Lowell High School - Red Devil Yearbook (Lowell, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1954 volume:

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Some of us will be going on to more school and others will settle down to life, in search of more goals to at- falfl. Author -. JOHN HEPNER LOWELL UNION HIGH SCHOOL Founded in 1930 SCHOOL SONG Hail to thee our Alma Mater Sweet our thoughts of thee. Bright our future ancl our spirit, Faithful we-will be. Long the slopes of mountain scenery Peaceful scenes to see. Faithful ever Lowell High School Always ours to be. 41 ff '1 : QP 2 f CONTENTg rNTRooucTuoN svuoles Acrlvmes SOCIAL FUNCTIONS SPORTS cu.AssEs ADS - FEATURE x wx 'igiaf 1 SECRETARY - Mrs- Parks JANITOR - Mr. Hake CUSTODIAN - Mr. Parks PERSGNNEL PRINCIPAL - Mr. Brentlinger LIBRARIAN ...Virginia Hake BUS DRIVERS - Garnet Jones, Orval Blakely, Theo Bro 4 Clyde Blakely, Earl Napper ANNUAL EDITOR EVA ADKINS BUSINESS MANAGER KAY ROSTRON Journalism Adviser MRS. WILLA METTA WILHELM BROADCAS TER EDITOR MARCIA BROOKS l GETTING EXCUSE - Richard Scheibnerg Secretary, Mrs. Parks Reading the Bulletin Board Richard Scheibner and Eva Adkins Typical locker scene between classes CAKE SALES - Carolyn Liffle and Marilynn Moore 5 2 E iz Q 5? Q 5 35 ff 5 5 5 2 gs 5 2 E 3 Q 3 QI 55 5 55 as sm seg 3 5, 5 Betty Nold, class, ond Mrs. Brooks Senior Literature class and Miss Archombeau Senior American Problems class and Mr. Brentlinger Junior English class and Miss Wheeler William Good, Barbara Moore, and Mr. Hepner Miss Archambeau, Dave Taylor, Ron Maxwell, and Ralph Burton FRESHMAN ORIENTATION CLASS - Mr. Carter O RI 'I' U S H I U.S. HISTORY CLASS - Mr. Brenflinger Q Q FRESHMAN SCIENCE CLASS - Mr. Carter I C E II LEFT TO RIGHT - Mr. Dion, K. Knowles, B. Nold, G. Deadmond, B. Rice, M. Brooks, K. Rosfron, K. Erickson, N. Adkins. GlRLS'SOPHOMORE BIOLOGY cLAss - Mr. Dion BOYS' SOPHOMORE B'OL0GY CLASS - M'- Dion -I2 ALGEBRA CLASS - Mr. Dion FIRST ROW: Left to right - A. Good, J. Baskins, P. Young, M. Johnson, E. Adkins, M. Moore, A. Sanders, J. Korte. SECOND ROW - J. Younger, T. Lacock, A. May, R. Scheibner, A. Cox, J. Lacock. THIRD ROW - A. Loftus, A. Brown, M. Simmons, H. Lyons, Mr. Signor, V. Hakes. MAJORETTES - P. Creighton, M. Meacham. AN Director Mr. Signor CHORUS FIRST ROW: Left to right - H. Lyons, D. LaFon, B. Vaughn, V. Kiink, W. Good, P. Pierce, P.Creighton, L. Cook, E. Biackrubn, M. Overhoiser, A.Sanders, S. Wright, J. Korte, L. Neet, M. Moore. SECOND ROW - K. Parkton, L. Park- ton, A. Steelman, D. Sweet, A. Loftus, B. Denker, B. Moore, A. McNulty, I. Neet, E. Jackson, N. Jones, K. Beeson, J. Sailor, K. Rostron, C. Little. THIRD ROW - Mr. Signor, J. Damewood, N. Raymond, M. McLaughlin, G. Smiley, M. Meacham, I. Janssen, J. Steelman, L. Stapley, T. Branson, J. Ward, L. Barnes, K. Knowles, A. Johnson, P. Wel- ter. SEATED: E. Adkins. -ww. i 5 1 Q I QQ. we wffw- . . AS ' fr'v ! 1:5 Q? 1 sa fs Q- ii 'U I , X. wx X L ,Mais .a-awanwvlviwwdk QQRW L .fwmk V M., Y ,my swing . W. 1 4 c w .1 HOME ECONOMICS LEFT TO RIGHT - I. Neef, T. Bronson, V. Hake, B. Denker, P. WeI1'er, A. Johnson Mrs. Brooks, N. Jones RT CLASS LEFT TO RIGHT: R. Maxwell, J. Sailor, A. Jorgensen, T. Branson, Mrs. Brooks, B. Denker, N. Jones, G. Muscio SHOP CLASS SHOP CLASS .- Mr. Carmichael innlrip' 1 A i' lf' has wx is lllq Q V- ii is A.. in V . : X in ,. 8 . , 4+ , W 5 xg , K MM A axle. 42 A i ,Ik ' aff- , ,, lj X 4 Ei . , L is Z Q Q J w ' Q' 5 'P H J sa ff, . 'inf Q , , A I 1 X 16551, 7 ., A L g 'X LN 1 ,A if A A We A .4 X 5 u S M v ,1 W ,ii 'Wm , ' J wiv II- Vl Hb . Rctg? . -M.,,w, 1 Q' Q , L 6 , Aff 5 af M i Q ! A if ' 3 i 5 , ,M m as . iv V K . , A Q Y Q qryl My Tiki I K 4 -I :Q , ' ' ? , .VIF an 'W fr i . 5 ff Q Q .g H 4 H b A b , 1, A 5 755, Z .-,, - I 41 Q. 1 La. -ifqwa-mga A Q UIQ! ARLIE BROWN President MARCIA BROOKS Secretary - Tresc urer TUDE T COUNCIL BUNNY RICE Vice - President MEMBERS: A. Brown, M. Johnson, M. Overholser, V. Hake, M. Moore, N. Jones, B. Moore, R. Scheibner, A. Loftus, S. Wright, M. Brooks, John Brentlinger, B. Denker, B. Morris, B. Rice, G. Berg, D. Moon, Mr. Brentlinger 'THE'U GHHS ORDER LEFT TO RIGHT - M. Brooks, K. Rostron, V. Cook, B. Moore D O'Conner M Moore gl E. Jackson, J. Pelzel, C. Brooks, O. Rugsgfl, L, Neef: N: Jones: LEFT T0 RIGHT - A. Brown, Secretary, R. Erickson, LEFT TO RIGHT: M. Moore, Secretory, S. Wright, Vice Vice Pfesidenfi R- Scheibner. President Pfesidenfi G- Mvsciv. President Missing M. Johnson CF THE Q 9 CRDER PICTURED: John Brenilinger, A. Brown, I. Biood, J. Damewood, G. Whitney, R. Brewer, G. Wilson, R. Burton, Jim Brentlinger, M. Simmons, R. Erickson, R. Janssen, A. Good, B. Rice, R. Mutheny, B. Perry, N. Adkins, M. Oberman, F. Richey, G. Berg, B. Morris, R. Scheibner LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Jones, Rep., Marrilee Overholser, Trees., Mae Johnson, Vice. Pres.: Carla' Brooks, Sec., Audrey Loftus, Pres. CHRLS LEAGUE PEP CHEERLEADERS: Left to right - Jenny SteeIman, Carla Brooks, Marcia Brooks, Kathy Beeson, Pat Creighton. I ,, ,. , CLUB FIRST ROW - ILeft to rightj: P. Creighton, K. Beeson, M. Brooks, G. Steelman. SECOND ROW - B.iMoore, A. McNulty, E. Blackburn, P. Pierce, K. Knowles, B. Kirkpatrick, E. Adkins. THIRD ROW - C. Little, J. PeIzeI, E. Jackson, L. StapIey, J. Schickling, I. Neet, L. Cook. FOURTH ROW - L. Barnes, J. Ward, L. Neet, Jean Asher, A. Sanders, Joan Asher, G. Vaughn. FIFTH ROW -- P. Young, J. Korte, M. Moore, M. Meacham, M. Overholser, D. O'Conner,.V. Cook. . 20 HO OR SOCIETY LEFT TO RIGHT, seated - G. Muscio, M. Overholser, M. Moore, V. Hake P. Young, K. Rosiron.. Srondlng, M Brooks, J. SoiIor, M. Oberman, Miss Archombeou, R. Scheibner, John Brenflinger, A. Brown, E. Adkins, Jim Bren?- Iinger. FIRST ROW - ILoff to rightl: J. Sailor, M. Brooks, K. Rosfron, G. Musclo. SECOND ROW: C. Brooks, John Brenfllngor, R. Scheibner, E. Adklns 21 4 f. E535 F1 ygvw MW.: l f? is if- 59 1. 1,3 ' Y k 4 A f M Avf 'I 5 ,, Q f3 IQOOQQQCOO Ollillllll 0000.000 msoooooewa ffl'--fYV'1r'v-Wvvvw 3:,,'ooo , 7-'rw-1 :- r-5:- , E 57 3F'? 1 f'f'ff f f 'Ts ' 459-.L-.QO....i-.3--.I--I-..!.,.l f Za...o...n...o...m...o...a...o..,n .a-4.1-.n.n-.Q-..o...e.,e .o-4 44.44 , . g ' -sl-.I Q . Q-5 h df -A s ,. A, W xv ,TK MJ? ,,.4 .. ,,L. W v 513 sf , 4,-l' ii X Z , M f 4. . .v,5yz5.3ygg f 415 2 5' E K s HULA DANCER Carol Marqulss NO PARKING -- Aurelia McNulty and Gerald Wilson GOOD ICE CREAM? - Gerald Wilson and Alva Good Lehermen aid Dave Taylor in feeding row EGG-ROLLING CONTEST-Gary Berg, Dave Taylor egg to Gerald Wilson. Gerald Wilson, and Alva Good 24 Q 4 FRESHME G I ITI no g Q vi Z Q 1 5 1 I i 4 4 f l 3 E ' i CROWNING THE QUEEN Gary Berg, Escorfg Della 0'Conner, Queeng Arlie Brown, Student Body President CARNIVAL BONFIRE Miss Wheelerp D09-Binkim BUILDING-CARNIVAL. BooTHs-R M h J- B - Jam BQskans,f.na Ed Turbyfili on G' env' 'm 'e '9e WORKING IN ROULETTE WHEEL BOOTH - Mae Johnson and Emma Lee Blackburn 25 FDR PETE' SAKE For Pete's Sakes, a comedy farce, was presented by the Junior class on November 24, 1953. The action began when Miss Sarah Pepperdine decided to take a trip to the Holy Land. After she left to catch the boat, her nephew, Peter Pepperdine, and his friend, Bill Bradshaw, whom Miss Pep- perdine dislikes very much, decided to rent her house. Upon renting the house to the Clarkstons, a social climber and her two daughters, Miss Pepper- dine suddenly became afraid of the water and called Peter and told him that she was returning home very soon. In order to get the Clarkstons out of the house he told jasmine, the darky cook, to tell them that the house was haunted. But in order to make jasmine believe this the two boys had to just about scare her to death. The climax came when Miss Pepperdine returned and found the Clarkstons still occupying her home. Miss Sarah Pepperdine .... ........... P eter's aunt ..... . . . Annie Sanders jasmine jackson ........ ..... A unt Sarah's darky cook .... . . . Kathy Beeson Cicero Murglethorpe . . . .... The Dean of Elwood College .... . . . Ken Erickson Peter Pepperdine .... ...... A lways in hot water .... .... B unny Rice Bill Bradshaw ........... .... P eter's pal ......... . . . Neil Adkins Miss Georgiana Clarkston . . . ......... A social climber ..... . . . Mae johnson Nadine Clarkston ......... . . . .... Peter's sweetheart ...... . . . Mike Meacham Peggy Clarkston ................ . ...... Bill's sweetheart ........ .... C arla Brooks Thorndyke Murglethorpe fMuggsyD ................ A college grind ..... .... G ary Deadmond Malvina Potts .................. .... M uggsy's goddess ........ ..... V irginia Hake john Boliver. . . .... .... .... A w ealthy banker ......... . . . Malcolm Simmons Dupont Darby .................... The poet of Elwood College. . . .... Dick Gilbert 'ei LEFT TO RIGHT - Seated: A. Sanders, M. Meacham, C. Brooks, M. Johnson, V. Hake, K. Beeson, Miss Wheeler. Stand- ing: R. Matheny, G. Deadmond, N. Adkins, B. Rice, M. Sim- , D. G'Ibe , K E ' . gg'-ls I rt en nckson Laughlin, D. Sweet, A. Steelman, F. Richey, R. Jan ssen, J. Damewood, K. Parkton. LEFT TO RIGHT - fSeatedl: J. Lister, D. Jackson S. Wright, E.Jackson, Joe Anne Baskins, K. Knowles Jim Baskins, R. Brewer. Standing: G. Smiley, M. Mc I Just lookin' for clues - Richard Scheibner Hercules and Wilber exchanging debts before death - R. Scheibner, A. Brown,'R. Schroeder 7mm Hercules Nelson and his bosom pal, Wilbur Maxwell, come to spend the week end with Hercules' aunt and uncle. Hercules knows his uncle has taken a new job, but he doesn't know until too late that his uncle is a mortician. The boys are terrified, and decide to head for home, when another guest appears. The guest is jason Quigley, who ran out of gas, and the funeral is to be held Monday. Wilbur spots Celeste, Hercules' cousin, and decides to stay. Mr. Quigley turns out to be quite alive. He thinks someone tried to do away with him, so a plan is evolved: He'd make his family think he was dead, then show up at his own funeral and trap the guilty party. Herc's for leaving, until he sees Nina, the deceased's granddaughter, and he decides to stay. No doubt Mr. Quigley's plan was good, but when Wilbur and Hercules set out no solve the case, 'matters go from worse to terrible. Hercules tips off Nina that her grandpop's alive and Uncle Bob, being impli- cated, is mistakenly carted off to the klink. The boys finally come face to face with the culprit, after first getting everyone out of the house who could help them, and finally es- cape with their necks, -but not before one of the wildest finishes ever. CHARACTERS: Granny ........ ............ K ay Rostron Wilbur Maxwell ..... ....... Arlie Brown Mr. Quigley .... ..... N ormand Raymond Hercules Nelson ...... .... R ichard Scheibner Dr. Brown ...... ..... R on Schroeder Celeste ........ ...... . .......... J ane Sailor Madeline ....... ....... Betty Nold Nina Quigley ..... .... .Eva Adkins Harry Schuster ..... ....... A mo-Cox Frankie ....... ... ..... Wilma Wiley Daphne ............ ..... N ancy jones Aunt Mary ...... . .... Marcia Brooks Claude ..... ..... A lva Good Uncle Bob ...... .... I ohn Brentlinger A helper ...... ..... H arry Lyons FIRST ROW - lLeft to rightj: B. Denker, K. Rostron, B. Nolds, N. Jones, W. Wiley, J. Sailor, M. Brooks, E. Adkins. SECOND ROW: A. Good, R. Schroeder, John Brentlinger, N. Raymond, A. Brown, R. Scheibner, H. Lyons, A. Cox FIRST ROW - fLeft to righti: ll. Stapley, T. Branson, O Russell, J.. Pelzel, SECOND ROW: G. Muscio, L. Wentz R. Erickson, B. Denker I 4 I I l l LEFT TO RIGHT - Betty Moore, J. Poynter, D. 0'Conner, R. Mufheny, Queen T.. Branson, A. Brown, J. Baskins, D. Moon, C. Liffle, Dennis DeJarneffe.. SWEETHEART'S SWIRL MR. SlGNOR'S BAND K 28 INTERMISSION CALLS FOR REFRESHMENTS JU IOR - SENIOR BANQUET GUEST SPEAKER - Mrs. Lucille Klinge PIANO SOLOS - By Leonard Jared A 1 VOCAL TRIO - Composed of Mrs. Connie Warner, 5EN'0R RESPONSE ' Bonnie Denker Mrs. Alberto Hake and Mrs. Ruth Simmons. QUEEN Murcia Brooks, Princesses E vu Ad- kins, Kay Rosfron, Jane SOTI. SCENE -. From Prom: Kay Rosfron and escort, Don Sorensen. JU IOR - SENIOR PROM Xb. we i 'ff N L1 ff? '- ' fw - .A . 1 REFRESHMENTS - Being sold by Kathy Beeson and Shirley Wright Sailor, Betty Wold, Wil- ma Wiley, Twyla Bran- 5? L l A Wk up I 1 ,wh-..., L- E- Left Linebacker L' T' L' G' R- G- R' T- Right Linebacker R' E' E. Turbyfill D. Moon B. Morris J. Brentllngef D, Gilbert R. Brewer B. Rice R. Burton Left Hammck Center Linebacker . R. Maxwell R. Scheibner R'9l ' Hdlflwck A. Brown FOQTBALL Right End - Ralph Burton, Right Tackle - Bob Morris, Right Guard -Jim Brentlinger, Center-Gary Berg, Left Guard - Dick Gilbert, Left Tackle -Richard Erickson, Left End -Arlie Brown, Quarterback- Rich- ard Scheibner, Right Halfback - Dave Taylor, Fullback - Bunny Rice, Left Halfback - Ronny Maxwell. A 1, , C i BACK ROW - Mr. Carmichael, Mr. Carter, N. Adkins, R. Burton, R. Maxwell, A. Jorgenson, A. Brown, R. Erickson, E. Turbyfill, M. Erickson, R. Scheibher, Mr. Hepner, Mr. Brentlinger. SECOND ROW - D. Taylor, G. Berg, J. Younger, B. Rice, J. Brenflinger, J. Keeney, D. Gilbert, R. Brew- er, R.Matheny, B. Morris, J. Baskins. THIRD ROW - J. Brenflinger, J. Brooks, W. Good, J. Wiley, M. Beeson, J. Poynter, D. Moon, G. Wilson T. Lacock, l.. Blood, and J. Lacock. I Changing from the single wing to the T formation the Red Devils were slow in getting started. Losing their opener to Monroe by a score of 32 to 7, Mr. Bob Butler and Mr. John Hepner offered their assistance to Mr. James Carmichael and Mr. Lyle Carter, and before long the team began to shape, winningtheir next contest over Siletz, who later were champions of their district. But still playing ragged ball the coach went back to work on the backfield starts and the linemen's blocking. The next time the Red Devils got a chance to show their ability was a game with Pleasant Hill, which ended in a 13-13 deadlock, with P. H. scoring their last touchdown off Lowell's Freshmen. From Pleasant Hill the team moved to Springfield for a scrim- mage with the Springfield J. V.'s, losing by one touchdown. Then the work started. The Red Devils were faced with some very fine competition, the first being Sutherlin, an A school, who won by a score of 25-0. ln a sea of mud and rain Oakland came next to beat the Devils by a score of 12-6, although the Red Devils scored two touchdowns that were called back due to penalties. The next disappointment came when the Red Devils played one of the standout teams of the state, Bandon. The Devils played fine ball this game but lost to this superior club by a score of 33-7. Getting ready for the biggest game of the year the Red Devils moved to Cottage Grove to brush up on their offense against Cottage Grove J. V. Lowell came out on top by a score of 40-26. All fired up for the game that meant the district championship, the Red Devils moved to junction City to meet Monroe, who were highly favored over the underdog Red Devils. The game ended with Monroe scoring only one touch- down. For the first time this season this fine offensive club was held to one score, the final score being, Monroe, 7 - Lowell, 0. FOOTBALL CAPTAIN -Richard Scheibner LEFT TO RIGHT - D. Moon, R. Motheny, N. Adkins, Jim Brentlinger, R. Scheibner, A. Brown, Mr. Carter, R. Er- ickson R. Burton, B. Rice, J. Lister, G. Wilson, B. Morris. Kneeling: John Brentlinger, l. Blood. ASKETB LL Lowell High School's Red Devils were superb in this year's league and tournament play, win- ning 22 games while losing only 4. Coach Lyle Carter's ranging Red Devils, showing superior defense, tied Coburg in the B-League race for a co-championship trophy with 11 wins and 5 loss- es. Siletz, Halsey, Monroe and our own Red Devils were the contestants in the annual Christmas Holiday tournament, with the Devils obtaining first place, Halsey, secondg Monroe taking thirdg and Siletz bringing up fourth. At the close of league play, the B-League tournament at' McArthur Court was held with Lowell waxing Coburg for an easy B-League title, Lowell's fifth county crown. Going into District play, Lowell lost to Harrisburg, State basketball champions, but went on to beat Siletz for consolation honors thus winding up a season of spectacular playing under the bril- liant coaching of Lyle Carter, who has presented Lowell High with a team of the highest stand- ing in the school history. B-League tournament all-stars chosen from Lowell were Arlie Brown, center, and Richard Scheibner, forward. District All-Stars chosen from Lowell were Arlie Brown, Richard Scheibner and Ronald Matheny. Brown, a man of stature, found no equal in B-League competition, enabling him to score 297 points this year. Scheibner, a cool, fast-thinking player, helped his team im- measurably offensively and defensively in season and tournament play. Ronald Matheny, Low- ell's second highest scorer, with 178 points, possessing unlimited ability, is a junior, with one year of eligibility remaining. A- BROWN R. SCHEIBNER R. ERICKSON R. MATHENY B. RICE J. LISTER LEFT TO RIGHT - D. Moon, J. Brooks, G. Berg, D. Gilbert, R. Janssen, Mr. Carmichael, R. Burton, J. Brenflinger, N. Adkins, K. Erickson, J. Younger, Neoling, D. Taylor. JV BASKETB LL N STARS .bnefl A SW' TBA RKCW' Ron M LL - Mr, LL 1 wn Qfheny Cqr,er . P00135 X paw Bro 1 Arlie Brown I Richard scheib Her , hge a yC C0 'l I Low Hurdles -- 100-Yard Dash -- l-OW Hurdles -- Normand R d ' ' aymon Bunny Rice Arlie Brown TRACK Lowel1's track team won its secondistraight county title this year with little effort. The Red Devils also won their own invitational track meet consisting of all the other Lane County schools by an impressive score of 203 to Mapleton's second place with 115. Four students, of whom three were juniors, went to State last year. They were Bunny Rice, 100-yard dashg Ron Matheny, pole vaultg and Neil Adkins, 440. Richard Scheibner was the Senior who went last year to run the mile and Arlie Brown attended State two years ago and ran the high hurdles. Other well-proven track men are Dale Moon, Sophomore, who ran the mile, and Richard Erick- son, Senior, in the shot put event. Lowell's relay team has had no equal so far this year. It is consisted of Neil Adkins, Arlie Brown, Ralph Burton, and Bunny Rice. This year's track team has shown some very good runners and field event men under the coach- ing of Mr. jim Carmichael. l E Mile .... Discus -- Low Hurdle 5 -- Dale Moon Ron Maxwell Ron Mafheny LEFT TO RIGHT, seated - R. Schroeder, J. Younger, L. Gravette, J. Lacock, J. Poynter, J. Brooks, G.. Berg Standing, J. Lister, R. Burron, Jim Brentiinger, A. Brown, Mr.. Carfer, R. Scheibner, B. Rice, R. Mafheny, D. Gil- ASEB LL 1 CO-CAPTAINS - R. Scheibner, A. Brown. Scheibner waiting for pitch Lowell's Red Devils who lost only two games last year and claimed an easy victory over the one-time great Pleasant Hill are back again this year to put another trophy in their trophy case. Among Lowell's baseball stars are veteran hurler, Arlie Browng catcher, Dick Gilbertg second baseman, Ron Mathenyg third baseman, Richard Scheibnerg center fielder, Bunny Riceg right field- er, Ralph Burton. Some other promising players are pitcher, john Younger Cfreshmanjg shortstop, Gary Bergffresh- manjg and left fielder, jerry Lister. The rebuilding of the Red Devils has come about mostly on the excellent coaching of Lyle Carter. Richard Scheibner and Arlie Brown were co-captains of this year's team, which lost only two games. The Red Devils tied Coburg in the league standings but were beaten in the play-off by the Broncos. The scores for this season were: McKenzie - 5 ..................................... Lowell -13 Mohawk - l ..... ...... L owell - 2 Coburg - l .......... . . ........................ Lowell - 0 Mohawk - O ...... ...... L owell - 10 McKenzie - 6 ....... ...... L owell -ll Coburg - 3 ------ --.--- l- Dwell - 3 Coburg - 4 ....... ....... L owell - 5 Lowell Gavett before game. VOLLEYB LL Lowell's Red Devils started off with a bang this year and kept it up clear through the sea- son. Winning their first eight games they were still undaunted after losing to Mohawk and came back to win two more, losing only once more to Coburg in their last game before the tournament with Mapleton. By losing only two games they were at the top of the league in Eastern Lane County, and they were to play Mapleton, champs in Western Lane County. Their hearts were full of hope as they left school the evening of Feb. 24 for Willamette High School, the place of their championship game with Mapleton. They returned defeated but undaunted and have great hopes of winning it next year. Pat Young was elected by unanimous vote for honorary captain for the year and Marilyn Moore was co-captain. - Five of the girls were initiated into Lettergirls' Club for earning their letter this year. They were Della O'Conner, Gladys Vaughn, Jutta Pelzel, Virginia Cook, and Barbara Moore. MAE JOHNSON PAT YOUNG MARILYNN MOORE Honorary LaMOYNE NEET CARLA BROOKS BARBARA MOORE ., 'SHIRLEY WRIGHT GLADYS VAUGHN KAY ROSTRON ELSIE JACKSON 4l 1 LEFT TO RIGHT: First row - M. Overholser, W. Wiley, L. Cook, P. Pierce, G. Muscio, S. Little, M. Moore, Miss Wheeler. Second row - V., Cook, J. Schickling, D. O'Conner, B. Moore, . oung. Third row - Jenn Asher, O. Russell, L. Neet, Joan Asher, G. Vaughn. Fourth row - M. Smith, Elsie Jackson, The Develetts started off the softball season by defeating McKenzie, in a nine-inning game. Their next games were with Coburg and McKenzie, both of which were also won by Lowell. The Develetts suffered their first defeat, when they met Coburg again. They also lost their last two games with Mohawk. The line-up for the season consisted of: Lamoyne Neet, catcherg Della O'Connor, pitcherg Pat Young, first baseg Marilynn Moore, second baseg Genie Muscio, third baseg Barbara Moore, short- stopg Carolynn Little, left fieldg joan Asher, center fieldg and Virginia Cook, right field. There was only one substitution during the season in which Gladys Vaughn played shortstop and Bar- bara Moore played third base. Honorary captain for the softball season was Della O'Connor and Virginia Cook was honorary co-captain. MCKENZIE GAME: Batter, LeMoyne Neet MCKENZIE GAME: Batter, Genie Muscio li E E MISS ORETA WHEELER English, Health, P.E,A Class, Girls League Adyiser, Lepergirls Adviser a N If 'V i E '.. , fini - 1 :WZ - .- 4 ,V ' . uf ,,,, ,l . J' I saw MR. BOB BUTLER General Math fhalf semesferl ACULTY MEMBER MR. DAN DION Chemistry, Algebra, l?iplogy.,, Sophomore Class Aclyiser, Pepglffi Acjviser f Q 1 gig? ip i ' R' iff'-' , MRS. CAROL BROOKS Public Speaking, Home Economics, Art MR. LEE BRENTLINGER American Problems, U.S. History, Senior Class Adviser, Principal 44 MISS LOURETTA ARCHAMBEAU World History, English Honor Society Adviser MR. WARREN SIGNOR Chorus, Band' K, I . f , ' ,N yy. f A r 1 JI 'A . :Y rl. MR. JOHN HEPNER General Math fhalf semester MR. LYLE CARTER Orientation, General Science, lBaskei- ball and Baseball Coach, Freshman Class Adviser Krsna-7 1 ,-ff ' eeev . ,yi ,f,.fg ,, ff, A ,gy we -T.. , Q4 MR. JIM CARMICHAEL Track, Football, and J.V. Basketball Coach, P.E.Class, Junior Class Adviser F' MRS. WILLA METTA WILHELM Journalism, Business Training, Typing, Journalism adviser SENICRS BONNIE fwaltersl DENKER Chorus l-2-45 Band I-2-35 Class Play 35 Class Play Director 45 Volleyball 1-2- 35 Softball 35 Student Coun- cil 45 Class President 45 Art 45 Carnival Princess 25 Honor Society 2-35 Girls League 'I-2-3-45 Pep Club25 BROADCASTER 45 Girls League Refreshment Chair- Bnan 45 Class Cheerleader RICHARD SCHEIBNER Chorus 25 Band l-2-3-45Let- terman I-2-3-45 Class Play 3-45 BROADCASTER 3-45 Track l-2-3-45 Football 'l- 2-3-45 Basketball l-2-3-45 Baseball 'l-2-3-45 Student Council 45 Prom Escort 45 Football Captain 3-45 Foot'- ball All-Star 45 Basketball Captain 45 Basketball All- Star 2-45 Class Vice-Presi- dent35 Letterman President 45 Annual Staff 3-45 Carnii- val Chairman 45 Carnival Escort 35 Sweethearts Swirl Escort25QuiIl and Scroll 3- 45 Honor Society 45 Perfect Attendance 45 Best Attitude Award 35 Baseball Co-Cap- tain 4. ARLIE BROWN Band 'l-2-45 Chorus 25 Class Play 45 Class Play Produc- tion Staff 35 Football 1-2-3- 45 Basketball l-2-3-45 Base- ball 'l-2-3-45 Track 'l-2-3-45 Student Body President 45 Student Council 45 Class Vice-President 15 Honor So- ciety 3-45 Honor Society Vice-President 45 Letter- man 'I-2-3-45 Letterman Sec- retary45 BasketballAll-Star 3-45 Football All-Star 45 Perfect Attendance 45 Sweethearts Swirl Queen Es- cort 45 Prom Queen Escort 45 Salutatorian 45 Baseball Co-Captain 4. KAY ROSTRON Chorus 'l-2-3-45 Lettergirl 'l-2-3-45 Class Play 3-45 BROADCASTER2-3-45 Vol- leyball 3-45 Softball 1-25 Student Council 35 Annual 3-45 Annual Business Man- ager45 Quill and Scroll 3-45 Honor Society 3-45 Girls League 'l-2-3-45 Soliciting Chairman of Carnival 3-45 Prom Princess 45 Cheer- leader25 Neatness Award 3. EVA ADKINS Chorus 'I-2-3-45 Band 2-3-45 BROADCASTER 3-45 An- nual 3-45 Annual Editor 45 Student Council35 Pep Club President 45 Girls League 'l-2-3-45 Girls League En- tertainment Chairmanl5All- Northwest Mus ic Conference 35 Sweethearts Swirl Prin- cess 25 Honor Society 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Prom Princess 45 Journalism 3-45 Lo-Hi-Lites Editor25 Class Cheerleader 25 Pep Club 2- 3-4. RICHARD ERICKSON Letterman2-3-45 Class Play Production Staff 3-45 BROADCASTER 45 Track 2-3-45 Football2-45 Basket- ball 2-3-45 Student Council i5 Class President 'l5 Prom Escort 4. MARCIA BROOKS Class Sec.-Treas. l5 Class President 25 Class Treas. 35 Pep Club President 35 Honor Society 2-3-45 Quill and Scroll 3-45 Lettergirl 2-3-45 Class Play 3-45 Cheerleader 3-45 BROAD- CASTER 2-3-45 BROAD- CASTER Ed. 45 Co-opera- tion Award l-25 Best Atti- tude Award 35 Volleyball Mgr. 2-35 Band 'l-25 Annual Staff 2-3-45 Student Body Officer 3-45 Prom Chairman 35 Region 4Student Council Officer 35 Perfect Attend- ance 3-45 Lo-Hi-Lites Ed. 25 Student Council 2-3-45 Girls League Entertainment Chairman 35 Class Cheer- leader 35 Journalism 3-45 Band Award 25 Pep Club 2- Girls Leo ue 12 3 4' 3 A g ' ' I Valedictorian45 Prom Queen BOB MORRIS Letterman2-3-45 Class Play 3-45 BROADCASTER 45 Football 2-3-45 Student Council 3-45 Pep Club. AUDREY LOFTUS JOHN BRENTLINGER Letterman 'l-2-3-45 Class Play45 Play Student Direct- or5 BROADCASTER 3-45 Football 'l-25 Basketball 25 Student Council 3-45 Student Body President 35 Perfect Affenddnce l-3-45 Quill and Scroll 3-45 Honor Society 3- 45 Prom Princess Escort 4. Chorus l-2-45 Band l-2-3-45 Class Play 35 Play Costume Director45 BROADCASTER 45 Volleyball l5 Student Council'45 Class Vice-Pres- ident 45 Girls League Pres- ident 45 Girls League Vice- President 35 Girls League 'l-2-3-45 Pep Club 2. NANCY JONES Ch0l'U5 l-2-3-45 Lettergirls 45 Class Play 3-45 Volley- ball 35 Softball 35 Student Council 45 Class Vice-Pres- ident 25 Class Secretary 35 Class Sec.-Trees. 45 Art 3- 45 HonorSociety2-3-45 Girls League l -2-3-45 Pep Club 23 NORMAND RAYMOND Chorus 3-45 Letterman 2-35 Class Play45 Play Set Mgr. 35 BROADCASTER 2-3-45 Cross-Country 45 Football 35 Perfect Attendance 4. TWYLA BRANSON Chorus 3-45 Band 'I5 Volley- ball 35 Art45 Carnival Prin- cess 35 Sweethearts Swirl Queen 45 Girls League 1-2- 3-45 Pep Club 2-3. WILMA WILEY Chorus 2-3-4' Ba nd , 2-3-4 Class Play 3-45 BROAD CASTER 45 Girls League 2-3-4. ALVA GOOD Chorus 25 Band 'I-2-45 Let- terman 45 Class Play 3-45 Football Manager 3-45 Per- fect Attendance 3. HARRY LYONS Band 'l-2-3-45 Band P dent 45 Chorus 45 Class Play 45 Play Production resi- Staff 35 BROADCASTER 3. LYNN STAPLEY Transferred from Grants Pass 25 Chorus 45 BROAD- CASTER 45 Art 45 Girls League 2-3-45 Pep Club 2- 3-45 Pep Club2-3-45 Perfect Attendance 4. GENIE MUSCIO Chorus 'l5 Lettergirls Lettergirls President 45 Class Play Advertisement 3-45 BROADCASTER 3-45 Volleyball 3-45 Softball 3- 45 Annual 45 Art 3-45 Quill and Scroll 45 Girls League l-2-4. 3-45 BETTY fCraftj NOLD Class Play 3-45 BROAD- CASTER 35 Perfect Attend- ance 35' Art 45 Honor Socie- ty 2-35 Girls League 'l-2-3- 45 Pep Club 25 Prom Prin- cess 4. JANE SAILOR Transferred from St. Helen's Hall, Portland 45 Chorus 45 Aff 45 Carnival Princess 4. ARNO COX Chorus 2-35 Band 'I-2-3-45 Letterman 'I5 Class Play 3- 45 BROADCASTER 35 Bas- ketball Manager l5 Prom Princess Escort 4. LEONARD WENTZ BROADCASTER 3-45 fect Attendance l. JUTTA PELZEL Chorus 35 Band 25 BROAD- CASTER 45 Art 45 Girls League l-2-3-45 Pep Club O'DETTA RUSSELL Transferred from Myrtle Creek 25 Lettergirls 45 BROADCASTER 3-45 Soft- ball 3-45 PerfectAttendance l-3-45 Art3-45 Girls League 3-4. KAY ROSTR6 N L,AL ,,..!h mamma sc:-i ARLIE BROWN i HILDHO k JU IORS Qofffewee? Dwaid Jackson Shifiev Wfighf Gemld Kms 7' ' Y ,. 1 .. fm ff Qaiflm' Q., 4 ,A ' ' my W.-z,,i,q,.w1.:, .1 ,Mm ,M , .bam '-,uw--Q-U, , ,Q Q 51 mg. Vx, , , ws mxfalz-fm s2,pig3gsL,3c1tm1 :A - . !-Uwfs 'i'.:.f5s,s?z.,,, . SKU 1 Q ,:' vw ' X 5 -'ff-.Q fx ? g.,.i.,, . 'B' 1. my Q ' nm ig SE Q' W5 2: Q! 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Adkins, C85 Well I'lI be darned - L. Neet, l9l Watch out below - G. Berg, UO, Cover girl - E. Black burn, fill Bosom buddies - L. Barnes and sister, C121 Pin-up gal - L. Barnes, C133 Three fancy freshmen - A. McNulty, E. Blackburn, B. Moore, U10 Check that pose - C. Little, H55 Cookin' for the boys, C165 That Poynter character - J. Poynter. MT. JUNE FOREST PRODUCTS CO. MANUFACTURERS OF DOUGLAS FIR LUMBER PHONE 6-1634 SPRINGFIELD, OREGON Jasper Lumber Yard Lumber and Building Supplies PHONE 6- 1912 P JASPER, OREGON Fall Creek Store MEATS - GROCERIES- FRESH VEGETABLES GAS and OIL PHONE 6-3068 FALL CREEK, OREGON Eundweie I 2, ag. 6 5 Saadee HOTEL APARTMENTS TUNE-UPS 8. BRAKES, A SPECIALTY PHONE 174 LOWELL, OREGON Deluxe ae S CLEANING IS OUR SPECIALTY PRESSING - DYEING - ALTERATIONS GOLD ARROW STAMPS PICK-UP SI DELIVERY 2053 MAIN PHONE 7-3361 Unity Service Statio GAS OIL LUBRICATION PROPRIETORS: KORTE 8. BREWER I1 MOORE STEEL Complete Stock --- Immediate Delivery Sheets - Plates - Sfructurals Hof Rolled Bars - Shafting - Boiler Tubes Reinforcing Bars - Special Steels BRANCHES AT MEDFORD 8. ROSEBURG Stockstad Appliance Sales 8. Service RANGES - REFRIGERATORS - WASHERS DRYERS - IRONRITE IRONERS RADIOS - TELEVISION 2053 MAIN ST. PHONE 7-3361 SPRINGFIELD, OREGON Alexanders 8 Ben Franlclin Springfield, Oregon HGWARD BUY AT CONVERS PLUMBING I-QW E L L CA S BERKELEY PUMPS For Fast, Courteous Service Fall Creek, Oregon Phone 6' 2876 SHOP 8 SAVE Phone 490 Lowell, Ore. fll Boys meet girls: f2J The brain trust - Honor Society sfudentsg C31 Young at hearf - B. Ricey l MJ Hard at work! - E. Aclkinsp 151 Ride 'em, cowgirl - M. Overholserg C61 Hold if -- snap -- thank you! - R. Mcxwellg UD That innocent look - A. Jorgensen: CSD Time out for lunch! 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Phone 7-7112 Springfield-I Oregon SPRINGFIELD, OREGON Phone 64576 Central Restaurant Supplies School Kitchen Equipment Eugene, Oregon 42 Sixth Avenue Phone 5-65I4 Bl- RITE LOWELL, OREGON Ewww gm WEISFIELIVS INC. sw 851 W. I3th Eugene, Oregon COMPLIME NTS of 885 Willamette St. Eugene, Oregon L. , ,Win Para mount Drug Store ' 'Expert Prescriptions ' ' Complete Line of School Needs 2'lst and Main ,- Springfield, Oregon Phone 5 - 3343 Eugene, Oregon Springfield Branch Springfield Music 8. Record Center PMOS United States National Bank RECORDS - sneer MUSIC 'F GUITARS - ACCORDIONS 0 332 MAIN STREET SPRINGFIELD, OREGON Springfield, ssh and Main Stone's Men's Store MEN'S 8t BOYS' WEAR - SHOES 407 Main Street Springfield, Oregon SPRINGFIELD CAR - TEL Ph - i072 E. Main St. Springfield, Oregon Phone 7-2608 one 7 2121 Congratulations g 4 fom . , Y , WIRING - APPLIANCE REPAIR Mllllil' S Dell Stllfli OIL I-IEATER a. 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ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY HeartwelI's General Store GASOLINE FEEDS GROCERIES MEATS WORK CLOTHES Phone 366 Lowell, Oregon CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES DEXTER MARKET YOUR FRIENDLY STORE Good Merchandise and Friendly Service Ben and Lucille Weber Phone Springfield 7-2900 Dexter, Oregon SPRINGFIELD CREAIVIERY Makers of Famous IIIIAID - O' - CREAM Ice Cream Phgng 7- Springfield Hayes General Store GAS OIL MEATS FEEDS GROCERIES WORK CLOTHES RAIN CLOTHES ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES WORK SHOES PHONE LOWELL 393 LOWELL, OREGON Eugene Welders Supply Co. OXYGEN - ACETYLENE - CARBIDE Welding Supplies Delivery Service 15 74 W. 6fI1 Phone 4- 1439 Eugene, Oregon Hills Creek Geherdl Sf0I'e Fall Creek Lumber Co and JASPER OREGON Fall Creek Box 8. Manufacturing Co. ROSEBUD BAKERY FALL CREEK OREGON 56 W BROADWAY PHONE 4 8216 EUGENE OREGON COMPLIMENTS a BEST WISI-IES FROM 7710445404 - Kdeaadf - Wfacca CONSTRUCTORS O F LOOKOUT POINT DAM N FOR THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS C11 Gleesome Threesome - P. Creighton, J. Bcskins, Moe Johnson, C21 Check that Normond -N. Roymondg C31 Cold, girls? - M. Brooks, E. Adkins, C. Brooks, L. Neet, M. Moore, C41What's The mutter, Moyne? - L. Neefp Q51 Wow! - D. Bowey, B. Morris, R. Ericlcsonp K61 Holbrook Quar- Terfe - P.E. classy C71 What muscles - A. Brown, C81 Tckin' it easy - l. Blood, G. Wilsong f91 Music Maestro - A. Brown, C101 Seo lion - J. Poynter, f'll1 Clyde's new carl, C121 Oh hap- py nightl - Tournament. , A f i if' . I ' fly f 6' f..wfr'2'N f ' I 11 ,, , Complete Home Furnishers Hardware Congratulations . Appliances CLASS of 1954 MUUNTAIN STATES CC, Sp gfld Ph 73543 LCWELL UNION SERVICE STATICN Tires 8g Lubrication Jobs CHASSIE NEET PHONE 380 MANAGER L ll O DEXTER DAM SITE Compliments of Dr. C. L. Herman Eyes Examined C. 'L Glasses Fitted 8. Sons CONSTRUCTION COMPANY OPTOMETRIST VISION SPECIALIST PHONE 6 1389 mo MMN ST nsxtsk, oREGoN I SPRINGFIELD OREGON To the faculty, students, and especially to our yearbook ad- viser Mrs. Willa Metta Wilhelm for their patience and guidance, e the annual staff of 1954, wish to express our sincere appre- c1at1on EUGENE, OREGON WEYERHAEUSER TIMBER COMPANY Pres-to-Iogs- - - The Clean FueI 785 42nd STREET PHONE 6-25II SPRINGFIELD, OREGON ? E 1 1 l I 1 i 1 W fm Aff Lf L A ,flip ,Nw 5965 r 1 T K1QBiAkuJjZg .4 K. V , fem , I NX? f, lm .fx x Q K :M ,. fx f . , X 1 ' , . PM fb? Ns QX Y i 'eg , W gd , u xx I df I, 17 ifu ,.,h f :XL -lug. glen , NJ .1,tiV, E V 5 , E , T. 1' 4 l s C lg: t ,., - ,,.. . ..-....,.,--