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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1952 volume:

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A-M it j - -' Q '.. ,I W .. k - F , 4' , J i 'QS ' I V 9 7 - -A, ,f Y-i, 4 1,5-1 - 2 - - .f f a- ? -,:- - -4 f - , ' -1 --1:-' , f, -f N.: -:Ll --, ,NE1-,f '-.. E Y - ': ' -- 1---.........-...fu --15..- 'K IN MEMORIAM We remember Phrlup best os o toll gonglung boy hndmg hrs self consciousness behmnd G big friendly gran We see hum now helping someone do o hord problem In mothe motlcs l-le wos doing It not becouse he wonted to show how smort he wos but be member has quiet unossumlng frlendly woy of lufe How hord he worked to help you get o cherished office or gove you o boost never oslclng onythlng In return for himself l-le liked to see others get the br oks Phlllp s close friends knew how mony fumes hns health brought hum to closed door But he hod the couroge to open other doors l-le hod the oblllty to meet defeot IH has ombntuons wlthout chonglng has loyoltles Phnlup reminds us oll thot llfe us not ID the length cf doy lned but IH the woy one lives couse he loved to help others. You could tell it by his grin, Qthers of you will re- ' - - f . .l . . - - - w I MARLENE FARM R JACK WARD Ed to Assocuate Ed tor ALICE SCHMIDT PAT DODDS BILL MORGAN Bus ness Manager Assoc ate Bus ness Manager Art Edltor EDITOR MARLENE FARMER ASSOCIATE EDITOR JACK WARD BUSINESS MANAGER ALICE SCHMIDT ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGER PAT DODDS ART EDITOR BILL MORGAN As man throughout tame has struggled to brlng about the success of every Important happenung so have we as students labored through the halls of knofvledge 'r ha I en our srncere aim that th l95I 52 Narrlor shall In later y ars awaken for you long forgotten memorles of the past May those who come after us protnt by our mistakes and successes as we have profuted by those of our predeecessors We sincerely wlsh to thank the persons who have atded ID brmgung this book to you and especually Mr Howard I-Ilckcox our advnsor if 1 za, ' A XAQCIITIOIS Sta ozzluzzls SEIXIIOQS CLASSES MUSIC ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS SPONSORS I ADMINISTIQATIGN GEORGE M HENDERSON Degrees E versnty of Idaho Gradu ate Work at North Ida ho College of Eclucatnon Oregon State College Unnverslty of Oregon Subgects Asst Supt for Instruction ACfIVlfleS Instructional Supervxsnon Curriculum Developmen and Coordnnatuon PAUL ARMSTRONG Degrees Chico State College B A Unrversnty of Oregon M A Sublects Englush and Publncatlons Spanssh Actlvltles Publications Co Advlsor Hu Light t W KING Degrees PGCIIIC University B A Unlverslty of Oregon M Activity Supermtendent KAY KINCAID GREAME Degrees Western Wash College Masters Degree from University of Oregon Attended Unlverslty of Calnfornna and Southern Oregon College Subgects Dean of Glrls Sophomore 2 World Culture II Personaluty Development Actnvutles Glrls League Advisor LAWRENCE F PAGE Degrees Oregon State College Sublects Asslstant Prlncnpal Athletic Dlrector and Bookkeep In ACflVlflES Advisor for Hn Y Club Head Basketball Coach THEODOR D BOLOBONOFF Degrees Lewls and Clark College M Sublects Vnom O hosna Composut on ACfIVIfIeS Clvnc Orchestra Theory BURLEIGH CASH Degrees A and M A In E u hon U of O Actlvlty Prmclpal ERLAND J ANDERSON Degrees Sublects Woodshop P E and Health Actlvltles Stagecraft 8th and 9th grade Basketball J. . A. ' ' , . .z B. . - . .' cl cc . A. I ' ' I: l l O B. S. M. S. d., Uni- l . . ' '.9!'. l E Bachelor's Degree from Oregon state B S. I A : - I ' ' 1 B. . D I ' I' , 'rc i' , 6 l-OWARD W BROCK Degrees Fifteen years Automotive Service Xfilork tour year Precision Tool Building and Finishing Sublects Auto Mechanic JOHN CAIN Degrees B S Pacific University cUblBCfS Tvplflg Activities Jr Class Advisor Finance Committee LOVEDY D BURKHOLDER Degrees B Ed University of Ore gon Additional work Colorado State College of Educaton Oregon State Co'lege Sublects l 2 Activities Paletteers Club Advisor Junior Senior Prom Stage De orations All plays May Day Concerts etc L K-if A DODDS Degrees Northwest Missouri Stc e T a hers B S Univer sity of Missouri Lblects Activities Veteran C0 ordmator T I Club Advisor 7 MARIE BURGESS ACflVl'leS Secretary to Principal OLIVE DOAK Degrees ublects 8th Grade Soc Science and Science Activities 8th Grade Class Advisor Counselor GRACE A BURNS Degrees University or Oregon B A University of Denver Subgects Librarian for Lebanon Schools Activities Library Club LEONARD E GAINER Degrees V E N D Graduate E1 gineer Hemphill Diesel Engineering Schools Se attle Wash Machinit and Mechanic Sublects Machine Shop Theory and Practice Acetylene anJ Electric Welding Activities Ad isor Vocational Macn Shop Club w . - , ' B. S. in L. S. Art , , 3 ' ' ' :I . I' 4 .I '- - . ' ' ' ' - Willamette University, B.A. .. ' : S ' g A. . . 1 I 7 . . . . I e :. , . .5 ' f ' I ' ' S I l Z ' I 1- yt. T. 81 l. ' . . ' , .s - ' . EARL GERFEN Degrees Elmhurst College B A Wtllomette Unlverslty Subgects Unted States Hnstory ana Government and Prob Iems I Actlvltles Track Coach Intramural RUTH JANKE Degrees A Reed College Gradu ate work at Umverslty of Washungton Central Woshlngton Teachers College Sublects Lotln I and 2 Englnsh 3 Activities Advusor for Jumor Class Pep Club Advisor CAROLINE B MATEJECK Degrees D S F Bottaneou Dakota Actlvutles Secretory to Supernntend ent of Schools Dlrector I R L Advlsor Jumor Class Advlsor MARY K Mac LEAN Degrees B S Unnverslty of Oregon Oregon College of Edu cotton Sublects World Culture 2 Actwmes Sophomore Class Advnsor ROBERT KANE Degrees B A College of Idaho M S Umverslty of Ore gon ublects General Scuence Physucol Educotlon and Health Acflvltles Baseball Coach Asst Foot ball Coach WILLIAM MOYNIHAN Degrees Willamette Umversnty B A Sublects World Culture I Boys Counselor Actwlhes A S B Actlvlt1esChalr mon Advusor Sk: Club Freshman Class Advusor 8 HOWARD HICKCOX Degrees Huron College B S Unwersvty ol Munnesota Oregon State Oregon Sublects Chemustry Physics Advanced Mathematics Publlcatlons Activities Warrior Advisor Hu Llght Business Advisor Handbook Advnsor CARL MAY Degrees B S Educatuon O C E Sublects En :sh 8th I Il Specuol Education Advlsor an Gutdonce Center ff' ' . .5 . 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' I ' - G' Q ff f ' N. . . ., ' ,N- ' ' 'f -- , ALBERTF NEUMAN Degrees B S Ed Oregon State Col lege Mt Angel College Voss Bustness College Chrcago Unnversuty of Oregon Sublects Btology Actuvrtres Sophomore Class Advusor School Fnnances Sctence Club GENEVIEVE PILUSO Degrees Umverstty of Oregon Frfth Year Decker Bust ness College Portland Barclay Secretarial School San Francnsco Sublects Stenography l offtce Prachce Activities Student Fnnance Otfrcer Julnor Class Advtsor Q C PARHAM Degrees B S from Oregon State College Sublects Algebra l Geometry Consumer Mathematrcs ACTIVITIES Advrsor for Fare Squad Sophomore Class Advrs RUSSELL P SCOTT Degrees 2rd Art Oregon State College I949 Sublects Dra tmg General Draw ng and Druvung Educatron Trannrng Actuvmes Outclocr Sportsman s Club Advrsor MRS VIOLETTE OLSTAD Degrees B A 5th Year Fresno State Sublects Homemaklng Actlvltles Caleterla Supervisor .lunzorF H A Advisor C Y F Advnsor DOROTHY W SCHILTZ Degrees Oregon State College h Year Graduate Wo lc Denver University Columbta Umverslty Unrverslty of Oregon Sub ects Social Economucs Actuvmes Advtsor for Tru Y IMOGENE PESEK Degrees Umversnty of Oregon B A Sublects Physrcal Educatron and Health Actnvltles CoAdvlsor for Gnrl Ath letlc Assoclatron ALB RT V MONS Degrees Oregon College of Edu tlon Subleds Enghth G cde Moth Activities Elghth Grc de Advrso . I . . ' , . . - ' R. . . f or. - f . 'A l' ' University of Oregon, B.A., OWU Wesleyvn B- A-1 5 M. S. ln' . 5, . ' . I Y : : I . . . : ' . . .l A - l I 5' X 9 Q VINTON SNYDER Degrees S ln Music UFIIVSISI of Oregon 1939 Muslcnan U S Navy 1942 45 Sublects Bands Htgh School and Grade Schools LYNN SJOLUND Degrees B A Oregon 1951 Sublects Choxr Glrls Glee Mlxed Chorus MRS STEWART Degrees Umverslty of Oregon Subgects Engllsh 2 Achvmes Sophomore Class Advisor EMILLA TSCHANZ Degrees B S Oregon State Sublects Homemalclng and Engllsh Actnvntles Advisor for F H A and Freshman Class LOUISE KINDRED TAYLOR Degrees tlon Sulalects 8th Englush 8th Socnal S ence Bth Science 9th General Math ACTIVITIES Advxsor for 8th Grade Class GEORGE VAN PELT Degrees Unlverslty of Oregon B S Sublects Physucal Educatlon and Health Actlvltles Head Football Coach Asst Basketball Coach 10 JEAN LANGDORF SMITH Degrees Umverslty of Utah B S N Bachelor Scuence In Nursing Education ulnlects Health Education Physical Educatlon School Nurse Actlvmes Co Advisor to G A A ROBERT L THOMAS Degrees Umverstty ol Olegon Sublects Gen Mathematn s Gen SCIenCe Begllllllllq Psychology Actlvltles Instructor lrullel Sports C ub i V A : 2 rl I b ' . , Q . , E . , r L B' ' . . . I , I .ty . .. ' B- .if 5 fr. If ' I ' 1 '0 Oregon .College of Educa- B. A. Mathematics, 1950, ' , ' ci . 1 'c, , . . l . .mf I ,.s. -..MM , c .. . S A 1 MURLE R. VVELLS Degrees: University at Nebraslscl, B. S. Oregon State College, Subiects: Health and Physical Ecluca, tion. Activities: Wrestling Coach, Intramu- rals: B Squad Football Coach, Dean of Boysp Boys' Counselor. RALPH L. WOOD Degrees: B.S., University of Oregon, Graduate Work at Ore gon State cublects English I World Culture I Public Speaking Activities CoChairmon of Assembly Committee Dromatics Coach and Advisor to National Thespian So ciety Advisor of Fresh man Class Paper ELLEN McCLELLAN WILSHIRE Degrees: University of Oregon B. A. Mills College. Subjects: College Preparatory English: Senior English. Activities: Senior Class Advisor WILLIAM THOMAS Chairman of District UI Chairman of District I6 A C AYERS E H BOHLE MRS RALPH HERRON J H IRV E Director of District U I Director of District I6 :rector of District I6 Director ot District I6 Qi. ,P ,nie .sg-'ff EARL UGGEIT BERT UDE HUGH wucox Amr witsom D rector of D str U U I D rector of District U I Dwecfor of D,5,,,C, ig, D W tor gf D,5i,,Cy 1 1 . . . . . , . IN . . . - , . . D. . . . . , 4 .I F , V, . C , A V I y-,. 1 .Q ' ,fy . A I Z I , . 5 5 'I 'Q I 79 ,227 A ' If ' PK fl? 'lv' ' .f ,c s . . f ,wilt 3, Y . - TA 0 I f me-.51 'C Y LL r . r . ' - ,qc U. W 'f1Z'f 0 Stucluut Body Cvfficers mul fozulcil BACK ROW: Judd, Jacobson, Trigg, Moynihon, Oslwrn, Dixon, Temple. FOURTH ROW: Diercoff, Slewort, Frank, Sparks, Beck, Gott. THIRD ROW: Johnson, Williams, Seems, Anthony, Baldwin, Grove. SECOND ROW: Nefloncl, Kenyon, Former, Word, Swanson. FRONT ROW: Stclslg, Gornberg, Jordon, McCmcken. BERNITA AMES ICLARKI In murrraqe the eve fund the hand bunds and the heart chooses rs Leaguel 2 3 4 ta 3 4 Gle Clulal AGNES BACKMAN P Personality rs to man what erfume I5 to a flower rs eaaue I Representative I 2 G I I the Month 3 Yell Leader I b lrght 2 3 Assocuate Edrtor 2 Edutor 3 Princess at Gnrls League Sweetheart Dance 3 T Y 3 Student Courtcul 3 Class Secretary l Becgunrrrs Chorus I Play publucuty Stat 2 May Dax Prmcess A DALE ACKERET Every man should keep a falr sized cemetery In whuch to bury the faults of hrs friends Baseball 3 Basketball 3 Tr ck 4 Chorus 4 Schol Paper 3 4 Boys League 4 DONNA ANTHONY It as more blessed to glve than to receive :rs gue I Gurls League represertatlve G r at the Month 2 Gu Is Chorus I 2 Operetlrr 2 TrlY 3 4 Song Leader Presldent 4 Lrlarary Club 4 VALITA ANDREASOII Silence rs deeo as eternity speech rs shallow as time T Y 4 Prom Decoratuon Commtttee 3 Gnrls League JEAN ALEXY Silence the elem nt In which great things fashion themselves Gnrls Leaquel 2 3 4 C o H152 3 Operetta 2 3 Hom GLORIA ATHEY Me and my shadow rs Leaque I 2 3 Christian Youth Fellowshlp 3 4 Proqrom Chairman 4 G A A from Glrls Grrls Captaln 2 3 4 Trans r Gates Yell Leader 2 Basketball Team I 2 Valleybal Team I f DICK BAERTLEIN Why teachers turn grey nd I ' .A - H H - is E - Q I .5 ' ' ,l , , , : I1 - . a 7 1 C , : , 1 '? . , , ' , Ec. I, 2: Tri-Y 3, 4, 11 ' V ' 5, I ' ' L, X l 5 ' , . ri- : A I I I T ' Gi I ' , , , : OD' ' 7 - eret , p e , 2, If 2' 3- 4- 3, 4. - . ta. ' Gil' , ,,.,4:li G' I ' Leg I 2, 3, A, brary .Club 2, 4, Treasurer 4, 35 i I I , f . ' : 'r ' , 5 . . I, 2, , 7 fe of , yy H , . H .Il ' . Ba ,2.31T8rl4. Gi I ' L , 2, 3, 4: .' , , ir o 1' Il, 4, Pep Clu 2: 3, 4: 'Hi' L Fl- 1 ' . L ' f ll A5 LU wi THLR BAGGETT School is only for the cked. Football 3, 47 Fire Sauad 3, 4, HIYY 3, 4, Letterman's Club 3, 47 Prom Committee 3: Intramural Manaqer Ip Jr. Class Clown, Intramural Bos- lwtlnall I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Football 1, 2. VVAYNE BARBER Would you repeat that question aqam please Staae Craft Club l 2 LORRAINE BALDWIN Have you not heard full oft womans nav doth stand for naught r ofthe Month I 4 C: of the Year I Representa tnve 2 Vvce President 3 D eqate to Glrls State 3 Pep U I 2 4 Secreta f Vuce Preslclent 4 Yell Leads G C orus I 2 as ecutnve Councul I 2 Class Secretary 3 Art Club 2 TrlY 3 4 Student Coun CII 4 .lumor Prom Chanrman 3 lProm Princess 3 Make urs f2 3 D A R Ca I date 4 May Dov Prlncess 4 OUP 1 IOfCc ANN BATESON Beauty ls truth truth beau at I ye know on earth d a ye need to know O Cluln T S nt Councl for ztlvr Tru f gn rf Pram Rf- r s r' n C0 Cha rw an 3 L brnry Club s Thr s mo Cla Pla tr of th Month 2 rt Councnl ffAN BAKFR May the hinges of friend- slflp never rust. Girls' League I, 2, 3, -1, Glrls' Glee I, 2g Oofrretta I, 2g F. H. A. lg Tri-Y 3: Pep Club 4. 4' BILL BARTRAM There s too many Bulls Im changmq my name to Hawk Hastlnas Nebraska H ah School Gyrnnastncs T ann I 2 Tlmrcl Pla e In Nebraska State Gymnastics Meet 2 rack 3 Wres lr Machlne Shop Club 3 e termans Club 4 BILL BALLHEIM He was the mnldest man nered man that ever sucttled a shun or cut ca throat Football 4 Letterman s Club 4 Baseball 4 Hull Mull a V Ac Football I 2 3 Basket 3 Baseb Lettermans Club I 2 3 DEAN BECK He has an eye for curve baseball and otherwise B snbull I 2 3 4 Foot all 3 MOVWCNJ r I Basketball Croxihla n 3 Furc Sauad 2 3 Box Double Qugnet Class nt 2 Class Representatwe Sl-I Cub 2 Prom Co Chat 3 Mar Day Con ml Q fo Cha rman Bar mov Klwan ar- 4 I I - 6 Gi I ' , , 'ati , ' ' ' A I :I ' I' , : : ' I r , ' - Q boil I, 2, ,' ' sud, Cl b , -, 3, : 2 rt 2- I . . . 1, ms' ls ' . , cu 5 Ex ' ' , , 3: Slaf , I . . I . Ad'- F ,I , 3. ' . i' ' Q V e . . p C Wx I T ' , 4, fl' Q' si F 1 L T- tY-th is cl l . - 'H S' , an II G f. 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I 'if JOHNNY BROWN Sigh no more ladies sud no more Intramural Football I 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Intramural Soft a Intramural Golf 4 H Pale eers I u I Lnqlwt 3 Staqecralt 3 4 YRUCE CALKINS A lnttle demon In dISQl-H59 Oclwestra 2 3 H Y4 T81 J!-CK BENSHOOL Where there s smoke there are 3 14 MARY BROWN Her very frowns are fmrer for than smlles of other mol ens are urs ecmue I Prom Prmcess 3 MOV Dax Princess 4 A.. ks 19' LE ROY BROWN One wlse man s verd ct out we ghs all the fools Wrestlua 2 Aclxanccd Cho ru 3 Christian Youth Fel Iowslwo 2 3 4 One-retto 3 GEN: CALPH Stull water runs deep Club 2 Art 3 Intramural Mcmauor 3 DONALD BROWN A llttle man IS usually o bg man retlurq 2 Druvers Tronmncl 2 Outdoor Soortb mcm Clubfl CHARLOTTE BURROWS Her wut qoes all the wav around and buttons down her back Grs Leaaue 4 Tr Y 4 Al bony Student Body Repr sentotlve 2 I7 Member 2 and 2 Treasurer 3 Gsrls Fed 2 Ooerelta I Class Acts 2 3 Sophomore Class Plav 2 O chestra 2 l ft r 1 N H - - 5 f. 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If 1, gifs- I 6 KENNETH CAMPBELL Sure thlnq I lust qot mv self another car Orchestra 2 3 4 Wood ho u 2 Clu DELORES CARROLL What as beautiful IS good and who I5 qood will be beau tlfu Beamners Bancll Advanced and 2 Gvrls Chorus Mixed Chorus 3 Glrls Lea Q I 7 3 4 Ooeretta TOM CANAGA Dont qet smart with me lud Im ough RICHARD CAMPBELL RJ Look at me young man for I have won the love of a woman ootball 2 3 4 B Squa I Coptam 4 Wnllamette Val All Star Ist Tearn 3 Insolratwonal Award Foot 4 eball Bas etball 4 B Squad 2 3 Lettermans Club 2 3 4 Letterman s Vice Presldent 4 Stoaecraft Secretary 3 Class Serqeant at arms 3 Chorus 3 Ooerefrcn 3 Prom Deco ation Commrttee 3 DUANE CHRISTENSEN Every man I5 a volum himself If you know I-ow read hum e Squad 3 4 H 4 Vice Pre en Football 4 Class Treasur 4 Irrtramural Softball I I tramural Basketball 3 4 Jr mmee 3 'W' HOWARD CHRISTENSEN Im anly a lrttle chop m ther says Im frail Intramural Nanaqer I 2 I Scum Class Presudent 4 r Sen or Prom Decoratnon Cam : S n or Pictur rn X 4, NIV- ,U J BILL CARROLL A bold bad man F otball 3 4 Track 3 4 Lottermans Club 3 4 Int a mural Softball Champions 3 Eootliall B Sauad2 Base a LOUISE CHRISTIAN Her cheerful smlle bnqht ens the day Eand rffo Band I Glr L auuf- I 3. 3 4 Ss-x e , 1 H. . 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' .I HLY 3, 4, F're d 2, 4, K, 5 , I I I 'lice ' I Q J .- f , ,' I5 .I IllI: 3: H- I ' Q CO - I ' 1, ,aff--I -1, LEOLA COLLINS Slmpllclfy the o It qround of qood Iasie urs eoque I C orus I 2 3 Sextet 2 3 TrlY 3 Thespvcns4 F H A 2 Sofetv Drrvnnq 3 Senior Closs Plov 4 EDWARD DART He knows o Io! but he can never thunk of II Woodshoo Club 2 3 Trecs urer 2 Chrlsllon Youlh Fel Iowshlo 4 SEDAIRA CLARK Everyihmq comes Io Ihose who can won n I Grls IIARLIN COX I thunk therefore I cm Ochestro 2 3 Hn Y 4 T I Club 4 PATSY CONNER Short ond swee Irs euque I Dru Team 2 Glee Club 2 CLAUDINA DAVIS When I sand I should due on old maid I dud no? 'hunk I should Ilve MII I were mor rled lr s eaque I C orusl 2 3 4 Grrls ex 'e' 4 Junuor Prom Commut tee 3 I8 JAMFS COLLINS dd Dull o me u Irxck on fha! GUY MYRNA GAV CROSSAN The heart the moufh speokeih Irs ecque I Chrnsflon Youth Fellowshm 2 3 4 Senior Closs Plov 4 Lnbrcrv Club 4 ' k 'IIoy, i I I o Bo cl 2, 4: I ' Leo- I que I, 2, 3, 4. ,, . . . is b C 1 I H L, K K . G' I ' I. , , 2, 3, 4: G'l'LA ,2,3,4p 'Il 1 I h ,, I F.H.A.1. I ' , ' . 81 Out of lIhe abundance of Y . : - : . .' I5-f . . E G'l4'4L ,2, 3, 4: I . I I . . ',, Q I . . I ' . . G:l'L. ,2,3,4: I h ,., , : I I S I' ROSE DEAN Thouqh7less of beauty, she was beouty's self. Jun.ar Sentar Pram Queer 3: Glrls' Leaaue 3, 4: Senior Renmsrntativf- 4: Trt-Y 3. lvAR'ENE FARMER She that loves fun has un Irs ectaue Gr of the Month 2 3 G I ot the Year 2 HI Llaht Staff 3 Socuety Edttor on Hu Ltqht 3 Associate Annual Edltor 3 Anrvucl Edntor 4 Club 3 4 F Htstorvan 2 Freshman Glee C s Ireas er Tl 4 Pram Decorattor- Chatr man 3 Mav Day Decorattor- Cammntte 3 Sensor Ptcture vers Educatuon 2 Student Counctl 4 Acttwtf Carnrnt 4 D A R Cand date Tl MABLE MAXINE DILLON Hutch your waqon star G s Leaauel 2 3 4 Cla I 2 3 4 Oaerettc: hesplans 3 4 I-I JU r C Drtll Team 2 EERN DENNIS As pure in thouqht as an- qels are: to know her was to love her.. G'rIs' Leanne I, 2. 3, -4. JANET DOWNER Love souqht us qood but qaven unsouqht IS better urs eaque l Gee Club 2 4 E H P etteers l H Llqht 3 L brarv Clubdt Glrls Sextet I u JAMES FITE He can bake a cherry ple Thesptans 3 4 Junlor Class Play 3 Semor Class Play 4 1 LXAA FORBES CHARLENE S FORD Every mans work shall be made manifest r eaau rd P rx Pa G A A I. Where s Jess' Thesrbtars 3 4 Paletteers 3 F H A 3 Westport Cass Treo urer 2 Glee Club I 2 TfDIe T o I 2 lntersc ol Vo eyball I 2 Intersc ool eball l 3 Ptrater o f H - t 'O J H - . - ' H . . ,, irl' , IQ- GiI'L' ,2, 14, Q rus , , : , , 1 . . A. I: G 3, T ' , ,r, ,fm al , L- , i. W l, 25 nio lass Play 3: A , ' ' ' - 2: T- 81 . b 4. ' A l',,L n - ln ' A U f . ' ' , 1 ' ' G'l'L I, 2, 3, 4: I 4 - il r I, 1 ir Q P9D.:,,.H,A,1,2l ' W I: las T I ur--3: r'vY-3, A A I . , ' - A Commlttee 4, Orme 4, ofa, ten g .l.l. I I . . X . ',, I M V lr , . I A 'F I Gt Is' L- I' 1, 2, 3 -fp I3 3 ,, . . . 5 1 I pf, 1, 2, 3, 4, . , .mt 4, , - I .5 , I , r,,.Y 14, . , '. 4, F. 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'W , II I , , h , 'W ' ,,,. , Bas , 5 ' L Q I ' ' fl Stat 1.2. q 4 4' I 1 I s .Q DOROTHY ANN FRANK Dont take her vuews 0 men too seriously she s not as radical as she sounds s oque l 4 ecutlve Courcll 4 Gnrl ofthe M nth l 2 4 Class Treo urer 2 Class Secretary 4 Jr Senior Prom Decorataon Com Club I Ra Squad 3 Yell Leader 4 Stu dent Bodv Councul 4 Trl Y 3 JIMMY GLAUS e the world sl de Ill rot budge an Inch Tr Clc l 2 3 4 Lettermans U 3 4 C Fire Sauad 3 4 Treasurer 4 MARY ALICE FORD Autos were made for hugh ways planes were made for skies ,urs eaaue l 2 4 SAM GILBERT Hell fund a way atball 2 3 4 Track 2 1-:mans Club 2 BARBARA GAMBERG The blush IS beauhful but IS sometimes unconvenlent n l 2 3 4 Trea ure Secretory 4 PeD Band 4 Ac comaamst solos and ensern b s 1 2 3 4 Grrls Lecaue uncul l nth l 2 TrlY 3 4 School Play 3 Class Plav 3 R L 4 Offnce 4 Stu Counctl 4 Executive Council 4 Student Body Secretary 4 taht 4 D R I shup Award Ooeretta 4 VERNON GOTT Silence IS qolden Student Counczl 4 Mac' oe Shoo Club 3 4 lPresldent 4 DINA FRAME Virtue IS IYS own reward arusl 2 Home Ec l Operetta 2 Glrls Leaque l KENNETH GILMORE Theres a qood tume com mg boys Track 3 4 B Squad Foo ball 3 Machme ShoD Club 4 Treasurer 4 Intramura Football Chamouons 2 4 , ' Ch , f Q I , ,'2, cfs ' L . , ,3, ,Tri- 2, 3, 4. ' ' Y 4. , Nil. q V .fi il K - I A ,, , - n Q. - - I , I , H . . . - .U ' ' - Ba d . . . : 5 r 3, Gil Le K V, 2, 3, 1 Ex- , , - o , , : I S- le , , . : I' f lh- Lg 1 : . C ' 4, ir o i e ' A - MZ , : '- , z Sec- E' mittee 31 Prom Princess Sp retary 3: Thespians 3, 45 Pep , 2, 3, 4: lly . f 1 : ' 2 J ' I. . . z ' : deff' 4. I I : l 7 Hi-L', : . A. . Cttizenr H I ' H 'I I I . Fo . , : . , 3: I I 'H H H Intl '. , 3, 4, . : ' L g h 3 , f , .. . . Q l,, a , , : ' I , I ' X A R fx CI b , , Hi-Y lub 3, 4, T. 5. n. 3, 4.' ' ' ' 5, A . 20 ROBERT GRIFFIIII H that us of merrv heart hath a conflnual feasl 7 Foo cl :rad 4 Iflrmrm r 3 L+- w n s CI fl r I fs AFIE IIARINOOD I have n ve been hur! by cnvthxnq I dndnf say Irs eoaue I SAMUEL GUNDERSON Thouqhts foo deep io b e pressed f'N LARRY H GUINN None buf the brave deserve fhe fair r er of th T e ans 3 H Ilvxs Ions VIC re den14 SDOM Edrfor H Lqlv Jun or Cla s den! Body Cormml Con m Q 4 Junior Kuwumon A School Plov 4 Mof D Chairman 4 'VVS MAROLYN HASK I N H1 For we ihaf Ilve Io please uf please to Ilve Gee Club I 2 3 Gurls I O urs eaque I Girl of the Month 2 Chrns non Youlh Fellowship 3 4 JACK HASSENGER The world as mme oysler vhlch I wnh sword WIII OD Outdoo Soorvsmon s Club 3 4 Jumor Closs Flor 3 CHARLES HARWOOD The sfronq sulem type Outdoor Soorisman s Club 8-I Clu BOBBIE LE RO! HAKES He IS rather backward cz bout commq forward Woodshop Club 2 3 I I-Z 3 4 Lambda Soma CHI I ocahonol Mach n Shoo Club 4 Thesolcmq 4 'Nvosllurwcz J 4: Ybl II B O d I 9 L 4: I, R, L ,K Su : ' 4' 5 Her- K -5 3, 4: I1 SDI ,115 I-LIQIIT . . no ' I 73, fl: lu' nnurcxl ' 2. 3, K D' 'fe P 'V ' B1 lm-Xlvrvll T2 Imrfmulfl-fll : 5 ' I, I - Sfwlolmll ff. TI. I 3: I 5 .Plow 4: Suu' v e f ' ' I II V 7 - of ' fi, Al e ::- . IA I - ll A I - ll, 1: . fi: ' I, , P 2: T. . b 4. . VV I . l 1, X , . C I .,, Q f In G'I'L ,2,3,4. I1 , , : A 'Sex- Yel , 2, 3: Dereflc 2, 31 G: I ' L , 2, 3, -4: I f J, emu ' ' I' : . r ' , -1 L. , , . , : A I r G 3: f A f' . ELLA HIDDLESON Wow! Here comes Red Grs Leaaue 3 4 Sen or Class Plcv 4 Assustant Dare: t 4 F H A 3 Thesplcs 4 Hullsboro Hlah School rs Lecquel 2 H Q Office 3 'OE HUMPHREYS Promptness I5 the soul of busuness LOREN HEYNE k Il take a p qraduate course Trade and lndustry Club 4 Outdoor Soortsman s Club 4 ARLEY HUFF Her voice was ever soft qentle and low an exr.e'Ient thnng In woman urs ecque I G r s Rifle Club 3 DORIS HOESING Friendship IS constant nn a thmgs tr s eouue I s Glee I EARL HIBBERT He never has cz word e say Football 4 Intramural Eos ketball 4 DENNIS HUFF He doesnt say much bu he gets around Sensor Class Play 4 Outdoor Dnons 4 'Www JIM JACOBSON Glve me plenty o' Mme ond I ll come throuqh Track 3 4 Order of he L 4 B Saucd Basketball 2 e Sauad 3 4 H 4 Hu Y President 4 Lebons U I 4 Pl' Commuttee 3 Student Court cal 4 Assembly Commvttee A Class Vice President 3 I man I' ost ' ,, ,, . . . . H a I ' , t I ' , 4 ' C G'l'L ,2,:st4, ort,.,4 'n Girl' ,2. da I ' Q I F. .'A. H ' I 1 n 1 I f gf G' I ' L ' . 2, 3, -1, soortsman's Club al 4, Tlwes I ' ' . , I ' . . , , rlt, I L I! h V . ff, , a.Y 2, af I-E: , '- ' 7 Iii . CI IJ , 2: I. R. L. : Om DUNCAN JONES I lllxe anlmals you can teach them Football 3 4 Wresvlrna 2 3 Jumor Class Play 3 Thes DIOPS Club 3 4 Art Club l 2 Staile Crafters 2 3 Oul door Soortsman s Club 4 RITA KENYON e poets darllnq Irs eaque l Bond l 2 3 4 Treasurer 4 Thesolans 2 3 21 Treasurer sonate Edutor 3 Edutor In Chuef 4 Sclence Club 2 3 Secretary 3 Vlca Presldent 2 Executrve Councll 2 B P W Gnrl of the Month 4 D A R Cmzenshro Condrdate 4 All School Play 2 Blolooy Award '2 Pen Band 4 CURTIS JUDD Lord I wonder what fool It was who hrst Invented luss Ing Senlor Class Play 4 Natlan al Thesplans Socuety 4 Pres :dent 4 All School Play 3 Irvor Pl 3 Paletleers Club 2 EILFNE KRUSE BEVERLY JORDAN So sweet so nice and more than passmq 'CIF Student Body Treasurer 4 Stu ent Councul 4 Gnrls eallue 1 2 4 Re sentatlyg, 4 Gurl of e Month l 2 3 Thespuahs 3 4 Secretorv 4 Peo Club 3 'Presldenr 3 Lrbrarv Cl 4, Offrce 4 Senxor Class lay 3 4 lFrom Prlncess 3 Class Secretary 2 F H A l Good Cmzenshup Award l May Dav Queen 4 WAYNE KLAVANO He dld have a way but wl-at was It? l 4 Caota n terman s Club 2 3 4 Intro ral Football 2 3 4 HI LIC! Late hours are not qood cr one but flne for two rr s eaau nd I 2 CHARLES KEM Oh me oh my get a taller one? I Clu W l l ever DONNA RAE LEE The true use of speech Is not so much to express wants as lo conceal them rr s eaoue l D I Team 2 HI Llaht S 3 Chorus l 2 OD YSTO Ofllce 4 H - - h , ,I . I , : , L , .3. p ore- : V . : - ' ., : ' I th ' . 4f mr 3, 4, 5 ' H' ' 5 . . I . . . 1 - - I' ' t T. 8. . b 2'. .II ' L av : L . 'Q Y H-rh I - -qu H ' I H ' G' I ' L 2, 3, 4, - Girl of the Month 2, 3: Basketball l, 2 3. 4: BOSS' J , , , , ball ,2, 3. I a 4, 4, Ha.LIqhf's1dI L3, 4, As- mu ', ', Q I. R. 5' ' , ' A L. 4: 7 ' ht 3. I ll I I' ll . ' . ' ou' G' l ' L Ft l, 2, fl, fl. . 5. Ba , , 3, 4. G' I' L , 2, 3, 4, r'll g 3 ' 'aff 5 0 1 - , : e V '2- K FRANK LINDSAY Out of the wcy boys I m comtng throuqh Football 3 4 Letterman s Club 3 4 Vocotlonol Mu chlne Shoo Club 4 BENNY MCCREADY That boy of mlne' Trode and Industry 2 3 41 Clu JANE CHILDS LEHN Where Your treasure there wlll your heart be also rs Leoque I 2 DONNA MARIE LEWIS B thou faithful un o death Grs Leoquel 234 D e etc 2 Glee Club I 2 3 Junlor Prom Decorotton Com mnttee 3 Llbrory Club Art LEE LUTON School qlves me 0 Dom Mochme Shoo 4 DONNA JEAN LOONEY She was the very mrrror of all courtesy tr 5 ecque I 3 Club 4 Lubrcry Club 4 JUNE MCCREADY Prove all thnnqs hold fat that which ls qood Glrls Glee I 2 Mtxed Cho 3 I xtet tr s euque I O erettc 2 3 Chris lon Youth Fellowshln BOB MCCRACKEN I pack cz lot of wetqht round school L onskl I 2 Art b Art Club Representative F esquod 3 4 HtY2 Y Porllumentorlcn 2 Vlce Pres :dent 3 President 4 Class Representotlvel 3 Student Body Presndent 4 Boys Stcte 3 4 Bovs Nctuon 3 Jumor nwonlon 4 U N Contest 3 4 Moy Dov Plortnlnq 3 4 Juntor Prom Committee 3 ootboll 3 4 B Squad Older of the L is, el ' I ell ,,3,4.- il' ,,.,0- ff 2 ' . t : H I 1, . ' QW G 'L' ,2,3,4: I , 7 ' - A Tri-Y , F. H. A, If Pep ' I U - - - .n I H -V G- ' . ,I eb ' , 7 Clu I : '? 1 ' I: : be if I I -- I 3 4, EIU 2, I: R. L. 2 3, 4: .. Council I, 3, 4: Student 1' .,.t. I ' I A ' ' 3 Q, ff ff 3, 4. 1, - .H H - , , C.Y.F. b2,3. ' -' Q, , 5 G'rl ' Se I, 2, 3: Ehsl ' L S , 2, 3, 45 K D , A : ' 1' HOMER MCKEAN I may be wronq buf rack 2 3 4 Leriermans Club 3 4 H1 Y 4 Vocaflonal Machunr- Shoo Club 4 Vce Prnsldfnf 4 VIVIAN MILLER en: s the perfede! herald of lov r s eaaue sf C ub 4 O a 3 BEVERLY MODDERMAN May our splrlfs be luke the af Irs Laauel 2 4 Glee CIub I 2 Opereffa 2 IV S 9 U Play 3 BILL MORGAN Hrqh School us fun but qee how I hate io sfudy Paletfeers 4 Art Edntor for The Warrior 4 Advanced Chorus 4 Prom Commnftee 3 May Day Decoratvons 3 Ooerena 4 RN BERNICE MULLER A woman of few worcs doesn'0 have Io fake back so many. rs' uaauw . , - : -fans-Ad Band I. , , fl, 25 LARRY MOYNIHAN I have fouqhi a qood hah! I have flnlshed my course Cousl 2 3 4 Ooerea S C 2 Trac Jumor Class Play 3 ramural Football I 2 Intramural Golf 3 4 1 dem Councnl 4 GRACE MODDERMAN Some are born greaf some achieve greatness A 4 I Leaaue I 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Opere ta 2 3 the Mamh B P W Christian Youth Fellowsh n PATRICIA D, MUL XANEY To all my friends I leave fnd fhoughis. ,f:' hoqus I I '47 . innr-rs ard f Advanced daxra 2, Orchesvra 3: Gr 0' mr- 'furwfh 3. DONNA JEAN NLTLAND The sweetest qarland to the sweetest ma ld urs eaOue 1 Executive Counctl 4 Chorus EXC' Treasurer 3 Oncretta 2 3 Vlce resudont eo u l 2 3 4 Attendant O acer 3 Lnbrarv Club 3 4 Presldent 4 Stuclcnt Court cal 4 Junuor 'Prom Commnt 3 r PICHARD PIERCE Love does wonders ootball 3 4 Intramura Basketball Cltamplons l Let ttrman s Club 3 4 Baseball O Lt ITA MURPHY ersonallty Plus tr s eaque ll T am Q PSD Clu RICH OSBURN There are only three qreat men In this world myself X and I forgot the other two ee Club l 2 4 O etto 2 3 4 Double Quarc 4 Class Presudent 4 Studer Councrl 4 Basketball 4 l 4 Boys State Junior Klwanlan 4 Vice Pres ldent Glee Club 4 Track 4 Student Councul Actlvltv Cow mlttee 4 Prom Commtttee 3 DENNIS OLSON A wuse man turns chance Into good fortune Track 3 Letterman s Club 3 Dorts Edu or 4 HILI t Staff 3 4 Exchanae Eclutor JlM PRICE Some say hes quiet ask has friends YPSlltI'tCl 2 3 4 Le er mans 2 Squad Football 3 4 Rauad Football 2 DOUGLAS NESBITT Tall oaks from Illtle ccorn Cl'ow ck 2 3 erman s Club 2 3 Presudent 4 Outdoor Sports man s Club 3 4 Prestdent 3 Student Cauncvl 4 MAXINE PEOPLES A merry heart doeth qood lnke a medlctne rs aoue l 2 A A 2 3 4 VtcePresv et D u 2 Ll ar u 2 3 4 Secretarv Q Tru Y Treasurer 4 Rtfle Club 3 Vrce President 3 'HP ' .u ' - 5 ' ' . . . 4: - 'H gel QL , l 2 b34, Tra , , 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 47 ' Len. ' , ,4 G'l L 4 ,, 3,745 S 1 ,t 5 .-.ghr 4 2, 4: I F l l'2'3'lff5l' iq 3,4. 47 ' -P .' . 2: P' Cl b , , , p t ce ff' H I ' , ree l, T a-Y 3, 4. ' 4 ., . Y Wag. ,I , 2' lf, fl ll - - - A - tm . .- ,, gr -H - Gil'Le , ,3,4:G. , Gl , ,3 : Der- VII' i ' , jd n 5 li 4,Pe clbt, , 'bf A 1 - 1 ' Clb , , : I 'Y 4 R.4L.3:':, 'b 's' L! it Al .ll A ll I ' 2 F I i I . . .U ' , . vv ' , , n - 1 0 - ' , 5 ' Club .3, 4: A 3, 4: Dffvetta 3, 4. f . : B .92 CLARENCE PRIMASING Never worlrs never war res some? mes falls bu! sel dom hurrles H Y 4 lrframuras Irvframural Football Cham pon 4 Intramural manaoer ILFNE DAILY REID I don! know why but I orusl 2 3 4 Sexte 2 4 Secretarv 3 Treasurer Opezvtta 2 4 I eaoue I 4 Re nfaflve 3 F Vlce Presnde-nt 2 Pep Club 3 4 Rally Saua Tr Y 3 Junuar Sensor Prom Cornmmee 'Z Grl of he month 2 UODOTHY QUINTON Every noble ocflv 'mm for IIS6If Glrls eaQ A :ce Chorus Y CES HAR 'El ROSE Educohon IS the Ihlef vme Scum s Iqll nv ca Squad 3 Sauad nlgnf 7 4 OUIKO brortsvran Club 3 4 GQ Inromura Fo I'f1lI Cnanw ons 4 Pr rn cf-rn Commute 3 JAN McKELUEf PYLE III put that In my consld ermq :un Advavcf-d Cnal 4 Thesolan 4 Arr Club 4 Feature Edufar L c 4 Je Iersar Aclvonc CI Senlor Choir 3 L cd Pcxr In the Tamrrq of the Slwmw .Iumar Cla Play 3 OINTFDIG Rnnr sent lv r Fr lvmon Ca 5 uc I Cauncrl Ba ar S GI L 2 OD fella IAfRlxlL RICHARD Ju! qlve m 0 Ito! rod cncl o sonq Lff Lrman S Clu Snap Caft I 3 4 Trade v 3 4 Advance nd I 2 Intramurals I Tack 2 Basketba IOOIIJUII lVlcmGC1er I E3 JOAN RAINES Cheerfulness and confer: are great beuufnfuers Chorus 3 4 Fnrls Leoc-le 3 CYNTHIA RUST Nobodv can qave you wlser advuce 'han yourself vrs eaque I rsasurs-r 3 r 0 e nvh I U Treo urer Hu I.: Svafl 2 3 4 Assoc cfe Busl nf-55 Mar 2 Llbrary Club I Jun or Cla Plof 3 es In 4 Tu '- f. I2,3,4, ,g - , I' fi -5 3 -I - - for Hi- izlwl p ff Hi: , 2, 3 I Q1 ul ' 'l v ' , I , 1 R vI : I' I ' 1 f e T 4 'V xxx at w lo cs I S fa , SI len ' I, ll CI: ' EN ' BUY I Q- 5 1- 2. ,gl . . . k H h v H v ' ' L ' 3, 4, . 1 f G, G. . A. : I' 4: 2. . 1., W I , A ff I I 5 ' hi V dog, VII, ,L 'Y b1,2,34, ' , . 4' I V , L, , 1 . ' , 4l I A4 I 3: i G'fI5' und lnduslrv 2, 3, 4, Thes- - ,V L' V I 2' 3' 5 pre. I mv 2, , 9 ad . .' :.H,A.'I,2: U .: ff 'W S9 -I ,, 4iJr 1, , Il 2, I,2,.:4 .d3,4: F - I' -I ,V i 1 , I . ' , dl I ' ' ' Al. A- . .' HEY 3, 4, F I d 3, 4, 1 G' I ' L f 2, 3, 4, A ' Ea ku' 1 lfll la 'fr al B T . g Gi I I Ih , , , A 4: ' Mo , 2, Pep Cl b I, 2, 5 'llvi-5 ' ' 2, J, : I or 3, 41 S 3, '- 'qht f' Q . 'S , :SI , , 5 I , '- ,, Crafters I 2: 7 I . p ' , ow . QQ 5 O 4. v se - :Th - DN .J c lm' ' 9 . sf 5 , r'-Y 4. T BARBARA JEAN SIMPSON When shall we three meet aqa n? In thunder Ilqhtnmg cr In ram? rs caaue I Glrl of the Month 3 Gnrl of e Year 3 Assocratl Eclttor 3 Edltor 3 Warrlor Stall 3 Sensor Pnf ture Committee 4 Student 4 Sports Chairman Presldent 4 Girls Rifle Club 3 Prosldent 3 Library Club 3 Tru Y 3 Paletteers Club I onskt Club I 2 H I Junior Prom Decoration ntmltterf I Office 3 D an of Gtrl Secretary 4 mor Cla 5 Oy lre I man Chorus I EVA LOU SPARKS L e IS a play' Tls not s length but Its performance that counts nr s eoC1ue P esudert 4 Peo Club 2 4 Thespzans 3 4 Pclettccrs u I Y 3 Pron P Incess 3 I brary Club 4 All School Play urwor C as V or Cass Play 3 4 B P Glrl of the Month Max Day Princess 4 ll E SCHMIDT Dont plaque me wuth stu have welghtler matters n ry mind Club 4 r Leaaue G of the Month I 2 ubt 2 3 4 The 2 3 4 Secretary3 fl Dloln 3 4 Secretary 4 Sentor Closs lay Q Ooeretta 3 Trio 3 4 Assembly Commxttee I Sudert Council 2 Cutuz n It D Award 2 Annual Staff IIM SNYDER Who me qo to heaItI17 Neverl EL ZABETH ANTONIA SMITH And It was luke the passlnq of exqunsnte musuc r eaaue I 2 4 xanced Chour Accomoanlst 3 4 Ooeretta 2 3 4 Thesol a s 4 Dr Team 2 lub 4 B PW Music Award Sensor Class Play 4 Girl of the Month 3 Sextet Accom Donlst 4 B P W Girl ofthe Month DUANE SPENCER JERRY SINAI I can have anyone I please but l dont please Football 3 4 Wrestllnq 3 4 Track 4 B Saucd oo ball I 2 Baseball Manaqer 2 Letternons ub 2 Jun Senior Prom Comrnnttee 3 H124 A Sauad Yell Lead er JIM SOUTI-IWORTH He as always In haste but never ln a hurry Poletteers Clubl 2 4 St dent Council 4 Advanced Chorus 4 Intramural F001 b I 2 3 Intramural s alll 2 B Squag Football 4 Captorn 4 Ou door Sportsman s Club 3 4 Presldent 4 May Day Deco ration Committee 1 2 Junior Senlor IProm Decoro tlon Committee 3 Strowber rv Farr Decorotlon Commit ave gun and how you I-cw I killed that bear 93 ,I I A ' . . . I -ll If V A24 '1, 2, 3, , P esi- ' , I F 'l ' cl nt 2, Girls' I, 2, -- l : . 14, If: , , 1, , I ' Cl 1,2 Psp CI , , , , SDI, 3, 4g ska Club 1, , :of ans , 5 pl '- I I H I I : y3,4,ChQ ' 5I.R.L. -I' - - - , '- 6 5 3, 4. ' Gil L1 ,2,3,4, GI A A 1 ' ' I ' L , , 3, I A - th h 7-Hi-Liqht-2,-3i Q ' ' ' ., ,l- -f I1,alI f,PeQ gouncil 3, 4, G. A. A. 1, 2 5, JUAIOE 'class Play 33, . ' '1. , ' . ' Lets , IF. .HAI ' do ' ., Lp ' , 4, e ' s 1 Ju ' s 'PI 31 ' sl- I E . , , U- I all . ,ll Bat ketb , 3, I ' tee I, 2, 3 - S if ' I . ' ' ll G' me a . l'Il 4 I 'll C .ll I G'l'L 1,2,3,4: r ' 1 : ' ,3, Me . 1 ' , 5 cub ,Q,r.H.A. l,2: Tri- 5 I I' 1 L'- 1 2, J c I' 5 PIO 3, sp' ni' . , 5 . .W, . . Q IL , A? , sly SUE STEEL T sure I way not to fall s to determine to succeed H Luql-It 2 3 Exchanqe Edu r 3 r Clue JOYCE STRANGE To profit from good advice requires more wisdom than to gave If rs Leaaue I 2 Pu lations 2 3 qnnrer 5 Chorus I Gtrls Cho rus Q Peo Club 4 GENE STEWART Absent In body but pres rt In splrlt Letterrnans Club I 2 3 B Sauad Basketball 2 Baseball Manaaer I Base 2 an Outdoor Soortsmon s Club 3 Intramural Manaaer I lntra ral Football I 2 Basketball I 4 NORMA STEPP e IS a burn nq and a shlmng light urs eaque I e ub G Secretary 4 Tr Y Olllce ffl! 01, MARGARET SURRY Old friends are best rrs eague I Gurls Leaque Reoresentattve 3 Gnrls Clwor Y 3 4 Chaplain 4 Tia and Industry 2 JOHNNY SIOLSIG My thoughts are elsewheu l-ands off ye gurls beware Intramural Football I 2 3 4 Golf 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Caotaln 4 Baseball I 2 S d 3 I 4 Vtce Presrden Play 2 Lettermans Club I r er of e Cass Pes 3 Class ra urer I Class Reoresenta me dent 4 Student Counc l 2 3 4 Jumor Klwanlan 4 Cho 3 4 Quarte Ooeretta 3 4 cmuoh SWANSON A' EWOVERLAND I m sm' ,n my gee,-,S W y An honest man s the noblest houd I oct old and CIIQIII Nflfli of God led Club I no C ul w 3 Junwor Prom mmuttef- 3 l 2 he s ' 'HSI' H T . 7,- l, '7, G?l'CIi '3 2,147 :G'I'L 1,2131 RTI 7 .A. 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X ' A 9 1 JACK TRABONT crm a nart of al that have meant 1 Y 3 4 Trade and ln us try 3 4 Intramural Basket 2 DELORIS WELCH If I shoot at the sun I may hut u star rr s eaque I Councrl 2 4 Student Councul 2 Peo Club 2 3 4 Cho us 2 Sextc I 2 Opere H A 2 lPresudcn Vtce Pr: svdent I Prom lPrln cess 3 Prom Commlttee 3 T esorans 3 4 All Sc I Play 3 May Day Conwmlttee 2 Hu Lnaht 3 Busmess ar 3 May Dov Mold of Honor WILLIAM A TEMPLE l love not women they ore so slmole Football 2 3 4 Fre Sauad Fare C 3 4 Letterrnans Club 2 3 BARBARA ELSIE WARD She does fnne when shes here A 2 3 4 PepC l Albanv Glrls Leaque 2 'I r L 3 ttre Club 4 Drill Team 2 BOB TRIGG Guess Ill qo out ton qht and give the gurls a treat Intramural Football l 2 4 Champions 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Intramural aseball l 2 Basket al Varsuty Monaqer I 2 Letter man s Club l 2 3 Order of e 3 4 ary 4 Plays 2 4 I Band 2 Recorder Advanced Cholr 3 4 Repre sentat ve 3 Presndent 4 OD e e ta 3 4 Boys Double 4 Mixed Double Quartet 4 Student Council 3 4 Jun o Senior Prom Decoration Com mnttee 3 Mav Dov Escort 4 NARIAN WHEATON Devotion to duty IS a fire that warms us Gtrls Leoquel 2 3 4 Thes pans 3 4 Jumor Class Plov 3 Sensor Class Plav Costume Manaaer 4 Paletteers Club 4 Girls Chorusl 2 Oper etta 2 ELDON THOMPSON May those who exert the un dustry of the bee be luke hum laden wlth riches B Football 4 Baseball 3 Wrestlrnq 4 Art Club l 2 3 Treasurer 3 Outdoor Sportsman s Club 3 4 Vtce Presudent 4 Christian Youtl Fellowshup 2 3 4 RODNEY WEIST C mon Jack let s go' Football 1 2 u ' - ' - 2, 3, 4, href 4, nrt 2, Qt, , I 1 IS 41 ' ' ' 1 , 1 . , i , , . 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Q. ., : ' t'2: 7 ' ' , Q - h 'I , 4 hool 1 : : - ' M I Af I DOROTHY WHITEIS Love ls only chatter fruends are all that matter rs Leaquf l 4 A 2 3 4 PomtC m vm 4 rn U l um G r s Glee Pfn Club 4 l ROLAND VWLSON Nose ls not the only vr tu In fe restlma 2 3 Sclerce ub l Football H Y 2 c u Lettfrmou s Club 3 4 Cho 2 ODEYC 2 oys Chorus l Nuy Day Commit 'ff- JAMES WHITMORE Mon was not born to live alone Squad Football l Sauod Football 2 3 4 B Squad Basketball l Sauad B sketboll 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Co Canton 4 e Scuad 2 3 4 H R L 3 4 Lelterm Club 2 3 Order of the L ODeretta l 3 Jr Ca Vlce Presndent 3 Boys Cho us 3 Boys Double Quarte lxed Chorus l Prom Decoration Commutteb L..g HRRK fOUNG Im little but watch y smolre lntramu ol Boslcclboll Cham nor 3 Intramural Softball uad H1 1 Football Manaqer 4 ln t val FN-lvhall Champions FRED WHHHELD The len oclock scholar Trade and lndustry Club 4 mta HrY San loo a IANET YOUNG Mus: washes away from he soul the dust of everyday I e r aau Cho Se r ta F H A 2 May Day Prmc ss n ROY WILBER To heck wnth nt Im golng slum ootboll 4 Sauo Wrestlmq 2 Staqe Croft 2 Le ermans Club 2 3 4 Se retary 4 Ski Club 1 2 Prom Committee 3 Art Club VIOLET ZOLNOSKI No leqory honesty Y 4 PPD Club 3 4 GI G r 2 Freshman Glee l F A l Girls Le-oque 3 4 Oo retro 2 s nch in I-, - '2, 3, gc. ao' z u - 'ly -+1 ll , .,,, g air- l Q pLat' cub 2, 3, Fl Dr'll Tv: 25 il ' 2: I f X , . 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The cast included: Jean McFadden, the new servant girl, Liola Collins, Mora Mc- Laren, cz neighbor woman, Toni Smith, Lord Rintoul, a wealthy landowner, Dennis Huff, Rob Daw, a wayward chap, Bobby Hayes: Gavin Dishart, the Little Minister, Curtis Judd, Margaret Dishart, his mother, Eva Lou Sparks, Bobbie, a gypsy girl, Joyce Bateson, Dr, McQueen, the village physician, James Fite: Sergeant Halliwell Larry G-uinn, Effie, Rob Dow's daughter, Adele Collins, Nanny Webster, on her way to the poorhouse, Beverly Jordan, Many things rappened during rehearsals, like the time they used grass tor the tea party and it would come out the spout ot the teapot. It would really break the mood and everyone would get out of character. All in all, the cast had a lot of fun doing the play and the Student Body enioyed watching it. Xl-X FLOWER: Rose. COLORS: Fuchsia and Gray. MOTTO: Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. 32 SEIIIOI Class ISIOIVQ By Lorraine Baldwtn Guess I had better get In Ilne The muslcs starting It sounds so sad Just thunk this IS the last time well walk together here as students' Well here we go no talklng the teachers are saying I lmaglne ev ryone rs thrnkung the same things I am about everyth na that s happened Seems lust Ilk yesterday when we started In grade school lets see It was about September I8 T940 I can see It now There was Jack Benshoof Johnnie Brown Gene Calph Richard Campbell Patsy Conner Edward Dart who else? Oh yes Dorothy Frank Sam Gunderson Jam Jacobson Wayne Klaxano Bob McCracken Bernice Muller Dennls Olson Ilene Dally 'Mrs Read nowt Jerry Sinn Barbara Simpson Johnny Stolslg Margaret Surry Bull Temple and Roy Wulbur Only 23 of us started our c r ers here sure a lot of the kids mov d away I remember how we were all the Ba Shots down In grade school had the best baseball diamond and basketball team Remember when we came up to the hugh school? Were we surprised rust Ilttle shots then' Bob McCracken was our flrst class president there were only about 90 members Dont remember much about tnat year guess we spent It gettlng acqualnted The next year we started going places' We were stlll hampered by being the youngest class but we made ourselves known Jimmy Jacobson was the class presldent and e member how Ilttle Howard Chrlstenson was chosen G A A carnival clown how proud we were The next year was the one we ooked forward to wlth much dread we would be wearlng the green and not for St Patrick Ttat was the year we suffered through Rook Day It was about October 8th when we dressed ID palamas and had Irp stuck smeared all over us but when It was over we were offlclally members of Lebanon Union Hugh Jerry Hamllton was our Freshman president and there must have been at least 2l5 students We had a pretty good basketball team that year and yell leaders too I think we had representatives In almost all the clubs we were really clrmblng Then came the Sophomore year Dean Beck was our president that year and we sure got In on things IH a bug way with representatn es In all the sports I remember we dldn t have many parties that year because we lad to sponsor the Prom the next year The Junior year that was rust last year doesnt seem very long ago Johnny Stolslg was our president Our Hearts Were Young and Gay was our class play really a swell one Sports have always Interested our class and this year was no ex ceptlon every sport was well represented by Juniors May 5th the bug night for the Juniors we entertained the Seniors with the Prom Once Upon a Time It was very beautiful and everyone really worked to make ut a success Rose Dean reigned over the Prom with sux attendants The beglnnlng of th s year marked the last milestone In our long lourney whxch now really seems too short Just after school started the entire school especially the Seniors were grleved when Phllnp McCormack passed away How well his classmates liked hum' He helped make every actlvnty our class started a success Rich Osburn was this class last president We ve had a wonderful Senuor year with the class play May Day All School Carnrval Senior Plcnlc and the Prom our turn to be entertarned All these actlvltles were made great succesess by our wonderful advisors Mrs Wrlshlre Miss Schultz and Mr Van Pelt We could never repay them for all their wllllng help all we can do IS say thanks Im sure our class the Class of 52 has truly added many pages to the history of L U H S We re going to miss school next fall when classes start and each of us wall be doing somethtng different We re golng to mtss walking about the campus on sprung days and also the days we used to spend In the bunldlng Of course well be back to see the games and vustt but thungs vvlll never be the same Well be strangers IH our own house When our names are called for our duplomas our last real existing con nctron here IS broken we are no long r tudents but are now the alumni Yes Our Hearts Were Young and Gay You undftclassmen keep the tradltlon and the school splrlt treat your new positron with respect you re the Blg Shots now 34 0 s yi Lf I I I X . . . , . . . . , . , . . . , . - 1 1 1 . 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'Q Q Mary Lee Adkins Clifford Albee J Donald Andross ' ivy Donna Andross Donald Atkin M V Kirby Avril Jimmie Ayers Betty Ann Baldwin Madeline Bailey - A John Baker . Q, Gordon Barnes A ,2 , Sharon Beach Leslie Beaton Beverly Bechtel Louise Bishop Q Q Da id Blacketer ' David Brent A Q VJ Dean Brown Y., , mia' fe I' 'l, .qs ,ie I Qkgzaz' I 1 Y H all i -- ar N. f an ' 4 a K t Q Q ', P Sl 5 3 Q We 2 G3 ,N ' Th Roxy Brownlee Allan Burian Bob Caldwell Glenda Campbell Tyndall Carlson Don Chamberlain Luan Chandler Glen Chilcote Jerome Clark Jo Ann Cabot Amy Coddington Janet Connet Darrel Cox Karen Cox Ronald Coyle Julia Culbertson Opal Dart Kathryne Daxiz Darlene DeManette Geraldine Dennis Joe Devine Jo Ann Dickson Pat Dodds Delores Downing David Downs Dorothy Duering John Duncklcy Sharon Farmer Billy Fenner Harold Fialc Lois Fisher Phebe Fleming Allen Forbo Arthur Fuller Delbert Garrett Marilyn Gillian' Marvin Glaser Clark Griffith Glenna Grime Kenneth Grove Mildred Grove Jim Gundersoe 1 Mary Gunderson Joe Hannz Marlha Harvey Sh-rley Hcffon Arllen Hawes Mary Hlgglnboffom Lora Housen Mildred Hummel Jane! Humphreys Kennelh lrwln Shurley Jamuson Carol Johnson Doris JUl'lgk8I' Howard Kilmer Peggy Knapp Karine KOl0Id Eugene LaDassor Leonard La Fona uclls Larson Marilyn Lebahn Loulse Love Burl Lott Nalhan Lowe Dee Lucas Dean Mallck Frank Marquardf Bull Mayhew Be-Hy Melsner Chrlsfle Messmer Evelyn Mules Ruvh Muller Rnchard Morehead Marilyn Mounlam Harrell Newman Beverly Nicholas Glen NOflIQEf Ruth Nordsirand Delores O Hara Charlolle Parsons Alece Pear Norman Phelps Gerald Pierce Ceola Pleschke Darlene Powell Pa! Pressley Tammy Pressley Lucille May Rich Keith Ruchards Annelfe Rlchfer Donald Roe Harold Ruth Jam Saxfon Don S haefer Judy Schmele June Schruck Warren Scolf Neva June Seems 25 1-:U LJ -41 in 'ri Xxx ,Q as Lf ,Q Q -sv ft? '51 'fr -an lv: wg. A4 QC Q 'D --., 1 '1 Q -4-QM Norman Seuber 3 C' Gary Shanks Gerald Snewell an-Q., ' sl 7 'X pau 41' ft ft bv if 3 I Richard Smifh ,3 ' , Chereyl Speasl f' , ... O ' 1- ' -C -' 'H w 2' C Mf-'Y Spfugue g. , , I. . 47 V' r as Lyle Springer - 'ZA A xl 'V ' f I David Sfandley f f J A-.. , M -' f rf Dick Stundley . R V i G 'X W Y R , Bonnie Stryker ' ' r Gerald Suing 13, ,ge r Q 3 5 ,Q r 1, I, Ella Mae Swanson 5 'I 47 A ' O' 9 Minnie Swanson V Q' ii 4' i' ' i V- in i 6' Narilyn Thompson ' ' ' .Q-QA, uv rc i. . cm son Q ? A h' 'h p s : hifi ' - J. C. Thorpe 'Q Sharon Trolfier M ' 1 Q James Ton V. .Q H: Q, N- Dennis Veach -, , I -V M- Velma Vorderslrasse .71 f ' Dwayne Wohenbulg is KX U .lack Wcird Myrna Weaver x 'V' -' .4 ' Q Billy Welle E.: X I X fi.. ' N r W JCSQPH Wevend lif i f ' 7 . H-3? New whmen ,iii MM Donald Williams .ae a A .lean Williams W J. ' Carol Wilshire Q ' J' if -'- , ,f Q Lois Wing . Q- A- ... f 1 Q- , J' W- V it il 'A AK K A X K W ' lm lselna Woods v,., - If . sm, kr X L All W 1, 1 2 X at If X I .. uc: e occ ' Q rf' -1, A I 4 ' A 1 ll . , 1. Q7 ,Tlllll lf i1l'C U BACK ROW: Pierce, Nicholas, Wilshire, Albee, Seems, O'Hara, Woltenburg. FRONT ROW: Schmele, Chandler, Housen, Sprague. x L-bi , 1 ,I V . fm M! lm l .-a'X fr f ., Riff' n J F E' .0 SCDPHOMORES I fs o .or 'V fn as pq, fn 1 wr 6-Q.-, f i , , fl vu ai. , E 1, ' Af . Q- , fr-21 M. il f fl .W if, ' ,W , 'fr' g 'T y in ' -A ,-'- M B ,.. . i . , Q - It 111 Q, ':'V Y ani Q f 41,, ri gtk at y, V rh J' ff 140 ,.:. It ' : LA iZf...I' ' ' xiii B B Q .aa 'asv H' Q 2 M, 'W vh ' , wa' f J o, .X -ff f ' 4 I, Q al' 43 1 ,,, t 1 -as 'iig- Caral Ackeret Earl Ackland Bob Albee r f -teve Alexy Joe Alley Joyce Anderson Cary Arehart Dorothy Barber Allyn Bennett 1 ' Tcm Bennett s fi ' , Ron Blacklaw k 1 ...if 7 6,2 f ' I 7 John Brady 4 WL 1, 5 ,. , , ,Z I A Loydine Bunch N I H i , ' a Q Dick Burian 'fr Q: '39 - lf I- 1 Joseph Canaga , ,L Z W-5' Colleen Chilcote i E., 'N Carol Chisholm - 1 H2 ,.,, . Richard Christensen f X fv.... V 3 'V Donna Clay ,W rl' Q Q gg N V Bessie Coddington E' L an lbs ' ' 4' ii Bill Cole 'T' , 4 '. ,. ,.,, r Vw COMH , A - 'ig Richard Connet W Q 0 ': : lic-nneth Cooney ' 'ff' fe t ' 'riff 1 , ff Q ' L. New 1, 2' P , SQL 1.5 E 'fy wth ' iii k ia ' Vx v 4 'I . 54453 9 I Q . , l 'r r 2 31 M le ? of gems Sheri Coudaire Ellanette Craig Larry Crenshaw John Crocker Melvin Darby Gene Decker Ervin Derks Betty Dirks Victor Dixon if Q, Charles Dorgan ' -1 Mary Ann Daughton ' Geralc'?ri': Downer 5 Beverly Dunn 'V Pauline Ellis ' -' Barbara Elmer 'bd ,. '- Henry Erdwins ' YV Helen Felton U Clyda Forcl t - JZ-fm Q.. , 3 , -. .. 4 Jack Fort X Marilyn Furlong 3 Barbara Galarneau 61 ly J J. L. Gamblin I X 'J' Rose Mary Gentner V ': 2, Vernon Gentry an ig , Geanine Gibson ' Dan Gilbert ' 53 Darlene Gravelle , vi N ., f ' Phyllis Greer ' M' cz, ,' Kenneth Grice nag Yi V Mariorie Griffith ' M 2 SQ! R 3 A L W '19 ,..,4 J, D. 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Q. , Rose Rosin Dale Roth Patricia Rowell Minnie Rowton Albert Russell Nancy Sorgeont Don Scheler Susan Schrade Julie Schuening Peggy Sherman Alicia Shimanek Bob Seiwell Norman Simms Mary lou Simpson Jakie Smith Marciel Smith Willard Southwick Bertha Speer Dale Spencer Joe Sprague Colleen Sprinkle Joy Stolcup Jacob Stevohn Verna Stevohn Murvel Stone ' Donald Stotz Alan Stout Donnie Swanson lorry Syron Elaine Tampkc Nancy Tonner June Taylor James Thoma Bob Thomas Irvin Thompson Lorraine Train Norman Vandiver Bob Versteeg Delores Wescott Carol Ann Whinery Carolyn White Richard Whitmore Jack Williamson Robert Wilson Ilene Wray Margaret Wright Foy Zenz 42 H .l, V 5 ,v ,- 1 ?.,..g. Y 9 A 5 l , SL X ,ar ASQLN ' 1' rv g2..L, f.. L4 'fi S' ' E pf ff - 0 F RESI-IINLIEQN Mba I.. 1 K - 3 W4 as 236- 'lf ' sv dl 17 ,,-9 '13-T all 'V '31- ,.,..- .4 -416. 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I Evelyn Crover pf '-it Gerald Cruise vi Geraldine Culbertson Velores Darby A y 2,5 Robert Davis ' ':, LaWayne Dimock 05' 'IQ Dickie Dirlcs Pat Dixon 5 :, eanctte Dolsen John Doughton 1, Donna Downs .1 ,rf iw Ruth Duering Delores Durst 'Q i Larry Durst , Darlene Edwards pl. 4 Jerry Edwards Norman Edwards Shirley Edwards Bonnie Elmer Edward Erikssn Felton David Fetter Barbara Sandra Folsom Darrel Fort Joyce Fritz Sue Gamblin Larry Gaslcill Douglas Gatchell Gary Gentry Arthur Gilbert Dwight Gilly Mary Lou Glaus John Goodwin Terrence Graham Ccctt Gregory Lorretta Griffith Stanley Gunderson Corme Hanson Jerry Harrison Jim Harwood nonnie Haskins Joyce Hawes Bob Hayes Loren Headly Joyce Holman Barbara Henderson earolyn Hevlin Patty Hickey Larry Hoover Lanette Hoesing Judy Hoslring Marie Hurst Mary Huston Thieda Isabell Charles Jacobs Sharon Jenkins Lorraine Jenson Patrick Johnson Roger Johnson Rose Keen Terry Korton Silas Lamb Vernie Lamb Wayne Lamphere Anl-eda Lander Charles Langrnaclc Marilee LaRowe Betty Larson Lyle Larson Richard Lawerence D n Leatherman Gerald Lees! 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Dick Jungwirlh Suzelle Kellogg Bonnie Kennedy lloyd Lamberl Claudine Larkin Marry Larson Mervin Lockwood Eugene Lyman Jack Makiniw Pal Markenson Marlin Lewis Barbara Meyer Sherry McDonald Richard McCormick William McMullen Jerry McVein ,lanel Messal Barbara Monroe Belly Moore Bonnie Morris Maxine Mulkey Darlene Mullen Nancy Myer Roberl Nicholas Belly Nightingale Tommy Nissan Merrill Olsen Romana Olson Gary Parks Dale Palmer Bob Pepperling Dale Pelerson Kay Pierce Ramona Plambeck Marlin Pomeroy Peggy Primasing Cleve Pruill Sylvia Pulliam Shirley Reed Burlon Reed Janel Regamble lay Rudisil Vergil Russell Dorolhy Samlo Larry Schucb Carl Schmele Gary Shager Roberl Shaver Belly Shiffer Carmen Sharola .lanel Smith Polricia Smilh Donald Snyder Larry Soulhwick Willard Soulhwick Charles Spence Edna Sporcs Joe Slewarl Florence Slogsdill Larry Slogsdill Donald Sfrand Melbeon Strouser Norman Tampke v .q w i . Dena Taylor + ', I yi ' N6 Jane! Trembly . C f -. 'W 'A X 4 .1 f' if ' Melvin Tucker A fCQ,g 1 A Gloria Turner Marine Van Duyn James Wagcf- - Ruth Wosha K vxl Larry Weirech ' 4 -3, Nancy Weifzel 3 V X Bobby Wescon Donna Willard Tonie Wilson Ramond Workman 51 vit! i n?-, x fi 'SQ W' ii ' '73-I? BACK ROW: Tanner, Muller, Williams, Stone, Christian, McKinney, Love, Kctzke, Springer, Kenyan. FOURTH ROW: Andross, Smith, Workman, Garnberg, Kenyon, McClain, McGuire, MacBride, Train, Dixon, Vandiver. THIRD ROW: Roe, McKinney, Hammer, Crenshaw, Malick, Groves, Ellis, Kruse, Clark. SECOND ROW: Brown, Gilley, MacBride, Gaskill, VVilliam, Stewart, Forbes. FIRST ROW: LaRowe, Morrow, Brotherton, Jensen, Rhodes, Johnson. FRONT: Burr, Weber. 73011 irl The Advanced Band began its active year with the elec- tion of officers. Those elected were: president, Frank Pruitt, I vice president, Bob Guggisbesg, secretary, Barbara Gamberg, A gf., treasurer, Rita Kenyon, librarian, Eilene Kruse, reporter Mil- ' A' dred Grove. Later in the year, Bob Guggisberg resigned and - Gary Shanks was elected to take his place. Several months Y -y later he took the place of Frank Pruitt who also resigned. V One of the first activities of the year was a rally for which the band played. Durnig the fall months members of the band turned out J T' for home games and several out-of-town games. More march- ing was done this year and letters were formed between the halves of the football games. Members of the band were selected to form a pep band GARY SH!-NKS which played for the basketball games. The director of the p,GL,Cisn, pep band was Gary Shanks. During the year the band made short trips to the city grade schools and the Crowfoot grade school to play for the students. Just before Christmas a concert was given which featured marches. A ioint concert combining the band and the Advanced Choir took pace in late April. The featured music of the evening was from the ope'etta, Brigadoon. The band also played Glow Worm, Colonel Bogey, The Holy City, and New Maori. Marching practice began in the spring as scor as the weather would allow. The band performed at the Strawberry Fair parade and the Nay Day ceebration, Several students entered the solo contest l.'l'l'Cll took place early in May. Some of the students also attended Music in May' which occurred at the same time as the solo Contest. 53 f BACK ROW Regimbal Hawes Campbell Lampnere Dorgan McMellon Bolobonoff Cray FRONT ROW Schmele Ackeret Rich Pearl Pomeroy CD1rcli.estira t A small group of very talented students played their way Through the third year of the orchestra at L. U. H. S. The last orchestra here was in T938 and was under the direction ot Mr. Wayne Gilfry. This orchestra is under the direction ot Mr. Bolobonott. The orchestra this year has been composed of all string instruments, lO violins, l cello, l bass, and l piano. They are also in need of some reed instruments, a few brass, and a tympani. All members of the orchestra are also mem- bers ot the Civic Orchestra. During the past year the orchestra has played for the Lions club, and presented a special Christmas concert. They also played for the Junior class play. The Civic Orchestra presented a concert at the Presbyterian Church, accompanied by the Presbyterian choir. This was an all Bach program. Mr. Boris Sirpo from Lewis and Clark College made a special trip to Lebanon to hear our Civic Orchestra in this program, and commented very highly on the talent of the group. The orchestra toured all of the grade schools and played a regular concert at each school, Some ot the students played solos at their spring concert. All ot the programs pre- sented bythe orchestra consisted ot strictly classical music. The officers for this year's orchestra were: president, Kenneth Campbell, vice presi- dent, Wayne Lamphere, secretary, Doris Pomerop, treasurer, Judy Schmele, news re- porter, Alice Pearl, librarian, Lucille Rich, and sergeant-at-arms, Charles Dorgan. The orchestra was presented with a very nice baton after their performance at the Lions club luncheon. KENNETH CAMPBELL President 54 .-if ' I 'Ct T5 fr L aff -f 3 S' X. Ufmd, Wi,-Cwcf, Recd, Dum Dow-.'wr':, PQ,-.11 S 2 J: 'xr' O bu Smlsig, Slolun A A 'V' i, WY 3 64 9 i 57,4 4 2, L tt to R qh Schm dt G Il am W nq Accortipanist Gamberq cg ,iris Trio The Girls! Trio was organized in l95l and has been actiue in musical and community programs ever since. They have sung at the Business and Prolessional vVomen's Club, the Oregon Alumni dinner, the annual Christmas Concert, church programs, assemblies, and school functions during the last year. One of their main events ot the year is the music contest at which they earned a l rating last year. The contest will be held in Turner, May IO, this year, They have also appeared an our local radio station several times and sang over K,R.U.L. in Corvallis tor an educational program put on by Lebanon. They sang, The Way You Look Tonightl' and Popcorn Man. The trio is composed of Alice Schmidt, a senior soprano, Marilyn Gilliam, a Junior second soprano, Lois Wing, a Junior alto, and Barbara Gamberg, a Senior and their accompanist. Mr. Siolund is their director. This will be the last year this group will perform together as a school group because Alice and Barbara are both graduating this year. All tour girls appeared in the operetta, Hlchabod Crane, and are members of the school choir, Alice Schmidt, Marilyn Gllliam and Lois Wiiig all took singing parts while Barbara played part ol the music tor the rgertormarrce A levv ol the songs they have sung lor the entertainment of different groups have been: Long Ago And Far Away, 'Mdh Lindy l.o-, Popcorn Manff The Way You Look Tonight, Farewell To Dreams, ard Christmas Medley. oo Mlclirilvorl CIYIIIHU Legend of Sleepy Hollow. lt was presented at the high school gym, with a matinee performance for students on April 3, and an evening performance at 8:00 on April 4, for students and townspeople generally. The production was put on by the Lebanon Union High School Advanced Chorus, under the direction of Mr, Lynn Slolund. Katrina's father favors, Bob Trigg, Katrina, whose father and mother want her to marry The gay cast includes the following, lchabod, the school teacher and also the man lchabod, but who is in love with Brom, Alice Schmidt, Brom Van Brunt, better known as Brom Bones, the county roisterer who told the story of the Headless Horseman, Rich Os- burn, Wilhelmina, a dear friend of Katrina and her brother's lover, Marilyn Gilliam, Hendrik, Katrina's brother and the lover of Wilheimina, Jan Pyle, Mynheer Van Tassel, Katrina's father, Joe Canaga, Vrou Van Tassel, Katrina's mother, Janet Young, Aunt Hilda, a widow far more than once and Katrina's aunt from New York who came to take lchabod back with her as a husband, Slene Reid, and David, the servant of the Van Tassel home, David Hatton. The accompanists were Toni Smith and Barbara Gamberg. The operetta was one of the most worth-while activities the chorus carried out this year and it was greatly enjoyed by those who saw it. BACK ROW: Diercoff, Jones, Stitt, Pressley, Morgan, Ackeret, Backman, Southworth Downing, Glaser, Powell. SECOND ROW: Pierce, Davis, Stolsig, Stalcup, Knapp, Campbell, Clark, Johnson, Lannings, Andross, Wing, Hummel, Humphreys, Clark, Jungkeit, Lucas, Wilcox. FRONT ROW: Gilliam, Pyle, Reid, Trigg, Schmidt, Osburn, Young, Canagd. slgegiiiizers Cliorzis Beginners' Chorus is a group made up of 8th graders and a few Freshmen. It is a preparatory class which prepares the students tor Girls' Glee or Advanced Choir. For practice during the year they sang spirituals, tollc songs, light classics, and semi-popular songs, Their music appreciation is built by carrying out a listening program which includes listening to all types of records, from Stravinsky to Johnny Ray. Members of the group plan and present programs to the rest ot the class. This category includes: skits, group songs, ensembles, and solos. This class has even written words to already composed songs. BACK ROW: Spence, Simon, Baker, Morksun, Arehort, Ackland, Andersor THIRD ROW: Pierce, Stogsdill, Ddvis, Plcmbaclc, Campbell, Sharolo. SECOND ROW: Comber, Taylor, Frazier, Smith, Hubbard. FRONT ROW: Washa, Huston, Caldwell, Hinderlie. 1 'Z S-v. My ic' .4-3. Q'- .,, 54' G 35 rdf BACK ROW: Schmidt, Fritz, Caldwell, McPherson, Whinery, Elmer, Stryker. FOURTH ROW: Goold, Herron, Berry, Groves, Hansen, Brown. THIRD ROW: Pierce, Rowell, Miles, Barber, Coddington, Zolnoski C girls' ,gylee This year in Girls' Glee they have accomplished a great many things. The most noted experience was the Christmas concert held December 17, 1951. They sang Winter Wane derland, Oh Christmas Tree, and Rudolph, the Red Nosed Reindeer. The group was arranged in the shape ot a tree I and by standing at ditterent elevations the tree was quite 'MZ' high and looked very nice.There was also a girls' ensemble which included: sopranos, Marian Brow, Beverly Zolnowski, second sopranos, Iva Seems, Darlene Clair, Minnie Rowton, altos, Donna Andross, Bonnie Elmer, and Charlotte Pierce. The accompanist was Marilyn Williams. They sang Virgin Slumber Song, and U32 Feet and 8 Little Tails. This group attends classes every other day and had study hall while Beginners' Glee was having its class. IVA SEEMS y They took part in the annual May Day activities bylsing- p,e5,de,,, ing Alice Blue Gown, Rose Marie, and Into the Night. This group also participated in the spring concert. Girls' Glee sang Holiday Song and Into the Night tor the contest held in Albany May 3. This group also ushered at the operetta lchabod Crane, given by the Advanced Choir. Officers for the 1951-52 Girls' Olee were: president, Iva Seems, vice president, Jo- anne Johnson, their director was Mr. Lynn E. Siolund. The vice president, Joanne John- son, was transferred into the Advanced Choir during the course ofthe year. 59 SECOND ROW: Pierce, Downs, Rowton, Kennedy, Smith. FRONT ROW: Baca, Seems, Edwards, Williams. yhlclirriizccrl Cllzorzis The Advanced Chorus class has done very well this year. i!.r, Siolund, the new Teacher, has done a very fine job of directing The activities that have been performed in the class this year. Officers were: president, Bob Trigg, vice president, Rich Osburn, secretary, Janet Humphreys, and treasurer, llene Reid, In this class there is a trio, single quartet, double quartet, and sextet. They have performed at several concerts such as the Christmas and spring concerts. The operetta selected for This year was Ichabod Crane and The Headless Horseman. The main characters were: Ichabod, the school teacher and very much a fraidy cat, Bob Trigg, Katrina, whose mother and father want her to marry Ichabod but who was in love with p,e5,de,,, Brom, was played by Alice Schmidt, Brom VanBrunT, better known as Brom Bones, and a very bold person, by Rich Os- burn, Wilhelmina, the very dear friend of Katrina and her brother, by Marilyn Gilliam, Hendrik, the brother of Katrina and the lover of Wilhelmina, .lan Pyle, Mynheer Van Tassel and Vrou Van Tassel, Katrina's mother and father, were played by Joe Canaga and Janet Joung, Aunt Hilda, a widow far more than once and Katrina's aunt from New York who came to take Ichabod back with her as a husband, Ilene Reid, David, the servant of the Van Tassel home, David Hatton. BACK ROW: Pyle, Glaser, Canoga, Pierce, Stitt, Pressley, Ackeret, SlXTH ROW: Morgan, Backman, Richards, Diercoff, Lott, Stolsign, Moynihan. FIFTH ROW: Jongkeit, Schmidt, Gravelle, Raines, Andross, Downer. FOURTH ROW: Young, Kuehl, Downing, Gilliam, Meisner, Mountain. THIRD ROW: Netland, Smith, Clark, Bishop, Weaver, Wing. SECOND ROW: Dillon, Powell, Wilcox, Campbell, Lucas. FIRST ROW: Trigg, Reed, Humphreys, Osburn. BOB TRIGG A 7 if ,AAT I L ii.. . ..-J C I2-J 3 '23, ACTIVITIES fx! fs, f. F. H. Jil. The l95l'52 year was one of much activity for the Thirty- one members and officers of F. H. A. The club's capable of- ficers were as follows: president Minnie Swanson, vice presi- dent, Dorothy Duering, secretary, Wilma Collier, Treasurer, Beverly Nicholas, reporter, Evelyn Miles, parliamentarian, Evelyn Crover. In October, Wilma Collier Florence Coughran, Julia Cul- bertson, Dorothy Dcering, Beverly Dunn, Mary Gunderson, Shirley Lebohn, Pauline Rovvton, and Minnie Swanson went to a district meeting in Corvallis. The girls were accompanied by one of their advisors, Miss Emilla Tschanz. At Christmas the club made wreaths for all The doors of the school which helped bring the Christmas spirit to the stu- dents. They also perforrmed a service To The community by filling a basket with food for a needy family. A Christmas president party with an exchange of gifts, December Qi, ended Their holiday activities. ' During F. H. A. week, Florence Coughran, Julia Culbertson and Minnie Swanson went to KOAL where they were interviewed on the radio. They also talked about their club. This same week The club had a window display in o stare in town with the F.H.A. emblem, etc. Minnie Swanson is the F.H.A. nominee for state president. Julia Culbertson is state parliamentarian, she went to the regional district conference in Colorado during the sum- mer. Julia told the club about her trip at the first F.H.A. meeting ofthe year. MlNNIE SWANSON BACK ROW: Morgan, Ludtke, Clay, Dirks, Morley, Olson. FOURTH ROW: Tampke, Nicholas, Miles, Gunderson, Rowton, Dennis THIRD ROW: Nardstrand, Poe, Lebohn, Swanson, Coughon, Craver SECOND ROW. Hickey, Spencer, Gamblin, Stegeman, Barnum. FIRST ROW: Collier, Duering, Swanson, Crover. i I T 'T Af BACK ROW: Frazer, Olson, Kellogg, Chisholm, Morse. FOURTH ROW: Stogsdill, Hill, Kennedy, Lankins. THIRD ROW: Houston, Witzel, Hubbard, Higgenbottom. SECOND ROW: Geen, Samala, Nightingale, Calahan, Bunch. FRONT ROW: Plyneback, Primasing, Reed, Collins. iiiziioi' li. Hz The Lebanon chapter of Junior Future Homemakers of America was organized in the tall of l95l, Only eighth grade home-making students are eligible for membership, Meetings of this group are held during class time once or twice a month. Officers are chosen each semester. Those serving dur- ing the tall semester were: president, Peggy Primasing, vice- president, Shirley Reed, secretary, Patty Smith, treasurer, Nor- ma Tampke, recorder, Carmen Shirola, and chapter mother, Mrs. Plambeck. Officers chosen for the spring semester arer president, Barbara Higgenbottcm, vice-president, Wilma Hus- ton, secretary, Dee Collins, treasurer, Kay Pierce, recorder, Kay Hill, and chapter mother, Mrs. Larson. Many projects have been incorporated into class-room PEGGY PRIMASING activities, Prior to the Christmas season, toot stools were p,e5,de,,, made from tin cans, covered, and given to the Mary Ellen Nursing Home. Outgrawn clothes were gathered, laundered, mended and given to Polly Potter for distribution to needy tamilies. Money has been raised by means of candy, cookie, and cup-cake sales, and a doughnut dunk for early arrivals at school. A banquet was served to the guidance teach- ers of several nearby schools, Decorations and toad were prepared in class. Committees worked after school and durirg the everirg to serve and clean up. The chapter pre- pared and sold hat dogs and pronto pups of the schcol carnival. 63 'X fk X it-.pw BACK ROW Wilson Jacobson Christenson H Christensen Young SECOND ROW Baggett McCracken Stolsig Lott Rose FRONT ROW Avrit Temple Glaus Beck Fire Sqiiricl Fire Chief Bill Temple led the squad in each tire drill throughout the school year. His assistant was Secretary-treas urer James Olaus. The Fire Squad is made up at Junior and Senior boys who are interested in tire lighting and who have an academic rating of 3 or better. This year's squad has T3 veteran members back from last year. They are Luther Baggett, Dean Beck, Duane Christensen, Howard Christensen, Jimmy Glaus, Jimmy Jacobsen, Bob McCracken, Harvey Rose, Johnny Stolsig, Bill Temple, Jim Whitmore, Roland Wilson, and Jerry Young. New members of the squad are Kirby Avrit, Don Chamberlain, and Burl Lott. Mr. Parham, acting as advisor, assigns each member a post at the beginning ot the school year and assists the boys in carrying out the tire drills.. Each drill is timed to ascertain the time needed to clear the building of its occupants. The record time tor the year was l minute and 20 seconds. The duties of the tire squad are to extinguish or control a tire until the city fire department arrives, also to assist the students from the building by directing them to the nearest exit in an orderly manner. During the spring the club held its annual dance in the cafeteria. BILL TEMPLE President fgzl ,g. fi. fi. The Girls' Athletic Association has had ci successful year under its faculty advisors, lvlrs. Smith and Mrs. Pesek. Officers elected this year were: president, Barbara Simp- son, vice president, Maxine Peoples, secretary and treasurer, Norma Stepp, point chairman, Dorothy Whiteis, lt was decided at the beginning of the year to have play- nights every third Wednesdciy cf each month. Later, it was changed to every two weeks. Much enthusiasm and interest was shown by the girls. During the year some of the activities were basketball tournaments, swimming play-days, softball play-days. Ten points are earned from any tournament play-doy throughout the year. Fifty points are required for member- ship in the club, and when l5O points have been earned, the G. A. A. swcater and the large L may be purchased. A gold pen is awarded for 200 points. A member must make 50 points a year to remain in the club. Pcints can be earned A. A. activities which include basketball, volleyball, horseback bowling, skiing, baseball, along with many others. The purpose of the Girls' Athletic Association is to encourage sportsmanship, lead- ership and learn more about different sports. BACK ROW Pierce Athey Athey, Forbes. SECOND ROW Quinton Whinery, Pierce, Moddcrman, Modderman. FRONT ROW Simpson Peoples, Stepp, Whiteis. 3 up T Q- Ir:- x N Jiirls' ferigziu Llozizzcil The purpose of the Girls' League is to promote demo- cratic principles, thus constituting civic responsibility. It has well played its part in this scchool during l95l-52. Examples of this may be found in our numerous activities, Over fifty girls donated tneir services to the first sale of re- freshments at a football game on the night of September 28. Under the direction of Lynn Siolund a group of girls sang Christmas carols over radio station KGAL, On April 25 the Girls' League sponsored the all-school play, Green Valley. It is through the unselfish services of these girls that we can make possible the awarding of scholarships. This year we gave four fifty dollar scholarships. Our Calendar vvas marked with many assemblies. A Thanksgiving assembly was presented before the entire stu- dent body on the afternoon of November 22. pwsiden, Mark O. Hatfield, Dean of Willamette University students, and Oregon State Senator, honored us with his speech before the meeting of December 6. Included in the Girls' League Council this year were, Eva Lou Sparks, president, Mari- lyn Gilliam, vice president, Barbara Elmer, secretory, Lois Wing, treasurer, Barbara Gam- berg, big-little sister chairman, Dee Welch, social chairman, Class representatives were, Beverly Jordan, Maxine Peoples, and Rose Dean, Seniors, Milred Grove, Mary Jo Sprague, and Geraldine Dennis, Juniors, Nancy Tanner, Barbara Galarneau, and Susan Schrader, Sophomores, Myra Jean McBride, Ruth Duering, and Miriam Brown, Freshmen, Toni Wilson, Margaret Groves, and Marcene Mulkey, eighth grade. Mrs. Golda Wickham, Dean of Women on the University of Oregon campus, on March 6, presented an excellent speech on Human Memorials. EVA LOU SPARKS BACK ROW: Gamberg, Jordan, Schroeder, Galarrieau, Peoples. SECOND ROW, Tonner, Welch, Dennis, Groves. FRONT ROW: Elmer, Sparks, Gilliam, Wing. i z i if it 1.9 Sl' vw ff' I C' Nr '5- y-v E BACK ROW: Pearl, Gamberg, Knapp, Baldwin, Schaefer, Carol, Morgan, Rex. SECOND ROW: Campbell, Rust, Connet, Seems, Knapp, Pieschke. FRONT ROW: Olson, Baldwin, Kenyon, Chilcote. RITA KENYON Cc Ed tor 0 V 'f AHF. BAQDFJN Co-Ea 'or i-fight This year the Lebanon Hi-Light was put out by the Jour- nalism class, assisted by several students outside the class. Members of the editorial stall for the first semester were: editor-in-chiet, Rita Kenyan, associate editor, Betty Ann Bald' win, sports editor, Don Schaeier, society editor, Colleen Chil cote, teature editor, Jan Pyle, exchange editor, Dennis Olson, business manager, Janet Connet, associate business manager, Pat Dodds, faculty advisors, Paul Armstrong and Howard Hiclccox. During the tirst semester six editions of the l-li-Light were published. Betty Ann Baldwin and Rita Kenyon were the co-editors during the second semester. Colleen Chilcote was associate editor, Glenda Campbell, society editor, Dennis Olson, sports editor, Neva Seems, teature editor. Cynthia Rust was in charge ot distribution and exchange. During the first semester there were l7 members alto- gether on the stall, The beginning of the second semester saw the total number increased to 27. Members of the statt read proot at Van's Print Shop, where the Hi-Light was printed,on Vvednesday and Thursday evenings after school. Advertising to pay tor this bi-weekly publicaton was so- licited from the varicus business firms in Lebanon oy the busi- ness stall, The death ot Philip McCormick, Hi-Light photographer, lett a vacant spct on the stall, The t-ii-Light, which in past years was an 8-page paper, was cut to tour pages because at a lack of funds. The paper conered all ct the plays, the cperetta, club ccnfentiors, tre anruaf Career Day, as well as a.l other im- portant events, ri 4? R 3 .ii J I ti N vii- C' BACK ROW: Messrner, Christianson, D. Christiansan, Benshoof, Cox, Young FIFTH ROW: Calkins, Moynihari, Canoga, Nesbitt, Primasing, Glaus. FOURTH ROW: Traybont, Wilson, Fenner, Phelps, Temple, Tl-ilRD ROW: Brown, Klavano, Rhodes, Fuller, Beck. SECOND ROVV: McCracken, Stolsig, Sirni, Lott, Rose. FRONT ROW: Avrit, Trigg, Osburn, Jacobson. H' T' The Hi-Y started oft the year by electing the following officers: president, Jim Jacobson, vice president, Kirby Avrit, secretary, Bob Trigg, treasurer, Bill Temple, and chaplain, Rich Osburn. Bud Page was the very capable advisor. As usual there were thirty-tive members in the club and only Sophomore, Junior and Senior boys were eligible. The Hi-Y motto is: To create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community, high standards ot Christian character. Early in the year the entire club was shocked by the sudden death of one ot its most active members, Phil McCor- mick. Later a generous contribution was made by the club toward the memorial barometer given to the school in his honor, The years most outstanding activities included the annual boy-girl relations discussion held with the Tri-Y girls, the sponsoring of the lvlay Day queen's ball, and the annual picnic. which everyone enioyed. The Hi-Y is a club ot which we nsay well be proud, tor their service to the school and community has been indeed great, 68 l. IS. L. The International Relations League, better known as l.R.L., has been one of The school's most active clubs this year. This is the third year for l.P.L. in Lebanon High School and it is growing with the interests ofthe students in world affairs. The club has had thirty active members this year. Our officers were: president, Bob McCracken, vice president, Duane Chris- tiansen, secretary, Alice Schmidt, with Mr. Earl Gerfen as faculty advisor. The purpose of International Relations League is to make us better acquainted with The current world affairs and To discuss the problems in order to get a broader view of matters, In fulfilling the purpose they engaged several speakers. Some of these were foreign students studying at Oregon State Col- lege. Other meetings were discussion sessions in which their BOB MCFRACKEN own members led the discussions. The club has engaged in presidem some other activities such as attending concerts and cultural activities. Several of the members of the group attended The state I.R.L, conference at Eu- gene in February. Eight of the members presented a panel discussion on United Nations to the P.T.A. and Chamber of Commerce. BACK ROW: Jacobson, Trigg, Klavano, Guinn, Malick, Osburn. THIRD ROW: Swanson, Garnberg, Waltenburg, Hayes. SECOND ROW: Adkins, Gilliam, Kimes, Trottier, Campbell. FRONT ROW: Christensen, Moynihan, Schmide, McCracken. Libr-m-y Cluli Officers elected for the Library Club this year were as follows: Donna Jean Netland, president, Joyce Bateson, vice president, Katy Davis, secretary, Gloria Athey, treasurer. Library Club members are chosen by Mrs. Burns, librarian and club advisor, for their intelligence, dependability, and efficiency, and who have been recommended by two teachers. Other important qualifications are a pleasing personality and the ability to meet students. The purpose of this club is to learn fundamentals of librarianship. Students chosen as members are to serve as library as- sistants. The efficiency of the library depends entirely upon the way the assistants carry out various duties assigned to them at the beginning of the year by Mrs. Burns. The Library Club had twenty-three active members this year, each had definite duties. pmsidem Donna Jean Netland, Myrna Crossan, Julia Culbertson, Sharon Trottier, and Charles Kem had charge of the desk, Kirby Avrit and Janet Downer had charge of the mail, also the desk, Donna Anthony, Maxine Peoples, and Cynthia Rust, were in charge of overdue books and fines, Joyce Bateson, Gloria Athey, Violet Zolnoski, Darlene Powell, Dorothy Whiteis, Janet Hum- phreys, Donna Looney, and Beverly Jordan, typists, Katy Davis, Glenna Grimes, and Annette Richter, were in charge of the circulation, Evelyn Miles filed, Eva Lou Sparks was in charge of the periodical files. The club sponsored the penny throw at the student body carnival and also had a candy sale. DONNA JEAN NETLAND BACK ROW: Avrit, Kem, Richter, Downer, Lebahn, Trottier, Humphreys, Sparks, Miles, Looney, Burns, An- thony, Grimes, Gordon. FRONT ROW: Crossan, Powell, Davis, Netland, Peoples, Rust, Bateson. '33 ts lac. ' Q BACK ROW: K. Richards, Pierce, Lindsay, D. Richards, Stolsig, Trigg. FIFTH ROW: Standley, Christenson, Baggett, Jacobson, Glaus. FOURTH ROW: Price, Griffith, Wilson, Klavano. THlRD ROW. Bartrarn, McCracken, Thorps, Simi, Stewart, Schaefer. SECOND ROW: Corroll,,Guinn, Griffith, Beck, Rhodes, FIRST ROW: Temple, Campbell, Nesbitt, Wilber. Qi'clci' of pf A new club for Warrior lettermen was formed early this year, The name chosen was the Order of the L. Officers for this newly formed club were: president, Doug Nesbitt, vice president, Rich Campbell, and secretary, Roy Wilber. gg- Bob Kane and Erland Anderson were the very helpful f' club advisors for this past year. This club is open to all Junior and Senior letterrnen. Freshmen and Sophornores are eligible to ioin only if they have lettered in two sports. ,V f The Order of the L had the cat throw booth at the '77 X Student Body Carnival. ' This club farmed the Watch-Dog Committee to keep T overythirg undef control at the annual May Day festival this ,, l year. They also presented the flag clurinq coronatiori cere- orsuo tvsssiit mO'l i5' , , , Q pwsdgn, the club n-fine pans for the 'uture putting of cement on Horse Butte in the forrn of an ai bf W1-wrsma Hlifxn . ,Ni 6? Left to Right: Welch, Gilliam, Stepp, Collins, Moddermon, Baker, Lee, Jordon, Former, Gomberg, Strange, Looney. At Desk: Burgess, Campbell. Qffice Cjl'1flS The office girls are made up of Juniors and Seniors. They run errands and do general office work for one period every day. The girls are busy all The Time doing various kinds of jobs such as taking messages, helping keep The attendance records, running mimeograph and ditto machines, typing, helping The students and assisting Mrs. Burgess, secretary to Mr. A. B. Cash. This course earns a credit Toward graduation. The T6 Junior and Senior girls who shared The office work this year were: Dee Welch, Norma Stepp and Marlene Farmer, first period, Shirley Jamieson, Barbara Gamberg and Beverly Jordan, second period, Beverly Modderman and Glenda Camp- bell, third period, Donna Looney shares her work fourth period with Mrs. Burgess. Jean Baker is busy with her duties fifth period, Barbara Ward, Leola Collins and Char- lotte Burrowes, sixth period, Joyce Strange and Marilyn Gilliam work seventh period, and Donna Rae Lee can be found in the office eighth period. The work of Typing, filing, meeting and Talking To the public will help Them in their latter life. The experience of keeping school records will help the Qirls get a full time iob when they get out of school. The office girls don't work all The time, There is some play even if There are nc outings or Trips such as other school organizations take. They have fun being able TC work togther efficiently. 72 'S-.. l Jrilriteers The Paletteers were very active this year. They planned ' A and completed many projects and had a lot of fun doing it. ' To start the years activities they were in charge of the Albany- H Lebanon football game and the dance afterward. gh ln observance of American Art Week they sponsored a Q reception with exhibits donated by townspeople, The Palet- , ., teers furnished the entertainment and refreshments. Also they fixed window exhibits for downtown stores. Everyone agrees A ' ' 5 that this was a huge success. Christmas also stimulated some ' 'A H ' 3, activity with the Raletteers furnishing and decorating a tree Q M ' in the art room. The club had a small party. i On Valentine's Day the club had its annual party for the , I members. This date was also the seventh anniversary of the i ,, club. Dancing and games were enioyed by all who attended. JACK WARD The Paletteers made two very successful trips during the pmiden, year. One was to the art department of Oregon State Col- lege and the other to the Oriental Art Museum and art de- partment of the University of Oregon in Eugene, This year's officers were: president Jack Ward, vice president, Carol Wilshire, sec- retary, Louise Kimes, treasurer, Bill Fenner, and recording secretary, Pat Dodds, who records the hours earned by members. The club is under the capable leadership of Miss Lovedy Burkholcler, head of the high school art department. BACK ROW: Dunclcley, Brown, Stogsdill, Byrd, Fuller, Russell. FlFTH ROW: Messmer, Morgan, Beaton, Chamberlain, Loee, Caldwell, Morehead. FOURTH ROW: Wheaton, Ludtke, Calahan, McCrary, Downing, Barnum, Duering. THIRD ROW. Mountain, Housen, Sherman, Childs, Oliver, Carroll, Chandler. SECOND ROW: Hoeck, Virderstrasse, Powell, Seems, Morgan. FRONT ROW: Miss Burkholdrer, Kimes, Dodds, Fenner, Ward. Tlzuspiriizs Thespians is an honorary organiation whose aims are to create an active interest in dramatics among students and to encourage talented students to further their training in a col- lege. Many alumni members have found success in the the- ater, radio, and screen. Leading the group through a successful year were Curtis Judd, wielding the gavel of the president, Larry Ouinn serving as vice president, Beverly Jordan recording the minutes of the meetings as secretary, Rita Kenyon guarding the money-bag as treasurer, Cynthia Rust keeping a file of the business as clerk, and last but not least, the advisor, Mr. Ralph Wood who directs all plays. Membership consists of any student interested in dramat- ics, however before entering the society you must have earned CURTIS JUDD a necessary ten points. The club motto is Act well your president part, there all the honor lies. This year a plaque has been made upon which will be engraved the names of the best Thespian boy and girl of the year. Letters were given to deserving members. This award was determined by the point system. Thespians were quite active during the year. They sold at games, held a white elephant auction, attended several plays at neighboring schools and colleges, and had several potluck dinners. The money earned financed the annual banquet held at the close of the year. Three members, accompanied by Mr. Wood, attended the dramatics conference in Eugene on February 8th and Qth. BACK ROW Whitten Sparks Richards Hayes Rose THIRD ROW Pearl Gamberg Bateson Kimes Schmidt SECOND ROW Dillon Furlong Smith Collins Middleson Wheaton. FRONT ROW Guinn Kenyon Rust .lordan Judd v- N. 'FL Q36- Fw. I 1 vo 'lv J Q' f 153, 'S sumti. f 'W w-,, ww-uquwr BACK ROW, Housen, Gilliam, Schmele, Dixon, Whitten, Farmer, Surry. EIFTH ROW: Powell, Burrows, Adkins, Kimes, Miles, Looney, Frank. FOURTH ROW, Striker, Stepp, Swanson, Modderman, Bateson, Connet. THIRD ROW: Seems, Downing, Dodds, O'Hara, Baldwin, Seiber. SECOND ROW: Chandler, Gamberg, Schmidt, Rust, Netland. FRONT ROW: Campbell, Trottier, Anthony, Swanson. 7 ' T W ri- 7 Tri-Y is the teen-age group ot the Y. W. C, A. Large cities have Y. W. C. A. headquarters in which to meet, but clubs in smaller communities meet in their high schools or a part ot the extra curricular program. In L. U. H. S. the club membership comes from the Junior and Senior classes, and is open to girls in these classes who believe the Christian way is the right way. The slogan tor the club cou'd well be, Be ye doers at the word and not hearers only. Forty girls were active member. The otticers for the year were: president, Donna Anthony, vice president, Minnie Swanson, secretary, Sharon Farmer, treasurer, Maxine Peoples, chaplain, Margaret Surry, historian, Evelyn Miles, and stu- ' IT' dent council representative, Lorraine Baldwin. The Tri'Y participated in many activities during the year, Outstandirg among these were, a Thanksgiving project to raise money for Christmas chocolate bars tor Mexican child- ren, decorating the school Christmas tree, uniting with the Senior F. H. A, and Rainbow Girls in a ioint project to see that forty girls in the Children's Farm Home had a merrier Christmas, clothing an underclasi girl, put on the patriotic dance tor the teen-agers at the Elks Temple in February, decorated for and served the Career Day luncheon for the visiting speakers, and entertained our mothe's at an ev- ning dessert, The year was ended with a Senior tareweil at the advisor's home. They had a good time as usual, .4 1' DONNA ANTHONY President 75 W ! L BACK ROW: Swoverland, Clark, Gunderson, Nofziger, Forbes, Mr, Gairier, SECOND ROW: Ayers, Weyand, Suing, Luton, Siewell. FRONT ROW: Hayes, Gilmore, Lindsay, Gott. ll ocritiiomil lllricltiiw Shop The Vocational Machine Shop Club was organied Sep- tember 20, l95O. The purpose of the club is to promote better Thinking and more reliability among students so they will be better qualified to enter o vocational field after gradu- ation. The club was called to order by lvlr. Gainer, September Qi, l95l for the purpose of electing officers, The officers elected were: president, Vernon Gott, vice president, Hamer McKean, secretary, Bob Hayes, treasurer, Kenneth Gilmore, sergeant-at-arms, Nathan Lowe, and representative, Allen Forbes. Mr. Oainer was the club advisor for the year. The Machine Shop Club is the distributor of pop to other clubs and organiations in the school to sell at games, etc. This club had the sling-shot booth at the Student Body Carnival this year. Community services this year included building a stock trailer, making a firing pin for a shotgun, building an ar- mature tester, refacing a lawn mower blade and reel, grinding an automobile head, brazed a manifold, welded a vise, and made parts for a washing machine wringer. The club was in charge of putting up booths for the Student Body Carnival and was in charge of assigning and assembling booths for May Day, The club took a combination field trip and fishing trip to Klamath Falls. They went through the Oregon Technical institution and then went fishing at Klamath Lake. VERNON GOTT President 76 xl v BACK ROW: Gravelle, Caswell, Stegeman, Shimanek, Childs, Kennedy, Elmer, Carroll, Morgan, Galarneau, Gibson Powell Furlon Duerin Duerin Wilcox , , Q, g, g, . TOURTH ROW: Strange, Baker, Johnson, Baldwin, Dodds, Chandler, Johnson, Seems, Bciteson, Griffith, Anderson, Kimes, Humphreys, Davis. THIRD ROW: Edwards, Gamblin, Looney, Jordan, Murphy, Kotoid, Trottier, Campbell, Baca, Smith, Whiteis. SECOND ROW: Schmidt, Farmer, Welcho, Sparks, Dixon, Wright, Cooney, Smith, Honman, Shrader. FRONT ROW: Bishop, Reed, Johnson, Frank, Backman, Gilliam, Simi, Connet, Netland, Burr. riz'1'ioi'0ifte, The Pep Club is the backbone at the cheering section and do their best to root the athletic teams to victory. The purpose ot the club is to foster school spirit and to encourage a high standard ot sportsmanship in our relations with other schools. Mrs. Janke was chosen as the club's advisor at the be- ginning ol the year and she has helped make the year very successful. The otticers tor the year were: president, Dorothy Frank, vice president, Lorraine Baldwin, treasurer Luan Chandler, attendance director, Janet Humphreys, secretary, Barbara Galarnecu, This year the club was enlarged because ot the large number of students attending school. The new plan doubled the number of the club. Members now include eighteen DOROTHY FRANK Seniors, sixteen Juniors, fourteen Sophomares, and twelve p,E,de,,, Freshmen. A change in eligibility tor the club was made this year, Club rrembers were required ta have eligibility slips signed by their teachers every Neek the club was participating in some activity, lt the students work was not satis- factory that person would be ineligible lar that particular week and was not allowed 'a iain in the club activities, -y-v ff Left to Right: Frank, Johnson, Backman, Simi, Gilliam. 'FHM Squad Yell fenders The l95l-52 yell leaders had a difficult time getting together. The girls Turned out first. They tried out in front of the Pep Club where a number of them were eliminated, then the remaining candidates performed before the student body. Ballots were dis- tributed in the 6th period classes and the students voted an their yell leaders for the year. The outcome of this vote was: Yell Queen: Agnes Backman, a Senior, Dorothy Frank, a Senior, and Marilyn Gilliam, a Junior. This year the fall season was as rainy as ever and the football players and yell leaders did their very best the entire season. The three girls worked out some very good routines. Football passed into basketball and it soon came time for the iamboree at Sweet Home. Two fellows, Jerry Simi and Dick Johnson, came out to ioin the squad then. The boys did very well at catching on to the routines. During the middle of the season the students were becoming downhearted about losing so many games. The yell squad had a little trouble raising the school spirits but they took some old yells and gave them different actions and made snapper yells from them. The season then came to an end and the school would like to express their appreciation for the efforts put forth by the squad and also the fine iob they did leading the yells and raising the low mid- season spirits, Kids, you really did a swell iob. 78 f , ,., 2.1 gi . .. 4 V Vi, ,A , 5 E2 V ...ip - wx . Q. ip a 7 Q if ? x 2 1, gijgg , if gif., A vi 'ig fa gg 4, .if Q22 5 H 4. my V, . - .WH ' www , ,'1q,,'M. . 4 ffm ffl W ,f , ' 'nw 15' I We l Qf' A 25? 2 ,, ,L 'ii fl? Z ez ' 'A - , wig- .1 X . W 5 A Iv ff 'fi-Q ,-1 , V 3, W -I QL ?fQl AV I af' 11 ff 'L M -4- iran! j4' , , QE?-fL,A 2 ,V A , ' ? 'J If Y ., F. 4.4 ...- ,Y ' X 53 9 ,Qmu ' S f , N f:':u'.f- '. f'!if l: f :iff I f , .45 ,142 9? ,tr gl ,4 1W'f I. N ' f T , .. . f M ,.f.-- -' ATHLETICS BACK ROW: Kane, Dixon, Wilson, Cooney, Stone, Langdora, Sprague, McBride, Seigner, Van Pelt. THIRD ROW: LoFond, Saxton, Richards, Kilmer, Siewell, Lott, Kirkelie, Erdwins, Young. SECOND ROW: Pieschke, Avrit, McCracken, Simi, Christensen, Baggett, Barnes. FlRST ROW: Guinn, Carroll, Lindsay, Campbell, Wilber, Temple, Wilson. llflv Squoicl flootbcvill Our Warriors had a lot of hard luck this last season, winning one game and drop- oing six. The Warriors' lone victory was over their rival, Sweet Home, T3-7. This year's captain was Richard Campbell who was the team's most outstanding player. He won the KGAL-Cascades Plywood award for being the most inspirational player. Richard was elected for this honor by his teammates. The coaches for the year were, head coach, George Van Pelt, and backfield coach, Bob Cane. Seniors on the squad were as follows: Luther Baggett, Bill Ballheim, Bill Carroll, Richard Campbell, Duane Christensen, Larry Guinn, Frank Lindsay, Jerry Simi, Bill Temple, Richard Pierce, Jim Whitmore, Roland Wilson, Bob McCracken, and Roy Wilber. The returning men for next year will be as follows: Ken Kirkelie, Vic Dixon, Leonard Lalzond, Kirby Avrit, Butch Kilmer, Burl Lott, Monty Liegner, Keith Richards, Robert Wilson, Ken Cooney, Murvel Stone, Bill Ballheim, Malcolm McBride, Gordan Barnes, and Dale Pieschke. Managrs for the team were: Jerry Young, Raymond Price and Jim Price, who at the start of the year was iniured in a game. SEASON'S RESULTS Lebanon O ---- - Bend 41 Lebanon 6 ----- Albany 32 Lebanon O - Corvallis T9 Lebanon O North Bend 20 Lebanon I3 Sweet Home 7 Lebanon O Salem 2l Lebanon O Springfield 25 82 Ml? Sqzirirl Forttltrill Murle Wells, B Sauad lootball coach, coached the Braves to a three-win and tour-loss :eason in l95l-52. The Lebanon Braves defeated two ot their greatest rivals, Albany 8-O, and Sweet l-lame 20-6. They also won over Philomath 20-l3. We tell to the hands of Mill City's ,fA1f squad 25-O. Outstanding members ot the B squad were Monty Seignor, Burl Lott, Victor Dixon, lit-fftlw Cooney and Keith Richards who all worked hard and later in the season moved up to the A squad and earnd their letters. Jim Southworth was the Braves captain this year. This team played a lot of hard ba,l this year and the underclassmen have gained experience which will help build teams in the future. SEASON'S RESULTS Lebanon, O - Mill City, 25 Lebanon, 6 - Sweet Home, 20 Lebanon, 8 - Albany, O Lebanon, O - Salem, 59 Lebanon, o - Corrvallis, T9 Lebanon, 20 - Philomath, l3 Lebanon, 20 - Sweet Home, T3 BACK ROW: Tacy, Standley, Crenshaw, Leatherman, Becker, LaDassor, Wells. THIRD ROW: Lambert, Williamson, Gentry, Lindsoy, Fort, Stalcup, Hibbert. SECOND ROW: Langmaclc, Thompson, Griffith, Carroll, Siewell. FRONT ROW: Rhodes, Pless, Messmer, Kratzke. John V' Fx fl 6 ev 8 P O' Y f 4-nf? Wqnx De Q 1. T 7-!Pw E N bqztucl lpusl Ltball The 1951 52 season was not too success ul ID wnns but xery much so In experience and sportsmanship Even wlth thetr many loss s and dawnfalls the team flnlshed the last games tn the season wtth the same flghtnng spurtt they had shawn tn earlier games Thus year was a bulldlng year wnth only two returnlrg lettermen Johnny Stolstg and Wayne Klaxano Later In th eason Jum Whttmare moved back ta Lebanon and made a total of three men wlth prevtous varstty experience all of whom the team was butlt around The team has been greatly aided from the experience most of the fel lows gained playing B Squad last year The season opened wtth the second annual Jamboree held at Sweet Home Lebanon and Sweet Home the east agalnst Albany and Corvallis the west The ftrst scheduled game of the season was wlth Washlngton Htgh of Portland on our floor Two games were played one Frlday the other Saturday both very ex cltlng games although Lebanon came out on the loslng end Our flrst wln was over Marshfteld 45 50 on Saturday night after they defeated Us 45 40 the prevtous nxght Later In the season we defeated the highly rated Salem Vuktngs on their home floor 52 50 The trlp to the coast ended with a wln for us and also a loss Friday nlghts game wlth Toledo was a winner for Lebanon but we were not so successful Saturday night wtth Newport defeatnng us The Warriors lost all the dtstrlct games but almost everyone will agree that the Albany game at Albany was the h art breaker of the season We had outscored and outplayed Albany the entire furst half and then they rose up to beat us tn the last frenzied minutes of the game Captain Johnny Stolstg was the hugh scorer with 323 patnts an average of 15 pomts a game After a vote tt was shown that Johnnys teammates felt he should re cetve the KGAL Cascades Plywood lnsplrcttanal trophy and the Reeves Clothmg Co tndsvldual players trophy Followmg Stolslg was Don Chamberlaln captatn elect for the 1952 53 season wnth 145 pomts Giving Chamberlain a close run was Wayne Klavano with 143 pomts for the season Klavano didnt start scorlng untll midway In the season but when he dld he really went to town Dale Hasenyager dld well for htrnself with 133 pomts Dale a Sophomore should be a lot of help IH future years as he developed a lot of skull this year There were only nlne letters awarded thus year Murvel Stone and Malcolm Mc Brtde didnt get tn enough playtng time on the A squad to receive letters The letters were awarded to Johnny Stolslg a senior and two year letterman Wayne Klavano a senior and one year letterman Rlchard Osburn a senior who missed a number af games due to sickness Rnchard Campbell a senior Dean Beck a sensor Jlm Whitmore a senior Don Chamberlain a luntor Victor Dixon a sophomore and Dale Hasnnyager a sophomore Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon SEASON S RESULTS Washington 37 Washington 45 McMlnnvllle 56 Marshfteld 50 Marshfleld 40 Mctvllnnvulle 62 Astorla 40 Sweet Home 53 Toledo 29 Corvallis 44 Toledo 36 Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebaron Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Newport 53 Salem 50 Cottage Grove 40 Albany 53 Wrllamette Frosh 63 Corvallls 42 Salem 72 Albany 76 Cottage Grave 47 Wullamette Frosh 77 Sweet Home 54 'V 77 0 M0 ' 1 1 21 , ,35- ' , ,4O- , ,3s- - , ,52- , ,38- ' ', ,48- , ,4sw ' , .,51- , ,4s- 1 ,52e A , ,s4-. - -, us- ', ,42- ', ,47- , ,4Q- ,62- ,53- , ,40- , ,38- ', ,43- ' , ,44- , ,51- , 85 JSM Sqziricl -lgrisleetlvrill I Under the direction of George Van Pelt the Braves gained a lot of experience lor the varsity next year. Their season's record is two wins and l5 losses. There was one tie with the Juniors. The score board said 22-2l in favor at the Juniors but a later cor- rection by the scorekeeper found it was tied 22-22. Members of this year's B squad are McBride, Kratzkie, Carroll, Ouggisberg, Signer, Morrow, Christenson, Richards, Kirkelie, Stone, Gamblin, Wilson, and Connet. Malcolm McBride led the team with the most field goals, 34, and the most total poins, 82. Bob Guggisberg had he best average from the free throw line, netting I3 for 23, an average of 565. Other score leaders were Christenson with 67, Signer 66, and Stone with 65, Several ot the team members will be playing A squad ball next year to replace the six graduating seniors. The B squad manager lor this year was Elbert McCloud. SEASON'S RESULTS Lebanon, 22 -Juniors 22 Lebanon, 43 A McMinnville, 53 Lebanon, 3l - Sweet Home, 28 Lebanon, 35 YShedd, 44 Lebanon, 32 - McMinnville, 47 Lebanon, 32 - Sweet Home, 48 Lebanon, 34 - Juniors, 35 Lebanon, 25 - Seniors, 36 Lebanon, 38 - Corvallis, 40 BACK ROW McCloud Ca all Mo ow, Kirkelie. SECOND ROW R cho ds Gombl n Christensen, Kratzke. FIRST ROW Wlson MCB de Connet Siegner. it ii 'Z' BACK ROW: Baum, Bishop, Van Atta, Stitt, Leatherman, Lucas. SECOND ROW: Erickson, Speasl, Dimock, Bateson, Monroe. FIRST ROW: Lamphere, Johnson, Alley, Fort. ilC llqllll Qt 1 di ur 9 -Jus ect tri Mr. Anderson's 9th Grade team had an unfavorable 1951-1952 season as they lost both games they had scheduled to end up with a O win 2 loss record. You could hardly say it was an unfavorable season as they only played two games and so didn't get much experience or chance to win games. The two teams Lebanon's Frosh went against were Albany and Corvallis. We hope that next year's team will turn out better than this year's team, We are sure that Mr. Anderson can and will coach a good Frosh team next year. Members of the Frosh team included: Ed Erickson, Benny Monroe, Eddy Neustel, Lee Alley, Darryl Bishop, Larry Van Ata, Dick Bateson, La Wayne Dimock, .lack Francher, Wayne Lamphere, and Gary Baum. 87 32? 'R 5.- , .C 1: fl' ,I U QW'-2'. .b'1 BACK ROW: Britton, Adkins, B. Adkins, Backman, McCormick. FIRST ROW: Brown, Jenson, Burgess, Auman, Nicholas. Silt QJI'ClClE llgrisleetlnall The year l95l-52 proved to be one of the most unsuccessful seasons for the 8th grade basketball team in many years. The team had hard luck all along the line as they fell before all of the teams they met. The 8th grade played Albany once and Dallas twice to complete their season's schedule. Britton, Charles Back' Members of the team were Frank Brown, Kermit Jenson, Dick man, Cleve Pruitt, Dick Jungworth, Bob Adkins, John Adkins, Bob Nicholas, and Don Snyder. Bob Adkins was high point man for the Papooses. Coach Anderson will be expecting a more seasoned group of players next year, as the 8th grade squad will have a year of basketball training behind them. The Student Body is looking forward to what next year's team will bring as an 8th grade team is the beginning of a Warrior team in L.U.l-l.S. In a few years the boys who were on this team will be playing A squad games, Despite the fact that the 8th grade team didn't win any games, they are building into our team of tomorrow, B8 lvres tliz 1 g Wrestling at Lebanon High is now three years old and this year it turned out to be the most successful year. Under the efficient work of Coach Murle Wells, Lebanon turned out one of the best wrestling squads in the state. Out of the ten matches held Lebanon won seven and lost only three. ln the district wrestling tournament ten of the seventeen boys that wen became eligible for the state meet. These were Christie Mess- mer, IO6 pounds, placing third, J. C. Thorpe, ll5 pounds, placing first, John Baker, l23 pounds, placing third, Charles Pless, l4l pounds, pilacing fourth, Bob Griffith, l4i pounds, placing fourth, Roland Wilson, l48 pounds, placing first, Glenn Nofziger, l48 pounds, placing second, Doug Nesbitt, l57 pounds placing third, Joe Sprague, T78 pounds, placing fourtrh, and Henry Erdwins, heavyweight, placing fourth. Roland Wilson was the only one to make the semi-finals at state. Senior lettermen for the season are, Bob Griffith, Jerry Simi, Doug Nesbitt, Roland Wilson, Jim Price and Eldon Thompson. Returning lettermen for next year ore, Jim Beaton, Charles Pless, Chris Messmer, J. C. Thorpe, John Baker, Jim Smith, David Downs, Gordon Barnes, .l. D. Griffith, Glenn Nofziger, Joe Sprague, Warren Scott, and Henry Erdwins. The very capable and reliable manager was Dave Standley. SEASON'S RESULTS Lebanon, 3O - Roseburg, 28 Lebanon, 53 - Corvallis, 5 Lebanon, 53 - Corvallis, 5 Lebanon, 20 - Albany 22 Lebanon, 32 - Springfield l4 Lebanon, 25 - Albany, T9 Lebanon, 21 - Salem 33 Lebanon, T6 - Klamath Falls, 27 Lebanon, 39 - Springfield, I7 Lebanon, 32 - Shedd and Monroe, 5 BACK ROW: J. Griffith, Thompson, Springer, Baker, Wells. FOURTH ROW: Siewell, Crenshaw, Hammer, Down, Gilbert, H. Springer. THIRD ROW: Pierce, Scott, Bateson, Messmer, Sprague, Becton. SECOND ROW: Pless, Barnes, Bennett, Nofziger, Smith. FIRST ROW: Wilson, J. D. Griffith, Simi, Thorpe. lfgClSUl?flff This year's Warrior baseball team did not have a very successful season as their only win was over Scio. Next year we will have only three returning lettermen, third baseman, Christie Mess- mer, right fielder, Jim Saxton, and pitcher, Don Schaefer. Our lineup for this year was: catcher, Johnny Stolsig, pitchers, Don Schaefer, Wayne Klavano, and Rich Campbell, first base, Clarence Primasing, second base, Gene Stewart, third base, Christie Messmer, shortstop, captain, Wayne Klavano, outfielders, Rich Campbell, Dean Beck, Jim Saxton, Tom Canoga, and Bill Ballheim. Also seeing con- siderable action during the year were Donnie Carroll, Kenneth Kirkelie, and Bennie Mon- roe. Outstanding hitters for the year were Stolsig, Campbell, and Beck. The boys were coached by Bob Kane in his first year here. Several games were lost by only one or two runs. SEASON'S RESULTS Lebanon O Sweet Home, 5 Lebanon, 5 - Albany, 9 Lebanon O Scio, 5 Lebanon, l - Alban Lebanon 4 Salem, 5 Lebanon, lO - Scio, 4 Lebanon 9 Corvallis, TO Lebanon, l - Bend, ll Lebanon, l Sweet Home, 3 Lebanon, 5 Bend, 8 Lebanon, 3 - Sweet Home, T3 BACK ROW: Kunders, Lucas, Bishop, Pless, Riley, Erickson, Patterson. THIRD ROW: Siewell, Baum, Alley, Gentry, Morrow, Smith, Siegner, MCC SECOND ROW: Kane, Simi, Gatchell, Young, Caiiaga, Carroll, Ballheim. FIRST ROW: Primasing, Saxton, Campbell, Stewart, Beck, Klavano, Stolsig, Schaefer, Neustel. YCIFY. -Q as tt Q. sg!! in BACK ROW: Malick, Gamblin, Newman, Fort, Fenner. THIRD ROW: Johnson, Stitt, McBride, Carroll, Hibbert, Pierce. SECOND ROW: Blacketer, Bartram, Dixon, McKean, Gott, Standley, i7i'6lCl? With only eight returning lettermen, Coach Earl Gerfen turned out one of the best tscsck saLads Lebanon High has ever had. Compting for the Warriors were: co-captains Doug Nesbitt and Bob Caldwell in the high hurdles, Nesbitt and Caldwell, along with Homer McKean and Malcolm Mc- Bride in the low hurdles, Co-captain Jim Whitmore, McKean, .lim Glaus and Norman Vandiverr, an Albany transfer, in the lOO- and 220-yard dashes, Dave Standley, Victor Dixon, and Dale Ackeret in the 440, David Blacketer a Portland transfer, and Vernon Gott in the half mile. Blacketer also ran the mile. In the field events were Victor Dixon, Richard Pierce, Bill CCarroll, and Earl Hibbert, throwing the discus was Vandiver, Nesbitt, Standley and Griffith threw the iavelin, Glaus, the two Ford brotherrs, Jack and Del, and David Stitt were in the pole vault de- partment, Griffith, Dixon, and Bartrum were the high iumpers, Dixon, McBride and Newman were in charge of the broad iumping positions. The Warriors showed their strength in tre first meet even if it was only a practice 'neet wlth A.l:any. The score was 69 to 53 in favor of Albany. Lebanon set a new record at the Willamette Relays this year in the sprint medly. Tre boys tlot broke the record were Dixon, Vardixer Ackeret and l . - i . . . , Gaus. District rrcet was held at Corvallis, May 7 to 9, with five Lebanon men qualifying 'or tre state meet, a.so held a Corwailis, on Nay i6 and l7. SEASON'S RESULTS Le,c:non practice rreet 53 - Albany 69 Lebanon 56 - Albany 66 Lcbaron 98 - Sweet Home 24 Lebanon 485 - Stayton 73k Lebanon 64 We Cor.ollis 58 - Dallas 52 Lebanon 57 - Newport 56 Lebanon 88 1, Central 685, Sweet Home -46 9l SPONSCDRS TO ALL LEBANON HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES COMRLIMENTS OF CASCADES PLYNNOOD CORPORATION LEBANON OREGON 93 WITH BEST WISHES FOR THE FUTURE CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS! CROWN ZELLERBACH CORPORATION 94 N,,,'-WARN READY TO WEAR SHOES DRY GOODS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY BRITTON S DEPARTMENT STORE LASTING VALUES GOD BANK I Locxens , N0 PARK!!! THE SAME LOCATION THE SAME SUPERIOR SERVICE T H E F O O D B A N K 96 ' I VII. 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