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

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1954 volume:

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THE STAFF E ' H I 1 X Cxflfkl Q' Dfl-ORl5 POWELL DARREL FORT NANCY TANNER Editor A5505 ate Ednor Business Manager A227225 MYRA MCBRIDE ROBERT WILSON JOE SPRAGUE Assoc ate Business Manager Art Edltor Art Edntor armor C515 EDITOR DELORIS POWELL ASSOCIATE EDITOR DARRELL FORT BUSINESS MANAGER NANCY TANNER ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGER MYRA MCBRIDE ART EDITOR ROBERT WILSON ART EDITOR JOE SPRAGUE The Worrnor staff would luke to express appreclatuon to Shar: Young for her endless work on the Warruor and to Bob Lockwood who tcok pictures for use an the Warrnor We would luke to thank wlth all sunceruty our advisor Mr Hlckock Mr Hlckock has been a valuable man In the organlzotnon of the Warrlor since l937 and a mere Thank You couldnt express our grotrtude A great bug Thank you goes to all those wrutrng artucles for the annual and those who spent unendnng hours an the make up of the Warrnor itil , ' 7 I ll Q 7 ld All f' I t ,fi l . ,r :Y I lg ' ' a onzfenfs TH WHEELS H SEIWORS TH JLJNIORS THE EPOC!-I THE MAESTROS THE PLAYERS THE CLIQUES THE LXTHLETES THE SPCDNQORS 69 E T E . E , THE SOPHS l W KNG Degrees Pacmfuc Unlversuty B A Unuversuty of Oregon M A Actlvlty Superlntendent MU RLE R WELLS Degrees Nebraska Master In Ed Unlversuty of Oregon Sublects Physlcal Educatlon Guldance Counselor Dean of Boys Actlvltles Advlsor to Boys League Wrestling Coach LAWRENCE F PAGE Degrees Oregon State College Willamette Unlverslty Sublects Pranctpal Actlvlty Advxsor for HuY Club FRANCES R BERGER Degrees B S Wusconsm State Col lege at Ruver Falls Um versuty of Wlsconsm Subgects Dean of Gurls Engl-ash l Personalnty Development Actuvlttes Advusor of Glrls League 5 GEORGE M HENDERSON Degrees B S Ed Unrverslty of Idaho Advanced graduate work Oregon State College Unlverslty of Oregon Sublects Asst Supt for lnstructuon Actlvltles Fnstructronal Supervuslon Currsculum Development and Co ordnnatlon ERLAND J ANDERSON Degrees Subgects Woodworklng pentry Actlvrtles Stagecroft A A DODDS Degrees B S Northwest Mlssourl State Teachers Graduate Study Umversnty of Missouri Oregon State College Sublects Algebra THEODORE D BOLOBONOFF Degrees B M M Sublects Orchestra Actmtles Specrol Orchestra 1 .. . l . B. Sc. ln Ed,, University of Oregon 5l0l6 COlle9e, B- 5- ' ' I , 'I I ' , l B1 llp Car- . I , N ' - ' . . .sf .A. MISS LOVEDY BURKHOLDER Degrees Oregon College of Educa tton Unuverslty of Oregon d M G Attended Colo State Teoch ers College Oregon State College Sublects l Actlvltles Paletteers Club Advisor Junlor Senior Prom May Doy Stand LEONARD E GAINER Degrees V E N D Graduate ngr neer Hemphrll Dnesel E glneerlng Schools Seattle Wash Machmrst and Mechamc Sublects Machxne Shop Theory 8: Prac tlce Acetylene 81 Electrnc Welding Actlvltles Advisor to Vocational Ma chme Shop Club HOWARD W BROCK Degrees Fifteen years Automotive Ser vnce Work Four yeors pre cnslon Tool Buuldmg and tlnrshlng Subrects Auto Shop DELORES CHRISTENSEN Degrees B A Wlllamette Umversnty one summer session at U of Washungton Subgects Physlcal Educatxon 81 Health Actrvmes Advrsor to Pep Club MRS GRACE A BURNS Degrees Unlverslty of Oregon B A Denver Unlversrty B S Subjects Llbrarlan Lubraruanshrp Achvltles Libra ry Clu b 45-T EARL GERFEN Degrees B A Elmhurst College M E Wrllamette Unlversnty Sublects American Problems and Gov ernment l World Rela trans Actlvltles Track Coach Intramural D1 r or I R L Advlsor 81 Jumor Class Advusor NARIE BURGESS Actlvmes Offuce Secretary to L F cnpa Page prrn JOHN DIXON Degrees B S North East Mo State Teachers College Graduote work Mnssaurr U Oregon State Co lege Sublects Woodshop Mechanrcal Draw mg Drrvers Educatron Activities Advtsor to Outdoor Sports man Club CHET GILLIHAN D grees B A Wlllamette ll952l Sublects Bnology General Mathemat :cs Counselor Actlvltles Scuence Club Advisor Sophomore Class Advnsor Umverslty ROBERT KANE Degrees B A College of l'daho M A Umverslty of Oregon Oregon State Sublects General Mathematics ACTIVITIES Coachmg Staff Advusor for L b HOWARD E HICKCOX Deg rees Huron College B S Um versnty of Mmnesota Um versuty of South Dakota Oregon State College Su blects Chemistry Physucs Advanced Mathematics Radlo ACTIVITIOS Warruor Advisor Handbook Advusor MISS MARY MacLEAN Deg rees B S Umversnty of Oregon Oregon State College Sublects World Culture ll Activity Sophomore Class 7 Advisor JOE HELLBERG Degrees B S Oregon Stat C l e 5th Year at Oregon Sta e College Sublects World Culture ll Health and Physucal Educataon I ACTIVITIBS B Football Coach Fresh man Basketball Coach A Baseball Coach ELVA LA ROWE Degrees Wnllamette Umversuty B A Oregon State College lPortland Extensronv Um versnty of Oregon Colleg of Educotuon Monmouth Subjects General Scuence Eng s Spanlsh I Actlvltles Advlsor for Freshman Class Co-Sponsor of Thespuans Advnsor of Spannsh Club RUTH JANKE Degrees Reed College B A Graduate Study Unrversnty of Wash Central Wash nngton Teachers College Sublects Ish lll Ltln ACTIVITIES Junior Class Advlsor CAROLINE E Degrees N D Sote estry ACfIVlfIeS Secretory t tendent of MATEJCK School of For Cnty Superm Schools 3 I I . , ' ' ' . . o ol eg 1 A ' . . . : - H H - , ' ,Q , : - - 4' , - -J I ' I , . 1 -: - ' , ' , Engl' , a ' ll . , ' ' I . T 3 4 K : ., 4 1 I ' ' - 4 -V sz' f 4 7 ' 2 ' ' I ' 9 . ' A f - 21 ' , ' A ' , zz 11 1, 3, ' , f U H CIU ' l - ' . - ' . sz? A . f 3 ,f x T, G L '23, It . ' lg A ' . , , ' ' , . . 1 O . . ALBERT F NEUMAN Degrees Oregon State College B S Umversnty of Oregon 5th year Voss Buslness Coll ege of Chlcago Mt Angel College Sublects Semor Health and Famnly Achvntues Tickets and Sales 'K 9 MISS DOROTHY SCHILTZ Degrees B A Ohno Wesleyan 5th year at Oregon State Col lege Addltuonal work t Unlverslty of Washungton Umversnty of Colorado Denver Umversuty Colum bus Umversxty Sublects Amerlcan Hustory and Prob lems II Guldance Coun se or Actlvmes TruY Advlsor Semor Class Advisor CARI. MAY Degrees C Sublects En Ish I 8- ll Specnal RULON C PARHAM Degrees B S and Ed M from Ore gon State College Sublects Consumer Math Geometry Algebra ACfIVIfIeS Advlsor for Sophomore Class and Frre Squad MRS VIOLETTE OLSTAD Degrees B A 5th year Fresno State College Oregon State Col ege Subpects H me Maklng I' Il lll Sublects F H A Adlvsor Cafeteria DOROTHY SHEYTHE Degrees B A Unnversnty of Oregon Sublects English Typing Actlvnhes Freshman Class Advlsor Co Sponsor of Lubrary Club 8 WILLIAM E MOYNIHAN Degrees B A Willamette Unlverslty Sublects Word Culturel U S Hs tory Boys Counselor ACfIVIfI9S Director of Athletlcs Tenms Coach MISS GENEVIEVE PILUSO Degrees B A University of Oregon 5th year at Umverslty of Oregon Oregon State Col lege Decker Busmess Col lege Barclay Secretarual School lSan Francuscol Cubgects Shorthand Offlce Practuce Hnance Olllcer Actlvmes Aclvlsor for Honor Society Advusor for .Iumor Class Tickets and Sales 4' o. .E.,o.s.c. .. ' ' ' , gl' ' , A ed. I , , . I- , ' . I . ' - O ' , , Livingf World Culture I. Supervisor. I G . I- . I . ' JEAN SMITH School Nurse ROBERT L THOMAS Degrees B A Unlve stty of Oregon 5th year at Oregon State College Sublects Psychology Counseling Activities Advisor to Freshman Class Advisor to Science Club VINTON H SNYDER Degrees S Music University Oregon I939 Musician U S Navy 1942 45 Sublects Lebanon High School Band District lo Grade School Band ELLEN MCCLELLAN WlLSHlRE Degrees B A University of Oregon Graduate Work Malls Col lege Oakland California Subgects Senior English Activities Advisor to Senior Class LYNN E SJOLUND Degrees B A University of Oregon Subgects Choir Girls Glee Club and Mixed Chorus Activities Boys Quartet Operetta GEORGE VAN PELT Degrees University of Oregon B S 1, Sublects Physical Education 8- Health Activities ant Basketball Coach As sistant Track Coach MRS THELMA STEWART Degrees University of Oregon B A Subleds En Ish ll Activities Sophomore Class Advisor ROBERT WIPER Degrees A Wu amett U rs' 5th year Wila nn ISYSTY Sublects Typing Book Advisor to Activities Society fBoy Pep Club 81 um r Class OHOV l B. . ', ' ' of 0 Q ' 'l I A - X. , - . JQEA gl' i General. Science, Beginning Head Football Coach, Assist- W 5 ' : l Y . . l 'V ' A I . l . . U - , V B, . ii a 'tyg Z . . , . U .- l ,Z I ' Q l 1 2. P l . . V ' . V In . . . z is A. i OI A J ' l , r fl X j . 9 .f RALPH L. WOOD Degrees: University of Oregon, Ore- gon State. Subiects: World Culture I, Leodership Activities: School Dromotics Couch, Ad- visor to National Thespion Honor Society Troupe No. IOQI, Co'Advisor to the Phoenix Club. Oarfl Q A C AYERS Director of District UI 6 ucatzon H IRV MK5 EARL LIGGETT W LL AM THOMAS Director of District I6 Chairman of District I6 DIVGCIOV Ol D'57 'C' U CIW0 'm0n of D'5'f'CT UI D D E D UDELL HUGH WILCOX ART WILSON Director of District I6 Director of District UI Director of District I6 Director of District UI DEB NICHOLS csidenv ol L, U. Siudenv Bsrl, - 1 .1-PF, 5 Q . 4 HQ BOB GUGGISBERG President ol L. U. H, S, I Q JOYCE ANDERSON Secretary of L. U. 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W w Wrij J M' wg' Kyiv' M Nfywfkb ' ffiyfw' ' ix Mg? - if DICK WHITMORE D RIFFITH P,-esldenf Vuce Presldent CAQOL ALICE ACKERET Every noble achvuty makes room for Itself Girls Lea e I Sensor Play 4 Glrl ol Month I 4 Thesplans4 Thesplans y 4 HI gl'1t3 F Ch LAVERNE STEVAHN NANCY TANNER SBCVSTGFY Treasurer JOE LEROY ALLEY Much study IS a wearxness of the fle h Vocational Maclwnne Shop Club 3 Fnre Squad 3 4 Boys League 3 4 GARY AREHART Norse as not nly vrrtue le Phoerx Club 4 Boys Lea gue 3 4 Stage Craft Op etta 3 4 Chair I Class Play 4 Io JOYCE Y ANDERSON er onallty Plus Student Body Secre ary 4 Student Coun :ul 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Prom Prlncess 3 G A A Va en tune Prnncess Gnrls League Councnl 4 Gurls Lea ue Representatlve 4 Phoenlx Clu Trl Y 4 EARL ACKLAND Men wlllmg ly belneve what they wnsh Thespuans 4 Phoenix Cub 4 Class Play 4 Chovr 3 4 Outdoor Sportsmen Club 2 3 Operettc 3 4 Track 2 Intramurals 2 3 Boys Lea 9 e 3 4 DOROTHY BARBER A merry hear! doeth good Ike a rn lclne Library Assnstart I G ee Glr s ague I 2 BEVERLY A BERLAND stuff the world IS made G Lea ue 34 Transferred from Enter se 4 GAA I 2 3 Cu 2 3 Paper Staff 3 Anrual Staff 2 Carnival Princess I Student Council 3 Sophomore Class vPlay 2 COLLEEN CHILCOTE - e pen is the tongue of e mind, 'rs League , 4, Representative I, 5 Girl of the Month 37 High- Lite Ltaff 2, Associate Edi- t 2- Kiwanians Citizen- ship Award 2, Library Club 3: Winner l953 U. N. Con- test 31 National Honor So- ciety 3, 4: Valdictorian 4. CAROL BARRY Cant help loving that man of m ne Club 3 4 Girls e l 4 Girl of Month 3 Office Staff 3 4 Irs Glee I 2 Choi Driver Education 2 RICHARD L BURIAN to n kisses are the sweet es 4 Boy Cu 4 Boys League 3 4 rtrarnurals I r.re quad 4 Prom RON L BLACKLAW Never works never worries some times fails but seldom hur ries Ba s League 3 4 Fire Squad 3 4 Inlramur als 4 RICHARD L, CHRISTENSEN - can have anyone i eve but I dont please. I ... 4: Baslce a Squad 2, 3- Varsity 4' Boys eague 3, 4' Band If o 'rp Club 4, Lettermans Cfub 4. I4 MARGUER ITE BEEMAN fSpen Cer Where your reas ure I there will your heart be also Girls Glee ub 3 4 Char 4 Girls Lea ue Pu ce H a rs Glee JOSEPH R CANAGA Music hath charms to soo he the savage beast Na nor-al Honor Soc ety 3 4 Jun or Kiwanlan 4 BPW Music Award 3 Class V e Fr n n Chcpa 3 Advanced Choir ut: I 3 4 Opere os Pp Club4 os cgx,e3 DONNA CLAY s o that makes the world round G r s League l F H A 2 May Commuttee 3 BEBSI E CODDINGTON woman of few words do snt have to take bac so many Phoenix Club 4 rls eague I VERN COLVIN He knows a lot but he can never thxnk out KENNETH L COONEY I nothlng In particular and dnd It very well Football S ua Ye Leader 2 4 terman s Club 3 Track l 2 Frosh Basketball Boys Lea g e 3 4 Intramural Bos all 4 Sk: C Rl CHARD L CONNET Theres too many Dcks guess Ill change my rome to Hank Basketball uad 2 Varsuty 3 I 3 4 President 4 Stu ent Council 4 Boys Pep Club 4 Lettermans Club 3 4 Boys League 3 4 SHERI I COUDARE forms should begun at home and stay there Grrs Lea e 2 3 4 Prom om mu tee 3 P p Club 4 brory Club 4 Burrs Ore on G A A l Tumb mn C ub ELLANETTE CRAlG A n nocert as a rew land egg Pep Club 4 Girls League LARRY A CRENSHAW n go to wa e s eepung Iron Football 3 4 Letterman s u r slhng Track 3 Eoys League 3 B TTY DIRKS the way buttons down A 2 GI Her wut goes around and her bafk League I 2 Assistant 4 Day Commut 4 O ICS Tr Y 4 Moy ee BOB F DURHAM He does me W en he s he Wrestlnrg 3 4 Intramurals 3 4 Boys League 3 JOHN H CROCKER Ieorred about women from 4 s League 3 4 Thespaans 3 4 Treasurer 4 Thesplans ay 4 4 Phoenvx 4 Preswdenv an I ce Presder1 All School v Jumor Class G 3 Senlor Class Play 3 Stu nt Councul 4 CHARLES DORGAN I e e tedxous dont Bo s League 3 4 VICTOR DIXON Anythlrg 1 u can do I can do et er otball 2 3 4 apt 4 Basketball uad I V rslty 2 apt 4 Track I o apt re uod 3 4 Clvvef 4 3 4 Lett rmons Club 2 3 res dent 3 Bo s League 3 4 Se re tary 3 Student CouncII I 2 4 CItIzen5I'IIp Award I 2 Junior Knwanlon of N v KGAL Irspxrotlon Award 4 MCLVIN DARBY Loog out I rn Iou Wrestl ng o s Leo ue Lelterman 5 Club 3 4 FOO I 2 Tr ck MARY ANN DOUGHTON Cotlerce and gun leness I gow r Ir s League 4 GIrI af 1I've Mon 2 4 NatIonaI Honor So cuey 3 4 Vice Pres: en 4 Hustonan Furs Year La1In Awar 2 Boogy Award 2 In as PALJLINC J ELLIS I wIsh I knew the good of wnsh Ing an I Irs ague I 2 Glr the Morth 3 Llbrary Club I L' , - Aff I I I I ' ,ell Hl-F QI 3' I BWI ,I ' Ilia, V gf , , , - ' A 3,4,By' g 3,4, ' I-I , I.R.L, I ' I ., ' , : f- gfub 3' 5 ' d ' - ' .l IDaI 5 a 3, 4. 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Le I , 3,- 47 'I of BARBARA L ELMER Our 1 and as: ve ove p Club res dent 4 G r s L :rs L a ue Councu: 2 3 Sludenl Ecdy unc:l 3 4 r nth l 4 Ral y Squad 2 Yell Leader 3 Yell QJeer: 4 Class Represen ahve J Assembly Comm Hee 2 ass Treasmer l A 4 Pep Assem y alrrrar: B P W G rl e Month 4 I R L zershlp Award I Prom Pr:ncess 3 Offuce 3 JNCK FORT The man ihaf uslwes n qu: e Fare Squad 3 4 B Squad l-' LEN FELTON lComberl :l1 thus r:n 1 ee wed Class Treasurer 3 S mor Class Play GAA l Glrls e 2 3 4 Shedd Play 3 Operetta 3 GAA F o1boIl2 .4 Track 2 3 4 M os Leau 3 4 Jun 9 Soma: Prom Comrnltee fif' J L GAMBLIN good that :he man should be alone B Squad Eos all 2 3 T k : o p res ISU :dent 1 Sophomore Class Vuce resnder: and l7 HENRY L ERDWIN.: Greoi men are ro: away wss- ao ball 2 Le: er m n s Club 2 3 4 W es n 2 4 Boys League BWRBARA GALARNEAU The more l :he ::: Pep Club V:ce Pre :dem 4 Secretary 2 Ral quad l 2 3 4 Stu en? Cour'c:l 3 4 ASB Treasurer 1' Thesp:ans 3 4 All School lrlay 2 Jun:or Class ay Y 3 4 GAA 3 Lubra Cub 3 Secrelory 3 Phoemfc Cu 4 Vice Presldenf 4 Class Clown 2 Prom Prm Less 3 Prom Commuttee 3 CLYDA FORD Modesfy s my name Gurls League T 3 4 Tr:Y 4 Offnce slsvant 4 ROSEMARY GENTNER Some are born greal orre achueve greatness Gnrls ague l 2 G M rlh 2 Llbrary Club 3 V:ce Presldenf 3 Prom Com rn:YTeP 3 May Day Com mu :ee 3 Gnrls League ouncul 4 Pom! s C our man 4 Ofhce A n 4 F T A 4 Treasure Ban aue: 4 firs -l lo is sexr- ' I l -3 :.. l , Pe l, 2, 3, 4: F 1 , 3, 4: 1 - P E 1 ' T ' eacwe 0 ' , , 5 r f- l,2,3,4:G'l' 65. :ig,, ' 3. , : . 4- Co ' , f Gil of lhe Mo 1. 1 l lf CI ,' Ir:-Y af . ' F.T. . 5 bl Ch' . 5 .. . I of ll: V. g.,.3,Ci:i- ' lf - - l W'T ' ' g I l': - .H ' ' , , 2, , 5 '- p ' As- 2,M3, F,H.A. 1, ' 'L0f 'V ' gue l, , , , Class K ,J 1, ,V,A A , l 4 ' ifglfiffiw . V 57 , A l. ., ,V bl is of 'T a Q 1 f-f, ' fi A If l E0 , fl I 1' bru:e. 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'-IM ' I DARLENE GRAVELLE vatlor' to duty ls a ture hat warms Gnrls League r o e M nth l 2 3 Class Trecs er 3 Pep Club l Llbrary Club 4 President 4 Student Councnl 4 Oper o 2 H l Sec to y l Prom Commnttee 3 Y 4 Chap am Treasurer 4 V ERNON GENTRY A man after has own heart Track F ot a eplans '1 4 'Press er Fire Squad 3 4 Cr Country 4 Lettermans Club Bo s Lea ue Bo s League Courcll 4 3 4 Student Coun cl 4 State Traqk Meet 3 Clogs Play 3 Class Assemb Y T' KEN GRICE Thoughts too PHYLLIS GREER rnlnd Woshmgton G rls agus l 2 3 4 Pep om nr of the Month 4 Assembly Committee l THOMAS W GRIFFITH P clothes make the man Tack 3 4 Cross Country 4 Captaun 4 Intramurals 3 4 Boys League Boys Pep Club 4 u door bporlsmon l 2 deep to b expressed orli Tro nmg l 2 Boys League 3 4 BOB R GUGGISBERG Nox tum fo all goo men to come to the old ol the party Sludert Body me resldent Cla s lPreslclent 2 Football l 2 3 Basketball l 2 Intramurals Bo s Lea ue 5 Pep Club 4 H Y ffl an DON E GILBERT God helps them that help -hem se ves Jr Krvyonlan 4 ool Play l C ay 4 Thesplan Play Honor Thesplan 4 oys eague CoJncul 4 I RL rock l B Foot o JOHN D GRIFFITH Slgh no more ndles slgh o more O or of L l Vice Presldent Serlor Class restllr-g l 2 IS trnct Champ 3 4 Football rack 2 Yell Leo er S udent Councul l 4 Prom 3 Boys e 3 SALLY GUINN She dd have a way but what was r s aque l Thesplarts 3 4 Jun: r y 3 All School Play Hu Lrte Staff 3 Feature Edu or 3 a eeers 4 Tr Y 3 Phoen n 4 Grls G e of the Month 2 DALE HASENYAGER m only a ltttle chap mother save I m raul B Basket a l Baseball l Varsr Bas etbnll 2 3 4 Le ter Plan s Club 2 3 4 Football 3 Boys League RONALD E HAMMER You cant get blood aut o O rn Football Squad 3 Varszty 4 3 4 Wrestlnrg Intra urals 2 3 Bar a s League 3 4 oy Pep Club 4 Track SUE HENDERSON A merry eart ma tln a cheer ul cmrterancf Gtrls League 3 4 G rl of the Mon Phocrv x Club 3 G A Lrg Sta 4 A soo e Edltor 4 Guldarce A a v 4 Ba km a KATY HAMITER For w at Irve to please must p ease to Inve G rls ec gue 4 Mon e H Nchaol Y teens Gurls Glee 2 Scnence Club er a better carpenter Boys League 4 ff-aw., .4 fe we MARY ANN HANSON e pursult of the perfect en IS the pursult of sweetness on light Gurls League l 2 3 4 Representative 3 Bag and Llttle Slster Chair man 4 Girl of Month 2 Na tuonal Honor Socnety 3 4 Treasurer 4 Gvrls Glee 2 ELNORA HERMAN Sulence ns the perfectest hera d of 0 nr s eague l 4 Phoenix Club 4 Prom 3 DAQLENE HINCE May our r S Ike the ur Qf3'fl'?' 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A l9 G EANINE HODG S ln mar I e the eye I ds t e hand b nds and the heart c ooses Club Il y Squad 2 Stu ent ouncIl GIrls Glee resI nt Ir League 3 4 GIrls League Repre sentattve I G I r of e nth 2 3 JOANNE JOHNSON Her ways are ways of pleasant ness G rls L ague I GIrl of the Month I 2 GIrl ot' the Year 2 Pep Club 2 3 4 Treasure 2 dent Counctl 2 Prom PrIncess 3 From DecoratIon Cammtt te 3 Tr Y 4 SCIGFCE b Secletary I Operetto 2 3 ass Assembly I '7 3 ly Squad 2 DARLENE HINCE May our rvts be lIke the r BEVERLY JEAN JOHNS N O Her cheerful le b rht ers the day 3 Presldent 4 Glrls League I 2 3 4 Glrls League Coon I 2 Class Treasu r Club I Jr Prom Comrmttec Cl'IGIl'l'11K'1lI 3 OffIce Asslstant B P W Gsrl of the Month 4 Lyons CITIZEN hIp Award I SCIENCE Cu I Student Cour'cIl I DRED HOESING GI lazy lust urtrtere tecl cahanal Ifachlne Sho Ceo o engue 3 4 DOROTHY HINMAN fCharnber aInJ W at s yours IS m r and all mme Is an Irs eague I r f e M nth e ub 2 3 4 Rally Saua 3 Tnesptars 3 Jurlor Class ay A School Flay s ant DIrector 3 I G A A 3 Assernby m tee I Y 3 GIrs I Char 3 Prom Commute RICHARD D JOHNSON L world kraws nathmg of Its greatet mer 3 Ye Leader 2 3 4 Su ent LIncIl 4 Ba s League 3 4 Band I ntramurals I Track 2 Freshman Baskc ba MARVIN JOHNSON No ev Il can happen to a good man Boys League 3 4 I We . soi' ' T IQ If. I' - f' II I '- II2, ' ' D . ' G' l' L , 2, 3, 44 ' Gil o th o Ip Pp Cl F It I I I d Pl I Il L ' ' A- sist ' I . R4 L. 35 . , , I Ca - mit 7TrI- 7 ' I ' Glee f I 5 : ' 9 3. U f x , F, lr I g . V, .E Q x ' E -I, Y EL - ,II .n.T f V09 I ' f'r1 I h , ' s . yo- lt - Rep I, QI 41 B ya' Ll z , .J A Ra , d C lp ' ' P '- de 3, Q' Is' I, 2, ' It I ' I th Mo , , 4. I . - : - . . -II1-hz II Emi rg Y . , 2 ' : . . . Tri-Y , 4, V ., k I . 3 I. Hi-Y , 45 ' 1 , ' ' ' 'll I I 1 td 1- A - Co'pT.8-l.3,-41 cil I 1 re If 1 I - fi V , Y' I : 1 I- Pep ,A2, 3,41 '.AsI, fgy y w y v -' gg I , 2, 3, 4g I ' ' I . . , ' Z . II. ' ' M S ' ,Q ' 'HI I' I' V ,.., l b : - V I . 4. ' .- Q I ' If ,2,3I ' ,, 41- ' I I3: I, , , , I r iStu- ie g 1- 1 ' I Clu3 - 3 I 7 I .. . Cl : Ral- 7 I Q l LARRY B KENYON A lc 0 ure and a f 0 arf- two thtngs Band 3 Boy League Boy Pep Club 4 lntrarnur 3 4 Marager PAUL M KRATZKE Th e word umpossuble not n m dictionary Natwonrwl Honor Soclety 3 4 Baseball Y 3 4 Stu e Councll 4 Salutatorlar 4 Fvre Squad 3 4 L ttvrman Q u 3 Bas etball oo ball B 3 League 3 4 Boys Pep Club 4 Sugarvllle Hugh Mtnn Class Presldent l Football Bas etbal Baseball ROLLIN KNIGHT The cur few must not rung ton Q1 md l 2 Fnre Squ d s eague 3 4 Qtu rw L, cnl Baseball 4 n I Maclwrc S c us GRACE KROIQR S Lcn s I + r' ex at tnf m n f Jr-C H Q tor r an r N' nur, Of nr Hmm 3 vw rr a rm T e P on G 3 N xc nom, J cn as Of 3 D ba Ll KFNNI H D Kl?lC'Ll G b rds can fly an wlxy cant otball 3 Bo tarts Club 2 3 2 3 4 Cass R presertatlve Klwanar' O RANT KREMERS l 0 e not women they are so s mple Varsuty Basketball .1 Vars: y Baseball 4 n 0 'nook Varsity Baseball 2 B 5 etbcll 2 3 Jun: r Class Secretary ond Treas urer 3 Order of T of 2 3 Scapoose ua eball Scxerce Club LAND KOFOID Just give me a hot rod and a song Boys League 3 4 Intromur 3 GEORGE KUNDERS tn a way Bo s L agua aseball Mcnag r 2 erman s Club 2 Of Chr Q onal Mach ra Srcr Club CAROLD LINDSEY a oo s rom lnttle acorns grow nd l Vlce President 4 Wrestling lr-tramura s B y Lea ue JOYCE LARVIK It to s all sorts of peope o make word Sen or Cl Sen or Banquet Commit ee o 4 BPW Award Phoenix Club 4 es ns 3 4 C or 4 tta 3 4 ,lr Class School Play 3 T Y lf' Cl ue Pep Club 3 4 Library Club 3 Treasurer 3 Assembly Chairman 2 Jeffersor' Hgn Red Cross Rep l DIANNA LEOSCHEN LAWRENCE E LINDSAY H lvlll give the devil his due ootball B 2 Vorsnt 4 Boys League 3 4 PATSY MARCKS -- Simpliciy is the background of good case. National Honor So- Qiey 3, 4, Girls' League 3, 4, Junior Play 37 Prom Com- mittee 3g Intramurals 37 Di-wow, Oro., Girls' League 2: School Play 25 Pep Club: President 27 G.A.A, 25 Carnival Committeeg Clwrist- mas Play 2, Chicagog Girls League l. Y can QlVe Y U VV Q f Cl vice th o n yourse nr s eague l A L brary u 4 Drivers Tram ng 4 SHIRLEY LEBAHN Every mars work shall be made man 'est Grs League l F BARBARA BAERZ Love rrokes the world go around MARY MASDEN - A stall, small. voice, Girls' League 3 4 Office Assist 22 :AW Xf ELBERT MCCLOUD - Old friends are best. Basket- ball Manager I, 2, Vice President of Vocational Ma- chine Shop 37 Boys' League 3, 4, WELDON McKINNEY - 'lsome say he's quiet: ask his friends. Hi-Y 4, B Squad rootball 35 Boys' League 3, .IOANNA MOORE I awake one morning and found rny self famous Thespuans Senior Class 'Play Girls eague 3 4 G r of Month 3 Exchange Assemb Bas et Sacla Nyssa Ore G A A Class Plays I 2 Speech Awards Talent Show Dance Review SHIRLEY MERCER Cap ability plus clependabllty A Glrs League DOLORES MORGAN e takes long to choose but at las she says what she thinks a eteers 2 Treasurer Office Assistant urls eague I 2 GA 3 Anchorage High Art Club Ephrata High C HARLES MOORE They are able because they thunk they are able Phoerux u 4 Boys League Nyssa Ore Camera Club Annu a f Newspaper Staff I 2 .wc ool Pho ographer I 2 'ur , DEB NICHOLS A horse' A horse! My kingdom for a horse Student Body Pres nent 4 Boy of Month 4 Track 3 4 Boys League 3 4 Student Council 4 Class ay 4 Intramurals 3 s Pep Club 4 HI re Pr rn Bc TOM OHEARN There wa ever 0 saint with re hair Boys League AUDREY PETTINGILI. Mums the word Glrls League 4 I omath A ee u I Clu Girls Letterman Club 3 DALE ROTH He ls rather backward abou com ng forward Bays League 3 a a eers Club 2 T MARILYN OLSON Absence makes the heart grow fond Tr Y 4 Office Asslst an 4 Gerls League 4 FHA 2 Planknnton Hugh IS Dakl Beglnners Band I DELORIS POWELL rn s an my teens why sholld l old and dlgnt I6 lr s eague I r t the Month I 2 3 Warrlor Edttor 4 Assustaut nor 3 ep Club a y qual 2 4 nt Council 4 Palee rs ub 3 Tru Y 3 4 Prom Banquet 4 GAA 3 Thes plans 3 4 Vte Pres: ent 3 Band I Alban Exc arg Assembly 3 4 nramural Basketb I Champs 3 Class Play 3 4 O Ice Asslstant 4 Class Asembly I 2 3 4 Sw t Home Exchange Assembly 4 Senvor Prcture Carnrnnt lee 4 Qia n ? 'Qi-A45 DELBERT RAMSEY H who 8' at n-ks the most sc,s east Ou door cor swan Q Boys League 3 lf PATRICIA ROVVELL lSw cl Love does wonders al ers Club 3 4 A Tumblrg I Frorn o ml tee 3 Sc erc Art Award 3 Op relta 2 4 Girls Lea ue Scrap Book Cha rn an f CARL PATTEQSON I know a tr ck warm two cl hat s League 3 lr' ra 1 Urals I DOUGLAS RHODES There are three great mer In the word yself and I cant t nk Ot the other WO 2 3 4 Vlcc Pres: 4 Presuden Student Courcrl 4 Order of 3 4 Boys Pep 4 Boys League 3 3 Junior Prom Cammnttee 3 Track Mgr B Squad Football 2 3 4 Basketball an er 2 3 School P oo grapher 2 3 MINNIE ROWTON - lf's all Greek fa me. Chorus I, 2, 3, 4, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4. DI CK SEINE Alone alone all alone on a wIde sea Foofball 3 Track 3 Tenms Boys Pep Club 4 r' I r Class Play 4 FTA LI1e Staff 3 Boys League 3 4 Plwoenux Club Seaslde oofball I Baskefball Track I 2 Letlermans Club 2 Student Cauncul ALBERT RUSSELL NNIIU n dares, I ru oy. League 3, 4, Track 3, VVood- slwap I, Vocational Au o Shop 3. N I NANCY SARGEANT Busy sou 5 have n Mme bodys Llbrary Club Home Makmg Award If s eague I OffIce Asslsfant 4 SUSAN SCHRADER nor I wl In In 1 e Club 2 eague I r League Councul 2 Tn Y 3 3 4 Prom om mnttee 3 Offlce Assusranf GI ls GI I Opere 0 I Class Assembly 2 O1 II GIr 5 word I r I :ov bu rI an Incn Pa a ee rs 2 r r nl Ir S L agu a af choal Pla, rn UIIIOV VCIYI f f' rom Comm I 3 o r 1 C ur nf 5 Club a If Squad 4 s ALENE SHERRILL My mon s as true as steel Gnrls ea ue 3 4 Olymp cn HI G rls League if W7 'MWA' fo rss MII FTA nvh 4 N uc P o u 3 Irli saf 3 I I re num J P p .I ce Prf-sndr nv I C c If crshIp 3 P? ' ' . 'I K' J. Il 'If Y ' - ll I I-,I I 0 ' to be ho il do y es ' A, P p . 3, 4: 'l ' 2, L , 2, 3, 4, Gils' G' I ' L , 2, 3, 4, ' : '- , ' ' , 4,' I,R,L, , ,- -C - 4, 'r 'l ee I Il 1 ' . ' 1,1 I. , L F , : : ' 9 , I I 'Qllz 4: p Se.- , ' . .Q , . . .1 HI- F, : I 2 I, , ' ' ' Q. ,' I PEG SHERMAN f Lev VII.: f PATRICIA SHEYTHE f Spf-ak I gld, I'I - d-5: for I u :lf JJ .,, I ' A 1 3, 4, 4g GIYIS' LL-aguf' 4, OIrl or G,I oi III, Mo II 3, 4, HO : GJ 2 ff CII GI' 1, f Q 2, 3, 4, Ifwr .I 3, G' 'L' JI-1 3: 0122 3, CI ,S P1 3, 4, All , Rgp b 3, I- CI IJ 5 , , 3' Q s,L.,.Q 3, . VI I . J , IJI Sm'- J P P I cf-21 3, . f P I' of 1 Cro ' 3: ' PII 11 I I Q 4, Vice Pr' s- Icle A, P p 3, 4, I Thr Lgr-i 3, 4: Recorder 4, MARY LOU SIMPSON have never been hurt by on thnng I dudn sa Begnrners Chorus I Girls Glee 2 Chour 4 Girls Lea e I VVILLARD SOUTHWICK I tl I a k my wants are few Boys League 3 4 Palateers 3 ALICIA SHIMANEK - Virtue is it's own reward. Pep Club 2, 3, 4, T 81 I 2, 3, Girls' League I, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 2: PrOm Committee 3, Library Club I. MARCEIL SMITH Better late than never Gnrls gue I 2 G e Month I 4 Stu en Councul 4 :Pep Club 2 3 4 B Squad leader 2 Ralv S uad 3 A Squad ell Leader 4 Honor Socuety 4 Thesplans 4 Senxor Play 4 3 4 eary 4 GAA ao e rs 3 Llbrary ' u Albany Exchcu-ge Assembly 3 4 Prom Committee 3 Glrls Intramural Basketball Champs 3 Office Assistant peretta I Hn me Stal 3 JACKIE SMITH School I only for the wucked Boys League 3 4 Mochrne Shoo Club I Wood Shop Club Vocotnonal Auto e chonncs 3 JOE SPRAGUE ha: stood uprught luke porcupine un s otball I 2 Presudent of Freshman Class VVrestI1ng 2 3 4 Presdent at Junlor Class Lettermons Club 2 3 Boys League V Presldert 3 Boys League Presldent 4 Boys Pep Club 4 Football Co Coptom 4 Football Oregonian All State Team 4 Football Shrine Team 4 Intramurals I 2 Sudent Councul I 3 Junior Klwanlan NORMAN SIMMS - A wise and masterly inactivity. Vocational Machine Shop Club 3, Boys' League 3, 4. RUBY SMITH Hal we love mysterious law true source of human happn ness G r s League I 2 95. W 'E - ul - H 'S yl' ' 't .y.'i , : ' I r ' 1 'I ' - If ' ' M - QU , 2, 3, 4. ' - - ff t- 'I ll Leo , , 3, irl of 'H I I I '- th , , ,d 1 . II , , ' , , , , 3, 4, Art 1, 2. q I H I, Y' Tri-Y , 4, ll.R.L. 3, , secf rt 1 . . . 3, P I - le , ' CI b 3: 4, o I . 3, 'VL-1 f . ' - LI - - His ' r A, , e s 5 ' ' ' 'f ' , , q 'll FQ , , 3, 4, 4 2 I j I 7 I ' 4, t ' , , 4, -. T5 Q Qi V f:lf3,'f'i .W 3 W3 A V. 26 V COLLEEN SFRINKLE Krowl edge does not have to b expressed lr words Grs ogue l 2 NURVAL S STONE handful of potlerce IS worth re than bushel bralns Football B Squad V rslty 2 3 4 Bos ball nlnth grade Varslty 2 eball l e ermars Club 2 3 on l 2 3 Intromuras 4 Boys Lea ue 3 LA VERNE STEVAHN T e very plnk of perfect on ward 4 B W s Logue 2 3 4 D Class Secretary 4 Grl f the Month 3 4 Rolly Squad 4 Pep Club 3 4 Prom Prln cess 3 Carnlval Prlncess 3 Football Queen 4 Prom sembly 3 JAY STAL UP All great n n ore dead ard lm not e n so we m e trcmurals 4 Football 3 4 Sophomore Class Flay Op retto 3 4 Boys Octet 4 Outdoor Sportsman Club 3 Boys League 3 4 X DONNA STILLWELL ory IS to enloy e Phoenix Club 4 Preslclert 4 Operetta 4 Pep Club I 2 3 Song Leoderl 2 Sate Contest ln Band I Class V s 2 Mlxed Chorus 2 Annual Honor Soclety 2 3 Search Squad 4 Assembly 4 DON SWANSON Let hy words be ew Outdoor Spar smart Clua l Mo h Aw 3 Boys L agus- 3 DORIS STURGEON H e r personallty IS shun ng ln her sml e P Club l 2 Ro Squad 2 Glrls League l 27 X LARRY SYRON Muslc l5 the unlversol language of manklnd Natlonol Honor Soctety 3 4 Flre Squad 3 4 Student Courcll 3 Intro mural Manager 4 Ooeretto 4 Boys Quartette 4 4 Boys Leag N je 3 - . ' . '. il' lu l Q .l YS It. In, 53, Le , , 3, 4. , , , V t 2, 'I . In I . Lf t t I . ,, J ,. - ,, h - HMV ' : the ' ' Iif R. A , , P. .4, , ' , ' . , Girl' E , , , .A. , , , : i 0 : ' , : T , , v '- Pre. ,C-. A. Af l, 2, 3Q Committee 3, Exchahge A54 light 2, sf Play 14, Rally l - , ,- A . . .T 'f moA o I of ll -H BP l I , : llY lg our ' , , p A ket- 2, 3, 4- ' i 3, 4g Bos Hi-Y 3, 43 ' p. I , A l.tt .' , , 45 ' Y B d , , , l 2, 3, I l Q ' 41 1 if ' - t. , , ,V - ,, . . f 4 ' ' Utd I: l '? l I. 4- Q A ' I, : ' - , ' 3, . ' I , l. PQ R. l., 1 ' ' ue 3, 4, K, L l JIM THOMA Brains vs Brown ootboll I Wrestlung I Boys L20QUe N ANCY TANNER Thats not sunburn nts polson oo G rls L ogue I r the M n Representative 2 Treasurer 3 President 4 Associate Busrness Manager of Worr lor 3 Busnr-ess Manager 4 Senior Class Treasurer S n r Banquet 4 Trl Y 3 4 Vice Presldent 3 Band I 2 3 'Pep Band 2 Pep Club 3 Honor Socrety 3 4 rary Club 3 Glrl of Month 4 Student Council 4 Unselflsh Service Award 3 General Chonrman of Junior Senior Prom 3 Jumor Chamber of Corn merce Band Cup 3 JUNE TAYLOR She rever has o word to say Grrls LgueI234Phoex Club 4 BOB THOMAS Theres a good hrne commg boys Vocatronol Mochlne S h o p Club 3 Stage Craft Club Outdcloor Sportsmen Club 4 Boys League 3 4 1 3 DAVID L THOMAS Why teachers turn grey Boys League 3 4 IXOIZMAN VANDIVER dad have a way but what was lt? nd Trackl 2 3 4 Lettermars Club Boys League 3 4 ww ,, LORAINE TRAIN EverY thrng comes to those who can wort Gurls League I 4 Gurl of the Mon 1 Band I HILDA FAY WHEELER Friendship IS constant In o things Glrls League 2 Choru CAROLYN WHITE St water runs deep G rls ague I 2 G the Month 4 Honor Society 3 4 Sentor Representattve 4 Vuce r I dert 4 Chorus I ROBERT WILSON A oal always ftnds one stall more oo rsh admlre h rn e all 2 Track 3 Le er ns Club 2 3 H f4 Bays League 3 4 mn h Basketball Intramurals 3 4 Boys Pep Club 4 Rl H XRD VVHITMOQE cl f touts ar not good for one u une tor wa Boys La-,uc 3 Repor er Pron Cammttte 3 Irtrarrtu s Trac Y 3 4 Secretary 4 C a s d Stud nt Count: SHARI YOUNG No hung ts more Ily than svlly laugh er tr s eague 3 Reptesentatlve 4 Pep Club 4 Paper taff 3 G Morfh 3 Ar-nual Prom Commuttee 3 Otttce U f 4 3 I bal I e Club Paper Sta t Class Pnay 2 Band I 2 Class Secretary 2 Letter G r s Club 2 'LFNE WRAY The or'ly way to have a friend rs to e one r s leaque 2 '3 Represertatuve 4 L rary Club 3 t L fmt S att 4 Pep Club 4 Student Councnl 4 Phoenix Cub 4 Harrtsburg Class Repuesentatnve Stu ent C uncll I CLASS MOTTC The CICTIOPS of men are the best IDTGVQVSTQFS ot thought Loche CLASS FLOWER Red and White Carnatton CLASS COLORS Red and Snlver - t'lI C .1 f L ts L9 , , 3, A, aft of bt 4 P , ' V. 5 ' L' c , 47 t 3, 4, t. t, A. 3, , '.Pes3 mt' t, 2, 3,311 'k It 5 . 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Ger- cl': P p f V li I F 1 - 7 29 enzor Qass gdsiory Another class of senuors us about to leave dear ole L H S We the class of 54 can look back over our four years here and remember wuth pleasure the many new experuences and good tumes we have had One of our furst experuences un hugh school was the freshmen unutuatuon The gurls wore green haur rubbons and the boys green tues An assembly was held un the afternoon un our honor After unutuatuon we really belonged to hugh school That year our offucers were Joe Sprague presudent Joe Canaga vuce presudent Geraldune Downer secretary and Barbara Elmer Treasurer ln our sophorrore year we felt more at ease sunce we were no longer green freshmen We elected as our offucers Bob Guggusberg presudent J L Gamblun vuce presudent Joanne Johnson secretary and Alucua Shumanek treasurer The next year our uunuor year was a bug one for us We chos our class rurgs and had our Junuor Class Play Meet Corluss Archer The lead roles went to Marulyn Furlong John Crocker Vernon Gentry Joanna Moore and Peggy Sherman In Aprul we had the Junuor Senuor Prom Arabuan Nughts wuth Nancy Tanner actung as chaurman The gymnasuum was transformed unto an enchantung land wuth the ever present help of Burkue our art teacher Mary Rex was queen and the pruncesses were Joyce Anderson Barbara Elmer Barbara Galarneau Joanne Johnson Peggy Sherman and LoVerne Stevahn Our offucers were Joe Sprague presudent Joe Canage vuce presudent Joyce Anderson secretary and Darlene Gravelle treasurer We entered L H S un the tall of 53 and were now the mughty seniors Our offucers were Duck Whutmore presudent J D Gruffuth vuce presudent LoVerne Stevahn secretary and Nancy Tanner treasurer Uncertaun Wungs was our Senuor Class Play The lead roles were taken by Joanna Moore Carolee McCready and Don Gulbert Joe Sprague Henry Erdwuns and Vuc Duxon brought recognutuon to themselv s the chool and our class when Joe was selected for the all state football team and Henry and Vuc receuved honorable mentuon We were well represented un the Honor Sccuety The senuor members were Joe Canaga Colleen Chulcote Mary Ann Doughton Mary Ann Hanson Paul Kratzke Patsy Marcks Marcuel Smuth Nancy Tanner and Carolyn Whute Hughlughts were our Senuor Class Banguet Senuor Class Pncnuc May Day and the Junuor Senuor Prom Our advusors who helped make our last year a successful one were Muss Dorothy Schlutz Mrs Ellen Wulshure Mr Al Neuman and Mr George Van Pelt We want to thank them for theur tume and efforts We wull have many plea ant memorues when we thunk of our hugh school days so Thanks to everyone who helped us make them successful and Good Luck everyone remaunung We wull remember you a long tume and we hope you remember us the class of 54 30 I Z I ' ' ll II I . . . , , , : , - 2 u 2 , . 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S . 1 ' 1 ' - ' 1 ' 1 1 I 1 Q ' - 1 ' 1 ' 1 I I - . Q . ! I 11 11 - , . - 1 ' I - 11 11 G I I I E I I 7 I 7 . 4 I I ' I team. Larry Hoover served as manager. Juniors on the very successful wrestling team 5 1 1 1 1 1 . . 11 D 11 . I . I . I I I . ' I . I 1 1 1 - I I I I - - H - ' - - 11 ' 11 - -'lk- - - . in er 45- fe 5- llo A S -YI i K I 4 Lee Alley Carol Anderson Duane Anderson Richard Anderson Sharon Andreason Joyce Athey Shirley Athey 1 P , . 3 v Anne Ayers ' 4 .4 Mary Baca :, - K V Bob Baker ' 5 if' Larry Barber A . ' 4. K Y- I J Judy Barclay 'u- J aio , Roger Barnhart 4 9 2 , t ag Carolyn Barnum X.. QI.. ' Q. 5 'V H ' 3 Q Dick Bates -f-,: ', f 3, Q , V7 frm Don Beaton 1 - ' , .,,:, Q ' ' Jim Beaton 4 A f I V D Arnold Bice ff W . 4 D Fi? 4 ', ., 'A Darryl Bishop h Q G' A at E ' is 3- I Rod Brouerton B 'f A , -1: li, T ,, iriam rown Q5 ' , K Shirley Burr sk so - If I , Norman Butters , V M if A. V7 if I Jim Burnett , V 'sf , f . -silk .: 5 'V 4 -f 7 a ,- , f V V ! 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Iii '77 J, 0 2,96 XX 57213512 Q gf Nw R C5016 omore ass zsfory NEVVS FLASH l l Sta lon H E P Blue rtbbons go to the offlccrs of the Sophomore Class for their excellent work durrng the year l953 54 These offlcers were president Bull Saxton vlce president Dick Whlte secretary Jerrranne Wm stead treasurer Margie Raffensberger representative Don Grull Sergeartatarms Loysen Nnghtengale ard Lee Evans Many thanks go to the advisors Mrs Stewart Mess McLean Mr Callahan and Mr Parham No words express what we really feel so we lust say Thank you very much cnd we sincerely mean that The class party was a brg hut and everyone enloyed hnmself Plng pong movles volleyball basketball and danclng provided entertalnment for the evenmg To top this off cake and punch were served In the cafeteria This year the class enloyed their plcnlc at Colorado Lake Sophomores who took part In the Operetta were Carolyn Goold Mardee Groves Susan Herron Janet Smith J rrvanne Wnnstead Lnnda Gamblln Arlene and Darlene Hayes Betty Gowen Gloria Hartle Sandra Farmer Gary Parks Charles Bochman Duck Jungwlrth Kermit Jenson Loyson Nlghtengale and Bob Adklns Leadmg parts went to Peggy Prlmaslng Ray Workman Dave Dlercoff Nancy Caldwell and Dick Britton Dave Dlercoff and Ray Workman were the B Squad yell leaders The class has been well represented an the school paper by Margie Raffensberger Associate Editor Pat Smzth Ken Place and Betty Kofoud worked as reporters The followmg have earned membership to the Thesplans Marulyn Swanson Claudine Lanklns Carl Schmele David Hatton Sherry McDonald Betty Kolotd and Kay Pierce Janet Regrmbal and Betty Kofold the prudes of the Science Club placed lst place at both Corvallis and Portland wvth theur cell duvlsron display A dnsplay of trees In BILL SAXTON President Oregon by Richard Baldwan won 2nd place Others In the class who placed were Dorus Hudlow and Ronald Coleman A group of Sophomore art students constructed the stage setting for the band con cert held Aprll QO T954 Sophomores ID the band are Richard Baldwin Marlene Chllders Madulyn Callahan Ralph Gibson Jam Hayden Kermlt Jensen Claudine Lanklns Janet Me sal Darlene Muller Thelma Pearson Joy RUdISll Ken Swanson Marilyn Swanson Dorothy Greer and Larry Wetrlch R Dean Byrd Rosalee Hull Burton Reed and Lee Evans were the sophomores who entered and placed In Portland at the Scholastuc s Art Award Contest Lee Evans had two entrles The class was very proud of the percentage of sophomores that were ID the Honor Society These people are Donna Batber Jerry Burgess Nancy Caldwell Rosalee Hull Merry Larson Janet Messal Kay Pierce Ken Swanson Pat Smith Manlyn Swanson and Ton: Wllson The ophomore class was well represented In sports A on the track team were Richard Baldwin David Dlercoff Ken Place Rodger Wold and Don Snyder B Cross Country Jrm Hayden and Duck Jungwrrth C A squad football Duck Whtte Tyler Cone Norman Rowell Roger Wold and Lee Evans D B squad football Bob Adklns Gary Parks Charles Bochman Ralph Glbson Wayne Beard Martin Lovlck and manager Pat Markuson E Wrestltng Norman Rowell Ike Vtlnnnmgham and Lee Evans who placed 2rd at tate Gary Parks Charles Jacobs Bob Ayers Francis Lee and manager Pat Marku on F Basketball B Squad Bob Adkins Jam Hayden Rage Wold Charles Bochman and Martun Lovlck H Baseball A Team Jam Hayden ln the Boys and Girls League we were represented by Duck Jungwlrth treasurer of Boys L ague Kay Plerce secretary cf Gurls League and the three Glrl League repre entatrves 1vere lvlarulyn Swanson Tons Wnlson and Janet Srnlth The late t enrollment of the cla s was 2lO 39 A . 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Y lf- 3 r ' Verdon Auman ' ' Al Bob Ayers ' 'Y' of Charles Bachman .f ,H Richard Baldwin Donna Barber ' A ' Q A Betty Barker 4 F ' - Ronnie Bateson I--5 JG- Beverly Baum 5, ' , VE Wayne Beard , Roger Billings WB? 5 Z ' Loretto Boucher Dick Boyd 1 Donna Boyd ' Z Vivian Brinson . A Richard Britton -A 4 Barbara Brown 15' X Robert Brundage Doris Bunch 3 6- .lerry Burgess rl:-Q Jerry Burr Dean Byrd 'A Madelyn Calahan rf sb Nancy Caldwell Dee Campbell A 6. ig 3 Ruby Carlson 4:11, 1.1 Marlene Childers 'J ffl W' V' Marjorie Chisholm ' 3 Mickey Clark I 'Z I Richard Coalman Dee Collins rg F? .8 Ralph Collins ff, I 1- Pearl Comber , ' Tyler Cone I Charlene Coughran Shirley Croce Rod Crocker '23 Q Howard Crover ry -4 Beverly Davis is Vincent Dovlin 3 X I Barbara Dawes Ed Decker ' Fred Devine a A, A 4, Donald De Vinny x 'A IW-p1,, Marilyn De Vinny 1' Darlene Dickson ' 2- David Diercoff Zyl X Joe Dodson Edmond Dorgon '- 4 J Glen Downs D' Lee Evans C Sandra Farmer Q Ed Farwell Alice Fiala Clarence Fleming Deanna Furth Linda Gamblin Jerry Garrett Douglas Gates Albert Gentry Ralph Gibson Carolyn Gocld Betty Gowen Doyle Gowey Donnie Grill :rClee Groves Betty Grugett Gloria Hartle jirrmy Haskins David Hatton Jimmie Hayden A-lene Hayes Darlene Hayes Loren Headley Dale Hern Susan Herron Tonic Hessel ,Annabelle Hickey Barbara Higginbottom Oryille Highsmith Kay Hill Rosalie Hill Evelyn Hlnderlie Carol Hoeck Don Holland Elton Hubbard Nelda Hubbard Dorris Hucllow Shirley Hurst Wilma Huston Charles Jacobs Patsy James Kermit Jensen Karen Jordan Dick Jungwirfh Suzette Kellogg Bonnie Kennedy Myrl Kietzke Betty Koloid Karen Kruze Ronald Kandi' C uuaine Lankins Merry Larson Delores Lebahn .wus Lee Qannif: Lindsay Bob Lockwood 'tra Lott Lloyd LOvik Ronald Malizk ' s Marcks Pat Markuson Jerry Nlffrcy 41 X .J A F . . 6' K 5. 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X if . ,f Q fi . ff S QW Loysen Nightingale Mary Nofziger Earnest Olson Ramona Olson Gary Stephen Paup Thelma Pearson Kay Kenneth Place Marlin Pomeroy Lenore Powell f Patsy Preever , -J tr 1 -'C' '.:fi Q ps Peggy Primasing Robert Pruitt Sylvia Pulliam Margie Raffensberger Burton Reed Shirley Reed Janet Regimbal Betty Rieke Paul Roberts Norman Rowell Joy Rudisil Virgil Russell Dorthy Samla Bill Saxton Carl Schniele Marie Schmidt Larry Schwab Louis Seeley Gale Seifert Robert Shaver Carmen Shirola Roger Simms Janet Smith Patricia Smith Don Snyder Larry Southwick Lawrence Stoqsdill Don Strand Mc fbourne Strauser 42 Eugene Struminski Marlene Sturgeon Kenneth Swanson Marilyn Swanson Juliana Taisey Deanna Taylor Stephen Taylor Janet Thomas Robert Thompson Bert Tong Margie Travis Melvin Tucker Gloria Turner Emma Uhing Ramona Valley James Van Loavan Myrna Vorderstrosse Jimmie Wagley ' 47 1 v, J -r s .f- f x V 11 A M , . N u' , , iq, 11 AX w-f' .' 1 v -1 '.:!'9'X' 55. A , in .. 1: :Qu Q .' 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Such were the lnqulrues echoed around the halls of L H S the day the Freshman class of 53 warmed unto the school Later In the fall Ne elected class offrcers as follows presndent Joe Muller vlce president Gary Storey secretary Joanne Hosklng treasurer Geraldine Grlfflth Sergeant at arms Monte Sprague and Roger Lowe Student Councul Representatlv s are Carol Stockton and Jackie Daily hrs group under the leadershvp of our able advlsors Mrs L Rowe Mrs Sheythe Mr Thomas Mr Kane and Mr Wood helped to guude the cla s through the pa t year We really appreciated thelr advtce and assistance Our class assembf held on May l2 was a huge success It was planned and carried out by a commlttee composed of Janice Brown Marcla Davis Beverly Greer Gene Jungwlrth Bob Chrlsman and Larry Schmele The theme carrled out was a vlew of toyland The toyshop caretaker falls asleep whale dusting toys and dreams that they come to lute JOE MILLER Presldent The class party took place In the form of a Chnl: Feed partually potluck with mothers furnishing the chrll Janice Brown TJ Smith and Charlotte Fenner provided the Late In May the class traveled to Colorado Lake for a cla s outung Flshlng swlmmlng and other forms of entertainment were engoyed by all A large number of boys represented the class ID football basketball baseball and track Blorne Blornsen was the only freshman on B squad basketball team Our 9th grade basketball team err dldnt do so bad'9 They won 4 out of 9 games Don Allen was hugh point man wlth Bl polnts and Terry Blanchat was second with 50 points We really came through wlth flying colors at the Intramural Basketball Jamboree We placed first IH the yelling contest Our rally leaders were Bessle Gllllam Sharon Fields Carol Adkins Beverly Greer and LaVlna Kletzke Three of the B squad yell leaders were freshmen Jackme Darly Janice Brown and Marcla Davns The chorus group mad up a new sorg whuch was qulte popular around school Jackue Dally and Bessie Gllllam brought honor to the class and school when they took part ln the musucal festuval held at Multnomah Bessue receuved a one grade and Jackie Cl two Larry Schrrele took furst place honors at the Scuence Fatr held at Corvallis Jim Bartram Joy Neff Joy Kauffman and Che ter Hutchinson came un second In their respective dnvrsuons The freshmen gurls sold the most candy for the Gurls League sale None of us wtll forget ksds luke Vrvuan Lyon Remember when he bought a tucket for a reserved seat In the cafeterua'P lts been fun everythnng and we hope to carfe our numerals 51 so deeply on L H S s ht tory that no one can ever erase them 45 ! . 1 11 11 A t 1 A 1 - 11 ,, . . , . , , . . M 1 . 1 . , . ,Q ' L ' 1 1 2 - 1 1 1 . . . . . - 2 1 2 ' ' , . .S . . . T . , . a- ' s ' s . X C I 1 entertainment. . Q . . . - . , , . . . 11 11 - 1 , . . I , 11 11 - - A - D A . . V , . 1 E . . . . 1 1 1 Q . . . . . X S Q . . 1 i ' i X X 11 cvf N 'r , ,,-n ...v- 13 .2 g .4 fu. ',- , 36' ' 52,35 all N J... gf an 1 5. nf ,J 15' ,Q -Q -o f , ., 1 B 1. 14 L! Marvin Ackland Carol Adkins Don Allen Shirley Alley Nelson Ames Alice Anderson Carole Anderson Truclie Andree Rosemary Barber James Bartram Jerry Bass Patty Bates Albert Bennett Wilbur Berggren ' 2 4 'Y 0 'U ' Biorne Biorensen .A ...V H' 'X f Cliff Bjorensen 1 1 ' f Y Sharon Blackburn ,1. :' l V- K N! I - ,Ii A Terry Blanchat I J ii 1- 1 if ' ff Pfkw 5 zu, J cf ir ,,..-s AA' 45 ' .- I:.'-::i:5:'-.V , Y J ,- , 'fx 1- X ,ri Qin.. B Melody Blatchley Joe Bowen .- Pete Bowers Janice Breitenbucher Alice Brown Donna Brown g Janice Brown 'V ' A G John Brownlee 5 -5 '5 Q Rosalie Butler: 7 V A ,,,A 1 - -- ---'-- Russell Caunaga ' .xx In j' N Dick Canoy f 4, 1 - 9, . -fl Judy Carlson Richard Carroll Phillip Cave 'ph 4 f 5 V3 cv' Joanne Chastain ,vm L '55 W-F Barbara Chisholm : f,iA ' ' f Ima Chism Y, ir, , v V -ff A' f x Bob Christman g V 1 VV ft' I gy I Larry Coakley ' ' Q 'Z 4, 2 B b d George Cobat C H 1' er' 'kiwi' 'K ' ' . f ' -w ' if -'L' W Tx. G' Gm CO GY ., -rr. . 22' . , . A Ann Coffmcn -,s .1 , J Q A,AV I A V , X Twylq Cone f . - .Q ..' E I L L Mona Cook . Lillian Couper 4 an . ' ' 1' ,W 5 9' Mardene Cox 4,5 f 0' ,,, Janice Croxfon - '15 Jacquelyn Daily X -A Raymond Darby H E V I ' .. Marcia Davis ' - 4 Mary Dennis . A , I 5 1. uf 5 nd Bl Y De Y , 1 -, , 'W -s ... s Barbara DeVinny A In U J? TT Elmer Dirks ', ' My .Q , ' 1 K ,V Bill Dossey r L- W' .f QA Larry Earhart A 'T Nina Edmonds Le: A ,x Vxmmm CMM' Lola Edmonds Charlotte Fenner Shirley Fetterly Sharon Fields Guy Folsom ,36- 1 an-ff . ,- .I E .'1 4 if Li! .52 -3 -of ' .1 I 14 Guy Ford Jim Fiitz 1 fr Charles Frornherz 1 A It-E' Billy Gcirnberg .0 6 l 3 ' ,W Jack Gatchell '-'D I ff 'l l f . ' Dewey Gibbs 'Q B' C24 Bessie oaiiium A, L ' + Jeanne Gordon 'P,. , .1 , Fl Beverly Greer Geraldine Griffith v . A, N '3 3' Geraldine Grill 44 J -O 5 ' ,,. Larry Hague '? ' .LL -7' 8 Leslie Hall Ll Bill Hanlcins HJ ' .i l Be-.erly Hanson i Marchetta l'lCli3'fi!UCf ', Wanda Hasenyager ,,. - h Blanche Hawes 'L' S , 433 Margaret Hayden 5 ' 7 X- . Tony Hayden Q Af F--ar . F ' fy, Benny Henderson William Henderson , , , Bud i-iiii ,V I -S, f ' L- x. Dorothy iiiii V :si , -- 5 13? Gary Hilton 7 X 6, 55:',f'i, iv i Clifford Hiclcle 1 1 ' 5 I fl ' ' ' - f H I L Hershel Hines i Marilyn Hoesing 4, C Joseph Hommel 'f ,Q 5 'R ,Q hu ', 2 Q. Joanne Hosking Q3 'r ',,, f ' 1 Lee Howard Y A 1: , Q Barbara Hurst I 5' .M F ' ff ' i '. ' f a ul I hd Chester Hutchinson . Shirley Jacobs . Stanley Jacobs r 3 -Q Q' ', ' if A' S A Barbara Jamieson '5 ' ., 'L' lg Sally Jimerfield if 'D-71' I 7 Q . . Q 1 y V Patricia Jones I V frm, I ' . Y -:Ill ' fr Gene Jungwirth Dick Kaczmarclc l Q Joy Kauffman ' 4 5 1' F, 6 v 2 Darrel Kauffman -:, -W ,Z LaVina Kietzlce 'X' --3 Jackie Kunders E1 7' K' i f ' ' Q ' 1' ,, , , .X l , A 4 gl A I Shelly LoBelle Ray Lamb Harald Lander 'O' .' 1 xc- , 1, 3 ti! I4 A Kenneth Leard rvf ,Q-. jr.. ' Roger Leatherman Berniece Lebahn 1 Yi if . 1 l 3 Muriel Lee Donnie Lindsey Joan Lokluen , 5 ' Q 1. Betty Long I i :I- Beverly Lott Norman Loughmiller .J I -Lim ill 0-npr nag . ' -.-f I, -1' Q Q K' , f lf' Ll L. --Q W rv A at :iw mmf? ' 9 . ' , ll r ,I U A 5 Pier 44 ' 5, ,, Q , 2' - ,IJ-5-' ,-f ., 2 ig qi NS: . ,ZZ .i r i 1 1.1 uf .A Q-vu' I . S . L . 'S - Y .-' 'M i A6 ' ,'. I -: ' :' i l IX I '- f '. fs, Q 'V' A . L 4 'S ,t ,J .A E11 idk ' ' fig? 'Q' A v f ji 'lt 1 ' Quiz ' -4 l 57 I . si fm '--- af g.,,2:if::.'::: 1.12, ,' 4 M Q 1' ,fl f 14.1 7 ...f A ,px If i' S. xl 4 ff. in r . It 1' My 4' 'is , ti- fi' I X 43? u vigil ,nr . I ,.i',gqt I , t H an 9 f, Ar, ,-. +4 ,FP pu t ' r 'ti f 4 , ,i, Hs -' wpzni-Q :5:e:, - 1 .. yi. Q --4-4 ,461 1 Z 1. Q 5' K wi if Duane Lowe Rodger Lowe Roger Luton Vivian Lyon Yvonne Marcks Tommy Martin Jack Mosse Michael McCracken Sarah McGuire Jimmy McKinney Valena McNamar Virgil McTimmands Joyce Meredith Pat Miles Bud Miller Jae Miller Vivan Mitts Floyd Miner , , .A yy. Vera Mohoff .si 9 Delores Moore ' James Morgan ,Er Kenny Morin i Bertha Morris dh' fri: t Richard Morris 7:2 at 'ft' vu. Joy Neff Barbara Nicholas la Yvonne O'B.'ien -.5-5 Arthur Oeder Helen Ohmacht Bill Parker l 2 ,ff .ii Lanny Parrish Q Bruce Parsons ! 2 LeRoy Paseman .4-S Lowell Pearl , U -an cn. l ni-ld Eltha Peltz Philip Pierce Cleve Pruitt Saundra Ray Sharon Rhoades Shirley Rice Robert Richardson Mary Rose Howard Rose Dan Ross Gary Ross Dale Rowell Dale Sargeant Larry Schmele ' Genova Schuster v 1 Caralin Sears V 65' fi Q.. y a ' Richard seibef Q , 2 ,if 'M 1 ., ., Clint Seiders f fir 'mil gf Yvonne Seifert - P .L 'W ' S Q t P is 11, f Y ' Beverly Seits r t , I i ' - 3 ' we - , ' 'Y Rcdney Shanks Janet Silkwood ., 8 4 9 . Gail Simms Z Q, ' 'Z' D- Marcia Simpson ' it'-.'Z ,Q . 'I' -:W Sh rlzy Smitli - f ' ky j' A if L A 8 LaWeda Smith T. J. Snith Anita Spencer Dorothy Spillman Home Sprague Norman Springer Leroy Stevens Dale Stitt Carol Stockton Gary Storey Patricia Stout Leonard Strand Johnny Strauser Itferle Strickler Margaret Swanson Susan Swink Gail Tacy Verane Tacy Thomas Taylor Dale Tewalt Charlene Thompson Frances Thompson Hazel Thompson Lorna Tobin Mary Trabont Train Frances Tussing Mildred Vandenbos Connie Vandiver James Vernon Von Dusen Bill Vauble Marlyn Vauble Ronald Vorderstrasse Sally Walker Shirley Walker Gary Walls Kenneth Ward Ardath Weber Mildred Wells Jackie Whaley Alene White Bennie White Donna White Fayetta White Norman Whitten Kent Wilcox Barbara Williams Bill Winstead Steve Wittlalce Rose Witzel Raymond Wold Jerry Worthington Gary Yon 49 , ,lQ:,if4a,.. .V 4 J .gs Hr I . il. . ff Y ' if .1 if' A 1 Y I A 4 . 9 f ,. V ff? Ai -zhiii ' ' ' 2 l' if a Y y 9' f T A. 53 to x 1 ,- 'f n Q i i 1 ,J L , 3 ' lu. , . 3 . 9' ' n ..- 1' f , J A. . V ,, ,, ,N, , v E I ,mt V ill' YEA 2 45' E. 5' K as i 4 - 'v l :PI , . N PQ- , , l ' Y f .3 I f..i'.,t -T' lg , 1 A .fin . 1 'Q 3 .dl 'V .oil A W -.45 g , .lp 4 V Q V I ' ' Q, 1 ,V if 4 f 1 , 'fi S 1 Q A ,c X F' , 'f' pan., 4 49- Iv S ' 12 17 ,3 6,1 Q ma v.- A. 5 46' ... -:' :,. ze. K 'io my i :Y Q . liz? K ' 1 i 14 ' I7 ,i f' Q . fa 'I i T W f , ,.,,. - f if iii! fihlill I A A :Q . .J ' 0 3 I Q -.1 1 ..- N JUN -S' -1 fa I Ab 51' 3 V' 'I f 5 Z one - , i ,rg 'W i'- 'Aa'1., f 'g 1 .A 7: -' I .'g -2. t l 'viii X el 4' ily' ,Av 1 . ' 4. It 1 -I hu f .r ., ' ft Www TN. A L, KE -li -3439- Back Row: Lamphere, Jenson, Hayden, Lindsay, Gcsnxberg, Gi ley, Hilton, Callahan. Fifth Row: McBride, McBride, Messal, McGuire, Pearson, Franklin, Durham, Richards. Fourth Row: Hayden, Tacy, Lankins, Thompson, Childers, Muller, Sadler, Rudisil, Baldwin. Third Row: Greer, Swanson, Gaskill, Wilkinson, Lindsay, Barnhart, VVeirich, Schrnele. Second Row: Morrow, Johnson, Gibson, Bartram, Hall, Swanson. Front Paw- F. Coughran, Clair, Burr, VVebei', Rhodes, C, Coughrcm, 1' ','-ZVNE ,AffPt'4E74E Preizten' ' f pzsfd cased e'1cf3'ze izna 'he S an Tl 2 mir: :WCP-'1 - siief, Sci -stczr-w 5c.f erns Sling P'3f:':f1s ' f.- llfrcrpf CIM, The Lebanon Union High School Advanced Band with a membership of forty-eight players has had a busy year play- ing for pep assemblies, games and special eyents. Last tall the band played during the appearance of Oregon's senator Wayne Morse, who commented highly on the performance. The KIWANlS KVDDIES Day parade was led by our band ,and the Christmas concert of Dec. T8 was well-received. This concert was highlighted by the number Serenade To An lnsomniacn, featuring Harvey Springer as Herrran Hoople' slirger, Dwight G?lley, as the conirrentatar and Ralph Gibson as the announcer, On Easter Sunday, April 18, the band appeared at the Union Easter Service held at the First Eapnst Church. Cn Lpril Q0 a bg iambyee coricert Nas giver by the Lenovo' and A Lai If li'QlT scfcet zpawclz Spedal numbers lo sis cancer' rcuaea PCE' art: GEflSAllT 5.e 'u'e bf' Sczpze Team, Beans 9 if c :ra se gloremine' Hart' year ips' sa ms f 1:3 f ff pf pax 'C' fflfvf DF J, Corr- pe f Festhi: 11:5 Pregicleit, Ncz,f'e L 'f'p, A. ' f izer' farpllf ffywiz lfibrrie Qffiyf, 'f V gf' 2 f:,', Se'gi-1:nt-c:t- 1 Figs' Jorfscr ,f.C,: 'f, .fb y1,:,. ,, , ll i 9 G7 5 Back Row: Lindsay, Morrow, Lamphere, Earhart Third Row: McBride, Weirich, Messol McBride, Lankins, STrickler Second Row: McMullen, Conoy, Hol and, Simms Front Row: Regimbol, Ackeref, Seits, McNamar, Jones. rc esfra The T953-54 year was Truly a year of advancemem Tor The school orchesTra. ATTer pracTicing numerous hours, we made a Tour of The Tour grade schools. We were received wiTh much enThusiasm, as They are geTTing ouT of school. The PTA was honored on Two fine nighfs with our music aT Their monThly meeTings. This year The Lebanon Orchestra for The TirsT Time in many years p'ayed for a baskeTball game. AThough The stage was Tull of people we sTood behind Them and played away on our insTrumenTs. AT The very beginning oi T954 we held our ChrisTmas CcncerT. ThaT sTarTed The year off with a big bang! X Early in February we were asked by. Helen WesTon To play Tor The reciTal of The school balleT in April. On April 3rd afTer more hard working hours of pracTice, The feciTal was a greaT success, The orchesTra played for The nighf periormances oi The Senior Class play UnucerTain VVings and The Junior Class play Room Tor one more . OT course noT To TorgeT The all school play LiTTle Vvomenn Tor which we played all The way Through insTead of iusT aT The beginning. Musicians who have Taken orchesTra Tor one yeaiy' played aT all our periormances, and have been good workers, will receive a leTTer This year's oificers were: presidem, JaneT Regimbal, vice-pre-sidenT, Merle STricl4ler, secreforv Judy Acl4ereT, Treasurer, PaT Jones. Lebanon has an orchestra iT can be proud ci Tor iT is The largesT in This disTricT. 52 JANET REGFMBAL PresidenT iii! an ,yhi asm , 1 V' .Q-Q-fa Q fi 1 an, n 'ii ll 1 LH,-lj XUT ll, Y! 2 -Q Q 9,423 . - Z , . 4 vm? ,ff -. -ul 'fli:,, l'. ' U' Il 3 u 4 'ii 1' ll ' 'jf' 4' fl U -li' 5 .Q '.-T-Q4 Q H 'an jj ' 1 Qlzoir At the beginning of this school year, the officers were elected. They were as followsi president, Ginger Wilcox: secretary, Eloise Crover, and treasurer, Beverly Zolnoski. The accompanist is tvlariyn Williams. The choir has been very active this year. The main proiect of the choir this year was to raise money so as to purchase our new choir robes. They were to cost very close to Si,OOO. Season's tickets were scld to the towns-people in order to raise money towards the robe fund. Also, many of the towns-people and friends ofthe choir donated certain amounts of money. Finally, all the money was collected, and our robes were ordered. The annual Christmas Concert, presented on December 1 Qi, was the first performance in our new robes. The choir walked down the aisle in a processional singing Angels We Have Heard on High. Other numbers sang by the choir were: Rise Up Early, The Holly and the Ivy, I Saw Three Ships, Q Holy Night, and others. Also the traditional song: Twas the Night Before Christmas, was sung. A girls' ensemble consisting of Eloise Crover, lva Seems, Ginger Wilcox, sopranos, Gloria Hartle, Pat Sheythe, Joyce Larvik, second sopranos, Evelyn Crover, lvlardee Groves, Nita Weber, altos, sang a couple numbers. Robert E. Lee was presented Nov. 5. This was the first performance of the choir this year. lt consisted of two scenes, waiting on the Levy, and stage of the Robert E. Lee. The choir sang Robert E. Lee, Deep River, Swanee, and others. Also several solo numbers were presented. The next in line was the productions of the- operetta, H.M.S. Pinafore. The cast consisted of: Captain Corcoran-Joe Canoga, Sir Hoseph Porterf-David Diercoff: Little Buttercup-Nancy Caldwell, Ralph Rackstraw-Raymond Workman, Josephine-Iva Seems, Dick Deadeye-Dick Britton. The rest af the choir were the sailors and the sisters, cousins and aunts. GINGER wicox President Back Row: Williams, Pittman, Prirnasing, Rowton, Johnson, Wforkman, Stalcup, Adkins, McBride, Canaga, Stitt, Baker, Davenport, Winstead, McBride, Svenson, Gamblin, Sweat, Fritz. Second Row: Hartle, Gravelle, Sheythe, Smith, Ackland, Gilley, Holland, Anderson, Nightingale, Bach' man, Caldwell, Larvik, Simpson, Farmer, Hayes, Baca. Front Row: Zolnoski, Wilcox, Stilwell, Crover, Parks, Earhart, Dicrcolf, Jungwirth, Franklin, .lensen, Groves, Goa'd, Herron, Smith, Crover, Weber. I X I fg-.ZW lies ian ay This year the National Thespian Society stepped out and did a play of their own. This play was presented February fifth in the Little Theatre to a small select, but highly enthusiastic audience. The play selected was the prize winning play by Tennessee Williams, the Glass Menagerie. It was done arena style with the audience on all four sides of the acting area. Blackouts by means of remote control lighting supplied the unusual effects required in this play. lt was an unusually difficult play and the small cast gave an almost professional performance. The plot concerned the efforts of a family to escape the trap of a mentally erratic and over possessive mother and find escape to reality. Besides being extremely dramatic and tense the production also offered much comedy relief. Giving truly great performances were Grace Kroker as the mother, Don Gilbert as the son, Sherry McDonald as the crippled daughter, and Carl Schmele as the gentleman caller. The director was Ralph Wood, advisor to Thespians. Lebanon Union High School dramatic audiences will long remember the production of the successful play. lt was a part of the attempt of Thespians to bring quality plays to Lebanon audiences. Gilbert, Kroker, Woods, McDonald, Schmele T V7 c a I f' all. l '4- Q 5 , Burr, Brown, Nicholson, Berrgeren, Crover, Umon, McBride McBrlde, Hoover, Roberts, Gllley, Vlilcox unior Glass ay T enior ass Gy 1 Bock Row: Arelvori, Powell, Lorvuk, Nichols, McCreooy, Acklzrwd, Moore, Glllnerr, Shermorx Crocker. Front Row: Krokcr, Ccwber, Sflllwcll, McBrlde, Honzen, Whinyy, Crocker, ,, W- if gyr A f , lvl wwf. ..' f Q .-..., 1 gigiir i elf' .. M' 'W F HH C'Tfvi'TXf Per-iocig GPM. f4i'LJ3hf OFFice 5:43 HJ- Y Ofder OFZQ Q0YS1fE:PC1uf: Boy 51.093 we G GEYLS Lengq V725 Wqrr joverreg I.R.I.. Ere Sci qgd NAchme SECP f ,ff f 'f fb jyfvfffiffjjpin iffy fy ffwjjffjfwflfjfy if if WWW M fiff' ff' W f:fffWwMf'ff3 f Jw ff Mfyff MM W rw Wfyfifojyj 'iii' if ffrWMppf5'Qyjjwf'l,,ffw WWZWW Wyf, ,,!jj,,ff ff'U M V ' , f W I , ,' -IIA '. I ff A I All 015 ' - fl' Mi V ' If 'Yi ' , yy! I' z 1 ' if , W f ,- s 'f ' 9 K 3 J 'iq JJ My f 1 F j 1 Ay 5 . 5 '7 .4 ' f, A ff!! If 5 , 'fixed if A0251 My Qf WW .ff X if V Bazlc Row: Wells, Parker, Place, Jungwirth, Cone, Gentry, Second Row: Schniele, Gatchell, Morrow, Gilbert, Nichols. Front Row: McBride, Fort, Siegner, Sprague, , o OQS ea MQ 0147101 ' The year of l953e54 the second year of Bo s' Lea ue , Y Q -. has been a busy year and a successful one under the direction of Mr. Merle Wells who is the faculty advisor. The officers of the Boys' League vvho vvere elected last year are: Joe Sprague, president, Darrell Fort, vice president, Jerry Morrovv, secretary, and Wally Slocum, treasurer, Financially we have been successful and have raised our ,KA funds to vvhat they should be. To get most of our money, the Boys' League joined vvith the Girls' League to sell at footf ball and basketball games. It was decided to have a shoe shine day to obtain money to put in our treasury. With the money gained from these different activities, the Boys' League decided to contribute SlOO to further intra-mural activities At the meetings, vve discussed the need for nevv flags, which was one of our projects this year, Destruction to the pm basement facilities vvere brought up at one meeting and the ' members ctecided that this should stop. A committee was DARRELL FOP? appointed to see that this fvas curtailed. Smoking in the school was discussed and it Nas oecided tina' i' Sroula be stopped immediately, and severe punishment be dealt to the fioiatcrs, fce' 'liar l'ci had a goca lfCC and hope that next year will be even better 4-for Back Row T Hayden Oeder STTTT Franklin J Hayden Bachman JungwirTh Schwab Paup Farwell Nichols Fourth Row Griffnh Wilson Diercolf EckerT Anderson Larigmack GaTchell Galley Workman Burian Dunmeyer Third Row Sprague Plymale Tussing Canoga Griffirh Slocum Schmele Srone ChrisTensen Hammer Second Row ForT Conner Kirkelie Carroll Kunders Kenyon Seine Place Dixon Front Row Guggisberg Rhodes Hoover Gamblm Burgess KraTzke Riley oys AT The beginning of The T953-54 school year a new club was promoTed and organized aT Lebanon Union High School under The advisorship of Mr. Wiper. This club had been propagafed To serve The school and help To encourage good sporTsmanship as well as To -upporT The aThleTic Teams in any and all corTTesTs ThaT might be encounTered. The Club was sTrong consisTing or 68 members who were very acTive in supporfng The Tootoall squad during Th- Tall Term. The supporT corTinued during The baskerball season buT on a raiher dwindled ssale. The enThusiasm ThaT had apparenTy been pre-enT aT The beginning of The year was now lacking. Various reforms were T' d lay The Cl b- officers-J. L. Gamblin, PresidenT, Larry Hoover, Vire Presidenr, and Jerry Burgess, SecreTary-Treasurer. The active members of .he club responded favorably and cerTain policies were J' L' GNABLVN seT up and enforced. IT was decided Thar Those members of Presldem The Boys' Pep Club vvho had losT Their enThusiasm Tor iTs principles, should be removed and replaced by people who would show a greaTer inTeresT in irs work. By This Time The baskeTball season was over and concerTed eTTorT for TurTher improvernems were posTponed Tor The Time. The members oT The club are looking forward Tc nexT year wiTh anTi:ipaTion and hope Tl'aT The craonizafion may conTinue and prosper under The guiding hand :JT iTs officers and advisory commiTTee. 58 river Cgclucaiion Th'cLgh cd.caticn we mcst ircreose the correfaticn lzetween knowing driving 'etlini ucs and pcttirg them into exerydcy practice -Driver's Education is a one semester course and consists ot class assignments and actual behind the wheel driving. Tf e cne nnajc: requirement tor the class is a driver's permit. Driver education class sho,d lcad stLdents to an understanding at the physical, mental and emotional fl ara teristics that affect driver and pedestrian behavior. Driver Education should develop general knowledge, attitudes and appreciations which are essential to sate, courteous use ot our streets and highways. Development at proper attitude is of great importance in teaching young drivers, for this will deter- mine whether the driver will later boast of maneuvering his car out of a near accident, or anticipating the hazardous situation in advance and avoid it. The outcome of the class should be better drivers and more respect for traffic regulations. Back Row: Seeley, Beard, Vtfilliams, Schwab, Collins, James, Muller, F. Williams, Gaold, Greer, Rudisil, Grugett, Crover. Fifth Row: Carroll, Ayers, Neavoll, Pulliam, l-iindcrlic, Baum, Moore, Rattensberger, Reed, Bateson, Far- well, Anderson, McCormick, Burr. Fourth Row: Kruise, Sturgeon, Smith, Ellis, White, Thomas, Uhing, Willard, Kietzke, Strand, Tucker, Gowey. Third Row: Coughran, Zurcher, McPherson, Hansen, Farmer, Dirks, Rowton, Higginbottom, Pierce, Carlson, Nightingale, Hamiter, Rieke. Second Row: Wray, Anderson, Swanson, Richards, Childers, Schmidt, Hiclcie, Fiala, Marcks, Loeschen, Ford. Front Row: Tuclxer, Bice, Eckert, Dixon, Johnson, Cone McVein. .96. The school year of T953-54 has been a very busy one for the officers and members of the Future Homemakers of America. The officers for the year were, President, Artheda Lander, Vice President, Charlene Ccughran, Secretary, Caro- lyn Barnum, Treasurer, Anne Ayers, Parliarnentarian, Rose- mary Alexander, reporter, Jeanette Dolsen, Historian, Mary Ann Doughton, and song and recreational leader, Betty Moore. This year the Fl-l.A. has under the capable guidance of our advisor, Mrs. Violette Olstad. During F,H.A. Week, Artheda Lander, Anne Ayers, and Sharon Jenkins attended the district meeting at Albany. Candy sales were held throughout the school year to raise money. Our most important proiects of the year were giving food to needy families, at Thanksgiving and Christmas. In March Jeanette Dolsen, and Anne Ayers attended the State meeting in Corvallis. We have lust recently elected our new i954-55 officers. They are: President, Anne Ayers, Vice President, Darlene Hayes, Secretary, Pauline Rowton, Treasurer, Arlene Hayes, and reporter, Dorothy l-lill. ARTHEDA LANDER President Bock Row: Rowton, Alley, Gordon, Hill, Poe, Hayes, Taisey, Anderson, Hayes, Barnum, Mrs. Olsfod. Second Row: Jacobs, Preexer, Peltz, LaBelle, Spencer, Fenner, Jenkins, Spillrnan, Lebahn. Front Row, Doughton, Moore, Coughran, Lander, Alexander, Dolson, Ayers. 4 Back Rowz Pilcher, J, ForT, Nicholas, Bishop, Blacklaw, Alley, Gaslcill. Second Row: KnighT, GaTchell, Hoover, D. ForT, Morrow, Slocum. FronT Row: GenTry, Dixon, Krafzke. ire QSq'ua . A 1 ' H Under The guidance of Mr. Parham, The club advisor, The Fire Squad had a fine year during T953-54, The eighf old members voTed in eleven more boys To Take The place of lasT year's graduaTing members. The vetera ns, Larry Syron Vernon GenTry, Joe Alley, Jack ForT, Ron Blaclclaw, Paul Q' KraTzlce, Rollin Knighf, and VicTor Dixon losT liTTle Time in choosing, Lee Alley, Darrell Forf, Larry Gaskill, Doug Gafchell, Larry Hoover, Jerry Morrow, William Nicholas, Ray Pilcher, Darryl Bishop, Don Scheler, and WaTer Slocum To rebuild The group. Fire Chief for The year was VicTor Dixon an old member, and Secrefary-Treasurer was Walfer Slocum Early in The year The club had The forTune To sell aT a foofball game, The weaTher and crowd were in favor, Thus excellenf sales resulfed. This was The only maior selling aTTempTed during The school year. The Two main acTiviTies of The fire squad This year were: The early spring fishing Trip To The coasf, which neTTed loTs of colds, and The Fireman's Ball which was well affended. The purpose of The Fire Squad is To aid in evacuafing The school in The evenf of a fire, To enacT fire prevenTion measures, and To baTTle any Tires unTil aid comes. Each boy is Taughr how To fighr The classes of fires wiTh The school eauipmem. The besf fire drill of The year empfied The school in one minuTe and TwenTy-five secords. There were no real fires To fighf This year and acTiviTies were largely rouTine. However some faces were red when The alarm sirens accidentally sounded under repair and empfied The school. VICTOR DlXON Chief N ,r ,rf is 9 - M419 fig? W 4 W! 2 gg s Ba k Row Sai-ri a Dawes Groves, Campbell, Barber, Larson Callahan. Second Row VV lson McBride Williams, Wray, White. Font Row G lbert Gentner Seine. . J . 'l he newly-formed chapter ot Future Teachers ot America pecaiiie a tull-fledged club in the school this year. Under the leadership ot its advisors, Mrs. Mary Maclean and Mrs, Ellen lffilshire the club tultilled all the requirements set up by the Student Council to become recognized in the school. Ear.y in T95-4 otticers were elected. These were: Don Glllsert, president, Carolyn White, vice-president, Gwen Wilson, secretary, Rosemary Gentner, treasurer, and Marilyn Vviliiarivs, representative, The club was formed in T952-53 tor the purpose ot learning about the opportunities in teaching, cultivating the qualities essential in a good teacher, and in this connection, stccylrg tle lixes ct great teachers, and tcstering the dee te opment ot student leadership, ln order to weed out those who are not truly interested in teochirg cs a protessicn or rot capable ot tultillng the cauircnents ct a good teacher, the minimum grade of those wishing to make application for membership must be ci three and only upper- classmen and Sophomores are permitted to loin. Both in T953 and in T954 the members were given an opportunity to yisit the grace ctool and leain twc methods ot teaching. They also were permitted to take oxfci Q c ass and tec ch the stuc ents, e Qegon C llege ot Education at Monmoctr 'epeated its invitation anc yy ic cl e Leb Chapter ot F. T, A to he-or the :mnual report ot the 'eacrers o a in inc ir first year, in lront ol a classrocir 62 C' CQ. Q1 .Gil i Busy! Busyl! Busylll that's the word. Miss Long and Mrs. Christensen have led G. A. A. through a prosperous and truly entertaining year. Besides several skating parties and potluck dinners, which were noted for all the fun and good sports- manship, the girls showed enthusiasm at all the playdays. This group has been to Albany tor a Volleyball playday, Cascade also invited the G. A. A. for a volley boll playday. Then they traveled to Corvallis for a Swimming Party. You should have seen these mermaids in those swim suitsl The last but not the least, Sweet Home invited the G. A. A. to a basketball playday there. February was on industrious month high lighted by the gay G. A. A. Valentine dance whose charming Queen was Darlene Edwards. This up and coming organization, expects the coming year to bring in many new members and activities. G. A. A. WELCGMES all you active and ambitious girls interested in sports, to ioin in the fun it has to Otter. Say you girls who want to earn points, LOOK. lO points awarded for . l MYRA FACBRIDE President . Bicycling-50 miles. 7. Skiing-l5 hours. 2. Bowling-lO lines, average 70. 8. Soft-Ball-play in tournament. 3. Hiking-20 miles, 9. Playdays'A5 points, playnightw2 points. 4. Horseback riding-T5 hours. IO. Swimming--Pass test given in P. E. Class 5. Self-testing Stunts, to be done in P. E. ll. Tennis-play in tournament. 6. Roller skating-l5 hours. IQ. Track--take part in 2 events in May Day track meet. The officers ot the club this year were: president, Myra McBride, vice-president, Ginger Wilcox, secretary and treasurer, Freddie Morgan, representative, Dee Campbell. Back Row: Campbell, Grugget, Hill, Turner, Higginbottorn, Groves, Herron, Kennedy, Farmer, Greer, Coughran, Rudisil. Fourth Row: Baum, Morris, Collins, Barclay, Baca, McPherson, Roberts, Hudlow, Ackeret, Shirola. Third Row: Muller, Lander, Pomeroy, Burr, Hevlin, Nicholas, Willianis, Clair, Barber. Second Row: Wilson, Regnnbol, Wilson. Rowton, Coughran, Messal, Petterson. Front Row: Morgan, Wilccx, McBride, Glaus. X . 7 . ,gzrls eague ouncz The Girls' League, a service organization To which all girls auTomaTically belong, meeTs once every month. The first meeting oT The year T953-54 started out with a skiT put on by The council members. The November meeting was a Thanksgiving program given To The student body. For our December meeting we combined pleasure and service by inviTing The Childrens Farm Home to a Christmas party in The Gym. The Lebanon sTudenTs also attended and The parTy was a big success. Miss Joan Seevey The Dean of Girls from Oregon College of Education in Monmouth spoke on a Dog's Life aT our January meeting. AT our February meeting Miss McLennan an exchange Teacher from AusTralia who Teaches aT Cascade Grade School, Told us about The school system and customs in Australia. AT our March meeTing we had several movies and an explanation oT modern dance by Miss NANCY TANNFR Carol Van Doren. Our April and May meetings are dedicated To elecTion and insTallaTion of officers. OTher various acTiviTies oT The year included The Big-Little SisTer Party and The Girls Slumber ParTy held in The gym. Money making projects of The year were Lug Day, Sadie Hawkins Dance, candy sales, and The sponsoring oT The all-school play, This money is used mainly Tor scholarships, Each month Two girls from each class are selecTed as Girls of The MonTh. Girls are chosen who besT Tit The quality Tor That monTh. The Girls' League feels The year has been most successful under The Tine guidance and counseling oT our Dean of Girls, Miss Fran Berger, and Girls' League PresidenT, Nancy Tanner. T If President Back Row: ChilcoTe, Hanson, Anderson, Dixon, Simms, SmiTh, Davis. Second Row: Hosking, Pomeroy, Dolson, Young, Wilson, Adkins. Front Row: Swanson, Brown, Miss Berger, Tanner. Back Ro-if: Walsted, Johnson, Childs, Barclay, Henderson, Wray. Second Row: Raftensberger, Kroker, Smith, Wheeler. Front Row: Gilbert, Kratzke, Nichols, eogglif The Hi-Light, a project of the journalism class, is the official school publication of L.U. H. S. This year because of increased printing costs, the paper has been issued once a month instead of semi-monthly as was the custom in the past, ln addition to the regular publication a surprise mimeo- graphed paper was issued in honor of the Basketball Jamboree at Sweet Home. Illustrations for the Jamboree paper were done by Bob Wilson, The picture of the Jam-- boree trophy which was printed in the lr-li-Light was taken by Bob Lockwood. Heading the staff for T953-54 was Grace Krolfer, a senior transferred from Olathe, Colorado in October of T953 Sue Henderson and Mariorie Raffensberger were assistant editors. Mariorie is in line for next ye-ar's t-li-Light editorship, Feature CRACE KROKER editor was Sally Jo Guinn, Sports editor, Paul Kratzke, and Edilol Exchange editor, Karen Taisey. All business ano financial matters were efficiently handled by Ruby Smith and Hilda Vvheeler. Reporters were Ilene Wray, Donna Childs, Don Gilbert, Judy Earcloy, Bonnie Carroll, Bonnie Haskins, Corlene Johnson, and Kenney Taylor. Popu cir co'urnns inczude lJrc Si Sezf' in which Sally Guir-n wrote humorous scztracle comments on efery day situation, 'School Daze, a clever gossip column by Mciriorie Rafferisberger, and Debits ard Credits, bits of odds and ends by studer' body president, Deb Nichols. Deli coiztrizputed frequently to the paper although he was not a rnenber of the ourralisrn class Gther outside-oicloss ccrtrrbutcrs include: Nrs Stewarf's DGlJl7Cll'C , English Cass, Urs Jan-res Jcnior :ng ,sh c ass, and Mrs Wilshires College preparatory fnghsf class. ii Bock Row: Stone, Cooney, Gentry, Gotchell, Anderson, Anderson, Bochmon, Gomblin, Crenshaw. Fourth Row: McBride, Burgess, Cone, Fort, Wilson, McKinney, Gilley. Third Row: Johnson, Siegner, Neustel, Guggisberg, Christensen, Burion, Stitt. Second Row: Hoover, Griffith, Kirkelie, Carroll, Dixon, Rhodes. Front Rowz Krotzke, Whitmore, Connett, Slocum, Conogo. 1: gf' 1 This yeor morks the l3th yeor of the l-ti-Y Club. It is one of the oldest clubs in the school. It hos o membership of 35 members ond only sophomores, juniors, ond seniors moy belong. The club's motto is: To creote, mointciin ond extend throught the school ond community, high stondords ot Chris- tion chorocterf' School service is one of the projects in which Hi-Y hos olwoys been outstonding. l-li-Y got oft to o good stort this yeor by electing to office the following: Dick Connet, president, Monte Siegner, vice-president, Dick Whitmore, secretory, Wolly Slocum, treosurerg ond Paul Krotzke, choploin. The odvisor is Mr. Poge, who hos been our odvisor since the club wos storted bock in l95l. Scme ot the events high-lighting this yeor octivities were, o joint Hi-Y, Tri-Y discussion on boy-girl relotions, the Christ- mos tree in the moin hall during the Christmos Seoson which wos donoted by the club, the yeor's octivities ended with o picnic ot Colorodo Loke which wos onjoyed by oll, During the yeor the Hi-Y contributed to mony school ond community projects. They donoted to the Choir Robe Fund ond ot Christmos time food boskets were given to needy lcxmilies in our community. The l-li-Y is o club which is cz credit to our school ond community ond hos olwoys lfecn held in high esteem throughout its mony yeors of growth. 66 DICK CONNET y President .QQ The lnternatioral Relations League of Lebanon Union High School has had a very active and successful year during T953-54. We started off the year with election of officers. The officers elected were: president, Doug Rhodes, vice- president, Bob Wilson, secretary, Marciel Smith, treasurer, Nita Weber. At our first meeting in November we invited a group of Albany High School students with the idea in mind of helping the form their own l. R. L. group. They now have 'Fai I a very active group and we feel that we helped them start it. We raised money during the year by selling fudge, f autograph books, selling at the Astoria Basketball game, and ii sponsoring a dance afterwards. , Early in December we had a speaker from the Gold N Coast who was studying at O.S.C. Everyone enjoyed his comments and criticisms of the U. S. Part of the members DOLJSSESSDES of the l.R.L. attended a Far West Conference in Corvallis. Five members attended the State I.R.L. Conference in Eugene during the latter part of February. The topic of the conference was As the World Sees Us, Fact and Fancy. The many constructive criticisms of the U.S. as given by foreign exchange students and guest speakers made us realize that we do not yet live in a perfect country. One of the final activities which rounded off our school year was a ioint dance and carnival held at Stayton. This very enjoyable evening helped to bring to an end a very successful year under the able leadership of Earl Gerfen, our advisor. We hope that next year's l.R.L Group will benefit as much as we have in this organization. Back Row: Gilbert, Wray, McDonald, Williams, Duering, Hosking, Clair, Kratzke, Brown, Crocker. Second Row: McBride, Stegeman, Schrader, McBride, Dixon, Burr, Hevlin. Front Rowi Wilson, Weber, Rhcdes, Smith, Gamblin. 1 gf fvggwffil , M, , ww, f-W, ,,,..,, ,, . . IMA! I WW t4 S 13 WW 2 Q' OEAVCIVQJ L r . This year marked The tenth anniversary of the Library Club. 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, librarian and club advisor. The Library Club has had a very active year under The guidance of Mrs. Burns and The club officers which were: President, Darlene Gravelle, Vice President, Freda Morgan, 129' and Secretary-Treasurer, Nita Weber. To raise funds, The Club sold refreshments aT a basketball game and hcmemac'e fudge aT noon. On April 28, The club travelled to the Uni- versity of Oregon To attend The Library Day conference held there. The Library Club has seventeen active members, and each has a definite dusty. Typists were Miriam Brcwn, V Marilyn Williams, Freddena Morgan, Doris Pomeroy, Nancy Preydenf Sargeant, Pauline Ellis, and Darlene Clair. in charge of the circulation desk were Anne Ayers, Charleen Mahoney, Larlene Gravelle, Joyce Fritz, Dianne Loeschen, and Roger Russell. Sheri Coudare was the filing clerk, Nita weber had charge of overdue books and fines, N em McPherson handled library statistics. in The 1953-54 year, 10,000 books were checked out of the library. It was estimated that approximately twice as many were checked out by the students during this school year. it ik DARLENE GRAVELLE Back Row: Sargeant, Ellis, Mahoney, Russell. Front Row. Weber, Clair, Gravelle, Morgan, Coudare, McPherson, Fritz, Pomeroy, Ayers, Williams, Loeschen, Brown. L, 5 L.-.. ,- 15 ,M v 'X Bock Row: Knight, Williorns, Leord, Pursons Burnett, Gomer, Harrison. Second Row: Nicholas, Davis, Hoesing, Wilcox, Von Atta, Front Row: Gutchell, Erickson, Durst, Bishop. aclzine Cslzofa The first meeting of the Lebanon Vocotionol Mcichine Shop Cub -Nos collect to order by our oclvicor, Mr. Goiner. At this meeting we elected Darryl Bishop os president, Doug , Gotchell os vice-president, Bob Leorcl for secretory, Ed f, Ericksen os sergeant-ot-orrns, and Rollin Knight wos elected Q ,Q i '2y,rQscr'c:tii e, Q U This yecir the club had o membership ot nineteen, in- ? clszirg Goirer. Chorles Cock lett cs cured ioinecl the lflcz r i ne s. if We the fnerrhers ot the cluo howe token ir work to do oncl olso ntonoged the hevercge husiress to tl'e pest ot X our ohility, These octifities help tinonce our onnuol lielcl trip Sense ot the works Comp e'eo tor the school clisvicti ffefe, c: ponob e poslcetpi: stofd ter CflfCfIClGlS Grove Sfl oz GNFU' Blsllop Cf l?ol',e CQ., ' 6: : '1 C' lor Cl cczclc :,5f:'ft r' one it pin lu, pmimm Nick t.icho'czs cvtci fwplfiefi by Joh Docghtoi, QQ? ' K' tglw' tfiigcriwci ci i check fo fe io' t' Q High Silas' l'i'gfl'll Q ifilin ,-,l tfh qfiw fi 'lf ',fltf,fU S23 C01 lerw l-lnirr son Keitl' Vifit fi 'v'f , it fl f'l Ericl-:Zeit 'ep' ul 'r ' , l',if' it Nz ond s'eelclesl4sl1y cicetylene ui cf e'ef ic AC fliftg cw 3 5' ww 7 , 5' f 1.22 'fmt eff izt' ,nelfzfff :,,f EC: if C-156-' iz' 'l J :J 4' 'l ff 15 '. A ' ' ': , . ' r - f' ggqg gy-i'ts,l!c:1 X! iif CUZ Q f f W. ' ' Qt, A r ff.,-yr., f' uf, hue, f-if. 7.1, f f ff' f 4 , J . , , ,A ,- J ,A .. f t Riff! Back Row Strange Burgess Place Pomeroy White Messal Barber Tanner Smith Coldwell Hill Canoga Second Row Smith Swanson Wilson Weber Barnum McBride Glous Clair Brown Pierce Front Row Larson Bice Wilson Duering Kratzlce Doughton Hanson Marcks aizona onor oczeiy The Santiam Chapter of the National Honor Society of Lebanon High School started its second year under the leadership of its president Paul Kratzke Other officers V included Mary Ann Doughton, vice-president, Ruth Duering, secretary, Mary Ann Hanson, treasurer, and Corolyn White V1 and Gwen Wilson, class representative. Miss Piluso and Mr. NNiper are the advisors. This year the organization has assumed the responsibility -1 of filling the candy machines, the money of which is csed for financing student body and athletic activities. The group with the Girls' League, sponsored a Sadie Hawkins dance which turned out to be one ofthe most enioyable affairs of the year. The society also gave a dance after the Lebanon-Sweet Home basketball game in February. Music was furnished by the Melody Rangers. PAUL FRATZKE An installation was held in November for the junior mem- Presldem bers of the society who, at that time, received their pins, the sophomore members were given their membership cards. Another initiation was held in April for three new members: Marciel Smith, Nita Weber and Arnold Bice. At this event the parents of the Honor Society members were invited and a social hour enioyed after the ceremonies. The group also sponsored the annual Upper Ten Per Cent desert on May ll. A picnic was planned for May. The iuniors ended the year by ushering and decorating for Baccalaureate and Commencement. The four objectives of the society: Scholarship, Character Leadership and Service were conscientiously observed by the group andthe school has every reason to be proud ofthe members of the National Honor Society. 70 -Ls. Y , Qffice girls The office ossfstants, though not actually a club, is on organization in which the girls gain xaluable experience and training. Their main duty is to collect absence slips, record them, and keep on occgrcite record of absences. Other duties include answering the Telephone and taking messages, typing. mimecgraphing, and running errands. The girls are all Juniors or Seniors. They receive one credit for the course. The girls and the periods they are in the office are: Nancy Sargeont, Beverly Johnson and Rose Mary Gentner - lst period, Lynn Stegemen and Betty Dirks - 2nd period, Marilyn Olson and Shari Young-3rd period, Susan Schrader and DeLoris Powell - 4th period, Lyda Ford and Karen Taisey - 5th period, Velores Darby and Shirley Ludtke - oth period, Jeanette Hoesing, Mary Masden and Marciel Smith - 7th period. The girls receive instruction and assistance from the office secretary, Mrs. Marie Burgess. There is also a number of girls who work in the Guidance Center, assisting the counselors in their work with the students of our school. Their specific duty is that of receptionist. They also type letters for the counselors, take notices to students, and do various other jobs the counselors have for them. The Guidance Center receptionists are: lst period, Joyce Larvik, 2nd period, Pat Sheythe, 3rd period, Susie Henderson, 4th period, Katy Hamiter, 5th period, Dolores Morgan, oth period, Miriam Brown, 7th period, Toni Wilson. Bock Row: Mrs. Burgess, Gentner, Ford, Olson, Dirks. Hoesing, Darby, Sargeant, Wilson, Ducring, Pierce Second Row: Johnson, Larvilc, Young, Powell, Schrader, Smith, Ludtke. Front Row: Sheythe, Morgan, Mosden, Lebahn. f , , W, ,Ury vi J.D Pre GRIFFITH sident rc :J 7' QV O CDO Under the capable leadership of tvtr. Kane, our faculty advisor, we had a very succssful year. The capable officers of the year were, president, J. D. Griffith, vice president, Vic Dixon, secretary, Darrell Fort, and treasurer, Paul Kratzke. The Order of the L is composed of all the letter win- ners in sports. The rules were that a freshman and a sopho- more be required to have two letters and a iunior and a senior must have one ietter to join the club. During the year, this was changed and as of now, anyone who is a letter win- ner is eligible for membership. We held an initiation in the latter part of the year, at which time we also elected next year's officers. Among the duties of the year, we policed the kiddies parade, and it ended up by several of the members pulling wagons for some of the participants. To end a successful and busy year, we had a picnic at Colorado Lake which was enioyed by all that attended. We feel that this year was a successful year and hope that next year will be even better. Back Row: Siegner, Crenshaw, Vandiver, Wilson, Connet, Rhodes, Parks, Bishop, Durst, Beaton, Lamphere. Nicholas. Third Row: McBride, Anderson, Fort, Kunders, Pless, Neustel, Smith, McCrciry. Second Row: Cooney, Darby, Erdwins, Hoover, Malick, Gentry, Krctzke, Monroe. Front Row. Dixon, Carroll, Kirkelie, Griffith, Sprague, Stone. xl 'X is , Back Row. Hines, Thomas, Springer, Lowe, Farwell, Wilkinson, Bartrom, Anderson. Second Row: Gillihon, Leisey, J. Gatchell, D. Gatchell, Durst, Dixon. Front Row: White, McCrary, Erickson. uicloor GS orfsman The Outdoor Sportsmans Club was originated and organized this year. It started out with eighteen charter members, and has now reached its maximum of twenty-five members. To enroll in this club an applicant must be voted on and approved by a maiority ot the members. The club has carried on an active program throughout the school year. Meetings are held on Wednesday evenings ot each week at the local armory. A predominant feature of the class is the study ot safety precautions to be taken in the handling ot firearms. Proper range procedure is also stressed by the instructior. Several students have completed the marksmanship course approved by the National Rit'e Association, The highlight cf the year will be a week-end trip to some mountain lake, The rncrvlzcrs ct the club feel that its success was due, in a large part, to the faithful help of its instructor, Mr. Dixon, and a'e looking forward to the coming year. KI Back Row Anderson MacDonald Moore Baca Barclay Childs Johnson Larson Barber Caldwell Moyers Groves Russell Fourth Row Devinny Taylor Moore Reglmbal KOlOId HusTon Goold Hoeck Herron Haskins Walker Billings Third Row Gamblin Olson SmiTh Lankins Hevlln Hosking Tucker Hill Massey Lindsey Sweat Second Row Vallely Anderson Riley Darby Smith Clair Barnum Wilson Jenkins Morley Front Row Carlson Edmonds Rose Stegernan Miss Burkholder Sims Duerlng SmlTh Lowe Cyzleiieers The Paletteers Club under The guidance of Lovedv Burkholder The club advisor had a very active and success- ful year. The years acTiviTies opened when The PaleTTeers aa charge of The Lebahcn-Sweet Home basketball game and dance afTerwards. In observance of American Art Week a reception was held aT which arT exhibits made by townspeople w re shown. Many inTeresTing pieces of American and foreign art work were exhibited. This year The main project of the year was oil painting which was done by The members aT noon hours and during -T 'dy hall periods. The Paletfeers furnished The oil painTing materials and Miss Burkholder assisted each member on his LYNN sTEoEMAN POTUTTHQ. President An annual project was The mounting and shipping of pictures To The Scholastic Arts Award in Portland. This proiect was done as a service To The school. The Paletters Club also had charge ofthe May Day decorations which is an anncal evenT for The club. This year's expert guidance for The club was furnished by Lynn Sfegemon, president, Gwen Wilson, vice-president, Ruth Duering, secrefaryg Toni Wilson, Treasurer, and Verlf Sims, recording secretary. 74 oenix This year marked the full fledged operation of a new club at Lebanon Union High School, which was the Phoenix Club. This club is a part of the activitles of tie Leadership Class, a class organized last year. lt is a service club and is pledged tothe improve- ment of local and school problems. Activities of the two semester club included, an activity survey, which helped in the setting up of this year's new activity period, a scheduling of noon hour club meetings to avoid conflicts, a cigarette sale survey that attracted wide attention, interviews of the school principal, Mr. Page, and the local newspaper editor, Mr. Mervin Jenkins, several radio panels cvcr KGAL, an intensive campaign to keep our campus clean, including a very well received student body assembly on the subject of KKK, several surveys of various local problems, research on community and school problems, participation in the student bcdy e'ectians, speaking to other classes on various topics, holding candy sales, contributing gifts and money to the state hospital for the insane, panel discussions for the PTA. and many other activities that are too numerous to mention. The class features teacher-pupil planning and is designed, through the activities of the club, to prepare the students to be better citizens and better leaders and to be able to present their views clearly and correctly in public, We, the members of the Phoenix Club, feel that this has been a successful club and will continue to be so as long as there are students at Lebanon Union High School who are desirous of learning to be good citizens and serving their community and school. Membership is achieved by registering in the leadership class. The advisor of the club is Mr. Ralph Wood. Back Row, Williams, Swanson, Kunders, Jacobs, Schmele, Childers, Seine, Ackland, Coughran, Schmidt. Third Row, Henderson, Edwards, Olson, Hevlin, Hill, Williams, Crocker, Earhart, Herman. Second Row, Taylor, Wray, Kennedy, Nightingale, Raffensberger, Larvik, Johnson, Rudisil. Frnt Row, Morris, Campbell, Nichols, Rhodes, Galarneau, Greer. cience The High School Science Club is composed of all those students having a genuine interest in any phase of science, either physical or biological. The primary aim of this group is to further the scientific knowledge of its members. In the accomplishment of this purpose many individual and group prciects and studies have been completed. The highlights of the activities of the group were the two science fairs held during the month of March, in which many of the members participated. The preliminary exhibit was held at Corvallis High School, March 4, 5, 6, and proved quite a happy success for the club. Ot the thirteen entries mode by Lebanon High students all received awards. Five of the winning projects were sent to the Northwest Science Exposition held March 22-26 in Portland, Oregon. Again, all of the entrants emerged with an award. Two received top honors while all others received either second or third places. The science proiects undertaken by individual members so far this year include: construction of chemical gardens, simple machines, electro magnets, jet engines, Flvl radio transmitter, radio power supply unit, models showing the structure of a plant, a model of the biotic division of a cell, taxidermy, a study and presentation of the more common trees of Oregon, and photographs of the structure of magnetic fields of force. MYRA MCBRIDE President The program for the remaining school year will include further work on individual and group projects, business meetings, field trips, social get-togethers and election of officers for the ensuing year. Back Row: Daily, Dawes, Regimbal, Wilson, Campbell, Place, HI!', Frcrnherz, Larson, Barber, Hoeck. Third Row: Swink, Hessel, Lankins, Smith, McDonald, Farwell, Falk, Caldwell, Meyers, Herron Second Row: Schmidt, Dennis, Miller, Hickey, Grugett, Ackeret, Baldwin, Groves. Front Row: Edmonds, l-lartle, Brown, McBride, Hudlow, Kofoid, McMullen. 21 i. Bock Row: Sorgeont, White, Collins, Pecirson, Scoles, Grugget, Hiclcel. Second Row: Collohon, Swanson, Stout, Nicholson. Front Row: Wilson, Morris, Gibson. Qsflanislz Buenos dicis, Amigos. This is o greeting from one of the newest clubs in Lebonon High School under The direction of Mrs, LoRowe ond Mr, Wood. It is colled f'El Ciculo de Esponolf' AT the first meeting of the yeor, held on Februory 17, the following officers were elected. Rolph Gibson, president, Bonnie Morris, vice-president-Treosurer, Toni Wilson, secretory, ond Dick Britton ond Betty Kofoid, reporters. It wos decided thot dues would be 50 cents for the semester ond 51.00 next yeor. Ro' uirerrents for belonging To this club ore ot leost one semester of Sponish ond cn possing grode. To hold on office you must hoye o Sponish grode oyeroge of o 3, The iticrt bers cf Tre ciub ore mostly sophomores, but There ore olso freshmen, icnior cind senior members. Members ore students from this yeor's ond lost yec:r's Sccrsh c osioi. Althocgh El Cicclo de Espanol is ci newly orgonized club, seyerol czctvities hcive been plcinned, which ore on evening porty sometime eorly this spring ond o picnic ot the lost meeting of the yeor Pen pcils froni Spcinish-specxking countries frm, bcen or- dered by most ofthe members. Mciny of the pen pols ore from fpoin orc: Ixfefico hct ci few ore token from Centrol ond South Americo. A section of the bul etlrf :cord in room 2 is olso nointoined by the Sponish Club lt Tros been decided trot ci r, 'A tc' me clib will be selected loter cird oll members ffho hcife pciid their dues sr zz, os, one Arcl ref, till next yeor, T-lostc lo .fistc:, or Until we meet oggfr, v xtf Back Row McBride Bergerren Schmele McDonald Pierce Barnum Wilson Clork L Schmele Aclcland Nicholson Galley Third Row Miss Burlcholder Swanson Hanson McBride Lankins Smith Weber Dixon Wilcox Brown Stillwell Second Row Gordon Kroker Aclceret Crover Golorneou Lorvik Burr Hevlin Mr Woods Front Row Sherman Johnson Powell Gentry Crocker Hoover Gilbert QS 10715 The National Thespian Society Troupe Number lO2l was organized in Lebanon Union High School as an honorary society for dramatics. Fifteen points must be earned for memb rehip and membership is by invitation, Points can b earned by trying out for various iobs in chool plays. The club meets every other month. The meetings feature chili feeds taffy pulls white elephant sales spaghetti din- ners and an annual spring potluck banquet. Betw-en meetings the club members attoifccd college pay procluctlurs. Productions attended this yeor at Or:gon tae Collcg were l'za ei t e Queen' Blithe Spirit ard 'Tarrirg of the Shrew. Thespians helped to produce the following plays this year: Uncertain Wings, Room For One More, and Little Women. The Thespians did a play of their own, an arena presentation of the prize winning play, Glass Men- agerie, by Tennessee Williams. Th's highly successful p'o- duction was the highlight of one of the best Thespian years at Lebanon Union High School. VERNON GENTRY President This year's officers were, president, Vernon Gentryg vice president, DeLoris Powell, treasurer, John Crocker, secretary, Carlene Johnsong clerk, Peggy Sherman, Advisors are Mr, Ralph Wood and Mrs, La Rowe. mf: The first i953-54 meeting of the Lebanon Chapter of Tri-Y started with the election of officers, Officers elected were as follows: president, Beverly Johnson, yice president, Marilyn Williams, secretary, Laurene Svenson, treasurer, Dai- lene Oravefle, chaplain, Joyce Fritz, proiect chairman, Ruth Duering, representative, Marciel Smith. As ocr first project we donated school supplies and all day scckers fcr the Korean children, All who did not par' ticipate, gave fifteen cents to the cacse. The other projects for the year were, collectirg clothing and food for local needy families, decorating the Christntas tree in the High School, collecting and sending wash cloths and toys to the Crippled Children's Home in Eugene, cleaning the trophy case and the trophies, Career Day Smorgasbord for the guest speakers, Valentines for the Orphan's Home in Corvallis, Mother-Daughter dessert, Senior farewell and pinning ceremony. BEVERLY JOHNSON President Tri-Y is a Christian Youth Organization, all Junior and Senior girls are invited to be members. This year we had 5l members, I9 of which earned pins or guards. Junior girls work for the Tri-Y pins, and Senior girls work for the guards. Pins and guards are earned by paying dues, which were twenty-five cents this year, participating in 80 per cent of the protects and 90 per cent of the meetings. Back Row: Olson, Dirks, E. Smith, Clair, Hevlin, Wilson, Barnum, Larvilc, Tanner, Schroder, Hosking. Third Row: Anderson, McPherson, Poe, Hansen, Nicholson, Edwards, Weber, Wilcox, Morgan, Baca, Bar- clay, Powell. Second Row:Glaus, Nicholas, McGuire, McBride, Ackeret, Zolnoski, Johnson, Childs, Caswell, Ford. Front Row: Dueing, Fritz, Willicrrs, Jarn:cn, Syenson, Gravelle, Smith, Galarneau. NYY X arrioreifes Pep Club has gone through another year and has done pretty well. The group tried several ways of getting up school spirit and were successful. This year was also our Pep Club's lucky year, being able to bring home the yell Contest cup. The first time in our Warriorettes history we had a drill team. During the football games they put on drills during the half. These drills were done in their regular uniforms. The Pep Club's main purpose is to foster school spirit and to encourage a high standard of sportsmanship in our re- lations with other schools. The club is the backbone of the student body cheering section and the members attend all the football and basketbal games at home. This year more support has been giyen to wrestling, baseball and track. Mrs. Dolores Christenson was the club advisor, Barbara Elmer, president, Barbara Galarneau, vice president, Nancy Caldwell, secretary, Judy Barclay, treasurer, and Ruth Duer- ft BARBARA ELMER President ing, attendance recorder. Again the club's membership has enlarged to try and keep pace with the increase of students. Membership dues were one dollar for old members and two dollars for new mem- bers, because of the high cost of emblems. The Pep Club sponsored a spring dance and several money making proiects during the year. Back Row: Higginbottom, Collins, Morris, Reed, Chisholm, Primasing, Raffensberger, Craig, Coudare, Stegeman, Burr, Griffith. Fifth Row: Gilliam, Croxton, Brown, Cone, Alley, Morgan, Weber, Caswell, Edwards, Adkins, Wray. Fourth Row: Huston, Trabont, Hosking, Weber, Zolnoski, Grayelle, Campbell, McBride, Young, Schrader, Tanner, Gamblin, Simms. Third Row: J. Smith, l-lince, Wilson, Duering, Davis, Diercoff, Brown, Workman, Dailey, Larvik, Greer, Johnson, McDonald. Second Raw: Baca, Barclay, Jamieson, Still ell, Sherman, Childs, Brown, Galarneau.. Front Row: Cooney, Dixon, Smith, Wilcox, Jo nson. LAVERNE STEVAHN Queen SHARI YOUNG Maid of Honor JOYCE ANDERSON Princess ay CIM The attractive campus lawn provided a perfect setting for the crowning of the queen Miss LaVerne Stevahn. The coronation took place on a dais arranged with a background of purple lllacs A huge imitation spring flower was designed and used as a throne From this vantage point the newly crowned queen welcomed both students townspeople and speclal eighth grade guests For her coronation Queen LaVerne I was garbed in white net over taffeta A geweled crown and royal robe completed her malesty s costume These were given to the school as a gift from the Senior Class of 54 Picture hats and pastel frocks also fashioned of net over taffeta were worn by the maid 'of honor Miss Shari Young and the princesses Joyce Anderson Donna Still well Beverly Berland DeLoris Powell and Barbara Elmer The small flower girls Linda Martell and Chlane Ayers also wore pastel frocks The crown bearer was Douglas Martell and the robe bearer was David Surman A program was arranged after the coronatlon cere momes for the pleasure of the royal court and her many assembled subyects Included were band and choir se lections ballet dances and a Maypole dance At noon a picnic luncheon was served on the lawn A program of sports a varsity track meet with Sweet Home and a baseball game with Stayton cllmaxed the afternoon The queen completed her one day reign at a cotton and cord dance In the evening at the Elks temple BEVERLY BERLAND BARBARA ELMER DELORIS POWELL DONNA STILLWELL prmcess Princess Princess P,-,ncess QAO ' L UIQ fm uf Li WW ,fd Back Row: J. Miller, Arehart, Allen, Hankins, Kunders, Burr, Malick, Gibson, Winstead, Parker Tewalt. Third Row: Parrish, Graham, Lindsay, Cobat, J. Gatchell, D. Gotchell, B. Miller, Henderson, Wold. Second Row. Beard, Snyder, Bergerren, Leatherman, Lovik, Hellberg. Front Row: McVein, Brotherton, Holland, Bachman, Yon. :ICQ U Gscfuaal Cgooihall Looking back over the seoson's record we find the B squad losing all their games. The loss of these games, however, was no indication of the team's future potentials. Five games were played against the following opponents: Corvallis, Albany, Salem, Scio and Sweet Home. ln addition to the regular scheduled games, weekly scrimmage was held with the A squad, Individual team captains were chosen for each game. Many of the players showed to good advantage and will undoubtedly help -the A squad next year. Some of these players are, ends Joe Miller, Don Alien and Dale Tewalt, tackles Bill Parker, Kivel Wilson, Jack Gotchall, guard Bill Winstead, quarter- backs Don Beaton and Benny Henderson, fullbacks Charles Bachrnan and Martin Lovik, defensive center Don Lindsey, and halfback Bud Miller. All the players are to be commended for the enthusiasm and spirit shown through- out the season. E3 ff 4 ff U Q, Er -,X 1'nohY -j 'Q X 'W fwfr- XX v wfvxf paw-ell K- Nr Bid R D fx ,Z o Il gob QQ' v 3C lime f 'ffh Q6 TU TTZUHI 06 Wo' ff-zz.. -'X C.. feb ffcfnrq fl K H Cscfua goof6a!l We the students of Lebanon Unuon Hugh School are proud of our fune football team and uts two capable coaches oeorge Van Relt and Bob Kane who worked all eason to produce the best team sunce the year of lO44 The mughty Warruors ended p theur season wuth a seven wun two loss record After several weeks of practuce and confusuon of learnung plays our Warruors uaveled to Dallas and returned wuth the furst scaup ofthe season defeatung the Dragons o the tune of I5 to 6 A very happy L banon squad had won theur tuust openung foot poll game sunce l949 when they beat Newport l3 to 6 The Warruor grudmen turned un another sterlurg performance un the second game of the season downung a tough Albany eleven 25 to l8 on the Newport fueld Thus game would hare been the hughlught of any football game un the state Our Warruors were behund l8 to 6 at the half but the Bulldogs dudnt fugure on the fughtung spurut of Lebanon Lebanon came back on the fueld and ended the game by holdung Albany scoreless and scorung three touchdowns for our own cause Hopes we e hugh as Lebanon came onto the fueld to rake on the Corvallus Hugh grudm n Lebanon outplayed the Spartans all through the game but two blocked punts un the end zone ruuned Lebanon s chances for vuctory Funol score Lebanon Ql Corvallus 27 Lebanon got back unto the wun column after the Corfallus heart breaker by downung Redmond 6 to O on the Redmond fueld The followung week Lebanon trampled the Central Unuon Panthers 35 to O on the Lebanon fue d The Warruors allowed the Panthers only one furst down Lebanon stayed un the wun column wuth a I9 I8 vuctory over the Bend Lava Bears on the Bend gruduron Lebanon crushed the Sweet Home Huskues 20 to O the rext week The Huskues were up for thus game agauhst theur ace ruval and held the Warruors to a score of 7 O at half tume but couldnt cope wuth the fur'e Lebanon spurut and allowed two more touchdowns un the fourth peruod ln the Salem game nothung seemed to go rught for our gruduron men and ut seemed that the Vukungs could do nothung wrong Funal score Lebanon 7 Salem 42 The Lebanon football team came out onto the fueld wuth blood un theur eyes the followung week and ended the season wuth a l0 to 7 wun over the Cottage Grove Luons To end the season Joe Sprague was cha en to repr sent Lebanon un the All State Shruners game un Port'and Joe was al o cl'o en all sta e guard by all of the coaches un the state Henry Erdwun was cho en as an alternate tackle on the Shruners All State team Other members of our team were chosen All Dustruct Those graduatung are .loe Sprague fullback Don Scheler aucurd Henry Erdwuns tackle Murvel Stone end Ron Hammer tackle J D Gruffuth end Bob Wilson lune backer Larry Crenshaw tackle Laurenc Lundsey gcard and Vuc Duxon auarterback Returnung lettermen are Darrell Fort ccnter Monte Seugner tackle Duck Whute half back Tyler Cone guard Larry Hoover guard Malcolm McBrude half back Roger Wold guard Lee Evans guard Charlu Pless halfback Ed lxleustel end Jum Smuth half back Darryl Bushop quarterback and Eenuy Non oe holt back Wuth all of these returnung leterrren plus our fu e ccuchurg taff we the students of Lebanon Unuon Hugh School can feel c urcd of a good c u n t year and he year that follow 85 - rs u ' ' ' , . , 1 . . . I , t . e ' ' - -X . I ! ' . , X . X . . , . , , T . . . . . ' e . . . , , . - - , z , . . . X . - . . I . I ' l . ' , ' , 11 H ' ' - r I l - 4 . . , . . . , . - - , . . l , , , - . H - . H A . 1 - I I . The 5Warriors ended the season in a second place tie in the district. , , ' s e ' - ' ' . . ,s u s - 'r ' A ' 5 1 5 I f gd. ' . H - - ,, ' 2 , 2 V' u , 2 ' , z , 1 , z - - , z , - 2 , J 6 , 2 , - 1 , ' z ' , z ' A , - 2 , z ' , z l , - 2 , 1 , 2 75 u - 2 , 2 l ' , ' 2 l f ' u W '- V , ' - - A ' t ,s 'n c ' s , u , A ' , 'ss 1 Te un ex T s . resfling Wrestling at Lebanon High School is rapidly becoming one of the school's major sports. This year wrestling has had its most successful year since it was started five years ago under the able leadership of Coach Murle Weils. The team's record as far as wins were concerned was ten out of twelve matches won. The only two matches lost was one to Klamath Falls, this year's state wrestling champs, and one to Albany. The Lebanon matmen later came back and scored an upset victory over Albany to gain revenge and snap a twenty-two match winning streak that the Bulldogs were riding on. The Warrior -grapplers then went on to gain local fame by snatching a district championship, the first district wrestling championship Lebanon had ever won. Of the possible twenty-four berths to the state tournament in district, the Warriors took twelve, six championships and six runner-up berths. The district champs from Lebanon were Ivan Winningham, 106 lbs., Jim Beaton, 124 lbs., Carol Lindsey, 136 Iles., J. D. Griffith, 141 lbs., Lyle Larson, 156 lbs., and Lee Evans, 165 lbs. Those taking second place were Gary Parks, 98 lbs., Bob Durham, 115 lbs., Francis Lee, 124 lbs., Lee Malick, 136 lbs., Melvin Darby, 165 lbs., and Joe Sprague, 177 lbs. These Lebanon boys then went on to give Lebanon state-wide fame by placing our school fifth out of approximately 40 schools represented in the State Wrestling Tourna- ment at Corvallis.. Lebanon was narrowly edged out for fourth place by one point by Roseburg. The Warrior grapplers who placed in the state tournament were, Ivan Winningham who made an excellent showing in the state tournament and placed second in the 106 lb. weight division, ,Lee Evans who lost his first match of the year to defending state champion, a senior from Molalla, by a close margin and gained second place in the 165 lb. weight division, and Joe Sprague who took fourth in the 177 lb. weight division. Lebanon's prospect for one of the best wrestling teams in the state next year are very good. This year only five seniors graduate. Next year should be the year in which Coach Murle Wells will shape up the best wrestling team that Lebanon has ever seen. Back Row, Markuson, Slocum, Rowell, Evans. Third Row, Sprague, Griffith, Fort, Powell, Darby, Lindsey, Williams, Erickson. Second Row: Jacobs, Strange, Malick, Lee, Beaton, Ayers. Front Row, Richards, Swanson, Parks, Darby, Winningham, Durham, Cray. , A ,X x ni Lf ifllp A e S X 183' O Ku 11 WY IX -mn F' 9, VF: li me uw M K ig-5660 L25 if L! W3 , S Q I L I 'k x-, X-Q., 4 V ll, 4. f' ' - P Xi! t ,A fi I 'f 'I' , 1 , - t L,5?N fm A' , fe I I ox. iq' J l '11, v f h .,,- K ,151 'Cl , an 15 4 A , Q 13 X ' 11 655 X, A Y' r 0 V. V , f MN' X 5 oahxf, k ! A If 'J' 'Q j Po ,wwf ' I TX' N' k 6 1 ' Q NN 2 j S 1 2' , K s fx if H 4 f i f' E LT? L f A U Y K - .K WL I X V 1 1 1 ' dj? vm 5 X V ax? L K V' i X vgxhx o 6,60 if 1 f 4 , 5 ,v i K ' ? 69 A, K X Pqyvz .,, f - , xv Q2 ff' J V. E L , 'T 0 f Vkxff' , 1 W I fy' X' , ' 3 ' V X 1 Gcorgfe .V X I . , gn el I 30? gg I vig f X n . N' f- X! '. 4 P '7 7 X :K .uf-26, , - f h L ,f ovv x . a x .tiff H, ' L A w f. e ' ' ,f X I f cl ix xx! in 1 A f I , Q Oscfuacl CgJjas!ei5al! The A squad was under the leadershnp of a new mentor this year He IS Bob Kane formerly baseball coach and assistant football coach Hls team was composed of good ballplayers who won 9 games and lost l3 The team played better ball han the record appears as three of thenr rlvals went on to the state tournament Co captalns of this years team were Dale Hasenyager and Vac Dlxon Some of the outstanding talents of the A squad were the ama Ing lumplng ot Vac Dixon h shootlng ablluty of Mac McBride the point maklng of Ivlurv Stone the drlvung of Duck Chrlstenson and the all around ballplaylng of Monte Selgner Ken Klrkelle Don Car roll Dale Hasenyager Ed Neustel Grant Kremers Jerry Morrow and Charles Pless The season began with the annual Jamboree where th West defeated the East Thus was followed by two close games with McMinnville whnch Lebanon lost Then the Warriors came back and turned Sweet Home back twice to go on for wlns Astoria followed by Seaside then played Lebanon who dropped the flrs game but won he tussle with Seaside Next we went on to meet Willamette and although we dad not wln the boys put up one of their hardest battles of the year During the remainder of he season Lebanon won both conference games with Sweet Home and the two thrlllers played with Junction Cnty one game each from Toledo and Newport ln one game with Albany the Warriors led at halt trme but the lead dwrndled away In a fourth quarter rally by the opposltlon With another rlval Corvallis Lebanon put up a good flght but Corvallis flnally pulled away Hugh scorlng honors this year went to McBride who amassed 245 poxnts for the season Co captain Dixon was next highest with the malorlty of his l62 pounts being made from outside the key Players recelvlng letters were Dlxon Klrkelne Hasenyager Chrlstenson and Kre mers seniors and McBride Selgner Neustel and Carroll rumors Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon L banon Lebanon Lebanon Lebancn Lcbanon Lebanon SEASON S RESULTS Mclvlrnnvllle Sweet Home Sweet Home IVlcM1nnvllle Astoria Seasnde Willamette Willamette Sweet Home Corvallis Salem Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Toledo Albany Junction City Corvallis Salem Newport Toledo Junctnon Cnty Albany Newport Sweet Home If 72 ' z' ' ' ' ' , '. e 52 ' ' 63 38 59 42 36 ' 58 48 56 ' ' 6l ' ' 68 4l ' 38 ' 40 54 e 57 ' 52 37 57 ' 65 55 57 ' 66 52 ' ' f 48 39 54 A 37 ' 5l 62 44 7l 72 88 Qu! Q! X34 - Q ' 2' in -Q --fi Ei Q. 'L- W r -E .fi -w-. I Z I' 1 . 'X . 'wi W xgzgv Hi' if: , dv . Q . If 29.23. ' 'Nia-I ,kg .Lk - - f r ,Y V If .A . 17.41 A A Bock Row Erickson Baldwin Longmack Howard Cobot Gowey Wold Bessonette Darby Fourth Row Durst lMgr Wilkinson Mgr Gilley Henderson Fromherz Gaskill Garrett Storey Bartram Th rd Row Gerfen Nichols Russell Stitt Place Folsom D Gatchell J Gatchell Second Row Leisy J Fort Allen Carroll Slocum Snyder Wlcox Cr tfith Front Row McCrary Hammer D Fort Siegner Dixon Gentry Lebanon had a better than average track team this year led by co captains Vic Dixon and Malcolm McBride. Members of the squad broke eight school re ords Outstanding in field events were Roger Wold, Vic Dixon and Monte Seigner Ed Erickson, Wayne McCrary and Doug Gatchell showed up good in the lavelin Tom Grittith, Mack Wilcox, and Don Snyder led the thinclads ir the distances The pole vault showed up with some good boys in Jack Fort Ken Place and David titt. Malcolm McBride, Ronnie Bessonette, and Wally Slocum made up the hurdlers for the team. The dash men were composed ot Vernon Gentry, Deb Nichols and Ron Hammer There are a lot ot good prospects ior state this year and some very promising under classmen coming back next year. RELAYS At Salem: Willamette University Relays - No score kept At Corvallis Relays: Corvallis ol, Lebanon 53, Central 45 Sweet Home 39V Newport 23V2, Dallas llV2. At Hayward Relays: Lebanon placed eighth, NEW SCHOOL RECORDS SET THIS YEAR High Hurdles: Malcolm McBride - 1 5.8. Ot Put: Vic Dixon f- 47' lb . Discus:Vic Dixon - l4l'7 . road Jump tiei Vic Dixon - ' Mile Relay: Gentry, Be-ssonette, Grittith, Dixon Broad Jump Relay f Dixon, McBride, Bessonette Shot Put Relay: Dixon, Seigner, Wold -- l23' 90 1,11 C 557 Back Row: Mr. Geffen, Hayden, Jungwirth, Gilley. front Row: Gentry, Griffith, Wilcox. ross ouniry This year the cross country team made its debut into the athletic field at L.l-LS. The team was small but accomplished a great deal under the coaching of Earl Geffen and the leadership of Captain Tom Griffith. Letter winners were captain Tom Griffith, Vernon Gentry, and Mack Wilcox. The team won one meet and lost three. CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE - 1953 Lebanon, Corvallis, North Marion - at Albany. Lebanon, Eugene - at Corvallis. Lebanon, Springfield - at Albany. Lebanon, Philomath - at Lebanon. Willamette Valley Meet - at North Marion. State - at Portland 'Lewis and Clarkt. 91 , l Xl sq, ' V T 1' .i 'L L L.. l jf. ll Back Row: Hoover, Neustal, Harrison lMgr.l, Kunders lMgr.l, Hellberg, Pilcher, Lamphere. Third Row: Bishop, Kremers, Pless, Monroe, Smith. Second Row: Morrow, Hayden, Adkins, Nicholas. Front Row: Carroll, Kratzke. mba!! The 1954 Warrior Baseball team although winning only three games while losing ten, showed to good advantage. The lack of experience was the deciding factor in losing four games by close scores. The team this year consisted of eight returning lettermen including a senior and seven juniors. We were also fortunate in acquiring three Iettermen transfers: Dave Kemp, Grant Kremers, and Ray Pilcher. The other team members were Pitchers Ed Neustel and Darryl Bishop, Catchers Wayne Lamphere and Nick Nicholas, lnfielders Don Carroll, Ben Monroe, and Paul Kratzke, Outfielders Larry Hoover, .lim Hayden, Jerry Morrow, and Charles Pless. SEASON'S RESULTS Lebanon 4 Sweet Home 2 Lebanon 3 Sweet Home 4 Lebanon T3 Corvallis 6 Lebanon l Albany lO Lebanon O Sweet Home 3 Lebanon l Sweet Home 2 Lebanon 4 Salem I8 Lebanon 7 Albany IO Lebanon 6 Corvallis ll Lebanon 4 Salem T9 Lebanon 5 Bend lO Lebanon ll Staytan l2 Lebanon 4 - Bend 3 92 rx U A 'U vWf+yM7 X fAifUp,fQf P53 fgfhgfl 3VwfxV ,151 Q ME COFAAIYTHI .YA 8 go q'?vq,J Z fa NLD lf J ,V ,Aly D! , 6 U , . -:N l 6 JJ L W Y ,L 1' 3. .x fa 0 g ig! f4f 9i , , jiifg- +4 wr 01 14 5 - 0 23 ,. 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