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

Text from Pages 1 - 142 of the 1948 volume:

WMHUH T ESPN CN N ON P SCHQO x x I V ffwag 2HFN lx A,-.Tfq Av NZ , W , ,qwm 5 ,JAX V xv K :Wi Wt 'Wmfx 1 'Q 4 ,N Hwy, . -A, A A-:An .SCH V ,K,,x7N may MPM I fft fllZABElH WADDHL s Munr use KEN GALLAGHFP DELORES MlLLER NORMA BODTKE F: tor A s tant Bus ness Manager Art Edt or Edrtor Tom Juza Assocuate Edutor Ken Gallagher Busrness Manager Elrzabeth Waddell Associate Busrness Manager Dee Muller Art Edltor Norma Bodtlce Wuth an optlrnlstnc gran and boundless enthusuasm the Warrlor staff hopes that your 48 Warrior will be cherished as a true souvenir and an accurate record of school actrvttues durtng the school year of W47 48 May rt lrve up to all your expectatrons We wash to gave a word of appreclatron to the HI Llght staff teachers and those students who hovn grven wrllrngly of therr turn and talents toward makung this your book a success 3 ' in I 6 . M ' ll' g l'l- rf li-uzrrw H, iq:-r is Q. I . ' -. if ' 5 5 , fwstsmnt , lt. X S rs r t Q RL UL FIV N I , E 'ss NNE Ns N g-:J , .. XLN g I I XX X ! Q f wx, X Qj + X K If f L , X 0 ff W L Degrees tty ll A BURLEIGH CASH Degrees Umversuty of Oregon B A M Ed l G BRlll'ON Sflmol B011 cl Member Umon Hrgtr School Boord Fa Member LQ ornb Areo LOVEDY D BURKHOLDER Degrees Oregon Educcmon College Umversnty of Oregon B A Subgects Art l 2 Enqlwth Grode Art Actwmes Poletteers Club Advusor Art Aclvmsor on School Donces Ploys Moy Doy .lumor Prom etc URACE A BURNS Degrees Whntmon College Denver Umversnty Unuversnty of Oregon B A Sublect Llbrorlon Actuvlty Lrbrory Club Advusor School Boord Member Dlstrlct l6 LEWIS E CLARK Degrees Graduate Oregon College of Educotaon U of O Extensnon Sublects Enghth Grode Scuence Enghth Grade Socnol Scuence Asst Coach Achvlhes Enghth Grode Advnsor Lebonslcu Club Advusor 5 ,ff lllllv , !'.,.rtn llv .vm HA., V k , ., llrwrw- '..'lJv4-qu MA . . F, rr' r lr-':tfvlS1lrnr!JlS I I l' C, AYERS E. H, BOHLE 'f c is . llwtvmt lcv 4 I I A A DODDS Degrees Northwest Mvssourn State Teachers B S Untverstty of Mnssourn Sublect 8- Achvltles Veteran Coordmator Vnsual Andes Advesor T 8- I Club Advisor EARL GERFEN Degrees Elmhurst College B A Wrllamette Umversuty Sublects Physncal Ed Health Track Coach Actnvmes Intramurals Lettermens Club Advnsor UAUDIA Cl EVELAND Degree Oregon State Colleqe B S Sublect Tvpms lRtNE INCKFNS Degrees N 1tl1wfslsr11 Stun mqf vu 1 Sublects I lsh l ACYIVIYY 1 or Q r Aclvnsou MRS VlOLA FALLER Oregon College of Educatoan Sublects Seventh and Elghth Grade Engllsh ACTIVITY Seventh Grade Advlsor HARRY A ELKINS School Board Member F11 tvuew Area LEONARD E GAINER V E N D Graduate E glneer Hemphill Dtesel Engnneerlng Schools Seattle Wash Machnnest and Mechamc Sublects Machune Shop Theory and Practuce Acetylene and Electrnc Weldnng Activity Advlsor LH S V M Club R!-Y 14lNCAlD GREAME Degrees Weste n Vvash College BA U O U O Soce Sublects Dean of Gnrls Englush l Actrvlty Gnrls Leaque Advusor 6 ' 1 Collg ., A tout at BA, Enjl' A, 3 lun 'il 1ss A T l tl A ' Graduate: Gmdualef . . , , ne : l A r A , of ' - A Ed. . ., of ., . tC. INDI Degree Subled Achvrty J S LORIA JOHNSON Degree Puc llc Umyersxly B A Subleds Q Cl Dr: lslv 3 S 5 rv Achvmes Jun on Cluss Admsor ull Aclvlsflv Scluool Boorcl Me mlner lv -V' HOWARD HICKCOX Degrees Huron College BS Unlversrty of Munnesoto Oregon Store College Sublecvs Mothemotrcs Chemistry Physics Acfnvrhes Worrror Advusor H: Lrght Advasor Hondbook Advisor TED JAROSS Degrees Oregon College of Ed Unlversnty of Oregon Subgect Nrnlh Grode Moth Achvmes Freshmon Closs Adyusor Foolbull Assuslunl Conrh VERNA LEWIS Deg ree Umversrty of Oregon B S Sublecfs Buology World Geography Achvrry Pep Club Advusor EARL LIGGETT School Boord Member D s rlct U l MARY K MACLEAN Degrees Oregon College of Ed University of Oregon B S Sublect World Hrstory Achvny Sophomore Class Advnsor 7 lf-F 1 CVM JOH ill, ,lon 'nv mr! rll.-qv BS. I V 4, curl. W.. l F'.-r,rr-1vrfll- ful lor U ' 1 ' ' f ,N E , ' J. H. lRVlNE 0.5 'rcl la ' 4, I y H - . 1 Speeflv rm fmcr, ' It Engl , rqrrslw l ' ' , r 'A , Drcmm, Stcrqecv Clull rr' - ' , ALBERT F NEUMAN Degrees Oregon State College B S IH Ed Mt Angel College Voss Bus: ness College Chucago Sublects A ebra I Lcxtln I l.aTlnZ Achvmes Sophomore Class Advusor Latnn Club Advisor Fnnonce Ofhcer DAPHNE SCHAINCK Degrees Oregon State College B S Umversrty of Oregon Sublects Health ond Physucal Ed Activity G A A Advssor CAROLINE E MATEJCEK Degree North Dakota School of Forestry Secrcturml Secretory to Supcrtn tendent HELEN PRICE Degrees Wnllamette Unlverstty Untversuty of Oregon Sublect Vocal Mustc Achvltles Glee Club Opcretta B LAWRENCE E PAGE Degree Oregon State College B S Sublects Ofhce Bookkeepung Lnbrory Head Coach Foot bull and Basketball DQ on of Boys Actlvlfy Hr Y Aclvnsor EDITH SCHIFFERER Degrees Wsllomette University Ore gon State College B S Sublect Home Economics Achvmes Ercshman Closs Advasor F H A Adv: r GENE MITCHELL Degrees Northwestern Store Col E 6 BA Utxvetsltv Iowa Oregon State College Sublects United Stutei Htstory and Government Actlvuty Junlor Class Arlvtsor School Board Member Dnstrnct U I Crowfoot Area 1 I . , ' I g , ., t - of Ig , ' , ' ' 1, K I I ' ' C. M. PRICE ,.' I . , VA., K r . Y . ' , X I , . , . ' - ' -so , ,r RUSSELL P SCOTT Degrees ,f n Northern Stote Teachers 4 Un College B S Uncversny of It Monfonu Groduote Work Oregon Store College M S Degrecs U In I sl! Sr Sublects Shop Gnd Dlufhng Activity Morntenon e Crew Sublerl AI bfk V SIMONS Degree O gonCOl qr I Ezluculuon Sublecis Eghtlw Moth :md Son ol Achvny Elqhlh Crude Arlvlsor THELMA STEWART INTON SNYDER Degree Umversny of Oregon Sublecf Englrsh 2 Acfrvmes Sophomore Clcss Advisor Sk: Club Advisor Degree Unlverslfy ol Oregon Sublecfs Grande cmd Hlgh School Bonds ACTIVITY Hlgh N qlvve 5 Dance Bond HAROLD J WHELAN Chorrmon Drstrnct U I School Board Member Drqtllff I6 Drstrrct I6 WILLIAM THOMAS School Board Member EDITH SMITH Degrees Oregon Stole College B S Chrco Stole College Subgeci Stenogrophy Acfrvmes Sfudem Funonce Olfrcer Senror Closs Advrsor ELLEN M WILSHIRE Degrees Umversny of Oregon B A Unwersrry of Oregon Frflh Year Mills College Oak lond Ccllrfornuc Subled Senior English Actrvny Sensor Closs Advrsor 9 llrliIk.llY'V'v SKIIIIIZ - . Ulvlrr XWI-gl'-I Cl BA., .1 llrmlmm- wml Y, Jl 1lJlr1 . ., ' Llmw-rxrly, Um,e-rs y Ol l , VY xglwmrylcm, nl A y Ol . U Ulm' U-I-gun K me ' : I ,l1,f,,, Irfnn-I Ilnrvf-I .Ay lndustriol Arts, Wood Swim lfm'wr,rv rf A ' : C ' ' I ', rf- Ire A o l A A ,L I h Srwnce ' ' ' Z 7 . . A :V ' A B.A. I r I . , ' 4 D Qu- Q Dil- 'N F irtf-'S Pwttcirggxi ixrzitr-i, Pr-tc,-, S,-tic' 1' 7 ' t iiviz K. i Q tugiziwt, D Joititsruit, H. Drrips-iii, M.ii V.i:.'ii' Sctccnw Rig,-. i yy- i ,Ntiiiiie-ii, Fields, Wftitti-i Bciritkp, Digg, N' NN 1 iii' 3. 7 ' fifcfw-tt Qwfuffx, VVrwfwd, Pwnc X Fx L 'Q 'W q I ., -Q 2 . mi' i' EiUHiNi EUUNEH The ofticew CD5 fit- S' Composed ot tim to fcf. fi Officers: president, Writ?--i Situ: prcsicimtt, Hcirry Di'f1iJf'!'1, at-cw' Neustoip trecisutef, Ittfci F cckftt. This yecifs Qtucicfttt mtititcil itfi-X ' ceptiottciily cictiwv, b iitg3t'.ci 'fi ti body 'nutty 'wmv zicivcittif-f -f Qcitooi system. Owe fig titf- tiff' ' was time ociitioit Qt tiff- ktttfiiftit wit new Scltooi cocio ciitri tics: ztiw: tickets for the faculty As the yccir ptocyfw-i fi fwfi ti cnuitcii boccmtc moist iirtigi, 'Em were plciceci on itotit ',ifi 'x tiw TONH fof THQ DUVFDOSV' wt f it t: ' f. from iiiitcgitcs. A buiiiftiit tmiiifi x. i F it fi where cull importcirtt itoticr-S comic! i NOON time cifittcm Mitt- ivichifif 1 Stciqb crow was Orciciitifitw tc' tit of prrrpcirittg titu Stfifrgit fftt ri'-.i i iccnrril repcii: cnt titf 'tririit V STQRCIU EIIISS UI III T HAMILTON otbolll Q 3 4 Bos ' 3 4 Busnb Bosl1etbullCc1p1oIn 4 Cla 5 esndenf 4 I-In Y Q Le crmens Club Q 3 4 e Squad 3 4 Semor oss Play 4 Spams u 2 C u Prom Commuttvc 3 Stu der1TCOuncrl 4 HA LLL IL CH rlly Squad 2 Home c up P 2 u 2 3 4 Closs r I Clu F' C1 Class Jace Pre d uod Q CI Jb Treasurer PXILLISJ PLPPLRLING Snor 0 Gr exur I I o us I I dell! 2 3 Ar? Club 2 OpvreItc13 4 Home I Pep u BETTY ADAMSON HlLlgl'1I Ex honge Editor 4 lx IINLTI4 ALKIO Cnorusl 3 Opcretto 3 T 8- I 4 Publncmnons 4 F' 5, ALLEN Iv 5 coguc Freshman Sexlel I Chorus 3 4 Senretory nt Councnl I G A I I I J. . Fo ,,,, kc.- boll I, 2, , , 1 ull 2, I Pr ' . p - ,V 3, 4, I1 I , , , Fir , , Cl , ' h CI b , 3, Slu I b 2, lLU'I.L. ff I Ioftnwll 2, 3, 4, 'ptmr c ' CI 53 SEZJ II5' 4, fvrglc 3, 4, IIIY 3, 4 L tg - , Q, 3. 4: Grls' lflc v'cn's Club 9, 3, 4 League Rep. 4, Mixed I.,,4. r . 5 en, Ch I , 2, 3, 4, Gm' 3, Tw Sq 3, 4, IMHO Se - , ,4, n:fjn5 I 3, , , , , EL. 5 CI b 2, lf' . I Rf 5 E . , ' I 3 I - CII I, Glo. I, ,Pep ' CI b ', . , T eos. A, T 8- b 4. ' , , G'l' L 2, 3, 4: V I I, 2, , z ' V Stu- de ' , Tri-Y 35 .A. . . GENE ANTHONY I UELLA MAE BAERTLEIN n I 2 Cho us 3 lrs League I 2 Home Ec Club I Operefto 4 Pep Club I KATHLEEN ANDRES Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4. DORIS BACKMAN lr 5 eogue I me E Club ee u I 3 Glrls Leo R 4 Pep Club I 2 G l of the Monll' 3 Hn Y Prln Stuff 4 DALE ATKIN JEANNETTE BAIRD Pep Club 4 ogue I 2 3 4 Glr lhe Month 3 Moloretie 3 4 Chorus I 2 Skl Club 2 3 Home Ec Club I G A I2 EVELYN ANTHONY Lofin Club 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 4, Girls' League I, LUCILLE BAERTLEIN Home Ec Club I Chorus Glrls Leoguel 2 on I r o 1 Monthl 3 4 Senlor Class 4 ep ub Ponel Dlscusslon 4 2, 3, 4. .l I G' I ' L , 2, 3, 4, I A 1 Ho c. Ig Gl 42 I f f 3f 41 CH, , , If Que B d ,2, Gil llle ep. 5 . 1 If ' ' 9 I , , -A -, Play , P Cl l, 2, cess 4, Operellu 37 Hi-Light ' I - B0 d I I r I 4, I, 2, 3, 1 Girls' Gel' ,,3,4, Le Alof 3, 1 l I, 2- L ' 7 I ' Al, 2, 3, 4, A I L . A KENNETH BARR Junior Cluss Sergeclnl at nvs 3 Odlboll A 4 e mon s Club Bund l JCYCE LORRAINE B lLlNGS A cu ue l 4 u l 4 Home EC Cu Glrls leogue Plc Puqecmt 3 Opuelm 4 AN BAR RUrF Mlxerl Cworus 3 Cllolui CLCIAL BENSHOOF fermons Club 4 Vnsuol Ades4 HELEN BILYEU eel 2 Lotln Club 3 me EC Club l 2 Gu Leoguel Q 3 4 Pcgeont QM Blll BIVENS PEGGY ANN BLACK Preppersl 2 Reg Room c l orusl eletto 3 4 I r League 2 3 4 Prom Com 3 Sextefte 4 Hugh Lnght Editor 4 Freshmen Inmo tnon 4 Student Councnl 4 Lebonskl Club 4 j I3 Sllfwlv l5f'xRlllS ' l . . lnllftmll 3, 4: lf-llf-vmrm' ' fm, fa, 4 ml, mlm A Q Af ,v l 1, 2, 3, A 1,12 C, . P, 2, HKVY 3, , Lal' f ' ,f N l r ' 2, 3, 4, . F T Y - Oprfretm 3, 4, Glrls' Glee Football 4, Hi-Y 4, Lei' Q, l , Ad' ' 5 ' fnfrzl ' 4, l . A - X Q. . A, 2, 3, af cms' G' f f A j4j Le g , 2, 3, , Glee HO ' ' 5 'ls Cl ll , : - l lv ' ' ' 2 1: f , Y 4, 3. se. ,Chl ' ,2,3,4, Op ' , , G' ls JEAN BREWSTER me E Club I ur ee I P b nb aque NCRMA BODTKE H Y Pnnncess 2 Palateers un 4 Pres dent 3 s mess Manage: 4 Lam C u Treasure: 3 Prom Comm ttee 3 Pram Queen Annual Artist 4 I L ague I Q 3 4 Stu ent Ouncnl 4 Lbrary UD President 4 RITA BROWN urs ague I Spanush Club 2 3 Vtce President 2 Home Ec Club I Library Club 4 HELEN M CANAGA ee I P ub me Ec Club I nr Leaguel 2 3 4 Operetta Lub ary Club 3 4 4 Foren I Squad 4 Gurl of the Month Q Centennnal Pageant 3 I4 ROY LEE CAMPBELL u ual Atds Ire Squad 4 Machme Shop Club 4 Centennnal Pag eant 3 BETTY CANOY me Ec Club I Q A A 4 P stdentof G A A 4 urs eaguel Pep Club I Lubrary Club 4 Prom Commnttee 3 ILAINIE BRANNON nr 5 Laque A 4 Home J 7 DAVID CANAGA Track 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Skt Club 4 Hn Y 4 Le er men s Club 4 Mixed Char us 3 4 Centennnal ag eant 3 Boys Quartet 4 Bays Octette 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Glee Club Vsce Presnaent 4 Intramur al Football 4 ,. V- , G'l'LBk:I,2,3,4g CII , I ,Bu- G. .A.3,f .Ec. . k.- I g' CI I 3, 4, Cl:-e Club I, 2, I L, . , . p 3, 4. 3, l ' , Grls' e , , , , cl 1 C 5 n CI I 1 ' I 1 ll Ho C. g G' ls' G' l ' Le , 2, 3, 45 GI , 4, ep Clu I, 2, ' , , ' . Gtl'LeL 1,2,3,4, ' , , .' 1' pf! gf vs ' 3, 4, F' ' , 1 I A, ' 2 '- 1 Tl ' ' , J I ' P ' GI ,3, ep Cl 1,2, Ho . , ,3,4, Ho . 1 G' ls' G. . , I, 2, 3, p Vice- , , , : re' . . . : 3, 'r , gG. G'l'L ,2,3,4, A. A. 2, 3, 1 s'c 5 A VVILI IAM CONNER nfl I TAT CHRISTIAN r s Leaguf I 3 LBUQU Council 3 Band I 2 Class Secretary I Pep C un I 2 3 Yell Leader 3 rw Skt Ho C u treasurer Hr Y Swee LeartCanclIfIr1te l Gnrl of Library u Secretary 0 Llbrar Club 3 15 PEGGY MARIE CONNER Irs eague I Trade and lndustry Club 2 3 4 Home Ec MARIE CRAY 1 r s League I P Club I 2 Home C u I L I b Seuetary 3 Centennrol Pageant 3 VONNE CONNET Glee C'ub I Spanish Club 2 3 Treasurer 2 G A A 4 retarf Home EC Club I IRMA JEAN CROCKETT Associated Student Body Treasurer 4 Student Coun cal 4 Executuve Councrl 4 Sensor Class Play 4 Gnrls ague I 2 3 4 G H m C n I 2 3 Pep Club D A R Good :zen Award 4 Grrl of the Month 2 5 MLRLE COLLINS Muchrne Shop Club 4 MOLLY COPELAND aateers Club 3 Treasurer 3 Latin Club 3 4 Grrls League3 4 Vrce Presrdent Grrls League 3 Gnrls League Play 4 Hr Lrght Staff 4 GI I' f ,2, ,GirIs' ' A I I I I I 1 I 5 Lcltl Clull 2, 3, ' Club ' I, 2, 3- me EC, l b Ig Y . I: f t- if the Year I, L CI b ' 3, . f Y ' , I , Z I :lf kd 1 V Bu , 2, 3, 4. G' l ' L , 2, 3, 4, I, , , , . Club I. LA Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4: PI ' . 4: I: 4, F. H. lp Seci L ' ' ' I l : P' ll , 2, 3, 42 ' ep , p E. , - CI b , at'n Clu 3, 4, ' , A ' 7 .L Le ,,,,I.A.A. I, 2, o e Ec. lub I, Ba Cl , , : If 2, 4, . . . Cit- ' . : . L, - I I fx ILION DAILY SSI Nxe C1 II, C. EUIII D PIT e CIU w ILINI DA Id S Im U 5 I II IRIS DENJNING 'ARRK DRAPELA J ce P eslden Hcmdboolc Pre Iwwen In Iotzon H Y Choplam 3 4 BQ 4 Trecxsur U en D 4 4 Bo,s Quinn- Opexefrcx 3 Opereltu As nvcm Dwrector 4 Sem u 4 :rc S gurl BUSH-IIDCJII B Squrxrl 3 ml md Industry ub I UDFNE DIXOIN wunced Glze 3 G 1 ue Q e' IMJANE DUREN IAAKICIWIIIP Shop Club Vuce III IEONA MAY DUNCAN A 4 Idem 4 Secremfy 3 tu uf Councll 4 'ot vw C U 9 L o uf- IAVVRENCE FRANCIS ENSLEY seboll 3 4 Bond I 3 4 Lettermens Club 4 I6 Z ' IVIIURIS VIS Bu JIIII 3, 'II ci 'Io' 4 BLM I, T 3, 4: p :sh I, Q, 3 4, 1-lvfermml Pug CI I Q, 3 Gwvls Iva que- 2, 1 3, O5 Q-I I1 3, -1 3, 4 Gul :II vm- Mn III 4. Intuunmvnll Buslwllmll 3, -I GI 9 I 4. . 5 I Tvzmde 1 CI Ad 3, , UIQ -5 Glen- I, Q, 3, 4, G'rIs' Img, '31 4' Q 114' CI . 1 Immquv 3, 4, Op:-lfltln 3. CIUI, 4' A. S. B. WI - r T -'iq G. , A, I, 2, 3, I Pres, 4: S r ' , ' : S , If 4, HI-Y 2, 3, 45 de ' :k , 'I l ' I' , 5 Od 3, 4, Girls' e g I, 2, I, 2, 3, , er 3, 3, 4. ST d f Ifmtor 3, ,Glee I, Q, 3, : X il 3, ' Q ss : ,I , 4 or ' PI'y , F 1 t d 4, I K ' I ' Bo , Q f 2, Pvf'sufIA 14, I I ' ' 3533. iff ag: ,M V, ARNESTINE FIELDS Lsltrnan Sz xtet e u J 2 4 Pep Prrstdent 4 Rally Squad 2 r s eague A A Counctl 3 Student Coun u me EC Clula CLAYTON GARRETT txed Chorus l 2 1 u 4 T ack 3 4 Captatn 4 Trade and ln dustry Club 2 Lettermen 5 Club 4 DQNNA FARWLLL rs Logue l 1 Club l AMES FARWELL HAROLD FRITZ Cass Prestdent l Cass Representotuve 2 Student 4 Treasurer 3 Presudent 4 Trade and lndustry Club Cu 2 3 Sergeant at ms 2 Skt Cub 4 men 5 C l u b ure Squad 4 Track 3 4 Co Captatn 4 Intramural Bas all 3 4 Captatn Prom Commttee 3 Pag eant 3 Hu Y Play 4 CLEATIS FREDERICK Baseball 4 Gler Club l LJELBERT GLASER F I r e Squad 4 Machtne Shop Club 4 Glee Club 3 4 Centennnal Pageant I7 RIC!-1ARD GALLAGHER Lettermens Club 2 3 4 Baseball Manager 2 Foot Lattn Club 3 4 Prestdent 4 Fare Squad 3 4 Vtsual At es 3 4 Prestdent 4 Ht Y 3 4 Student Counctl C 4 resentattve to HIY Legas lature 4 Handbook 4 GtI'L-gf ,Q,3,4, Pep ,?, G. A. A. l. lr- : l, P p 3 , 1 , N Cl l , 3, , Club Q Q 0.11 L K' 1, 2, 3, 4f G. ,A. l, 2, G. .A. C.: 4, olee Cl b 1, 2, Ho . l. l I f l ' , , J Council l, 2, 4: bi-Y 2, 3, bull 3, 4, Hi-Light Editor 4, ll b , f - - Cd , p , I 'Z : Af , - I , Let- -. , , - Yer ' 4: F' 3, 41 Ski lub 3, g Rep' ketb f , ' 4, A ' M' , : Sk' - I ' Cl b 1 F , 1 Co- 7 2 ' sf l ELLEN ROSE GRAY me Ec Club I 54 ff HAMILTON otball I 3 4 Bas I 3 4 Baseba Basketball Captom 4 Class esudent 4 Hn Y 2 errmns Club Q 3 I 1, uct 4 Sem r ass ay 4 Spams u P C u Prom Committee 3 Stu dl ut Councul 4 GORDON HAYNES Tr ck I 4 Spanush Cub ee Presndent 4 CHANDLER HAMMAGREN DONNA HEYNE C I u b Gtr s ague I 2 3 4 Ho Club l'laLlgl1t BOB HENKLE oclc 3 Let ermens Club 2 3 4 Jumor Class xfnce President Fr Squad 3 4 Le men 5 Club Treasurer 3 I8 I GENE HARTL I Club 2 3 LILLIAN HILLS tr s ague I A 3 4 Spo Manager 4 Glee I ' I. r. HO , , 3, GID1 Fo , 2, , , ket- 4, lxll' I, 2, , , Il 2: Pr ' . , '- ,I 3, 4, W Lett I ' , , 4, F rj Sq d 3, q 'o Cl PI , ' h Cl b ,, 3, Sk: I b 2, I I I- - I : ' Q' F F ' . If 0 it '7 Sk' , , T 8. I 3, A Cl , 1 ' l . Football 2, 3, 4, Captain I,GI I,T8-I4,T8.I ' 4,T,' ,4:H,,Y3l4: V ' T ' I , f 3,l i e , , tter- gf , I Pep I, 2, 'I' G'l'Le ,2, 3,4 Le , , , , me G. . A. 2, , , Ec. I, '- Staff , . 4. ' I I I, , . FJ DOROII-IY HODGES ms eaque 'JI LMA HINMAN :nfl , , :mor Cc ny 4, r I 2, 4, - Ui , ' . WILLIAM HOBBS Ns DONALD I-IOSTETLER Foolball 2 3 4 Bas ef 2 4 Cu 2 3 4 Prom rn rnlflee 3 CLIFFORD DEAN JOHNSON Yell Leader 3 4 Track 3 Sensor Class Play Letermens Club 2 3 4 Football Manager Q Stu d nt Councnl 4 HILnghl Staff 4 Prom Refreshment Commmee 3 Lafnn Club 3 Handbook 4 GEORGE HOWLAND JIM HUFF BONNIE JOLLY Gxrls Glee I Mnxed Chor G 2 I ague I 2 4 Cu I 2 Home EC Cub I9 B4 I 3 Sf Ixss Plc Alcan, Pep fl I I Offfcr 4 ,A G Lk 1,2,3,4. Ifflf If- ball ,3,4gHi-Y 3, :Ski Ib , , g CO - .ix V . X p Ik X -ez- F I 4, ' , I us Qp .A. I, gG'rIs' g I I I , Le , ,3, pPep I , Ib , , . I e ' I I. DON JONES as etball I Ira e ermens Club I B rt I 2 ALFRED LADD Football I 2 Lettermens Club 2 3 Fnre Squad SHIRLEY JUDD Le I nv Cu r e Month IOM JUZA Annua Edutar 4 Assocuate Itor Basket all a s S V cg Preswdent C :ss I easuver 3 HIY 3 4 Lettefmen 5 Club 4 Ftre Squad 3 4 Lebonskt Club rl 3 4 Pr 3 Student Councll 4 Stu Cleat Hcmclbaolc 4 Pageant 3 MARJORIE KIMBLE Pep Club 2 3 4 Lebonsla Club 3 4 Gtrls League I Q 3 4 Gurls League Rep 4 Prom Chanrman 3 Latnn Club 3 4 Home Ec Club Gurl of the Month 2 4 Lubrary Club 2 Sensor Play 4 BONNIE LEACH r 5 aque I SHARLEE LEECH Rally Squad 2 Home Ec u I ee 2 C u 2 3 4 Class Treas l Clu VELMA LEROVE Bun 2 3 4 Vlsuol Ades CuJ3 4 LFE MORROW Trock 4 Roduo 3 Mochme Shop Club 4 MARY LONG uw y Club 3 4 Gee 4 Spanish Club 2 3 Gsrl uguv. I 2 3 BOB MILES otboll 2 3 4 Le r mens Club Presldeni 4 Cluss Presndent 2 Lever ns Club 3 4 H essdent 4 n Closs Vrce Presudem 4 Slu Club? 3 4 Mochme Shop Club 4 Trock 3 4 Sfoqe Cmfl 4 Ari Club 4 EDNA MARQIJARDT Pep Club I Muxed Chorus me EC Cub l rls eoquel Q KENNETH MILLER POBERT MULLEN Mnchune Shop Club 4 2 I LII r , , l l, 5 ' ' , , 1 ' 5' If Ho . l I, 2, 3g Le 1 , , ,4v Aff g G. A. A. l, 2, 31 Q Gi ' ' L R , , 3, 4. MARLAN MASTENBROOK KENNETH MIDDLESTADT d , , , i , 7 I I ll , , - Fo , , : TTS - ' me ' , rl I-Y 3, 4g Pr ' : Se ior l I . JESSE NEAVALL JR VCRNA NEWBERG rs czgue 3 rol 2 Grls Club I FORIS NEUSTEL A S B Se retory4 C s Secretory 3 Pep Club I 3 4 Lebonsk Clu 3 Sec 3 Gtrls Leogue I 4 Bond I 2 Chor Mcxlorette I Pugeunt 3 Spomsh Club Hom amor Sextette T 81 u 4 HIY Prnncess Prom Prmcess 3 Operetto 2 Prom Cormmttee 3 PAUL NOEZIGER Ftre Squod 3 4 Mochune Shop Club Presndent 4 Student Councul 4 Prom Commtttee 3 DALE NETLAND Y e I I Lender 4 Lebonskl u 2 Lu In C I G ee 4 Opue DONNA NICHOLS urs ogue I P Club I 2 Lotm b 3 4 Ltbrory Club3 Home Club I Grl of Month 2 4 IJORQTIIY NFLISTFL Pea Club I 4 Prestdent 4 Gerls League C orus 3 4 nd I H me E I 1,oreI'te I 2 4 onskl 2 3 4 Treasurer 3 S Lmmsh Club 2 3 Trees urer 3 Prom Pruncess 3 Treasurer 2 G rI of e Montlw 4 Semor Sextette 4 DeMolc1y Sweetheart 4 Operetto 3 4 Prom Com ee 3 G A EUNICE NOLAN rs eoquel me Ec I 3 Gee 22 2 cub ,3,4,l1 ith 3, 4, I 3, , 1, fm 3, 4. . . , C , los I 'I I . , 2, 3, , Vice- 2, , , I I b 21 ICQ, 13. 4f h , , , . , ' , Bw , 2: O C. , Q, 3, , I , Us MCI , , 3, , Leb- 3 , 2, 3, 4, 'V f f I 5 : I P I - I E ' 2, 3, Sec. 3, e Ec. I, ' z 1 Qwl of the Momh I, 2, 3, ' Hn-Y Prlncess 3, Closs 5. - 5 I , , i th Cl b , 1 ' 3, , z ' 3, G, A. A. ll , . I , , 4 ' , min , . , A. I, 2, Gil' Le , 4, Hall G' I' Le , 2, 3, 4: Pm , I ' , 2. ep , Q ' Clu EQ. ' , 2, I ' me ' , , ' Gi I' L L , 2, 3, 4 ' , Ho . , , I I. I . K . ' 4-1- IQICHARD OSTERMAN I IIEEN NORMAN I x 4 Lu un 3 md 2 P n :SQ ORVILLISS PCPPERLING Sen-or Class Sec Gnrls Le 0 g u e Rep 4 Mux d orus I 2 I Sextefte 2 3 4 Art Club 2 Opereno 3 4 Ho I Pep Clu DONALD PIERCE n I 4 Sk: Clu P sclent 4 T 8. Machine Shop Club 4 CIANLEY PESEK Representmlve I I-I Y 3 4 Treosurer 4 Bond I 2 3 4 Prom Commntfee 3 Student Councll I BEVERLY GLSI-IESKY Sponlsh Club 2 Home EC 4 A 2 3 4 Prom mvttee 3 G A A Softball M r 3 Pcqeum 3 Gnrls ugue I 2 3 4 Fren C ub I PATRICIA PIERCE ee 2 Bon A A Cou cn 2 Lb 3 4 Gurls Leo ue 2 3 4 Home E: T 8- I Club 4 Pogeo 4 Gurl of the Month 2 FERNICE PIESCHKE 4 Q' C 23 L4 G: Ig' lefgue I, 2, , Im , . CI ' ,4, Pep Club I, 2, I, 2, Lotun Club 3, , G. B: , 4, G. A. A. I, A ..,, p Com' HI Y ra rl 4. 7 , , , 9 - 1 K : Le , , , z , ch I . ,,' If , eg V, 1 League I, 2, 3, Girls' , , ' e Ch , , 3, 4: G'rIs' 1 I I ,I 2 me EC, g b 2. I , i- , GI , 3, 4, d I, : z , , G. . . n'I , Pep , : ' : CI' 1 5 A ' Q . I, , , g .Club I, , nt Bo d , 2, , ' b 2, 3, 4, re i 1 I 4, RICHARD PISKE U COLLEEN RAPPC Gle Class Secretary 2 Glee 3 Club 2 4 Treas 3 Gnrls League I 2 3 4 Gurl ol the Month 3 Lebonslc12 4 'NJEZ POWELL rs ague I Spannsh Club Secretory 2 Club I G e Band 2 3 Glee Accom oamsl 3 Home Ec Club Accompamsr I Semor Sex Tet Accompamst 4 G A A I Queen Commnltee 3 MARV KATHRYN REEVES :rs Lague I h R p G A A horus I 2 4 I S xteffe I 2 Girls Trio l 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Sk: Clu 3 4 Treos 4 Prom Com 3 Prom Prmcess 3 Club I 4 dent Councnl 4 Lafnn Club 4 SOC Ch 3 Sfu en Councrl Rep 4 Home Ec Girl of the Year LI LLIAN PLAGMAN A A 3 4 Home I 2 3 Girls League xy urls eaque I Library Club 3 Glee Clul l G A A Sportsmunager JERRY RAY Vu ual Andes Club 3 4 Machune Shop Club 4 HENRIELLA PREEVER Irs eaguel Band 2 3 Home Ec Club Basketball M a n a g e r 3 Volleyball Manager 4 AJDPEY RHOADES 24 G. . . 2 , , EC, F.F.A,ClbI,2,3, f pl, 4, G' ' L 5 ,2, 3, 4, 3, AI. . . ll .l ' crime ,2,3,4, aww ,2,3,4, Pep ,2, le 12 3, G. LMA, 1, 2,.3, 4, 4, . p , I . ,M I 'Q - . Tri-Y I, Band If e lp 'S A , z Pep , 3,l : Seal V G' I' e , 2, 3, 4, Sop . e ,g . . . l, 2, 3: C , , 3, :G'rls' e , g ' ' ' , A Pep- I , 2, 3, g Sful 3, f . .I 7 d l 1, ' I l 1, 4 IJOPMAN PUC KER nd Q 4 Spamsh l' Y MAR EL SCROGGIN B Pre dent 4 Cass es l 3 Class Trot HIY Boys Qua tet 3 Opcretta Track 3 Fnre Squad es 4 Latnn C Club 2 Vuce Pres 3 Annual Staff 3 Handbook 4 Student ouncul Q In ra muual Football Champuons l OB RIC HARD :ck Gee l 2 3 4 Basket all Ca u 3 Jumor Junnor Class :ce r sndent S dallty 2 we Ec l r s aque l EAN ADELL RUSSELL :rs League l R 3 Soc Chalr 4 Girl of the Month l 2 Chorus S 0 l 3 4 Prom c s 3 Sk Club 3 4 onus- E Pep uw VERNA SHAVER S anlsh club 2 3 F H A urls eaguel 2 H Tnmesl Gurus League Pla 25 ALICE ROSE me Ec Gee rs L aguel 2 3 Glee l Gurls League 3 4 Library Home Ec l Pageant 3 Gtrl ol the Month 2 llc 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3g Ho . l, 2, l- l l8tl4. Gll'e ,,,4, . I . Ba ,3, , Club G' l ' , 2, 3, 4, Q, 3, Sf' cy-f1ntf1'!Xvns 7. ep. 5 . '. 5 ' l, 2, 3, 4, ektette l, 2, Tr: , 2, , 5 Prin- es , i , , Sec. 4, H r. lg Cl l 3, 4, VALLARIE SALLEE FLORENCE SCHROUDER l , , f : b 2 ' ' l 2, 3, pta'n , ' 2, , p ' Club 4 Play, ' V' A . 5 Ps- p o , 3: ' 4 Hon .,2,3,T8-I4, Gt l.' Le L , Q, 3, 4. A. S. . sl , , l '33 p ' , , , , , Pr., , p cs.2p 4,G' 'L , ,3,4, Q, 3, 4, Glee 3, 4, 5 ' , ' F f ' y l. 3, 4, , ' ' 3, 4, Pr . 7 lub 3, 4, Ski , 3, 4, C' ' , 3, 44, f 4 4 JOELLA SI-IIELDS I 5 ague QL I 3 Latm Clu VIce PresIdeII1 4 Operetta TGI U 3 e U V L IITII 4 G A ERMA SKYLES ee 2 3 Opererla 3 SHIRLEY SIMONS Club I 2 4 I the Month I Chorus I 2 3 4 Freshman Sextette S I Club 3 4 Home EI: I ILSTER SIMONS and I 4 Slucm Conductor 3 PIesIIleIII 4 CI! III ass Rep 3 T 8- KFNNLIH SIVIS 5 etbull B Squad I HI Y 4 Lgttcrmen s Club 4 I u J 4 Baseba IIII NADVNE STURTEVANT ee I 3 4 Home I Pagean13 GIrIs League 26 MARJORIE SMITH H me Ec I LatIn Club 3 Pep Clubl 2 LIbra Club 4 9 'WONNA STURGIS Book Club 2 Camera Club GI I Reservbs 2 I agus' I 2 3 GII' Le I, 2, 3, 4: B I QI 3I I IMI GI 1 , , ' b 4, I ' I . I Hi-Y 3, 4, Se -1 y 4, 3, Lib -Y CII, IPp - CI .I 14. CI b I, 2: GII OI III, ' Mo , , . . A. I. I ' Pep I I 3I J GIFIS' B41 lc , 2, LGUQUO II 2, 3, 4: Girl of 3, Baslcetbull Manager 4, . I ' ' I SII' CII , II QQ li' I : I - BII I, 7, 3, 4. I Fcf I GI , ,4, I O I : ' I I 4: I I ' ry GI I 2, , 2 EC- F F I ' I 2, I' 1 1 G'rIs' 1. Le . , , ,4. NANI Y MfE TRIGG birls ii: I al the Mr wth I Tre: r r 2 Fra IYI l 3 4 Presichni 3 Librarian o 2 3 4 Sexte 2 Douinln Qumte alan u J 3 4 Vice r nt 3 ki u d nt Council 3 4 G A A Home EC Club I Pr rw Comrnifteg 3 Prom Prim ce s 3 ELIZABETH WADDELL Warrior Business Mgr 3 4 I ighf 2 4 CIOSS I President I Girls League o e nth I 2 4 Girl ol Y or '7 Band I 2 Mix d Chorus 3 4 President 4 Accompaniesi Senior Trio 3 4 Freshman ee Operetla 3 4 Latin Club 3 4 Prom Committee 3 May Day Committee 3 Stuclem Council 4 Senior Play C0514 A NNE SWANSON Glfev CIUIJ 17, 3, 4, SOIOISY 3, 4, Scxwifv Q, 3, 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4,0peret1a 3, 4, Pep Club I, 2, Lib- iui-,f Club 3, Home Ec. Cluly I, Hi Liglif 2, 4, Seri- ior Class Play 4, Forensic Arvi.i1ie-5 4, Ari Club I. 'WARREL M VAUGHAN Band WANDA LEE UFFORD rs aque I BETTY WALKER n I amsh Chorus 3 4 Girl 5 League 4 Hom 27 BILL SWINK Hi-Y 4, Fire Squad 4, Ad- vanced Band 3, 4, Machine- Shop Club 4, KENNETH VORDERSTRASSE Track 3 4 Lenermens ' ' lffciq f I, Q, 3, 4, Gi I' Le K , 2, 3, 4: Gu ,i f cs- ' ' uri- 3, SCU:-T ify , f5I'1, rm Rfp I Chorus I, Q, 4- 2, TV! I, , , 5 ITE I, , I , I 4: L CI I , , 'P es- ide z S CI b 4, Stu- e , , . . , 2, - q ov 4, , 7 ' Club 3, 4, A , , Ba d , Sp ' 2, 3, I-I'L , , V'ce - ' , : ' ' ' F ' ' . I,2,3, , eEc.I. I, 2, 3, 4, Girl I 1h Mo , , , ' the 6 -: , : 8 3, , , oi 2, , f fx K PICHARD WARD Jumor Cla s s Presndenf Wnckes Arkansas Basket b 2 Junnor Class ay Lubrarnan 2 JOANNE WARNER rs ague Girl of the Month 2 Pep u l 2 3 4 Yell Lea Ye Queen :rs Gee an me EC Club 1 Team l Prom Princess 3 Su ent Councul 3 4 G A LLOYD WHITE otboll2 3 4 HY2 4 Lemermens Club 3 4 Sk. Club 3 4 Boskelboll B Squad 2 BOB WEAVER nd l DORIS WHITEIS r s eugue l P Club l 2 Home u I G KENNETH lNHlTMlRE FUGENE WFIST Spanush Club 2 3 B Squad Cum4 DONNA WHITMORE Glee I 2 3 Opereffo 3 me Ec l Qecrerary 4 Lebrory Club Gnrls League 2 3 I V , GI l' Le l, 2, 3, 4, all f ' ' Pl Cl b ,,,, Z- de.- 3: 1 ' , 3. 2, 3, 4, II , 4, G' I' I 4, B, cl l, Ho . lg Dr ll v d I , 5 A. .2 Ba , 2, 3, 4. , I Baseball Manager 2, Glee l l , Fo , , g i- ,3, Gil'L ,2,3,4, Q ' , : ep . Q Ec. A . J Cl b J .A. A, 4. Ml' Ho ,'2,3,Tal lr V ' I , , 4. NORMA JEAN WOOD xr s c JQUC L nor Class Representrmve 4 Student Councul 4 Prom Commntee 3 Chorus I 2 8x11 He. HOlT1e H Lght Stuff 2 fill Lu un nd LICE ZEHR Home Ec Club urs League 4 Lon u 3 benfoue :or puctured we Elvo Stone ond Kenneth Schenck 29 JO WOODDY A 4 Spor Monoger 3 Bond 2 3 4 n b r 5 mque 1 -3 G I' L In - I, 2, 3, 4, '3 SN' , 4, S : : lf, Emi I, r- K . - VY ' X J DOY I 'f G fl A., Q, 3, 4, Y i - G. . A. 2, 3, , T5 ilu, 3 -3: Bu 3, 4 P g , , VV- ' - imc 1, 2, 3, 4. 3 LGI. Ciu 3, 4q Gu I LP k , 2, 3, 4, 4, , lg G' I ' :aa I, 2, 3, 5 Y'n 3' ' CI b , 4. A . ,XT , H w . V I Back Row: Johnson, Crockett, Hinman, L. Baertlein, Kimble, Drapela. Front Row: Waddell, Hamilton, Swanson. lilllEE llllllli Thanks, same to you. Now, get those voices out so they hear everything in the back rowl Places for first act! - OK. - Lights A Curtain! That's it - curtain is up on the T948 Senior play, Miss Jimmy. A big night for ten hardworking Senior class members and for a capacity audience. February 26 was the date for this successful three-act comedy centered around a group of college girls attending Brier Mountain College for Women, who discover a proverbial sofa snake in their dormitory room one evening - a man! This brave young gentleman, in order not to be discovered in these sacred surroundings into which he was sent by fraternity brothers, takes onthe disguise of a girl, hence the title of Miss Jimmy. Preparations for this annual event started six weeks before the proposed date of presentation with tryouts and casting. The turnout of girls for tryouts was wonderful, but the fellas must have been a little shy for their representation was comparatively small. After two days of reading this part and that part, the notice of the cast went up on the bulletin board reading as follows: Louise, Anne Swanson, Flo, Elizabeth Waddell, Doris, Irma Crockett, Kitty, Mariorie Kimble, Harriet, Velma Hinman, Droopy, Harry Drapela, Jimmy, J. T, Hamilton, Miss Watkins, Lucille Baertlein, and Professor Frazier, Dean John- son. Then the real work started A five and a half weeks of nightly rehearsals. Reading, blocking, memorizing, painting, costuming, collecting furniture and hand props, and the many other duties which have to be done was the program in Room 9 and on the stage for six weeks during January and February. One of the rehearsal highlights took place a couple of Sundays before presentation when the cast held a potluck dinner in the Home Ec. building between the afternoon and evening rehearsals. The food which was brought out was fit for the opening night cast of the biggest production on Broadway. This first dramatic experience for the class of '48 ended with the cries of well done and they were well deserved. 30 ...J-J,, 0 4525 ' f .J E... Ininwu DrLbeax RLCKCTY C LWAQR 241 ,A A Dme Neuma 9' i i E Donna Sfuilg S F Q M , IA! S Om JJLALPR x 'A V11 if n f . X A ,X , x X x , A , I g . W '5 XY , ix Q f I N X x Y Q Q 5 'x 1' 2 2' X 5 A 1 'I 9 W .1 1' 1 el iv! lQ9 SF F ljufk f uu c r Ck bla Ock Hc c culru 4 lu Durus O fs u u com ue c cas Due o c. pu uc u s s c youe un Leban cn u un co uscuc s tc play unaer the dlVCC'lOl o tt ttsu go Johnson wt presented December ll and was u Z le t un sc s fo t I On r t Lvvctt cu tttauu W cu Q OD l wrus u :ned p Om Cltal nt D y really ut un a ot o ume anr e o on t prun eve fone thought the p o uc vell worth thc work cn o Gulpcut anc c nu Turner weuc ctosct to represent the class pruncesscs at the Hu Y Sweetheart Formal Heleu Jo was selected H Y Sweetheart of the cvenung Another membeu to be sungled out for an hono was Jum vrear who was chosen class clown for the G A A carnuval The Junuor class was very fortunatc un havung such a la gc number of athletes un uts ranks Jum Fryrear Don Hebert Jerry Bartles Duck Haugnton Wallace Campbell Alan Frunu Joe Abbott Claure Cotter Jack Haynes Lc Wells Bob Oste rnan Jack Evans Don lvlcGourty and Genc Tanner ueceu ed letters un football Two of th group Duck Haughton and Claure Cotter were placed on the tru county all star tecm For thu they fvere presented a sntall sulver football each Thus years basketball team was composecl of t n Junuors and three Senuors The a uuount of rcturnung basketball lettermen guves hope of a b ught future for Lebanon These pronuusung lads are Don Hebert Jum Fryrear B b Osternan Bob Patterson Jack Pvau s Gene Tanner Joe Abbott Lcs Wells Alan Fruut and Jer y Bartels A co captaun wa cr ya Junuou Cenc Tanncu who tulled thu posutuan ve y w Junuors Le Wells Jack Evans Stan Porter Don Hebert Harold Bates lerry Bartles Monte Bean and Wctllace Campbell compruse thus years baseball lettermen as far as the lunuor class us concerned Lc ternen of he tr tck team are Joe Abbott Jack Haynes Jum Sollenburger and Don McGourty Joe shows the most promuse un pole faultung Jacks specuauty beung the nt le Sol cnburger s preference us the broad lump and lVlcGourty throws the uavelun Most promunent un the sport s world are those fellas who earn letters un two or more sports un one year The whole school as well as the class us extremely proud of all theur etterrnen Another phase of sport un whuch the Junuors took an actuve part were the B .uads Dce to thus many more students receuved traunung that wull help them next year Contunual backung for these popular sports and the players was furnushed by the Warruorettes the hugh school Pep Club All of the Warruorettes enuoyed cheerung theur teams onto vuctory after vuctory Eluzabeth Blazer Jean Carlson Joan Carlson, Pat Chrus t an, Sally Davus Duxue Fltzwater, Helen Jo Gulbert, Barbara Pearce Barbara Olson Jackue Sumu lna Clalre Vvulson and Pat Cone are the l2 Junuor Warruorettes Pat Cone and Pat Chr.stucun both Junuors, were yell leaders both servung theur furst year Many of the students were very unterested un the musuc department of our school Not only do they take part un events planned for the group to whuch they belong, but also they often assust un puttung on programs for varuous clubs and cuxuc organuzatuons 33 , .t 4 L u- att cess Q l947-45 - e. rfes' lent, Cece ' .- , try- tw Luctrifft, Ala' Fung 'f,,-Ji-'.: Pa' Cane, ard 'fI9. ft' l't.fut'y lflul 'pu fl 'u',l ilfl.uF,.,f'f ..':uS JQl1':L' ES ul' all, 'fluff fx Q en: F2 f-.f-l uf loo l'us mr-r ref 'l 1 Juno knctws the , 'u ' t 'u 'fs-tf 4: tru ufzu ulm 't uicj: y 'ak 'cg Stl ' ff 1 ip tu he t'f-aff. 7' ua ,a-at ,Y effoff to accuse ough couuc.te,-sal, the uczu ry class ll 'f'EC'lTl'CU 3 ll ay lure ffcurt ' un vl :lt Jo - C 1,-y Ft yi Br-fan Molly Henett, Bul Hunt, yr L .','llY.'l ' u l g tf.u 2 GU l ng Frituu 'er, Do Gr zu, Dfw Seutf, Belt Johnson and Betty Frank xery capably tulied 'he rc, es th s mczkurg up the QL t-4 c t. 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T X fix n . .. 1 x ' ff ' .. f I ?-ill 'Y .. 1 v I ' W : I X.. f'1 - V 1 9' . R . xl S ami? B 'A'2nls Egg ' ,,,W LC Pv- J5Q S ig Q my I L 5 ax Brick Qow: Sims, L, Dropelrt, H. Druizelo, Huston, VVe-over. Fifth Row R Beeson, Vfiughftn, Cm, Fsyitrir, Horton, Scott, Tonner Pierce l R I N Fourtt ow. Vxfefls, Lyons, Qsburn, Mustenbrooln lhtitl Row Lotntttt, MrGm1, McKinney, Simons, torln, Wilsort, Thexton, Gcimberg, Kcnyon Glaser McEwan Vtfoorlrly, Dciyis, Rtchcirds, Norman, Stevens, Forbes, Johnson, Director Snyder Second Row- Hirlwy, Christian, Houghton, Lunciholm, Frum, Downing, F. Beyon, Swirtlc Gould Por 5 Ciinzlqir, Rucker, lofi Phf-ips, lucris Plyntole, Woo ddy, Front Roy, Hunt, Juzzi, Prselp Frtslf-y liigg, Stewmrt, Chiistc nsen, Swinl-, Lee 'vtolly Ave llillll Lcbrtitoirs high school bond, which hos been under the direction of Vinton Snyder for the post two yeors, hos now grown to the present concert group of 58 members. Pic- tured above is the regulor group olong with seyerol preporotory bond members who will tczlvb regulor choirs in next yeor's bond. Tha bond hos ployerf ot footbcill ond busketbcili gomes, ond combination con- certs with the vocol choruses hctve been gm n, rluring the post yeor. Thee bcincl wos given fcivorctble Comment ot the festiyctl progrom in Corvollis, which wus heltl Mctrch 5, ond took port in the sub- cliwtiict contest ot Springfield April 24. Officers for the yeor were: Prosiclent, Lester Simons, ond student director, Hcirry Dicipolct. The bond cxppecirod in full new uniforms for both the Spring Concert ond the Strow- i orry limit. -19 Doris h ustel J Bo rd Dooh Neustol 5 l , i E E . A Y I A e- , ' f if f if 44 i Bloch, Doris Neustel, Roman, Fcpcciiii 3 Dfott-, Nc-us'i , Swcirson STlllUil Eilili lebcinon High School's Senior Sextet for thi: yecii ol T9f1f-i945 wow coniposecl ol the tollowing students: Peggy Blciclc ond Crvillis Pepperling, who were the soprcinosp Dorotley Neustel ond Anne Swcinson, secencl sopwinos, ond Doris Neustc-l ond lorene Rowton who scing the cilto ports. Inez Powell served cis their picinist, The sextet wos under the direction of Mrs, Helen Price, the foccil music director cit lebcinon l-ligh School. The sextet wcis more octive this yeor thcin ever before ond some ot their first rippeorcinces during the yecir were ot the Lions Club, school cissemblies, cmd the Oregon Stote Mothers' Club ot the Presbytericin Churchs They cilse sciiig tor the HTeen-Ccinteen ond the Townsend Club. The group porticipcited in cill three oi the concerts given by the voccil music deportnwent, cind cilso in the combined Bond cmd Chorus concert of April PO, which wcis one of their fincil cippeorcinces. They were tociturecl entertoiners cit the Senior Closs ploy f'Miss Jimmy. The highlight ot the yecir tor the girls in the Senior Sextet -mis the Stcite Contest which wcts held ot Dcillcis April TO. They competed cigciinst sextcfts from othei schools in Oregon. The numbers the group song ot the contest were Ave tvicirio ond the Negro spirituol Nobody Knows De Trouble l've Seen. The sextet received ci rciting of which wos clossed c1s excellent. 50 ba,-i Ry. S'ro':'ii' fy if Uif, C- '11--'i . Luang: Peac-ll, llgighpy, Si-ati' Row. I-ioriim, C.i ett 51-cr, Spence. Filet' Rim D,C'infiqi1 l-wins Youna Klfmriivw, Daily NNill. ifu l L,A 'U 7: S2 es- B,'t',ll, St-:fii'Q'i, 5 llmgg, li iil Www Gm, lQ15fgf'i mo, farm Nw. t f-:, Sin:-ns, h Da. -, J. Da,-Q N. Waadell, J. Ca'l5Cn, J, Cqirlggn L- 't, L Liiwtii if l 5.1:-'tw ii, Siniiiiii Nl w,- .:n, S, Ki-'tri if .r-rf: Rga llcssi-l, Ewxxson Viqisin, h ii 41'i, D Ca -,on, NL-tlzina 'fray E. Wcidagll, Ol50r', L, Bcirtlgi Diaicf- Riu .e-5, Swavsoii Peaaiieliiiji j. Mille . la-nt R iw Vxllitiimif Simi-nig Si-ti, R Milli-i, l? Bifiiinoii, iVli15'i-iitwoolr, H Draiyc-la, Duncan, L. Draiiela llllLU Eli LllflXBl lH WADDl LL PWS dent To encl a successful graduation with the Q6 Sei Vxlc-ayer, Powell, liliUE Wfitli the plcciswc- ol lait springs contest l rating fresh in their minds, the membrrs ot the Mixed Chorus started an- other year oi entertaining Lebanon with song, Officers for the l947f48 Mixed Chorus were as follows: picsicleizt, ilizabcth Wcirlclell, vice bresiclent, Dave Canoga, secretary, lyiary Vyaclclell. and treasurer, Royce Howard. Cen'i:esecl ot cipprowinrately eighty stuclents, forty girls and lorty boys, this grouzu ol carolers was extremely active fluring the year Thu gioub flifciftecl by harcl-worlcing Mrs. Helen Price has tuiriccl outa number ol notable performances this year, incluiling three- concerts, an ooeretta, and special programs, bosiclus cittciiicliirg a music festival ancllseveral con- tests Flizabeth Vxfaclzleil at the piano has clone a line iob ol accompanying. Pertorming before a large crovvcl. the Mixed Chorus pre- sentecl its first conceit ot the year November 20 in the high school auclitorium. year, the chorus gave its annual Spring Concert and sang at iior members ioining the ranks tor one last sing. 51 .1,.. gk.. ' r ' SWIUH EW WU .4 'I ! fl ffwf r U: I 41 H 1' :mf 5 Jifmcw L v w C: .4 I f :'Y',ff,'l ,V'fl'U'1'MYV!f1'YPN1fJ I1 ',1 V'X,IHNl tr fi Q 5 Q new those Q' ff w' mf . 1 Q 5' fl GLUQ J f ,., ,, , fl' ': ffh, ,,, fy, fl I r f ,f-f X' -5 Cl. .-A-f ,Q v- f V f H 1 f :,, .' 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Si-rrrnrl Row, Prchftrds, Schenck, Fritz, Hobbs, Arnold. lrrtiit Row Stone, Conner, Neustel, Leech, 'Nhitmorix Sallee. TTTTTUT llllll TNUUSTTTT The Trades and industries class, better known as the T Sr l, has been one of the active clubs of this year, The T 8. l class Q.: inode up of high school students that go to school in the tnorning and work in the afternoon. ln this class you will find mony businesses represented. ln class the students work in their prospective fields and learn through books as well as by experience. Some of the girls working, and the places they work, are: Sharlee Leech, Gilson's Hardware, Kathleen Cruise, Lebanon Paint Store, Bonnie Leach, Linn County Telephone Company, Peggy Con- nor, The Lebanon Express, Doris Neustel, Britton's Deport- rnent Store, Elyo Stone, The Smart Shop. The boys in the class that are learning o trade are, Gordon Haynes and Bob Rich- ards, Safeway, Lowell Preston, lrish 8. Warner, Bob White, Knowles 8- Johnson, Charles Arnold, Santiam Foundry, Bill 5, pnms rr,-.ykrr 5 Hobbs, Hobbs Machine Works, Kenneth Schenck, working to be Pi' wk a carpenter with his father, Kenneth Alkio, Lebanon Laundry, Tlrcrr' cmployer banquet was held in the school's new cafeteria March 23. T. 81 l. President Gordon Haynes introduced the club members, who in turn introduced their em- ployers. Then Dr. Moser from O. S. C,, the speaker of the evening, talked on students' interests and how they would help a student choose a vocation in later years after grad- uation. Following Dr. Moser, Mr. Nilsen, state director of apprenticeship, was introduced, and in turrr presented certificates of completion to John Speasl, Laddie Pesek, Vernon Bahrke, Forrest Baker, John Gwin up, William Moore and Ralph Myler. 59 BLLL Rjr. 'Nlr-tlri il L it SLrUq'1 L, 5' frs,n Girl, C :lil ngaiii D Gcrllclgltvr, lnrrd Raw Vvtt trt1O'-- Niltfls Zfltr lr'l. 3oL1cll, Vlfflozlni, fsrwt ivnr, Nitiiniin, Arnold Second Row Forbes, Cray, Copeland, Trigg, B Carlson Grows, tfxilroir, M, Wctflrlrvll, Slocum, Front Row. Bennett Rr-rum F VN' zfliiel CP' st ::n, t-levvr-tt Dewtriirt Bill.,-ri ldltorlr--t Sqlvrxalvnan Lllllll ELUH l'::'.ei' s o i ,M tlte La'in Club spo efioyed by oil. pofsefed etleer scl vyatilt A W Ol Doris Groves, social clwair Mary VN'ad:le'l air: Joe ' Tris lxlli been thc Clains secgvr ri sifcesstul year in Leizczfo' l' fins grown fron' :1 'W1!L i 'l3C 'Sl'lQ ot 26 to its pres- eet were et 42 Uet 'lr 5 ,ear Latin l had been taught e ly on 4: 'ive years, l' .vas 'lsfoaalm the petitioning of the side-'rfs 'lf-' l'2? Y fL1 ::e ' La' A ' arrl Latin !I to be taught lie' rg fli s year. Under tl'e leade'sl p of Mig Neantan, tlte club has been ' Q active, it Pot mC'e so tl'an any otlter similar organization if tl'e state S't,flEE 'S solzl Coles rr' tlte Corvallis and Sweet Home basketool games, ltancllecl alter-game dances, and wool activities Tlte Bingo concession nsorecl in tlto G, A, A, Carnival was ficers tor l9417-48 were as follows: izieslclent, Dick Gal- Jof-lla Slrtelilsg secretary-treasurer, mem Molly r-levvett, Marjorie Kimble, Cox: Stadert qeancf representative, Mary Kathryn Reeves. Tlte Charter members of the Club in Latin ll received their plns last year. Latin I s'-clents will receive trelf p'ns at 'ne beginning of tltey have a minimum grade point average of a tltre tleeir tlttrd semester providing tltat e tor tlte tirst two semesters of Latin, and-or, that they nfeet 'lte stateacvds of tlte Stoadarclizecl Latin Compreltension Test. GO Baca Row jricfjlnmctii, M. Zwcm'-i D. Gallagher, i-, Fiwn, G ll, Scirwriri n, Hunt, Duncan, Christensen. Fourth Row: Fryrear, Miles, Fritz, .luza, Hostetler, Houghton, Sims, Gray, D. Pierce. lliird Row- Whitce F. Bevan, R. Bevan, Trigg, Dorothy Neustel, Russell, Gilbert, T. Temple, R. Cox, B. Davis. Sf-rand Pow Ftzwat--1 Benz, Rf-e-ms, Pearce, Christian Graves Slgqifn B Olson, Rappe, L, Npugtg-l Hg-vvptt, rrent Row: Cuilsvil' Garrett, Kimble, VX'eaver. Netlanrt Howe, idnnan, R. Frum, Copeland, Carlson llliUNElll Ellll The lebonski Club under the capable leadership of Mr. Clark and Mrs. Stewart, enioyed a year ot entertaining ex' pioits, consisting at making trips weekly to the Hoo-Doo Bowl, and other points of interest, to develop and display their ta'ents. Other exploits ot the organization in addition to skiing were sponsoring dances that always follows the season's ditteient sports Al activities happening away from school needing transportation were always cordially aided by the School Bus Line. Ski Club officers are as tollows: president, Don Pierce, vice president, Jim Fryrear, secretary, Jean Russell, and treas- urer, Mary K. Reeves. The club was organized tive years ago, and each year has regularly acquired a considerable growth, This year it has grown lo.oo7 percent over last year's record membership of Dori Pifwce titty members. P 1- i '- i . . . l mm The Lebonski Club now has an olticial emblem created, and distributed only recently in the last year. lt is on a blue background with a Warrior in honor ol Lebanon High School's nickname doing very tine on a pair of skis. The emblems are to be worn by all the members on sweaters, which will give Cl very fine impression, and will aid each member in being recognized as such. Financially the Lebonski Club has broken about even. 61 Bain Row Brtldw n U-ttttrn, B.,iL i2K1rA' Frrtiw Sintsari, Slxuun' Lott ltigan N--l.on Third Row. VVilour, Row-Ill, Lgge-tt, Cartson Bennett, Lott, l 'idle-y l.:r'iier Lanny. Second Row Moore, Carlson, Vtlilcox, Neust'-l Bodtlme King, Htnniari Baoftlern, D.t.is front Row McCiacxen fhoif: sry- C xl zrnfjzzo Qtirrtgcw-ll K Citi' 1 grits- thmfgs Snr-ri t llllllllllll UUE W llii- lDJllQlfQC!'5l Kilim S'artcd czr' a tru: yea: with,-r the to lowing otticers: president, Jane Slocunig vice president, Ken Gallagher, sefretary, Gloria Logan treasurer, Janice King, , oeswiess 'nanager Norrna Bodtlce, and feryggentafiue to the student councif, Juan Carlson The cluo was helped through- out the year by a very able adyisor, Miss Loyedy liurkholderi ' The frrst exent ol the year was an initiation party giyen lor the new nientlacfrs by the old nienilaers The party consisted ot Qarnes, dancing, and refreshments, This initiation brought the nuniher ot Club niernbers to 37, Other winter activities ot the Cluh were ntany protitalulu ice Cffrarn sales anfl a Valentine Danco alter one ot tht, tiashetoai games, One ot the hggest events of the year was the trip to Me,-ter 8 Frank in Portland to witness the largn Scholastic Art Exhihit. ,AN5 SLQCUU Many Lebanon High art students entered the Contest and this D--Q tact 'wade the exhibit all the more interesting for the rngtnlymg rat Ctttendef: the exhibit During this trio the ntenibers also i.fis'ted the Portland Art 1-lU9f7UlTl ana the State Capitol in baleni This trip was a lot of tun ana yery interesting The Paleteerg' Club sponsored a dart oooth in the G, A. A Cafniyal which was one ri the ntost popular there Also, there were rnany members that not only decorated the Paleteers' Club booth but helped in decorating other booths Throughout the year the Paleteers' Cluh has helped other organizations lay making posters and other art work tor enfirtanntent purposes They also have done stage decoraf fron tor plays and other stage activities. ol Back ROW: Bovee, Dodds, Masrcniviools, Sw-nh. ST-Qoncl Row: Henklf-, D. Gallagher, K. Gcillaahs-r, PorTer, rv.rGvo, from Row' Campbell, Benshool, Ray, Bam-ls, TolTz The Visual Aides Qlub has proven To be one oT The rnosT acTive oiganizcnions in school They are charged wiTh The Task oT presenTing movies To various classes and The school as a whole, WfiTh The help oT Their capable advisor, Mr, Dodds, The Visual Aides have proyerl invaluable in showing picTurc-c Tor Teachers who may order Them, Eoys who are elecTed ima The club musT realize The res- ponsibilny They have in caring Tor The expensive sound equip- menT, Members are also under obligaTion To be on hand whenever iT is Their Turn To operaTe any of The eguipmenT, AT The beginning aT The year Three new members wen,- elecTed inTo The or'ga'wizaTion To Take The place oT graduaTed members. They were KenreTh Galagher, Lyle FolTz and Gary Maggee. T-Towex er if was decided ThaT more operaTors would be needed so Jerry 5arTels, rviarshall Swinlc, STan PorTer and i Us frrslif-ffTT1L Duane Bovee were accepTed as members. This raised The ToTal P membership To T3 boys Dick Gallagher was elecTed presidenT by The members aT The TirsT oT The year. He rrsuigrxri-cl wiTh The cluTy oT mal-Qing noon movie schedules and seeing ThaT new members fin- lllbglwf how To use The machinery An average aT T2 movies a monTh have been shown HealTh classes, World l-lisTory and The science classes accourned Tor The largesT number of movies shown. A schedule of noon movies were arranged Tor every VVednesday To be shown in The gym, These same movies being shown The preceding Tuesday aT Queen Anne School. An admission Tee oT len cenTs was charged. 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G1ec1111e, Ncmcy T11gg, 801111110 P00110 111111 P111 CQ11115111111. L1 -1 B..,, h,w ,. Qc, ,eggs D Gf:'.ticg'e', 1' rw ,, rs, Qsttrircfh Ggllgighg-r Abbott, Simons, Sc-Luict Qin: frzncvqri Heste'-f-t S 'DQlfli'i Hz'nl'e-- from G- 'inner 'ri'Z. Cc1r'e'. Svcs, Frcrst Row Ykniti-, Br-nstmof, Putt-rrsrun, Klzmine H Drcinfflcx, rt'1uqr'ivn Brin! Mile5 Prism-. lll,lllUli The th Y ltris ltflil fnciny dufstcindlncg cictiyitles this yecir. ftvciclivg the lst vtczf. their rinneril Sweethecirt Forntcil with Queer l-ide-n Je G This cinhucil function is only in its t't!'fl your fihd lift' :ziconte on intrinsic port of schooi, Avotlttfr highlight of the yecir wus hciying ci sencmtor, Dicls Gollogher, go to the stfite ccipitol ond help conduct student goyernnterit in the Hi-Y legislciture. Next yeor the president if th g snrrete w'l be chosen front our district. Tha hex Q 'clcitiocs grouo has solved seine of the nicnor peblents of ou' school. The group consisted ofthe hIifY ntern- lteti ond ri chosen group front the Girls' League. Other feciti res were the noon donces nickel hop, und ci spring picric held Moy 23 ot Suttle lolqe. Their bosketboll throw wcis one Cf thc- niost successful concessions ot the ' G. Xl. A QAf1I't'l.Cll i4g.pgj,p ipirg Offices of the club were, president, f-lorold Fritz, vice Pri-siflf-nt president, Boh lyliles, secretory, Lester Simons, treosurer, Ston Peselc, under competent yisorship of Bud'f Page. ln April 19 new nienibers were voted into the club They were cus follows, Bill Mc- Kinney, Johnny Jocohson, Jint Fryreor, Dick Dunccin, Lyle Foltz, Leon Dropelo, Ronnie Friiin, Fred lVlcCowcin, Rulph Miller, Don Boker, Jock Powell, Rcilph Voss, Don Hebert, Jock Hoynes, K. hloseid, Royce Howard Glenn Stcirnes, Stcin Porter ond Monty Horton. Officers for next yecir ore, president, Alon Frunt, yice president, Bob Qstermon, secretory, Jock Ayres, trecisurer, Joe Abbott. l-ll-Y motto i51 To crecute und rnciintciln high stctndords Of Chrlsticln cliorcicter throughout the school ond community. 65 flirk-wi.. -.. ? 3 1 f- ' li B.1Qx Q-A FH' 4g If , N- Sm-kim? R xx .uw 1 ZKHWI1' 'v :7S.l'f .. v F'u ' Rv. IN Fu- 'V' Flag:-W .X : -w- K.-V, TPC MMCQ fora- 'HS ww' ,: 'Nx1L!l1x'?,f+pl Q .F 15 X CS WOW xxhzdw 5 V-5. Fx- ,-Mm, g-gf hp v' IV' vw w 5. df 5:19 as Cciieiffg 'H 11:15- Q H +rs',:w1::' 'bv ff-1Qph0rw, vvfnfrrwg Crv 'M' Vwlx ll Q.: 5 ' S1 Qt. it Ms :f'D'::G CQ reccfds C1wS b,' vi C50 'Q '.'xVV'xQ: 'nlY'dS,flV'liL1C SlX 'X :qu X V xlqw 9' AQCKQYY. UTC Qing WMM fgwg fylmmg guy 'wg' c wwg xr' ASUCJVEN CVCSGIW 'G new 1' 'iff ruff- wi-X Q L, :NN Nor, WS? pC iOc1 DC C 'x Ncprh- ww! 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VV:1ddl-ll 5 1' V in -'X-.sei Hs-wett, Line, C'ocrf-tt icon'-' ftzwzztei, C'lFY'DbC'll, Uffora, llPnlillllE l3flilSllNlli First of its land for Lebanon Union High, this club was organized about the iniddle of the second sernester under the direction of Miss Gloria Johnson, it is an honorary organiza- tion rather than social There were apbroxiniately 30 students present at the first meeting when the name was chosen, thc- constitution, which was drawn up by Miss Johnson, was adopted, and the officers were elected. Officers for the rernainder of the year were cis foliowsl director, Anne Swanf son, stage manager, Diclc Houghton, scribe, Betty Canoy, and business nianager, Stan Peselc Specific reauirentents for rnenibership are enuineiated ir the constitution, some of which are: that you niust have ap- peared in a public presentation, or be in one of the speech and draina classes with a grade average of a two, or worked on the production staff of a public presentation and show a :tefinite interest in the field of drania. i-,,r f. ,.,c. A nienibership card is issued each inenibei on payinm,-ii? AN N St.N'Ats.SC V' ct ducs whiclr aw ann: italiai for initiation fee and fifty cents pe' Semester. initiation into the club is held twice a year four weeks following the beginning nf the fiist seinester, and two weeks following the beginning of the second seinester. llrrctian of officers for the following year is held in May, The first protect of the club was the holding of Open l-louse on May le in thc Little Theatre The club is xery proud of the new addition and showed it off in fine style A future uioect will be a Drama Nic ht'f when a series of one-act Jla s will be uiesent- f l J f '7 ed by the speech and draina classes and the club 67 y .--nhl Blink Row Hwlzvii, Foltz, Gulluglt-i, D, Gwll zfllii-1 ciftlinotiw iliircl Row Hcxivimetl, Borlrull, Frirwvll, Anclif--., Lfinzirgi, S+-'ond Pow- H1-yne fxdctmson, Swcinsrm, Kxorvltinrl, Millirr. iigiwl pow Ri 1-ww, BC1ck,n'iu, Qruvry ftllr. ill i, Htl, lll-llElli 1 - ' l3f:fi, nr U To the l'Onrf- V4 'if .4, . D v'i.fc: 'iof ctttef on obsence of in yn. the H'-Light once ntore 'node its I1L.lJ,l3'T our school. Published hieweekly, the dzry wo: iuit not Complete without 'ood- ing the poper. First students would turn to the gossip colunfn. Now how, did they ever know you were out with Suzy Jones? Someone nuts' fi l'i1.e 'fvked too rnuch. The H -Light -' - cnt -'ind news ot oil school evewtf, gmc: lent o helping hitnd though . 12 H its :Quhiicity deportrnent to the Sen- 559 K, ior ploy, Junior ploy,Qpe'ett:1 ond 304 GAMAGHEP other school octivities. lgc' 5- ff Fltrp' U , , hmm Though the stotf wcis 'other green, under the cidyisorship of Mr. Hickcox we were soot! y,cl,I :twang 1: pztper to rind: ony in the stote. With ci stoff oi hctrd working students which includfrd, for the hrs? term, uditoi, Peggy Block, ossociote editor, Dick Gollogher, business rnrtnoger, Delores Miller, ond ossociote business rnonciger, Deon Johnson. Second ternz the etri't wosf editor, Dick Gollogher, ossociote editor, Dixie Lee Fitzwciter, lausritcm. infinuger, Deon Johnson, ossociote business mcmoger, Pot Cone, 68 K 9 P 9 it ly 'r avr 1 Al 46 go H hv- P A 'fn ' ' t ' rr Lfzr-mtrrli, rt F A F- - I 1 .' rw ' 'ar r. Pwr'- r : R' N rtr-A 1.1 N 'J 1-A , Lt. iw- R 1, fi. 1,,- rt, L3 iiiwr l 'rr Q rw Sfninh lf fri t4ijvxl'irr': lr-bcirton Vcrrritronril Mrirlrinr, ishop Club vvos orgonized December 2, N947 :md new boosts ci membership of 18, oc- cordirg to leoncrrd CEo,ne , high school instructor ond odvisor ot the club Th- rluh Mrs organized tor the purpose ol prof motmg better thinking ond more relrobility ornong students so that they mdy enter orv xoccvioncil held otter grddudtion, Club ottrcers die cis toilows: president, Pdul Notzigerg vice presiden' Ducine Durenp secretory-treosurer, Stonley Porter, ond 1 ub gidvisor, Mr Gciiner Finoncrol problems ol the club were solved by doing custom Aolrlx tor' people, such os nreking ci shuttle cover for ci sevving mochineg welding drill hitsg vvelding lenders, grind- ing clutch p'cites ond bcidirtg clothes line poles, Some ot this money encibled the club to tcrlce trips to tcictories ond schools tor turther study ol their vvorl4 Field trips to locol mochme shops were token und proved to be very interesting Hiur sirrri arte The students hove lercirned to design repoir, and improve 'her methods in cipplyirig the use or electric vvcfqirrrg igetylvrre welding ond mochine shop prcictice. 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Schockinan, Roe, FRONT RON- Herron, Connet, Bowers, White, Roberts, Rice, VVeller, Vifeller, McEwan, Hickey. i. ll. li. The F. H. A. Chapter enioyed a very successful year under their able advisor Miss Schifferer, Home Economics instructor. At the first meeting of the club on October l4, i947, the following officers were elected: Mary Waddell, president, Betty Alley, vice president, La Vonne Connet, secretary, Elaine Ouggisberg, treasurer, Betty Lindley, reporter, and Maxine Alley, historian, Charlotte Tampke was nominated for a state office and Jacquie Witmire was elected delegate to Pendleton. Mrs. Alley was the Chapter Mother for the year. Many activities were participated in during the year. A Christmas party was given December I7 in the Home Econ- , ' ' ,E omics building. At the party the girls exchanged gifts and went caroling at the hospital. A group of girls served coffee llfflf he 1 Q and doughnuts at the Smith Kid's Christmas Party for the Kiwanis Club. Another group of girls decorated the class room doors with holly before the Christmas holidays. The club's chief way of making money was selling hotdogs in the hails one day a week, every other week. The chapter also sponsored a booth at the O. A. A. Carnival in which more hotdogs were said. The annual picnic at Silver Creek lialls is being planned for sometime in May May the Future l-lomemakers of America carry on next year and be as successful and as useful as this year. MARY WADDELL President 71 Baclc Row: Lindley, Russell, M. lNac1dell, Benz, Hamilton. Fourth Raw, Leech, Lott, L. Neustel, Shartel, Miller, Blazer, S. Davis, B. Davis. Third Rowg Miss Lewis, De Kuyper, Fitzwater, Baird, Saxton, Fields, Gilbert, Pearce, Trigg, Reeves, Rhodes, Mason, Olson, Weavei', Second Row: Simons, Peselc, Doris Neustel, Crockett, Dorothy Neustel, Herron, Schaclvn Front Row Pill Elllll ERNESTlNF FlFLDS President The annual semi-tor on, Car'son, Carlson, King, Johnson, Rappe. Cone, lNeilanc1,VVa'ner, Johnson. Cnristion. Warriorette otticers tor the T947-48 year were: president, Ernestine Fields, vice president, Dorothy Neustel, secretary, Betty Schackman, treasurer, Helen Joe Gilbert, and faculty advisor, Verna Lewis. Yell leaders, headed by Dean Johnson, were Joanne Warner, Dale Netland, Pat Christian, Pat Cone. Present at every maior game of the year, whether football or basketball, were the Warriorettes. This group of girl rooters is composed ct 44 members. Fourteen ofthe girls are Seniors, l2 Juniors, lO Sophomores and 8 Freshmen. Two of the l4 Seniors are otticers, while both the Junior and Sophomore groups each have one member on the executive council. Dur- ing the year one Senior, tour Juniors, one Sophomore and eight Freshmen were admitted to the club. To insure fine turnouts for this year's games, roll was taken at all of the home games. Those members still failing to appear without good reasons were fined 50 cents each time. When the teen-oge canteen, sponsored by the VFW, was First opened, the Pep Club gave the tirst performance, nial dance was given December T3 for the entire school. It was a girl-ask-boy event, as the girls in the club were required to attend. The price ot the ticket to this stupendous affair was Sl .OO per couple. Christmas Dreaming, theme Ot the dance, was very capably carried out by the decorating committee. 72 VV , I I ,L ,N,................ . ,,-9.-,...-.--....-4. . , gffx X 1 N 'rw 1 VARSITY CHM WHERE DURNS NIUSHL 55.1 1 JOANNF VVARTXIIR P1 nf- V QUEEN VELMA HINMAN NORMA. eomrcs Pr 'cf-ss M 1 H Q DONNA NICHOLS NANCY TRIGG DOROTHY NUJSTEL Prrncess Princess Pr-nv-ss 74 kg H XX i I M , ,, ff X J 'N 3 q I' fa ' if 1 NN N Y' N T' HENKLE FRUM COTTER HEBERT TANNER HAMILTON GALLAGHER HAUGHTON FRYREAR WHITMIRE BARTELS ilililliilli With the game played at Cottage Grove on Nov. T4, the season at last came to an end. It wasn't exactly an outstanding season if you merely take into account the games won and lost, but there is a lot more to a football season than this, for two of our games were lost in the last minute of the contest and it takes a very good team to do this. We also took the northern division of our league, but lost to University High in the play-off. Lebanon started the season with an I8 to 8 win over Newport. Next we took Molalla 7 to O. Then came the big week, the game with Albany. The Warriors scored early in the first quarter to put us out in front 7 to O, but Albany came back at us and made their touchdown but failed to make the extra point, So the game went on into the second half. In fact we led 7 to 6 until the last 45 seconds of the game when Albany made a second touchdown. Next on our schedule was Corvallis. Riddled with many iniuries, it was no surprise that we lost that one. We then journeyed to Toledo for the game that was played in the mudflats. The game ended in a O to O tie. Redmond was next and with it was another of those hard to take defeats. They scored in the last minute and 20 seconds of the contest to break a 6 to 6 deadlock and win l3 to 6. Lettermen for the past season are as follows: Jim Fryrear who will be a four year letterman on the team next year, Bob Osterman who is a promising half for the coming year, Jack Evans, although he suffered many injuries, earned his letter at half, Don McGourty made the traveling squad at half his first year out at Lebanon, Joe Abbott made the squad his first year after being a manager the year before, Gene Tanner did a very good iob of calling plays at the position of quarterback, Don Hebert, 75 lllllllillll although very short, made a tough fullback for the opposing teams, Sid Bartels qualified for half towards the end of the season, Stan Porter will be a promising guard for next season, husky Al Frum will be another bulwark in the backfield to help take the penant next year, Clare Cotter, one of the three that made the first team on the Tri-County, will be one of our best backs again next year, Cecial Benshoof, Ken Whitmire and Bob Miles all graduating this year, played wonderful games for their last season to earn their letters deservingly, Jack Haynes, coming out for his first year, made his letter playing the qualifying time, Les Wells made a very good showing as an end this year although he played half last year, Jerry Bartels, a wiry little end, received his letter for the second consecutive time, Dick Duncan, a tackle, will be the other four-year letterman, Dick Haughton is the second man to be elected on the Tri-County team and if you have seen him play you know why the opponent doesn't get up when he hits him, Lloyd White played a very nice season for being his last, as he is graduating, Don Hostetler was a mean guy at the center post and helped the line quite a bit, Bob Henkle is the third man to be selected on the Tri-County and the only one to be granted the privilege of playing on the Shrine All-Star team along with 32 other hand picked boys from all over the state, which is quite a privilege for any boy, J. T. Hamilton played brilliant ball at the end position, both offensively and defensively, Wally Campbell was another of those hefty guards we had and he will be back next year too, and Dick Gallagher, who made his showing two seasons ago on the B eauad as many of the others did, came back this season to dish out some more grief for the opponents. 76 HOSTETLER BENSHOOF WHITE PORTER HAYNES DUNCAN EVANS OSTERMAN ABBOTT McGOURTY Cfkit-APISELL WELLS ANTHONY MILES S. BARTEL13 EDWARDS OLSON lAUXWELL Brin Raw fin -nity Crip:-lrirrrt Ciiiirigc1,Bfrrxri,Clri stensenfol ,Smitty A im niturg, Carlson, Swinlx, Edwards Second Raw, G'1llagher, Cox, Hunt, Spence, Bovee, Bean, C nil., Zurcher, Vvrirnke, Chamberlain, Gilbert Front Row. Bovr-rr, Somrners, Michelson, Pemberton. Baca, lhorna, Howard, Van Fleet, Frum. lUUlHllll ill Sllllllll The football B sauad is primarily made up or boys who are training for the HA sauad. lvlany of the boys who played B sauad at the first of the year, went on to make their letter on the varsity. Although the year was not too successful, if success is counted in games won, the year was successful in considering the experience and playing skill developed by these boys. The Rapooses played five games, two each with Sweet l-lame and Albany, and one with Corvallis. All of these games were lost. Severai boys were outstanding and should prove to be assets to Lebanon's future football teams. In the line we have Anthony, playing tackle, who was strong on both detense and offense. Marshall Swink, the other tackle, was a bulwarlc on all offensive olays. Ken Gallagher was an excellent defensive end. Sammy Gilbert was a very capabie end on all offensive plays. Also showing promise at defensive end was Sum- mers. Both of the Bovee twins were looking good in there, one played guard, the other center. Rich Cox was considered a fine backfield man. Playing right half he was our hardest running backfield man. Cox made two of the three touchdowns against opposi- tion this year Ken Gallagher made the other on an intercepted pass. Norm Pemberton, hard driving fullbaclx, played a very consistant game. Royce Howard and Ronnie Frum played alternating auarterback. At left half were Rodney Bean, a fine passer, and Glen Spence, deceptive runner. Marvin Zurcher, playing defensive halfback, and Jack Michelson at guard also deserve mention. Witli the experience gained through tough, bruising play, these boys should do well an the varsity in years to come. 77 sa In my BBN ! tilt' X 1' Brick RUN. P.r:ns, Vis I Arrrfrt' H' ww' Ss-fond Ruvx Srnts, Julri, Uitewrrirr i'uin, Yviirtri, Pririr front Row: Hozteiler, Hun .fton, icinnivr, Pcittrt-sort, tryrrrrir iiiiEiiiiiiriii tit' SQUAD The seoson wos good this yeor, 1947-48, ds the teorrr won rnorrf thcin hott its gorrigs. Berng defending champions the iost three yeors, Cooch Bud Pages pupiis were hit igy on eoidenric ot rnunr,s, seoriet tever ond considefozbie bod tuck when Distriit 7 r W , F f gcirr es ?OiiCfi oround. This kept the teom out ot the stote tourrionreirt Not to he denied :i iittie giory, they deteoted Newport in o ciose gorne, thus tying tor the northern division Trifounty title ond the right to ploy University High ot Eugene tor' the iecigue titlra, Big ?fricArthur Court ot Eugene proved o iinx for the Lebonorr Crew ond they lost two out sf 'trree gonres ployed. Highiighting the seoson were wins over Roosevelt ot Portrond, Lczhrinon Elks, New port, Miiwoukie, Aibony, ond running up 65 points ogoinst Chenrowci. Fferyone remembers J, T. Hornilton putting the Newport gfinri: on ine, Gi,-ire icirirr1,rr s gift tosses in the Albony gonte, Bob Pcittersonfs high-arching shots os he sgrpri-d Q8 points ot Gronts Poss, Jock Evons' tree throw thot thriiied everyone by houncing through the hoop ond winning the gorne with the Lehcinon Eiiqs, Joe Ahpott's tricky rirrhhiing ond deceptive possing, Don i-ieherts speed ond heciutitui long shots, Airin Frunrs steody 5 points, Jim Fryreor's weil-ployed gorne ogoinst the OSC Rooks Les Weiis' prrinks ond ioud worhoops, Tommy Jufo being high point rnon ogoinst Corvciliis, Bob 'flcrrwcitern Osterrnon ond his Cool-hooded piuying, ond Don Hostetlerh good spirit ond iong iegs, Much credit goes to the rnoncigers, Ken Sirns, Dovrd Young ond Robert ihorrrp-.crrr Even though they hod the iob of picking up dirty tovveis, sweeping the gyni tloor' cirri. 73 Nil ,ttrktttg oll tlto utull rntcl tuttlr t-rfugssctuy lot tltfpttt51'.,tltuy wtll muy tt wus well vvortlt It Tlto trips rzroviclccl rt lot ol tum tot rvrfryottfg Vvlto took tltrtt towel from Hotel Do ttu lf rt smcgotlt utr ltztfertmg to some slocpy music topped otf o successful yeor. Lottormerw wore: Co-Cctptums J, T. Homiltout cmd Gum: Tonner, Jock Evorts, Bob ttw,-rsfztt, Joe Abbott, Dom Hebert, Tommy Juno, Alon From, Les Vtlells, Bob Ostermom l'lm'r2tlor' cmrl .llm Ftfwrtr Mottogor letters wore given to Kon Sims, Dovid Young fi T lwtt lltoxtxpsovt. Express Pltotos 79 tryttf rtt Grmtttts Pc1ss'r' lhrrtfgtrtlycft tltrf ttiglwt wltc,-tt Cllolt Sffctolo, odloirtirtg Hotel Del Ulu-, wus uovvclocl wltlt c,rflr:l1r'ltlc:s lrottt tlte Lolucutort lsctslxotljoll squod? Tltett there is tlto little tltocttor ot Tolorlo Wlticlt Burl vvostt't so ltoppy olbout. All this ond rolling Hunk Rwv-, Kirklisf v'v'l'it4- Lotte-' hnikvii, Siconrl Row, liuni, l7urirltC,lr1ilc, BUMP,Cltttxtefltsflt, Klcivrino, tiininrin, ilioiiipsoit, front Row. llflllllitir, SOllritlJr-rfim, i-,'icGouity, Bs-Llc, Gtlly. l2lllSllfillllll ill' SUUlil At tl'e stcwt ot bcisiccrtlncil, tins yeczr things vveie iothei grim 41stlte B'fsciucif,l lviil on y three returning nunterol vvinners front lost yeor's sctuod, ncin1elyMecirle Christensfrit, Rudy Kellison ond XNolly Conipheil. After severcil cuts, the squod consisted of Jini Sollenherger, Horold Botrfs, Soniinie Cotter, Percy Nordstrond, Don McCSourty, Holy White, Gene Beck, Keith Kiovono, Dick Groy, Don Boker, lvleorle Christensen, XNoyni, Holzfuss, Qodney Becin ond Bold Hinnton, which Qcive us plenty of height, speed cincl ci tough ond rugged bockhooid strength. The teont ployed 30 goines ogoinst such teorns os Molollo B squod, Shedd, Phiiotncith, tvtiil City, Monroe, Jefferson ond Scio squods, winning 26 gontes ond losing only 4, scoring N28 points for cz 37 point per gonte overoge ogoinst ci 26 point overoge for our opponents. Highlights of the seoson were the defeot of Shedd, ri teont thot vvos ci finolist in district B ployoffs, 57 to 40, ond Mill City, onother district B finolist, 47 to 40, breolxing the individuol scoring record hy t-torold Botes who hod never ployed bosketboll before ond vvos on the first five oil yeor, He coliected 21 points ogoinst Chentovvo ond thi: Forint score vvos hrolcen olso rigfiinst Cheniovvci 69 to 26. A fine nucleous vvill be on hond for next yeor, but gone to the A squod or out of lxislcetboll vvill be Coptoin Don McGourty, Ci hard driving, sinooth forvvord, who scored 144 points. Bob White, the dribbling ond possing expert, Soniniie Cotter, the fost, rough luockhoord rnon vvho scored iOo points before leoving on o trip, Horold Botes, who wus ri fine defensive ployer, cind Percy Nordstrond who ioined the Novy. Meorle Christensen scored 155 points to Ieod oll scorers, 80 ,gg 'www .www ,.. ,hL. . ., W. . r '- wff:.'f,.f qv, 4 .1 IQW in E la Ab 5 '5U'f, ,QMN t L - le- 1 ,Ii L V 4, 5 te, xi I 1 0 Q6 cv'-r 'rnrl iila-' 'r x r,,, rc Vvyii-Lf, in las- A O-r' 5 a nr-vvrt i' '- rrtourtnlyrn' oi 'hrs 'X Tlrrrri r riifluwt fr ldcife? was r ,lilClxCX'K1i'M :nrt rriirfim crggiress x oi last Glen Siwrrwr anrl Heli rt VVLWC Vlvlrflry ' ir, M, v'vrth P 'f A Y my, ,B u Pi 1 tr. Freclerrcls, 'I' 'V -'Nr l s 'deze f, J. ls' 'ff -.1:'y f ls Oson, Porter. 9 V' 1' miss, K rx te ft ew: iv, Sea - Spence Grescncri r nil. rw' hascflucill team did not have cr spectacular year, nruch experience hcrvv vvas gained, With tevv ot this yew s letternten graduating, much -f yea' s sciuad Coach Levvis Claw can he credited tor the time iob 4, frrra ,r righting bollclub, r :itil stait consisted of Jerry Bartels, veteran Junior, Larry Ensley who is fi savart, and Freshntan Rodney Sean, lack Evans, one oi last year's 'milile to pitch rnony games beco jg :wack next year the Warrior p .i-r '.,1 rl my Stan Porter, who did a -cf-iii,-rrt roh at shortstop hesides sh fi zzrternately by Jerry Bartels, vvho use ot a had shoulder. With three itching should really have o future. vert, :apaple iob at this post, Don owing are-at povver at hat. Second 'ed thc- teant in patting averages, : Rwdrrrzy Bean Capable Les Wells C'JH'f'Cii the lirst sack, Les is a return- Jurrrtv Bean, hard-hitting Junior, v-vas cwtclw' Lettfielcl vvas played by liL1 'E'lS vvhose power at bat vvas very npch an asset. t-larord Bates, one 'st nine, handled centertieid. ,laclc Exans rs cryecl righttield and pitched rr it '.'Ef?Il as utility inirelder, played petl- tvs' Erase and shortstop as Wells' rrtrtutifc Other reserves vvho shall oe rnrphrsll, Charles Peoples, Buel Olson rvrrar-is wr-ro Ralph Voss and Charles tri 'uck and hard work these boys sh assets to the tearn in years to come , Cir-atis Frederick and Bill Andres. fx ., .' Cvw-Tcliti. ou rt irela a powertul ball club next year, as rrrost ul the previous rnentionecl are to return next year. Bi , .7 i -, , . - . . '. ' ' n , 'M -,,. ,J ' . ' Back Row, Gilbert, Miller, Henmle, l.'oidersti'risse-, M, Cliiistf-viii-ii Lott, Ricnard, Messal. Second Row. Gerten, Duncan, Glaus, R Christensen, Solif,-iibfrrrgi-i, Swink, Powell, G. Haynes, Ciilalnin, Front Raw, LaFond, Fritz, Brannon, J. Haynes, McGaurty, Foltz, Groves, Leach, Praclit, Sanderson. liiilill Making its second debut atter a period ot nine years, Lebanon Hgh School has again proven its ability on the ' cinder path Returning 'etterriien were Clayton Garrett, Ken- neth Vordersvasse and Dick Duncan. Clayton Garrett suc- ceeded this year in breaking records both in the 440 in ,531 and 880 in 2104.3 at the Tri-County meet. The schedule and results this year were, April 9 Atigany l0o, Lebanon 76, Jetterson lo, Swami Horne l l, April i3 f- Afbarry 60, Ecgene 50, Lebanon 42. f pil io W ldayward Relays April 23 f- Wi larnette Valley- Garrett 2 seconds for 8 points. Aprii 27 - Saieni 77, Aibarty 50, Lebanon 26. April 30 - Tri-County, placed third with 34 points. l May 4 - Albany 92, Lebanon 50, Newport 49, Jetlerson 24, Sweet l-lonie 4, Talt l. Lebanon l06, Sweet Horne lo. May 7 - Fourth in District Five nieet with 26 points. Clayton Garrett in the 440 and Dick Duncan in the discus qualified lor the state nieet with Garrett placing fourth in the 880 finals. Records rnade this year were, Joe Abbott, 5'o'i.2 high iuinp, Jim Sollenburger, i9'23i: , broad lump, Joe Abbott, 9'9'f pole vault, Don McGourty, 1466 iavelin, Dick Duncan, i2l'l l discus, Larry Klang, 41' 337' shot put i947 , Dale Pracht, ,l0.7 l00 yd. dash, Don McGourty, 124.3 in 220, Clayton Garrett, 1531 in 440 and 2,011.3 in 880, Jack Haynes, 5,062 in mile, Joe Abbott and Merle Christensen, ,28.l in low hurdles, and Joe Abbott, 18.1 in high hurdles. CLAYTON GARREYT ,way 5 Y Cciotain 82 oe 'S Qtr Back Row, Vaughan, G. Haynes, White, Fritz, Front Raw: Conner, BUrtCl5. lllllllllllllll llllSlllllTilll lllllllllg During the intramural year T947-48 the Senior Tigers were fortunate to take the basketball championship of the Student Body. Although the Faculty team lost but one game, they did not count in the final standing. The Tigers played TT games and lost 2, leaving a total of 9 games won. Gordon l-laynes led the Tigers as well as the rest ot the intramural teams as being high point man for the year with TO4 points. The Tigers are credited with 256 points for them and 230 paints against. Guard Harold Fritz was selected captain at the begin' ning of the year and he did a good iob ol leading the Tigers to yictory. Name Pos. Games Pts. Tigers Faculty Tigers Wolves Gordon Haynes G TO TO4 Tigers l-lotshots Harold Fritz G 7 26 Tigers Greens Dean Johnson F 9 29 Tigers Whites Sid Bartels F 5 23 Tigers Molasses Lloyd White C 9 23 Tigers Bullets Ken VVhitmire G 6 T8 Tigers Blazers Bill Conner G TO T4 Tigers Indians Darrell Vaughan F 8 T2 Tigers Blues Clayton Garrett F 6 7 Tigers Reds 83 i Fa- if.-. - 5. V' fx .X .' R, 'X.'X15'L li'..,3K SMC-xg' 5-J L': ' Q.-A i -hz. 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Trador Repaurnng Brake Shoe Exchange Welding Gene 81 Amel Davns Phone 1901 Third 8 Sherman L y Day A1 I A L he . , P op. . Y I 1 Nl ' T . L07 LEBANON SAND 8- GRAVEL CO Morse Bros Ready Max Concrete Phone 4141 LEBANON SKATING RINK VV B HOLBROOK PHONE 1263 LEBANON PAINT SHOP Pointing Decorohng Q' front Phone 2752 LEBANON SANDWl.H SHOP Don 1 Let The Nome Confuse You Try Our Dlnners ond STeoks Sud ond Dolsy Burroughs Phone 11891 86 E Sherrnon LEBANON VARIETY STORE 'rv F J Uv LINN COUNTY LUMBER YARD Dlstrlbutors of mmm Far Plne Cedor ond Hemlock Lumber ost Doors Millwork Potnts ,mah Q-.1555 Thurd 8. 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