Milwaukie High School - Maroon Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)
- Class of 1940
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R46 eff X y CQ i X X , X X X R X A s u XX X --1-A m , Z THE MAROON 1940 Published annually by the associated students of Mil- waukie Union High School Volume XXV Elna Elliott ..4.,..t ....,,4....,.. E ditor Howard Atwood .,.... Business Manager Bob Strasser .t.t..... Advertising Manager Betty Nutter Pearson ,.....,...,... Adviser Milwaukie. Oregon . lx fx ,L 4 T 7 ' 'j!2 fl f' f X .4512 ' ' 44.4.-if of of-sw 1,44 .-A B' , ff -V+--'-a-'H A- 'A f 'N fmifgffff ' 'E -'Gb BETTY NUTTER PEARSON We, the staff, believe one of the best things in life is friend- ship. So. we dedicate this twenty-filth volume of the Maroon to Betty Nutter Pearson, whose sincere friendship, spontaneous wit. and attractive personality will long be remembered at Milwaukie union high school. X X X X ,X i X X XX X r NX X x x X FOREWORD This. the twenty-fifth anniversary edition of the Maroon. composed and edited by the students oi Milwaukie Union High School, is a summary of our school life during the year of 1939-40. Within its bindings are the activities and memories which, as the years pass by. enable us to recall more vividly our high school days. vm CONTENTS Administration Classes Organizations Athletics , -Q !frfIff!fWlfgmi I f V ADMINISTRATION .xgf ' ' IRL - ,- ,4 ' 1' W , f 11 fri, W f ,f fx I1 vi ' XY .ex If X, 1, f,5Tx,ff1 fy-y-1 Principal Mr. O. D. Byers has been the principal for three years. During this time, the school has enjoyed many improvements brought about largely through his efforts. At all times. he is interested in cooperative and mutual community and school interests and progressive advances for the student body. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, composed of the Student Body Officers, is the executive body of the high school. This year the school has a new constitution by which it governs and is governed. By one of the changes in the constitution the number of members in the council was cut down to six instead of the former number of thirty or more. Because of this change duties of the council are completed in a shorter time. The council meets once a week to discuss the business at hand. Each member has a special duty. The members and their duties are: President-Ed Opp Secretary-Ioyce Birkemeir. First Vice-President in Charge of F inances-Mary Yoshitomi Second Vice-President in Charge of Athletics-Floyd Taylor Third Vice-President in Charge of Publications-Stanley Whipple Fourth Vice-President in Charge of Organizations-Verna Van Gordon. The faculty advisers for the president are Mr. O. D. Byers and Mr. Martin Anderson: for first vice-president, Miss Ruth Mellinger: for second vice-presi- dent, Mr. Erwin Lange: for third vice-president, Miss Betty Nutter: for fourth vice-president, Mr. Luther McNulty. MR. O. D. BYERS ED OPP MARY YOSHITOMI FLOYD TAYLOR VERNA VAN G N W? STANLEY WHIPPLE IOYCE BIRKEMEIR MRS. CATHARINE PIPER, DEAN OF GIRLS Mrs. Catharine Piper, for six years has capably performed her duties as dean of girls. To her are brought many problems which she helps solve. Through her guidance many have had their difficulties smoothed out for them. MR. HORACE E. PATTISON, VICE-PRINCIPAL Our vice-principal, Mr. Horace E. Pattison, has held his office at the high school for eleven years. Through his position and his class in mookkeeping he comes in contact with many stu- dents. He always does his best to help, serve, and guide every- one in every possible way. MARTIN . RSON Oreg College. B.S. me n Government cig Problems erican History conomics IANET COX University oi Oregon. B.A. Senior and Freshman English Effective Speech Dramatics CHARLOTTE DELANO Secretary KATHERINE DUNIWAY University oi California. B.A. a University oi Paris University ol Madrid Spanish Social Studies DAN T. HELMS Reed College, B.A. nd University of Washington. M.S. Biology EDWIN LANGE Willamette University. B.A. University oi Oregon. M.S. Commercial Arithmetic Physics LUTHER McNULTY Oregon State College, B.S. Chemistry Mechanical Drawing MERRITT G. McKEEL Pacilic University, B.A. Physical Education Coach FACULTY BLANCHE MELLINGER University oi Oregon. B.A. Twins LILLIAN MILLER Oregon State College. B.S Home Economics BETTY NUTTER PEARSON Pacilic University, B.A. Iunior English Iournalism GRAYCE OLIVER Oregon State College, B.S World History Freshman English MIRBELL M. PAIRAN Pomona College, B.A. Home Economics Art EDITH PHILLIPS Reed College, B.A. Physical Education SADIE I0 READ Willamette University, B.A. Sophomore English French L. R. ROBERTSON University ol Oregon, B.S. General Science Assistant Coach A. R. ROBINETT Reed College, B.A. German Freshman English WALTER ROSEBRAUGH Pacific University, B.A. Band Orchestra Commercial Arithmetic General Mathematics L. D. SHOVE Stout Institute Manual Training FRANCES STRUBLE Reed College University ot Oregon, B.S. General Science Librarian IOHN W. SUTHERLAND Willamette University. B.A. University ol Oregon. M.A. Mathematics RONALD WEBB Pacific University. B.A. Commercial Arithmetic Latin CAROL WILKENS Willamette University. B.A Music Business English Iunior English Sophomore English KATHLEEN E. WYMAN University of Oregon, B.S. Shorthand Business Training RUTH M. MELLINGER University ot Oregon. B.A. Northwestem College oi Law LL D Mathematics American Government .NX 1916 The first edition ofthe Maroon was pub lished. X CLASSES Mx N if-1 f .Kr I frlf 111 f QWfIf1f K' f , ,'- - ff , . - f- 1 f,- f ' V, I , uf, ff., .,,,,44 A , M 4-4...1 'A '--f4.1.gg.,,M 'Q 'K YW gf. I I I M. I 3 ,, 5 SENIOR OFFICERS W Advisers .... Frances Struble, Daniel Helms President. . . . , . . . ,,... Dick Mclntyre Treasurer. , , . .,...... Mary Frances Egge Vice-President .,,. ,..... I ecxn Bausermcm Sergecrnts-at-Arms ,,,,... Gene Foidel Secretary ..... . . .,,. Irene Cutress Dick Burger SENIOR CLASS The senior class was well represented in athletics this year. A number, as seniors, ended their football career in MUHS in all its championship glory. They were Inky Boe, Gene Foidel, Bradford Ecklund, Dick Burger, Dick Iamison, Alvin Bischoff, Terry Metcalf, Bernard Sturdevant, Bob Skoglund, Ward Soules, Lester Iensen, and Dan Ramsey. Bernard Sturdevant, Bradford Ecklund, Merrill Peterson, Dick Iamison, Owen Bauserman, Herry Basnett, Terry Metcalf, and Ed Opp were the most prominent senior cagers. Seniors participating in a most successful cross-country season were Walter Gillingham, Don Garber, Bill Stenett, Dick Mclnntyre, and Marion Eckley. Those on the baseball team were Bernard Sturdevant, Bradford Eck- lund, Gene Foidel, Harry Basnett, Merrill Peterson, and Bob Skoglund. An active Senior Permanent Committee consisted of Dick McIntyre, Iean Bauserman, Dave Lau, Dorothy Miller, Irene Cutress. and Mary Frances Egge. Mary Yoshitomi and Susan Ioan Iessop attained the highest scholastic ratings ot the first semester. McINTYRE I BAUSERMAN Howard Atwood and Kay Elletson were the only veteran Thespian members. CUTHESS Dorothy Miller was initiated during the iirst semester. Irene Cutress, Melinda Bates, Iune Souply Myrtle Iensen, Peggy Funk, and lean Baus- erman were the most outstanding senior girls participating in sports. The Seniors, headed by Elna Elliott, editor, held many positions on the Maroon Staff. They were Dottie Martin, Dorothy Smith, Erlene Eckley. Howard Atwood, Marion Eckley. Lewis Engberg, and Bob Strasser. Seniors on the track team were Inky Boe, Walt Gillingham, Don Garber, Dick McIntyre, Don Gardner, Eldon Ulrich, Dale Cook, Lester Iensen, Charles Sperr, Stanley Akins, and Marion Eckley. EGGE 11 STANLEY E. ADKINS CATHRYN IEON ALLEN BETTY IEAN ALLISON Y GEORGE w. ANDERSON HOWARD A. ATWOOD OLIVE IEANETTE BARTHOLOMEW IEANNE BASSETT MELINDA M. BATES V 5' OWEN R. BAUSERMAN IEAN MARIE BAUSERMAN MARIAN BELDING MARTHA BENDIXEN ALISON RUTH BIRKENFELD ALVIN L. BISCHOFF INGVARD BOE IANE LOUISE BOURNE ELLEN GERTRUDE BRADY ELSIE CALDERWOOD IACK WALLACE CAMPBELL NANCY LAURINE CATON MARIE ALICE CHANEY MILDRED BEATRICE CHAPMAN IDABELLE CLAMPITT PHYLLIS CLARK MARGARET SUSAN CLARK MARGARET DELORES CLARK HILTON R. CLUNAS XII DALE G. coox IANICE MAE COOPER MARIORIE COY GENEVIEVE COYKENDALL CYRILLA IOYCE CRANSTON CHARLES E. CUTRESS IRENE B. CUTRESS SHIRLEY M. DAVIS VIVIAN PAULINE DAVIS MERLE L. DEARDORFF MARGARET L. DICKELMAN MARION CLEON ECKLEY ERLENE GLADYS ECKLEY BRADFORD STERLING ECKLUND GILBERT E. EDELMAN MARY FRANCES EGGE HAROLD KAY ELLEI-'SON X-4 Wxbunmaubfvx ELNA ELLIOTT A LEWIS E. ENGBERG ,Q LORETTA ELAINE FARLOW PAUL ROBERT FENWICK IOHN H. FITZGIBBON. IR. GENE H. FOIDEL PEGGY MARGARET FUNK DONALD LYNN GARBER DONALD W. GARDNER WALTER GILLINGHAM VENETA ATHLEENE GRACE IAMES V. GRIZZELL 3,1 wk. K .T IACK W. HALFERTY EDNA HANLON DORIS MAE HANSEN FRANK I. HORTON DOROTHY BARBARA HUBACH CATHERINE ELIZABETH HUDSON MARGIE LUCILLE ISHAM RICHARD B. IAMISON LESTER K. IENSEN MYRTLE MARGUERITE IEN SEN SUSAN JOAN IESSOP EUNICE IOHNSON DORIS IOHNSON MATHILDE IRENE KALB MARETTA LOUISE KAPPLER MARIIE KUNZ MARIEL GLORIA LANDER INA LOUISE LARSON LORRAINE LOUISE LASSITER DAVID M. LAU CHARLES IRVIN LEE RUBY C. LIKENS MAXINE IEANNETTE McHILL RICHARD H. MCINTYRE BEVERLY KING MARTIN MAXINE MARTIN DOROTHY IAYNE MARTIN IOY MASON DOROTHY MATKIN VIOLET TNNA MATNEY WILLIAM DAVID MAXWELL IAY E. MEADS CLEMENT D. MEEKS TERRY E. METCALF I. STAN MEYERS DOROTHY LOUISE MILLER DOROTHY MAY MILLER BEATRICE MONSEY WILLIAM B. MORRISSEY MARY MAXINE NORTON EDWARD L. OPP MARGUERITE PARKER IOYCE C. PAULSON STANLEY W. PEACH HELEN LaVERNE PEPPER EVELYN LYDIA PETERSON IAMES MERRILL IETERSON MARY POWELL MARGARET REDDICK AGNES LAURA REEVES ROSALIE M. ROTH DOROTHY SAREMAL LLOYD ARLO SAULL MAURICE F. SAYLOR IACQUELINE SCHULD KATHRYN ELEANOR SCHULTZ 3 N K' FRANCINE LGVERNA SHARP FREDDIE K. SHOFF DONALD SHOVE ROBERT H. SKOGLUND RICHARD c. SMELSER DOROTHY IEANNE SMITH WARD JAMES soU1.Es IUNE ROSAMOND SQUPLY K .N ALFRED O. SPERR CHARLES FRED SPERR X 1 ra I BILL I. STENNETT Q ROBERT L. STRASSER Y HOWARD WAYNE STREBERGER PATRICIA STRONG BERNIE I. STURDEVANT HOWARD SWOLGAARD OSCAR TALARICO ERNEST RALSTON TANNLER FLOYD D. TAYLOR MARY MAXINE THIESSEN ANNE S. TWOHY ELDON EARL ULRICH HERBTRT URMSON VERNA G. VAN GORDON ELAINE VARKER VIRGINIA LORRAINE VONDERAHE MARIAN WALKER BETTY BLAN CHE WATSON ALMA PEARL WEITZEI.. KATHRYN DOLORES WILLIAMS HAROLD OTTO WOOLFORD LESLIE H. WRIGHT MARY YOSHITOMI ERNEST A. ZAHLER WYNONAH SHAFER ZELASKO uwjfx LWXJPNU O C59 f ADKINS. STANLEY-Orchestra, l, 2: Cross Country, 1: Radio Club, 1: Track, l. ALLEN, IEAN-Footlighters, 1, 2, President, l: Student Council, 1: Footlighter, Thalian, Thespian Program. I: Tri-Y, 2, 3, 4, President, 4: Stage Crew, 2: Tournament Plays, 2, 3: Milwaukian, 3: Senior Spur, 4: Senior Permanent Committee, 4: Ski Club. 4: Senior Class Play, 4. ALLISON, BETTY-Transler from Grant, 3: Tri-Y, 4: Senior Spur, 4: Ski Club, 4: Tennis Club, 4: Senior Production Staii, 4. ANDERSON. GEORGE-Booster Club, l, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Class President, 3: Iunior Football, 2: Fire Squad, 4: Yell Leader, l, 2: Basketball. 1, 2, 3: Milwaukian, 4: Iunior Cup Candidate, 3: Student Council, l, 2, 3: Senior Class Play. ATWOOD, HOWARD-Glee Club, l, 2, 3: Boosters Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 3: Iunior Class Treasurer, 3: Basketball Manager. 3: Stage Crew, 2, 3, 4: Student Council, 3: Maroon, 3, 4, Business Manager, 4: Milwaukian, 3: National Thespian. 3, 4, Vice-President, 4: Tournament Plays, l, 2: Fire Squad, 3, 4. BARTHOLOMEW, OLIVE-Home Ec. Club, 1. BATES, MELINDA-Soccer, 1. 3, Captain, 1: Basketball, 1, 2, 3. 4: Indoor, 1, 2, 3. 4: Athletta, Z, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4: Home Ec. Club, 3: Senior Spur Club. 4. Secretary, 4: Perry Inspiration Trophy, 3. BAUSERMAN, IEAN-Transier from Rainier High School, 2: Footlighters, 2: Yell Leader, 2: Boosters, 2, 3, 4: Soccer. 3, 4. Captain. 4: Basketball, 2, 3. 4: Baseball, 2, 3, 4: Senior Spur, 4: Athletta, 4: Ski Club, 4: Alumni Dance Committee. 3: Senior Permanent Committee, 4: Vice-President Senior Class, 4: Senior Class Play, 4. BAUSERMAN, OWEN-Transfer from Rainier High School, 2: Basketball. 2. 3, 4: Letterman's Club, 3, 4: Track Manager, 2, 3: Football Manager, 3, 4: Iunior Cup Winner, 3: Senior Permanent Committee, Fire Squad, 4: Senior C'ass Play, 4. BELDING MARIAN-Glee Club, l, 2, 3: Operetta, l: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3: Ski Club, 4: Senior Spur, 4: Thalians, 3, 4: Milwaukian, 3, 4: Production Staff, 3. BENDIXEN, MARTHA-Footlighters. 2: Tri-Y, l, 3: Basketball, 1: Senior Spur, 4: Milwaukian, 3: Glee Club. 3: Senior Class Play, 4. BIRKENFIELD, ALISON-Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3: Soccer, l, 2: Fencing, 2: Senior Spur, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms, 4: Indoor, 1: Senior Prom Committee, 3: Ski Club, 4. BISCHOFF, ALVIN L.-Football, 2, 3, 4: Letterman's Club, 3, 4: Track, 3, 4. BOE, INGVARD-Football, 1, Z, 3, 4: Track, l. 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2: Senior Class Play, 4: Letterman's Club. 1, 2, 3, 4: lunior Cup Candidate, 3: Fire Squad, 4. BOURNE, IANE LOUISE-Home Ec. Club. 2, 3, 4, President, 4: Glee Club, 4: 4-H Club, 2: Ir. Sr. Prom Committee, 3: Alumni Dance Committee, 3, 4. BRADLEY, MARY LOU-Transfer from Corvallis, 4: Thalians, 4: Senior Spur, 4: Debate, 4: Tri-Y, 4. BRADY, ELLEN-Glee Club. l, 2, 3: Home Ec. Club, l: Tri-Y, l: Operetta, l. BURGER, ROBERT-Sergeant-at-Arms ol Iunio: Class, 3: Letterman's Club, 3, 4: Wrestling, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3: Senior Class Play. 4: Football, 2, 3: Ski Club, 4. BURGER. RICHARD-Thalians, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms, 4: Boosters, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms, 4: Fire Squad, 4: Letterman's Club, 3. 4: Sergeant-at-Arms, of Senior Class Play, 4: Christmas Play, 4: Baseball, 3, 4: Football, 2, 3. 4: Wrestling, 2, 3, 4. Captain, 4: Senior Class Play, 4. CALDERWOOD. ELSIE-Transfer lrom Oregon City, 2: Glee Club, 2: Tri-Y, 2: Footlighters, 2: Thalians, 3, 4, Secretary, 4: lunior Cup Candidate, 3: Senior Spur, 4, President, 4: Senior Perman:nt Committee, 4: Milwaukian, 3: Tournament Plays, 3: Senior Class Play, 4. CAMPBELL, IACK W.-Glee Club, 4: Senior Class Play, 4. CATON, NANCY-Bible Study Club, 3. CHANEY, MARIE ALICE-Transfer from Girls' Polytechnic High School, 2: Spanish Play, 2. CHAPMAN, MILDRED-Home Ec. Club, 1, 2: Glee Club, 4: Alumni Dance Committee, 4. CLAMPITT, IDABELLE-Footlighters, 1, 2: Thalians, 3, 4: Debate, 2, 3, Secretary-Treasurer, 4: Home Ec. Club, l, 2: Tri-Y, 2, 3, 4. CLARK, MARGARET D.-Soccer, 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Softball, 1, 2, 3, 4: Athletta. 2, 3, 4: Glee, 3: Tri-Y, 4. CLARK, MARGARET S.-Tri-Y, 3, 4: Soccer, 1, 2: Indoor, l. CLARK, PHYLLIS-Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Y, l, 2, 3, 4: Soccer, l, 4: Basketball, 1. 4: Baseball, l. 2, 3, 4. CLUNAS, HILTON-Boxing, 3, 4: Tennis Club, 3, 4, Sergeant-at-Arms, 4. COOK, DALE G.-Basketball, 1: Track, 2, 3, 4: Letterman's Club, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4: Boxing and Wrestling Manager. 4: Baseball, 4: Senior Class Play, 4: Fire Squad, 4. COOPER, IANICE-Glee Club, 2, 3: Tri-Y, l: Style Show, 1. COY, MARIORIE-Band, 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee, l, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Play, 2: Christmas Play, 2. COYKENDALI., GENEVIEVE-Secretary of Sophomore Class, 2: Tri-Y, 1, 2: Home Ec. Club, 2, 3, Secretary, 3: Soccer. 2. 3: Basketball, 3: Baseball, 3: Senior Spur, 4: Athletta, 4- CRANSTON, CYRILLA-General Course. CUTRESS, CHARLES-Freshman Class Treasurer, 1. CUTRESS. IRENE-Tri-Y, l, 2, 3, 4: Athletta. 3. 4, Treasurer, 4: Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3: Baseball, l, 2, 3. 4: Soccer, 2, 3: Senior Spur, 4: Freshman Class Vice-President, l: Senior Class Secretary, 4: Senior Permanent Committee, 4. DAVIS, SHIRLEY, Footlighters, l. 2: Tri-Y, l, 2. 3, 4: Home Ec. Club, 3, 4: Thalians, 4: Debate, 4: Fencing. 3: Tennis Club. 4. DAVIS, VIVIAN-Tri-Y. 1, 2. DEARDORFF, BERTRUDE EARL-4-H Club, 3. 4: Glee Club, 3, 4: Wrestling, 3: Stage Crew, 2, 3, 4: Milwaukian, 4. DICKELMAN, MARGARET-Transier lrom Girls' Polytechnic, 2: Home Ec. Club, 3, 4: Glee Club, 3: Tri-Y, 3: 4-H Club, 3, 4, Senior Class Play, 4: Milwaukian, 4: Boosters Club, 4. EDELMAN. GILBERT E.-Commercial Course. ECKLEY, ERLENE-Transier from Washington High School, 2: Basketball, l, 3, 4: Soccer, 4: Indoor, 3, 4: Maroon, 4: Milwau- kian, 4. ECKLEY, MARION-Transler from Benson Tech, 2: Wrestling. 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4: Debate, 2. 3: Sergeant-at-Arms, 4: Letter- man's Club, 4: Cross Country, 3, 4: Milwaukian, 4: Maroon, 4: Track. 2, 3, 4: Iunior Basketball. 2. 3. ECKLUND, BRADFORD-Football, 1. 2, 3, 4: Baseball. 3, 4: Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4: Track, 2, 3, 4: Fire Squad, 4: Letterman's Club, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 3. 18 EGGE, MARY FRANCES-Tri-Y. 2, 3. 4: Home Ec. Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Treasurer, 4: Senior Spur, 4: Senior Class Treasurer: Style Show, 1, 2: Carnival Committee Chairman, 3: Honor Roll, l, 2, 3. ELLEFSON, KAY-Thespians. 3, 4. President, 4: Student Body Treasurer, 3: Basketball. 3: Stage Crew, 1, 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y. 2, 3: Maroon, 3: Milwaukian, 4: Treasurer of Sophomore Class, 2: Boosters Club. 3: Fire Squad, 2. 3: Iunior Cup Candidate, 3: Glee Club, l, 2: Student Council. 2, 3: Iunior-Senior Prom Committee, 3: Honor Roll, 1, 2. ELLIOTT. ELNA-Soccer, l: Tri-Y, 1. 2, 3, Secretary. 3: Glee Club. 1, 2: Operetta. l: Maroon, 2, 3, 4, Editor, 4: Milwaukian, 3. 4: Boosters Club, 2, 3: Senior Spur, 4: Iunior Cup Candidate, 3: 4-H Club, 2: D. A. R. Award. ENGBERG, LEWIS E.-Transfer from Benson, 2: Maroon, 4. FARLOW. LORETTA ELAINE.-Tri-Y, 1, 2: Home Ec. Club, 1. FENWICK, PAUL-Bible Study Club, 3. FITZGIBBON, IOHN-Transfer from Lincoln, 3: Hi-Y, 3. FOIDEL, GENE-Football, l. 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4: Letterman's Club, 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball. 2, 3, 4: Fire Squad. 4: Sergeant-at-Arms of Senior Class, 4. FUCILE, AMELIA-Soccer, 1: Glee Club, 4. FUNK. PEGGY-Tri-Y, 1: Soccer, 2. 3, 4: Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 2: Basketball, 1, 2. 3. 4: Athletta Club, 3, 4: Senior Spur. 4. GARBER, DONALD-Iunior Football, 2: Cross Country, 3, 4: Letterman's Club, 3, 4: Track, 3, 4: Milwaukian, 4: Senior Class Play, 4. GARDNER, DON-Transfer from Backus High School, Minnesota. 3: Glee Club, 3: Milwaukian, 4: Wrestling, 4: Track. 3, 4: Senior Class Play, 4. GRACE, VENETA-Athletta, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 1, 2, 4, Captain, 4: Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain. 3: Softball, l, 2, 4: Tri-Y, l, 2: Home Ec. Club, 3. GRIZZELL, IAMES-Wrestling, 2. 3: Track, 2. HANLON, HANSEN, HORTON. HALFERTY, IACK- EDNA-Thalians. 4. DORIS MAE-Tri-Y, 2, 3, 4. FRANK-Ski Club, 4. Stage Crew, 4: Radio Club, 2: Football, 3: Boxing, 2, 3. HUBACH, BARBARA--Transfer from Girls' Poly, 4. HUDSON. CATHERINE-Tri-Y, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4: Milwaukian, 3: Ski Club. 4: Glee, 2. ISHAM, IVIARGIE-Home Ec. Club, 4: Tri-Y, 4. IAMISON, DICK-Boxing, 3, 4: Football, 3, 4: Basketball, 4: Boosters. 4: Milwaukian, 4: Fire Squad, 4: Letterman's Club, 3, 4. IENSEN, LESTER-Football, 2, 3, 4: Track. 4: Wrestling, 3, 4: Fire Squad, 3, 4, Assistant Chiei, 4: Letterman's Club, 3. 4, Pres- ident, 4: Senior Class Play, 4: Orchestra, 1: Booster Club. 4. IENSEN, MYRTLE-Athletta Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, President. 4: Soccer, 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 2: Indoor, l, 2, 3, 4: Senior Spur, 4. ' IESSOP, SUSAN IOAN-Tri-Y, 3, 4. IOHNSON, DORIS-Tri-Y, l. 2: Footlighters, l, 2: Soccer, 2, 4: Baseball, 2, 3: Thalians. 3, 4. President, 4: Vice-President Iunior Class, 3: Senior Spurs, 4: Freshman Tournament Play, 1: Thalian-Footlighter Plays, 3, 4: Senior Class Play, 4. IOHNSON, EUNICE-Soccer, 1, 2, 3: Indoor, 2, 3. IORGENSEN, IACK-Assistant Football Manager, 3. KALB, MATHILDE-Transfer from Canby High School, 3. KAPPLER, MARIETTA-Transier from Ravenna High, Nebraska, l. KUNZ. MARIIE-Transfer from Taft High. 2: Home Ec. Club, 4. LANDER, MARIEL GLORIA-Soccer, 1, 4. LASSITER, LORRAINE LOUISE-Spanish Play, 2. LARSON, INA-Basketball, 1: Baseball, 1: Glee Club, 1, 2. 3: Band Majorette, 4. LAU. DAVE-Fire Squad, 2. 3. 4: Stage Crew, 3, 4: Boosters. 3, 4: Band. l, 2: Senior Prom Committee. 4: Radio Club, 2: Tennis C uh, . LEE. CHARLES-Basketball, l, 2, 4: Baseball, 4: Cross Country, l, 2. LIKENS. RUBY-General Course. MARTIN, DOTTIE-Tri-Y, 2, 3, 4: Maroon, 4: Milwaukian, 4: Ski Club, 4: Soccer, 4: Basketball. 4: Indoor, 3, 4: Senior Class Play, 4. MARTIN, KING-Band, l: Basketball, l: Glee Club, 2, 3: Iunior Football, 3: Thalian, 3, 4: Stage Crew, 3, 4: Tournament Play, 3: Tennis Club, 3. 4. MARTIN, MAXINE-Debate, l, 2, Secretary, 2: Glee. l, 2: Thalian, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4: Senior Spur, 4: Soccer, 1: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4: Ski Club. 4: Thalian-Footlighter Play, 3: Senior Class Play, 4. MASON, IOY-Soccer, l: 4-H Club. 2: Tri-Y, 1, 2, 3: Operetta. l: Glee Club, l, 2: Christmas Play, 2: Thalians. 3, 4: Senior Spur, 4: Milwaukian, 3, 4: Senior Class Play, 4. MATNEY, VIOLET-Home Ec. Club, 2: Glee Club, 3, 4. MAXWELL. WILLIAM D.-Christmas Play, l: Iunior Football, l. 2. MCHILL, MAXINE-Tri-Y, 2, 3, 4: Spanish Play, 2. McINTYRE, DICK-Orchestra, 1, 2: Band. 1, 2, 3, 4: Iunior Football. l. 2, 3: Cross Country, 4: Wrestling, 2, 3: Footlighters. 2: Boxing. l: Senior Class Play. 4: Senior Class President: Stage Crew. l, 2: Letterman's Club, 4: Senior Permanent Committee. 4: Fire Squad, 4: Track, 4. MEADS, IAY-Footlighters, 3: Iunior Football, 1, 2, 3: Fire Squ ad. 2, 3, 4: Radio Club, 2: Ski Club, 4: Track, 4. MEEKS. CLEMENT-Football. 2, 3: Wrestling, 1, 2, 3: Fire Squad, 2. 3, Chiei, 3: Debate Club, 3: Letterman's Club, 2. 3. METCALF, TERRY-Freshman Class President: Football, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3. 4: Fire Squad, 4: l..etterman's Club, 3, 4: Hi-Y, 2, 3: Glee Club. l, 2. 3: Student Council, 1: Footlighters, l. MEYERS. IOHN STANLEY-Fire Squad, 4: Baseball, 4. MILLER, DOROTHY LOUISE-Soccer, 1: Basketball, l: Tri-Y, l. 2, 3: Footlighters, 1. 2: Glee Club, l, 2, 3: Operetta. 1: Milwau- kian, 2. 3, 4: Thalians. 3, 4: Stage Crew, 3, 4: Senior Permanent Committee, 4: Senior Spur. 4: Thespians, 4. MILLER, DOROTHY MAY-Tri-Y, 2. MONSEY, BEATRICE-Home Ec. Club, 2. 3: Iuniors-Senior Prom Committee, 4. MORRISSEY. WILLIAM B.-Commercial Course. 19 NORTON. MAXINE-Home Ec. Club. 2. OPP. ED-Band. l. 2: Thalian. 3. 4. Vice-President. 3: Student Body President. 4: Basketball. 4: Milwaukian. 3: Student Council. 4: Senior Permanent Committee. 4. PARKER. MARGUERITE-Home Ec. Club. 1: Band. l. 2. 3, 4: Soccer. l: Orchestra, 4. PAULSON. IOYCE C.-Transfer from Oregon City. 1. PEACH. STAN-Band. 1. 2. 3. 4: Orchestra. 1. 2. 3. 4: Milwaukian, 4. PEPPER. HELEN-Tri-Y. l. 2: Glee Club, l. 2. 3: Operetta. 1: Footlighters. 1. 2. Secretary. 2: Milwaukian. 3: Senior Spur. 4: Stage Crew. 1. 2. 3: Senior Class Play. 4. PETERSON. EVELYN-Home Ec. Club. 4: Glee Club. 4. PETERSON. MERRILL-Basketball. 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball. 3. 4: Band. 1: Letterman's Club. 4: Iunior Football. 1. POWELL. MARY-Athletta Club. 3. 4: Soccer. 2. 3: Basketball. 2. 3. 4: Indoor. 2. 3. 4. Captain. 3: Tri-Y. 1. 2. 3: Milwaukian. 4: Senior Spur. 4. Sergeant-at-Arms. 4: Home Ec. Club. 2. RAMSEY. DAN-Football. 1. 2. 3. 4: Baseball. 2. 3. 4: Letterman's Club. 2. 3. 4: Fire Squad, 4. REDDICK. MARGARET-Milwaukian. 3: Thalicm. 3, 4: Senior Spur. 4: Stage Crew. 3. 4: Ski Club. 4. Vice-President. 4: Produc- tion Statl. 4: Tri-Y. l. 2. 3: Home Ec. Club. l. REEL. LLOYD-Fire Squad. 4. REEVES. AGNES L.-Home Ec. Club. 3: 4-H Club. 2. ROTH. ROSALIE M.--Business Course. SAREMAL. DOROTHY-Orchestra. 1. 3. 4: Fencing. 3. SOULES. WARD-Transfer from Benson Tech. 2: Football. 3. 4: Boxing. 3. 4. State Champion. 4: Basketball. 1: Thalians. 4: Letterman's Club. 3. 4: Senior Class Play. 4. SAULL. LLOYD-General Course. SAYLOR. MAURICE F.-Transfer from Franklin High. l. SCHULD. IACQUELINE-Tri-Y. 1. 2: Home Ec. Club, 1. SCHULTZ, KATHRYN-Home Ec. Club, 2. 3. 4. Treasurer. 3. Vice-President, 4: Tri-Y. 2. 3. 4: Senior Spurs. 4: Alumni Dance Committee. 4. - SHAFER. WYNONAH-Glee Club. 3. 4: Tri-Y. 1. 2. 3: Home Ec. Club. 1. 2. SHARP. FRANCINE-4-H Club. 2. 3. 4. Trip to Chicago. 3. Secretary, 3. 4: Tri-Y. 2. 3: Home Ec. Club. 2. 3. 4: Glee Club. 3. SHOFF, FREDDIE-Transfer irom Carl Packet Ir. High School. 1. SHOVE. DON-Cross Country. 3. 4: Iunior Football. 2: Track. 4: Basketball Manager. 4: Stage Crew. 4. SKOGLUND. BOB-Transfer from Franklin. 2: Baseball, 2. 3. 4: Basketball. 4: Football. 4: Milwaukian. 4: Fire Squad. 4: Let- terman's Club. 3. 4: Senior Class Play. 4. A SMELSER. RICHARD-General Course. SMITH. DOROTHY IEANNE-Milwaukian. 3. 4. Editor-in-Chiei. 4: Maroon. 4: Tri-Y. 2, 3: Fencing. 2: Iunior-Senior Prom Com- mittee. 3: Alumni Dance Committee. 3. SOUPLY. IUNE R.-Athletta. 1. 2. 3. 4: Secretary. 2. Sergeant-at-Arms, 4: Soccer. 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball. l. 2. 3. 4: Softball. 1. 2. 3. 4. SPERIX, CHARLES-Fire Squad, 4: Iunior Football. 3: Tournament Play. 1. 2. 3. 4: Iunior Baseball. 2: Ski Club. 4: Senior Class ay, . STENNETT. BILL-Glee Club. 4: Cross Country. 3. 4: Letterman's Club, 3. 4. STRASSER. BOB-Footlighters. 3: Fire Squad. 1, 2, 4: Freshman Tournament Play. 1: Sophomore Tournament Play. 2: Boost- ers. 3. 4: Milwaukian. 4. Business Manager. 4: Tennis Club. 4: Senior Class Play, 4: Maroon. 4: Tournament Play. 4: Ski Club. 4: Alumni Dance Committee, 3. STROBERGER. HOWARD-Transfer from Herbert Hoover High School. 4: Band. 4. STRONG. PATSY-Transfer irom Grant. 2: Tri-Y. 3. 4: Senior Spurs. 4: Ski Club. 4: Senior Class Play. 4. STURDEVANT. BERNARD-Band. 1. 2. 3: Football. 1. 2. 3. 4: Basketball. 2. 3. 4: Sergeant-at-Arms oi Iunior Class. 3: Baseball. 3. 4: Fire Squad. 4. SWOLGARD. HOWARD-Cross Country. 1. 3: Track. 1. TALARICO. OSCAR-Glee Club. 2: Footlighters. 2: Hi-Y. 2: Freshman Class Sergeant-at-Arms. 1: Sophomore Class Presi- dent. 2: Track. 2: Football. 2: Student Council. 2: Transfer lrom Franklin. 4. TANNLER. ERNEST-Transier from Pendleton High. l: Band. l. 2. 3. 4: Pep Band. 4. TAYLOR. FLOYD D.-Football. l. 2. 3: Letterman's Club. 1. 2. 3. 4: Sophomore Sergeant-at-Arms. 2: Track. 2. 3: Student Body Vice-President No. 2. 4: Fire Squad. 2, 3. 4. THIESSEN. MARY MAXINE-Home Ec. Club. 3. 4: Glee Club. 2. 3. 4. TWOHY. ANNE-Glee Club. 2: Home Ec. Club. 3. 4. Secretary. 4: Christmas Play. 3: Thalians. 4: Senior Spur. 4. ULRICH. ELDON-Fire Squad. 3: Glee Club. 3. 4: Track. l. 2. 3. 4: Stage Crew. 2. 3. 4. URMSON. HERBERT-Transfer from Alliance High School. 4. VAN GORDON. VERNA--Tri-Y, 1. 2. 3. 6: Home Ec. Club. 1: Footlighters. 1, 2: Glee. 3: Senior Spur. 4: Tournament Play. 3: Maroon. 3: Vice-President ot Sophomore Class. 2: Student Council. 4. VARKER. ELAINE-Orchestra, l. 2. 3. 4: Home Ec. Club. 2. 3: Tri-Y. 2. 3: Glee Club. 2: 4-H Club. 2: Thalians. 4: Ski Club. 4: Senior Spurs. 4. VONDERAHE. VIRGINIA-Home Ec. Club. 2: Glee Club. 3. 4. WALKER. MARIAN--Tri-Y. 1. 2: Home Ec. Club. 1, 2. WATSON. BETTY B.-Business Course. WEBB. PATRICIA-Booster, 2. 3. 4: Tri-Y. l. 2. 3: Home Ec. Club. 1. 2: Soccer. l. 2: Softball. l: 4-H Club. 3. 4. WEITZEL. ALMA P.-Transfer from Mitchell. Nebraska. High School. 3: Debate. 3. 4: Vice-President. 4: Basketball. 3. 4: Soc- cer. 4: Soltball. 3. 4: Glee Club. 3. 4: Properties tor Tournament Play. 3: Prompter for Senior Class Play. 4. WILLIAMS. KATHRYN-Transfer irom Iefierson High School. 2: Spanish Play. 2. WOOLFORD. HAROLD-Cross Country. 4. WRIGHT. LESLIE-Track, 1: Fire Squad, 3. 4: Glee Club, 4. YOSHITOMI. MARY-Tri-Y. l. 2. 3. 4. Treasurer, 3: Home Ec. Club. 2: Soccer. l: Basketball. 1: Iunior Class Secretary. 3: First Vice-President ot Student Body. 4: Student Council. 4: Iunior Cup Candidate. 3: Senior Spur. 4: Iunior-Senior Prom Committee. 3: Production Stall Senior Class Play. 4. ZAHLER. ERNEST-General Course. 20 , SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senior Class Play, which is one oi the big things to all seniors, was held before a capacity audience on March 14. The play, Howdy, Stranger, was a hilarious comedy of the old West and the new East and a cowboy who was afraid oi animals. The play consisted of one of the largest casts ever playing at one time at Milwaukie High. The cast included: Bob Skoglund, Margaret Dickleman, Lester Iensen, Doris Iohn- son, Ward Soules, Chuck Sperr, Bob Strasser, Dick Burger, Dick Mclntyre, Elsie Calder- wood, Don Gardner, Maxine Martin, Owen Bauserman. Inky Boe, Verna Van Gordon, lean Allen. Helen Pepper, Martha Bendixen, Ioy Mason, Iack Campbell, Dale Cook, Bob Burger, George Anderson, Harry Basnett, Don Garber, lean Bauserman. Pat Strong, Dottie Martin, Mary Powell, Bradley Lee, and Iohn Boe. Seniors on the production staff included: King Martin, Bert Deardorii, Eldon Ulrich, Dorothy Miller, Dave Lau, Lewis Engberg, Iack Halferty, Kay Elleison, Howard Atwood. Mary Yoshitomi, Don Garber, Alma Weitzel. Maxine Martin, Margaret Reddick, Marion Belding. Don Shove, Floyd Taylor, Catherine Hudson, Marguerite Parker, Dorothy Smith, George Anderson, Dorothy Matkin, Evelyn Peterson, Kathryn Schultz, Margie Isham. Betty Allison, Vivian Davis, Mary Egge, Ieanne Bassett, and Barbara Hubach. The underclassmen on the production staii were: Bud Butcher, George Kirkpatrick, lohn Frost. Wayne Melgreen, Don Dolan, Bob Osburne, Patsie Lou Lesser. Bob Powell, Ross Matkin, Amy Ieanne Freed, Barbara Wisdom, Melvin Sethman, Virginia Iames, and Bette Loder. IUNIOR CLASS President Harvey Iensen Vice-President Dorothy Hayden Secretary Gracie Powell Treasurer . , Robert Yoshitomi Sergecmts-at-Arms Iohn Phillips Bud Butcher Adviser . , Miss Gruyce Oliver The Iuniors were outstanding as a whole in the athletic field. Those who were part of one of Milwaukie's greatest football teams were Clem Meeks, Vernon Lorenz, Bud Butcher, lim Sherwood, Sig Boe, Bob Yoshitomi, lim Downs, Allen Iones, Nilo Untinen, and Mickey Burke. Those who were prominent in basketball were Norman Hoskins, Iim Sherwood, and Dalton Brown. Those that composed the maior part of the Iunior team were Leslie Peake, Iohn Phillips, Ralph Cooper, Don Dolan, Allen Iones, Bob Yoshitomi, Sig Boe, Rush Mendenhall, Chuck Metcalf, and Oscar Seida. Those Iuniors who were part of a great cross-country team were Leslie Peake, Herman Gumbert, Roger Mathews, Iohn Frost, and Morris Rivers. The Iunior Permanent Committee, aided by the officers of the class, Harvey Iensen Dorothy Hayden, Gracie Powell, and Bob Yoshitomi, was composed of 5. eight prominent Iuniors. They were Pat Lesser, Olga Bubenick, Ieanne Humphrey, Iames Caufield, Bob Noel, Iohn Phillips, Rush Mendenhall, and Don Driver. lames Caufield, Dick Claytor, Elia Liebold, and Margaret Ambler were on the honor roll for the first semester 1940. Those girls that were most prominent in sports were Dorothy Coykendall, Gracie Powell, Frances Nelson, Bonnie Iean Bramblett, Mary Ellen Walters, Marjorie Iones, Trudy Weiss, Ioan Burnett, Olga Bubenick, and Georgia Binn. Four Iuniors received the greatest dramatic honor in M. U. H. S., that of being admitted to the local Thespian troupe. They were Iames Caufield, Patsie Lesser, Virginia Iames, and Ieanne Humphrey. Don Driver had been admitted previously. The annual Iunior Iamboree set a record of having brought in more money than any previous one. The Iunior Iinx, also an annual affair, was a great success. This, you remember, is a get- together of the lunior and Freshman girls. Iuniors who were on the Maroon Staff were Fran Loop, Elia Liebold, Bette Loder, Ieanne Humphrey, Iames Caufield, Leslie Peake, and Bradley Lee. n BOYS Aldridge, Harold Asti. Adelmo Bassett, Clifford Boe, Siglred Brown, Dalton Brown. Earl Brownell. Bob Burke, Michael Bunnett, Bob Butcher. Bud Cautield, lames D. Chappell. Wallace Claytor. Dick Cooper, Ralph Dewey, Edward Dolan. Donald Downs, Iim Driver. Don Edwards, Arthur Edwards, Richard Egge, Bob Ellison, Charles Esch, Rex Fabriz, Glen Fleming. lim Foster, Phillip Frost, Iohn Garner, Kenneth Geil, Bill Gumbert, Herman Gunn, Tom Hanlon. Bud Hauschell. Fred Hawkins. Arthur Henderson, Kenneth ' 'vc- IUNIOR CLASS Hoskins. Norman Iohnson. Walter Iauncey. Walt Iensen, Harvey Iohnson. Bill Iones, Alan lones, Ellis Kirkpatrick, George Kremer, Danny Kuribayashi, Masuo Lee. Bradley Lorenz, Vernon Lovelett, Manford Mathews, Lyle McMichael. Donald McMichael, Lloyd McNutt, Harry Mendenhall, Rush Metcalt, Chuck Morikawa, Metsu Nellor, Bill Noel. Bob Neylon, Melvin Norton, lack Oldfield, Bruce Olson, Norman Osborne, Bob Peake, Leslie Pedersen, Robert Phillips. Iohn Reel. Lloyd Richey, Iohn Ripley. Myron Rivers, Morris Ruddell, Le Roy Salter, Richard Sasaki. Sam Schuld. Floyd Seida, Oscar Sherwood, lim Skoog, Donald Smith. Donald Smith. Ward Spor, Arthur Stocker, Gordon Tittle, Robert Tolletson, Clea Townsley, Randall Versteeg, Delbert Walter. William Weissenlluc, Rudy Whipple. Stanley Wills, Norman Wolfhagen, Gene Wooltord. Bill Yoshitomi, Robert Ziesing, -Iohn Zetterberg. Ray GIRLS Adair, Eva Allen, Harriet Ambler, Margaret Bader, Margaret Banks. Iosephine Binn, Georgia Bird, Margaret Boggess, La Rue Boyer, Margaret Bramblett, Bonnie Briggs. La Vern Bristow, Barbara Bristow, Nancy Bruce, Virginia Bubenik. Olga Burnett, Ioan Chandler, Barbara Coykendall, Dorothy Davis, Carolyn Dowling. Winiired Edwards, Geraldin Egger, Dorothy Fenwick, Ethelee Freed, Amy Ieanne Garrett, Edith Grandstatt, Edith Graves, Iune Grimm, Lois Hartnell, Betty Hatz. Ruth Hayden, Dorothy Holm, Theone Howard, Violet Hubbard, Ruth Humphreys, leanne Iames. Virginia Iones, Marjorie Iudd. Anita Kappler. Marvel Kelly, Margaret Kimmell, Ruth Knauss. Helen Kydd. Barbara Kyllo, Bonita Larson, Frances Leibold, Elia Lesser. Patsy Lou Loder. Betty Loop, Frances Malloy, Mildred Mantei, Dorothy McConnell, Dorothy Mitchell. Mary Morikawa, Soki Mowrey, Betty Neal. Iuanita Nelson, Frances Olson, lean Oney, Dorothy Patrick, Mary lo Peterson, Norma PYQYDAL, Postal, Iune Powell, Gracie Randle, Marjorie Raver, Alice lune Rhodes, Irene Richards. Mary D. Rosengreen. Ellen Sanvitale. Nina Seida, Betty Seymour, Betty Slenkamp, Marie Starkweather, Barbara Streeter, Opal Tamayasu. Sau da Trahan, Frances Turner. Margaret Varney. Persis Walter. Mary Ellen Weiss, Trudy Wintermute, Eleanor Zahler, Marie Zinzer. Mildred Zook, Bonnie 23 President Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms . Raiser , SOPHOMORE CLASS , Chris Steres lean O'Shcmic Melvin Sethman , Ralph Mosher , . Iuck Iamison Iohn Sutherland A unique feature this year was the Sophomore Awakening which was a dance given by the class. The committee for the dance included on its list Joyce Birkemeier, Peggy Cady, Betty Clark, lack Iamison, Doug Iones. Katherine Ann lossy. Louise Lau, Ralph Mosher. Ralph Nortell, Chris Steres, and La Veda Varley. . . . Every year Mr. Byers awards a gold trophy to the basketball player who has made the greatest percentage of baskets from the free throw line. Dale Meany received the trophy this year with 71 per cent of all baskets made. Outstanding Sophomore boys in track were Ralph Nortell and Chris Steres. with Bob Schroeder as manager. Members of the baseball team were Lee Baier. Don Davis. Dale Meany. and Ernest Thompson. The class was represented in the Debate Club by Warren Fleming. Sophomores on the Maroon staff were Iean O'Shanic and Chris Steres. The Sophomore in Cross Country was Chris Steres. Mr. Sutherland was class adviser. BOYS Allison, Don Anderson, Norman Baier, Lee Baldwin, Iack Bauman, Iames Baxter, Lester Berglund, Dick Binn, Teddy Bischolt, Marvin Blodgott, Dwaine Bocratt, Clarence Burgard, Carl Burnett, Lawrence Cameron, Bill Carey, Bill Clark, Richard Clute, Leslie Crino, Arthur Dammon, Lloyd Davis, Bob Davis, Donald Deardorit, Wayne Dedlow, Ray Dennis, Dorwill Driesner, Robert Eggen, Le Roy Fleming, Warren Foltz, Richard Gatchett, Bob Gerhardus, Ray German, Le Roy Gibson, Boyd Goertzen, lack Haberlach, Herbert Hall, Sidney Hanson, Gilbert Heworly, Lawrence Higginbottom, Wheeler Hoffman, Robert Holliday, Donald Hutlman, Robert W ...nt- X . SOPHOMORE CLASS Hulbert, Calvin Hurrle, Charles Iacques, Robert Iamison, lack Iones. Douglas Iones, Iohn W. Iohnson. Kenneth Iohnson, Lloyd Iuhr, Kenneth Kaslin. Iohn Lair. Lawrence Logan, Earl Loring, Alden Lowe, Calvin Luchs, Henry Malloy, Tom Mankor, Harvey Mankey, Wilbur Martinson, Norman Mathews, Bill Matkin, Ross McEachran, Donald McEachran, Wilbur McHill, Lawrence McLaughlin, Donald Meads, Lyle Meaney, Dale Melgreen. Wayne Mills, Hugh Montei, Oswald Morris, Vernon Morris, Donald Morrissey, Charles Mosher, Ralph Nortell, Ralph Nosler, Douglas O'Rouke, Terry Ostrom, Bob Peterson, Mentor Poppe, Fredrick Pringle. Tom Remly, Miles Schmidt, Wendall Schopport, Melvin Schroeder, Robert Scott, Warren Sethman, Melvin Skagen, Adrican Snow, Roy Soules, Garrett Stauiter, Ed Steres. Chris Stokes. Robert Strange, Bill Strauss, Edgar Tabor. Robert Taylor, Otis Tharp, Iames Tharp, Martin Thompson, Ernest Tucker, Albert Twohy, Donald Ulrich, Ivan Untinen, Nilo Vollman, Leonard Wood, Raymond Wright. Wayne Yamada, Hattie GIRLS Anderegg, Helen Babcock, Iulia Bader, Mary Beattie, Virginia Bendixen, Ioan Bertman, Bernice Bigham. Clara Bird, Helen Bird, Marjorie Birkemeier, Ioyce Bourne, Nancy Cady, Peggy Carson, Dereen Carson, lean Chundelak. Bebe Clark, Betty Cook. Marjorie Courts, Anna Crosby, Coralie Echliy, Frances Eisert, Duane Epplett, Maxine Freeman, Marjorie Hammond, Lydia Hemrick, Mary Herr, Saramarie Herzog, Marian Hickley. Frances Hill. Betty Holbrook, Shirley Hueni, Ioyce llloge, Shirley Iames, Virginia Iessop, Mary Ann lossy, Katherine Kay, Beverly Keith, Margaret Kenniston, Dorothy O'Banion, Altheda Olson, lean M. Oshanic, lean Paulson, Iune Pearson, Helen Peterson. Ida Praggastis, Ieanne Prento, Marie Richards, Betty lean Roth. Helen Salisbury, Alta Ray Salisbury. Sabina Schell, Doris Schuld, Pat Seamster. Gloria Sheret, Maybelle Shields. Ieanne Shockley, Lorraine Slaney, Beverly Smith, Dorothea Smith, Elsie Smith, Mildred Smith, Pollyanna Southwick, Iune Spring. Myra Springer. Laurabelle Stockdale, Irene Kibble, Mary Elizabeth Torrey, Vera Kinder, Iean Knoght, Dorean Kunze, Martha Kyllo, Sybil Lau. Louise Leach, Dorothy Lucas, Iean Mathews, Doris McGregor. Marjorie McKinney, Lucille McMichael. Lola Miller, Eileen Mofiit, Dorothy Montei, Margaret Tolleison, Donna Mae Varley, Laveda Wagner, Nancy Lee Warner, Dorothy Watanabe, Ruth Watkins, Norma Weiderhold, Dorothy Wheeler, Betty Williams, Nancy Wiltse, Marion Winzenreid. Marcelle Wisdom. Barbara Wood, Ruth Worthington, Mary Iane , wx-W4 t,f:Qg5.9 FRESHMAN CLASS President , Craig Kelly Secretary . Donald lves Vice-President . Bob Simpson Treasurer . , . ,Wesley Peterson Sergeant-at-Arms Bernard Stewart Adviser , Mr. Robinett The Freshman class began its round oi activities September 29, when the freshman girls enthusiastically entered into the spirit of the Iunior Iinx which was given to acquaint the girls oi the Iunior and Freshman classes. Also a freshman girls' club was organized with Frances Yoshitomi as presi- dent. On the council for the club were Betty Brown, Betty Lou Carlson, Pat Doersch, Pat Geil, Frances Halterty, Suzanne Hicks, Lorraine Hoy, Fannie Kingsbury, Nina Maxwell, Barbara Prior, Iean Seida. and Frances Yoshitomi. Betty Fletcher and Ernest Berg were two of the class who displayed their talents in the Iunior Iamboree. Nina Maxwell participated in the Thalian- Footlighter Pay Assembly. Freshmen appearing on the honor roll were Betty Brown and Barbara Prior. Kathryn Farrington was vice-president of Footlighters. Other freshman members were Dorothy Baier, Norma Brickey, Vada Davis, Helen Foumal, Iesse Garner, Pat Geil, Lorraine Hoy, Fannie Kingsbury, Helen Maloney, Rae Arlene Wheeler, Betty Strauss. Ida Graves, Iean Lawrence, Evelyn Cameron, Pat Doersch, and Nina Maxwell. Robert Simpson, Wesley Peterson, and Owen Street were freshmen who received letters lor athletics. Harold Elder, Robert Gribble and Bernard Stewart were on the baseball team. Freshmen in Cross Country were Ray Craig, Harold Elder and Iess Garner. Boys on the track team were Iunior Street and Roderick Faulk. Nina Maxwell and Pat Geil were active in Debate. BOYS Aldrich, Oron Anderson, Alvin Arbour, Urban Arnup, Stewart Bader, Ray Barnes, Fletcher Bartholomew. Iohn Beach, Marcus Berg, Ernest Bingenheimer, Bill Boe. lohn Braddock, Earl Broock. Charles Burke, Iohn Carson, Gorson Cartusegna, Io Catto, Ted Clayton, Rodney Conklin, Iohn Conroy. Iohn Cook, Frank Cook. lim Cook, Richard Corrigan, lim Craig, Roy Criteser, Gordon Cutress, Elbert Cunning, Wayne De Konin, Lyle Dittus. Marvin Donavan, Ralph Dumas, Murray Elder, Harold Falk. Roderick Farr, Leo Feldman, Fred Fields, Leonard Finnicane, Bill Fischer, Donald Fleming, Ray Flint, Sam Follis, Donald Frisk, Robert Garner, less Gettman, David Goertzen, Stan Goodspeed. Rupert FRESHMAN CLASS Graber. Donald Gregory, Francis Gribble, Tobert Gumbert, Vernon Hamburg, Harold Haskins, Robert Heitzenreiter, Iimmie Hemstreet, Bob Hinkle, Kenneth Holbrook, Kenneth Howard, Caliin Howard, Ernest Howard, Lawrence Hoyt, Bob Hoyt. Don Ives, Donald lamison, Charles lanzck, Gordon Iohnson, Bob Iohnson, Marvin Iohnson, Robert Iohnson, Wayne Kaylor, lrvin Kearns, Louis Kelly. Craig King, Bill Kirkpatrick. Ed Knott. Stanley Lacy, Willard Langnese. Nerle Larson, lack Leedham, Robert Leithold, Gene Lindsay. Burton Maddox, Harold Malloy, Raymond McCoslin, Wayne Miller, Gordon Monners, Lawrence Monsey, Robert Morse, Harold Morso, Bill Newbauer, Ed Olson, Robert Orvis, Roy Owen. Guy Palmer, Bill Palmer, Lewis Parker, Donald Peterson, Mosley Powell, Bob Powell, Clem Randall, Frank Renard. Bruce Remillard, Nicholos Renschler, Bob Richey, Clair Richey, Vernon Risley, Buster Ross. Iohn Sauter, Ben Seipp, Frank Simpson, Robert Sorenson, Allred Sorenson, Darrill Staley, Hugh Stewart, Bernard Stover, Glen Strange. Bob Street, Owen Strong, Bob Sullivan, George Usher, Harold Van Aken, Oliver Wallace, Prentice Westerberg, Ray Wilcoxin, Homer Wills, Ray Winter. Iohn Worthington. Harry Yoshizawa, Arthur Young, Bill Zimmerman, Eldon Zimmerman, Howard Zimmerman, Iames Zinzor, Harold GIRLS Allison, Grace Anderson, Edna Asti, Lillian Baier, Dotty Baley, Virginia Banks, Carol Bartholomew, Eleanor Benson. Thanis Bayer, Donna Clair Bayer, Doris May Brickley, Norma Briges, Enid Brothers, Katy Brown, Betty Cameron, Evelyn Carlson, Betty L. Caton, Louise Claflin, Iris Cook, Ruth Cross, Frances Davis, Vada Doersch, Patty Dowling, Corrine Dunn, Betty Mae Edwards, Velma Nilva, Edwards Edwards, Betty Eldridge, Dorothy Elkins, Lois Erickson, Anname Fabriz, Gayle Farrington, Katherine Filer, Lois Fitzell, Madeline Flannery, Ieanne Fletcher, Betty Foumal, Roden Genlach, Sharon Geil, Pat Goston, Fern Graves, Ida Mae Huida, Gladys Halforty, Frances Hanlon, Carrio Hanson, Carol Harmon, Robin Hawkins, Bertha Heller, Betty lean Hicks, Mildred Hicks, Suzanne Hoge, Bernico Hubbard, Mary Kasch, Elva Kingsbury, Fannie Kjos, Ioan Kreitlawk, Marion La Cont, Mary Landstrom, Marguerite Lawrence, Ioan Lord, Doris Maloney, Helen Maxwell, Nina Moore. Iune Morikawa, Katherine Mosser, Dorothy Moyer, Mary Nelson, Bonnie Nott, Darlene O'Banion, Noveda Owen, Iune Patison, Virginia Paulson, Ruth Petert, losephine Prior, Barbara lean Prigmore, Phyllis Randall, Dorothy Reed. Betty Remly, Adair Reutter, Patsy Richards, Lois Roalson, Mildred Royce, Ioan Schwartz, Mary lane Seida, lean Shumway. Helen Smith, Ruth Smolsor, Dorothy Snyder, Colleen Stanley, Marcia Stoll, Naomi Strauss. Betty Lou Taylor, Edna Thorne, Caroline Untinen, Lillian Waugeman, Pauline Wheeler, Ray Arlene Yoshitomi, Frances Zanders, Virginia Zinser, Doris Zinser, Lois 99' '31 I . Er' , . . 'N yt, I i W... xl J S i I 5 Q E 9? ,. . iz ik ,,g,.-F . 1 wif Q f .fy X , X 35 I I bin. if 'ying A ,-V J 3 :M 7 If C 5 'nfl , V5 H 1' Q., 4 1 . N 1 W Q X 'u 2 vm 1916 The high school consisted of twelve rooms, ninety pupils and seven teachers. ORGANIZATIONS NN i gs? Q3 WMS k-'AJ sl. X, li ,yr AU' WEE 53 is ,ma if 3 if -al, ii gf 5, ff , , vu-e 'Ui' w 1 2 ., . 'M HT' WFS J f as n 3 A wish wk -ll is i Ono, fgslsig. 'U' Q , 'e ,, 1 M 41 fl TN ,, rf Y it Q A 'ga A, - K . V ,W , I f -di' 4' yt K' wx 1 mx f' ' 5.3 f nn 1.6.0 KW , 1 5 .ef ff 'L' f V k,,. N., Y Gif M ff' i ff .-tg. gX' 4 FM' MUTE? 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AV' 'A L' -4 iff in .5414 in an A 45 viii, Q nil F. . 1 f H '4 'N 'g f , ' g , I U I I n n s V. an ' V 9 5 A H to 5 3 :sf S N' HQ qszlqix it 'QW -'SQ 9: '1' L' Q3 f' 1' . .4 X 5.4, ai VY S4 ..' .FYI13-R'Hi,4'A Y! v V SENIOR SPURS President .,.,. , , .Elsie Calderwood Vice-President ......,.,.,. loy Mason Secretary ....... .,.. M elinda Bates Treasurer .,.....,.,. Ieanne Bassett Sergeants-at-Arms Alison Birkenield and Mary Powell Adviser. . . . , . . .Mrs. Piper HOME ECONOMICS President ,.... Vice-President Secretary .,....,.. . Treasurer ....,,..... Advisers . Mrs. . . , lane Bourne . . . . . ,Kathryn Schultz , Anne Twohy . , , .Mary Egge Miller and Mrs. Pairarx 1940 The twenty-iifth anniversary edition of the Maroon was published.. x, N -X, ATHLETICS Q, fix. fr - X -1 'X' f 2 fl XX X XQX W2 X 'F' ' 11 X I A V M, f41 LL'V2 3 1' xx- -x X X ' .7 X Xxx M.-C . .T I, RSC pb-Z-'-'2 ,xy 'Sci X-rm 7 1247 Q X x N x Thx. .5 . x X mzf YS-L. f'-----'H f . ,Y ' LEONARD ROBERTSON Mr. Robertson came to Milwaukie upon his graduation from the University of Oregon where he was a star athlete. He assumed the position of assistant coach and immediately got into the swing of things by helping the Maroons to another league championship in football. He also handled junior foot- ball and track in grand style. C O A C H E S MERRITT MCKEEL Mr. McKee1, Mac to us, came as a graduate from Pa- cific University four years ago to fill the position of assist- ant coach. Two years later he advanced to head coach. He was a four-year letterman in four sports in high school and a three-year letterman in four sports at Pacific. McKeel has coached the Milwaukie team in football. basketball and base- ball. He has turned out state championship teams in football and boxing. l ' How-Conch Merritt McKee-l, Allor. tones, Lester Iensen, Bernard Sturdevont, lock Jamison, Gene Foxdel Ccoptcunl, Clem elts, Ward Soules, Doug Innes, llxck Iomlson, Bud Butcher,Couch Bud Robertson. ond Howe-lim lfowns N110 Untmen, 'lr-try Metcoll, Teddy Bmn, Vernon Lorenz, Sig Boe, Bob Skoglund, lim Sherwood H1tl'ckl nd fl B l ll . II , X VIH lfilf IO . cl How-flnky Hoe, Owen Botisexrncm lmorlogerl, Bob Schroeder Lmcinoqexl, Mickey Burke, Sid Hull, Robert Yoshitoml VARSITY FOOTBALL The Maroon football team of 1939 furnished the outstanding performance in school history. Previous scoring records of the past definitely fell by the board as our squad amassed a grand total of 304 points in nine games while their opponents gathered the small sum of only 26 counts. Working behind a hard hitting. efficient blocking line, Gene Foidel. captain. Inky Boe. high scoring halfback, Brad Ecklund, smashing fullback. proved a combination that with machine-like exactness held strong opposing teams scoreless in six of nine games and for the second consecutive year captured the longed-for title of No Name League cham- pions. They started the season by defeating McMinnville 60 to 0. Tillamook next fell by a score of 48 to 0, and Oregon City was defeated 39-7. Rainier succumbed with a score of 19-0, and Gresham was smothered 54-0. Corvallis followed suit with a single touchdown. as against 24 points for us. Next came Albany, up to then undefeated, but she suffered the same fate of our team's opposition, getting the short end of a 14 to 0 score. Eugene provided the unexpected threat of the year when her brawny delegation bent our line and rather abruptly retarded the Maroon machine, casting a dark and ominous shadow for a time across the pathway of championship hopes. However. with grim deter- mination our team rallied to battle nobly and made it a 13 all affair. Last came Salem. rated toughest of contenders. but defeated by a lopsided score of 33 to 0. Prospects for next year look good. With practically the old line returning and promis- ing back field talent coming up, the Maroons may confidently look forward to another successful football season. PERSONNEL Inky Boe, Haliback, 4 years, 2 years all-state hallback. Graduates. Dick Iamison, End, l year. A last lighter. Graduates. Alvin Bishotl, Lett Tackle, 2 years. Lots ot b:awn. Graduates. Clem Meeks, Lett Guard, 2 years. Hard hitter. Returns. Vernon Lorenz, Center, l year. Tough. Returns. Terry Metcalf, Guard, 2 years. Good blocker. Graduates. Bud Butcher, Tackle, 2 years. Won't budge. Returns. lack Iamison, End, l year. Fast and hard. Returns. Lester Iensen, Quarter, 2 years. Fast, deceptive. Graduates. Gene Foidel, Right Halt, Captain, 4 years. Heady player. Graduates Brad Ecklund, Fullback, 2 years. Line plunger. Graduates. Bernard Sturdevant, End, 1 year. On the job. Graduates. Bob Skoglund, Guard, 1 year. Always there. Graduates. lim Sherwood, Right End, l year. Watch next year. Returns. Doug Iones, Guard, l year. Fine prospect. Returns. Sid Hall, Tackle, 1 year. Hard worker. Returns. Ted Binn, Guard, 1 year. Keep an eye on him. Returns. Sig Boe, End, 1 year. More Boe material. Returns. Dick Burger, Quarter, 1 year. Try anything. Returns. Robert Yoshitomi, Hall, 1 year. Small, deceptive, last. Returns. Mickey Burke, Guard, 1 year. Mighty tough. Returns. lim Downs, Guard, l year. Big, dependable. Returns. Ward Soules, Center, 1 year. Good material. Graduates. Ward Soules, Center, 1 year. Good material. Returns. Nilo Untinen, Fullback, l year. Watch next year. Returns. l V How llwzb--rl lluluevlmcll, Hlll Kmq, Marvin lllttus, GGrre'l Soules, Artlxm Yorllwzrxwvci, liolincxvql Stewart, Colvm llulb t l l C lll xl l ll 1 T:1llf:,Tfolf'1 I Lfinfe :ntl Hllw lml, Mcxllow Slrm G0--1l,'c-r N rnfm Mmllnziotl, ltulylx Mower llfllv lilllll'lFIIl Irulm Wmlmr: Hola Pnwl-ll IUNIOR FOOTBALL The 1939 junior football team had another poor season as far as games won and lost are concerned. but from the standpoint of the training they received under Coach E. H. Lange, the season was very successful. That, after all, is the primary iunction of junior football, to develop varsity material. The team had four games this season and, although they tailed to win any of them, the high spot of the season came when they held the powerful Canby eleven to an even score. Outstanding men who should aid the varsity next year are Garet Soules, Arthur Yoshizawa, Bernard Stewart, Robert Gribble, Robert Powell, Iohnnie Winters, Robert Huff- man. and Ralph Mosier. First Rowfffioach Berritt Mclieel, Harry Basnett, lim Sherwood, Brad Ecklund, Bernard Studevant, Dick lamison, Norman lloskms. Second llow-Owen Bauserman, Dale Meany, Ed Opp, Dalton, Brown, Bob Skoolund, Mezrtll Peterson VARSITY BASKETBALL The Milwaukie basketball team had one of its most dismal seasons this year. The chief reason for their poor showing was undoubtedly the fact that they lacked experience. At the beginning ol the season, Coach Merritt McKeel had but one returning letterman to work with. The other boys all lacked varsity experience. The squad won but seven out of twenty-live games, scoring 605 points as against 803 for their opponents. Graduating this year are Dick Iamison, Bernard Sturdevant, Owen Bauserman, Brad Ecklund, Harry Basnett, Merrill Peterson, Ed Opp, and Bob Skoglund. SEASON'S SCORES Milwaukie . . . 28 Hillsboro . , Milwaukie , . . . . 22 Beaverton . , . Milwaukie , A , 10 St. Helens , , , Milwaukie . . . 23 St. Helens . , . Milwaukie ...,.. 46 Gresham ..,. , Milwaukie , , . 25 West Linn . . Milwaukie, . , , 24 Vancouver . . . Milwaukie , . . , , 38 Vancouver . . . Milwaukie . . . . . 25 Oregon City , , . . Milwaukie ....,. 26 Tillamook , . . . Milwaukie ..,. . 24 Hillsboro . .. Milwaukie. . . . 17 Salem . . . . Milwaukie . . 19 Corvallis . ,. Milwaukie. . 20 Albany , . . . . Milwaukie . , . 37 Estacada , . . Milwaukie. , . . 29 Beaverton . . . Milwaukie . . . . 15 McMinnville , . Milwaukie . , . 20 Oregon City , , Milwaukie . 9 , Tillamook . , . Milwaukie , .. . 23 Albany Col. Fresh Milwaukie . . 13 Salem . . , , , . . Milwaukie. . 23 Corvallis , . Milwaukie . . 31 Albany . , . . . Milwaukie . 12 McMinnville . Milwaukie. , 20 Chemawa . . . . 605 41 Furs! H0wffMavtln 'l'l1t1nyl, Bob Illllililllll lohn Plnlllps, Don Allison, Hush Mendenhall, Les Peake, Don Dolan, Bob Schroeder, Coccll Bud Hob'-rlsofz, Second Row -'Oscar Selrla Hob flxlable, Hobart YOSl'lllOII1l Allan Innes, Halgfx KTOOIYQI IUNIOR BASKETBALL Although beaten in thirteen out of sixteen contests. the 1940 junior basketball team was a fighting aggregation that was never beaten until the final gun. Coached by Bud Robertson, the boys never failed to give their opponents a very inter- esting battle. They averaged 20.56 points per contest while the opposition averaged 28.9. Several of the boys are expected to bolster the varsity next season. They are Gribble, Schroeder. Phillips, Peake. Seida, Yoshitomi, and Iones. SEASON'S SCORES Hillsboro . 22 Milwaukie 12 St. Helens 27 Milwaukie , 19 St. Helens Milwaukie . 25 West Linn Milwaukie. 26 Vancouver Milwaukie . 30 Oregon City Milwaukie . . 10 Vancouver Milwaukie . , 16 Hillsboro Milwaukie , 26 Albany Milwaukie, . 23 Beaverton Milwaukie, 20 McMinnville Milwaukie 21 Oregon City Milwaukie. , . 18 Salem Milwaukie 13 Albany Milwaukie . 31 McMinnville Milwaukie .. , 20 Chemawa Milwaukie , , 19 Totals . Totals. . 329 First How-Harold Elder, Bob Skoqlund, Ralph Greathouse, Harry Basnelt, Don Dolan, Bob Grxbble, Bob Yoshxloml Second Howellale Meany, Iohn Phllllps, Bernard Stewart, Brad Ecklund, Bernard Sturdevant, Merrill Peterson Thlrd Row-Bob Noel lmanagerl, lim Greathouse, Gene Folclel, Coach Merritt McKeel. BASEBALL At the start of the present season, the prospects for a good baseball team were very dim. Coach Merritt McKeel had but three returning lettermen around which to build a successful squad. However, there were several promising members from last year's junior squad, and some very capable newcomers who served to bolster the team considerably. Although the season is not yet completed. the Maroons have been going strong and should finish the season with an outstanding record. Next year, with seven oi this year's team returning. Milwaukie High should have an even better squad. Graduating members are Bob Skoglund, Ralph Greathouse, lim Great- house, Merrill Peterson, Bernard Sturdevant. Brad Ecklund, and Gene Foidel. Farsi How -Owen Street, lohn l'm:f:t, Strm Whipple, Norman Hoskins, Les lensen, Leslte Peake, Dick Mclntyre, Stan Adkins llOdCllZ,'lf Ffxvrllc Sf-vorni hc-w-Boh Schroeder lmanagerl, Ralph Nortell, Eldon Ulrich, Walt Gilllngham, Ilm Schuld, Don Garber, Herman Gum hurt, Hager Matthews, Bob Bunnett, Chris Steres, Marion Eckley fmanogerl. 'lhlrtl How-Dalton Brown, lay Meads, Brad licklund, lim Sherwood, Charles Sperr, Dale Cook, lion Gardner l'lm1lh How--lfvrlrtetlx llmkle, Coach Hvid Hobt-ltson TRACK This year's track squad, under the coaching of Bud Robertson, had only a fair season. The team got off to a bad start by losing to Vancouver, but came back to place second in the Scappoose quadrangular meet. win from Oregon City and West Linn, and placed fourth in the No-Name League meet. Although it is a bit early to predict the outcome of the district and state meets, the boys have been improving steadily, and should really make things interesting for the rest of the field. Outstanding men on this year's team were Norman Hoskins, Dale Cook, Leslie Peake, Lester Iensen, Dick McIntyre, Stanley Adkins, Bradford Ecklund, Dalton Brown, and Cap- tain Inky Boe. F1rst Row-eSom Flint, less Gomer, Ed Neubauer, Hoy Craig, Roderick Foulk, Second How-Herman Gumbert, Dick Mclntyre, Leslie Peake, Morrls Rivers, Roger Matthews, Walt Glllmghcm Don Gu bex Chrls Steres, Couch E. H Lcmge, Tlurd Howfllon Gardner, Maroon The team, Matthews. victorious CROSS COUNTRY harriers achieved an enviable record in cross country meets in the year 1939 composed of Leslie Peake Ccaptainl, Walt Gillingham, Herman Gumbert Roger Don Garber, Morris Rivers, Owen Street, Dick McIntyre, Marion Eckley was in six out of seven meets during the season. The record follows Maroons Maroons ..,,... Maroons Maroons Maroons Maroons 36 13 35Vz 32112 35lf2 31 Lincoln , . . Commerce Canby . . . Lincoln , Benson .. Salem . . Grant . . . . Washington Canby .... West Linn . 43 56 43 21112 79 75Vz 44 44112 42 75 Hubbard ..... 115 The squad placed fifth in the Hill Military State Meet held November 22 1939 lust lfmw -l'f1'1ajl1 Merritt Mr-Keel, Wayne Vlylghl, Warren Scott, Bob Simpson, Wesley Peterson, Lewis Palmer, Hoy Wes time cond ltnw ll,-my Lmmlm.-, Dow: Nosler, Nilo Untmen, Ward Smiles, Mickey Burke, Otis Tuvlor BOXING This year's boxing team is one of the iinest in the state. There were six state champions and tour Big Nine titlists on the squad. They were Ward Soules, Nilo Untinen, Bob Smith, Henry Lucks, Warren Scott, and Wesley Peterson, state champions: and Wayne Wright, Ward Soules, Nilo Untinen and Bob Smith won Big Nine titles. The Moyer brothers, Harry and Tommy, assisted the coaches this season. WRESTLING A squad of comparatively inexperienced men represented Milwaukie this year, and al- though they won only two of the six smokers which they participated in, they showed plenty of promise and should have a good season next year. Only two letters were awarded. Herbert Haberlach and Clem Meeks received them. The boys were coached this year by 'Bud Robertson, and Lewis Weikum was trainer. must lfow---llmll. lvlvlI:., 'loin Mrlloy l3',dTv1cl:cr',Scm Sasaki, Gdrrclt Soules, Art Yosiiizuwcl. rrcnnfl How -Vofxf-l Pwr ltnlwxtsnn, llerbcrl Haberlriclx, Clem Meeks, Marion llckley, Bob Tittle, Otis 'loylox Cmcnciqerl First Row-Muriel Lander, Dottie lone Martin, Iune Souply, Veneto Grace, leon Bauserman, Erlene Eckley. Second Pow-Alma Weitzel, Margaret Clark, Phyllis Clark, Irene Stokes, D01-13 Iohnson, Peggy Funk, M155 Kqthryn Wyman. Third Row-Myrtle Iensen. GIRLS' SOCHZER Alter a very successful season, without losing a game, the senior soccer team emerged victorious. lean Bauserman was captain. Sophomore captain was Ioyce Birkemeir: junior captain, Mary Ellen Walter, and freshman captain was Frances Yoshitomi. Members of the winning team were Alma Weitzel. Myrtle Iensen,Iune Souply, Margaret Clark, Phyllis Clark, Doris Iohnson, Eunice Iohnson, Peggy Funk, Dottie Martin, Mariel Lander, Irene Stokes, Venita Grace, Erlene Eckley, and lean Bauserman. GIRLS BASKETBALL The girls' basketball season ended Friday, February 3. resulting in a championship for the seniors. Perfect teamwork and the determination to win were the main factors which made this possible. Those on the winning team were Venita Grace, captain: Iune Souply, Irene Cutress, Peggy Funk, Melinda Bates, Myrtle Iensen, Dottie Martin, lean Bauserman, Margaret Clark, Phyllis Clark, Mary Powell, Erlene Eckley, and Alma Weitzel. First Plow---Dottie Mcrrtin, Myrtle Iensen, Mary Powell, lune Souply, lrene Cutress, lean Bciusermun. Second How-Alrna Wenzel, Miss Wyman, Erlene Eckley. N. ma, +6 E ,I S an Y Q 'x . J f . fa .1 .L , w ' F X I . XJ .dk 44 v .u SE fl-QJLV'-Q 'Gul 2 S!! -sa-JV' Q ,ww WPG? 'NWN midi ww-'F . if 1 N ' . I Q ak an A--ae. Ni z ,,.- -1-14 ..-f ,n. P ,L ?F'!r'P i .di ,Q . -pe' .4 '. +1M 'f' nn- . 1' I. .33 fr f :nf Y a 1940 The Milwaukie Union High School con- sists of thirty-six rooms, eight hundred and fifteen pupils. and twenty-eight teachers. The campus comprises ten acres of ground on which is situated the school building, gymnasium, shop and grandstand. ENDORSEMENTS MILWAUKIE SUPER SERVICE Shell Gasoline and Shellubrication Tires, Batteries and Bepair Work Super Highway Milwaukie, Ore. MILWAUKIE HARDWARE H. M. Bay Phone 2-4641 Milwaukie, Ore. OAK GROVE BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP It pays to look your best Phone 3-6351 Center St., Oak Grove, Ore. NICKLES' Buster Brown Shoes Phone 21141 Oregon City, Ore. MILWAUKIE SPECIALTY SHOP 1001 Main St. - Ph. 2-6581 Frigidaire Refrigerators, Water Heaters, Zenith and Motorola Radios: Maytag, A B C Washers, World Bicycles, Duo-Therm Heaters. Ranges Across the Street From the High School THE SWEET SHOP A Place Where the Prices Fit Your Purses MILVJAUKIE MEAT MARKET Phone Milwaukie 2-4141 Milwaukie, Ore. DERWEY IEWELRY Remember the Iewelry Store in Milwaukie, Ore. Swiss Watchmaking W. I. MCCREADY LUMBER CO. Always Glad to See You Milwaukie, Ore. M 6, N SHEET METAL WORKS Harry W. Newman, Prop. 1915 Harrison Street Milwaukie, Ore MIKE MORAN SPORTING GOODS School and College Athletic Equipment BE 8129 S. VJ. Fifth and Salmon Portland, Ore Compliments of DR. L. RUSSELL SWEENEY Milwaukie, Ore. I. C. PENNEY CO. Penney's Low Cash Prices Save You Money Downtown Store - 5th at Washington St. MI1.WAUKIE REVIEW Your Community Newspaper Milwaukie, Ore. NILSSON WALLPAPER CO. lmperial Washable Wallpapers 1116 S. W. Third Ave. Portland, Ore THE I. K. GILL CO. For Gifts that Please-Shop Gill's Fifth Avenue at Stark Portland, Ore Compliments ot 1 f , O ruin-4, slxm MORRISON AND Alma PORTLAND'S OWN STORE 51 ENDORSEMENTS OREGON CITY BRANCH United States National Bank Portland, Gregori A. W. Brookings, Manager WANT A IOB? PACIFIC BUSINESS COLLEGE BE 5420--7510 1017 S. W. Washington Portland, Ore. P :S C HAND FORGED TOOL CO. INC. SFllwoocl 4544 The Best Tools Money Can Buy Milwaukie, Portland, Ore. MILWAUKIE 5 6. 10 CENT STORE The Price ls Right School Supplies, Notions, and Ready to Wear Milwaukie, Ore. FIRST STATE BANK Thirty Years ol Banking Milwaukie, Ore. BUY-RITE GROCERY R C. Mclieel, Prop. Phone Oak Grove 2 fl44l and 34451 Oak Grove, Ore. I Makers of AWARD SWEATERS and Cther Sweaters 730 S. W. 10th Ave. Portland, Ore. ELDER HARDWARE We Sell Hardware for Hard Wear llardware, House Furnirshinqs, Dutch Boy Paints Milwaukie, Ore. They say, MShaw's Almost Give Furniture Away lnyestigate Our Terms and Prices CHAS. SHAW FURNITURE CO. S. E. 13th and Tacoma Ave. LA 5322 CLAY'S Dry Cfoods Notions fe Shoes - Furnishings Phone 2-6826 Milwaukie, Ore. STANLEY ZELASKO Real Estate Phone 2-6261 Milwaukie, Ore. LEONARD D. ALLEY Lawyer AT 1405 419 Spalding Bldg., Portland, Ore. THE GRILL Fine Foods Carefully Prepared Full Course Dinners Short Orders Super Highway Milwaukie, Ore. Compliments ot DR. I. EVERETT HAGAN Dentist Milwaukie, Ore. KRONBERG BROS. REAL ESTATE City, Suburban and Farm Property Phone 2-5251 Milwaukie, Ore. ROY 6: MOLIN Fine lewelry and Watches Phone ATwater 4321 316 S. W. Alder St. Portland, Ore. Compliments ol Peffy Milwaukie's Reliable Druggist First State Bank Building sz Milwaukie, Ore. ENDORSEMENTS Compliments of ROBERTS BROTHERS S W Swd Portlancls Most Satisfactory Department Store C97dSS 9?fH91' ' F,,1,,,l,og:l,,,,l:aY Phone ATwater 3124 3rd Ave. at Morrison sw i SHOP AT SEARS' AND SAVE! at N lf J' GQ J DN f' -' 5 ........ ....t,..... H... xg H SEARS, ROEBUCK :S CO. Old Fashioned Goodness C- F- NAWROCKI MULLAN'S IVIILWAUKIE GARAGE Florist Chevrolet and Buick Sales and Service Gilmore Products Milwaukie. Ore. Milwaukie, Ore, Peake Funeral Home In Your Community Milwaukie, Ore. DR- H- L- SECOH RICHARD H. SMITH DRUG co. Dentist Phone' Residence 2-6621 Milwaukies Progressive Druggist Rooms 5-6-7, Bank Bldg. Milwaukie, Ore. Phone Milwaukie 2-4031 Milwaukie. Ore. Graduate in . . . HART SCHAFFNER Sz MARX Uztziversjty Style SUITS AMERICA'S LEADING YOUNG MEN'S STYLE CLOTHES Sam'1 Rosenlolatt Co. WASHINGTON AT BROADWAY 53 ENDORSEMENTS Coiriplinionts oi GORDON 6. RILLA SKOOG MILWAUKIE FLORAL E F LEITZ, Proprietor 3306 Lake Road Oak Gfqve, Qfegon Phono 2-6596 Nec1rOotfield Road Compliments ol FROSKIST ICE CREAM THE COMPANY 907-ll-15 s. w. Ninth Avenue Portland, oregon McKEEL'S SHELL SERVICE Phone 3-5055 Oak Grove, Oregon ' I LOUIS Gellos Coney Island THE Sandwich A Meal in Itself 1 116 Washinton Street, near Eleventh Avenue Store BR 1007 Res. TR 4697 Portland. Oregon DAVIES LUMBER CO. Phone 34321 Super Highway Near Oak Grove 54 Announcements. Iewelry, Diplomas Ready-Mix Concrete-Building Materials IAMES A. C. TAIT AND COMPANY Phone EAst ll3l 3l8 S. E, Madison St PORTLAND LINOLEUM COMPANY Venetian Blinds, Window Shades Linoleum, Asphalt Tile Phone EAst 4183 706 S. E. Grand Ave SCI-Il'NDLER'S SHRUB NURSERY Growers of Evergreen Trees and Shrubs Route l0, Box 249, on Super Highway Milwaukie. Oregon ENDORSEMENTS Friends... Are Life's Measure of Success if Our unusual growth in the business ot photography is due to our rnany satisfied customers- as we use none ot the usual baits such as coupons, tree pictures, etc., to secure business. You, too, will succeed in life according to your Willingness to be worthy ot 'Triende ship. 4 GLADYS GILBERT STUDIOS ENDORSEMENTS MORELAND THEATRE Milwaukiers Own Milwaukie Ave. at Bybee, Portland, Oregon CONSOLIDATED FREIGHT LINES. INC. Portland, Oregon MILWAUKIE MOTOR CO. Chrysler-Plymouth W. l. FASTMAN, Manager On Super Hiway at Wilwaukie Printing by 238 S. W. Fifth 'nung Cn Brin jl Avenue, Portland, Oregon Compliments ol R. I. STRASSER DRILLING CO. Portland, Oregon HARPER - MEGGEE, INC. Seattle-Portland--Spokane R. C. A. Distributorsf -Commercial Sound Equip. BOEHI FEED COMPANY Dealers in Hay, Grain, Fertilizers Phone EAst 9002 lUl5 S. F. Division St. Portland, Oregon Engravings by WEST COAST ENGRAVING CO. 729 S. W. Oak Street, Portland, Oregon The Maroon staff extends sincere thanks to Mr. Walter Rose- braugh and all others who assisted in compiling this book. Leonard D Alley Roe-hi Feed Company Buy-Rite Grocery Davies Lumber Co Dehen Derwey lewfilry Clayla The Crown Coiiipaariy lflflor lrlardware Firzzt State Rank Froxztkiist lor- Clffflltl The l K Gill Cn Olarlyic Gilbert Stuilio.: l.out:: Cello Cor-lon 61 liilla fikooft The Grill Dr l Fverott Hr-:aan Harper-Meaaee, luv Hart, Schatfner ci Marx, Sam lame: A. C Tait G Co. Karl l. 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