Mapleton High School - Maple Log Yearbook (Mapleton, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1952 volume:

ni iflricli ey' 'V 1 5, HL r r w N W W Ae lQ52 912 .. Vg' Yr nweolicatiom We, the editor and issue of the Maple Log, Senior Class of l95l---- the classes to graduate year when the Maple Log L4-' kfl ug staff of the XV dedicate it to the who were one of ' in an odd numbered was not published. CLASS MOTTOI Tonight we launch, where shall we anchor. CLLSS COLOR: ilue and Silver CLASS FLOWER: Blue Iris glass of I Q51 Left to right: 1-wa-M3 -4 P a L Back row: Don Dodds, Don Childs, Dick Gould, Errxett Netz, if Middle row: Stanley Dill, Richard Hunt, Dale Bcssett . Stanley Wheeler, Gary Attleberger. L Front row: Mr. De:fter,Advisor, Polly Fennel, June Haury, Bernice Douglas, Shirley Rhodes , Darlene Liartin, Lucille Bu1'nett.f Camera Shy : Maxine DuVal, Barbara Campbell, Joe Ellingson, Maxine, Brainerd. Faculty ,hvaygfff QJWZJA! Jezefylmw 0 O P J h kham Marion R. 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Drama-3,145 Track-3,L4, S.Counci1-My M-Club-3 Carnival Prince-3 Basket Ball-3,h Football- ,L+ Baseball- LOLA CESSNUN Drama-5,43Glee-2,4 Student Council-4 S.B. Secretary-4 Honor Society-5,4 Paper-5,4gAnnual-4 Pep Club-2 Girls League-4 Cheerleader-4 Carn.Prinoess-2 Rod.Festival Queen-2 DON SNELL Basketball-4 Baseball 4 Football-4 M-Club-45Drama-4 JOYCE BEERS Drama-5gPaper-5,4 V.Ball-l,2,5,Mgr.4 Student Council-4 S.B. Treasurer-4 Honor Society-5,4 Softball-2 Pep Club-2,4 Girls League Pres.- Carn. Princess-3 JN-2 , , 1223 Q vu:-uv . ,-N-neue' '. 'W 1 V , M , f X ' w- Y . , '- 1, ,a , '- 1 .- , ,, '..- '13 .4 JW 4' 1i Sf , .1 'v -, - ,, - ia: f fi'-, i' , f 1 :Ax Q ,Vw ' Q W4 U,fw:,m-2'f'?- W-A , .Q ' '11 hw, 5 Qsff gkk zgf-gp 145: f, .wg ,..-.w.QN,5gf. ,viwg fx: X f ' . H u ye A A ., ., . X ,- - f g fy . I Q f::'g1,.,f',w-,nw- ', ' r, f , .1-144 - ' - , . f ,- 4,2 . f-PM X 1 - f ' ,gfm I , Q- ,- . . -. , Q ,A K yn Q ' ., f: -.. 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YJ fax J JACK ASHBURNER Baseball-2,5 M-Club-4 Paper-3,4 A pf 1 I, I 1 I I 1 1 6 :xl-f mass History M Last Friday during our noon hour some of us kids were dreadzing the thought of leaving, after twelve long years, of studying, playing, fighting, joking, giving the teachers a bad time, and working as a class together. It seems ages ago since Bernetta Drollinger with her long curls, John Peckham in his drop seat coveralls, Charlie Davis with his bangs, Harold Skip Mason in his knee pants, Alice Netz in her short dresses, Keith Ellingson with his tow-hair, Lois Rice with her long bangs, and myself, Barbara Hunzicker, were among the few who entered as first graders at Mapleton Grade School. No more of the present graduating class came until the fifth grade when Pat Holman with her round gold-'rimmed glasses, Joyce Beers with her fiery temper, Vadis Miller with her long Rraids, Joann Hoyt with her shyness, and Sam McCain, the strong, Silent type, joined us. Then in the sixth grade, barefooted Jack Jenkins became a member of our class. In the seventh grade, we gained a. heart-breald.ng Roberta Akers. In the eighth grade, bashful Jane Pearson enrolledg and I must not forget Nancy Loomis with her long black braids, who enrolled that year also. In the year 19147, thirty-one bold but determined freshmen entered high school. As we look back on the year we entered MHS, we find that we have accomplished a great task. There may have been brain-racking moments, but there were also joyful ones. Later on in the year, Ger- aldine DuVal fran Elmira High School joined our class. Much to our embarrassment on initiation day the girls had to come to school dressed in pajamas turned wrong side out and blouses of gunnyf- sacks. We carried high-heeled shoes in a. bucket. We wore our hair in five pigtails tied with green ribbons. The boys were dressed in girls' dresses worn inside out with hair ribbons around their heads. They carried in a pail shoes which were too big for them. There were a number of things which IB had to bring. Among them were a baby rat- tle and a pole with a string and a pin on the end. Much to our dis- appointment, we did not have to use them. After our much dreaded initiation, we settled down to a year's learning, The sophomores gave a welcome party which made us feel a little better. After being lclcked around for a year, we finally became sophomores. That year we gained Lola Cessnun from Klamath Falls and Jack Ashburner from Skykomish, Washington. We got the joy of initiat- ing the freshmen. We feft a little sorry for them, so we gave them a welcome party, too. Another year rolled around. During our junior year, we lost eleven and gained one, a. clovm called Fsillie Wornstaff af:-an San Diego, Cali- fornia. We gave a banquet for the seniors. It was held here at the high school. We decorated the Library in blue and silver with blue iris. Afterwards, we had movies. Now we are on the last leg of our journey. This year we gained Don Snell, a tall, lanky fellow from Cascade Locks, Oregon. 'Ihere will be twenty--one graduating in June. We took over the coke machine at the beginning of this year. The proceeds will go to finance our Senior Skip. We are planning on a trip to San Francisco-a Qminatown tour, a harbor tour, a trip to Stan- ford University, and other interesting places. 7? Xenia' glass will I, Roberta Akers, will my office as coke room custodian to any Junior who can run it to please everyone, if possible. I, Jack Ashburner, will. mf ability to go a whole semester of physics without getting more than a five plus to arvone that thinks it's easy. I, Joyce Beers, would will nv temper to Mr. Kienzle, but what little temper I have, wou1dn't do him any good. I, Lola Cessnun, will my diplana to Lola lhoxnpson, providing she has one of her own in two years. I, Charles Davis, will my position as head of the mgazine sales to anyone dumb enough to accept the job. I, Bernetta Drollinger, will nv ability to get along with my teachers to Dorothy Schindler providing she doesn't get kicked clear out of school. 4 I, Geraldine DuVal, will nw English book to Gerry Hoyt, providing that she does more work in it than I ever have. I, Keith Ellingson, 1r.Lll my famous title to Skeet Gould, providing he makes good use of it. -4 NJ I, Pat Holman, w:L1l my gavel to next year's student body president. I, Joann Hoyt, will my red hair to Gertrude Dutcher, providing she keeps it fran streaking. I, Barbara Hunzicker, will my ability to be true to a. guy in the serv- ice to Eileen Miller. I, Jack Jenkins, will my ability to watch Daisy to Lavonne Dill. I, ,Nancy Loomis, will my Soc. Ec. book to Orville Priest, providing he gets more out of class than I did. I, Skip Mason, will my pigeon toes to Bev Love. I, Sam McCain, will nv fishing ability to Richard Fowler, providing he doesn't use it during school hours. I, Vadis Miller, will my ability to write letters in class and get away with it, to Mary Taylor, providing she doesn't write to Vern. I, Alice Netz, will my weight to Marian Snith. I, Jane Pearson, will nv peroxided hair to Eva Sander. I, John Peckham, will chem lab to next year-'s chem class, providing they dorn't blow up the school, I, Lois Rice, will nv chair in the office to Mary Taylor. I, Don Snell, vdll Gibbens' Buick to Bobbie, providing she doesn't wreck it. . I, Wi.'L'Lie Wornstaff, will my eating ability to Norman Dean, providing he exercises it regularly. areas, , f3,,M7waP,,, OLMJ ..' 33:4 QV, WMM HMM ' 1, H I-QW QFZAJ? jmwlbud ,Wg , swf. Qlass prophecy The following is an excerpt from the notebooks of that famous pro- fessor of psychiatry, Don Snell. These notes were made during a trip the professor took recently to his old high school haunts at Mapleton. As I look back upon nv recent visit to nv former fellow classmates I find that the years have brought on many changes. Some of these changes have been for the better and some have, well, just changes. You know how it is. Roberta Akers has settled down in Mapleton and is teaching Mr. Kienzle's Social Ec. class at the higm school. Barbara Hunzicker is still trying to pass Social Ee., and she is giving Roberta as much trouble as she gave Mr. Kienzle which is plenty. Joyce Beers has settled in Mapleton and married Willie Wornstaff. Willie has become a great industrial chemist. He is famous as The Sulfuric Acid King. I will never forget how Willie got his start with a few certain experiment in the high school lab. I saw a rather good football game recently. That was where I found Bernetta In-ollinger. She was playing left tackle for the Los Angeles Rams. I might also add that she managed to plug many large holes that were mashed through the line by Notre Dame's star halfback, Lois Pico. Lois has been the outstanctlng player of the Fighting Irish. However, the game ended in a tie. After the game, I went to a show. It starred that successhsl young actress, Jane Pearson. In the show her hair changes color five times which makes the part me plays a natural one. According to a certain physicist of high school days, Vadis Miller is now married to Vern Waldamont. I find that Jack Ashburner is now a successful physicist at the Oakridge Atanic Laboratory. As you know, Jack has just managed to cross a yew tree with a geranium to produce uranium Cyewrapiumj. Qxarilie Davis was famous a few years ago as the first man to land on the moon. He has retired now as the trip caused him to become moonstruck. Pat Holman is now the first woman president of the United States. Her most outstanding achievement is the recent debate with a famous Russian delegate. Pat talked steadily for three hours. When it became the Rnssian's turn to speak, he got up and left the hall, speechless. -- ffm mmm .. . ,,,.,V,, .,.,.,-,gg F WT, . .AW ,,., A 3 ,K :Q I .fy gi f U fxgf 3332 99 f ' 'Z I Y + 1 A m ufafk? 4 QD: 3' 1 62,5 J' -3. ' 1 -,K . .- X n , Y f . . ' x' X , , ff .61 fx 'I '1 X E . fi' iM. e1 ' if Q , , I 1 f - 4...f---.-........ , ' If 4 'H' ... . , Q j x, x Xb gif' b - A f X fd , , MM - V' , 76 .X f if Q 1 IB'-Q: ,- ' I Ax c J . , K 4, Y X 'L . ta H I ' ' A ,W -4. ,.,i4m.,,.A.x -- 'P Skip Mason is seen arommd Mapleton dri1nLng a new Cadillac. He is a. playboy with two million dollars. He got his money playing profession- al baseball for the New York Yankees. Jack Jenkins, known affectionately as O1d Fender Smashern, is now driving jet-'powered cars in the hot-rod races across the country. Keith Ellingson recently became the first man to make an inter- p1a.neta.ry flight. He landed on Liars and was mistaken for the Icing of the Frog Men. He is still there. Sam McCain took over after Keith left and pushed his rocket to the speed of light. Sam always was a fast operator. Geralciine DuVal is becoming famous as a television actress. She is quite popular with the men on the rocket ships who pick up her programs on their meteor warning sets. Alice Netz is still living at Brickervilleg she has stayed faith- fully at home. Lola Cessnun is, I am informed, a salesgirl at Macy's department store. She is evidently doing all right. Least but not last is John Peckham. John is now president of West Point. He has been nicknamed Old Slide Rule by the upperclassmen. Joann Hoyt is the World's Champion Woman Yarestler. She tips the scales at 225 pounds and wrestles under the name of the Mad Mau1er. She puts on some good, if not gruesome bouts. Last of the Senior Class of '52, I find Nancy Loomis, who is a waitress at the Sloppy Choppy Chinese Cafe. She is doing a good job of tal-:ing orders and loading the customers plates, using a barn shovel. V Well, this concludes this atrocious attempt at humor. And, for the sake of a few of the students mentioned herein let us hope that cer- tain parts of this nasty little document fail to hold true. ,X 2 , Mus DMS ,9:,,,,nf Qet 7.,-....-w..-,f.,.,,. .V -v. ,V , k f r ' UMM' 5 Y we . 7 S Q Q vxwQ7523D? ' tv, Q M X , , f-gg 'Mar V ,. ! ' 5 17 . Q , 0 ' M C . - f .1 - 'f- i 2 ., M-Q,,j, L. ,,,,,i, . i i ff F N-,bt ,H FVIK MM KY 2' X XXX X X M X p 1 'J V i X ' X .Y X 1 I N X 4 Agp- ,,.gm,.:g., ...A W. kglhg.. . .,,,.,,,,-,..:L,' ' -A X , r ? ' pf' President: MWZOVS lst row: Eva Sander, Bobbie Glbbens, Marian Smith, Darlene Claussen, Joan Thompson, Norman Dean. A 2nd row: Beverly Love, Gordon Rexford, Richard Fowler, Joyce McCain, Carol Brooks, David Beattie. 3rd row: Sally Tischer, Faye Mead, Bobi Moon, Lavonne Dill, Eileen Miller, Willis Gould. 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A Sophomores A A I N , 4 lst row: Richard Elder, Paul Kortemeier, Bob Farrell, Billy Miller, Harlan Krause, Jerry Beal, Albert Medford. 2nd row: Mary Taylor, Lily Johnson, Charlene Wilson, Dona Rexford, Addie Jones, Alena Robinson. 5rd row: Kathleen Wilkinson, Shirley Kerns, Nadine Pearl, Daisy Lougheed, Maris Milam, Betty Ediger, Evelyn Miller, Lola Thompson, 4th row: Darlene Griffin, Bobby Owen, Dave Pearson, Bob Cessnun, Norman Thurman. 5th row: Rianne Stevens, Virginia Boushey, Bobbie Mead, Sandra Campbell, Eva Riggs, Miss Templeton, Advisor. 6th row: Billy Burnett, Carroll Emerson, Charles Huntington, Gary Holman, John Tuft, Don Akers, Y 7th row: Ralph Osbone, Jimmy Childs, Dave Shepherd, Dave Love, Russell Osborne.Ab3ent: Bob Kneaper -f MJ' 7 d1 1- if ,X Presadert an Bef euvwm 5 YA 4v'!,' , , , 4 K i f . ,1'9N33,-4 . 51.1 - 1 - -.V--v , 5 F5 sg f lA QQJY, QQ? , .4 i i fHl1'll' :I lxgitlyi Y B nf- S,.., ,,- gl Q T'-hivl' X M .N X K A - 45 H T2 , E v -v - i , X. wx- A ' vw W ', 1 PQ NX11' f' X? 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Abqent Gertrude Dutcher. N fi X NK Y ,X Nil s-.le ' ,Jai F-'N KK E Q LM. I F L .gh B f President: lst row: Patty Workman, Dorothy Shindler, Vicki Wheeler, y Sandra Robinson, Edna Bear, Juanita Shiflet. 2nd row: Florence Volk, Roberta Tolson, Geraldine Emerson Louise Chastain, Carole Scherer, Laura Ann Calbreath, Pat Babcock, Carol Upton, Bonny Davis, Betty Carter. 5rd row: Richard Kerns, Earlene Hotz, Helen Wilson, Nancy Parkhurst, Norma Wilkinson, Florence Allenbrand, Ronald Elder. 4th row: Michael Milam, Calvin Pelroy, , . Bob Bernhardt, Sharon ' U4 ll! T. nw, 4 v 71 D 10 , I Shepherd, Tootsie Warren, Susie Warren. 5th row: Raymond Luke, Ronnie Osborne, Smith, Billy Wilson, Gerald Nutman. 6th row: Eddie Farrell, Sandy Winfrey, William Shepherd, Walter Cessnun. Frank Days, Leonard Jimmy Kneaper, I ff X5 , 1 42 1 f ,sn GB lk, '09 X Q 3 M 'H 'W , b i w N Seventh lst row: Jimmy Beal, Richard Beers, David Tidriok, Norman Beers, Robert Beattie, Harry Wilkinson, Larry Hoyt, Gilbert McLeod, Charles Mallory, Troy Crawford, Ron Haury. Q 2nd row: Gary Safley, Leland Wilkinson, Danny Chapman, ,AV Richard Dill, Robert Cline, Gary Pruett, Billy Hill, ,f David Wilson, Kent Frauendiener. Bo 3rd row: Sharon Thompson, Winnie Beal, Phillis Griffith, 4 Esther May, Joanne Johnson, Ruth Brooks, Marjo Hotz, - Elvina Elder, Glenna Robinson. 4th row: Edna Bond, Ann Johnson, David Dunahay, Glen Beattie. 5th row: Helen Tidrick, Santha Crump, Janice Thompson, Patty Moyer, Maryli Jenkins, Marie Tuft, Jeanne Taylor, Mrs. Micheal, Teacher. A , Qth row: Sally Koellermeier, Janice Rexford, Wanda Beebe, Marilyn Carpenter, Lucille Lane, Karen Allen. 7th row: Donna Laduke, Sharon Konkle, Pat Lytle, Sherry Ramsey, Carol Konikson, Phyllis Cole. Absent are Donald Hatch and Burrel Owen. gg, ,eee v President: , I y,,.f':1'a 5 .xxx V' ' A ,ix ,L eg- f ' 3 V Qs QV V. Z4 If M I 7 ,.... A Q L: n i .lv .L k 1 sf' 5' - S'- - 1 ,...-1 'Y .4 , ' er' mv 'M y B 153 -2 -: GD 'E ,H '-4 JUl5.wf -4:asa0 ',!l4 M ' . 'August 31 School started September 19 Football Season Started October 5 Barn Dance November 1 Teachers Institute 22-25 Thanksgiving Vacation December 1 Basketball Polio Jamboree 7 All School Play HThe Whiz Kidsn 20 Christmas Dance 22 Christmas Vacation 27 Christmas Tournament 'I 9 II 5 ilpr 4 f ? fo- 1 K it i NW 9 5.0-6 fear January 2 Christmas Vacation Ended February 15 Talant Show 14 Leap Year Dance 26-March 1 HBH Tournament March 6-7 District 63 UBU Tournament 20-22 State HBH Tournament April 25 Junior Senior Play May 3 Honor Society Banquet 16 Junior Senior Banquet 18 Baccalaureate 19 Class Night 21 Commencement 22 School Picnic 'J- .15 'in- -li Student Body may THE WHIZ KIDSU Row 1 Left to right-Ilaris Milam, Sally Ann Poole, Pat Holman, Lola. Thompson, Darlene Griffen, Lola Cessnun, Mr. I-iarbin Director. Row 2 Left to right-Bob Cessnun, Skip I.ia.son, Kieth Ellingson, Don Snell, John Peolduam, Willie Wornstaff. A , A x g? P ff r -2' 1 W , - 5 . 1 X VCQ ' H QL D 1' 6' ate fgaqiqgqaiiw 0 gm - N. U ' 'qua Julie lf' ' ' ever 4 Smal 1fHfL101f - SEVIZOV 30Qa'c'B gnxvv-5J4 Q qdvlm ' nm, AND MY srumoww ffm? f' f Jr:-31 eh 4- if? ID! fl 0 ,Q n n f V. X l e az emma -4 ce gqlavv ,A V J-ma H Ty Gr 'i mm I- yg. 2 NQo-Uf1,a- .fulv-5.6 Glgtbl. A iris gym' V ,, gy., , f V, a .H .,f, V, ' v- 2,4 l,'f'k'.,gx X xx . vi? ,, X , . ,, 1 54 P ew --'A A . 1 X , S. -w X13 W fre , ,. M 9- ' , W 95+ -ff g fa ' N. 'gffjbiz ,. X ' H, ' - 4. 'qi lm, ., :gg L. Rf, f mmm , .. :si-Q - . -Q, .33 , 15.1, JI 1. , X s ' f v-. .4 K, 31 .0 v k7 e veg Z0 ,4 ',,,f I .r ' BARN DANCE A Barn Dance which is lots was put on Oct. 5, 1951. Cornstocks and pu pkins were used for gay decorations, Freshmen and Sophomores sponsored the occasion. A few games were played and then square dancing. Boys in jeans Q girls in bright skirts prancing. After the dancing we went to eat, Sandwiches, cookies, 5 pop-what a treat! Everyone there seemed to have lots of fun, Freshmen A sophomores decided, well done. LEAP YEAR PARTY ,4gfnY.4v-Q-L , i Y 44.3. .gf 26 'Nfw 6 ae I9 5? 'QD' 1925 L CHRISTMAS BALL 'Twas the 20th of December about 8 o'clock, The school came alive and the walls began to rock. The fire place nestled in one corner so neatg And the people started stomping their feet. The decorations were so pretty that it looked really neat, While the theme, Hiinter Wonderlandu fell at your feet. The people all commented on Gene Slayter's Band, For the music really was grand. The trees on the floor all covered with snow, Gave a magic touch that we want you to know, It was the Juniors and Seniors who sponsored the ball. Everyone that came enjoyed it all. The Girls League sponsored a Leap Year Party, And the rest of the students joined in very hearty. Q9 Each class chose a boy and a girl candidate, Q? For King and Queen on the proper date. ir t N Q, On February 114, 1952, we cast our votes and wondered who- Wbuld be the lucky ones to win, While the rest would sit around and grin, Pat Holman Q John Peckham were the ones the Seniors chose, Eva Sander and Larry Beers from the Junior Class goes, x h CJ Maris Milam and John Tuft, '. were sent by the Sophomores to do their stuff. Q5 ng! John Hallberg and Sally Ann Poole, - 0 LQ' 1 Came from the Freshman Class in school. I ,QL Pat and barry became King and Queen, L 4' 14 And made the nicest ones you've ever seen. 3 ' x 5, -L v, 5' ? L6 E fx 12 if if Q1 'F fi 'J-Q C :H L, 4 in 4 . Q . , f 4: g 2 .3 1 Wi' ' 1 'E :2 , A .., 1 fy 'l ff -- ' .555 A ' Qi Q qlrox' k' Standing- ADVISOR- Miss Wilson ATHLETICS- Albert Medford A Ass't Kieth Ellinqson . Sitting- Classes- Dona Rexford f FACULTY- Mor-Ion Smith Q A , 'fi' CLUBS- Darlene Griffen ' ' Betty Ediger 5 Q SENIOR CLASS- Lola Cessnun M, I L ,A SNAPSHOTS- Bobbie cz-Iobene 1 Y' U 3 K U' ' ' EDITOR- Pat Holman 1 4 SCHOOL ACTIVITIES- Eva Sander , Pat Jenkins CQ Joyce Mc Cain X ASS'T EDITOR- Beverly Lolo ' 5 MUSIC- Sally Poole , QL . CAMERA SHY'??? Bobby Akers, Gerry Hoyt We, the Staff, wish to extend' our thanks to Miss Templeton and the Art Class for their help in lining up our advertise- ments, to Mr. Martin and the Photography Class for takinggksnap- Sh0tS2 B130 to D011 Snell and Virginia Boushey for drawing cartoons. io Oli Sta.nding:Pat Holman-President, Gordon Rexford, Willie Wornstaff, Kieth Elling- son, John Tuft-Sgt. at Arms, Mr. Dexter-Advisor. Sitting:Eugene Mc Gowen-Vice-President, Albert Medford, Lola Cessnun-Sgcretary, Bobbie Gibbens, Lola Thompson, Joyce Beers-Treasure, Robert Cessnnn, Ronnie Osborne, Skip Mason, Joe Robinson. 3. . f w ,Nxxtlp fp gx 'tiff ! .Z ff I j ' N fx W ' i El g 1 1 X . ' r 2 W Q wiv f X da H L I .3 K. EMM 8 rw ZZ, K s N ab fyzb 5 SQ N . D o .v.f J s S J G 'F E X S 'fm' V Q N ' A K ' 3 2 -mf 3 ' , 4 4. W , Q f-f 1 I , A 3 9 fo . 4.24.4 oo ' l 7 7' 4 ' fl-if so 'R Y - ' 3,1 M -Q-. . Q V, '- 351 A. F l 1 notional Honor Society Sitting: Pat H.5 Joyce Beers, John Peckham, Pres.3 Keith E.3 Charles D. Absent: Lola Cessnung Skip Mason. lst Row: Bobbie Gibbensg Eva S.3 Bev Loveg Pat J.g Larry B.3 Lavonne D., Joyce Mc.: Sally T.: Marian Smith. ' 2nd Row: Dona Rexfordg Lola. T.3 Bob Cessnung Sandra C.5 Darlene G. 3 Mary T. - X, f I s 1 A 'W:1- 'J' ,- 129 ' - ' ,L sr-,ffta 'tu1'.' ' 1 .0 I tat' I , I , , , Society Ed -Pat Jenkins Reporters- Bernetta Eva S. Ad?-Sozhmlss' W3-15-'on Art Ed. 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'?t:1ii X 0 I fc k .... .CL Melo. - W M ',, I f-'s 1 5153- 1 ,, - ' 2214, ' it V Ffix 2.'iiiSIi -I-I-'ll-r '5 nQBS::::::SFF'-'SEZ- M7 ------ - El: I .H T1 .1 3 lst President- Eva Sander ' C C k X 1 2nd President- Joann ' wie' , , 1,gef5fE:E.ef:fef iiifitiii' Abicsoisiz EEE? 1 ' '- 0 'list fl k , . J., 'Roe Glee Club went car-cling Dec. 15, 1951. 'in 2 7 - I Pig 4.'?t6I'W3.1'dS they had a chili feed at the if QT 3 - i high School. Everyone was cold and wet fi- . ntg after carollng, except Miss Templeton who '32 X-T ,AT Z- -L. feel so chilly after spilling , 8, A 1 8 ,, H c all over herself!!! ' - I i elf-e l. -i .. girls feaqw President: Joyce Beers, Vice President.: Eva Sander, Secretary: Darlene Griffin Treasurer: Lola Thompson, Sergeant-at-Arms: Bernetta Drollinger Advisor: Jean Nickel 6311417 President: Skip Mason, Vice President: Larry Beers, san-Tren: Charles Davis Advisor: Dave Woodruff if f f. IQ! -iii 4 ' 41- I , X .. 4 ' X 'gg is . ' sn Q ALMA MATER ' Tune of Halls of Ivy. Gm, forever in our hearts, dear old Mapleton we'JJ. hold, All your dear traditions as fond memories unfold. Oh, your praises non we sing as we hold your colors high, To this our alma mater as the school days pass by. One day a hush will fall, The footsteps of us all will echo down the hall and disappear. But as we sadly start our journeys far apart, A part of every heart will linger here. Iet us stand and sing together- for we soon will have to part, It's M.H.S. forever and forever in our hearts. -x-x-x-n-x-u-x-x- SCHOOL SONG Tune of Anchors Aweigh Come on old M-apleton, you are the best. Fight for those Sailors, and tha.t's spelled: S-A-I-L-O-R-S U And when the game is o'er, if lost or won, We'll still be true, so stand up now, And fight for dear old Mapleton. Come on old Mapleton, you'll win tonight. You've got just what it takes- You'1l do it if you FIGHT, FIGHT, Frcm, FIGHT! So make those baskets count, dear blue and white Play hard old Mapleton. Come on and fight, You've got to win tonight. Rah! -u-za-n-u-x-zz--:ae FIGHT SONG Tune of We'll Build a Bungalow Weive got the T-E-A-M, Team, That's on the B-E-A-M, Beamg And 1re'l1 L-0-V-E, J-'ove them, All the T-I-M-E, Timo. We are the B-E-s-'r, seem Of an the R-E-s-fr, mm, And wan B-E-A-T, Beat you, All the T-I-M-E, Time 3 Oh, 'me've got Nodge, and we've got Don, And we've got Dave, and we ve got Johng And with Skippy on the beam, The Blue and Vlhite's our -----FICHTI -Zf l3-If-if-H-Xi-li-P6 ni 1, ' X K: xk. '44 ,QL-', V fe, fri. 'f+wv .af , .r-3 M. - 1 Y. .aw N f . a 1 4 mf' - -x ,. N JW.. 1 Shri., A. 4 N - 7 s - .N A .. ' 4.4 1 . L. K I . . ,M A , x , . pa. , -'. .yi . A .n 1 . A ' .,., naw X' 9 X , X , 4 V . I Q A , . X 'D .1 c X , K 4 ,, I Q 4 X f ' A ' Q 1 '--,' y r ., , lakh, I X 1 fx. ' -'vi A -, - 4. 'c g'4.Q' , N . -, , . . - . I 1 .mf . ,- , .IVV V -. b ,A A X . 1 -4, Af., I f XJ.. - ,, . . J' 5 .. df i , gif A Digg 55' A .., 4 Ee 14 2 i? is gr 5 if an DK' 'Q L? Sf gf if Q U, 5 br 2 52 K2 3 Q, w zz V' Lv E '31 fa 23 if ' 1 ,X 45 1f.'f5 94 1 H 4 'gg -I' Managers I E Dave Love M Albert Bear F -5-if ' Ends: Cool, fhelpq, Snell, York, Chastain. rg?gg??qEM n? Tackles: Colvin, Mceowan, Netz, childs, H ffwggffk ffiggf Guazds: Cessnun, Qhepherd, Moyer, Bob Davi nngj gig 1 if Mb n ,. b:Z Ab'V , ,XQ- Centers: Peckham, R. Rexford, Huntington m5QfQhMvQr Quarterback: Tuft, Mason. nfXQ4kgNnn rn Left Half: Gould, Kneaper, Medford, Akers x A. Right Half: war-nstaff, G. Rexford JE nnin ' we Zfy' Fullbackz Beers. ' otz, C. Davis. S 0 2-JQ1fiZ,.f.4, I!!! I H N .3 u?!5,f?5:! I mfs ' Q- x 'Il -gf' I . Y ' 1 41' X. BF' Ai fw :Z R !,,, x 5 ,. Q Q 1s,NY 5' J is '. 'J il KAMMM sf.q,?w fwiwm Qmmmmww5TMww'5W5WWiQQ ' . V ST' W if V .V buvz a -1-:fi , EQ, gj wfr .V 'V in H V A fa' V ' - qi fy ., , -V ' . V ' it , --5,Q,gQ f,.a - V. V V V ,ms Q- fi A -- ag..'f , ' . 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S5 s coach Bill Chandler ' LMS-39 MHS-lil MHS-35 MHS-311 was-35 MHS-30 MHS-L12 MHS-27 MHS-lL2 MIB-33 MHS-28 mis-35 MHS-35 MHS-31 MIS-23 MHS-36 Mfrs-38 Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Vs Lorane- Mckenzie Waldport Triangle Siuslavr- Monroe- Crow- Cre swell Siuslaw- Coburg- Monr oe- Triangle Crow- Oakland- Creswell- Coburg- Waldp ort- lI9X 1 IYIBH NIVH 'WH HILIPHT LIB H I LIB I a .,sXx I Iggy? 27' si a9A 7 ' ' i,- V , .. ,, 4, 23 1 Q I w g J if '3 5 .ff .9-fl , 1.-. . im' L 'ff' .1 4:5 ,, fv -' A . Y 1153 huxnnm Amuaux 79 WC iknsznmw muon Burr , IVKRWJ 1 A A 4L7: I Lrrr . 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TEAH' Front Row: Ricoard Di'L1, Norman Beers, Walter Cessnun, Danny Chapman, Jimmie Kneaper Back Row: Efidoe FarreZL1, Bob Bernhardt, Ronnie Oaburn, Kent Frauendiener, Sandy Wlnlfrey, Burrell Owens. YELL LEADERS Left to Right.: Ann Calbreath, Dorothv Schindler, Pat Workman. 4317 T '- , . J . , ' ' A - , A f ,+.i!3?W f.1,5 .-,, L . .gui 7 ww NJ' , ,Z of 2 , ,ff ffkgwf wif T N aw! M G:: Q Ogjmwf ww ,. lifgl S D .:,4g.,.b fx S11 , J Q g ' ?S0 ' i f2 i ,, M -2 'km , . 4 1 fM z17 WL 2 3 7 I 'TS A an M' Yfeemembeffm Q When aura. .'LJ4'ZL'p, ' 5 QM? Q,-Kuff fQ. 'UaJ.a, 0-Gfrvvv 201: QW! Wa fC.f5.g,4g 17. gnu If a-Lru l? d ,ew ' , W A Jawyeif wr X?j'A'f,l'l'1JgWdA JM-5e cf5A:7V' ' J 5 Zi?'fAf:g,g 45 W QfW90'Z 433 -- 5 , -gulf , , 'M Iflw-gg f5l3,gw, fc' 7 4- ll? ., f ff , ' S195 Y X - Vpgkgjghd - ' W gN3 X 0 'A jf www-1 gy CJ 1 LJIQWQ W if is? 6 ,iA- .,,,,, ' ' 5 . , 'fig 5 ' 'H 6S0AMxlXQ!I-fi? A. 5lig! '4'fh:?, , , V' ,.k, ' fi M J, b i' gh - -- P ,f1s L'. Q . 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' C 0' ' E DFORDJS ARKET DE ADXJOOD 06 ovferalniles Are Na+ o,,.,.+,A co, Pr.f.+ Groceries - Meat - Nollvbus ssusmu XMLLEY CO-OP A Swasslmone Co-op S-lore. 1 A .7 ' BECK CARRQQQS or-was Station gr Grocery BABY SHOP LA VONA MOVE 8 DEL SMITH -Hu., Fu ins - More Fins pa, ins - oil fn!-Ji-t.D.l'DBll4AI CE.N+tY Boat s-Gas-Gr oc srl es- Cab 1, ns- Flove-nce. J ro. ou 0 a i 'Phone 233 SHORTY Aomsows FRED ALS J BARBER SHOP '5'Cl JC2'37 2'EU kff Con 9,1-qfaeL'fion,6f T0 THE SENIOR CLASS OF '52 NA PLIITUN CASH SHIRE ' ' WQY9 CINE Home Cookm Jcl-mai pleases Swisslwcgmesl Gregor. B120 CKVIAN S QROC ERY Sf M5133 lljllzkwmj TIDE, OREGON 'Phone 3413217 Saul H Greer: Stlmp 'VIL 1mv'.f llfr E l'lom2WV10,Cp.f9Read and 'es 170143 lu WR l 5 'YAP'-Egrifu ERE Cugin Plaufvg JL AJ nj POB I .1-c-1 ..--- .-un--9 ,.68 Swiss!! Ni LYDICK I fl In ,LL Company 0 Dwglns Pre L-mince ' B 3 F cY I 9 JOHN M. BRG-.mg Suwssko -Iwalucjdii' VEIDING S HOP GENERHL REPHIRING welding bnnziuj and buhniua. . 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