Milwaukie High School - Maroon Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

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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

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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.

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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.