Milwaukie High School - Maroon Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1944 volume:

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CATHARINE PIPER F01 ten xea1s, M15 Ca.thC111ne P1pe1 mu capclblx pe1fo1med l1e1 dunes, ax dean of gulb To hu sue blought countless IJ1OlJ tems, .md tluough l1e1 glLl1ddI1CC mfmx clzftlcultww .ue xmoothed out X -J XX, v- NMQYBS Xvxlffl DLIIIDQ, the seven N9d1b that M1 O IJ I1xe1s hae, been IJIIHCIDHI at M11 xmukle, the school has enjox ed mam 1ITlp10VQI7lLI1tS blOLlgl'lt about lfugelx tluouggh 1115 6ffO1tS At all tlmes, he lb lIlt6165t6d ln the D1OglQbb1V6 advance f0l the commum tw school, and student bodw My . . xr 1 NSW ii Front Row-AByers, Piper, Thorne. Second Row-Cooper, R. Mellinger, Currie, Johnson, Hafner, Oliver. Helms. Third Row4Phillips, Oberteuffer, Thielmann, Baldwin, Richardson. Read. B. Mellinger. Milli-in Fourth ROW4fIPFlHg6xF, Plummer, Klev, Winter, Morehouse, Delano. Back RowATamiesie, McKeel, Blinkhorn. Horn, Ulrirh. BALDWIN. HARRIET U. of O.. B. A. Columbia U.. M. A. English Girls' Glen B0yS' Glf-sl Mixed Chorus BLINKHORN, J. E. O. S. C.. B. S. Agriculture COOPER. CHARLOTTE U. of Idaho, B, A. Social Science Spanish CURRIE. GRACE L. St. Lawrence U.. B. S. English Junior Advisor HAFNER. FRANCES O. S. C.. B. S. Librarian Senior Advisor HELMS. DANIEL T. RM-d College, B. A., M. S Ph. D. Chr-niistiy Mechanical Drawing Senior Advisor HERINGER. ELIZABETH U. of North Dakota, B. S. Biology HORN, FRANK A. Washington State, B. S. General Science Physical Ed. Freshman Advisor JOHNSON, KENNETH E. Reed College, B. A. U. of Nebraska, M. A. S. E. P. Page g Business English KLEV, MARIE J. PLUMMER. ANNA U. of o.. B. Ann cornell, B. A. General Math. American History Algebra English Bookkeeping MCKEEL. MERRITT Pacific U.. B. A. Physical Ed. Coach MELLINGER. BLANCHE U. of O.. B. A. Typing Shorthand MELLINGER. RUTH M. U. of O.. B. A. Northwestern College of Law, L. L. B. American History Algebra MILLER, LILLIAN O. S. C., B. S. Home Economics MOREHOUSE, MARGARET O. S. C.. B. S. Home Economics Art OBERTEUFFER, MARGARET O. S. C.. B. S. Algebra General Math. OLIVER GRAYCE O. S. C., B. S. Speech English PHILLIPS. EDITH T. Reed College, A. B. Physical Ed. PIPER, CATHERINE B. U. of Washington Dean of Girls SADIE JO 2 B. A. SUTHERLAND. JOHN Willamette U.. B. A. U. of O.. M. A. Algebra Geometry Trigonometry TAMIESIE, SYLVESTER Europe Band Orchestra THIELEMANN, ,MARIAN U. of O. 1 Junior Bu iness ' Shortmands Typing TAMIMIE. SYLVESTER ' Yale, B. A.. M. A. Willamette U., Hon. L. Physics .av General Math. General Science ULRICH. LAURANCE E. Manual Training WINTER. HELEN D. U. of O., B. A. English Latin DELANO. CHARLOTTE Secretary J, L. D. fa -A f V+ , f',f.-X lhe btudent Louncll of Milwaukie Union High School consists of six Student Bodw officers elected by the student body. The responsibilitx placed on these officers is gTeat and much time and effort are requiied to Bob Richmond Pat Gibbs Jack Cooper Jack Hinshaw Joan Foster Polly Pollock 41, s ul fx'-f LX! X fu! .,,. -f' fif- 1 vfvif T 1 z , E 4 l I I 2 1 5 it Q ! ,af J! P I L- ,.4' j. gf' 'f25 I, intl Z 4 2 't, .71 I. f ru 9-I ,A S 2 , 'Y' .5 I ww ,, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: President , , . . . ., . Joe Miller Vice-President: Wayne Phillips Secretary Randi Raanes Treasurer , . , . Greig Hudson Sergeant-at-arms Chuck Parker, Bruce Ecklund V l 1-sf ,K T, , H ' i, A T rv - -Q L59 x.. SENIOR. CLASS. As the Seniors of 1944 leave Milwaukie Union High School, they take with them proud and happy memories of their class, its achievements and contria butions to the school. The service flag' includes eight stars which represent members of the class of 159-14. Those who have been taken from school to serve their country are: l,ee Lucas, Elmer Cress, Harry McDonald, Harold Barr, Bob High, Dick Oberstaller, Alan Booth, and Don Seamster. The Senior Class officers, Joe Miller, Wayne Phillips, Randi Raanes and Greig Hudson, were assisted in their duties by the Senior Permanent Com- mittee. This committee included Bettie Olson, Norine Boyd, Vera Mason, Gari Woods, Bruce Ecklund, Jack Sperr, Chuck Parker, Bill Weiirandt., Berthamae Jasman, Jo Anne Smith, Bill Hanson, and Norma Atwood. The Booster Club was headed by a most capable senior, Bret Kelly, who also served as chairman of the Junior-Senior Prom Committee. Six Seniors were admitted into Thespians. Trey were: Norma Atwood, Pat Gibbs, Bettie Olson, Randi liaanes, Delpha Starker, and Roger Tappendorf. The cast of the Senior Tournament Play included Cliff Snider, Bret Kelly, Yi-rnon Schmidt, Arnold Sleep, Alice Zvdnik, and Helen Branlund. This play. Let's Move the Furniture, was awarded second place, and was directed by two seniors, Randi liaancs and llelpha Starker. Ii 4 s. .ygx 4 s MM' QQ ,C , -..A '. 33, R K sv rl, 1. lx QQ at -'G 45' :UG- N 5 Front How-Atwood, Olson, Jasman, Raancs. Smith. Boyd, Mason. Back Row-Ecklund, Weigandt, Woods, Miller, Sperr. Hanson. Phillips, Hudson. One of the most successful Senior Class Plays to be presented at Mil- waukie was given this year. The comedy, TISH, presented Arvilla Hescock in the leading role. Randi Raanes, Delpha Starker, Wayne Phillips, Vera Mason, Norine Boyd, Bob Richmond, Bettie Olson, Ronald Webster, Vernon Schmidt, Roger Tappendorf, and Geni Re, were members of the excellent supporting cast. Business managers for the production were Greig Hudson and Clarence Anderson. The Milwaukie Football Team, which won state-wide fame, was captained by Seniors Chuck Parker and Dick Oberstaller. Other Seniors on the team were: Darrell Jensen, Bruce Ecklund, Bob Richmond, Cliff Snider, Bill Wei- gandt, and La Verne Perry. Bill Hanson served as editor of the Milwaukian with the assistance of Gloria Fletcher as business manager. Seniors whose names appeared on the final Honor Roll for the first semester were: Norma Atwood, Milton Davis, Pat Gibbs, Eva LeCoq, Cora Lucille Howes, Alice Lorenz, Randi Raanes, Roland Zahler, and Clarence An- derson. This year's Maroon staff was composed entirely of Seniors. Randi Raanes, as Editor, asssited by Norma Atwood and Clarence Anderson, assitant Editors, and Bill Hanson, photography Editor, were responsible for the exceptional edi- tion put out this year. Wayne Phillips and Greig Hudson very capably handled the business end of this venture. AKERS, CAROL LEE- Student Body Play 1, Tri-Y 1, C190 1, 2, 3. Choir 2, 3, Vodvil 3. ANDERSON, CLARENCE- Transfer, Moohead, Minn.. 4. Bus. Mgr, Sr. Class Play. 4, Maroon 4, Honor Roll 4, College Prep U. of Minn. ARNOLD, GERRY- Transfer. Sacramento. Calif., 2, Tri-Y 3, 4, Pres, 4. Sov- cer 3. 4. Basketball 2. 3, 4, Softball 2. 3. 4. Athletta 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, Milwuakian 3, 4, Stage Crew 3. Span- ish Play 3, Defense Council 4. College Prep., O. S, C. ATWOOD, NORMA- Home Ec. 1, 2, 3. Sec. 2, V. Pres. 3, Tri-Y 1, 2, Foot- lighters, 1, 2, Tournament Play 2, Stage Crew 3, 4, Boosters 4, Thespians 4. Maroon 4, Freshman Panel 4, Defense Council 4, Perry Award 3, Jr. Class Sec.. Sr. Perm. Comm., Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. BBRRETH, VOLET- Transfer, Lemmon, S. Dakota 4. Milwaukian 4. BEGIJ. ALBERT-No picture. Transfer, Oregon City 4. BOOTH, ALAN- Army, BOYD, NORINE- Soccer 1. 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2. Softball 1. 2. Athlvtta 2, 3, 4, Footlighters 1, 2, Thalians 3, 4, Thespians 3, 4. Sec. 4, Tournament Play 2, 3. Student Body Play 2, Home Ee. 3, 4. Glee 4, Boosters 4, Milwaukian 3, Senior Class Play Senior Perth. Comm., Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm. 4. BRADLEY, VIRGINIA- Maroon 1, Home Ee. 2. BRANLUND, HELEN- Transfer Grant. 4. Vodvil 4, Red Cross 4, Thalians 4, Tournament Play 4, Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm. 4. BROETJE, DON- Basketball 1, 2, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Glee 4. BROWN, BETTY- Transfer, Gresham 3, Commercial Course. BROWN, VERNIECE- Home Ec. 1, 2, 3. Sec. 3, Tri-Y 1, 3, Jr. Perm. Comm. Boosters 3, 4, Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm, 4. f7 ,L . -a-!g,fL,. L. ,L-,i,,, rt. BULLARD. FAIRLENE- Transfer, Ft. Smith, Arkansas 4, Swimming 4. CI-IAPPELL. GENE- Baseoall 2. 3. 4. Maroon 3. Boosters 3, 4, Vodvil 4, Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm. 3. f CLARK, JIM- f . General Course. g , ' ' 1 .11 X 4, ,f CLARK RUTH- Transfer, Willamina 4. CLARK, VERN- Transfer, Creswe-ll 4. CREMA, ERMA- Soccer 2, 3. Softball 2, 3. T' ,W s Z 23 3 af 5 E , LAA'k..p sn- ' 15 of S CROCKETT, GEORGIENE- Footllghters 1, Z. Footlighters-Thalian Play 2, Tri-Y 1, 2,.3, Spanish Play 3. Thalians 3, 4. Milwaukian 3. CROSS, TILLIE- Tri-Y 1, Soccer 1, 2, 3. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2. 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 3, Athletta 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Mll. wauklan 3, 4. DAMMEN, CECIL- 4-H 2. 3. General Course. DAVIS, MILTON- Honor RoTI 1, 2, 3. 4. College Prep., Reed. DAVIS, RUSSELL- Basketball 4, Baseball 4. DEDLOW, MAXIN19- General Course. DeFORD, DAVID- Boosters -l. ECKLUND, BRUCE- Fr. Class 'lreas., Tournament Play 1. 2. Outstandmg Actor 2, Boosters 3, 4. V. Pres. 4, Letterman 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Glee, 3. 4. Sec. 4, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Jr. Basketball 2, 3, Fire Squad 3, 4. Choir 3, Sr. Class Sgt. Arms. Sr. Perm. Comm., Vodvll 3, 4. EISERT. DELMER- F. F. A. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4, Track 3. FAUBION, DORIS- Transfer, Commerce 3, Glee 3. Choir 3. 4. Vodvil 3. 4. FELDMAN. DOROTHY- Soecer 1, 2. Basketball 1, 2, Softball 1. 2, Athletta 2. 3, 4. Home Ec. 1, 2, 3, 1, Trl-Y 2. 3, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Glee 4, Boosters 4, College Prep., O. S. C. FLEMING, DELORES- Transfer, Marshall, Minn. 3. FLETCHER. GLORIA- Band 1, 2, Orchestra 1, 2, Footllghters 1. 2, Thallans 3, 4, Mllwaukian 3, 4, Bus. Mgr. 4, Jr. Sr. Prom. 4, Com- mercial Course. FLINT. JIM- Band, 1, 2, Cross Country 2, 3, Track Mgr. 2. College. Prep. FOLKERTS, ALFRED- Orchestra 2. FOSTER, FRANCLS- Softball 2, Gle-e 2, 3, 4, Boosters 3, 4. Chou' 2. 3. 4, Chrlstmas Program 2. 3, Vodvll 3, 4, Jr. Sr, 1'l'0lll. Comm. 4, FOSTER, JOAN- Footllghtvrs 1. Soccer 2. Home Lv. 1. 2. 3. Pres. 3. Trl- Y 1, 2. Soph. Class Sec.. Pay Ass:-'rnlxly 2. Mlxed Chorus Avcompanlst 2. Boosters 2. 3, Trvas. l. Mllwauklan 3, Freshman Panel 3. 4. Jr. Perm. Comm., Maroon 4. Fire Squad 4. Student Body V, Pres. 4. GERSBACH, DON- Transfer, Pleasant Hlll 3, Basketball Il. -4. Basvlmall 3. 4, Letterman 3, 4, MIISUKIHII 4. Maroon 4. Q-L4 GESTSON, DON- F. F. A. 3. GESTON, FERN- Boosters 1, 2. 3, 4, Yell Leader 2, 3. Soph. Class V. Pres.. Tri-Y 1, 2, Home Ee. 1, 2. 3, Tennis 1. GIBBS, PAT- Fr. Class Sec., Home Ec. 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Y 1, 2. Student Body Sec. 2, Student BoT'iy V. Pres. 4, Stage Crew 3, 4. Thespians 4, Footlighters 1, 2, Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm. 3. Boosters 4, Freshman Panel 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4. Commencement Speaker. GRIBBLE, BARBARA- Soccer 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1, 2, 3, Ath- letta 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Tri-Y 1, 2, Foot- lighters 2, Jr. Class V. Pres. 1, Boosters 4. HALLIDAY, PEGGY- General Course. HAMBURG. MARGARET- Tri-Y 1, 2, Home Ec. 2, 3, 4, Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Boosters 3, 4. HANSON, BILL- Football Mgr. 2, Maroon 2, 3, 4, Milwaukian 2, 3, 4, Ed. 4, Glee 4, Vodvil 4, Boosters 3, 4. Sr. Perm. Comm. HAWLEY, MARY ROSE- Accompanist Music Dept. 1, 2, Glee 1, 2, Orchestra 2, 3, Vodvil 4, Christmas Play 4, Honor Roll 1. HENDERSON. MARION- General Course. HESCOCK, ARVILLA- Transfer, Franklin 2. Christmas Play 3, '1'ri-Y 3, 4, Red Cross 3, 4, Pres. 4, Boosters 4, Sr. Class Play 4, College Prep. St. Helen's Hall. HILDAHL. FLORENCE- Transfer. Frankun 2, Christmas Play 3, 4, Home EC. 2, 3. 4, Red Cross 3, 4, Treas. 4, Boosters 3. 4, Sec. 4, Tour- nament Play 3, Thalians 3, 4, Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm. 4, College Prep. Marylhurst. HIXSON, OURINNE- Transfer, Roseburg 2. Girls Sports 2, Glee 3, Vodvil 4. HOWES. CORA LUCILLE- A Capella Choir 1. Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band 1, Triple Trio 1, Honor Roll 2. 3, 4. HUDSON, ALDINE- Home Ec. 2, 3, Footlighters 1, 2, 3, Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, Soc- cer 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Swim- ming 4, Athletta 2, 3, 4. HUDSON. GREIG- Bus. Mgr. Maroon 4. Bus. Mgr. Sr. Class Play, Treas. Senior Class. Bond Diive 3. Sr. Perm. Comm., Army Air Corps. JANNSEN, JOHN- Orchestra 2. 3, 4. Honor Roll 1, 3, College Prep., O. S. C. JASMAN, BERTHAMAY- 'lri-Y 1, 2. Soccer 1. 2. 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Softball 1. 2, 3. Athlw-tla 2. 3, 4. Footlighlers 1. 2. Sr. Perm. Comm.. Maroon 4. JENSEN. DARRELL- Football 3, 4, Letterman 3. 4, Vodvil 4. AJ!! ' ...gif 'W B. 5 ' lv' e in 15260 aw' 2,24 2 , si r H. ga 1 we aus . V-:sr 1. 1 ,H Z. iv, 2 ag 34 NO' 5 av-Q YQ .,, ff' X17 f ', .bfffg 'P Yi? f , 'J' oar 'ri' M? 5. an ni- ' .1 'ff 'riff' X ei ' -if A 5 . 'H' -4 'wr 'S .J 4 7 .:, T .4 . 5742- A , , -fifw Lf' I .1 I W Z i ,f -. . - if-f-1 1 ff?-'Lf ' '- f Vef .f. .' ' 'LZ .4 Soccer 1, 2, 3, Bas t l'1fYT'L 'oftball 1. 2, 3. Ath- letta 2, 3, 4, Tennis'1. 2, 3, Tri- 1, 3, Student Body Piay 1, Glen 1, 2, 3. M non 2, College Prep., O. S. C. JONES. CARQE -I , r fs KAPISCHKA. EVELYN- Tri-Y 3, 4, Sales Mgr. 4. Give 3. KAY, BETTY- Home Ee. 1. Tri-Y 1, 2, 3, Commercial Course. KELLY, BRET- Boxing 2, Wrestling 2, Football 3, 4, Jr. Perm. Comm. Jr. Prom. Comm. 3. Boosters 2. 3, 4. Pres. 4. Red Cross Council 4, Stage Crew 3, Tournament Play 4, Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm. Chairman 4, U. S. M. C. KNUDSEN, LA WANDA- Tri-Y 1, 2, 3. 4, Treas. 2, Vodvil 4. KUPFER. DOROTHY- Transfer, Bear River, Utah 3. LAIR, BARBARA JEAN- Band 1, Orchestra 1, 2, Milwaukian 3, 4, Spanish Play 3, Tournament Play 3, Thalians 4. LE COCQ. EVA- Home Ec. 1. Tri-Y 1, 2, 3. 4, Treas. 3. Soccer 2, 3. 4, Basketball 2, 3. 4. Capt. 3. Softball 3, 4, Athletta 4. Swimming 4, Defense Council 4, Pres. 4, Perry Award 3, Honor Roll 2, 3. LEONARD. ROBERT- Transfer, Natick, Mass 4, LITTLE, JOHN- Track 2, 3. 4. Cross Country 4, Fire Squad 4. LORENZ, ALICE- Glee 3, 4, Treas. 4, Honor Roll 4. MASON, VERA- Home EC. 3, 4, V. Pres. 4, Thespians 3, 4, Thalians 3, 4. Footlighters 1, 2, Tournament riay 1, 2. Outstanding Actress 1, Student Body Play 2. Dr. Tournament Plays 3, 4, Boosters 4, Jr. Perm. Comm. MATHISON, MERYL- ' Tri-Y 1, 2, Christmas Play 2. Vodvil 4, Sr. Class Play. MATTHEWS, ELEANOR- Tri-Play 2, 3, 4, Treas. 4. Soccer 1, 2, 3, 4, Cap' Basketball 1. 2, 3. 4, Mgr. 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4. Athlvtta 2. 3, 4. Pros. 4. In-fi-nse Council 4, Collegf- Prep. Whea- ton. MATOTT. LA RETA- Transfer. Lin:-oln 4. MAYFIELD. BONNIE- I Transier, Sioux Cily. Iowa 3. Glen- 3. 4, Choir 3. 4, Vod- vll 4. MCEACHERN, ALAN- Translvr, Jetterson 2. Cross Countlry 3. '1'rac'k 3. 4. Fir'- Squad 3, 4, Red Cross Count-il 3. 4. Stage' Crew 3, Col- lege Prep, U. of O. 4 MILLER, JOE- Mgr. Basketball 1. Football 2. Baseball 1. 2. BOX!! 2. ' wrt-suing 2, Jr. Sr. Prom. Coniin. 3, Boostf-rs 4, Maroon 4 Qr P1243 Pres, Sr. Pr-rm. Comm.. College Prep U, ILLER. JUNE- Commerclal Course. OORE. MARGARETHA- Tri-Y 1, 2. Spanlsh Play 3. UNDEL, ELAINE- Homf- HC., Glu 3, 4 Choir. BERSTALLER, DICK- Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Letterman 1, 2, 3, 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Football Co-Capt. 4, Merchant Ma- runes. 'BRIEN, NAOMI- Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Commercial Course, Holmes Busln'-ss College. DELL, DORIS- Tri-Y 1, Glec 2, Home EC. 2, Mgr. Inter-Class Tourna- ment Games 3. LIVER, GRACE- Tri-Y 4, Commercial Course. Holmvs Buslnoss Colleg-m LSON, BETTIE- Tri-Y 1, 2, 3. 4. Footllghttlrs 1, 2, '1'hZ1ll2iIlS 3, 4. Tin-sa plans 4, Senlor Class PlayY4. Spanlsh 1-'lay 3. D11-wtor Tournament 1-'lay 4, Patrlotic Assembly 3, 4, Milwau- kian 3. 4, Semor Perm. Comm., Stage- Cr-vvv 2, t'oll.lu.1 Prep. Willamette. LSON. ELAINE- Transter, Minot, N. Dakota 2, COIIIITIPITIZAI Coursv. LSSON, MARCELLA- '1ransI'e1, balwm 3. Alhletta 3, 4. 1VIllVlZil1klZ1I'l 4. Vodvnl 4, Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm. 4, College Prep. U. of Chicago ALMER, BOB- Baseball 3, 4, Letterman 3, 4. ARKER. CHUCK- Boxlng 1, :football 2, 3, 4. Co-Capt 4, Leatherman 1, Z. 3, 4, Sgt. at Arms 3, Sec. 4, Boost:-rs 4. Sr. Sgt. Arms. l-'11-ff Squad 4. ARMENTER, MARY- Transtvr. Los Angelo-s 1, Glw- 4. Coll'-gv Pt-qv, Nzllalpa Idaho. AIJLSON. GLORIA-- UUIl'1ll1'?FClill tfourmv-. ERRY, LaVERN15- Wrestling 1, Z. Trar-k 2, Football 3, -1, L II l'l1ll1I1 1. l 11v Squad 3, Voclvll 4. ETERSON. NORA- Soccer 1. 2. 3. 4. Basketball 1, 2. 3, Solihull 1, 11 3. Am- lvtta 2. 3. 4, S--1. 3, Maroon 4. HILLIPS. WAYNE Base-ball 1, Z. 4, Basketball 2. 3, 4. Vouvll 3 Mllwzm- klan 4. SWIHK Band 3. Bond Drmvv- 4, Fm- Squad 4. Ala- roon Bus. Mgr. 1. Sr. Cla:-ls Play. Sr. Class V Puff Boost'-rs 4. Sr. 1'v-rm. Comm.. Honor Roll 1 22. 3. Voro- menc--mf-nt Sp'-akor. Army Alr Corps. AANES. HANDI- Socrw-r 1, 2, 3, Mgr. -4. Basketball 1. 2. 3. Sottball 1. LJ. 3. Alhlv-lla. 13. 3. 4 'I-l'l-Y 3. 4. Svmor Class Play 4. '1'ln-fs- plans 4. Illr--t-tol' Tournament Play 4. lid. Maroon -l 51' Perm. Comm. 4, Vodvll 4, Honor Iioll 13. 3. 4. CoIl+-gt Prep. Io-ml. wwf Q1-main sq XxR ,lm Q 'mf 'Y .:' 4. 1 ,J Q 2 1: I I -3 1 .J 4 -115 'Fd 3' T' Md . 42075 W 4.5 - -fi .-4 j f XQ Wt Qtr. 'J 1-5 'ara I wf'-7, -- A fl? ' x T l 49 at A, 1 1 JI' i uf ,f-acq. ,Lax- 'ef 42,-f Q ,-.,,x5,M-5 Q' NA! ep, RAVER, PHYLLIS- Tri-Y 1. 2, 3. Pres. 3. Glee 3. Spanish Play 3, Vodvil 3, Soph, Class Trees.. Freshman Panel 2, 3, Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm. 4, College Prep. O. S. C. RE. GENI- 'I'.i-Y 1, 2, 3, Footl1gh,ers I. 2, Spanish Play 3, Senior Class Play 4. College rrep U. of O. REGHITTO. INEZ- Soccer 2. 3, Basketball 2, Softball 3. 3 RICHMOND, BOB- ! Wrestling 2. Football 3, 4. Basketball Mgr. 3, Letter- f ' man 3. 4. Jr. Class Pres. Vodvil 3, Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm, V L J Z 3, Boosters 3, 4, Senior Class Play, Student Body Pres. ROGERS, ELLA - V4 Transfer, Eden. Idaho, 4. SOHMIDT, VERNON- , Program 4, Senior Class Play, Patriotic Assembly 4. SCHULDT, JUNE -- Transfer, Garibaldi 2. Footlighters 2. Horne Ev. 3. Red Cross Council 3, Tri-Y 3. 4, Soccer 3, 4, Basketball 4. Softball 3, 4, Athletta 4, SIMON, VIVIAN- Tri-Y 1, Home EC. 3, 4, Sec, 4. Boosters 4, Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm. 4. l SMITH, JO ANNE- Glee 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 2, Pres. 3, 4, Footlighters 1, 2, V. Pres. 1, Pres. 2, Home Ec. 1, 3, Boosters 2, 3. 4, Jr. Class Treas., Milwaukian 2, Sr. Perm. Comm. Xt, N f SNIDEH, CLIFF-- l Transfer. Sisters. Oreg. 4. Football 4. Basketball 4, Capt. X, 4, Vodvil 4. Letterman 4. Glee 4, Treas. 4. Choir 4, Fire Rl Squad 4. Maroon 4. U. S. M. C. SOUPLY. WESLEY- -,, Orchestra, Band. Swing Band 3. SPERR. J ACK- Jr. Class Sgt. at Arms 3. Per. Comm. 3. 4. Boosters 4. Yell Leader 4. Xxx .L Tri-Y I, 2, 3, 4, V. Pres. 3, Senior Class Play. Thes- X plans 4, Honor Roll 2. College Prep.. O. S. C. STARKER, DELPHA- S' STRONG, BARBARA- ' Tri-Y 1, 2. 3. Home Ec. 1. 2, 3, Athletta 2. 3. 4, Sgt. at Arms 4. Basketball 1. 2. 3, Soccer 1. 2. 3. Softball 1. 2. 3 Footlighters 1, 2, College Prep.. Lewis Sr Clark College. xt SUDERS, LUCILLE- Trgngfpr, Boulder City. Nevada 2. Spanish Play 3, Vodvil 4, College Prep, U. of Washington. i SUMMERS. ELEANOR- Transfer. Lebanon. 3 SWALES. JERRY- Gen--ral Course. TA PPEN DORF. ROGER- Tournament Play 1. 2. Boost-'r 3. -l. Yi-ll l.v:ulf-r 3. l, Fun Squad 4. Jr. Football 3. '1'l'2Il'k 2. 3. l, Vlioir 3. lil'--X Ia, V. Pres, 3. Sgt. Arms 4. Vodvil 3. 4. S-'mor Class Play. '1'hf'SDl3HS 4, Vodvll 3, Band 1, 2. 3. Orchestra 1, 2. 3. 4, Christmas TAYLOR. DORIS- ghgistmas Program 2. 3. Glee 3. 4. Choir 3, 4, V0dVll THOMPSON. VIVIAN- Tri-Y 1. Home EC. 1, 2, Commercial Course. VOLKMAN. PHYLLIS- Home Ec. 1, Tri-Y 1. Athletta 4. WAGENKNECHT. MAXINB- Tri-Y 1, 2, 3. 4, Footlighters 1, 2, Soccer I. 3. Basket. ball 1. 2, 3, Softball 1, 2. 3, Athletta 3, 4. Junior Red gross 3. 4, Patriotic Assembly 3, Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm. WEBBER, KEITH- Orchestra, Band 3, 4. WEBSTER, RONALD- Tournament Play 1, Student Body Play 1, 2, Foomgyy. ers 1. 2. Christmas Play 3, Footiighter Thalian Play 2. Thespians 2. 3. 4, Spanish Play 3. Thalian Play 3, V. Pres. 3, Vodvil 3, Senior Class Play. WEIGANDT. BILL- Fire Squad 3, 4, Football 4, Letterman 4, Vodvil 4, Sr, Perm, Comm. Army Air Corps. WHITTINGTON, CAROLYN- Transfer, Boise, Idaho, 4. Office. WHITTINGHAM. WILLARD- Transfer, Quincy, Illinois, 4. WINTERS, JOHN- Foothall. General Course. WTTTFOTH, ARLO - Transfer. Oregon City, 3. Jr, Football 3. Jr. Basketball Fire Squad 4. Boosters 3. 4. Yell Leader 3, 4, Vodvii 4, WOLF. MKRCELLA- Transfei, Aberdeen, S. Dakota. 4, Glee 4. Vodvil 4. WOODS. GARY- Transfer. Stadium Hi. Tacoma, Wash. Spanish Play 3, Sr. Perm. Comm. Army Air Corps. WORTHINGTON, MAXINE- Basketball 1, 2. 3. Soccer 1. 2. 3. Softball 1. 2. 3. Capt. 1. Athletta 2. 3. 4. Tri-Y 3. Home Ec. 3, 4. Swimming 4. ZAHLER, ROLAND- Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Christmas Play 4, Vodvil 4. Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, College Prep.. O. S. C. ZEDNIK. ALICE- Tri-Y 1 2, 3. Vodvil 1. 3, 4, Glee 3, 4. Commercial Coursf ZINSER. ALTON- 1 . . A , , b ZINSHR, D0l,URI'IS- ji-4-','.4. ' .L.3.1.Ha. l.'.3.Soft: . 1, Lf. 3. Atlil--tta 2. 3. 4. Home FAMPBI-ILI.. KENNETH- . o A Transfer, St. Clia.leiaI1nno1S v , ,-aff Q SLEEP. ARINOLD- , . Trangh-r. Beawfrluii 4. Tournzfnivnt Play 4-No pivturf-. Q fa 424, 'fi 3 , 5 z E 5, 1, v K 'Q-uf K, ' ni i eg it 1 7, 'NfA.-I Y' Q, H , 'N .-7 1- 'Q 18 ,f A . x 1 M.. at gy' JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS : President , , . ..,....., . ,... , Neil Sutherland Vice-President , ,.,, . Les Palmer Secretary .. Phyllis Whipple Treasurer , . .. Betty W'heeler Sergeant-at-arms .. Chuck Farnsworth JUNIOR CLASS. The Junior Class ,under the leadership of Neil Sutherland, became in- creasingly active in the affairs of the school, On the Student Council, the of- fice of Second Vice President was held hy Jack Cooper, and Jack Hinshaw filled the position of Third Vice President. In the field of dramatics, Barbara Farnsworth was admitted to Thespians. She and Jack Hinshaw coached the Sophomore Tournament play. Phyllis Whip- ple assisted in coaching the Freshman play, The Junior Tournament play cast was composed of Carol Clayton, Mary Thompson, Les Palmer, Richard Hicks and Calvin Anderson. Neil Sutherland and Jack Hinshaw acted as the school light crew. The Junior Prom Committee was made up of the class officers, Betty Wheeler, Phyllis Whipple, Les Palmer, and Neil Sutherland. The Junidr class sponsored a movie and dance to raise funds for this event. Juniors interested in journalism were on the Milwaukian staff. Calvin Anderson was assistant editor and Barbara Newman, Betty Wheeler and Pat Arnold were reporters. Carol Parker helped the Business Managers. Although a number of their lettermen had to leave for the service, the Junior class continued with its outstanding' athletic record of last year. Some of the participants were Jack Cooper, Richard Hicks, Charles Farnsworth, Donald Wright, Arnold Martinson, LeRoy Kullander, Les Palmer, and Joe Heater. Pat Curley, June Grossenbacher, Dorothy Martinson, and Lowell Noble were the Juniors on the Honor Roll for the first Semester. JZJPN-rigid, N miwm I V g F W ' ,Q Q ',1,Q,f7',ffjQ?P3 ' Q ,. 1 ! 4 ? 2 new , Af I - - - U If X 1- an-.,. H. l rg 4 IQ, .r 'af 'M L' M la. Gm Al I af S 1' 'ITN' SOi'ilOllfJIiI'f CLASS OFI lC'I'IIiS: I'rc-siinf-nt Jim Fouch X'iu--PM-siiiviil Lois Propst Sm-r'etz1i'y Catherine Jarrett Vii1't'LiFi1H'l' Bob Morse Sflluclzxiit-zxt-arms Al Lucas, Keith Hudson SOPHOMOILIC CLASS. Tin- Soplimmm-s, :wiviswi ivy Miss Kiev, simweil outstanmiing ability in it'LUi l'Si1ilr this iw-ur. I.urr5 H1-in sm-rw-it :is president of the Footlighters with Lzxuris Iirif-sm-r ans .4m'l'vt1x1'5'. 'l'In- position nr' SI'l'l'l'i11I'j' oi' tlie- stuilvnt holly was held by Polly Pollock. Put Osliurn. Hi-rim Milli-r, 'Hnnny Foster, Lila Lee Morris, anti Jim Boyer Wt-rv SUfIil1!liIi4!I't3 !'i+'!ilil1IS if tho Ru ,sttors Iizgiit sophnmmw minimis xwrf- mifif-il to the membership of the Athletta Klub. 'I'inAy W0-Tv: Piiiilis Iillefsnn. Ilia Fiuter, Mary Gardner, Alice Huwali, llosvilvn Moore-, Laiurzx I'r't+'rson. I':1t Sono , and Solveig Skagen. Alesnv UIQ'-iiikv Sl i'YL'fi :is fl'tr'1lSL1I'PI' of Home Ev. Club, f,31fSfJiI.liiYi!' ability, in time Fir-lil of sports was piwweil by Hay Lakin and Jziwk Sr-tinnzin, who fgirin-ii Nw-ir ivtiwis in fuotimzxli. p TM- Sopizfmsm- 'I'-iiiirizmlvm l'l:ij.. 'l'1-nfs First i LlI10I'3.iii, tnok first plan-0 ,y in tin- :mnuzxi i'ff im-st. tiny Stvpiwimsnii, us Hut-k Finn , was awurfied the I K titiw of LJiitst1iix11ir1g .3u'ii'l',H TIN- 1-iziss sporisorwi Vw- Ztbr Wm' I.o:1n Bond Drive, which wont over its qui-tu in tlw suis ol' Minis gf strmepfs ,-Xnuthvr S6'I'Yll'E' rendervfi by the class VA Q, 4'k ,p . . . , . v..xs i +A .mrrrzxi-tiw '-1i.1r:1irr',' oi 1111- xmiiitmiriiri tor ufmuiiviweriwzit cfxvrczsvs. if nf 4 355' ..g,JA!1y g A 4 5 1 Ji 1 0 'ry' , I W4 -an 1 Q A 1 ,5 V, I ' ' fl Q A is - MK I l WA . UI I ' ,AX ' P . , mf , 1,, ' 9' f is., ' ll 4, FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS: President ....., ,..,...,.,....... ,.... ....,.,. , , ., ...., , Dick Gribble Vice-President .,.......,. .... . . .. ., ,...,. . Carl Stephens Secretary-Treasurer . , Beverly Jordan Sergeant-at-arms Julius Frei, Harold Brown FRESHMEN CLASS, This year's Freshman class started its High School career by successfully entering many school activities. Under the advisorship of Mr. Horn, they presented two science movies and a general science party. The class, under the leadership of its officers Dick Gribble, Carl Stevens, and Beverly Jordan, sponsored a basketball game. They emerged from the Junior game victorious over Oregon City Junior High. The proceeds from this game were used to purchase suits for the junior basketball team. Eleven Freshmen were listed on the First Semester Honor Roll. They were Carolyn Carlisle, Raymond Church, Jack Chadsey, Eleanor Danielson, Anne Goodman, Pat Miller, Ann Morton, Mildred.Peach, Dana Peterson, Judith Wheeler, and Ellen Tandberg, Many Freshmen belonged to Tri-Y, Home Ec. and Footlighters. Carol Moir was elected Treasurer of Footlighters and Art Wright served as Sergeant- at-arms of this organization. But Now There's Buford, was the Tournament play given by the Fresh- men. This was a teen-age comedy and the cast included Ann Morton, Carolyn Carlisle, Camille Forster, Irene Trost, Jack Chadsey and Raymond Church. Property manager was Julia Knight. She was assisted by Dorothy Fisher and Teddy Eastman. This play was directed by Phyllis Whipple and Bettie Olson. Virginia Bryant and Betty Sellers were two freshmen who helped fill the position of drum majorettes. lwlitor .. . Assistant Editors Business Managers Ailxior John Foster Don Gersbacli Bill Hanson Berthamafe .lzxsman Joe Mlllel' Dale AHflf'I'9fJ!l -3 J' Panfli Rui Clarance .-Xnilvrsuir-Nrirma Aiwoul , Greig Eliiilsiqn-'Wayno Phillips Mr Kenneth ,liilin 1 Bettie Olsiin Nara Petersr-n Jo.-Xnne Smith Cliff Snider Delpha Starl-:Pr Y 4 ww, Q' 1 v J . . ' Q ,, ri' 2 l A 'ff .P fy ' if f f , 1 t -ann Fi-. , , U? I M if M.. . ,inf QQ? V. 1 ff ' rw me MU? MILWAUKIAN STAFF Editor-in-Chief ..., , .A,. ,,..,. B ... .,..4 .,,. v,...,..,,v...w.w,,,wYw, B i ll Hanson Assistant Editor. B .s...,.ss...,... Calvin Anderson Business Managerne.. . .,,.. B, B l....Gloria Fletcher Advisors B . ,. B B Miss Anna Plummer REPORTERS Gerry Arnold Herb Miller Pat Arnold Violet Berreth Helen Branlund Pat Coon Tillie Cross Don Gersbach Aldine Hudson Dave Roberts Betty Wheeler sql. Barbara Newman Bettie Olson Marcella Olsson Carol Parker Wayne Phillips Polly Pollock Carol Reiser Harry Teel BW ae 5,44 in .ui - ,Ai -6 high ATHLETTA President ........ - ,,... Eleanor Matthews Vice President ., .,,... Barbara Gribble Secretary , .....,r.. ,,....,.....,,...... N ellie Luchs Treasurer ..... - ..,.,.,,,.,., .l... B etty Roberts Sgt. at Arms ....,,.l. Barbara Strong Advisor .....,......,.....,.ll.. Mrs. Oberteuffer BAND Advisor ..............,,.. Sylvester Tamiesie BOOSTERS President ..,...,....,...,,...,.........,.,... Bret Kelly Vice President ...... ,...., B ruce Ecklund Secretary ..... - .........., Florence Hildahl Treasurer ...., . ......... . ,,...,..... Joan Foster Advisor .,.......... Mr. Norman Thorne BOYS' GLEE President .............. ,..,..., B ob Kingsbury Advisor ..,,..... ...,.... , Harriet Baldwin F. F. A. President ,,.,........,,.,4...... Delmer Eisert V. Pres ...,.,, Joe Heater, Harry Godsil Secretary ........,............ Dick Kingsbury Treasurer ..,...,...... - Mervin Foxworthy Reporter .....,.,...,,............. ...... A lton Zinser Sgt. at Arms .........., . ......,,,. Sam Asbury Advisor ......,.,...,.... Mr. Blinkhorn FIRE SQUAD Chief ,,.,....., , . Dick Oberstaller Assistant Chief . Jack Cooper Advisor , .,.. Mr. Sutherlanml FOOTLIGHTERS President ...., ..,..., . A .,.. .,,.,.,.... L arry Hein Vice President ...., ......... Lo is Winters Secretary .,...,.. , ,..,. Lauris Dreisner Treasurer ,,..i,, ,.,.,.. Carol Moir Advisor ., ,, , Miss Winter GIRLS' DEFENSE COUNCIL Advisor .,...,.....,,.,..,..,........ . ....,...... Mrs. Piper GIRLS' GLEE President ,. ......., . Jo Anne Smith Advisor ,. .. .... Harriet Baldwin 'F' Qffihgww' 13 C5 H HOME ECONOMICS President Margaret Hamburg' Vice President . Secretary Vera Mason Vivian Simon Treasurer ., , ,Alene 0'Rourke Advisor . LETTERMEN President, . . Vice-President Secretary , ,... Treasurer Sgt. at Arms .. , MIXED CHORUS President Advisor , ,, Mrs. Miller Bruce Idcklund ..,..Alan Peterson Chuck Parker Dick Oberstaller , .,... -... Dick Hicks Bob Kiiiigsbum Harriet Halilwin ORCHESTRA Advisor . , Mr. Sylvester Tamiesie RED CROSS Advisor ,. Miss Morehouse STAGE CRI-LW Chief Jack Cooper THALIANS President ..,, ., , , Helen Branlund Vice President . Beverly Hein Secretary ,..,..... Barbara Farnsworth Advisor ,.r,. .... . A, .,r. , Miss Jo Read THESPIANS Presldent Phyllis Whipple Secretary Treasurer Nonne Boyd Advisor Miss Grayce Oliver TRI-Y President ,. ..... , ,. ,, Gerry Arnold Vice President , Phyllis Whipple Secretary ,.,,. ..,. . ..,. , Pat Arnold Treasurer ..,....,...... Eleanor Matthews Advisor ,, . . Mrs. Phillips pvvvvv-vw Front Row-Manager Bates, Snider, Ecklund, Richmond, Sethman. Hicks. Jensen. Parker, Heater, Brigham. Second Row-Weitzel, Missfeldt, Jack Cooper. Perry, Jim Cooper. Erickson, Mullan. McNulty. Manager Combs. Back Row-Coach McKeel. Manager Wright. Farnsworth. Weigandt. Crockett. ' VARSITY FOOTBALL Coach Merritt McKeel produced one of Milwaukie's greatest football teams in many years during the football season of 1943. Showing a great line and boasting a splendid backfield they swept through the No-Name League unbeaten and untied to become a state entry. They rolled up a total of 1,648 yards to their opponents 428, With their opponents scoring once plus a touchdown for a total of 8 points, the Ma- roons ran up a total of 139 points during the season. By defeating Newberg in the most thrilling game of the year Milwaukie won the District Championship and held the most impressive record in the state. The Maroons were eliminated from State Play by Grant in the last game of the season. They were hampered by the fact: that members of the team had been severely burned by unslaked lime in the Milwaukie- Newberg game in Oregon City. tg Q - Page ll T -Q Wexgan It Richmond Jensen PERSONNEL VARSITY FOOTBALL Clifford Snider .....,.,,.,,,..,.. LE Chuck Farnsworth Lavern Perry ..........,...,..o...... LE Chuck Parker ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,, LT Bill Heater ,.,.,44,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, LT Darrell Jensen ...................,. LG Ken Erickson .,..,..., , ,,,,,,,,,,,, LG Joe Heater .,.,......,.,r..rl.,r,l,,,,,l Richard McNulty ....,,,,,,,,... C Bob Richmond ........,.....,..,... RG Guy Gerber ,.... - ..,..,..,.,.,.,,.... RG Bill Weigandt ,,,,,,l,,,t,.,,,,,,,,,,, RG George Brigham ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,. RT Jim Cooper .,,,. - ..,..,,,4.l...,,,.,,,,, RT George Crockett .....,....,.... RT Bruce Ecklund .............,....,,. RE Arnold Martinson .....,...... RE Leroy Kullander ..,.. - .,...... Ray Lakin ....,,.......,,.......,,...... Ted Mullan ,.... - .,.... ..,.... . Dick Hicks ,,,,, , ,,.,,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,,,,, Jack Sethman ,,..,,,..,,,.,...,,. . Willard Weitzel ..,4.,,,..,, .,,,,, Bill Missfelt ........... - ,......... -.. Dick Oberstaller ......,..4..,.. Jack Cooper ........... - .......... ..,. Graduate .,,...Return Graduate Graduate Return Graduate Return Service Return Graduate Return Graduate Return Return Return Graduate Return .. Service ..... Return .,l.. Return Return Return Return Return Service Return , f cy I ., If .f f iff' Hicks Heater E rickson -,-. , V M Se' Q, 9 4' - Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie Milwaukie ffff . ffl' 48 BASKETBALL Schedule - 32 Beaverton ....e ......,. 3 1 31 Mollala .3....A.....,, 3.,.. . 13 Beaverton St. Helens ....e,e,.,,,.. 25 St. Helens ...W, .....W. L 16 Columbia Prep ...27 22 Central Catholic 35 26 27 17 23 44 Gresham ...,.e,..,, 4 33 29 Columbia Prep ...30 19 ' 22 19 Astoria e,i,.,. ..,.eee 4 . 27 Astoria .....,...,.,e v.,.., 2 3 ISalem ,e,ii - .eee as .131 35 IOregon City L40 35 Rainier ...,.,i,. 36 28 Rainier eole. L ...i ...26 25 Mollala ..,.... 9 . .... L 38 35 Central Catholic 34 27 ISalem . .e... . .. 38 34 26 39 45 Gresham .i.,. IOregon City 'West Linn L 48 'Canby ,,.,i,........., LL,..i. 1 8 22 'Oregon City ..i. 41 ILeague Games 'Tournament Games Personnel Jack Cooper. . F , ,L Return Bob Counters ,,eei.i, .G e.e.. L Return Bruce lflcklund., ..ee, 4 .,.. G ..,.. ...,. .,.,. . G raduate Chuck Farnsworth ..i. C ..,,. ,ee.,. ..iei.i. R e turn Don Gersbach ...i..,....i...i,. F .,.i........ ...,,.. G raduate Dick Hicks ...,,,...i, i.eei.,. G ,.,... .,.... .,....,.. R e turn Rod Jamison i..ii,.,...e...,,,... F ............ ........ R eturn Arnold Martinson ..,,..... G .4...e...., ,....,.. R eturn George Morse r,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, C ,,.,.e...... .,...... R eturn Dick Oberstaller ,........... G ...,....... ..,... S ervice Wayne Phillips ...,,i...,..... G .........., ....... G raduate Bob Pratt .........i...,.,. - .,,........ C ..... - ..... ....... G raduate Cliff Snider .,i,.. ........i.ii...... G ....i....... ........ R e turn Don Wright ,4................,..... G .,......i ..i.,...... R eturn Hicks Wright Farnsworth i 5 'iff ' , - ' 4 4' 04 is. ff ' . ' ' ' A T Pk A f It ' KTW .,,. A Y - at ,, 35' 5 x Y ni' is .agp ff y ,, W , f , ,t Q of ' , F g h,x , , ' I pf A I ' fn M JH , .Q-419 ' MPM- er , ,.g...El-41 -2.060 J RCU,-if 5'd, -+-'Z' Q-V' F' 1 1'- J Front Row-B, Palmer, Cooper, Erickson, L. Palmer, Davis, Chappell. Second Row-Ecklund, Snider, Manager Welzbacher, Missieldt, Phillips, Webber. Third Row-Morse, Hodgson. Gersbach. Back Row-Manager Miller, Witt, Pratt, Jamison, Wright. BASE BALL The Milwaukie baseball team looked better than usual this year, although the team won little more than half their games. Inability to field caused the Maroons to come out of the short end of more than one close game. The one highlight of the team, however, was the pitching department, which had one of the lowest earned run averages in years. This was taken care' of by Les Palmer, Don Wright, and Martin Witt. The hitting was fair all season with the team getting their share of hits. At this writing, Don Gersbach leads the batters, followed closely by Rod Jamison. Those graduating from this year's team are Cliff Snider, right fieldg Don Gersbach, catcher, Bob Palmer, third baseg Bruce Ecklund, left field, and Wayne Phillips, infielder. ga. ' 3, -54? , ....,f..--A, 51 grit, ?!!!'af:-A -Ma-..f Q---1---+ -4- 1 lag, jg, I I fi -M A . N' V fl . 'A If ' ata, 4515 yt I 3 V, fi Dfw' .03 l' 1 4 A 45 5, -fa a' ' 411- . -t I-1-1?f1Cl'P:z7q X, I . ' A-LV' ' ' -1 ' ' ' , . 4 ,, ,.,. -7 f W- aa ,,i., y N'Q. , 'xg A 1-J' . -, . - . - ,i,,.,.ji.-,. ..., ,. h , . , . ., . l M, -. , if , - , . gg' . -f an -M f - f - , . if H m ,fd ' -ff-fw.i.-4114... --e.- .-ff 1 . .,, mv .A A .. 1 ..,. 3 '--A --....,, f m I -Y, ,.. T 7 ,, -an-'-- 5 fix, , I N S 1 -. 4 ' .- 5 nw ' ls' o Y ., ' F ln. ...Ii .' ' ,fm il ii 7 i V. A. l'- Q.. ' ids' 00 f. 51W Y ,K ' ' 1' l P- .':xI'e gs , I Va 0 41- - .X RK-. Q, 7 5' la' -'cn W ily? S , 4 X S I 5 I 4 1 i , 9: , V i xg ,M 5 I wi V Y 3 u , 5 5 Y . 5 A' Q I ' - K' I . i ' 5 I s' 'W sf- 'P ss --1 f 'I q ' l AWA,-1 1' f V , , a ' i A 'R 'I I i A V, Q l Q4 Spa' 5 - 4 1 K If ,,w,,.,pwpe, A all an z . A 1 ,A N, .S Frmit Huw- H11-ks. l-iyuwn, Wu1'lIiirig4t-iii. Aiirh-rsiiii, '1':ippf1i1lui'l, l,1i1l-N. Sw-mici Rod--Usitulu. Mullzin. Brighaun, Hahn, 1.4-uimiwi, l'IH4'llllF Alilimliwxii, 1'-muh Siiilwrlziiifl. 'l'hirf1 Row--Siillmi. Szuxll. Ilitn-liwivk. films-. lmxis. Hawk Kuvv- Bnxie-r, P4-Lvrsmi. Hs-rirxizirl. H1-:il-1, May-s, Nlilllilylll Ii'-'l, L'w:uh llwn 'l'llACli This y0z1r's track squml, unflcr thc- cmivliiiig of Mr Horn :mil Mi: Sutlie-rlzincl, has stzirlvfl out vi-ry well, ln thw first rneict of the svzison at Salem thvy wok sm-cowl plan- iii Ihr- qimmlrziiigulzir e-uint, live-ii lliimugh this Marmmii gm-s to press before thc- season's enml wr- are quite- sun- that thx- trzu-k squzul will make- gi gimcl shmving' ut thi- Distrirt zinil State nwets. i CROSS COUNTRY ln competition with the Portland High Srhoul Q'l'0SS-COUllll'y tc-aims, thi- Mairowii lizirria-rs. LlIlll9l' the- cuavliiiig' mf Mr, Suthvrlund, had a good season this year in spitv of very stiff oppusitimi. Milwaukin- fieifvuu-il I inmln, Grunt, :uni Franklin. Finuil Hnvv--Pziwlius. P--L4-rsmi, Will, Mui'-s, Han-K Row VVr1ghi, Lliilv, t'.i:u'li Suth--ilzind i . fig, A .. 'Q A ,, Q z 'qwgn l' Ffa.-gg ig x 1 Y 1 Q ' was ' . 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F ' ' i .- , of 4 'i A f. 2 ' ' . 1 S Q, I' ront Row I ns: r I uc is -Xrnolf ssnn 'NI In my r I' ill Petr r son SOCLI I The soccer Sf xson prowefl to be PXKILIHL, one thls xc ir mth the Se nlors as lhxmplons anfl the Jumors mm, ln '1 close szco 4 Nlfmbe rs of thx WIIIYIIHE team an Dolores llnser captun Qerrx -Xrnold Ple mor Nlattlwxs Nora Peterson June Sthuldt holct Berreth Mane Barnes I'zm1 fre ma Inez Reghltw P a Ieioll Sh1rlex Lucas Ranmll Iiaanes Nfanlger Captalns of the other teams are Freshmen Bexerlx Jordan Sopho more Alne Ornfluff Iumors Helen Qetor GII I S PASIxI TB -XLL Por the flrst time thlq xear lnstead of plaxmg three mourt basketball tvxo court basketball was mtrocluced Th1s was greeted mth enthusxasm slnce xt IQ flster and there IS more attlwltx for all pluers throughout the game fhere w IQ 1 three wax tme between the Sophomorcs Jumors anfl Semors -Xfter a tlost tune the Sophommfs mn our the SfIllUI'S t 23 ex then won a garnt vuth the Junlors Pl to '32 Captains of thc other teams were Freshmen Bcttx Sellers Jumors Bex erlx Johnson Semors Wlartella s son Nfembers or' the vunnmng team are Pita. ffrshalh Captaln -XIICE H vnalmlt Rosellfn Nioore Laura Peter son Pzt Sfcor Qhxrlex Iutas Phxlll Pllefson Bettx Ioxelett -Xllte Orn fluff Ioxs xk1Y'ltf1 Q I le inor 'llatthews anfl Ferrx Arnold ro managers Front Rows Pfterson Ornrluff Lu- cas Senor Bank Row Lux elett Nlanager 'Slat theus Haualllt Manager nold ow I- Hull F e 321' 1 's Hb ,Q Page 49 ' 'Avli , , 'z-, . nl, Ol,-g , I 1 2 H ta: ICS, , 2 - , . is I I ' 4' 'V ' ' . ... - r, A' ' , . 5 V, .4 . 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WON, Cunw Olly Hvp, uno, twn, thru- Bffvn Ozxtinpg' lvmcms again. Hzivvrft, vw sewn thvm somowlu-rv '.' Now, on the- uthfkr humi- Dezul-Flyez Dick. Barely not in. Just plain happy HOW' INOTUHS ZHHUSO UIUIUS Heyf-wzitvh the vzxlmlvru. How flifl he get uw-1' here 1 W9 ANNUAL TOURNAMENT PLAYS March 30, 1944 Freshmen Play, But Now There's Buford. Tom's First Funeral -Sophomore Play. Thank You, Doctor, presented by the Junior Class. Senior Class- Let's Move the Furni- ture. f f I 1 'Y H' L ,S -5 144, 'fx I 1 2- -P, Mft P. sb f . .f W C 13.5, is M 3 . 3 i- l f 55? .. . my 4 . --5, Q . Ln......f- M., .., . 5 hqvfx ai A Q Ma: yt. ' X ' -. '1,,:.zfY7 is ' . A i I 1 sw, ,H- in 1 1415.5 l' ,Q X L 4 wid' s fj U as 1 . 'vu if fr. Q Well! A Ir ,lp xl ji l l l rf pg f 1 Y l I Vx i 2 2 1 l i l 51-4 -M--.'f..l ig ., ff H95 V- I ' fl 1 ,fj,gV l M? f arf iff Q .M lf' W fgf'-lil ., pflgwf, i. Milwaukian advertising' staff. Wonnler what's so amusing ? F. F. A. parliamentary team. Freshman fems. Oh, now, I wouldn't say 1 Such pleasant faces! A Awww- Don't believe everything you You think of a title! My! My! That Pepsodent personality. The guys- Boo! t'This is the life. Hi there- Characters. Better luck next time- Just enjoying' the sunshine. it E 2 ef vw f,f,W,. NUUI1'till1f' uumg' VVill it fn' NVOIl.l it? Sn this is skiing- Hmm! Hvrhim- ZILILIUI. H0 tohl Z1 funny. IA-ft uvm' frmn lust 5' Lnve :xt first Siuht. Profile- Boostvr pivturv from z - other angle. Murmm picture man. How dems Shff do it? Hey! Lvt me go. ?2 Af! I f ,Tk Z? 1 ! f 6l' 9 A ye' Qs -1 5255 fgzlf A Wg: ' ig 5? K' x ' ff xo F A M 'snr-1' it A M Jigga Ho Hum! Just a. spectator. Looking the situation over. Back to nature. Check this for size - Feedin' her face. Say, can't we get rid of him? Ol' Charlie- Blank. WOW! Just settin'. Taking their milk from a saucer. What's cookin'? Where are all the boys, any- way ? uMn. .sla'! ' fp' llll' ur ASB, kit-'F' gy J, I 1 J Lg P+ ,dig A H' rw if , -ff .. 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