban 2, 3, 4, . am Commit e 3, Seni- or Xmas Dance , Prom Prin- cess 3, Yell Leader 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Victory Corps 2, Clarinette Quar- tetje 2, 3, Bond and Stamp Comma 4, Treas. of Student Body 3, Girl's Glee Club l, Home EC. Club l, Sextet l, f Girl of the Month 3, Pres. of Girl's League 4. lv ' BOB JOHNSON MARIAN KAU Football Manager 2, 3, 4, Girl's League l, 2, 3, 4, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4 Glee Club l, 2, Home EC. Band 2, 3, 4, Hi-Light 3, 4 l, 2, G.A.A. l. 2, 3, 4. Skii Club 4, C.A.P. 4, Fire Squad 4, Prom Committee 3, Carnival Dance 4. AGNES KAUFFMAN BEVERLY KEEBLER Girl's League l, 2, 3, 41 Girl's League l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Home ,Band l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Band , Ec. Club 4, Carnival Dance 2, 3, Secretary Drama Club 4. I, Pep Club l, 2, 4, Secre- tary Pep Club 4, Ski Club 4, Secretary Ski Club 4, Prom Committee 3, Senior XX Dance Committee 4, Victory - Corp 2, Home Ec. Club 4, Hi-Light 2, 4. l QR' . 7 Y?'l5SN, f lk. X XX Lols KEENE RUTH KIMBLE L -L I X Girl's League 3, 4, Carnival Girl's League l, 2, 3, 4, ' Dance 4. C.A,P. 4, Glee Club l. -l ' l t 4 il ll l i c lxx Y NN S i A . i I - JA, A X! li I lim 'l' '- lux ll l 1 , ,l i l I L K ..cz.. i it L, Q ,Ex Y 4, Y 4-f' -1 - -.CMC I li Ll' l?J Y ' r 4 it it . F- f--f C C it it iw - c ' EF be fe f'3 5 . f-K-51 Q,., , - V . ., 7,, Yg,,, W , , if ' iii 2 I-Y---'ff' ' A ,-, .. E ,... 4 CC-, .ew FJ fvACZV cg, CONNIE LANSBERRY LWLE LEACH Girl's League I, 2, 3, 4, Glec Club I, 2, 3, Junior Prom 3, Victory Corps 2. C.A,-P. 4. i I MARGARET MAYO I ROSS MCCORMICK Girl's League 2, 3, 4, Vic- tory Corps 2, Glee 2, T. S. I. 4. -junior Dance 4. Q , y 3' X PAUL MCCRACKEN TONI MESSAL Football 2, 3, Baseball 2, Band l, 2, 3, Ski Club 3, Class Representative 3, Hi-Y 3, Letterrnan's Club 2, 3: Hi-Light 2, 3, Hi-Y Pray 3. l Winlock, Washington: Class Treasurer I, Library Club I, Commercial Club l, Carni- val Committee I, 2, All High Review 3, Junior Class Play 3, Jr.'Sr. Banquet Waitress 2, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Jr. Christmas Dance 3, Girl's League l, 2, 3, Jr. Class Rcp. 3, Lebanon: Girl's Lea- M J, gue 4. Football 3, 4, Letterman's ij -XM N Club 3, 4, HifY 3, 4, Latin 8 Club 2, Latin Club Treas- Xl urer 2, Prom Committee 3, 'i VV, J 5 li ii If RICHARD MICHELSON GERRY MILLER I Football 3, 4, Fire Squad 4, Girl's League I, 2, 3, 4, G C,A.P. 4, Senior Dance 4, A,A. l, 4, Home Ec. Club I X1 I Prom Committee 3, Ski Club 2, 3: Hf1ll0we'en Dome ,, 3, Le.terrnan's Club 3, 4. Latin Club 2, Glee Club X U K 4. I I f i f if . J 1' W iv J f lil 'I' l I , 7 5 ,I f' V Q Fm- ,iw-'T s iN 4 . w f NC' - . XX X 1 ' , In X -X I ,ff - is 1' 9 Af--' 'xii X A1 R' 4 , I V ----AQLTS'-1: 7-F-' -1 ..f 'S--:-'Z R- - 'QQ' L' l , ?-if-.iirfi-...f-S, fe '-new M, , 1 ff? . I -- W- '?:.-.T'L' L 1 7' :Q , as --N - . ,.'5 ,.-- A A- , ' ..,. .-AY A' ' by-2 .,,a 1? 4 I 7 a .fx .nose Q ,,,,gggrf.- - A -.---iNX-KJ ,If--A-' ' ' j she K- ' M U Anil ii I- U i , - .. ..-+ii-,Aff W2 W MAX MILLER C.A.P. 3, 4, Intelligence Ot- t'cer 3 ISgt.I, Intelligence Officer to Executive Officer 4, Flight Leader 4, Adv. Aeronautics, Fire Squad 4, l'lalloWe'en Dance 4, Senior Dance 4, T' I DUANE NETLAND Band I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, K Fire Squad 4, C.A.P. 4. Girl's League I, 2, 3, 4: G. A.A. 4, Latin Club 2, Victory Corps 2. ii.,- . t I v -, Vhfx' X 4 , X GLADYS PAYNE -3 ix ji' I Girl's League 2, 3, 4, Vic- i I tory Corps 2, Pep Club 3, ,I I G.A.A. 2. Drain, Oregon, fi-Y Q i I I Home EC. Club I, Glee Club i I I . . . ,ii I X ' ' gl. l Ii Iglxx tt 1: ,XXV rl IIA III I i I it V 1. WANDA LEE NICHOLS Pep Club I, 2, 3, 4, Home Ec, Club I, 2, 4, Library Club I, Victory Corps 2, Glee Club I, Senior Dance 4, Prom Committee 3, Dra- ma Club I, Girl's League I, 2, 3, 4, Hi Light 2, 3, 4, Girl ot the Month 4. X BILL PEDEN Lebanon: Football 3, 4, Foote ball Captain 4, Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, Baseball 3, Fire Squad 4, C.A.P. 4, C.A.P. Stott Sgt. 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Let- terman's Club 3, 4, Letter- man's Pres. 4, Class Pres. 3, Sgt. at Arms 4, Annual 3, 4, Myrtle Point: Football I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Track I, 2, School Paper I, 2, Annual Staff 2, F.F.A. I, 2, Letter- man's Club 2, Junior Play PHYLLIS MILLER Band 2, 3, Victory Corps 'V C rl S 3 Glee ' League 2, , 4, 2, T. 8- I. President 4. . MARTHA NOLAN l's League I, 2, 3, 4 XYIA . 4, Victory Corps 2 A L in Club 2. i S' , 'I I I Ii, II 2, Class President I. -'I 'I' '- X I Ii I 1 I I Rl I IIIII , il A.. I 'Ii'-I III' II' ' III -Z I-CT. CY 'YW' - 'V A, III It 743' sp - 4 v WY---il: ,,J,..LCvA i , 'fi I 'vis 1, ' er - W-'Mol ' f, I Elm M' V ,ig sgimti 1 X ee - F W- I- I A. ' N -f rfb CAROLL PENFOLD Girl's League l, 2, L, Social Choirmon 4, Vic- ? DUANE PIRCE Bond l, 2, 3, l'lifL ght 2, 3, Ski Club 3, Yell Leader -4, 5 Xu ll K, tory Corps 2, Senior Dance , 4, Prom Committee 3, Secre- tcry Home Ec. Club 3: Sec- retory Freshman Class l: gl v, - Treosurer Jr. Closs 3, Secre- .E , tary Student Body 4, Sextet Q l, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Prom i' . Princess 3, Asst, Editor Art' nual 4, Girl's Glee l, Girl of the Month 3. 0 If xr' MARIAN PIERCE ALOHA POWELL Girl'S League 1, 2, 3, 4, GirI's League 1, 2, 3, 4, X it Prom Committee 3, Senior Pep Club If 3, G.A,A- 1, 2, Dance 4: Pep ClUb 3, 4: '11, Victory Club 2, Glee Club Dramo Club I, Bond and 2, 4, Hcillowe'en Donce Com- Stcimp Committee 4, Home - mittee 4, EC. Club 2, 3, 4: Prom Prin- D cess 3, Hi-Light 4, Victory Corps 2, Glee Club 2, 3. 'K ii 'I Na' I N DAVID pOWELL .IOHNNIE PLYMALE yi Bqsketbgll 2, 3, Football 2, Football lg Bond l, Q 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Closs President 3, Glee Octet l, 2: Letter mcm's Club 2, 3, Student Coun- cil 3. . vfify ll I I l WILMA REED HAZEL ROSE , G'l' L 3, 4, Girl's League l, 2, 3, 4: , S eogue Home EE. Club 1, victory .L , A Corps 2, G,A.A. 4, Hollow- lf f , e'en Donce Committee 4. X X l V . K r lt , ' li f I fl - f , i f . 1 f i I kk 3 'F'-Q1 I ff W I .. I ,X ,xx -Rx A J ...-f- .xx 1 , ,H Y r gn- W , , V ---1-f A X' ' f ' Q - r EE 1 X, 4. ., Y -,. E l - l J' ' ..- giwv fi E 'ffl'-e E f i --f Q '- . 4 l9 -..X X., ful I-'A 1 ' S2534 5 ' x ' - ----- Q' x-A ' ,J '- .-Sta , .L ,, ,lag PX J L Hi-Y 3, V4, l l it rj N . All .. .Wig Q . NX lr! rl T. ffx 2: SYLVESTER SOLBERG Football 3, 4, Fire Jr. Class Vice 3, 4, Vice Club 4, Senior Dance NORMA SCHLISKE Girl's Glee 1, Glee Club l, A'Capella Choir 2, Sextet l, Club 3, 4, Pep Club Pres. 4, Home Ec Club l, 2, 3, Home Ec Club Pres. 3, Girl's Lea- gue l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Princess 3: mittee 4, Band l, 2, 3, Vic- .ory Corps 2. Vm Drama Club l, 2, Pep Christmas Dance Com- CARLYNE SORSETH l KENNETH SHORES Bond l, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Hi- Y Treasurer 3, Drama Club l, Ski Club 3, Ski Club Treas. 3, Hi-Light 2, 3, Jr, Prom Committ l, 2, 3, Se- nior Da ce 1 Hi-Light 3, Girl's Le gue 4, G.A.A. 4, Pep Club - Glee Club 2, Senior Dance Prom 3: Victory Co Girl of the Month 4. QUINDELLA TAYLOR Girl's League l, 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, French Horn Quar- BETTY SYLVESTER Girl's League l, 2, 3, 4: Victory Corps 2, Girl's Glee l 2 3 DOROTHY TOWRY l' , Jr. s 2, PEARL TABER Girl's League l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 4, Victory Corps 2, Sextet 2, 3, 4, A'CapelIa Choir 2, Girl's Glee 2, 3, 4, Girl's Trio 3, 4, Octette 3, Decoration Committee 2, 3, 4, Hallowe'en Dance Com- mittee 4, Senior Dance 4. Vanclervoot High School: Girl's League, l, 2: G.A.A. Q. I, 2, Glee Club l, , Dra matic Club I, 2, Science lox Ni! tet 2. K Kyiv. Q I Club t. ilillx l l A Q MM is K lx N ZY l l 1 lt N E ,dum rl l Xl, Xxxl lll, i l J l L i l lil qb -49.-.. FZ P L' W l -, Y, V, ,J ii tl X K i IDC? ii YL Y L-xr W -f v--rf . Q' l t Nx t' Et -' fr --2-if-:W 7 A ---A A- ----- ------'- ' ,, . ff3 f- -fi ' X - . 5-ies , 44 T is .U -f 1 CEDRIC ALLACE A.S.B. President 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball C a p t a i 11 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Football Manager 2, Letterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 3, Hi-Y Cub 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y V. Pres. 3, Fire Chief 4, Student Council l, 3, 4, Class Rep. 3, Class V. Pres. l, Prom Com. 3, Latin Club 2. GRACE WHITEIS GirI's League 2, 3, 4, Girl's Glee 2, 3, Hi-Light Staff 3, 4. ANNE WESTENDORF Lebanon Girl's League 4, Notre Dame, S.D., Glee l, 2, 3, G. League l, 2, 3, Pep Club l, 2, 3, Jr. Prom Committee 3, Captain Bask- etball Team 2. 0 ilk NORMAN WEEKLY Bard l, 2, 3, Band Pres. Hi-Y Club 2, 3: Sec. Hi-Y Club 3, Ski Club 3, Ski 3 Club Pres. 3, Hi-Light 2, Victory Corps l, JOYCE WILSON G.A,A. l, 2, 4, Girl's League lee Club l Jr l, 2, 3, 4, G , Prom 3, Victory Corps 2 3: JANET WHELAN Girl's League l, 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Band Maiorette l, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club l, 2, 4, Pep Club l, 2, 3, 4, Library wb l, 2, Home EC. Club l, 2, Glee Club l, 2, G.A,A. l, 4, Pres. G.A.A. 4, Hi-Light l, 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Carnival Dance 4, Sport Dances 4, Student Council 4, Girl's League Council 4. .ii AJ C Ig , J 5 I, Cf S. r . U A f J r f w l C J girl , at BETTY vvoooov LEE WOOD A Girl's League 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. C,A.P. 3 4. F' 2, 4, G.A,A. Secretary 4, ' ' Ire Squad 4' ' 4 La in Club 2, Carnival Dance , ff l fx , I fr----Q 1 f X W ,:. 2 'X 'sg V X nf'sd.1?Ljge Z hxx J f I A fx-xx F75 1 I . Sf 2' D' gf K ff Af ' C' 2 Y i-F' T 4 4eS'!- Y ,:A. , H ,M 7 ----W W LAR ,, J , J lTfQf., K ' ' Q i il ,,-A-.-, -- fe c i - E . 21 ,bi -of' - l I - F231 , - ' Y ...,.f -- 2 xxhn-4-av-ai., ,rf ,,.-.,Y 1 KC ' f' -1 Ygfggwf-'g K' ll. ,. LJ. ...List E, 1. ,CW . ,l I KZQWJJIAHIZ-s STANLEY WORLAND BARBARA YORK Willamina: Baseball I, 2, Girl's League l, 2, 3, 4, Football 2, Lettermon's Club GirI's Glee l, 2, Glee Club 3. Lebanon: Football 4, Jr. l, 2, Latin Club 2. Prom Committee 3, Sr. Dance 4, Fire Squad 4. Tl Smiamdauplaq The i945 Senior Class play, The Bargain Bride, a rollicking three-act farce, was presented in the high school gymnasium, on April 24, 1945 to a capacity crowd. The scene of action was the apartment of two college youths, who were having considerable diifficulty in straightening out the dilemmas in their private lives. To straighten out the difficulties of being married within eight hours in order to save a for- tune, and for a boy to become a lady in even less time to win a 55,000 award, took the combined efforts of the eleven members of the cast and the director, Miss Schiltz. Jimmie Smith-Bob Olds Dexter Dorner-Norman Weekly i N ' Minnie Peterson-Ruth Ford Mrs. Fizby-Norma Schliske .gk Cissie Trent-Caroll Penfold pyufl Wendy Hill-Izetta Richards llgfi A Hossana Bug-Beverly Keebler 1'lLlf'li, T it C 4, l l Aunt Oma-Janet Durst l l i ' -k . Tucker Trent-Bob Johnson it i i- Miss Thompkins-Ramona Iverson L. Mrs. James Smith-Connie Lansberry l A ,K 'vii- ,,,,.. K i A A., l W' lm l, i Xt L J l Q .Jvl 9 li, l f T lil l , ... gf sam . l i Q YL Y A -if K - YY, Fire if T 'h.:. X Y X 5 i-1 .Ai f E AHA' M . ----' -+-.--- WW Seem 66444 When school opened September, l942, l22 freshmen enrolled. After being prop- erly initiated they settld down to become members of Lebanon High School. With Miss Phibbs as their class advisor they chose the following officers: President, Jack Hyder, vice-president, Cedric Wallace, secretary, Caroll Penfold, treasurer, Bob Bouman, class representative, Bob Fisher. This year proved to be an excellent one with good partici- pation in social activities. - The following year the Sophomores took an active part in athletics, band, glee and school clubs. Under the odvisorship of Miss Ender they elected their class officers. They were, President, Don Davidson, vice-president, Bill Miller, secretary, Margaret Smith, treasurer, Curtis Coe, sergeant-at-arms, Erwin Wilkinson, class representative, Ramona Iverson. From the beginning the Junior year was designated to be an outstanding one. Under the able leadership of class advisors, Mrs. Wilshire and Mr. Butler, President Bill Peden, Vice-president Tony Solberg, Secretary Janet Durst, Treasurer Caroll Penfold, Sergeant-at-arms Richard Bartels and Class Representative Cedric Wallace the year was very successful. After raising money the necessary funds they sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom, under the chairmanship of Janet Durst. The theme, Dreamboat, was effectively carried out and music was provided by a band from Camp Adair. The grand march was led by Queen Ann and her court of six princesses. This year, as in previous years, found outstanding athletes, excellent choral groups and grand repre- sentation in all school activities. On September 25, 1944, 87 seniors began their last year, secretly a little sad but with equal enthusiasm. They got off to a good start with advisors, Miss Schiltz and Mr. Brenner, and by electing, Bob Olds, president, Douglas Smith, vice-president, Betty Southwick, secretary, Izetta Richards, treasurer, Bill Peden, sergeant-at-arms, Don Ellis, class representative. As a result of fine class cooperation, several successful dances were given, the best being the Christmas dance. The Senior play, Bargain Bride, presented April 24, was a fast-moving, hilarious play. It was capably directed by Miss Schiltz. May ll, Queen Betty ll and her court of six princesses, Lorraine Baker, Izetta Rich- ards, Betty Irvine, Helen Fiala, Ruth Ford, and Phyllis Miller reigned over the May Day celebration. Baccalaureate took place on June 3 and commencement on June 6 with 93 gradu- ating-ten of whom are in the service. It is with considerable thought to the future and a backward glance at the past four years the seniors, half-regretfully, leave Lebanon High for success in the future world. 'r '. Tv - +- - - R ,,..-.-ei --- A-f4, iullv lf- A Z, WE l l Y f C xx f. N .., Back Row: Durfee, Bunt, Baca, McKinney, Underwood, hSmygh, Miller, Almen, Williams, Carlson, Roy, Keith . Bazant, Sc nei er Second Row: Manning, Elliott, Canoy, Hammock, Magee, Smith, Cummings, Liggett, Sinclair, Cobb, Berry, Hoover Fleming, Kauffman, Firchou, Sylvester, Almon Front Row: Hostetler, Decker, Kambck, Bryant, Bartels, Beach, Cone, Richards, Cooper, Gleason, Voegelein Lenox, Regimbal, Costello, Crandall I 40404 ' The Junior Class was fortunate this year in having two inter- ll J ested teacher advisors, Mrs. Wilshire and Miss Brown. Under their l Q l' K xxx l f L lt DAVID POWELL President guidance the following officers were selected at an election held the first of the year: President, David Powell, vice-president, Jean Beach, secretary, Donna Underwood, treasurer, Jess Ingram, student council representative, Paul McCracken. Other iuniors on the Student Council were, Joan Voegelein, Dennis Marvin, Larry Chris- tian Norman Weekly and Lynn Hamilton. ln basketball this year two tumors placed on the Tri County AllStar team David Powell and Lynn Hamilton David Powell also place on the football all star team Four rumors competed in the State Speech League contest held at Oregon State College They were Zata Sinclair Joan Voegelein Dennis Marvin 2 ggi X 1-2 P D. l fev- ' 5? L ' till ' K ,hx i . . . - ll- J ll I - . 1 llfiill -A ' . . . J x l trip. . . . . ,lx X it . , , Ill' ll tim ,r Q3 .,f,..22s l if it QQ '24 Q- i t lh ltr g g X V, so . L, C I , l i in tl K N X -llx W I -7:7-l ' ' - ' A7 !,v ,,.+ ' - L I W, Pj.-gfrwjji .. 9 Z fXfZctZQ and Norman Weekly. Dennis and Norman won third place in their division, and Zatu placed in the finals. The Junior Class felt the influence ot war this year by losing .nine of their class :numbers in the graduating class. They are: Arthur Cobb, Margaret Champlin, Larry Christian, Paul McCracken, Duane Pierce, David Powell, Kenneth Shores, Quindella Taylor, and Norman Weekly. The main event for the Junior Class is the Junior-Senior Prom. Zata Sinclair was chosen as prom chairman. During the year the class sponsored three dances and one skating party in Albany. Back Row: Zemlicka, Roner, Samuel, McCracken, Baldwin, Hewett, Woods, Ball, Plagmann, Fowler Second Row: Moody, Johnson, Esmond, Schencks, Eriksen, Houck, Rohla, Bohlken, Apger, Elkins, Cobb Sager? Christian Front Row: Weekly, Houghton, McLean, Rober, LcFond, Conner, Calahan, Ingram, Ward, Hamilton, Brown Arnold Marvin it 25 VJ, lx gl ! J' l Gr ,li li l l, F T It '- b': 7i , R V, '-.I-31,1 A! wi X 'AFISK -X., QQ I 1 i is i Qi , 4 l ' , ,ll l, nik I li, ' l 4 X f X , j V f Z ,lx I 1 I , 'f J J' 1 T i AH- Pr-1 '-L 'fi f 1?-V. ,,,, r ,,, i Vi Y -M,4-Y- .,...----- A Y, ,l , i F . . ... fghijla- y 1 ccyp ww ..f. R esre D e--ff , -,..-Ar- ,, vw --if ,-.,VA - - .-., A 4- in M. it ' v-..,.,...,- ., -4--1 A ,fa K A -s HM nfs, X, ff' .c ' .wg-D.. J ni' s- - 'N -ll l M l X CTACQWIJIAQB l i Back Row: Rhoads, Preston, Klavano, Benshoot, Nofsinger, Nelson, Yroman, Childs, Dudson, Carlson, White Gravelle, Humphreys, Keen Lott, Mills Clendenen Third Row: Burns, Lott, Mayo, Mills, Jghnsoga Grejgoryi AshIliy,ON,-pttzigek Elflvvards, Sledge, Light, Shell, Sherty Ke lr, war s, anse , ' earn, ec Second Row: Lott, Swanson, Edes,eCgnaga, Cox, Carroll, Mannelin, LeBaron, Blackburn, Worland, Howe Sinclair, Groves, Myers, Hoett, Thomas, Grahm Front Raw: Caughren, Kroker, White, StarnesbWagy,RSpires, Glaser, Messal, Rice, Barry, Coughorn, Reed evine, owton The enrollment of the Sophomore Class was approximately , one hundred twenty-tive. The activities of this class throughout the year have been a l dou hnut sale durin the noon hour which was rofitable for the .. 5 9 P H Y ' 'Q treasury. The entire class took a trip to Albany tor a skating party fl- which also included tree beverages tor everyone. lt was discovered . Vs, that there were two outstanding skaters among us, Joe Baca and Duane Smith. Later in the spring our annual class party was held. y The St. Patrick's theme was carried out. There were dancing, il ames, and delicious refreshments. S ecialt numbers of the ev- , 9 . U P Y If -Ny, X CHARLES GRAM enlng were given by Eloise Groves and Fayne Blackburn. This yljy ii w l ' president occasion was very much enioyed by all. ,l 4' '.'lN k 1 5 I X l, The outstanding athletes of the Sophomore Class in football were Ron Cox, Bud It l X Goold, Bob Downing and Dick Hobbs. Ron Cox also played on the A squad in 1 ll l I l i l, ' l l , B sketball, an the s uad were Dick Hobbs, Bud Goold, Elmer Fields, Bob Ackeret, iglll il Ylw ll 1 v i l T Q cfs T l v'-Qc D n ee ' ll' 26 X X, TT - -sp' ' ir.: U , X V, X -in ...s-'R ii-...1.--f- 'F '- - avi s ji W - ll' ZW., Z'-2 -- ., , QNWQQ '4'-'-P-W if' f, , 5 3-ai ,. ..- ...H... i V g- - Y I T WQWWF WWQCVQU 2 Paul Alley, and Eugene Simi, Paul Alley, Bud Goold, cmd Elmer Fields also play base- ball. Pat Canoga and Fayne Blackburn are the class representatives in Girl's League. Pick Hobbs and Ron Cox are members ot the Hi-Y Club. ' The sophomores working on the Hi-Light staff are Pat Worland, Fayne Blackburn, Arden Keebler, Liela Barry, and Judy Swanson. Charles Gram, the solo cornetist, and Jean Burns, Corabelle Edes, Diana Edes, Mary Gene Gregory, Dick Hobbs, Joan Humphreys, Arden Keebler, Norman Schmidt, and Elva Thomas are members ot the band. Those who belong to the Glee Club are '- Patty Caughren, Shirley Clendenen, Barbara Devine, Vernetta Joy, Linda Mae Kroker, f Dorothy Starnes, Eldon Shanks, Pat Wagy, Jean Sledge, Joyce Shell, Judy Swanson, Maxine Rowton, Delores White, and Dorothy Reed. Judy Swanson and Ramona Ed- X,--f' wards are members of the sextette. The artists of the class are Marlys Sinclair, Alice l-lansell and Remmel Nivens. ,X X The following members ot the class were elected our officers, President, Charles Gram, vice-president, Ron Cox, secretary, Mary Gene Gregory, treasurer, Bob Downing, sergeant-at-arms, Paul Alley, representative, Judy Swanson. The class advisors are Mrs. Christine Smith and Mrs. Jean Parham. We wish to thank them for all the help they have given us. If I' ' W 1 I I Fw ' 1' ,A A Q ex k , It Back Row: Cox, Goold, J, Clark, Fields, Middlestadt, Moss, Rieke, Shanks, Coddington, L. Steyaert ,fx ', ,Q . T. Steyaert, Laidlaw fff l ,T I, Second Row, Leach, Crosson, Starnes, Miles, D. Smith, Baca, Suing, Gorman, Wagner, Waddle H. Smith ff' l 1' , Taber, Raber r,f K , 'll Front Row: Calhoun, Nivens, Gram, Hobbs, Down'ng, GElbert, Ackeret, Simi, Alley, Gwinn, Clark ' 1 ' qi 'T x , 11:3 T-'sz , VT- ' X l . , Hex, . I , f ix , I l s Y T' I j .,..-----r A ' ,l - -- ' H 'CTT'T' f A f' U---.- .-L VAT .. f kg i ff- H- '4' y' , Q . ,JA-... ----- - f H fig- L 27 - ...A-M A-A -W ' ...xy Ay, ,.-f . . V I -- - Y T ' 'J .ue- - A D A' I c , ff 2 Q2 i N K X ? 2 lj Back Row: Andres, Bunt, Connet, Copeland, Long, Rose, Allison, Plagmann, Norman, Baertlein, Fields, Russell Warner, Neustal, Leach, Neustal, Simons, Smith, Washa, Pinkle Third Row, Wiggins, Zehr, Backman, Brown, Hickey, Bodlke, Shields, Nichols, Baertlein, Burkhamer, Cray, Lutz Reeves, Waddell, Crockett, Kimble, Marquard, Nolan, Humphreys, Thompson, Bartruff, Hills Second Row, Billings, Pieschke, Payne, Canoy, Judd, Brewster, Schrouder, Powell, Morris, Warner, Ludtke, Olson Pierce, Trigg, Swanson, Cox, Farewfl, Wooddy, Wooddy Front Row: Bilyeu, White, Miles, Whiteis, Miles, Ryder, Cox, Merrit, Fisher, Heyne, Hageman, Walker, Amman L Harms, Preever, Canoga at At the beginning of this year one hundred and sixty Freshmen pl? l entered Lebanon High School. At the first class meeting officers 1 were chosen. These were as follows, President, George Moore, 5 vice-president, Elizabeth Waddell, secretary, Pat Lutz, -treasurer, Reed Slater, class representative, Stanley Pesek, and sergeant-at- Y arms, Bob Miles. During the year George Moore and Reed Slater I' 'Y A moved awo , and Harold Fritz and Doris Neustal were elected in X Y ,My l - their places. These officers were very capable and the class had My a very successful year under their leadership. , ll , x fl' l . E, ' T The class also owes much of its success to the very good ad- 'lg 'il, Xl X l oeoreosgrviooizs visorship of Miss Barnum and Mrs. Stewart who organized the class 'lux lx ,y ly lx! P'e5'de ' at the first meeting, and gave much valuable advice to the officers , J . ll and class on class problems which arose during the course of the year. .x ll XX ' T it ---'lm rl' All H1 it l 2 ll l M M l ll ll l lllli Q15 ee -Qs. Q l k---W .gi Taj ee D if I X Xt ' A' ' ,7- - fc-V--5. ll' T C . H. W-7 . 'I ' V .iv , ld r 5'.' i , f i ' -MY Y iglif - The Freshman class, also, took an active part in the music department, and in l sports activities. In all three major sports numerous freshman boys turned out. Although there were no freshmen who made letters this year, there were several who looked it very promising and will doubtlessly make athletes in future years. X? There were several very nice parties held by the class this year. These included 4 two mixers and a St. Patrick's Day party. All were exceedingly successful. 5 vi D 'i 1 f V l xx' .' 'i gil l l ll ll , l I l I. Back Row: Vordertraus, Baxter, Coakly, Benz, Bevens,Conner, Hartling, Daily, Mullen, Davis, Salvage, Northern fi l- Garrett, Sims, Morris, Harden ' K THrid Row: Simons, Rucker, Beard, Bowman, Glaser, Campbell, Conga, Collins, Shimanek, Daily, Tarwell ' . ll, Netland, R. Johnson, Pesek, Hostetler, Hamilton, White, Fritz, Drapela, Pierce 1' Second Row: Varghan, Reike, Mclunken, Howland, Huff, Richards, Neavall, Nofziger, R. Johnson, Whitemire l' fl, Wade, Laird, Weaver, Scott, Bartels, Grant, Mastenbrook X ' t Front Row: Osterman, Benshoof, Alkio, Duren, Anthony, Middlestadt, Hess, Swink, Miller, Hartl, Dahlenbrug, X' , 1 Mersey, Ensley, Miles, Hyder, Henkle 1' yt 9' I l Q ' ,ff Il V X. ,f i ' ' A, V lx i f - rx sc it t ' V, V X 1 t .1 it N., f .,i I -ff - I t l ..- ' fr' A 1 , fr' - , I ,fig-iff ---r 7 .W ,,...1:..,.--?'rX. ,, W'-ff A A 'keq 1 h'ZQg..-4-:' TL -6 'V I 1 xxx, I gf- f-1: -reader-ff-.,f,,f e ,tr E ,ssw,,4s., - --H Ss V. ie 29 -f' wx - usrgfflvf- ,mvd-ff. , . kc - --s I Qwfifacf ' s ' H l ,3f.g:c:-k,-,- X' vu tt i If--Rf lww4:! ,, .f---5 , ,,,, as-f--5-x Y-J- A A -- rf ',.,.,, D CCQVAAAQ1.. f . V X Back Row: Simi, Grey, Blazer, Wilson, Fitzwater, Davis, Crenshaw, Groves, B. Carlson, Smith, Arnold Brannon - Carlson, Alkio Second Row: Harris, R. Bevan, Pearce, F. Bevan, Rowtlpn, Hammond, Olson, Freitag, Edmonds, Turner, Wade C ' , W 'f, L Front Row: Spires, Caldwell, Knapp, Alleyjulgfown, CZne,U'Fgriey, Carlscm, Frank, Hewett, Keen, Burian Fenner, Keene anim 7fd94--- On September 25, 1944, approximately ninety-seven Eighth Grade students entered l Lebanon High School. Having had contact with the high school last year, these students H k knew their way around the buildings. -'LQ When the first class meeting was held, the following officers were elected: Gene b '. ' Tanner, president, Robert Osterman, vice-president, Raye Bevan, secretary, Claire Cald- llgll well, treasurer, James Fryrear, student council representative. Under the leadership of fly ll , l lf these officers and the class advisor, Mrs. Faller, the class had a ver ood ear. I, e, , X , , Y Q Y T' l Although the eighth grade could not participate in athletics, the whole class en- ll xl thusiastically attended all the games that they were able to, and many of the boys are lf- ll l ' lookin forward to turnin out for football, basketball and baseball next ear. R Q N 9 9 Y 1 l J l ll uri n f lx l - . , , I l l l X Q -Q.. ,, l . , 1 ' , l ' -,,,.....f fx K X l . - -, - ',,,g... . lx! 5'-., V 'f ,V YA A ' R X Z, ' ii--1 . f-f-:.1.. ll! ---.. ., -' .B 1. t r Y-, G- I,-, f l- . as--t, - -M - f - 5 :A ning --up ,- r ' - ---.-. B -,A eu G fiizfezffafvfisfjg l The eighth grade is housed in the gym annex of the main school building, although some of the eighth grade classes are held in other rooms ot the building. This gives the class a good idea ot the arrangement of the building that will stand them in hand for their years to come in the school system. There are many students of the eighth grade who have taken an active part in the music department ot the school. These students are well represented in both the , band and glee club. 3 The participation in the bond drives by the eighth grade students has been 'ex- cellent. They ranked second in the school in their purchases. They have played their .b part on the home front that our men might have better protection on the battle front. The one big event in the life of every eighth grade student is the annual class party. This was held March 23, in the gym, and was a huge success according to the comments of the students. A vl 'Wi If I ' J 'Y ' ff V, I . ' ...N Back Row: Jacobson, Ostermon, Barrels, Ennis, Vinson, Patterson, Carter, Horton, Chandler Carter, Bean ' f Lcnning, Magee, Dickson I, I , 'I Second Row: Calahon, Messal, Zurcher, Downing, Tanner, McKinney, Cox, Gill, Hunt, Yeoman, Thoma, McPherson .i ' Gilbert, Wilson, Bavee, Christensen ff ' li 'i ' Front Row: Lee, Houghton, Arnold, Hevert, Campbell, Preston, White, Moore, Nordstrand, Roth, Stokes X il ,l ll Gray, Fryrear, Olson l ' X ff i I lx. Q'-.4N A-P , y -Mg 'l::r If L, f 4 A xx-.X U A' l 'Q'---V, are , W ,.-...- - --rev H I 'Km ' 1' T ri We --fees , X ,i ' -' A 'Ti N- or -A l Y 3l --K- i l 4 .ig-Q 'A I :- I 8 - . I ,Q i K 1 , ,Y..- - S. g -x A -ss.: T-'W ' 1 ' 1- h 1 -4 - Tx . i, A' M-F ,.Xww,, ,. R, V--'-sz T1 K K l lk ,t 9 I WWeifoLff.e?effs Back Row: Shackman, Cruise, Arnold, Hamilton, Crawford, Lindsey, Webb, King, Lott Second Row: Hilton, Jewell, York, Miller, Chortraw, Waddell, Hammett, Mason, Cook, Johnson, Plymale M h t H ll erc an , owe Front Row: Johnson, Davis, Logon, McJunkin, Higgenbottom, Dickson, Pesek, Hickey, Dixon, Gibson, Parks man Zfagd---Ama Dweum The Seventh Grade, with an enrollment of eighty-five, entered the Lebanon High School the fall of l944. They held their first class meeting the second week of school and elected the following officers: President, Bruce Howe, vice-president, Rudy Kellison, secretory, Mary Waddell, treasurer, Betty Schackman, sergeant-at-arms, Don Baker, and class representative, Dewanda Hamilton. This class was formally presented to Supt. King and Principal A. B. Cash at their second class meeting in October. Bruce Howe, as president, made the presentation speech, introducing the class. Both Supt. King and Mr. Cash responded, welcoming them into the high school, and en- couraging them to do their best to be a credit to their school. The band members enjoyed learning to march and are particularly proud of the X . 3' il ix ht E llff A 1 ,t ,l YF llxly- . t ilk l li X l Nt l J l nw X Xl Q , l. t il l A V Jil, -QL. 45 -5 vxi. , lit l . f x -Q--.Yi i if it t -L-27.9 1 ,,, - - A ' l lt l l lx .x . 5- - f 32 lim, -fl f'N , NL - e ,F-ees - c e C l 4 173, I .q XL f l: Ev, -Y We . V 'PJ- Q: gm- , ---we rt- ....:-in-.. -.--. ., tt. . L-gg Q X 4-1 V lf. .af Qi I -F wi- f. fW a?1U number of lower division members in the band. The seventh grade has been very enthusiastic about buying stamps and bonds this year. So far they have the highest record ot sales. During the Sixth War Loan their sales exceeded S6,000. The big event of the year was the class party in the gym on April 25th. All plans it if 1 for this party were made in a class meeting. Committees were appointed that took charge of everything. The evening was a success in every way. The Seventh Grade was TOOK, in the purchase of student body tickets. A large f percentage has been in attendance at all games to boost for Our Team. fx This class has so much pep and enthusiasm that they give promise of being an out- f D standing class for Lebanon High. rv-X' Mrs. Binshadler and Mrs. Rasmussen are the advisors. N... N lc l i V, N! 5' I' I Lx l ti 5? il, l X tl Bock Row: Beck, Cole, Klavana, Beck, Herron, Ryan, DeRush, Hummel, Lucas, Phelps fx, Third Row: Fleming, Howard, Duncan, Rogers, Glray, Klellison, Christensen, Ray, Fink, Temple, Downing I. lj, Clar e, Ba er - ' lil Second Row: Powell, Speasl, Michelson, ganfgll, Hows, Boll,hGray, Sanderson, Miller, Kirklie, Anderson ll ou , Hosei , Proc t , X Front Row: Waltenburg, Wilson, Scott, Osborne, Houxwell, Lundholm, Anthony, Crandall, Giblin, DeRush Af Birch, Ferguson If X K ,fr l A! f TN fLs ' Ng-. 1 , . s f' XX, Y,-I 'V STS, K X- ' TITS' f if Y- -Q 1 Ar K ,h,-.T,f.-T.,..,.-ff-f - if-5' .,,...:.:.g.'?'i.. -. . r W'-' T' L., ?FTi?.::': .T a ' pa ' 4 X 3 P U I -3 ' ' - .if f l' 1 ' ., , . ,csaqa.,.s., . ix 'L airs: . .- -- 'g,,N,-f., -ff -- e . -M X A , 33 ' --- ,V s +A ' - ft, - 1, .-- , xx Y A --, Q I ' g-W ,lg 1,2-Acid. ' an lu , ' l ' l ' I AW ' '..,--- fi- - -fm--X -QL r Alma!! yw f f W if-3-2 , ,y f f 1 VJ ' nf , , M! N Y' X! I ,MQQN w ,' Bw . 4' ,f awg -- -., 1 1 Il- - ,,. . i , Wtam 2 ? Z' A. 53 S 2 id 33 5 5. f 2? ,, 4 PQ ff 4? X -f if 1 EB 5 fi 3 '. E 2 ai Ei 5 3 'S rfl Z3 Wifi- Hb K flf'wX,L fgxfiiffj if F in ,.,fl,,.fc,,-J ww F 5 Q l if X cf rs Q T Xl' rc, I li ofa 1 I l Back Row: Richards, McKinr-ey, Osterman, Baldwin, Simons, Patterson, Drapela, Coakley, Johnson, Netland xi Champlain, Simms ' Second Row: Crocl-cc-tt, Ecles, Neustel, Warner, Ncustcl, Gram, Jacobson, Bahlken, Lundholm, Arnold, D. Pierce M, Tanner, Hobbs, Weaver Frcut Row' Whelan, Simi, Burns, Humphrey, Gregory, A. Keebler, Esmond, Taylor, Voegelein, Thomas, B. Keebler Fryrear, Horton, Scott, Weekly is .l .lefemaa Qfqd Sedan! Zaman! K' A N l The Lebanon High School Band, under the direction ot Miss Julia Barnum, has been very active this year. The band made numerous public appearances Throughout Q X the school year, playing at all football and basketball home games. One trip was ,' ,. l made during the athletic season to play tor the Albany football game. T l . . , i The officers ot the band this year ore: Norman Weekly, president and student L ' l director, and Joan Voegelein, librarian and treasurer. Lf I The band gave two time concerts this year, a Christmas program and the annual A i spring concert in April. fl H l l Q t There were 50 members in the band, 22 being new. The seniors to graduate this Q tl ' ,, year are: Rodney Cox, Margaret Champlin, Bob Johnson, Beverly Keebler, Paul Mc- N. L Cracken, Duane Netland, Kenneth Shores, Quindella Taylor, and Norman Weekly. l tt , I . Q ,, . ig .. .t ' i , ' l I X '11 x ffm., s, ' fx, xt so I, y ', It -ff ills Ti 'll l ,-- - ' if ,X 5 g ,.1-ibm -- RY ,if J' K ' l 'vaa'.::1-.--f .:.:,,, -Y . mu .- 'MH ffm W' Y M 1161-L- . -Pt. -- 1-S e----1 4.1, Q- M ii -Shay 3 X . , L f .af ,-'Hifi ,.. u.- ,ek-e-f - R ' . fr - ffrgzrsm - i ,ffvsf Cy IN rm 9 102 Agri, XJ LQ! l , 1, V xflkfff I' le f Cl, 4 ,V I 1 kj. ,fy X l . fi 1 fi V A Back Row: Conner, Taber, Morris, Rieke, Downing Pesek, Hunt ' Second Row: Herron, Rice, Preever, York, Hammett, Plyrnale, Michelson, Laidlaw it Front Row: Davis, Hickey, Goold, Richard, Hinman, Ensley, Hoseid, Lee t , J. F uozeofz game! atc kg 'X The Junior Band is made up of exceptionally well balanced variety of instruments H 4 , this year. The members have worked especially hard to get into the advanced band. y ' nv Three former members of this group have been promoted to advanced band during the year. The band is made up of twenty-three members including seven cornets, five ' clarinets, a saxophone, two French horns, two baritones, a trombone, a sousaphone, and tour drums. QNX V sy X? The band members enioyed learning to march and are particularly proud of the X , 'Q 'X red and white uniforms they have worn for the first time this spring. llill y i X 1 The two events ot this year in which the Junior Band took part were the Christmas program and the spring concert at which they played with the beginner's bond and 1 i l T also played a group of marches 4 l l TQ Q1 Nts:- ,li lg: ,-ii..-.-'J'-F N l ,lx E X Nags f,il l. N i 'if , lg if 351 .Avi tilt it tl e li 'T lil W i ,Xxx X i - T M y - h A l llll l'Xl ,ti-T .Q , it to P 'N f--ff rf' xslt, .fini , 'ff -753.1 f e -,JF ' 4uliiss,,, c L tj! N ' 1 -ef N, N e -,aff he ...H MF - . Q-2. -T W A comer e ,s..1...: --,-. f1 l I ,fv- ,.s,.fQ... - YZ? 3, JUNIOR CHORUS The Junior High Glee is a new organization of the music department this year. lts twenty-two members compose an enthusiastic chorus. The group has appeared at Parent-Teacher meetings, various churches and school functions during the year. Eloise Groves is the accompanist and the chorus is directed by Mrs. Ferris Kirk- K patrick. . The Junior Chorus is a new organization ot the music department this year. The group is composed of twenty-two members made up for the most part of girls. At the start of the year there were several boys in the group but none ot them seemed able to stand up under the class. That is, none of them except one. This one boy, Rocky Gill, stayed with the chorus the entire year. Q I, Next year it is hoped that the Junior Chorus will be composed of a more nearly 'V balanced group of boys and girls. X The Junior Chorus participated in many doings this year, They performed in the Christmas program, the spring concert, and the May Day program here at school, and Xl in the Presbyterian and the Christian churches, and for a P.T.A. meeting outside of l school. HJX -f Low The Junior Chorus was directed this year by Mrs. Kirkpatrick and their piano ac- companist was Eloise Groves. Q l l it I f F li, A T f i it A X , l l il it 'I xx i '. ' . Back Row: Carlson, Frank, White, Knapp, Wade, Carlson, Hewett I '- Second Row: Gill, Bevan, Keene, Freitag, B. Carlson, D. Groves ,ff 'l ll. Front Row: E. Groves, Fitzwater, Pearce, R. llevan, Brannon, Alley, Ma X. T l if ., . 1 Y A X , f X A - A-71.2 jf C Ap! 1 -- . Vt- . X' ' ' fl I X il l ,ff X , I W I . TTfl A, .-in i l l -f'i':f'::::-r LI-ff-i T -- V an A-ml-T L r ,, f 1 fir , .f:' :' - Ny J i. .-its A he--- -A +- T 37 - . . .,-Y.. . - .-v4 X 4. i -K e K .SKM -P Q.-.f T , C . '11 visa Qguqmf- ,pri V-'ggi' . - K, KX 1' --X 1 Nw'-,ilgh-' -'- 'rN-A- W , I -f'firQ:. - V V S' .Ax-,, 1- 'E-H V, K A ba-,--, ..,.+i-,M A'---X Y Y A. , .-...J - - K x AN, X Waiauwuz- 3 Back Row: Powell, White Daily, Drapela, Marvin, Weekly, Alkio, Garrett, Calohan, Shell, Gravelle Second Row: O'Hearn, Miller, Rowton, Billngs, Rowton, Canoga, Richards, Cooper, Mills, Glaser, Mills Coughorn, Reed Front Row: Gleason, Edwards, Swanson, Crockett, Lenox, 'l.ott, Wagy, Hoeft, Ashby, Johnson, Fleming Hills, Taber, Bozant MIXED CHORUS The Mixed Chorus and Glee Club have had quite an eventful year. They have enjoyed many successful performances. Miss Barnum, director, Nancy Gleason, accompanist for the mixed chorus, and .loan Voegelein, accompanist for the girl's glee club, all deserve much praise for their hard work in the development of these two groups' musical abilities, X --K ., A X omifs GLEE CLUB '-ffl l The Girl's Glee Club is for the most art made u of freshmen and much is to be .9 :ir T P P M' 3 expected from this group in the years to come. Officers of the Girl's Glee Club for f i this year were: Denny Marvin, president, and Joan Voegelein, vice-president and li- A - lg brarian. l lil ll l C fx ll i The combined chorus and glee club took part in the following programs: Christmas, ' ' Q Easter, spring concert, baccalaureate and commencement. The chorus also sang for JA i X May Day. ' l l X ll ll kllll lll ff l l l , li X Q -QI:- . ,W ,X i -p- A I X X X, l-'l 'UN '43-2-Q -f,e-- -,,.,kLLi 1+-fh--.,,. N f'f3 ':.. '.-, ll! -f l i -A tl g , 'ii ,gist ----r ' - --3: Y TL - '- Tf VW7f,L01,. ADVANCED SEXTET The Advanced Sextet is made up of the following girls: Pauline Bazant, Joan Voe- gelein, Helen Crockett, Ramona Edwards, Judy Swanson, and Pearl Taber. These girls are all members from the mixed chorus and all are upper class girls except Ramona Edwards and Judy Swanson. Helen Crockett, Pearl Taber, and Pauline Bazant are all seniors and so will not be able to continue in the sextet after this year. Ramona Edwards became a member of the sextet in the first semester, filling the place of Maxine Rowton when Maxine had to leave. The sextet has had the honor of singing on different occasions, including for the American Legion, for the School Masters, in the Christmas program, and in the spring concert. The accompanist for the sextet was Nancy Gleason. FRESHMEN SEXTET HD The Freshman Sextet was formed by members from the Girl's Glee Club. These TX 'N girls were, Mary Catherine Reeves, Shirley Simons, Jean Russell, Sharlee Leech, Ernestine Fields, Nancy Trigg. These girls have done a grand job. Norma Wood was a regular number of the sextet but was sometimes subsituted by Sharlee Leech. The sextet performed for several outside activities as well as for the Easter, May Day, and Christmas programs at the high school, Sy 'Ti 7 if I I l i 6 ' l ' f W gf J ' Bock Row: Olson, Ludlke, Clendenen, Starnes, Judd, Lutz, Russell, Kroker, Bunt, Harms, Marquardf, Bilyeu ll' ,', ' Second Row: Shields, Ryder, Connet, Light, Simons, Leach, Humphreys, Voegelein, Nolan, Long, Reck, Hickey ,' Allison, Wiggins l ' i Front Row: Rose, Caughren, Warner, Beckman, Plagmann, Powell, Morris, Reeves, Schrouder, Almon I l Brewster, Fields, Trigg ff f I f:,- T - ' Q. , X- Q-- X I, A XRYK V 1 1 'Tx' , , , ,-w . A ' f' as .L , Ye- x fs, --,Lv A ,.Ji.. 'fe - L' X ,A 'F -e-A F , . -H . 39 ' .-------'-'- W - , 4 I f 3234 Q - in -S Y fm, J ix A 1' -L, H- i. ,-F -,.,-- -- -.,--A-m' . Crockett, Edwards, Swanson, Voegelein, Taber, Bozonl Reeves, Simons, Russell, Leach, Fields, Trigg X , .R i . V-.-,.,J.. ,. X, -,fax 1. x 'x, X i X l - 'Q-XXX. LEM., r .f- l A plvffgsi N 132, 757 L' i- . l I f 17- if-- X41 Q-0, 'J App. f , , if ff, f-NH -,kj WWW, , H, I .Q .,,, 4f N-X. Q.:-. ,fd-N. X . I ' H Yi!-,.N,,, X V- ,1 VV! f r .VM-.X M. ll ' , X 0 0 U0 959 N U57! 15.1 5 Q R201 Jw jf Raw.. 1, K- . . ...sg - -4' ,-1. 2 . -7 Q -fs.- '37--', ,,...:- -V ' 1 - ,ig-5--Y ' - ,... - fra-1 ?:.J....k.:: Q ,Z--5452 74 an fn. I 5 hp 4? K 'a- QE 'ff 9-' 3? ai :Y Q 5. '5 5 -i 2 35 .7 Pi EE 5 , Q fu 14 se 3 4: Q, 5 4 :E 5 2 57' LE fr el 3, xi 4 if 3 r. WM 1 1 3 VJ 1 3. 1 1 r Irvine, E. Smth, Ford, Pierce gona! and Stamp ' e With an initial nest egg of S250.00, the Bond and Stamp Committee has sold in excess of 533,678 lissue valuel worth of bonds and stamps during the 1944-45 school year. l, During the Sixth War Loan 518,378.00 in bonds and stamps were purchased, and 3 the student body voted to buy nine field ambulances for the Pacific area with this money. ' The goal set for the Seventh War Loan was S12,000.00, and as this goes to press 1, the amount of purchases is 512,113.00 ll. The students of Lebanon High School are to be congratulated for their excellent record in stamp and bond purchases. The committee serving the students every Wednes- day morning consists of Ruth Ford, Marian Pierce, Betty Irvine, and Mrs. Edith Smith. The room salesmen who have been active in making the sales successful are: Don Ellis, Marlys Sinclair, Charles Gram, Joan Voegelein, Zata Sinclair, Dean Johnson, Jean F1 Backman, Mary Waddell, Bruce Howe, James Fryrear, Gene Tanner, Ina Clare Wilson, Richard Cox, Gerry Miller, Alma Smith, Willian Salvage, Lloyd White, Luella Baertlein Af Gerald Sagert, Donna Underwood, Bob Downing, Norma Schliske, Bill Schenk, Pat kj ll.. , Lutz, George Fowler, Cherie Kambak, Shirley Hostetler, Dorothy Sylvester. ll ', l ix ,f 4 l K Yyilfi' ff 'N l 1 X Z1? ':r -A ,fx If R X5 llli 1 ,-f' i' X p .1- '2 4 f QAQQ 1 l -..YY '. ' 'T-'fi' T I Ugg'-, :ry ,, --I--if ' T' .f- 1 , --,--- S M, to V Q f 1 Q 7 lffF - C I A ' , . i . 1 fe' A 5 ty, 4 ' D . rfbsa , - Q Hu- I , ks i I --'V -'X ' ,wwnwlqf f---Axel! 71245, ee- so e 1 ,,,s,3 N-- -,,... X t ii J LA' -.-l-,- --5,-1-, -5 D i Cl gif EX Q X , in fi 1 's 1 1 . 1 l lt ll ll l ll . ll till 1 X Wyman Y, l Back Row: Plymale, Hamilton, Ball, Johnson, Cobb, Alley, Wood, MacLean, Solberg, Leach, Miller Third Row: Brenner, Messal, Grahm, Rhoads, Ayqrs, Raber, Eriljon, Hauck, Roner, Johnson, Wallace ' A l' N I Christian, Be inger, et an Second Row: Preston, Yoeman, Nelson, Klovano M. Sinclair, Edes, Kimble, Firchou, McKinney, Williams, Decker . Sinclair, Bazant Front Row: Ingram, Coakley, Conner, LaFond, Canny, Brown, Firchau, Morris, Woods, Elkins ew ,-in Pam! S C.A.P., organized December, 1941, has been an auxiliary branch of the United States Army Air Forces since April 1943. This unit of seventy boys and girls in Lebanon High School has been organized by Captain E. N. Brenner since March 1944. Sergeant John Ball is the flight leader of the preLflight class. Sergeant Lee Wood is in command ot the advanced aeronautics. Sergeant Max Miller has command over the cadets of radio. Sergeant Ruth Kimble is flight leader for the all-girl unit. Sergeant 'Ball is also the drill master. - These cadets study meteorology, air navigation, air rules and reguations, military drill, and all pre-flight courses. This squadron maintains a crash crew, communications unit, search and rescue squad, and a ski patrol. During the year the squadron has enjoyed recreational as well as instructional meetings. Throughout the year they have enioyed a Hallowe'en dance, Christmas dance, St. Patrick's Day dance, a skating party and a picnic. They also enioyed a paper chase made by the sergeants in connection with air navigation. The boys en- 1 yed a week-end ski trip in connection with the Army and Lebanon Ski Patrol. xxw - ll 1 1 ff 1 ' K lltlxl i mx Q -42.-., li it Pfka- . f 'i 1'f A-- -,f I-'Z i , tx --,::,-'- ,.:- , - A L! V lg X kr -12'- 'T T tl-1:51 17 A..-7.7, .v..,-I i --'Lf-i , Y W - Y, Q.. Fw., ' f -v Y 'A g W 4-.91 +,,--,.a Y , KW fx fy Xifglw y yykffuwgj y ?rSfze Sguowl The Fire Squad under the supervision ot Mr. Brenner and Fire Chief Cedric Wallace has turned in an excellent piece of work handling tire drills. There is a squad member at each main door, fire extinguishers, two members at each hose, and several to check rooms to have windows closed, lights out, and doors closed. , At the beginning of the year all equipment was checked, so worn parts could be replaced. Fire extinguishers were refilled and broken loose for immediate use. Hoses were tried under pressure for breaks and recoiled for easy handling. Fire drills have been under all kinds of conditions. Drills with no parts ot the build- ing blocked took one minute, five seconds. South entranfe blocked off the drill was one minute, twenty seconds. One of the best drills was sounded during an assembly when all students and teachers were in the gymnasium. lt took one minute, twenty-tive seconds. The state fire inspector and city fire chiel praised the smooth corordination of the fire squad during a drill given for the inspectors. Alt er the drill talks by both the inspector and chief were given to fire squad members on new equipment, ways of getting out of the building faster, and mainly safety first. lnspection of all the school buildings were made by ins '-ectors to find out the tire hazards around the school. N lx in Nf- X 9 I i I l Y If l at 1 'f- f' 4. F'-W ,ff 'fi 4- i l I X 'l i Back Row: Crossan, Hamilton, Olds, Brevner, Coakley, Wood, Netland ff l It Front Row. Miller, Canny, Ayers, Johnson, Wallace , ' l 41 A- ' 1 -F-ug X If I' 2 , 1 lf l R1 ' I l 0 ,Z 4 5 I TT W , i --vq , , ,.. ---r A 4 W, 'FI ' .BL + X, i f .-,,. fL 'jT .-.-. l i ' - rf' ,frryd-' Q N ' c-.4 24 F -,,-,... ... mag- . KQ, - ' vine. , - . .c , X -- T' 1 as---- X- I -E - , as sf t v D l lx x , 1 ., fx ii? , i t li i R N 3 fl l T Xl l il i ' x in il? 'i i 'i 'ix ll AX T tltll ,T ., Xlw N f li ir Pkg i li Tjfenfetjes Back Row: Gleason, Sorseth, Eriksen, Wooddy, Powell, Nolan, Smith Second Row: Richards, Nolan, Miller, Backrncn, Fleming, Manning Front Row: Bryant, Ames, Whelan, Ford, Taber, Voegelein, Southwick 4 ff. ff. After rnuch delaying the G.A.A. finally got a start soon after mid-year. its elected officers were, President Janet Whelan, Vice-President Clarnell Bryant, Secretary Betty Wooddy, and Treasurer Alma Smith. Their first function was the sponsoring of a dance after the Sweet Home basketball game, which was very successful. Their pot luck supper, held in the home economics building, also turned out to be a sumptuous affair and vvas attend by a large portion of the G.A.A. members. The entertainment was afforded by couples doing individual performances. After the entertainment all retired to the kitchen and proceeded to clean up the dishes and straighten up the building. The G.A.A. has ordered the letters and awards for deserving members and are looking forward to their arrival. They held a doughnut sale and earned part of the money to pay for the letters. A girl has to earn TOO points before she can become a member and due to the inactivity of G.A.A. last year, many of the girls didn't have enough points this year, but hey are all looking forward to being members in the coming year, and hoping to earn their awards then. -l r :- l l il 4 X lllkll g e -xv ffT i Z li e:-genes A A fe khvxrl-YT'- 'P'li 5 fgA -::--- -r-l -A veelff ,,, EL X -. f . ' - fH lui -i-f-3 -- ' .-:-fab. ty . , , Y ,.. l . ge. ' . ---MH V- Wifi- 2 We-1694: Stagg X 3 A well-organized staff, headed by Editor-in-chief Betty Southwick, assisted by As- sistant Editor George Fowler, Business Manager Grace Whiteis, Assistant Business Man- ager Jucly Swanson and an able staff of writers, issued the first copy of the Lebanon Q Hi-Light February 21, 1945. N Because of difficulty in obtaining an advisor at the beginning of the year, the paper was unable to go to press sooner. As a result, there were only eight issues. This year the Lebanon Hi-Light has reached a thriving circulation of 1200. Into A many parts of the world the Hi-Light has been sent at the request of ex-Lebanon High f students now in the service. Our exchange has a far-reaching circulation also. ' Q ,, Many local businessmen are to be thanked for their part in sponsoring the paper. J Also Mr. Van Loh, who by special arrangement, printed our paper. As our advisor, Mr. Hickcox has led us through a very successful year. The entire A staff has appreciated his cooperation and able leadership. f, 3 cz ,K E Y V XA' '5 ,c , Q L I i l cf .. I, I. H I 6 ll I-X ll f N k f li , X fy i .ff I V ' rl 'i Back Row: Weekly, McCracken, Pierce, McCormick, Fowler, Samuel, Johnson I l Second Row: Carlson, B. Keebler, Southwick, A. Keebler, Firchau, McKinney, Nichols, Underwood , Q 'X' Front Row: Baertlein, Whiteis, Swanson, Blackburn, Whelan, Beach, Worland, Voe in, Sorseth ' I 'Y 4-te? 'I x l 1 t - -up -X , it t ..-.flint V ' , .. x fl 'F , 2 I ,jfff x RSX , I l s 3 . r , Q,-....?,-, ,,..,..- 'gm YWYWY, ,..,,... 'f--f A X' W ' i v . 1' 3- ffllk 3 , fgfr -,- g-'T ' WY, - - If K , Y AQ ---4-r iid E-.Rf-5 H- -A----A--A -f--- Y M, fl , A 1 F' 45- :K -F W.. - ..... . -. -..fe A - jpg s. vs nf- ,. . - . X I W- . J -ic, ff M Q A it J. ef-v-1 .hh Yes- - X IL!! g ,A M, .... ., F till - ec- -1-K.-- e ,ffiftff 1. . 535 if jill, N N5 rm, fi, ,V fl' r C, ,C fl 5 2 , lj Bock Row: Ellis, McCracken, McCormick, Weekly, Ayers, Netland Second Row: Hewett, Marvin, Hamilton, Elkins, Clarke, Olds ? Front Row: Christian, Houghton, Cobb, Cox, lngram, Ward, Solberg, Wallace we-11 ew The Hi-Y Club had a very successful year under the advisorshipl of Lawrence Page. The officers for the ear were: Bob Olds, resident, Larr Christian, vice- resident, Y P Y P ' Norman Weekl , secretar , Kenneth Shores, treasurer, and Arthur Cobb, cha lain. Y Y P A J Activities of the year were started by the initiation of new members which raised W' bv the membership of the club to twenty-four. I N . During football season the club gave a dance to help revive depleted treasury i funds. - , f The members either sent representatives or attended four conferences this year. A conference in Eugene, the Twenty-Fourth Conference of the Older Boys in Salem, a lil! lf, i ' Youth Conference in Sweet Home, and a conference in Albany. This last conference l i ' l su lemented the usual District Conference of Hi-Y which was not held this ear. 1, , PP Y jj , l X On May 4 a talent show was presented to the public. This show consisted of o ' X' il., humorous skit Coming Around the Mountain, a trio, a chorus of hairy-legged mem- Afl ,,l , bers and a small band on the order of Spike Jones with Dick Hobbs soloing on the xiii, ll 'lg Wytrombone, Dick Hewett giving out with boogie woogie on the piano and Norman Weekly K ' li lx fsoloing on the clarinet. JH' T X lv The club took in new members at the end of the year so that it could get off to a l ' f li iii ffiaster start next year. i I l ,i A iii A gil, .nllm ll '- lv L 1 V i li ff T it li fled ft N ik T N'.:b-..- L arg ,K .cb l ll. A . T ii . .. ,,. D f- -- s i H 5 , ' i- - Wg...-4-W y i -K :P 1 ,rg-,li ,,. li' ,y li ml- l -'WVR , Dffi f7-- ' i - i eeees-.--f.-f'- , r f-C-3'1fJ-. K 5 ii. wwf' il , - ...A-in-. o TE' ,.., , Q,-9. -, i ,L ,W ., 4-,.- Wgw wsmfgylgw A gfome Za. The Home Economics Club enjoyed a very successful year under the able advisor- shfp of our new instructor, Mrs. Parham. The meetings were held during the noon hour, every two weeks. At the first meeting of the year the following officers were elected: Joan Voegelein, president, Betty Southwick, vice-president, Wanda Nichols, secretary, Helen Crockett, treasurer, Marjorie Kimble, historian, Joanne Warner, custodian, and 'Inez Powell accompanist. The club had a very colorful style show this year including 81 girls, who made and modeled their clothes. The clothes were play suits, spring frocks, dressy dresses, school dresses and suits. After the show the home economics building had open house for the mothers so they might see the equipment and gain a better understanding of what their daughters are doing. The annual initiation was held for the new members. There was a large group of new members initiated by effective candlelight. There will be only a few graduating seniors from the club this year. After the spring concert the club served refreshments to members of the band and glee clubs. Back Row: Zehr, Kauffman, Baca, Neustal, Lutz, Beach, Miles, Smith, Fields, Warner, Leach, Miles, Neustal Russell, Crandall Second Row: Rawton, Hills, Powell, Canoy, Kauffman, Shields, Crockett, Kimble, Baertlein, Brewster, Swanson LeBaron, Nichols, Edwards, Southwick, Fisher, Reed, Sturtevant Cobb .fl s ci l l. X, 2 -fl 5 , Yr . in if l Front Row: Ryder, Hageman, Connet, Cox, Edes, Schrouder, Reeves, Swanson, Crdckett, Beach, Myers, Pierfe l Burkhamer Simons Pierce Hickey Bilyeu ' l , l 5 i , tl l K ,fx xl I' .ll ll: l t' t l I A i It l , I , , . , X -c' sf- 'A CT' x f XM V i 1:2 .. -X,--e JW ' ' yqcx in I z X NDS , y . . . ffl TT l T CTV 1 .l x.L,E-..i -Y iA:-. i in r f Y 31. S g -QL! Lane, Y i K i pr K 0- kv, , If ,Y , .f-'-' Y' ,s H M Wimjfi-wvd,,,tZ kll i l h -'Y ' ' I f - --------- -T - P , it 47 ' ,311 A V 'T milf , I . J' psig Q Q g 511 , , R 4-HJ,-Y ,-s .Xf-X I! H77 -,,, , . 1' - 1 , u f , -J 1 ' ITL will Q-.-1 ,.- -S ve ,L fx f D .1 ez, D'-t X ! l , I l J X ,X l li. We 4 i l Back Row: Ellis, Marvin, Smith, McCormick, Ayers, Clarke, Wallace, Olds Second Row: Hewett, Conner, McCracken, Baldwin, Hamilton, Canny, Johnson, Elkins, Fowler Front Row, Christian, Houghton, Cobb, Cox, Ingram, Ward, Brown, Solberg A' 'e 66:45 The Lettermen's Club of Lebanon High School is composed of all those boys who have earned a varsity L in one of the three maior sports. Although not too active this year, the club was instrumental in seeing that the new rooks learned how to act as first year students and were taught to respect certain traditions of Lebanon High. All new lettermen were initiated into the club at a spring meeting. The new initiates included the boys who earned their first letter during the following sport seasons: Base- ball, i944, football, 1944, basketball, i944-45, baseball, l945. A quite entertaining evening was held, at the expense of neophyte members, but the boys feel that they are now true-blue lettermen and are looking forward to next year when they can welcome other new lettermen. The officers of the Lettermen's Club for the year i944-45 were as follows, Presi- dent, Bill Peden, vice-president, Tony Solberg, secretary, Denny Marvin, treasurer, Dick Clarke- sergeant-at-arms Don Ellis- advisor Bud Page. ' in -'33 r , C, , .WWW CL. X lm .iii --- - V , -- E ll if 1 , fmt N ' ' ' ' Wlxlki . .ik L tl ,X tx it lli E ' 191 l it pil XXX lx QQ . ff l llij, ll l i ' 1 l wt Xml CQ ,, fp' 1 V Q ,aej E drii fl, '5 Q A l 'li 1 .- ' ir., 1, KL f if I , tg, , M -H-ff, ' -1 ' ...Af e-1.-L ir PM The Pep Club was organized this year under the supervision of the advisor, Mrs. Morrison. At a meeting held at the first of the school year, the club elected the follow- ing officers: President, Norma Schliske, vice-president, Nadine Richards, secretary, Beverly Keebler, treasurer Carlyne Sorseth. The club has been very active throughout the year. Its members, consisting en- A tirely of girls, have promoted pep at all the athletic events by decorating goal posts, learning new yells, planning pep assemblies, and attending all home games. W? j These girls were present at all the games and did much to promote pep among the students. They also had charge of many of the pep assemblies. The yell leaders for this year were: Betty Irvine, Ruth Schneider, Jean Beach, and Helen Smyth. The Pep Club was very fortunoate td have four very capable yell leaders this year. ,XJ-f Betty is a senior and has been a yell leader since her sophomore year. She was N-- this year's yell queen and will be greatly missed next year. Jean, Helen, and Ruth are all juniors and will be here again next year. J, .xx 1 l ll Back Row: Humphreys, Warner, Keen, Benshoof, Kauffman, Baca, Long, Burns, Rhoads, Fields, Cooper, Richards Edwards Keebler Leach Neustel Lenox Cobb Crandall Berry Shields Brewster Plagmann Third Row: Ashby, Bartels, Coakley, Canoy, Nolan, Marquardt, Carlson Ray McKinney, Williams Barry Klavano, Yoeman, Lutz, Cone, Myers, Blackburn, Hoett, Hansell, Sorseth Ford Whelan Nichols Schrouder Gleason Canoy Voegelein LeBaron Second Row: Underwood, Ludtke, Keith, Miller, Rose, Allison, Powell, Morris, Worland, Beach, Irvine, Smyth Schneider Reglmbal Keebler Pierce Southwick Baertlein Backman Sinclair Front Row: Firchau Heyne Burkhamer, Neustal Trigg, Reeves, Waddell Simons Pierce Swanson Cox Richards Durst Pentold Crockett Luggett Cummings Groves SQ fvl -- C. . ,- ,.- ,S-.Q Tqxwvdlil 4-'Q--:ir ev- f Ni- f B3Tr.'flc ,-- . J 'H -X-Ss Y xv Y l l,Y'2:. FS' l cfs' fi , W 1 1 I 1 1 y , f, , I y , Ill 'riff . ' ' ' ' L jl'. . . I , I . l . . . ill- ll '. 'I I I ' . I .' l ' ' ' l I 4.x 4 XS- ' ' X-er . Y f f' ' ' fy -V - ..-f' 1 LJ 5' - I .,.Q.J --- H 49 ,sl ..- - --v-f' W 1 1 v It -- 4, A Q L ,- ,-v , v' J! T , , Q W M s KX ri Q 5 LANNY BAKER Princess HELEN FIALA l 5 Princess 'pw L, il! km Ik QS, , We QUEEN BETTY II cub Queen Betty ll and her court ruled at the i945 May Day festivities at Lebanon High held on May li. The events of the day began with a general assembly at which community singing and short stunts, presented by different high school classess and organ- izations, high-lighted the program. To complete the morning, at the close of the assembly there was dancing in the gym lasting until l2:OO. This was cli- maxed with a picnic lunch held on the campus, the several classes providing luncheon items. Coronation ceremonies were held at l:3O in the afternoon with vocal and in- strumental groups supporting the pro- gram. A sports dance held in the evening was an appropriate end to a pleasant days activities BETTY IRVINE Princess PHYLLIS MILLER Princess RUTH FORD IZETTA RICHARDS Princess Princess Li T T i H i X , . . . l V 'El li lvil ' l i 'fi i' - .lux iy 1 X l 14 il lllll is iiilll dv lx ll! ,xx I E . r ff l fl it g y lljlgl , QQ 4 s g Ll K ll ls A it Ii , t .x , M.-P- ' ' lb. li . 1 H? N lea . dir, 4 1:4 -f L,.,,.. F,,,4s can so YR. :ASI , ' 2- ' ----Y W 4 ...J-fqib. H . .. ,W XX N -fe few, N L RAMONA IVERSON Sr. Representative Qaida' league The Girl's League has completed many proiects this year. Some of the most outstanding of them were: i A kid party at the first of the year, the purpose of which was to get better acquainted with the new girls. Dances after the Sweet Home foot- ball, and Corvallis basketball games. The Girl's Athletic Association was formed under the Girl's League leader- ship. Mirrors were bought for the girl's basement, ten dollars donated to the tuberculosis fund, and thirty-five dollars given to the War Chest drive. From each class two girls were selected BETTY SOUTHWICK Big Sister Chairman Cvj DORENE UGGETT as Girl ot the Month. Out of this group SZALNEREBSQSJREEZ T Jf- Repfesenfotive one was selected from each class to be P ' Girl ot the Year. The last meeting of the year was de- 5' voted to Girl's League installation, and X rg the mother-daughter tea. K To sum it all up, the Girl's League was very active under the leadership of Mrs. Gehlerm 0 OO' f l JoAN vososiem CAROLL PENFOLD rf Treasure, Social Chairman I X I. l i 5, il - li i hi' ' : ,141 'Ll' -f N i I ix PAT CANAGA BETLY INE A Sl C ,PX Secretary H-.A-,M-Y Pr t Vi r t ' '? f ii X 1 a 5-x 4 X -is ' ---ig -f-itll-, jlnryi,-, Y --' X ,.14'L-.21 C. ' - I W -L. CCH... ,. H 51 ,gl --,. - ' if M 1 , I 11 -A gif, , SX -x - A -.---2: fxr . 1 igv , I - x ...Aim LA, .l il 4' LQ., 'ff 'TX-ilfxl Y.. i 5, E3 rf. KW K 7 1, W5 X l 4 F N 7 . gxj 1 '-x,-N shi is TSE:-y - ' 3 ,Rm Tgxix 'X rim. T i , T l , . .JJ 1. Back Row: Alley, Houghton, HeweTT, Pierce Second Row: A. Keebler, McCracken, Johnson, McKinney FronT Raw: Whelan, Ford, B. Keebler, Sinclair, Carlson, SorseTh Sade! The Lebanon High School Ski Club was re-esTablished on an acTive basis This year, afTer a lapse of some years. Because of warTime Travel resTricTions The club's acTiviTies were limiTed. The club did nof make any ski Trips as a body for The same reason of The Travel resTricTions. However, virTually every member of The group enjoyed The ex- hilaraTion of flying on The f'boards aT leasT once This year. AlbeiT, everyone enioyed The swish of waxed hickory gliding over sofT powder as much as possible, The popular forTe seemed To be fireside skiing, born of wartime necessiTy. The officers for The year were: Presidenf, Norman Weekly, vice-presidenT, RuTl1 Ford, secreTary, Beverly Keebler, and Treasurer, Kennefh Shores. Under The capable leadership of These officers The club became one of The leading social organizaTions year. They also conducfed many popular privaTe meefings To keep alive The Oley, 'Oley-flop spiriT of The skier. In The face of many difficulTies, The club has mainTained gf lily l T 2 on The campus. The ski club sponsored one of The mosT successful sporT dances of The l T T a very high espriT de corps. .ill . A Ili ll if All i4r Q 'mum MW ,Xxim . W l il li LA-J l TY T X F -Q.-., DVM T. lll- - Q5 Te g x-:,:11'i Ee if . 'X ' YU ' 4 3-T., 1 X ..- 1 J wi 5 Q-flip r f--F 12, hflku- NX. I -Q1 j-2---- ' ' jviqv-,-v-,,,..? ' I' ,-, Q frllvl' V x ,Y , xi., A ' - -f-zffk. -..Y,,. .... Q -- iiggiy .0 , ,-. K' ' L'-T ra 4---af.. ... f. W' 1 1 rf x ,Qb .V . c x. --41,1 W-A-V - .1 --1--5'7 'iiw W-J' 1 xv f v w' S W Wm ! ....--M A -I .. 1 J lb' lk -' iw .. Eh f .x Y .4 X 2-f f ,, ,, , 'm ,Y --- '- -, -. ffzdzezm. S f a 'Q iv lg if 3: S S is K. 5 w x W v fi :Q SL 1 E gViw li Q V, w l. l Fvonr Row: Houghton, McCraken, Cobb,Ymfgzwhlarviniw-golberg, Hamilton ? 7004411 g if When the Lebanon grid team put their uniforms away after the last game in late w November, they had completed one of the most successful seasons in the history of the V school. Recognized as one of the top eight teams in the state, the Warriors piled up the impressive record ot seven wins and one loss in the season's play. They scored a I , total of IO6 points while the opponents made only 5l. The local boys were victorious , in their first seven games and as Northern Division champions in the Tri-County League is they lost out to the southern champion, Cottage Grove, in a playoff game. Led by a quartet of backs who could block, tackle and run, all with equal ability, and helped along by a heavy, powerful line, the Warriors iust had too much power for opponents to overcome. The Lebanon gridsters used a power type of offense, with just enough trickery to keep the other team guessing. The biggest share of ball l carrying was handled by Captain Bill Peden at fullback and Dave Powell at haltback. f T Bill was by for one of the outstanding fullbacks in the state and his ability to hit the line with the power of a locomotive, mode him a very consistent ground gainer. Most if of BilI's yardage was gained through center or inside tackle while Dave made his yard- age outside tackle and on end runs. Dave proved to be a workhorse and he never y knew when to stop driving. Both of these boys, by the way, were selected on the Tri-County All-Star team and were truly deserving of this award. The two other backs for Lebanon included Jess Ingram at quarterback and Dean X t -X Ward at halfback. .less proved to be an outstanding field general on the gridiron and 'l A , this ability coupled with his savage blocking labeled him as an important cog in this I t grid machine. Jess has been selected as captain of the i945 team and great things kg l are expected from him next year. The other back, Dean Ward, carried the ball ver , - little, but his consistent blocking cleared the way for many of Lebanon' uchdown . 'll' sf- ':3'3 MQ, 'N-1-er 'ft , ,' -evil?-E-,, R it . ! ,,,.-.. , 1 -5 , . I -XM -..--- -su'T i' , '+P -ia., if '-:L G I'--A ,,,. t l NL -'-nu ,A V K L 1 V A -'lf-,, -U Vwvca--1.4-4 4- lfl 4 4 7 . ,.f STff-4 - I ee- M '- ,XNX ox g v ,I ,...- XX-Q ,,,..-f -c - ,,,.,i-. - Q S c--an-f . .4-4llu 'l ' ll - -- -'-- 'T-1--ifx 'lx il ETP J. l K .tlx I ix r 'll'til I i i TE i ii .,, 'wil n n 1 I 1 y . .' I xi ZQKVO T CD33 D V T I s CV In the line, George Fowler, a mere lad of 235 pounds, held down the center po- sition in great style and with the improvement he showed this year, he should prove to be an outstanding lineman next year. The guard spots were filled by Art Cobb and Denny Marvin two boys who made the center of the Lebanon line as formidable as a stone wall. Art was after the fifth man in the opponents' backfield and if they got by Art, they were met by Denny who backed up the right side of the line and tackled for keeps. Tony Solberg and Paul McCracken held down the tackle positions and they were two of the best tackles in the league. Tony was playing his second year at tackle and very little yardage was made through his side of the line. Paul was playing his first year at tackle but he learned quickly and always made it tough for his opponents. The end positions were filled by Lynn Hamilton and Kenny Haughton. Both of these boys were tops, Lynn for his great defensive work and pass snaring ability and Kenny for his wonderful blocking and ability to clear the way for the backs to follow him. These two boys will be back again next year to heckle opposing teams. The reserves came in for a great deal of attention too, and without them the suc- cess of the team would not have been so great. The following boys, besides the ones named above, earned the Lebanon L , Don Brown, quarterback, Joe Elkins, halfback, Ron Cox, halfback, Don Ellis, fullback, Gay Baldwin, center, Bud Goold and Denny Canny, guards, Ross McCormick and Larry Christian, tackles, Stan Worland and Dick Hobbs, ends. Honorary letters were awarded to Dick Clarke, Richard Michelson and Ced Wallace who suffered iniuries during the season and were unable to play. Man- ager's awards were given to Doug Smith and Bob Johnson. The scores of the games for the lf?-44 season were as follows, Lebanon 7 - Toledo 0 Lebanon 27 - Junction City O Lebanon 13 - Springfield 6 Lebanon 12 - Albany O Lebanon 21 - Sweet Home 13 Lebanon T3 - University High O Lebanon 13 - Dallas 6 Lebanon O - Cottage Grove 26 Back Row- Cox, Ellis, Elkins, Hobbs, Worland, Christian, Baldwin, Goold, Brown l S nd Row, Page Smith Michelson McCormick Ward Peden Powell, Canny, Wallace, Clarke -ls Clin- -5' A -1-Q.--f N I Q , , '.i132 '1 ' . T ' ' X N .-X, ,- '5 5 J'-P Q. ...-.... . t i' tis, - ---1 s--me lf. T ,E l l i N Q X l X x X b XX SCO I f f 1 I f J' X gy Front Row, Ingram, Houghton, McCracken, Cobb, Fowler, Marvin, Solberg, Hamilton l i. X i i I l l . ill X X l f.f,1-,- ll 'A g 11, ' C.-T, ,., .,-, --1, -- -N ......, 1- --- -5, 1 -it , L. ' - 44,1 Q., , . V --1 - Hack Row: Alley, Ayers, Brown, Wallace St-cord Row, co be rg, Hough on, Cox, Hevvett, Moody, Word Front Row: Elkins, Ellis, Hamilton, Ingram, Conny, Cobb genial! The i945 edition of the Lebanon High baseball team is one of the best that has been seen around here in recent years, At the time of this writing, although the War- riors still have five scheduled games to play, the team is undefeated, having won seven consecutive 'games A highlight of the season has been the superlative pitching of veteran Don Ellis, and Joe Elkins, ace Junior chucker. ln the seven games played thus far this SGGSOH, these two boys have permitted the opposing teams to gather only l6 hits. ln one game against Junction City, which the locals won l7-O, Don and .loe combined their pitching efforts and hurled a no-hit, no-run game, an achievement rarely accomplished in base- ball. A total of 85 opposing batters have gone down swinging at the curves and fast balls of Lebanon's two pitchers and this mark should go well over lOO before the com' pletion of the season. Both boys are also heavy hitters and lead the Warriors in this department of the game, Although Lebanon's pitchers have done an excellent iob on the mound, they have received wonderful support from their teammates both in the field and at bat. The snappy, vociferous infield has more than once helped the pitchers l F2 x. X v 'ks 'w X ij by A A N ay ix lllxnx xy V X NM T l . i , i fl l . I l l ' i . i 4 'i it - . i 3, - ' 4M ll lljzlq . T. l l out of bad situations and their errorless playing has been largely responsible for the victories registered so far. The veteran Art Cobb, behind the plate, has proven himself to be one of the best catchers in this district and his skill in handling the pitchers has been an important factor in the team's winning ways. - On first base, tall Lynn Hamilton is working like an old timer although this is his first year at the initial sack. His errorless playing afield and good hitting at bat marks him as a player who will bear watching in the future. Ced Wallace, the talkative second baseman, is one of the most improved players on the team and his leadership in the infield keeps the boys constantly playing heads-up ball. T The third base duties are shared by two boys. Joe Elkins handles the hot corner while not on the mound, and when Joe makes a throw to first after scooping up a hot grounder, it always gets to Lynn's mitt with plenty. of gusto. The other boy playing third is Willis Moody, a transfer from Newport. Willis is coming along nicely and has shown himself to be a capable replacement when Elkins takes the mound. At short-stop, red-headed Jess Ingram struts his stuff and there is not a faster in- fielder in this district. Jess covers lots of ground from his position and has robbed many teams of sure hits because of this speed. ' ln the outfield, sophomore Paul Alley holds down the left field garden spot and due to his promising playing this year both in the field and at bat, he is labeled as a boy to watch in the next two years. The center field spot is patrolled by Ray Ayers, a fast fielding, hard-hitting senior letterman. Ray has one of the strongest throwing arms seen on any fielder this year and very few teams try to get extra bases when Ray has the ball. The right field iob is handled by three boys-Don Ellis, Tony Solberg, and Dick Hewett. Because of his power at bat, Don plays in right field when not pitching, but when he is on the mound, the right field iob is capably take care of by Tony and Joe. Both are equal in playing ability and although this is the first year of varsity baseball for both boys, they are doing a swell iob. A Other boys who have seen action but are not necessarily starters as yet are Denny Canny, reserve catcher and outfielder, Ron Cox, reserve outfielder, Don Brown, reserve outfielder, and Elmer Fields, reserve infielder. The Lebanon Warriors rank as one of the leading teams in the state and at the present time are on top in district play and should they finish the seasorf in this po- sition it will be the third district championship annexed by Coach Bud Page's boys this year. The scores of games already played and the remaining season's schedule is as follows: Lebanon 5 - Dallas O Lebanon I7 -Junction City O Lebanon 25 - Junction City O May l l - Albany at Lebanon May l5 - Dallas at Dallas May l8 - Sweet Home at Lebanon May 22 - Albany at Lebanon Lebanon 8 - Corvallis' 2 Lebanon 3 - Corvallis l Lebanon 9 - Eugene l If yi Lebanon 7 - Sweet Home 2 May 25 - Eugene at Eugene My X' , ' .bij - E Alffiib- : I L L L 1---4 X--- 'Z-if ZTLLYIIQLL .- - il X J Lx V Xe, .L -VY - E 'if L :I It ,X 'X ,-in ,six .Vi -:qu-lik ..,?.l 7 Y -id--J. jj '- -,....-1 , L ll BEN if C s YK- . fr ' --. li..-----U - -- A- 332 - f- L i L - .....-.---- ff-- l l Hamilton, Cox, Cobb, Baldwin, Houghton, Wallace, Brown, Ward, Hewett Zmfedall The Lebanon Warriors carried on in basketball where they left off in football, and the hoopsters enioyed as successful a season as did the gridsters who preceded 55 .X-I, at 5 s 2' N x l gf 9 yi l them. The Lebanon team put a stop to the domination of the Corvallis Spartans as I y leaders in-District 7, and the completion of district play found the local boys on top with , the Spartans in second place. In the playoffs with Newberg, district 8 winners, the Q P! , Warriors dropped two games 27 to 35 and 25 to 33 and were thus kept out of the state g l tournament. V Although the Lebanon team did not represent this district in the tournament at Salem, the boys did boast a record comparable to any team at Salem. The Warriors L 'X emerged victorious in 17 games out of a tough 24-game schedule, and scored a total of 884 points to 731 for the opponents. The red clad local team employed a fast breaking style of offense which proved to be both interesting and exciting to watch I from the spectators' viewpoint, and the local gym was always filled to capacity for the rf many thrilling games played at home. . At the completion of the season, Coach Bud Page awarded the varsity L to lO 'l vf, members of this championship ball club and each boy was, in his own right, an asset to , ' 'lf the basketball team. Cedric Wallace, captain and forward, led his team brilliantly l 411, and his steadying influence was an important factor in the team's success. Ced was ' ll truly a fine captain and his always consistent type of play will be sorely missed l pf NJ- 'f'T t I ales. s if M T --4:-.ba Zi X-'X . , . . 1 XT Ni 'n'7T?1 .f5-,,qgsi'm' q': 'q1' Y' ',j3'11lllf - ': i,,,..,Ll. . ,--- A-M v- I, 1 vu be f s Q a - , e AM, , H ,mike .. il 57 ,il 1 SC . 'JLBSFQL , - ' - .,,,,.,f X. . XM- 1..,...ff 1 Y - . M- ' -fi? l - T -gum: -ef 'gif' i T --J - ,,., -f- -'-X-irzfe f year. Teaming up with Ced at forward was high scoring Dave Powell. Dave was l 1 if it by KE second high scorer on the team this year with 2i3 points and he culminated the season by being unanimously chosen on the District 7 All-Star team. At center was sophomore Ron Cox, third high scorer on the team and an excellent backboard man. Ron made -most of his points via his accurate left hand, and in future years Ron is expected to make quite a name for himself on the maple court. Dean Ward, diminutive guard, played good ball throughout the season and despite his size he was one of the best defensive players in the league. His speed enabled him to check closely and his man found it difficult to get shots, away. At the other guard was Lebanon's high scorer, Lynn Hamilton, who scored a total of 227 points for the season. Lynn, captain-elect for next year, was the second boy to make the District 7 All-Star team and like Dave, his choice was also unanimous. Lynn's height enabled him to be an effective backboard man and great things are expected X of Lynn in his senior year. . Kenny Haughton and Dick Hewett, reserve forwards, played outstanding ball ' throughout the season and both boys will be counted on heavily to carry the load next year. Bill Peden, reserve center, proved to be a more than capable replacement and his V ability to come through when the going was toughest made him a very valuable player RJ on the team. The loss of Bill to the Air Corps at the close of the season crippled the team a great deal and with him in suit the chances for making the tournament at Salem would have been much better. At the guard spots were two husky young reserves who knew their way around the ma le court. Art Cobb and Ga Baldwin were both ver effective men on the fx P Y Y maple court. Art Cobb and Gay Baldwin were both very effective men on the back- board and their entrance into the game didn't hinder the team's winning ways at all. Two other boys who were on the A squad but failed to earn letters were Don Brown and Willis Moody. A Bob Olds and Denny Marvin were the highly efficient managers and much thanks should go to them for their hard work. Bob was cheated out of a chance to play on l' , L the team this year because of a physical handicap, but he liked the game so much that I xx he volunteered to be manager and did this iob in a very commendable fashion. The scores for the season were as follows: ' Lebanon 39 - Chemawa 25 Lebanon 48 - University High 37 glywl, Lebanon 3i - Albany 23 Lebanon 33 - Corvallis 16 A . . Lebanon 19 - Pnnevaue 14 Lebanon 37 - Junction cafy aa lin Q , Lebanon 32 - Corvallis 29 Lebanon 3l - Albany 29 lx , y Lebanon 29 - Sweet Home i8 Lebanon 32 - Springfield 25 lf El i i Lebanon 37 - University High 37 Lebanon 50 - Toledo 35 Aft. i Lebanon 30 - Sweet Home 33 Lebanon 54 - Dallas 36 fi 1 ' l my y X 1.5 .li 1 2 . ry Y X clnx X ll . 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R X X fm A-'J Q. 1 Y. ,7.i I', pl II ff, ni I 1 f ...-,.... . ,ll ' - h ' -e-- 1 I -X:-- '-j ,,., 4 7---:Ib Q- -V ,,-F P Y-fs' .---lvrw 47, f - Kyiv K , 2 X ' A 1 L 1 5 ' A WV W -4' Y ..g.t PM A ' w f-- A D 5 JBL 59 -...-.f '61 ' A jf I in Q A - ' -R -XM, 1 :xv , 1 A- - . , N 4 K A ' ' Y V I -..ra ' 5-':'T,',Z'S A? , im imvll'tiill3 'W ' 9 cf? f J if 1 N 5 i Y n s STYLISH -- DURABLE si School Togs for Youing Men and Women y i? I l in median 4 we XX -f , f X 1 FEQDERATED STORES-T V x n Pl n in 'N x N ' Phone 331 -- Lebanon, Oregon Sm I X Milf xy gm ,- I. N X ff F MH ' I 'NL N :M . R RM no .--' 1 wx. Hg' EXE' N o Lo nfn ,Mic X Xf ' f 'P' 7 f! -:M n - , X, l x -f:--- --i.:gL-, , ,,,,,,7,,, ,A,-,,,..- - N M 1 ' 'll-fi -f-rf? , i -.M M- ,gn QAM? f 4.1 ,i fs V f Sea, ' ........ . def- , H , Ai. S - Y 1 114 0 QV BURIAN-SIMONS FUEL C-0'19f0fU'0fi0f'5 ffomf For the best Sowdust or Wood BURLESON'S SANDWICH SHOP PHQNE 1602 P71006 131' L9b0 '0n or coll of our office. 36 Eos? Grant - Lebanon X M BI!! Sclveuck' r n , W JN, 5Q 7 ' lf' ray x I 1' Gig W J F ..-gi Wm R I ' :A W e , A o o -e 76 e o -41, ,4 fT---- - C J , :A f ,,.44W2:-T M o rf! ' , H35 - .Pl A may Q 1 ! I - I - -xii-qv xv A 1 ! Y Y -,-Y-X-F , ,W-fr '-Q.. -..- ' xx ',.. Q, - L .13 M4g23. 1 - R K- hire 5 Q C? ff ff W 1 N 5? TO THE LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL CLASS OF 1945 We extend our congratulations K ond good wishes for the fnture. 1 ik I I D THE CASCADES PLYWOOD CORORATION N, ' Lebanon, Oregon , My 'S ,FSS UN: I I X 1 ESX ir.: k - x in 1 yf V WX fy K' M X v-.A lb ka A I w . X N v I g, f , Mx 5 1 4 -15 :M N,' X 1 x , xx Y , w X -QL . W X X XX X qb e -Y ififf- Aie-4ftvL'i Q 'sf'-,Zi-V ,e - e ,,,.4--- N if NX Q N , mXg'fu.:1i B in - Q, - , M 1 ' N A of o :A o5iuw.. ---M -M. 527 ,... . .fa l i? b ue...-fwfe.. ,. 1,-fi, . Y, !,f Q CQ ! tx, 4 fx f fb' K1 JW XWVP fgfif if mf m ,. I , ,V X, N A N n K . ,fW,' 1 0 , .Q H ab . , I n y Lynrf QRCAD 1 ,, m Q J rt 'M Q, ' . ' , vim V N t , ,if N 0 ' Ml: x . 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' 1 - p g r...4nm ' A, ,lLl'15ll-B --- ,... --,,.--ii i KIEF'S D MOBILGAS , KES5EY'S h STATION FLOWERS ff Expert Lubrication Phone 3082 Norwalk 5-Ply Tiires Next to Gilson's 4 LOREN KIEF U Main and Vine if N , 1 KIRKPATRICK MOTOR COMPANY Q. FORD cARs XX Ford-Ferguson Tractors Sales - Service AI A ifyxx Phone 751 - 94 Sherman 17351 YL, ' ,f 'V , 'X I: , Ah .R N li i 'wx ' A ' . I , 'Nr f X I YN ' ' .M A , I i K X23--4'-?e:.. , . I R Q V , , ,,'1i 1,fL.-ff''-'ITZ,.-,T If f we - M-fe-ee 145 KX i m Q vs. :ie ff----or ' - ----- -- -T . A ' P ----- -l- - 1 ,- Lj KUHN THEATRE GEM THEATRE z4ato9wapl4. -f X-, 'Pigs -5 J, Q? 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FINE FOODS 'mffwffff QJQM FVLY, A-:ri no XRS EQ NN-- r..-A - A E F My W fi'-1 f--+A W A .M- ,--,A A , - -.J -E ' if HU ,..--4: O ,Mg. ,g4Q.:A . -'X-f iz X -x X l X .W ci? --L , lf VM V l XE 'x LEBANON A HOTEL LEBANON VARIETY STORE -- Candy - Sporting Goods 653 Main Model Supplies -- Cosmetics - Toys V PHONE 21 ' Electrical Supplies 14454944444- l, l E JM 1 i l J i T ll 'um l A - n If l E i l T Q5 -QL X, QV' -t V -L eff'-S 6 Q l A E- F- 'f ' --- O li l m, np? -f-be-Fa-ff 1 -W , 222 gg e - A A-7 's'-- .Q-era.. - 'I f 1 . dal i v ...,,,......N -325: - ,Ap 7 ,.... - --1. - H 69 ,f'j ff? fx' , XL' If f' Kfef Mmm? Bag, K eww V L I f ' J 'Q A Yrs+-X.. Y N. di ' sv ',f'5, . l Gly nl ng h LN P Ye' loo 8 O lvl an If 3nil.ss , ss S -, L 7 iff x L we I x --ss '33 I ..L 2 0 ' y ' r . ,--,Mufl ff, x. X . I ,YL A ,, , .- .,,, Evil V V ,A 5 - 't::5f ' ' I K KILNA' Q Q. -- f--A-----f Y - 47 NA Y .. frm , , -Wf,,..XmvJ,,, Y XX- -- Y N g D 0 C I X. 'l 4 X M Congratulations From: U , MOUNTAIN STATES POWER CO- 588 Main - Phone 781 K J x K 'W T wo T - .MH U -'lb A DNP M - 7 fi 1g,4:q-:li f-,1g:TTI K r' :I l 78 YX xx ' --fl,-1' V-:sn-1-'-f'-1 TT,-jim . . ft.,-T.. Q' -- , to - A -l---75 on ....... Q, -Y 74- ' ' ' C-4'i...-! 1 -A A -Q-----4 '--' - . .2 'z........ -- Q7 A ' MYERS-EEAL ESTATE MARKET BASKET Real Esfvfe Better Quality Foods ond PHONE 711 Insurance Lebanon 625 Main Street LEBANON atogzaph. WMWJWMWQM 'S A 'J W x XL G22 W .E X , ax 'Z' gk! N nfl AP' -5 ff' ' MZ- 4 . t 1 W I Ml . Z t b -if-uf-X. .I-A-7-1' A K ..--.--.....-...Lil ' a Q R -yx'-Q- I-.M ' 'W 7' 'Q-E 4 75' T-41.-:: F- ' ' N if W -F-di-Q-.Ib 1 . i t . I - E , -4.--'-11,-,,. . , A I ,, , Y-v Q ,la-mn l X , it - ,....--- -Q--M-.,,,,f, ,ff A , kr, .9 A .t , ,iA I-Q-!,,-,,,, I ,.f ' -, S ki' . -1-47 ,KA W '- 5 4 K 1 ' ' 1 A. --+9 F' ' f ' :A ' S - -N I A ' ' ... '.,. -XJ 'I . A t , AXE li y ff? NU WAY CLEANERS CLEANING OWL LUNCH AND ' Quick Service PRESSING Fine Foods Quick Efficient Service Wes? Sherman 581 Main LEBANON PHONE cii O. K. f ' RUBBER WELDERS H... Harold Mitchell ,, PASTIME POOL HALL ' L Owner A - Pass your time away COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE P l if af The Pasfime -f Q . ' Q 1 , , iii NX RECAPPING ' , oiviNE a. MUETZE 1 L. y 5 fiffqil X E REPAIRING 5 3 1 i l f li l A General Petroleum Products V 6 mf T - ' l M5 lm l - as f L . FQ '- V i l ' 'M l ,lllll gi .P N' lik Xi - I ' L i l l Q -4:39. L i 2 I N ,,--Eg,- ..g Y T4 f, - - Q lu A - Milt . 'Ea' -zz-.1 7 rig, ll,-4,. L .--' ..4. A CN,-:T- '-15, S Y-- TX ii lgkytm i 'E' --1'Flb- ---WM. ... E L ff- ' E -..----,.... , A ......... .35 0 C3V ,X J, Congratulations from PETE'S MARKET PETERSON'S , Fme Foods BARBER SHOP and for Meats Fine Service PHONE 461 GEORGE PETERSON Lebanon I ' 7 ,IV it lx, Ji ' x I fy ly. 'Ff -7 5 ':-' rv f V f--H xg, YYYY, A .Vv' A - - .1 KLM., VY as M ' E Ay X E 5. 'E Im A - Aa: A - ln'-f 'Ax' f-fx W ' - - ,.---f?- xxx, ,.v ffl W-x. Q Bn- - K M A 'CAW I, V' 'R in Tv I W v ----' ' X, I N 57 I ff POWERS - DAVIS LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers of Douglas Fir Lumber LEBANON, OREGON 5 Y. 1. O 1 To the Senior Class of 1945 I H. I. RAMSEY CONGRATULATIONS IX Real Estate - Insurance AND 'M M. 1 it Phone 1341 'PEER BEST WISHES l , I+-X Lebanon 'ff Im J. c. PENNEY co. ,ILMTIM V M1 I PIII! I I -I I '1 1 i . In I O . 'V III. 1 I f I 'wif Y' I 1' N A ef I , .5 I 1 A 1 1 if ' ' 1-- ' 2 V :V I1 N Aft s, -- -r-v- T Y 1 3' i 1' ' 43 ff-32:35 N ' ,Y 6. -. V ' - Q V W '-' ...i.,,. si-'2 . 4- , REEVES CLOTHING Men's ond Boys' Clothing ond Shoes PHONE 941 712 Main Street . n ROBERTSON'S GROCERY Open Every Doy . LVM Phone ll - 722 Moin . a x 4 , 1 t ffatogaapla. SQ, my Q . Y A X In I P Q 2 , vw 'f. 7 'u ,f w, 1 A ,' ,K M K I . ..,,- 2, 'mere -V .gf ' ' - ' ,-,,-,....:i':: pp,-M, my A . ' ' ' 'A V 4 lrnvrdq- KE 1? ,f W -..,-Z H ,lsgzgg 5 ,-,,'f... J ,grit ' 2 no 2 dill , fx Mlm .o .. ' Wanna if ROGERS SHOES AND APPAREL A Shoes ond Sportswear SHlMANEK'S BREAD AND PASTRY SHOP Quality ond Service CLARENCE SHIMANEK I for L Proprietor the Modern Miss ' Xi. Phone 571 - Lebanon i q STATE FARM INSURANCE .jx f A STUDIO BEAUTY SALON ,A N Fire - Li e - uto K L Excellent Styling it A k EARL SAXTON and service L y? Agent PHONE 721 . XX 859 Main - Phone 1602 jillllll ' l ll 1 4 flifl will l f F JW l tl P I nm I I x xxx ix ix 1 1 , V X X ff 1 i i I i l lx QQ .Q-. 1 ,., it A ls N. - 1 'Tix 'Q ' -3--1 f ...ani t' .... in ' fx, ,Y ii , - , -Q M-- na eww C? THE FOOD BANK The Most Modern Lockere in the Northwest Zero Temperatures - never varnes over two degrees. For Better Flavored Meats and Vegetables, try our Sharp Freeze. 9 +1' A ,X - A-. 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