Lebanon Union High School - Warrior Yearbook (Lebanon, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1947 volume:

CJ U! f ..-.1 4-n .....A.b FlI7ABETH WADDVU MARLY9 SINClA P MARTFI SYR DCXFVXI Edrlov Le KCllNlXllx Assoclcmle Edutor Tom Juzo Busmess Mcmuger Judy Swcmsol Assocmts Busmcss MOHGQCV Ellzooelh Vvoddf Aff Edufor Morlvs Smclol Feolures Ednfor Morfel SC ogg rw WC The me-hoers of The 417 Worrror sfoff do sincerely wlsh 'wot th Q fmhuol wlll lsve up To dll The GXDGCTGTIOVWS of the students ond focuhy members o Leoohom 'mon Hugh School We would luke fc exoress our gromud To oll the feo hers ond mewbefs of The sfudeht body who helped wrne up the sforles for closses ond ochw es olso we would like To exlemd our extreme opprecloluon to D ck Gol oghe For hrs rw ony hne mme ups To Mr Howard Huckcox our worthy odvusof we would luke 'o fume our profound Thorwk You lor hls ludgmenf guldonce cmd hs whole hearted coops C1lOV! ol ol TlmeS 4' 2 qs! Nl wif-lm,-lL VM J 'A NZ, S,-,,Qlf,4 lflluv I-wpwulvl Er! 'fl gg l . 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Our president was the able Bud Goold. l-lis mr-ciitiye Counctl Con- Sisted ot three: Vlfje president, Claire Rt-mir-', secretary, Payne Blackburn, treasurer, Minnie Jean Madrznnan Meetings were held once every month The council was most etfectiye because of the cooperation each student gave, Mr. Cash being rnost helpful during it all The Student Council followed xigorously the Constitution drawn by the alumni three years preyiously. Back Row: Hobbs, km-rt,-:Q Baca, P. Alley, B. Downing, Goold, D Milt-s, l Dilip'-lrt, Emir-,, Simons Second Row: Kuinbalc, J, Hun'-lton, Trigg, Howe, MaCLennon, L, N1-ustcri tulle-i, Doggy:-tt, Suogrpn, McCracken First Row- Glaser Cox, Daws, Blackburn, LeBaron, Carroll, Ha Nt-tt Q35 E 3 EQ I J 'lv' X! -8 'U ,-4 lui -dll' i PAUL ALLEY loofbclll 2 B L vl 1 V C L, 115 l gum? 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'L 'Q ff wwf iv 1'-'f'-U' ' .JLJ.Y'1 KVM 1w,f,w- 1, Q, 3, .1 mmf, 3 GMS' Le J yv Q, 3' I ,V ' l LUVUS Y 7, P:1Y':'ff ff 1, bc1NTer1m I Chow: T, Sewing I H :TE ' C-Www 4, GM' Lo QUA W, Q 3, 4 Se- I 1 4. -A . Pep ,,,, Uf 1 'Ll 3, , ess'3Z 2' I l I rf xr g ' g Hu f 2, 5 3 ' I3 3, 4: G1-'I . IQ FX X E C P. lUll Silllllill Tom Sawyer and his lazy, tough pal, Huckleberry Finn were up to their old pranks Friday, May 2, l947, when the Senior Class of Lebanon presented its class play at the high school gym under the direction of Kee Buchanan Groves, ia veteran of many dra- matic warsl There you discovered Tom trading off chances to help white-wash the fence, you were amused in Tom's pride in the plans for his own funeral, you enioyed Huclcs an- tipathy to shoes and soap and water, you wanted to cuff Sid, the smarty, you were en- chanted as Tom was with his new girl friend, Becky Thatcher, and a bit sympathetic with the old one, Amy, with he sauciness and her lisp. The exasperating scamp, Tom Sawyer, was played by Remmal Nivens, His part- ner in mischief, no-count Huck Finn, was well interpreted by Leon Karnbak. Jean Burns as the sharp-tongued, soft hearted Aunt Polly, had a maior role in the play. Whitey Opdylce played with relish, the part of Sid, the smoothy, Tom's brother, who was always tattling on him. Patsy Nelson, Tom's sweetheart, was a fetching lass, and it is easy to understand Tom's subiugation to her charms. Amy, the past in Tom's life, a smart little piece, with a tart charm of her own, was played by Marlys Sinclair. Paul Alley as the school teacher, and Mary Gene Gregory, his girl, supplied some old-fashioned love scenes. Elmer Fields was that rugged character, Indian Joe. Joe and Tough other friends of Tom and Huclds timeless partnership, were played by Delvan Miles and Glen Crossan. The mothers of these rascals and some neighbor women were, Mrs. Douglas, Alice L. Reck, Mrs. Harper, Oma White, Mrs. Crass, Margaret Howe, Mrs. Thatcher, Ramona Edwards. Miss Marsh, a teacher, was Eloise Groves. Her school children were, Arden Keebler, Pat Caughren, Dorothy Mayo, John Richards, Shirley Spires, Faye Keen, Clarita Grahm, Minnie Jean MacLennan, Juliann Carper, Mary Moynihan, Shirley Clendennen, Ulas Moss. Under the direction of Mrs. Helen Price, the Girls' Sextette sang a group of songs. These girls were, Anne Swanson, Orvilliss Pepperling, Barbara Pierce, Doris Groves, Betty Sommers, and Lorene Rowton. An original interpretation of several old l88O favorites was given by Doris and Dorothy Neustel, Harry and Leon Drapela. A Mrs. Ellen Wilshire, a senior class advisor, assisted with arrangements for the play. Ushers-Barbara Sherfy, .loan Humphreys, Pat Klavano, Dona Mills, Melba Cox, Diana Edes. 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Y fa . :ni 1 . sy.. -5 0 - , r 1 Ml W Q 1 -nt 'lk I 5 X v .w 'i u r X F H Tfw-tc, F tr Z - Hstitf: Sift vi tl P .rv lJ ct oln' Thomas W:,'r,tr1, F. 1' U 'cr .cz A l .N--ri.e' CQ tit .pfflnfl Pu.-. Vw lson Belts Mrlitnney Cst-rmrirt t-t Hect M.:s!w':5'om Simons, Pear-x, P5u t'f:lr- leon: Kw fur 5 Nvustt l, York, Pit-r-ve-r, Dt-rrwirirw C Cfrtlfi, Pin, Ritti iris, Hinnxin, Br-vrin, Crorlri-tt Hrtinmltt V.l'iirl4l,, Drrotliy Nt-ustril lltllll Lebonerfs lgh school bond undvr the direction ot Vinton Snyder, hos become in- dispersible to the school it represents At oll tootboll ond boslcetboll gcimes, pep cus- semblies, ond rtcirodes, its morto' mcstc fills the otr, these strdins turning to clctssicol music tor concerts, The bond, tor the seventh consecutive stctte contest hcis ochieved winning honors. Hovin 0 new director, Vinton Sn der, the bcmd hos done ver well ond is im rovin Q Y Y P Q greotly. Highlights of the yeor were testivcils, contests, ond the Strciwberry Foir, At the stote contest held in Albony they received o Superior or l roting, Contest numbers were Light Covolryf' Grand Festivol Overture, ' ond 'Zocoteus Of the tour soloists who porticipcited in the contest, Diclc Hobbs, boritonist, Dolph lundholm, cornetist, ond Lester Simons, clorinetist, won Superior rotings ond went to the notionol contest held in Ellensburg, Vfoshington. Gilbert Scott, trombonist won ci Q roting in the stote contest Otticers were: President, Gib Scott, sergenot-ot-orms, Gene Tonner ond Elvo Thornos, secretory, lrmo Crockett, librciricin, Dolph lundholm, treosurer, Hdrry Dropelo, Und student director, Lester Simons. Drum moiorettes were Doris Neustel, tvlorgoret Howe, ond Dorothy Neustel. The bond eorned over S230 tor its treosury this yeor, Two hundred dollors was eorned ot the Strowberry Foir, Ca:l1 Row: R. Miller, J. Powell, R. llowcird, Nrtlcznci, D. Canoga, Scroggin, H. Drupela, Duncan, Seats, Ferguson, L. Drcipela, Wurnke, Evans Sixth Row: Beck, K. Allmio, D. Glaser, M. Driily, D. Brannon, G. Strirnes, Spence, Firtla, Howell, Wilf,on Higqi-nbottorn, Hilton Fifth Row: Sommers, K. Cruise, Olsen, Peppi-rling, Hanson. D. Groves, Campbell, Keen, Bush, Turner, Preston, Keen, M. Rous Fourth Row. Mayo, Banta, Fitzwuter, H. Canoga, Wlwr'ntore, Dalrlenburg, l. Allcio, Mastenbrooli, Trigg, Reeves, E. Waddell, Stevens, Bartruff, S. Rhoudes, Bolemcin, Sylvester, E, Groves, Russell, Heyne, A, Rhoades, R. Bevin, F. Bevin Third Row. O'Heorn, Hake, Rapper, S. Sinwons, Erickson, Shields, D. Baclcman, Cone, Black, B. Mills, S. Clendenen, M, Alley, Dixon, Blcizer, Sturtevunt, Pesek, Nertcr, Vvagner, Rowton, P. Pierce, Pearce, Lott Second Row: D. Cruise, Edwards, Doris Neustel, Vwilkc-r, E. Brannon, Arnold, Strange, A. Swanson, Glass, Van Dyn, Grogan, Rose, L. Baclcman, Merrirt, Sl-yles, Gibson, White, Mastenbrook, D. Neustel, Kerrbler, .l. Swanson First Row: M. Waddell, J. White, B, Davrs, Mason, J. Davis, Leivcilm, Johnson, Weller, Weller, D. Ogbin, B. Clendenen, Dixon, Guggisberg, Fenner, Dohlenburq, Postlrf, L. Baertlein, Gilbert, O. White MIXLU EHUHUS The Mixed Chorus has had a very successful year under the capable direction of Mrs. Helen Price. The officers of the chorus are: President, Nancy Trigg, vice president, Leon Drapela. The chorus has taken part in many activities during the past year. It received a T iSuperiori rating, at the State Music Contest held at Albany. This spring the combined chorus gave an operetta, a musical production entitled, The Chimes of Normandy. It included two complete choruses and two casts for each night's performance with three of the characters of the cast performing both nights. lt is the first operetta that has been given in Lebanon High School for several years and the chorus hopes to make it an annual event. ' C' ,- Tv. Trinity-i, iv c-ci-I ' 1 , Dr:-pe-'qi Hattbs, S:5tt fbi ri P nv Lur'dl.olfn, lhbrncis, 'Noooflv Lawns Miller, Juz ., W ll, VVe:ivH. CO't'if'r i- it-1 P J., W l in Bi-zcri, MrKiiifivy, Cnfefin' ii' H ,.f.i- Hurt M i-.t':rilJffzgln, Si'iii,'1s, pf-2:4 plvnifilf- im, Kmv Loi 2 NL-u:t.l, You, Pri--wi-i, Densnio's-, C Grifild, Pqiilxs, l-Tich ids, Hininzin, Bevcin, Crockett Hciinm 117, Vtfocctdv, Dorothy Neustvl llllllil Leboncr-'Q lgh school bond under the direction of Vinton Snyder, hos become in- clispensible to the school it represents. At oll tootboll ond boslcetboll gomes, pep os- seniblies, cind ccrodes, its mcirtiol music tills the oir, these stroins turning to clossicol music for concerts. The bond, for the seventh consecutive stote contest hos ochieved winning honors. l-lovin o new director, Vinton Sn der, the bond hos done ver well ond is im rovin IQ Y Y P 9 greot y. Highlights of the yeor were testivols, contests, ond the Strowberry Foir, At the stote contest held in Albony they received o Superior or Nl roting. Contest numbers were Light Covolryf' Grond Festivol Qverturef' ond Zczcoteus. Of the tour soloists who porticipoted in the contest, Dick Hobbs, boritonist, Dolph Lundholm, cornetist, ond Lester Simons, clorinetist, won Superior rotings ond went to the ncitionol contest held in Ellensburg, Vifoshington. Gilbert Scott, trombonist won o 2 roting in the stote contest, Officers were: President, Gib Scott, sergenot-ot-orms, Gene Tonner ond Elvo Thomos, secretory, Irmo Crockett, librorion, Dolph Lundholm, treosurer, Horry Dropelog and student director, Lester Simons. Drum moiorettes were Doris Neustel, Morgoret Hovve, and Dorothy Neustel, The bond eorned over S230 for its treosury this yeor, Two hundred dollors wos eorned ot the Strowberry Foir. BAA xgw R .. . ev rsv. 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Groves, Sophomofe, the second semester, The func' He ,ff how A 'ECW Or ss peppeflmg Borbufim Fanfic, wwf-'ff P',f. : 1 Q L::' F 'Z zz,-mn .f'Jc1cif:ff5, 'xcizv'-:fr A . y Qx:f3l'Qnf Q Dfw. 'mfmg was received or the :Tufff Cvif,-',f w !- z, ,f mf f '1 ' CC 'flrfk-ff VC: Hn-'1' YP if pofmx W We F2f,1'r1 ?::,, ize 'Yemf ' QCVQC boys, f1V',1fhTQ'? :M n' f, qw ' f ',fg1'f'f TNC? 61' The icmo' picxy :ie'::mf: cci new 52' fhf- Lows C Mm, The Chr:f,r'vf:3 f','fff , , 'J 'K 'ff , LES' H. 13r3r1r1TmrN G5 The f4uffurwc1fHw Muy Dfxy 4fff,?wmf:',, fx mm-' f ,ffm f T F 'Qciixefs rycwsuvf cmd U? the AHJufwy Bopmr Umfdw ffhfrf: YM- 'fvwf 1 'IC' Cui' E'flT if K X!. 1l Www Nfff: MSO U ffjlvf OWN FNJVQCU' 'J' 'J-L 4 f '4 f: iC Q1i1,'3 xi ffffz' Un frlfxmff. OC'c1'.lfm', nuff: 'wwf !!':,' fu, VVQ1, QM' J9':ir1ry 'Hy 'Vu bend rj the Pnfm, f1:.fi !- fwffw WY '1NV'5'1'4 lv Swear QU-I Sn :i ' ftwcx' is Elllllll llllll The Senior Trio was Composed of Judy Swanson, Arden Keebler, and Ramona Edwards, and able accompanied at The piano by Eloise Groves, Under ine direction of Mrs. Helen Price they made several appearances including Rainbow installation, Business and Professional Womerv's Club, and school assemblies. l:OrTl1Q Pepululican Day dinner at The Club Melody Lane three girls, Anne Swanson, Doris Neusfel, and Doroflwy Neuslel, were added making a sexfet Some ol the songs sung This year were Among My Souvenirs, LeT li Snow, 'll l Loved You, and Just A Memory, if im, it ,,.y lx A.,4 lllllllll llllll The Junior Girls' Trio, Nancy Trigg, Mary K. Reeves, Jean Ri ssoi, and accompanist, Elizabeth Waddell, have had a very successful year under tl'e advisorship ol Mrs. Price. The girls have made various appearances during the year, They sang lor the Lions Club, school assemblies, the Chrigtnias concert, the spring Concert, a music vveelc tea, the P. T. A., a Republican Day banquet at Melody lane, and the Coronation of the queen at the May Day festivities. The trio entered the state contest at Albany and received a f'superior rating for their number, f'Ave Moria. They were invited To sing at the ii-awiial national contest at Ellensburg, VVashington, but were unable to attend. .Aw '-Q0 4 ,. L, Di',1g',i-lii F-virus H ifiripilii, Sniiilriiii HWS! llUlllTlTl Because of its being newly organizer! this year, the Boys! Quartet has been cont, paratively inactive. lt was composed, at the first of the year, ol Juniors Harry Drapela and David Canagag sophomore Jack Evans, and Freshman Leon Drapelci, Dave was later re- placed by a Junior, Martel Scroggin. Their repertoire consisted ot Rain and the River, lt's a Grand Night for Sing- ing, Blow Trumpets, Blow, and March of the Musketeers which they sang at various places including the football banquet, Lions Club, and school asseriiblies. Their accomponists were Eloise Groves, ci Senior, and Elizabeth Waddell, a Junior. There was much favorable comment on their fine singing and with renewed vigor they plan on making next year very successful. .--dp w w -n 1-, L .4 .ff-2- 'I M5 QE. JG, U ' E on Qi 1 l .-.o , , X 1 i' 5 t - , 'Sy' N ,fs ' f- ,- buck Row l2:1ir',r Juza, Wu-te, B. Downing, Hosts- Ier, Barr, B. Miles, D. Miles, S.iror-s ,i-tx 'iii ltr. fxtttnptr Hfirctl-it Gould Grunt, Houghton, P, Alley, Hobbs Pi-f-uw Hixiniltoir Firgi Row D' tilt-lit Kiiniltixl-, Ht-v l-Its, Gtilliiqliw, Fritz Nevins, Fir-lds Srrcrqqin, P'-st-L lllel lllll The Lebanon l-fi-Y under the advisorship of Bud Page, has ended another successful year, beginning the year with more rcw ntcnrbors than old, The highlights of the year were the boy-girl discussions held at the first of the year, in which the bays gave slams and con:- plirnents to the girls, and the girls returned their feelings. Ale though the sfains were many, the meetings ended in friendship. The girls were of a picked group from the Girls! League. Both girls and boys benefitted by these discussons. Also the club sponsored dances, sold ice crearn, and was very active throughout the Year, and the whole student body 0,04 H0588 remembers the l-li-Y Formal dance with Pat Cone as sweetheart. p,,.S,df,,,, The officers of the year were: President, Dick Hobbsp vice president, Charles Grant, secretary, J. T. Hamilton, treasurer, Harold Fritzp and chap' lain, Harry Drapla. On Mothers' Day the boys took their mothers or dates to church. Topping it off the boys and their dates had a very successful picnic at Colorado Lake. EVN 1 X x F1 1111 R1vx 1 v1 'Xu ,111 M ENUM? 11 Xi. 1 1 f ffl 1 fi ...,A V1 . in-': 1 111.1 '11 1 H ff WT' Dwi U Jfl 1.15 iz'l'1f1f1O1fJ A 1 ' 11.1 Qxrxffw, QT fjflirlf 512111135 'f1k111g pflff 111 QM bong fr 9YYWOOTh QQQVCITHTQ Qvvwefg NN1fr1lJf1VS Tim Mm fvffw K1119,J1111F2g11f,y,Pc111NA.le,y, P 1,1 . 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P1-iiiiw 1-1,K,,.1111111.1 Rini 1iB.:'ci1w 1 f1:1s1u11, 'Xf111,.1, G151se-1 W-'11 a 1W'C11TD6V51' p ot aboot 40, 'he G1'1s' ATh1eTic Associ- ' atiow has 1w1goyec1 :1 17TO51S1.1CC6SS11J1 years 1 A hike a11c1 wieher roast at The city park started things OTT. 1 r Their 1o1cv.ea C1 schoo1 carh1va1, spchsored bythe GAA. Mach C'1T11LJS1C1SI11 was aisiflayc-Q1 which heiped 1710140 it a reai success. 1' V, Q if ': 1 GU1'O1'QC111ZUT1011 had The To1Jow111Q booths: darts, Te1egra111s, forf 'QT 'P tu11e-Teiiimg, a 111ase11r11, and a food booth. A skating party at Jig? X The 1oca1 iolfer 1511 tg1o1.f1c1ed tw' 1or 111e111be1's and their Triemds. fiiblg CQ-g A sw1111111111g party ana o:c111c co11c1ac1ed The activities, , is 'gb' 'M . . . 1' ,Q V y Po1r1ts wereec1r11ec1 by p1ay111g 111 The moon tourrtaments and 'Y 1 'K 111 Outside sports, A1711 sh1e1c1s with The 11ai11era1s of The g1r1's NMA GLASER graduating c1ass were ordered Tor each member and 1etTers p.05,d9,,, ordered Tor The gi 1s CG1'111DQ 100 poirts or more, lv'11ss Dougherty was ocr advisor This year. Officers were: presic1e11t, Neva G1aser, vice p1'esic1e11t, Jerry Wooc1c1y: secreetary, Leona Dahcait, Treasurer, Marion LeBOro11: p1ay day chairman, Doha Mi11s. G1r1s ho1c1111g ottices 111 The sports department were as 1o11ows: sport head, Jo Wooc1dy, 1uas14e'ba11, 1-1e11rie11a Preever, biking, Li11ia11 1-11115: 11ow1i11g, Barbara Pearce, hi1a11g, 11111a11 P1ag111a11i1, horseback riding, Ethel Ogbih, pina pong, Bever1y Bowers, roller skating, Dorothy Mayo, soccer, Bobbie Ames, soft- ba11, Beverly O1shes1Qy,Tei1111s,12ao111aCar1so11,vo11eyba11, Alice Reck. Brick Raw B. Clc-ndenen, S. Rnociaes, 5. Davis, McTirnnt0nd5, Somrners, Pfes-wer, Hiwiiretv K ng fA4ihli-nlvurfg, M Alley Third Qowr Nerivoll Hurris, Slocum, D, lliiriiiltcm, Gimiiin, Dixon, ligql-tt, Bush, Ke-i-n, llcnvv:-ll S+-iitiiil Row M Wilclllrrll, Sliacluniin, Cumby, Biiiniiim, Ciitvs, Rawlrll, Posflf-, Smith, list! Girly, Lelniihn First Raw lXlOlllQL'f, B, Mills, Gooilniglt luciiir. P bf-vin Carroll lebaran U Crum- Motive'-, Irlirllf-, U Miller llUlli ll. ElUlQl Another scccessful year has been passed for the Home Eco- nomics club under the able advisorshlp of Mrs, Bateman the firsi semester and Mrs. J, Shearer the second semester. At the first meeting of the club the following officers were elected: Fay Carroll, president, Pat Bevan, vice president, Gloria Logan, secrotary-treasurer, Marion LeBaron, social chairman. During Christmas the club enioyed decorating tiny Christe rnas trees for the hospital, A few of the other activities were the decoration of a successful carnival booth, and helping at the 5 various banquets. One of the main events of the year was the ' Schoolmasters' banquet that was held in the l-tome Economics HY CARROLL building. P id i . . . . ,, les en. The title of the fashion show this year is Madame Pompa- dourf' The girls are planning on this to be heid May 22 with the Mothers Tea to be afterwards At a business meeting the girls decided to use money out of their own treasury for the tea and the show. 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N to l,f-U Sv r-ill' E ffl 1c:,1--' lu fi1'b , 'ii' l Swruifi ri M' ir- iaw fair, Q--f-.--s H uv F F' ' 5 5 'l,','i.yi- MVA- ' qi i iilrw- fu flillin..-i Nhiiim 'lcufiria Collegium' Lcifm Calc, under fhe leadership of Mr Neuman, WQIS O'Qc1n'2eff ii' Qifoluff' Of l9-io by ifs Thirty-'wa members, This is The firsf lafin clcih organized an fhe new Umor High School of Lchanow. Thr, cioo has nec-n cioifcr acfne in sponsoring posf game conces, ard operated cm concession iii fhe GAA. carnival. A 5 , y was given m honor or the aansor Upon his recenr na ririgc and The cloh pic-serwfecl Ihr' iicrwfywi-ds with fl gift iii l-oiior of flue occasion Officers for fhv 19116-i947 school year include as oresi- aenf, Mciicgare' Howe, xicc- oiesidenf, Nancy Triggg secretary, ,MQGAQU HOWE Marie Crayq llCCJSUY'i.'V', lXlOll7lC1YBO6fllxtf, social co-chairmen, Mary p,,.s.imr Kathryn Peeyes and Dale hlefland Clinlv pins were disfrilbufed To all iiiviiilwis vxifh fhc- officers receiving pins emble- ii unc of rliff respective offices they hold An official consfifofion was drawn on la a sbocial committee Com rised of Marfel l Y l Sciiiagin Dick Gallagher, Elizcihmh VVaclde,-ll, Mary Kcifhryn Qociyes and Mr Neunicin, 'he conimiffee me-Y at fhe home of Iyirs Queues. Membership can he affained only rhroogh registration for the course. Acfiye mem- lwrvliip is effocfive as long as all clues, :isswsocf opoii the group hy The constifofioncil provision, are paid, and all candidafes are officially regisfcfred for Lafin course one or fwo Upon graduation from school the individual retains honorary membership, Bcih Raw Downing, Gallagher, Pierce, Harti, D, Miles l-iosrvtler, Fryrsiir, VVh-te, Scioggin Tnira Row, 9. Osterrnan, B. M.les tv-rron. VVem.e l-iunt, Cox, Gill, Hciughton, lliiizly, Juni Second Row- Bucci, Christeiisvii, fTliristiun, Siiinltiir, Moyniliiin, Bevan, Cciilsan Howe Cir-ciitry Kiiinliiilk Gray Front Row- Kimble, Dorothy Nt-ustel, Baird, Doris Neustel S. Simons, Maflennon R Downing, film, Hewett Sun. Bevan, l?-few-5, Russ.-ll liilllllElll Elllll Skiing conditions being excellent this season, the Lebonski Club enioyed the most successful year experienced by the club so far. Under the capable leadership of Lewis Clark, head adviser, and Mr. Rochester, assistant, the club made several trips to l-loo'Doo Ski Bowl, had a skating party, and had a picnic at Silver Creek Falls. Officers for the club are now elected toward the end of the year according to the by-laws ot the new constitution. The officers for the club are: President, Bob Downing, vice president, Martel Scroggin, secretary, Doris Neustel, treasurer, Dorothy Neustel. ' The club has a membership ot fifty students this year, and voting determines who is to be a member ot the club. The school has furnished all transportation for the club. Financial problems have never worried the club, which has a balance ol 576.66 on hand at the present time, This money was obtained by admission tees of Sl.5O per member, and by a bingo booth sponsored by the club at the school carnival that cleared 513.06 The club originated tour years ago,-when a few ski enthusiasts got together and formed the club. lt seems now, that instead of iust having a few ski enthusiasts, the club has more than it can manage. This is due to the fact that skiing is now the favorite winter sport of the world. BOB DOWNING President buck Pow P. Ci,ilrl'i's'1 Circ' Pi-'tv '1: 't'c li Ct. e G l Zu'1t'e', Gii'f St-cond Pow C.i' sin fl J' CVS. Lvgar' Gliss Lott, ltHUl6Nt Howe-ll C first Row Milan- J Ktna M foo lxnf: Baiitkir Sinclair, 'tiuvias P ,tpires Rowf-Il fisher lllllllfflll HUB The Paleteer's Club although newly organized is more active than it was during the first year. The membership ranks have grown too, with 22 members and five associ- ate members. Early in T947 the club members and their friends made a trip to Portland to see the Scholastics Art Awards Contest exhibit at Meier and Frank and visit the Portland Art Museum. About 43 students enioyed this opportunity. Art Club members went free. During the last three months of school the club has had an art store protect where they sold plastic cord and later, plaster-paris plagues. The store manager was Bud Goold who had as his assistant Norma E-odtlqe, the club president. The club also plans to sell plastic cord bracelets and painted plaques at the Strawberry Fair. About the middle of lvlay the High School Mother's Club joined with the club mem- bers in giving a silver tea in order to show their wares. Next fall the Paleteers plan their costume ball which they hope to have early in the season, The club officers for this year are: Norma Bodtke, presidentg Bud Goold, vice president, Claire Reeder, secretary, and Molly Copeland, treasurer, Ray, Campbell, Mastenbrook, Gorman VlSlllll lllUl.S The Lebanon Union High School Visual Education Proiector Operators Group was organized in the early part of October, under the supervision of Mr. Neuman, in re- sponse to the request of the school administration. Three seniors and three iuniors were selected from a group of twenty-five candie dates. They include: Dick Gallagher, Bob Henkle, Roy Campbell, Jerry Ray, Donald Gorman and Harlan Mastenbrook Dean Johnson was placed on the substitute list and his duties were to operate the machines if none of the other members were avail- able. It is to become an established rule that each year three new members be selected from the student body to replace those operators that have graduated from school. During the school year a total of 50 different sound motion pictures have been pro- jected to the various classes. Such interesting films as Mutiny on the Bounty, Good Earth, Gray's Elegy, and Romeo and Juliet, were shown. Pictures were ordered for every department in school with the exception of the mathematics classes. ln order to become an eligible of this group the individuals must guarantee that they will be present for every instruction meeting called by their advisor. A single un' excused absence will automatically drop the individual from the group of operators and a substitution made to fill the vacancy. This organization is strictly for seniors and iuniors who qualify or prove themselves to be worthy of the position. Special care is taken during the first few instruction meetings to emphasize the importance of taking the utmost care of the machine which they are entrusted to oper- ate. The machine itself in particular the sound movie proiectori must be handled with care at all times. Any individual who is found to be careless is immediately discharged from his duties. r 11 iui1 f ' Movrtlrriri D H'i'r ltdn l Krug D Miller, Russell Gillnvrt R Bi-vin J Crimson 7 12' resort B 'Jms S'a:rvrrrin M VV.iddelZ D Pierce 'Creole-i VN so' S. Dflills, Slfwl P' Lune F I 4-lf: leech, Christian, Fitzwatf-r C01 Birlxer, W:,iliin:l, Leiuron Blackburn '1 f '1w' 'N-EJ?-'H f'J'VOl' 3 Johnson, Wiitrwflr fries Cfiriiirv' Howe Qs-A-in-s, lriqg PW HHH This yea' a new idea lor the Pep Cab was tried :-t .inf proved s,ccess'ul. Eozh Pep Cicb girl was chosen Lv li ei c c. tor he' pep e v'L' hasosnw This consisted ot I4 seniors, EQ ti lO sophomores, ond 8 treshrnen. Throughout the test c. f. Q tcislg 3tl3ail seasons these girls Could be seen, clod in rovzil ln a sic 'fs and white sweaters, supporting the teani. Undef tltrlir ru w Vvlarrior heads and Warriorette lettering tor their sweats-rs Under the supervision of o very fine advisor, Miss lewis the warrioreettes at their first meeting elected the following at ,M ticers: Morton LeBoron, president, Pat Caughren, vice president .rrJN Colleen Ranpe, secietaryetreosurer, irworettes have led a very outstanding and active cliih this season Ilii- 2' 'he year -Nas a Bonny Hop semi-torrnal dance given on Easter eve Air orchestra prayed and surrounding schools were invited to top oft andthe-i edsor A Halloween rally dance was another event the night lieloii- the f for toothai ante, The Warriorettes s onsored the itne fllllht' tin ,lit- g Q X rl i Y u Qarfifri: Alter the C,orvUlli', Lebanon basketball gariie, Frrliriiatv ltitli, A ' e Bofce with an eight piece orchestra was also pat on bythf:VVr1rririrr-ttf-K. ii rd Juris 're gcene at a rtucghriat sate sporiiorecl by thi- givin tit iiiimi- , lic Treasiiry norne, The Worriorettesf' the girls were awarded enihleiiis or U W D .gmwy XA , ' X e i ,.. 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G ff 'VC 'WN OHVf: . ' VH ll., PM LA ,,W!:4i: W U ,i hx , qw, ,., gy MNC CM, L hi.Jgy, In the Coming yeor :E iE5'1':if':is'S?1 ,nh-,ar :W f..,':g-x Hs.:- ,.. Z... Nm! 5 ,fs rf ,'Y -'P ,Y W' . WG 'af L.- 90 2 1 . X Y - I- Biisl. R A Mwsrtl Atkins, fr.17, Thompson, D, Citnitgct, Hriitlv Sei. 1 Qow De. ni-4, Gm vin Sqherk G l.e::cn, She-rfy fire' Huw Q Ciirlzon W.'irl.tnc1 Kliiuirta Qjnner Hurnphrf-vs llllllll lllll lNUllEllll I v The trade and industry class has enioyed one of the most successful years of any club this year. This club, commonly called the T 8 I Club is one of the most active clubs in school. ln order to become a member of this organization one must work at least i5 hours on a iob. Among the advantages of this system is the fact that on most iobs it enables you to hire out as an apprentice, and after working a certain length of time you become 11 skilled tradesman. The program is open to girls as well as boys so that everyone in high school in a full time or port time iob derives benefits from the program, The program is under the capable direction of Mr. Dodds who works as coordinator in this area. Not only are you placed on p,,6S,de,,, the iob of your choosing when you enter the program but you also spend one hour a day in class, studying your particular vocation, getting o theo- retical as well as a practical view, and learning various other necessities that will be more apt to make you a success in the industrial and business worlds Dlfii THOMPSON One of our activities this year was our annual employer-employee banquet, which led by our very efficient president, Dick Thompson, proved very successful, after which plans were made for a club picnic at Silver Creek Falls. ll I I 355 - D... S E 1. Back Row Stewart, iurlmr, Rrirwq, We st Second Row: Connet, Shaver, Cwrper, Davis Long. Ham ltan First Row' MacLennon, Neustel, Baca Neustisl Moywitiiiii Brown SllilNlSll llllll This year's Spanish Club is composed of all secondfyear Spanish students under the leadership ot Mrs. Helen Price. The otticers ot the club are as follows: president, Dalfl Stewart, vice president, J. T. Hamilton, secretary, Doris Neustel, treasurer, Dorothy Neustel, sergeantfat-arms, Norman Rucker, Che ot its various activities this year was a booth at the school carnival, For a period ot tour months, the club subscribed to a Spanish newspaper, El Eco which was written in Spanish and translated by the club as part ot their daily lessons. Also, they read various articles trom the Roaderfs- Digest, DALESTEWART . . , . . written in Spanish. lor their own entertainment. President Members of the Spanish Club are: Joe Baca, Rita Brown, La Vonne Connet, Juliann Carper, Dolores June Davis, J. T. Hamilton, Mary Long, Minnie Jean MacLennan, Mary Moynihan, Doris Neustel, Jim Rarey, Norman Rucker, Dole Stewart, Verna Shaver, Betty Walker, Gene Weist, 5:11 Yew 31- 1' Swag . fling S1-11:19-A F' - -- ' Q 11 01' f1151P.1w M fur lclvvlvll 1 VA,111-1' llww- ' ' H '.A1l'1 C11 1 A11he l1eg11111111g o1 the yew 111tew1 91'-5 e11o11ec1 19 M1 Ccxsh 1of ol'1ce clmy The clll 1 hmc pfovei Q1 g1ec11 l1131,1 111 M1 I Ililx me N1iC'E:'lllv' l2UTlW lvlc1cDo'1c12ci, Cllld 1he fvl11Jf6 School Som 1:1 'loo dohes Q1 1he :Fhge 911 X :ve 11 co lec1 LHUSGYTCE sllps, 10 '9COVfl dow 11,-1-ces 111 111 111eoc 1c1 111 'ew 1--c:':1 1, 1111143 11111111 'he :.,hl1c, 1c1lc111 Jhome cc1l's, c1:1cl J P ,l F Q l 11 1111111g Ql'l'CllWdS. The expehehce gc1111e4l we-1i11 g 'c-111115 511111 llCl'li1lll1Q llllllg gwes 1he gvls ve'y ,,1f obe 111l1ce SXDSVIGYWCQ The following girls belong 1o1he S O S School Olfice Service: Moriom Le Boron, P111 Wo1'c1111,1, Neva Glosef Rc1111o11c1 Edworcls Pc11 Ccwghreh Foy Carroll, Mary Ge-'we U11-Qo1y,F11y11e BlUCl4bLJ 11,fANllCErRCCl4,1'VlL1'lyS S111clc1ir,Melbc1Cox,C'OribelTur11er, Dona M1lls, Judy Swor1so11, ond lvlc1rgc1re1Howe. ...Q .rr Qi 'S QQ' ,QQ 4-1 5i xc -an 'wsu 511K - 'X l KAk il 1 This is The second successive yecir for the Junior l-ligh Girls' League. li rriiilferi high in Ciciiyihes, with The hrs? ei-yeiit lgeiiig elferiioii rifzil iiisiciiliiiion ol iiefv Officers, iii Oc' fober. Other eyeiiis ol this yew were ci Co-erl Costume Dciriy, ri luiiior High girls! piCiiiC, Gflfl um cissemllly Q11 which ll group Ol Hi Y hoyf flisfussiirl c'lxii'nicj7i-iisfics they ucliiiiin,-cl in girls. The Junior High Girls' lecigue helpwl furnish ihe girls' office, with iiicuiiey ihi-y l earned seliimg ice crecmi bars ui gumes. Officers for This yew are cis iellews- Pi'esidi,iiii, Belly Amie Liiirllyg vice presifleiii Shirley O'Brieii, secretory, Moe Louise Mclmiiiiieiiilsg rreosurei, Iylurlifiie Shuriel, seyeiiili grode represeriioiive, Eefiy Deggeiig eighih grgde represeiilmiye, Belly Jeciii Fuller wg' Ii ,VA Hosas GOOLD ALLEY DOWNINJG KAMBAI4 BACA GRAM FIELDS HENKLE BARR HAMILTON MMS HOSTETLER HARDEN GALLAGHER s. BARTELS WHITE FRYREAR lUUllllll The T946 version of the L. H. S. football team again proved to be the hard fighting outfit. The Warriors came through a hard fought schedule with a record of 2 wins, 5 losses and l tie. This record is not as bad as it sounds considering that out of the 90 would-be players that greeted Coach Bud Page only 7 were returning lettermen, but by using these seven as a base on which to build, Coach Page evolved a tough but inexperienced squad. The lineup was ever changing as new material gained needed experience. At the close of the season the lineup found line-busting Bob Downing at the fullback post. He,was aided by the capable blocking of Elmer Fields, and swivel-hipped Don Hebert, at right and left half respectively. The quarterbacking was handled very efficiently by Joe Baca. Though not noted for scoring we nevertheless had a wildcat line anchored by Co-Captain Bud Goold. Hard-hitting Jim Fryrear was our mainstay at center, with Leon Kambak, watch charm guard, finishing out the center trio. The tackles slots were filled by Bob Henkle, one of the counties most aggressive tackles, and Dick Gallagher, who gave a good account of himself for his first year out. The end positions were filled by Co-Captain Dick ISticky Fingersl Hobbs and J. T. Hamilton who played a rugged hard-hitting game whether on offense or defense. Reserve backfield men were headed by Paul ltissue paperl Alley, who because of many iniuries saw very little action. Gene Tanner, another hard-hitting backfield man, saw action in almost every game. Al Thexton, punter supreme, handled these duties very effectively. Chuck Gram was one of our hardest fighting backs and was always ready to carry a practice game out for another half or so. Though a bit smaller than his rival, Bob Downing, Bob Red Osterman saw a lot of action at the fullback post. At quarterback Allen Frum proved that he was a bay to be watched in fcture years because he was a very capable ball handler. Sid and Jerry Bartels were those twc small scrappy ends ready for a tight either with each other or any one else who wanted to step up. Ready to take over in case of any trouble were Bud Barr, Paul Harden, and Dick Duncan. Guards and line busters all were Bob Miles, Lloyd White, lNally Campbell, and Jim Warnke. Centers Don Hostetier and Dick Haughton were keeping Jim Fryrear on his toes. Last and very near to being least were the three managers, we're only kidding, boys, led by Speedball Joe Abbott, with Lightning Ken Gallagher, and Gluetoot Hugh Herron right behind him, way behind, that is, but all joking aside, these boys did prove invaluable when it came to collecting equipment, rubbing sore muscles, fixing cleats, and all the trivial iobs that a manager has to do. Highlights for the season may well be the Sweet Home and Cottage Grove games. ln the Sweet Home game it was proven that Lebanon really could win games and against a fairly good ball club. ln the Cottage Grove game it was again proven that Lebanon was an improved team over what they were at the first of the year when they tied the powerful Cottage Grove Lions, lost year's Tri-County champions. Lebanon also received recognition on the Tri-County all star team when Bud Goolci was named an all star guard. Lettermen this year were: Bud Goold, Dick Hobbs, Charles Gram, Joe Baca, Leon Kambak, Bob Downing, Elmer Fields, Paul Alley, Bob Henkle, J. T. Hamilton, Dick Gal- lagher, Sid Bartels, Lloyd White, Don Hostetler, Bob Miles, Paul Harden, Bud Barr, Jim Fryrear, Gene Tanner, Don Hebert, Al Thexton, Jerry Bartels, Dick Houghton, Wally Campbell, Bob Osterman, Allen Frum, Dick Duncan, and Jim Warnke. TANNER HEBERT J. BARtELs ri-iexrom CAMPBELL HAueHtoN rizuivi DuNcAN WARNKE Assotr GALLAGHER Harereow i , + Bw:-Q Paw- ldebf-'t, Gia, E'-yrs-zir, Couch Pixar- Hz' I-tirnirin frrnrit Pfiw Capt. Alla-y, Friilrts, P itt- 'sf' i, n l 'rr llllSlllll2lllll ll-ll' EllHllU Ec-r the third consecutive year Lebanon High has won the District 7 championship. rf- '46-'47 season we again produced a team that our srlrool can iustly be proud For this achievement we again add a trophy to our already heavy lade trophy case. After a rugged district battle in which Lebanon lost only one game, that being a irriri,-r in which Corvallis won by only one point an their home court, we came out on tri and thus earned our way tothe State Tournament being he-ld this year at MacArthur it. ft rn Eugene. At the state tournament the team did not tore as v-.ell as they did the previous A it when we took tourth place. Although we did lose out, lT f'l7xQ beaten our first two arm-s we gave this year's second place winners, Klamath Pals, the scare of their lives. ltr' f coaches at the tournament expressed their opinion that the Lebanon vs- Klamath it game was the best game ot the whole tournament, Attwi literally giving all they :til the tirst night the boys were too stift and sore to give La Grande a very hard battle i their second game ot the tournament, although they did have streaks throughout the crrrio that they were going like wildfire, At the start ot the season Coach Bud Page had a pretty dismal outlook on the ance ot winning the district championship, having only two returning lettermen, those - boys being this year's team captain, Paul Alley, ana lris running partner, Elmer 's, Although lacking experience the boys brought Lp tram the B squad and coming from other schools saved the Warriors scalp from the rest ot the revenge aiing teams at District Seven. The boys coming up tram the B squad were: J T. amilton, Jim Eryrear, Bob Patterson, Bob Osterman, Don Hebert, and Gene Tanner. irftsters from other schools were Jack Evans and Dick Gray. ln proeseason play the Warriors taintly resembled a district championship club, Wing 4 and winning 5, However, with the advent ot lengce Nat. the boys couldn't be ri-pr-rl. racking win alter win up against their oppone-nfs Uwhcrps the closest game LAL g f 1 X XXX HUB U Y f 0 Q Q :.. . 5,4 - f, . f' v X. 1 ,' , xi ' UL I X 5 S 2 c 'L 5 I I5 i 0 ,I Y Q f fl i 1 Kr ' K ' W . ' f - XX ,, Y. I 1' ' ' -EI X 0 .. Q M mv m . - 'Ez w 5 - 1 ' 'Q t s rg 4 , x M . 3 A 'W' f Ti , Back Row: Coach Clark, VVnite, Vilells, Kellison, Sims, Campbell, Abbott, Raiey, Houghton Front Row Capt .lt'7'l, Bcirtels, Hostvtler, Dfapelri, Fruin lJllEllfllJillllll' Elllltll From the time some hopeful prospect made a bucket at the opening of basketball season until the final game, competition was keen and Coach Clark was pleased with the drive and spirit displayed by the B squad. With Tom Juza, Jerry Bartels, Joe Abbott, Harry Drapela, Don Hastetler, Remmal Nivens, and Ken Sims forming the nu- cleus of the team it was easy to work the following into a winning ball club: Al Frum, a strong backboard man from Sweet Home, Les Wells, a dependable forward from Sisters, Ore., Murray Brownhill from Vernonia, and Mearle Christensen, and Rudy Kel- lisan, one ofthe most improved players on the team, up from the Bth grade team. Since the B squad furnishes future A squad material we stressed a fast run- ning attack, hard driving play on the backboard, and a fast shifting defense, the Pa- pooses worked on the style as their older brothers, the Warriors. By the time the first game came along the Papooses were ready for plenty of action and lots of games. Led by Captain Tom Juza and fireball Jerry Bartels who scored l74 and l62 points respectively, the team rolled up 988 points to their opponents' 847 and .won l8 and lost I2 out of 30 games played, playing such teams as Jefferson, Harrisburg, Shedd, and Monroe A squads, and Salem Jr. Var. Highllighting the most successful season in several years was the defeat of the Corvallis B squad for the first time in seven years by the score of 33-lo, a Sl-44 defeat of University Hi B squad, and de- feating the strong Mill City A squad on their own floor for the first time this year by the score of 30-25. ' This year for the first time numerals were authorized by the student council for B squad participation. Next year for the first time there will be a regular schedule for the B squads within District 7 and a trophy awarded to the championship team. Those players winning numerals for the first time are: Senior, Remmal Nivens, Juniors, Tom Juza, Harry Drapela, Ken Sims, and Don Hostetler, Sophomores, Jerry Bartels, Al Frum, Wally Campbell, Bob White, Dick Haughton, Joe Albott, and Let. Wells, and Freshman, Rudy Kellison. Kas ,. Z! S' f 1 i . - X . k I' 35 i. fvl.', x W ' L f ,': . M Q T Lv 8 1 Q 1 f., 4 ' , , . T BA O5 me .rs 1 e A I it 'L34,0 Q 7 ' .4 , Y Q. Na, t . -vw J ti T 5,8 I s 9.43 -f '5- . A T gk , V C Back Row: Michaels, Rarey, Howard, King, Sims, Smith, Tuma, Olsen, Dailey Second Row: Bates, Bartels, Ensley, Bean, Abbott, Cope'and, Campbell, Thexton, Nordstrand Front Row: Howe, Brownhill, Wells, Evans, Alley, Downing, Reeder, Hoseid llllSlllllll Although the T947 team does not have an outstanding record, it has nevertheless shown that it was in there fighting. At the time of this writing the Warrior ballplayers have a percentage standing of .500, having won five and lost five. The baseball squad was hit very hard by last year's graduation, Thus with only three returning lettermen a large number of new faces appeared on the diamond when Coach Bud Page had his first official practice. In spite of having such a great number of inexperienced players the team has slowly improved, from the greenhorn bunch that it was and looked like ot the first of the season, to where it is now, a smooth and hard working club This evolution of the ball club is very evident, having won three games in a row, at this writing, from Corvallis, Toledo, and Sweet Home. A quick glance at the roster finds Paul Alley, two year letterman, to be the only experienced pitcher. Paul Alley is one of the best chuckers in the Willamette Valley and his heavy hitting has proved a boon to the club. Bob Downing our versatile catcher and also a very hefty hitter, is playing his second year at this toughposition. The third letterman and only one in the outfield, is Claire Reeder who turns in a bang-up perform- ance at his position of left field. At first we have Les Wells, a very capable player and in years to come will undoubtedly be a valuable asset, At second we have Jerry Bcirtels, who also did some very fine pitching for the local club, He has also turned in o very good record at second. HAH SCS? Back Row: Coach Earl Gerfen, Haynes, Richards, Duncan, Fritz, Scroggin, Mddlestadt, Sallenberg McKinney, Canoga From Row: Vorderstrasse, Johnson, Garrett, Pratt, Schlaman, Howard, Grove llllllll After a period of nine years absence, track has again made its debut at Lebanon High School. At the first of the year 45 hopefuls were seen logging aroung the home- made track. By the end of the year, however, this number had greatly reduced to a faithful, hardworking i8 members. As there were no experienced lettermen, due to the absence of track in previous years, all meets were new to the thinclads, but under the able coaching of Earl Gerfen, the Warriors showed improvement with each meet. Outstanding ability was shown by C'ayton Garrett in the 440, Jack Haynes in the mile, and Larry Klang in the shot-put. Clayton Garrett and .lack Haynes were elected co-captains for the i947 season. Although hampered by inadequate equipment, the spikemen hope to see more im- provements with the next years. The schedule was rather full for the first year, but the Warriors eked out wins in two dual meets and garnered a third in the district meet. SCHEDULE March 28-Springfield, Corvallis, Albany - April 3-Salem, Albany April llMAlbany Relays April 24-Dallas April 29-Salem May 2-Tri'County May 9-District 5 May 13-Jefferson May 23-Junction City fy l rx 0,1155 R 'M , 5 QW' V. 'S --'gain 1 0 I it lvl! I. Y ig: Y I ' f.:'. s' 1 ' ' ' 5' ' 2 18 -K 5. - - f Q Q , ' 'f 1-f ' S Q' ' 7- Q , .. I ,,,, X V V . V SS, Q1 NNY il P Y? .. 4- igvffi , . V, I ., 1 1 M91 C 1.741 Aw 'SKI D , 5, .A . s- w: L4 ., WN y. ,mf . A ff , ., -I - C -,. ' eef Q 2' K V 1 as U ,many , ,f ul . 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