Mill City High School - Timberwolf Yearbook (Mill City, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1948 volume:

., I X . I Dr' HE TIMBERWOLF My MSCHUUL 'Q- Q ,,,,,,ra- i 1.41: 1-KW.-.,r ' '- -'l.4irvfzK '4' 'aa ,.-.aa-.-. EDITLD BY THE O S S 'ILL I 'Y HIM OOL Q48 W Q-.t u N 3e:x.,,,w ADMINISTRATION tl. ' , .r . .- .f r. . I . L ks 'Ls' , . L. I . . . , J, . . I A lx . - ' ' . I- gg ' - K- y I I , .- - .Y... .- . A . In ,ga- ..,g-e,...g .,N,,,x-'.'4.,. - , Y ' ' .J vq1. ' 1 A- . F 4, ., .5 . .psi-'.v-1' . ' ,I , ' -. ' Ui - . -A. -. ' ' ' - 1 - , . M V- 5 . fl , , W7 MA ' I- ' v D I I It is with a sense of honor and respect that we dedicate Q Todo with a thank voun for his earnest and constant efforts on our behalf D E C A T O N . this year's TIMBERWOLF to Vernon rf N 1 ,9 s ,4 F' 'Q W STEPHEN A. HECK t 155 ann-3 Q. W ' A' .f,,-f EDITH MAQON -: .2J 5' i x . ,-P vw , I 1 ...,Q INA PEARL ALLEN Un OREN W HANKINS WALDEMKR KRAUSE ,f Q 4 , fi ff-,jd . A h K, 5 '--ff., X--as-if ' 5 f N Q d ' 'T' I fl as f fe 5 'sys' nh, ,W ,Ll a so Nw H 5 5 THE FACULTY PAGE At times during this term, our faculty has re- minded us of the passing parade. So many have come and SOD' Q Roger W. Johnston began the year as principal and resigned at the end of February. Vernon S. Todd, sup- erintendent of Hill City Schools, took over the admin- istrative duties for the remainder of the term. That Stephen A. Beck is the favorite faculty chorus girl was proven by a local talent show. He teaches the commercial courses and is coach, athletic director and senior class advisor. This is his second year here. Edith Mason, who has taught here intermittently for 15 years, teaches biology, home economics and fra ! man math. Room 2 under the auspices of Mrs. Mason has been transformed into a chamber of horrors by the many biological pictures in the room Ina Pearl Allen the individual with the apprecia tive soul, teaches social sciences and mathematics corner of her room 6 is noted for its fitting a d clever quotations 'Parlez vous francais' can be a swered in the af firmative now that the teaching of foreign language has been revived in the high school Oren W Hankins teaches English and geography in addition to Frendu He was formerly of Ohio and taught at Linfield College w LY Y P 1 r 5 -J 4 I I U r W Y 7 'r lr X7 last year Although many complained of the din and discordant sounds heard at 12 45 each afternoon a band was formed this year under the direction of Waldemar L Krause Mr Krause also teaches glee and the eighth grade H taught at Detroit last year Mrse taken over the formerly taught taught school in Mrs Vernon Walworth, a substitute teacher, has public speaking and science classes by Mr Johnston Mrs. Walworth has Hawaii for a number of years. S Todd has substituted several times throughout the year in the absence of regular teachers. THE END Wm N rib . I, ' . Z Q f Q v e if 1 Ki . g Q , M 0 Q . , . . L e 0 9 I 1 c e e 6 e e 3 It f fl' l I p ,J Q5 Q tw?-3, 'X - -'f Hy'w l'- se'fV ax e 7 f 9 ,se 'stat rrff-ral., 0 , ' Gy ca 4 Q A n ,Aff 'Sf 'VX v yi A ..Y 7.-ki . I :fi '. ' ' as fl ,anwx fx-Vx Q I l ,f f if r A xx ,U 4 AN V iwmffw, 4 Mf V .SQ f W ! ,+f -NJN A ,X W Q Q lj A cf , . 2 - , Q - f X X V . .45 A qi if xxx fwjf ' . ' ,A I W U -.gf f L f CLASSES law' Jia R F 1 -ag mp S I-v gi Q-'Sf 'nv' . - f 'iivi' 'SII 12221212225 Ifi :': zlf zii 1.. ,,,ff ' ' I X ' ' Q ' Q 6.1 . V' 1..,, 5 4 .,A,,: E2 ...,. V It -V A ' ,..' '1 51i?5?35525?I ': ffl- gg, f ,w X- , 1,1, I a I 1 s A X 3 E- Y'- i J- Y-, ,Pa 'elgifu I ,fu - 'Marv 5 ? J l I SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Our Life Story in Three Acts Act I, Scene I The setting is the first grade room of M. C. G. S. in the year 1936 on a momentous day in September. The actors are four trembling first graders, Mild- red Toman, a smiling bashful child of fiveg Gordon Kay, well supplied with spitwads and sling shots with which to launch his career as a school boy, nBilly' Howe, an extremely healthy looking youngster with not a hair out of its well chosen place: and Isabelle Case, a patch on her forehead, the aftermath of a quarrel with her little sister. The ensuing events are typical of any first grad- ers experiencing their first plunge into read1n', 'ritin, and 'rithmetec. Scene II As the curtain rises we find on stage in addition to the original cast, La Verne Cas he was known thenl Lengacher, book in hand ready to answer any question he may be asked Scene III About the middle of the act, there appears on stage a blonde little girl, Ginger Vandermeer whose feelings are utterly crushed when she is first put in the second reading class She later gains her reward by being advanced to the first reading class Scene IV Amid the December snow scene, a blue eyed, blonde girl from Wisconsin is viewed mingling with the other class members who are already looking forward to the day, they too, shall enter high school and be Wall grown up Before the curtain falls La Verne leaves the act to return in a latter phase of our play SceneV Tap dancing and ballet is the main feature of the of the fifth act Girls in this act are enrolled in a dancing class when we are joined by Phyllis Anden son from McM1nv1lle who excels along this line CCont on next pagel ...-f f' f i E r ! 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Scene VII From the nearby 'city' of Gates, the cast is joined by Valleda Moberg who soon becomes more famili arly known as 'Butch'. Scene VIII Our teacher in this act brings her daughter, Carol Sletto, to join our class. We are very much enter tained by her piano playing. At the close of this final scene of the first act, the eight members of the class are seen bidding adieu to grade school days and anxiously anticipating enter ing high school in the fall. Act II, Scene I Thirty eight people crowd the stage as the curtain rises but before the curtain falls several fade from the scene New students remaining with the eight orig inal ones are Carroll Johnston, the Pietrok twins, Louis and Louise, Clyde Richards, and Jeanette Nydeggen Scene II This scene is taken up mostly with the entering and leaving of several students Scene III Entering at the beginning of the scene is Duane McFadden, who, near the end of the act is destined to fill the enviable office of student body president Scene IV Bob Kanoff, Dick Nichols, and Marvin Cunningham enter this final scene of the second act to add to our football team which plays in the quarter finals for the first time in several years All present and accounted for, the nineteen members of the class anxiously await that dramatic last act of the play Act III The curtain rises for a few short minutes and the audience beholds the nineteen students, in their minds looking backward to the days that lie behind them and looking ahead to the many experience and adventures which the future holds THE END ,.,-ff 0 e O O u S 0 - -- ': f:..ii:f I--2 3 , N, ' ' ?5','fji,113i3ii5Ef2E5IgE5E5:.215. 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Rub- bing his hands and cackling with glee, he is inter- z rupted by the entrance of a servant who hands him a 5 letter. Slitting it open with a diamond tipped paper 5 K 5 l knife, he begins to read: April 10, 1998 I Q, V Dear Mr. McFadden, X Q This is in reply to your request as to what has happened to your former classmates, 5 f At the present time, Carol Sletto has retired to ' w her home, a local show place, in the Cascades near Mill A , City. At one time she was the toast of Broadway and - Hollywood but has gone the way of all over night sen- sations. Incidentally, she has changed her name sever- al times the latest is Eileen Madison. Divorced by the former Delores Brewer in 1955 Gordon Kay disappeared and was not heard from again by his friends When located he was sitting in a rocking chair on the porch of a home for retired prospectors in Tuscon Arizona a typical desert rat Valleda Moberg is now the editor of the well known Daily Blat , a successful newspaper published in Chi cago She began as an office girl and worked herself to this position. Miss Moberg is also president of the World Federation of Newspaper and Magazine ditors. Our information was taken from Who's Who Marvin Cunningham, the well known explorer, writer an lecturer has traveled widely throughout the uni verse He has made extensive explorations on the moon and was the first to reach Jupiter At the present time, Mr Cunningham is preparing for an expedltion reach Pluto by way of an advance base on Jupiter. Clyde Richards alias The Claw , is now running a night club in San ancisco. He is being closely wat ched by the local police and the FBI As yet, nothing has been pinned on him but he is believed to have a a gambling house located near the water front K Continued next page! f in ,,Jv'w fjgf ' ggyr M I J EL- xW gfn af-A -f X' f of ,fx 'I A l.,-- ' ,,.f- .X I I 1 1 2 S l i 1 I, 1 , 3 4 V H- ! f 3 1 .Q Z , ' Q 'H ' .' . i 15 ij , A -- -H - M - 5 9 ' - 2 5 5 ,jr X 3 n n - f p 1 ' . 1 , , 2 , up dll N . 13' xx . I M , I I . 1? . ' . v a - 1 . a '- o , I I . 1 s . , fa, I 0 . to 7 1 .' 1, I A V ,, 4 ' Hr - + . 0 S f 1 fr I K Q Y ,. I , ,Q I . -- - - 'L' if 1 ' J - - -- f ' Qika:-:52fs:5:5'a-15'-125f:'1'f.' 3' ' 1. - .9 V Q,--TV.. 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Considered a multi millionaire, Mr. Nichols is one of the leading industrialists of our time. louis Pietrok left this country soon after grad uating and took a vagabond trip around the world After investigating, we found him to be in India settled down as a part owner and foreman of a tea p antation Virginia Vandermeer is a political boss She be gan as treasurer of Seattle, uggled the books Kthis has not been definitely proven and over the years has gained control of the city She is now mayor and is known as Boss Vandermeer The Boss' influence is widely felt in the state and she is noted for getting what she wants when she wants it Bill Howe is wanted by the police in England and the United States on a counterfeiting and swindling charge. Because of his special charm used in swindling rich old women, he is commonly known as Gentleman B 11 His present location is not known but two years ago he was in Brazil. Isabelle Case recently want madsswhlle experiment ing on a serum to prolong life Before going mad she was one of the leading researchers into the feasibility of over coming the force of gravity. The scientific world has lost one of its leading researchers. John Lenzacher was discovered in lower New York City near the water front. He is a pan handler and the only home he knows is a flop house. He has been arre- sted by the police several times for masquerading as a blind man while begging. Darlene Downer, who is owner and operater of a reducing salon in Miami, was quite difficult to locate as she has changed her name. Her place of business is known as nPierrette's Beauty Salon--Bodies Repaired While You Waitn. She speaks with a phony French accent in order to draw the richer clientele. Phyllis Anderson, a fortune teller and medium, travels about the country with her husband. She has adopted the name, Slinky Suzie. 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V A 1 ' ' f , , P M' 'X mm - AA jiiiffflif4QQEfEQ'QfQi 1: 1 Q ' f I ff f ' F , zii F2 :AA 22 ' X i A x . Q Q . Q J vsj.-1 . 55 , Q 'f H ' 5 Q23 'l -i,, V1 . M my J Q . X P B: vig ' 5 K -S-. -.-l.. ,.-1 -J.-a wi1AfQ,Qlj'i 4 ,g t Xb, , 1-5 W 1 I Specializing in communing with the dead, they watch for deaths in the well-to-do group, then take them for a few hundred dollars. Mildred Toman is the captain of a tramp steamer-- the first woman to enter this field. The ship, nThe Greasy Schoonern, is dirty, but a sturdy vessel. It calls regularly in the ports of China and the East Indies 0 Resulting from a trip she made in her senior year of high school, Carroll Johnston developed a mania for going on trips and giving lectures. She enjoys travel- ing about the country in her streamlined, two-seated motorcycle--the other seat is for her chauffeur. Louise Pietrok is the ace sportscaster of the United States since Bill Stern has retired. Listeners enjoy her ntobacco auctioneer'sn manner of speaking. She is now reporting the world series Jeanette Nydegger spends most of her time at her home high atop the Matterhorn designing novelty dog whistles as fast as her company in Bern Switzerland can produce them Hoping that this information satisfies you, remain Yours sincerely, Roger Stephen Beck P S You might be interested to know that my son, grandson of old Coach Beck made All American this year D2 ff Jw A six 5 -ff f 's V 4 P Ll P r 9 hr Q' 1 lr ' i o If V I YQ V if C NK' s 4 Q 9 My R. S. B. W .3 L 1 H V I 1! J 1 y Q f 1' v Q Y ' ff ' J 5.5 l W fix' R N -,, , g ,- x 5 fs S : ew- g,a--ls, A is as for at IL An V' I sl , e i B5., t fax? ftf ' XX K, , ' xwgm fgjfl' d' l.h V U Vigf L I7 'M APN' w , , 1 I :f,, zlgfg ,:.. 555- - E :lv dig: I,,::.,: 3:EEE:Exi.,,5, ,-,,, ?E3,:EEE:::?::.. F X X If ff A7 A 4 1 4 I x 1 4 ,gif f ,X if r- C. i X X 4 N45 Ax 4 '47 V 1 J- Q- 1- -A pf f Nw ,L Q X iwfbx X X if 444 44 A .4 r Ki 4 4 7 4 4 L 4 4 4 4 4 4 ,4 4 4 44 4 !y liz NJ, 44 4 N K , H fwM -1 444 af . A - . -LW ,,,. 1. A f 4 ' 4 X N- g fqgf ' ' ' my v U W Q! f A I7 mms H Ml 5 Front Row: Betty Syverson, Marian King, Virginia Jackson, Marian McFadden, La Cretta Thomas, Miss Allen, Second Row: Francis Clark, Franklin McDowell, Al Haas, Gerald King, Eunene Thornley- sack Row: Louis ver-beck, B111 -rumiafge, David Karr, Kirk wil-ici, Jerrold Hunter. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY At the beginning of our junior year, we had a class of fifteen students. Bill Turnidqe and Betty Syverson left, leaving us a class of thirteen. Representing our class in student council this year is our president Louis Verbeok. Other class of- ficers are La Cretta Thomas in the office of vice nresb dentg Marian McFadden, secretaryg and David Karr, treasurer, Miss Allen, class advisor. ' Our activities this year have included a pie sale, the traditional Junior Prom, a donkey basketball game and the Junior-Seni anquet I1 1 3 Q ophomores A 51: of Front Row Irs. Nason Ethel Sklllings, Frances Pietrok Delores Brewer Leila Mae fhite Ph llis Timm Second Row Tuanita Thomas Ronald Ravsdale Tomnie Fisher Frnest Fodrabsxv, Doralee Pound Marjorie Downer Back Row L wrence Poole Lawrence Thornlef Gordon Miller Leo Poole Jim NERGY, Tohn 'elson SOPVO'OQV CLASS UIQTOWV seventeen students Before the end c Pe ,e r class had increased to twent students Plass officers of the freshman vear were Lavrence Doole nr sident Sonny Ielso vice pre de t tordcn iller secretary Glenn Meeks treasurer Viss Allen advisor Vineteen students enrollei in war sonhomore ve Class officers we e Leo Doole oresident Frances Pietro? vice president nthel Skillinvs secretary Tomwie Fisher treasxrer oozny Nelsor erzeant at arms Phvllis Tim, re orter Ars Mason 31V1SOP The rain events were initiatlon :fic W s short but thorough, the reshman s omore pa tv to w ch he student bodw w s invited, nd a nie social Later sponsored a scavenger hunt and dance 6 , C1 ' 'fx VJ W , . K , 7 ,, , ' T ,z Q v n ? 127 N sa ,, H vi A, - - , u ? 1 ' ' rr , '-1 ' S i 4 , , , 3 ' ' Ei T n ' s Q . 'I , ' L : is .nu ., , V , , . .. , 5 .Y 5' g c , , , U, - , L ,' Q Q - o fl Q ' 9 0 ' y f y M , .5 .,, K , h A , , ... A. ' L A A Q 1 ., L .LJ L ,, x '. At the becinninn of our freshman year there were . L J sf tn f a the L - ...- x - JY 1 Q J . ... V f ,, : Y. .1 , , CE , 4: T I ,Q 19 V n Sk I1 . I -.' .11 .1 W . 9 ' 3 1 Q J. , S il . , 1. , 5 u ' n . D are ' r : T , , - g s , - 1 X T, Q S . v .1 ,T , 5 ' : , T A: 'L a L, 3 - . 5 ' .'TI, D 5 'v , L , - , 11 ., . , 'o ',. 7' .. v. T Q - oth r j s 'Fi H t- f 21 2 T A . , we C Teillman f Front Row: Verl Moberp, Mary Ellen glite, La Vetta yowelson, Anna Mae Nelson, Mr. Hankins, Nadine Crow, Betty Humphreys, Jo Uoy, Floyd Kind, Second Row: Dorothy Mason, Delorse Mason, Erma Glason Owens, Joan Davis, Wanda Haney, Wanda Vandermeer, Marlene Verbeck, Vera Ficek, Patsy West, Ardith Kilgoreg Back Row: leail Lande, Harlin Gibson, Willis Potter, Jerry Swan, Jim Uravitz, George Neal, Billy Kinzer, Velvie Halliaan. Jim Anderson CAbsent FRESHMEN CLASS HISTORY The freshmen class benan with an enrollment of twenty seven. J1m'Prav1tz and Erma Clason left in the middle of tte term, reducing our class to twenty five. Class officers chosen were: Pat West,'nresidentg Harldn Gibson, vice president, Dorothy Mason, secretary treasurer, Jim Anderson, reporter, and Mr. Hankins, advisor. Initiation began the second week of the school year and lasted for three days ending wit? a party in our honor elven by the soptomores. The majority of the freshmen class was active in extra-cirricular activities, We were represented in glee club, band, and basketball. 5 nv? Av- ' ::,, 1' ACTIVITIES NILIFIL ETFIFF -gimme ' 1 x .- v ' 1, ,.- ...I K fHy1li .f K r xf 11 ga -., K xr V, 4 v 'n :' fj. ,44- Y 1 W v fr qu 'yrqrr riQ? f . .1 ,,, QM Hunk S4 . x' , 'HW EIIIUNEIL tar Isabelle Ca e mreasure Gordon Kay, Vlee president Verl Mobe Athletic Ganaeer Jeanette Nvdeefer Adv ianager Back Row Mr Johnston Advlsor Leo Poole Sophomore President Louis Verbeck Tunior Presldent Duane 'cFadden Student Body Pres dent Pats lest 'resbmer President Mr Peck B okkeeoer fAhqen+l fn Afs Clvde Richards Gordon Kay, Mildred Toman Duane McFadden Isabelle Case, Jeanette Nydeqqer, Verl Moberg ll z i. ,, '. i ck, A. F 1 ,W 1' 4 Q, ' 2. 'Q T' 5 X W ,V , lt: ,V Mud I Nw k L X Q W X , -M ' , 5 Front Row: Clyde Richards, Sat. at Armsg Mildred Toman, Secre- ff: S , A -I Jr: Qs . ' - s rs, 3 M 5 ', ,Q , . A 3 ' ' ' 9 3 9 W, . -, 1 ' Q ., 3 . . ul . , , 1. 3 ff V , i' . 1 I . Q J , O . A I . . . 4-191 I- .. - 1 - .. . - - . - 4 ,- l N v H a - 9 ' 1 J' 'ront Row Tommie Fisher, La 'etta Dowelson, Alto norns Verl Hoberg, Snare drum, Louis Verbeck Bass drum Kirk Jirick, Bari tone Virginia Jackson Tenor horn Mary Ellen White, Cornet Second Row 'illis Potter Vera Ficek, Wanda landermeer, Leila hae nite rvllis Timm larinets Patsy West Piano, Marjorie Downer, PPTUClS Clark, Marlene Verbeck, Trombbnes Back Row Leo Poole, Cornet David Karr, Gordon Miller, Trumpets Jim Anderson, Tuba Lawrence Poole, Ernest Podrabsky, Trumpets N L Krause, Director L Krause a new made considerable CFHDYS year The nivh school's was organized lnder Mr additlon to the faculty, has in the music department this first band in several years Krause's direction The band made its initial aopelrance in nCornzapopp1n', a local talent show. It has received much praise on its progr ess 1n the br ef time it has been organized - .1 Q Q W 1 I W1 qi X , V 'nail S E 4: R in ff ' ' r 3 fx V m X 1 1 , - - Q sa ts Q 4 V' 'N Il: I fnylili . ' 1 , :' 2 A A T4 l Y 3 x . . V 9 ' V I D O O 'Il O 9 V I 1 ! n W 3 Y . ll . , , J A I' svn , PA A. J - .A.. A 1 , 3 , , A I ' v. . 1 3 : ' C O D ' ' 2 O 4 A O ' ! 9 . v - Q I I Xlnl, . . , . ' f 1 I ' Q L . X , , 7- - o 0 .- V A L n I ' 4 , , Q 450 BOYS' GLE CLUB W L Krause Director Wanda Vandermeer Pianist Q50 GIRLS' GLEL CLUB W. L. Krause, Director 3Epv3ffP-ZW IRLS' nPEPn GLUE Officers: Virginia Vandermeer, President Valleda Moberg, Vice president lsabelle Case, Secretary Manda Vandermeer, Treasurer gg 4 , 'iln.df X Qllk ri! tqlll, .ewwmw BUYS' LETTERYEN CLUE Officers: 13111 Turnidge, President ffl:-sent? B111 Howe, Vice president KNOW acting president! Ernest Podrabsky, Secretary-treasurer 3254 x . s f d f C , are . t C 'wg fifigwgiggiv .'A1 .nEEsflEHEEQH?' 'A': : We ., XSh?i ' fl33E?,?QE? 'AZI EEiNEHE?WfQefff 'M'Af?5YIv. 9 W Q wwf h ...le efaaeefg, e or l 'Q , 'P ' A ': 11,::.,,.. Q --ZA :2-V I mf' -a.,,,xhn, 1947 1948 CALENDER OF EVENTS Initiation started the year off with a SMELL of garlic and onions worn around necks of green freshmen much to the discomfort of the student body. During the two days of initiation, the girls wore bathing suits, long underwear and carried gunsg boys wore girls shorts and halters, and represented pirates complete with foot ball pants, eye patches and high heels. As a climax to initiation, the sophomores honored the new full-fledged freshmen. with a party. A large number of students attended and had fun playing games and danc ing. Next on the agenda of calender events was a Hallowe'en Masquerade party which helped to decrease property destruction. Jim Anderson and Jo Roy won the f main prizes for being the hardest to recognize. Stan- f . dard Hallowe'en games helped to make the party a suc- A cess. Local business men donated prizes for the party. A season that grew up from the funny papers was introduced to Mill City High by the student body During this season , girls asked for dates and paid of financial difficulties and lack dents spent their evenings at home male section of the called ntwerp seas the bills Because of nerve many stu To conc ude twerp season the Lettermen's Club sponsored a dance which wasn't very well attended Few took part in the amateur program which was the first of its kind in the high school this year. Betty Humphreys was given the prize for an accordian solo Other contestants were Louise and Louis Pletrok in an electric guitar duet a song by 'The Three Flips and a Flopn Jim Anderson, Kirk Wirick, Tommie Fisher Phyllis Anderson and a vocal trio by Mary Ellen and Leila Mae White and Joan Davis The annual Football banquet was held December 5 in the Recreation Room Those attending were the football team Coach Beck, members of the facultv, yell leaders and the guest speaker Jerry Lillie coach at Willa mette University Much credit should e given the boys' mothers who prepared the banquet CContinued next page! M17 MZ' ,p JW, if gt Q ff w e f ,-e- xv 5 , K E 1 1 4 t I Q 6 xf A by fl n O , , 0 f Z OI1 , 5 Y ' 1 ' 5 - f . i 5. L, fy I s If YI ' 9 X r 7 4 . ' 41 l . I? , '. WI, 1- 0 ,I ' 1, . 3 I - 1 , . l ' F I , M I ' r 9 .4 p ' , 9 4 1 ' . in 7 A 4 . A . l r N, K W . I 1 V JXNY K. 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The play steam bath and five confused love affairs. were: Louis Verbeck, Dr. Benjamin Bellows, idge, Algernon Clawhammerg David Karr, Augustus May, Francis Clark, Simeon Singletong Jerry Hunter, George Tobing La Cretta Thomas, Florence Bellows, Marian King, Mrs. MacEckrong Marian McFadden, Dolly MacEckrong Betty Syverson, Maggie Brady, Virginia Jackson, Mrs. Amelia Tobing Mr. Hankins, director. Something different in Pie Social sponsored by the teur talent show made up the ning. Myrna Clason, a seven for a piano solo. Students were Phyllis Anderson, accompanied by Carol Sletto, Ernie Podrabsky, Joan Davis and Mary Ellen White. Mr. W. L. Krause and Reverend Lloyd Whitford also partic- ipated. the line of parties was a Sophomore Class. An ama- entertainment for the eve- year old, won first prize displaying their talents The March of Dimes was the recipient of the pro- ceeds of a Faculty vs. High School basketball game. The high school came out on top by a small margin Prevlously, the old men of the faculty had scored a victory over the A string Also on the March f Dimes program was a volleyball game between the faculty and the high school girls This was a complete walk away for the faculty There was also a gradeschool basketball game between Mill City and Gates Proceeds amounted to 5 The senior class presented a three act comedy, 'Nuts To You which was a real success The plot con cerned a young man who needed money badly to finish college He advertised himself in the local paper as a consulting psychologist for people who were afraid of losing their minds. He got plenty of 'patients' who turned out to be actors in the third act The cast h cluded Marvin Cunningham, Tom y Winter, Bill Howe, Steve Grinnell, Louise Pietrok Emily Winter Gordon Kay William Winter Isabelle Case, Lou Prentice, Vir gin a Vandermeer Jean Hammond Phyllis Anderson, Nellie Mildred Toman Constance Dinwlddie Louis Pietrok, Henry Short Duane McFadden T T Trumbull Carol Sletto, Maude Middleton Dick Nichols, Bert Bax ter Jeanette Nydegeer Sallyjean Gould John Leng acher, Milton Geer Valleda Moberg, Mrs Short Clyde Richards and Bob Kanoff asylum guards Mr Johnston director lContinued next page! 1-if gy? A w,mvf f ff' ff e ?yf Q V .1 V4 9 HA I 0 5 V! 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An original rainbow theme was used by the juniors who sponsored the prom. A rainbow with a pot of gold at the end graced the room. Students an faculty members, together with a large number of alum ni, made the total approximately 125. Music was fur nished by 'The Midnight Serenadersn. Following the prom, the juniors sponsored a donkey basketball game between the high school and the town team the donkeys came out victors. The sophomores entertained the student body with a scavenger hunt and dancing. Prizes were given to those who returned first with their finds. An unusual combi nation of refreshments was served at the party-chili and cokes. At the time of this writing the carnival is in its beginning stages. It is to be sponsored by the student body for the benefit of the athletic fund. There will be among other things, a cedar chest raffle, a bingo game, dart games, roulette and local football movies. Another coming event is the Junior Senior banquet only year Three groups are expected to furnish a consider stimulus in music interest in the community school they are the able high In the grade school the make a musical impression ing educational Future this group Our Music Week observance calls for a concert May 7 in which these four music groups from the high school will participate band mixed chorus boys glee club and girls glee club. Another unusual musical feature will be the music broadcast by the glee club over KSIM on April 25 This will consist mostly of sacred music THE END fffff A ff Magi! my W, ff fWf,Z2 jQy ' f 9 .- i I 4 1 5 o 1 e 4 ! . L c , 5 . gl ' 9 9 - .- I A . Q f ---1--7 I A -if I ,.- 7 ,lglafs 4, lunar -,, -a- 1' nl, , W' nmmamm ' - ,Y 4-5 'T' ' -, ,- ,gangs- -A'L' 4 ,.-,-1' :fs - . as ' 'A' 's' -4 5 . , --al , ,fmfezgcfiguf ' 2- 'M . - f ,f , ' , ' -. -, f' .jf , z?9,v5k.,r-f,a?fW I ' 4,421 ' l ,f 4 4' - ' V- Y . 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Week Marv n Funnix h Wurene Tkorrley, Leo Poole, Bill TUPNldWP Lawoeroe Woole Jim Anderson Tommie 1 Her. faslfefball 2 Front Row Jerry Hunter Louie Jerbecf Gordon Viller Jim Anderson 'u ene T oroley Back Row Vefl 'obera, Tommie 'fsher larvin Funningham Duane McFadden Laxfence roole Leo oole, P. Beck. - f , , . f I N I' . I Y I xygj w 'bf -4 sf 1 t f b ' ' . A e b '. a n , . I K K 1 ' .. 1 ., . I F , ' I .v a ' , ' - , , ' - Y F1'..LZ'1'C R W: ' 'f err' His 4 at -411 ff .ve Di , ' Q i i D f' a A T, ' Y , A - ' - 'F f A - I 1 l .. , . ' . ' Lf, ' ,' 1 XJ , L , .e 1..eN7 3 ,1 .. : 1 0, ,, ,J 3. J 1' am, -,e 4 A 1 55.1, .. A V 1' o , in - , Gordon Miller, Louis yietrok, Clyde Ricoards, Bob ianoff, ' . 'CP rw L. QL 4-90 -4 Q ,lv I . 5 ! VA W ' 1 1' 'f f 1 R ' 1 A - , . 5 on 1 4 4 M V M ' ,I m -3 ' ' A V, ' Q A F' E' Q I . ' ' o L 9 J f- 'io of Q 51 H ' -- ' ' , -. l: ,. i ' ,. . C. f P If M 1 I L TL . ,., ' 1 - A 2 .- , -, X . 1 ,, , 'Q xr. TI n - . : - .vi y r- o , .1 A ' H W : G J. , , , 1 4 Q 1 A .1. rg ,.,,., :.Vi, ,:..A' , gy e ,--ff ff--:fe 'f ' y .1 N -pax, tj' eg f x it ,Y .hh ,l ,L sv.. to ,s Lb! ,ft . FOOTBALL Individual scoring: 1:01113 V9I'b6Ck0oc0o0000 00045 C1yd6 RiChBI'dS0sos 000026 Lawrence Poole.... . L60 P0O16ooo0000 o 0 0 Bob K9.n0ff00000 0 H0W90o000000o o AlH8.8.Sq000000000000 00 Marvin 0 0 0 0 0 Q 0 0 After much discussion as to whe or not Mill City would play football this year the Timberwolves surprised many people by going into the state play off. After taking the District 5 Championship, the Timber- wolves went on to lose out of the state tournament to Myrtle Creek 7 to 6 The first game of the season was with St Paul St. Pauls' hopes dropped at the final gun leaving Mill City a 12 to 0 victory Mill City lost the second game of the year 31 to O to the Aumsville Rangers due to a lack of pass defense The 'Wolves took to the road to bring hone a 191 0 7 victory over Gervais Trailing by one point the morale of the Mill City team went up in the second half when A1 Haas pulled down a Gervais pass to make the score 12 to 7 Verbeck on a pass play, went on in the fourth quarter to make it 19 to 7. Going on to a 20 to 0 victory over Turner the Timberwolves were ready for the big game of the year Chsmawa. Taking the Indians by surprise the 'Wolves went on to beat the Chemawa team 53 to 19 M111 City went on to a 19 to 13 victory over Hub bard in the sixth game Mill City then beat Jefferson 6 to O on the Jef ferson field The Jefferson team was prevented from scoring by being kept out of Mill City territory CContinued next page, ,diff ,ff GA-JEY, L I7 I t e as 5 so e is? ox A y C We n gf R 9 ' 'Vne ,, fi , - f-,-f-L. W -,--,,, -,L ,A f v.,- v Y- Y- A,-- . , gi-Q3gf3'g:-5EAjj ,,,v 5 ,:' ,'- 5 3 :-:, 53:5 :z ' ,:. 1 J .. , -,N . q .. ,, 5Efg:55.,::., S.. . 6 . ,. I , fn ff 1 Q X I X Q M X 1 f' r 'Q - IQQ f f W i 45 'V 'L l! I L P 3, I Ls QP 'V 'P X1 Y Y X XX! P lx I F r if C 1 3 L ' 1 47 4 ,N 1 K ,V fy W 1 ff x, A ' V 3 , V 62-N 565 try- ' 4:ff 'f H . nf- ' WP A .,.,i: ff A 47, X f F -1 '- -:V..,A Q-'Y .A f xB 1,1 j',:.f Z . H ,. t u W 2:74, X A I7 DA13iif,?E52f5'::lzgfegf ':l'W Mm' M o, s ,A 1,03 ,'5N If Ai '.::1 t 3555 ,EQEEQMHWT 1,, :1.1. ': ' , 2-' ' m Ml'T'l3N-Ymmm W 'vv,,: 52,21 Q- ,z ,,.: zl, 15: :-,.- 1 ,ww WJ, Nw.. . , , NN Munn-Z., Wi'-Rag-N -Y-...Y T... f ' ff 2 7 f ahea s h 1. sa- aa-. 2- at sa .Wa - C+- tiff s 1:1 , l pb 9 1 1 Ending the league play, the 'Wolves took on Monroe to win by a 15 to 6 margin sending the Mill City team to the state finals. Myrtle Creek was the last game of the year for the Mill City team. Playing the Myrtle Creek team in the quarter-finals, the Timberwolves hung up their uniforms with a loss of 7 to 6. BASKETBALL Our basketball squad this year did not become a championship team. But they did accomplish the feat of defeating some of their old rivals, They won third place in the Marion County B League and would have showed higher if it wasn't for some heart-breaking one point losses. At the end of the season, the Timberwolves parti- cipated in a single Willamette University February 15 l4 and 20 21 In the elimination tournament held at first game, Mill City defeated Gates 29 to 19 But the next night, lost to game Chemawa 41 to 57 in a very close The B team had a better season than the A team They won eight games while losing only four .fffif JW 1 4' ' ,ff ,-. ,ns r l 1 i 1 I 'Q 4, I - as , ! if r H ff , , X V IA O VI- 4 Q ,W ' 4 O ' -5? , , . V F X 3 4 . W ,II 'u F y . .q . 2 'L R, J , -, , fl 4 I 5 r W T 2 if big, Nw, ,I h , 3 asa- 1 ' W' --am- XM ---...W --:YE-51 .12 2 Y 'W -.E.:S:,.i:s5Z':fff':--lv-U. f ' 7 . a l me 'llnm ,y yr, X, .. 7 is 5 ' -. -an 'M ' ., ' 2 ffiiif, :'f::ff3E55ff2.f:-f,i- 1-1. ' - ' ' ,. 2 ' . . Q ' ,ff , V- ' f X' y . . ' -- V1 .f ' '4L::s-1ff95w- 4--, -:-fm.. .. u i - -- vsf tH2aQ3 Ha iWT1fwE?Wf'55mmr,afiiQwa. EQZEEEQYL ii, N Q -x. 'W ' V. 1 .' 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Pendleton PORTER E LAU Radios Appliances Service First With What You Want Most' PHONE 215 STAYTON OREGON DAVID M REID REAL ESTATE INSURANCE Mill City, Oregon MILK SHAKE SHACK Open From Noon Until Midnight THE SMART SHOP 115 North Liberty Salem, Oregon Sweaters and Sportswear Junior Miss Styles SHUX ELECTRIC CO Hotpoint Appliances Phone 964B Stayton Oregon CLIPPER SERVICE A P Hermen's Oil Co Stayton, Oregon Stove oil Diesel Gas Phone Blue 54 LYONS FOOD MARKET Lyons, Oregon Phone 94 M G Brassfield R M Brassfield Best Wishes to the Next Senior Class Class of 1948 N D at 'At Your Service' I CLAUD SERVICE STATION Stayton, Oregon THE GEM CAFE E TAVERN Good Menus For Everyone Refreshments of all Kinds Stayton Oregon AL US DRUG STORE Stayton Oregon Prescriptions Drugs 20 Years of Continuous Service REMEMBER YOUR 5 R's FOR eliable adio epairs STIFFLER RADIO a APPLIANCE C0 Admiral Dealer Real Estate k Insurance Stayton, Oregon Films Fountain School Supplies Drugs Sundries Prescription Service Magazines THE JEWEL BOX For Exclusive Jewelry Diamonds watches Silverware S Muchnick 443 State St Phone 5510 Salem, Oregon STAYTON HDWE k FURNITURE C0 Friendly Service Phone 374 Stayton, Oregon GEO. 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BELL HILL CITY PHARMACY Compliments HILL TOP GENERAL STORE M111 City Oregon Albert Toman Mary Toman Success To The Best Class MILL CITY FURNITURE CO Dave and Nan Epps Bob Wilson E Butch Sporting Goods Complete Line of Athletic Equipment Award Sweaters Agent for Johns on ' s Out Board Motors Complete Gun Repair Shop 572 State St Salem, Oregon 1948 Graduates MILL CITY STATE BANK M111 city, oregon of HOWARD-MAPLE Be s t W1 she s To The THE FASHIONETTE 429 Court Stre t Salem regon nSmart Clothes For The Smart Miss Right Out of Style Magazines STAYTON BEAUTY SHOP Crystal Miller Phone 225B Stayton, Oregon MOM R POP'S CAFE WOOD'S STORE General Dry Goods Ladies and Childrens Dresses Mill City, Oregon Groceries Confections RESSLER'S GROCERY on Hi Way East of M111 City Ice Cream JOHN NELSON GARAGE Mill City Oregon Auto Parts R Repairing Seal Power Products 'Convratulationsu INNSIDE CAFE 'S Mrs. A1 Haun Gates Oregon nCONGRATULATIONS' Western Store's Western Auto Supply Co Dale Crabtree Francis Forrette Phone 594 Stayton, Oregon li we Give S k H Green Stampsn TUELS FOOD MARKET The Friendly Store Ken Hanson Virg Tuel Stayton, Oregon CAPITAL DRUGSTORE J H Willet ality Always Winsn 405 State at Liberty Salem Apparel for Men Women and Childre Stayton Oregon 'Compliments to the Class 48 STAYTON BAKERY Stayton Oregon ROBERTS BROTHERS 177 North Liberty Salem Oregon we Give and Redeem S a H Green Stamps DE JARDINS MOTORS CHEVROLET Th C 1 t C C 1 t 1 N 6 omp 6 e Safes k Service omp 8 6 y 6' Phone 344 Stayton, Oregon I! ll 'Qu BALDWIN R STANGEBY ! n D of ' ' 'Congratulations Seniors' JOHNSON'S The Store for Ladies Salem, Oregon FLEETWOOD'S GROCERY Fresh Meats, Fruits k Produce Staples and Fancy Groceries Frozen Foods we Cut and Wrap Meat For Lockers WE DELIVER Phone 507 M111 City, Ore gon Fresh Quality Heats at Right Prices Cutting and Wrapping for Lockers Ice Cold Storage Lockers Come in and Inspect Our Plant Faust Boss Groceries Heat lbn's lork Clothes H25 gsSgog2rE Egots FREE DELIVERY Shop Where Your Food Dollars Buy More Help HILL CITY GTO! MILL CITY HEAT MARKET RED E WHITE STORE Q 1 Books Stationery Office Supplies NEEDHAM'S BOOK STORE 465 State Street Salem, Oregon Fountain Pens Typewriters Duplicators Dictaphones FREY ' S GRO CERY Quality Foods Fruits az Vegetables Frozen Foods W L 8: R K Frey, Prop Stayton Oregon Compliments to Class of 1948 HEINECKS STORE Lyons Oregon K A f K X X X F V , ., . ,- . A 4, .- ,, . '. .-1 -:.5--.-- -..-.aw----' , H.. 1 f X. Q 2 g ,f A, A , Q I .- . .X 4 x. Y... , . .. f X ,L I A .Q -- :.n K' , -' , v, ji. .favs