Milwaukie High School - Maroon Yearbook (Milwaukie, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1952 volume:

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QUAGQ 1952 VOLUME XXXVII Editor ..................... ........ B ARBARA IRELAND Assistant Editor ..... ................ , JANET BOPE Business Manager ..... .................. J IM BECK Published by the Student Body of Milwankie Union High School Milwankie, Oregon BARBARA IRELAND Z Wanna Editor ..................,,,,,, Assistant Editor ....... Business Manager Assistant ...........,... Art Editor ...,.,,.,,.,., Sports Editor ...,.... Girls' Sports Editor Snap Editor ........... Activities Editor .... JIM BECK BARBARA IRELAND JANET BOPE JIM BECK BILL EPPlCK CAROLE GROOCOQK ED BAUSSERMAN MARJ ORIE STEVENS JOANN WHEELER PHYLLIS TURNEY JANET BOPE STAFF Vern Rutsala Ralph Tuomi Bob Rindt Eldon Edwards Betty Beigh Joyce Phelps Gerald Buhler Don Ebert Dick Wheeler Rowena Kryder Betty Rowe Donna Leonard Carol Blatchford Carl Hansen Pat Reinert Dawn Critchley Dewane Walden Ed Roethe Ruth Williams Ray Hitchcock Carole Groocock Art Editor JoAnn Wheeler Snap Editor Phyllis Turney Activity Editor Ed Bausserman Boys' Sports Editor Marjorie Stevens Girls' Sports Editor Seated: Rowena Kryder, Marjorie Stevens, Carole Groocock, Phyllis Turney, Barbara Ireland, Ed Bousserman, Janet Bope, Jim Beck, JoAnn Wheeler, Row 2: Mr. Webb, Vern Rtitsala, Betty Rowe, Carol Blatchford, Dawn Critchley, Joyce Phelps, Ruth Williams, Ray Hitchcock, Donna Leonard, Betty Beigh, Dewane Walden, Mrs. Flint, Ralph Tuomi. Row 3: Bob Rindt, Bill Eppick, Don Ebert, Dick Wheeler, Ed Roethe, Gerald Buhler, Carl Hansen, Pat Reinert, J I Girls' League c -.r President Marilyn Christianson Vice-President Secyefary Tmasurer C3Tl'lY NeWmUn Regina Titus Cheryl Jensen 0 Council Carol Blatchford, Joyce Phelps, Betty Rowe, Carole Groocock, Kaye Le Franca, Sue Ostrom, Maryanna Nichols, Sylvia l-ierrian, Marjorie Stevens. Joyce Phelps First Vice-President qw . Jerry Zimmerman Second QQ-President ' WPsV ' Eldon Edwards Third Vice-President tfjffilif Mmm? Vern Rutsala President By all standards this message should begin with a couple of thank you's -thank you not only to the students for their duo-gift of friendship and opportunity, but also for the combined experiences that make up school life, Some incident will be emblazoned upon the memory of each graduate. As the years go by, the joys and sorrows of adolescence will hold equally high positions on each guy's and gal's shelf of pleasantness. Only I won't thank these two things because they wekren t offered with the intention of receiving homage. They are a part of high sc oo. High school could be looked on as a sort of two-fold existence. Nearly everyone that he just can't wait to get out, but when the time comes expresses the feeling the most hard-boiled must feel a few pangs of remorse, if for no other reason than the fact that he will naw be out in the harsh world all alone. Yes, high school is a sheltered existence, and for that reason a rather agreeable one. .BAWZJ Rowena Kryder Carol Hennings Fourth Vice-President Secretary QW? .ohm ,- Jim and John Beck Jean Bussey, Bobby Casto, Kathleen Egan, Douglas Falk, Edith Casio, Ruth Casfa, David Mendenhall, Susie Ostrom, Larris Lou Allbean Floyd Bithell .loan Gregg ! 3 :l'-f 4? sf N V. 5 13 ' E : QL? ' M Q5 X Q '4 W ...Ar V jx W.-',, I V TQ Ei 1 f 4 , Q I 15 Q ff .5 W , jx ,. 1 , . , lf' , , S ' 1' N , '? 1 FQ? . , W I 1 g , 4 V fl Q f . 1 l 4' ' . ha w A 'l 1 R A.A4. 2 1 L V K 'N-NNN 23155, .,., U KF. N-If XR mmm Swim cj? FSF? f U 'V gi a ,Ml-.Tr 4 1 rfmw 'gina 1 rr W1 iii? 2 H K M 'Sf President Gordon Palmer Treasurer Marjorie Stevens 5544 ,ffff-2 W Vice-President Jack McLaughlin Secretary JoAnn Wheeler Sgt.-at-Arms John Gerber Permanent Committee Row 1: Shirley Jamerson, Della Springer, Jane Pedersen Row 2: Ralph Tuomi, Verne Wheelwright, Gil Workman, John Sheldahl. Top Twelve Seated: Joyce Phelps, Jane Pedersen, Sylvia l-lerrian, Jean Sauers, Barbara Ireland, Juanita Norlhcurt Standing: Larry l-laller, John Sheldahl, Gil Workman, Vern Rutsala, Robert Wesche, Philip Rieger. Alice Marie Anderson Angels listen when her sweet voice speaks. Honor Roll l, 2, Office Staff 4. Virginia Sue Anderson A gay, serene spirit is the source of all that is noble and good. Transfer from Franklin High School 3, Tri-Y 3, 4, Secretary 4, Jr. Red Cross Council 3, 4, Reporter 3, 4, Milwau- kian Staff Reporter 3, 4, Milwaukian Exchange Editor Assistant 4. David Arnold Look to the future, not to the past. Photography Club l, Math Club 2, 3. Gary Barker Freedom has been won for life. F.F.A. l, 2, 3. Donald Edward Barnett What is life without a little fun mixed in? Rock and Agate l, 2, Freshman Talent Show l, Vaudeville l, Spring Concert l, 2, Christmas Program l, 2, 3, Sci- ence Club 3, President 3, Jr. Football 3, Talent Show 3, Thalians 3, 4. Jacqueline J. Bartram A good name is better than precious ointment. Transterfrom Battleground High School,'Washington 4, Tri-Y 4, F.H.A. 4. Donna Eldora Beattie A merry heart goes all day. F.H,A. l, Preppers l, 2, Sweetheart Ball Dance Committee l, Commence- ment Committee 3, Girls' Sports 4, Usherette, Senior Class Play 4. Carol Arlene Anderson Admirotion will linger here long. Preppers l, Girls Glee l, Talent Show l, Honor Roll 2, Writers Club 2, 3, Sgt.-at-Arms Z, Choir l, 2, 3,, Christ- mas Program l, 2, 3, Spring Concert l, 2, 3, Vaudeville l, 3. Gordon L. Armstrong Studious of ease, fond of humble things. Photography Club l, 2, F.F.A. l, 2, 3. Maxine M. Ashcratt Cheerful all the day long. Transfer from Corvallis High School l, Freshman Talent Show l, Spring Con- cert l, 2, Vaudeville l, 2, Girls' Glee 2, Christmas Program l, 2, Preppers 2, Carnival Chairman 2, F.H.A. 2, 3, Girls' League 3, Tri-Y 3, Prom Com- mittee 3, Sweetheart Ball 3, Stage Craft 4, Girls' Sports 4. Burton R. Barnes Why worry-I never do. Photography l, 2, Electronics 3, 4, Ma- roon Service Club 4. - Stanley Barrett Blessed are the meek, tor they shall inherit the earth. Ed A. Bausserman There is no wisdom like trankness. Jr. Basketball l, 2, 3, Jr. Baseball l, Jr. Lettermen l, 2, Secretary 2, Glee Club l, 3, Milwaukian Staff 2, Cotton and Cord Committee 2, Permanent Committee 2, Jr. Football 2, Varsity Baseball 2, 4, Lettermen 2, 3, 4, Ma- roon Statf 3, 4, Sports Editor 4, Varsity Football 3, Prom Committee 3, Senior Class Play 4, Senior Talent Show 4. James Arthur Beck His heart is as great as the world. Writers Club l, Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 4, Clackamas County Jr. Red Cross l, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Rock and Agate l, Christmas Program l, 2, 3, 4, Spring Concert l, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, 3, Track Manager 2, 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4, Librarian 3, Vice- President 4, Thalians 3, 4, Lettermen 3, 4, Maroon 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Quill and Scroll 4, President 4, Hi- Jinks 3, Tournament Play 4, Honor Roll 3, 4. John O. Beck To seek glory is not conceit. Cross Country l5 Jr. Baseball l, 25 Jr. Football 25 Jr. Lettermen 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Lettermen 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Base- ball 3, 45 Senior Talent Show 45 Mil- waukian Sports Writer 45 Lettermen Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Hi-Y Sgt.-at-Arms 4. Betty Alice Beigh Virtue is like a rich stone. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee l5 Vaudeville lj Carnival l5 Preppers l5 Footlighters l, 25 Freshman Talent Show l5 Spring Concert l5 Christmas Program l, 25 Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, 45 Speech Class Program 2, 45 F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Executive Council 35 Vice-Presi- dent 45 Thalians 35 Secretary-Treasurer 35 Maroon Staff 45 Student Directory Editor 45 Sweetheart Ball Chairman 45 March of Dimes Queen 45 Rally 4. Eddie Benjamin Happiness lies, tirst of all, in health. Jr. Football l5 Jr. Lettermen l5 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Lettermen 2, 3, 45 Track 4. Floyd William Bithell ln himself is his might. Transfer from Oregon City 25 Football 2, 3, 45 Lettermen 2, 3, 45 Sgt.-at- Arms 35 Track 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 25 Class Sgt.-at-Arms 35 Hi-Jinks 35 Fire Squad 4. Janet Bope A thing of beauty is a joy forever. Carnival l, 25 Footlighters Play l, 25 Tournament Plays 25 Footlighters l, 25 Secretary 25 Cotton and Cord Commit- tee 25 Prom Committee 35 Student Body Play 35 Christmas Ball Committee 25 Stage Craft 35 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Thalians 3, 45 Senior Class Play 45 Ma- roon Statf Assist. Ed. 45 Dean's Office 45 gugll and Scroll 45 Christmas Play l, , , 4. Ronald Harold Brooks Silence is golden, so l'Il make money. Transfer from Richmond, Indiana l5 F.F.A. 3, 45 F.F.A. Banquet Committee 3, 45 Reporter 4. Charles Ray Bryden Have l caught my l1eavn'ly jewel? Transfer from Kirkland, Washington 25 Jr. Baseball 25 Jr. Football 35 Jr. Let- termen 35 Track 45 Boys' Glee 45 Christmas Program 4. Theresa Ann Becker Bright eyes and a lovely smileff Room Representative l5 Cotton and Cord Dance 25 Sweetheart Ball Com- mittee l, 25 Jr. Red Cross Council 35 Senior Talent Show 4. lvar Bergmann He that hath knowledge spareth the words. Transfer- from Estonia, Germany, 3. Allan Bettger The greater the man the greater the . courtesy. Stage Craft l, 25 Boys' Glee 25 Jr. Football 25 Choir 3, 45 Hi-Jinks 35 Jr. Lettermen 2, 35 Choir Sgt.-at-Arms 35 Track l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 Lettermen 45 Senior Class Permanent Committee. Donovan Blair Heaven is not to be had by men's merely wishing for it. Band l, 2, 35 Math Club 25 Milwau- kian 3. Maureen Crystal Braye Charm strikes the signs and merit wins the soul. Transfer from Lincoln 25 Room Repre- sentative l5 Glee 25 Christmas Program 2, 35 Spring Concert 2, 35 Choir 35 Style Show 35 Vaudeville 3, 45 Honor Roll 4. Beverly Margaret Brown Such ioy ambition finds. Honor Roll 15 Glee Club 2, 45 Spring Concert 2, 45 Christmas Program 2, 45 Senior Class Play Usherette 4. Gerald N. Buhler Lite is short, but there is always time enough tor courtesy. Photography Club l, 2, 3, 45 Sgt.-at- Arms 2, 35 Carnival Z5 Maroon 4. La Cinda Florence Cater May you fully live all the days of your life. Preppers l5 Freshmen Talent Show l5 Glee Club l5 Spring Concert l, 2, 45 F.H.A. 25 Christmas Program l, 2, 45 Honor Roll 35 Choir 2, 4. Shirley Jean Charbonneau Keep true to the dreams of youth. Transfer from Roosevelt l5 Christmas Program l5 Jr. Red Cross Council l, 2, 3, 45 President 35 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Glee l5 Girls' Sports l, 25 Christmas Ball 2, 35 Cotton and Cord Dance Com- mittee 25 Sweetheart Ball Committee 2, 35 March of Dimes Dance 25 F.H.A. 35 Tri-Y 3, 45 Interclub Officer 4, Marilyn Faye Christianson See her gathering flowers, herself a flower fair. Writers Club l5 Rock and Agate l5 Vaudeville l5 Freshman Talent Show l5 Christmas Program l, 25 Spring Con- cert l, 25 Choir l, 25 Preppers 25 Car- nival 25 Cotton and Cord Dance 25 Honor Roll 2, 45 Prom Committee 35 Jr. Class Treasurer 35 Rally Club 45 Sadie Hawkins Dance 45 Girls' League President 4. George J. Combs A wise man will make more opportunities than he finds. Choir l, 25 Manager 25 Christmas Pro- gram l, 25 Vaudeville l5 Jr. Football 25 Jr. Lettermen 25 Photography Club l, 25 Prom Committee 35 Football 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Hi Jinks 3. Bruce Donald Davis Thoughts are mightier than the strength of hand. Jr. Lettermen 2, 35 Vice-President 35 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 45 Jr. Track 25 Jr. Football 2, 35 Track 4. Joan Marlene Davis She's u right good lass. Ski Club l5 F.H.A. l, 2, 35 Style Show l, 25 Sweetheart Ball l, 25 Room Rep- resentative 25 March of Dimes 2, 35 Prom 35 Tri-Y Service 35 Tri-Y Presi- dent 45 Armistice Day Assembly 54. Eldon Earl Edwards Nobody loves life like a young man. Transfer from Roosevelt 25 Choir 25 Boys'-Glee 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Lettermen 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Yell Leader 3, 45 Tournament Plays 3, 45 Maroon 45 3rd Vice-President Student Body 4. Dwaine E. Charbonneau A hard beginning maketh o good ending. Transfer from Roosevelt l5 Choir l5 Glee l5 Christmas Program l5 Vaude- ville l5 Maroon Service Club l, 2, 3. Jean Marie Christianson A sunbeam in a winter's day. Footlighters l, 25 Treasurer 25 Talent Show 25 Preppers 25 Carnival 25 Foot- lighters Play 25 Girl of the Month 25 Cotton and Cord Dance 25 Thalians 35 Vice-President 35 Girls' League Coun- cil 35 Tournament Play 35 Best Actress 35 Thespians 3, 45 Director 45'Christ- mas Program 3, 45 Speech Class Pro- gram 45 Girls' Rally 45 Senior Class Play 45 Blood Donor Committee Chairman 4. Ronald R. Coiteux 'Tis virtue that makes them most admired. F.F.A. 2, 3, 4. Catherine Arlene Daugherty Happy am I5 from care l'm free. Room Representative l5 Christmas Pro- gram I5 Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 45 Cotton and Cord Dance 2.5 F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross Council 2, 35 Sweetheart Ball Princess 25 Preppers Z5 Class Treasurer 25 Sweetheart Ball 2, 3, 45 Prom Com- mittee 35 Rally 3, 45 Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Rally Skits 3, 45 Sadie Hawkins Dance 45 Junior Talent Show 35 Senior Talent Show 4. Harold J. Davis l am as free as nature's first made man. Jr. Basketball l, 25 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Photography l5 Jr. Lettermen l, 25 Jr. Baseball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Lettermen 3, 45 Junior Class Program 3. Lois Ann Du Bruille On her tongue is the law of kindness. Preppers 25 Cotton and Cord Dance 25 Girls' Sports 2, 35 Girls' Rally 3, 45 Fire Squad 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 F.H.A. 45 Sweetheart Ball 4. Joan A. Ellis A laughing brook that never ceases to bubble. Transfer from Canby 35 Transfer from Cleveland 4. N. Douglas Falk Always on the bright side of lite. F.F.A. l5 Jr. Football 25 Football 35 Junior - Senior Prom Committee5 Hi- Jinks 4. Agnes Feyerisen Her heart is as warm as a summer's evening. Preppers l5 Girls' League l, 2, 3, 45 Cotton and Cord Dance 25 Sweetheart Ball Committee 25 Prom Committee 3. George Fleming They con conquer who believe they can. Vaudeville l5 Talent Show l5 Choir l, 45 Christmas Program l, 45 Spanish Club 25 Milwaukian 3. Don Forsstrom An infecting grin which sets others to smiling in harmony. Choir l, 25 Junior Class Carnival5 Jun- ior-Senor Prom 35 Football 35 Track l, 45 Stage Craft 4. James William Fowler A man, like o bullet, goes farthest when he's smoothest. Jr. Letterman l, 25 Jr. Baseball l5 Sgt.- at-Arms 25 Lettermen 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Hi- Y 45 Varsity Football 45 Intramural Champs 45 Senior Talent Show 45 Vice- President Jr. Lettermen 3. Johrl James Gerber His limbs are cast in manly mold for hardy sport or contest bold. Lettermen l, 2, 3, 45 Sgt.-af-AFFHS 2, 35 Carnival l5 Vaudeville l5 Christmas Program l, 35 Spring Concert l, 35 Talent Show l5 Football l, 2, 3, 45 Class Sgt.-at-Arms l, 45 Glee Club l5 Room Representative 25 Track 2, 3, 45 State Track Meet 2, 3, 45 Jr. Basketball 2, 35 Choir 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Fire Squad 3, 45 F.F.A. 3, 45 Hi-Jinks 35 Class Program 3, 45 Intramural Basketball Champs 45 Honor Roll 4. Joan Gregg A merry heart doeth good like medicine. Twirlers l5 Preppers 25 Honor Roll 35 Tri-Y 3, 4. Barbara Farnham The cautious seldom err. Fredric, Fleetwood The noblest mind the best contentment has. David Follis Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you. Shirley Margaret Fouclr She poured out the liquid music ol her voice. Sweetheart Ball l5 Frosh Talent Show l5 Vaudeville l, 25 Carnival l, 25 Choir l, 2, 35 Christmas Program l, 2, 35 Preppers 25 Cotton-and Cord 25 Schol- arship Tea 2, 35 Junior Class Program 35 Hi-Jinks 35 Armistice Day Program 3, 45 Senior Class Play 45 Senior Class Program 45 F.H.A. 45 Sweetheart Ball 45 Princess 4. Marilyn Yvonne Freeman To know is nothing at ally to imagine is everything. Transfer from Vancouver High School 4. Alvin Gilbert Take the world as it is, not as it ought to be. Footlighters l, 25 President 25 Fresh- men Talent Show l5 Tournament Play l5 Choir l, 25 Carnival l, 25 Talent Show l, 2, 3, 45 Thespians 3, 45 Thespian Play 35 Christmas Program 45 Stagecraft 4. Donnaiean Carla Gregory A daughter of the Gods, divinely tall. Christmas Program l, 25 Talent Show l5 Spanish Club 25 Preppers 25 Spring Concert 25 Girls' Glee l, 25 Tri-Y 3,5 Milwaukian Staff 3. Carole Lee Groocock With words we govern men. Honor Roll l5 Freshman Tournament Play l5 Stage Craft 25 Student Body Carnival 25 Christmas Ball Committee 2, 35 Prom Committee 35 Sadie Hawk- ins Committee 3, 45 Rally Club 3, 45 Girls' League Council 3, 45 District Girls' League Secretary 45 Senior Class Play 45 Maroon Staff Art Editor 4. Larry L. Haller Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Lettermen 25 Jr. Basketball 25 Electronics Club 2, 35 Maroon Service Club 2, 3, 45 President 45 Lettermen 3, 45 Jr. Football 35 Base- ball 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Football 4. Joan Lynn Harrington A girl whose bright eyes twinkle as a star. Footlighters ll, 25 Secretary l5 Foot- lighters Program l5 Thalians Talenl Show l5 Choir l, 3, 45 Tennis Team l, 25 Christmas Program l, 3, 45 Vaudeville l, 45 Spring Concert l, 3, 45 Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 45 Pharm Phrolic l, 35 Cotton and Cord Dance 35 Sadie Hawkins Dance 45 Blood Donor Com- mittee Chairman 4. Donald J. Heath They're only truly great who are truly good. Math Club 2, 3, 4. Sylvia J. Herrian Everyone excels in something that another tails. Freshman Talent Show l5 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Preppers Z5 Athletta 2, 3, 45 Secretary 35 Tri-Y 45 Treasurer 45 Girls' League Council 4. Ronald Edwin Horman Trouble never troubles me. Jr. Letterman 2, 35 Jr. Baseball 2, 3. Sandra Ann James Fortune reigns in gifts of the world tor the good in heart. Preppers l5 Library Club 25 F.H.A. 3, 45 Tri-Y 3, 45 Girls' Sports 4. Laura Janet Gruhlke None more gracious. Christmas Play l5 Style Show l, 25 March of Dimes Committee l, 25 F.H.A. l, 2, 45 Sweetheart Ball Committee l, 45 Carnival 25 Room Representative 25 Tri-Y 3, 45 Girls' Sports 4. M. Carl Hansen Few persons have courage enough to appear as good as they really are. Cotton and Cord Dance 25 Jr. Football 35 Baseball 35 Jr. Lettermen 35 Hi-Y 45 Lettermen 45 Senior Tournament Play 45 Senior Talent Show 45 Foot- ball 4. Wallace Hayden Thou art tree. Football l, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Glee l5 Christ- mas Program l, 2, 3, 45 Jr.'Lettermen l5 Footlighters i5 Rock and Agate Club l, 25 Thalians 35 Lettermen 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Track 2, 3, 4. Donald E. Heisler He is well paid that is well satisfied. Transfer from Roosevelt 3. Lucille Iola Hicks Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. F.H.A. 45 Christmas Program 45 Spring Concert 45 Honor Roll 45 Girls' Glee 4. Barbara Ann Ireland To you, to you all song of praise is due. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 -Cotton Cord Dance 25 Prom Co-chairman 35 Mil- waukian Staff 3, 45 News Editor 35 Girls' Sports 35 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Secretary 3, 45 Thalians 3, 45 Maroon Staff 3, 45 Editor 45 Thalian Talent Show 45 Journalism Competition, 2nd Prize, 35 Tournament Plays 4. Shirley Mae Jamerson A tlower worthy ot paradise. F.H.A. l, 2, 35 Style Show l, 2, 35 Preppers l, 25 Tri-Y 35 Treasurer 25 Jr. Permanent Committee 35 Sr. Per- manent Committee 45 Rally 4. Billie Lou Jenkins l am myself indifferent, honest. Footlighters l5 Math Club 25 Christmas Program 25 Junior-Senior Prom 35 Tri- Y 35 Honor Roll l, 2, 35 Junior Class Permanent Committee5 F.H.A. 3, 45 Rally 45 Stage Craft 45 Sweetheart Ball 45 March of Dimes 4. Raymond Joseph Johnson Wise men say nothing in dangerous times. Fire Squad l5 Christmas Program l, 2, 35 gntramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Choir 1, Annamae P. Kaslin. The smallest can be the greatest. Writers Club 35 Thalians 35 Carnival 25 Tri-Y 45 Senior Dance Entertainment 45 Permanent Committee 4. Joan Kilby Whatsoever you attempt, consider your goal. Transfer from North Bend 4. Bonita June Kirkland My mind is gay, but my soul is melancholy. Transfer from Jefferson 45 Choir 4. Leroy Kleinhans No legacy is so rich as honesty. Kenneth R. Kruger Here is the kind of friend to have and to be. Honor Roll I5 Photography I, 2. Carol Diane Johnson Beneath her quietness lay a pleasant sense of humor. Robert L. Jones The sleep of a labouring man is sweet. Transfer from Oregon City 25 Band 2, 3. Katherine Keller A good heart's worth gold. Transfer from Salida, Colorado 45 Honor Roll 4. Nancy Jeanne Kirchem The mirror of all courtesy. Preppers 25 Activities Review Play 25 Tri-Y 35 Honor Roll 4. Bert Kleinhans They that govern the most make the least noise. Orchestra l5 Honor Roll 2, 35 Track 3, 45 Letterman 3, 4. Melvin Kosta l would help others out of a fellow feeling. Geraldine Frances Lanigan l have gained my experience and learned well here. Preppers 15 Prom Committee 3. Virginia Mae Lapham Who gives and asks nothing in return. Girls' Glee l5 Footlighters l, 25 Secre- tary 25 Footlighters Play l5 Freshman Tournament Play5 Footlighters Play Di- rector 25 Christmas Program l, 2, 45 Student Body Play 35 Thalians 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Thespians 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Stage Craft 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Senior Tournament Play Di- rector 4. ' Florence Joan Leach A soft word turneth away wrath. Transfer from Coffeyville, Kansas 3' F.H.A. 3, 4. 1 Margaret LeComte As full of spirit as the month of May. Transfer from Jefferson 3. Mary Louise Lyle Wisdom is more than rubies. Transfer from Nome, Alaska 35 F.H.A. 3, 4. Marlene Mae Mackey Her eyes are homes of silent prayer. F.H.A. 45 Tri-Y 4. Allen B. Martin To have made an effort alone is worth the struggle. F.F.A. l, 25 Jr. Track l, 25 Jr. Football 25 Boys' Glee 3, 4. Niels Martin Wit and wisdom are born with a man. Band l, 2, 35 Christmas Program l, 2, 3, 45 Prom Committee 35 Pep Band 35 Jr. Class Permanent Committee 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Fire Squad 3, 45 Let- termen 45 Football 45 Choir 45 Chair- man of Blood' Donor Committee 45 ln- tramural Basketball 4. Sonia Francine Lazarus A pleasing countenance is 'na slight advantage. Honor Roll 35 Room Representative 45 Senior Class Play 4. Marion LeCocq Give me neither poverty nor riches, just happiness. Choir l5 Christmas Program l5 Hi-Jinks l5 Footlighter Play 25 Electronics Club 35 Maroon Service Club 4. Mary Lindsay Waiting for something exciting to happen. Darel H. Mack Few things are impossible to diligence. Photography Club l, 25 Jr. Football 35 Jr. Lettermen 3. Marilyn Ann Marks A sweet and virtuous soul. Photography l5 F.H.A. Style Show l5 Preppers l, 25 Secretary 25 Worship Comrgmittee Chairman, Tri-Y 45 Honor Rol . Leslie Martin Blushes-luminous escapes of thoughts. Jr. Football l5 Jr. Track l, 25 Letter- men 2, 3, 45 Math Club 2, 35 Vice- President 35 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Varsity Track 3, 4. Doris Louise Marugg Rippling is the laughter of har heart. F.H.A. l, 2, 35 Preppers 25 Tri-Y 35 Girls' Rally Club 45 Honor Roll 4. PAGE 34 Jack McLaughlin A good fellow among fellows. Honor Roll l, 45 Cotton and Cord Dance 25 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 35 Jr. Football 25 Golf 2, 3, 45 Jr. Letterman 25 Prom Committee 35 Class Vice- President 45 Golf Club President 45 Hi- Y 45 Fire Squad 45 Tournament Play 45 Mr. Senior 4. Maralee Ann Merrill Without kindness there can be no joy. Here there is joy. Footlighters l5 Spanish Club 2, 35 Mil- waukian 3, 45 Girls' League Program 35 Track 35 Christmas Ball Committee 35 Blood Donor Committee 45 Volleyball 45 Basketball 3, 45 Sadie Hawkins Dance 4. Margaret Mary Mickels Beauty is power, a smile is its sword. Room Representative 25 Cotton and Cord Dance 25 Girls' Sports 2, 3, 45 Rally 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 45 Red Cross 35 Princess 35 Prom Committee 35 Christmas Ball 35 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 4. Harry Millspaugh Swift as a shadow. Jr Baseball l5 Track l, 45 Choir l, 25 F.F.A. l, 2. Tom Frank Morrow He that can have patience can have what he will. Footlighters l, 25 Choir l5 Boys' Glee l5 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Vaudeville l5 Christmas Program l, 2, 35 Photogra- phy Club 2, 3, 45 President 35 Christ- mas Ball Committee 25 Cotton and Cord Dance 25 Prom Committee 35 Vice-President 45 Senior Class Play 4. Vivian L. Mueller l have a heart with roam for every joy. Transfer from Oregon City 3. Phyllis A. Mullin Gentle in manner, firm in reality. Freshman Talent Show l5 F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Preppers 25 Carnival 25 Cotton and Cord Dance 25 Band 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll 25 Honorary Rally Member 35 Girls' Sports 35 Prom Committee 35 Sadie Hawkins Dance 35 Rally 45 Tournament Play 45 Thalians Talent Show 45 Girl of the Month 4. Delores .loan Melton A rose is sweeter in the bud than full bloom. Girls' Sports l5 Sadie Hawkins Dance l, 35 Chairman 35 Athletta 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Cotton and Cord Dance 25 Room Representative 2, 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Sweetheart Ball Committee 35 Assistant Yell Leader 35 Class Pro- gram 35 Girls' League Council 35 Rally 3, 4. Jean L. Michel Daring ever, perhaps e'en foolhardy, but always a manner. Transfer from Central Catholic 25 F.F. A. l, 4. Bonnie Lau Miller This flower of witely patience. Preppers l, 25 Princess Sweetheart Ball 25 Sweetheart Ball 2, 35 Prom Commit- tee 35 March of Dimes 45 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Sgt.-at-Arms 35 Tri-Y 45 Chap- lain 35 Jr. Permanent Committee 35 Room Representative 35 Rally 4. Richard C. Mohr What should a man do, but be merry? Band l, 25 Knights of Order 25 Letter- men 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Senior Class Play 45 Yell Leader 4. Nancy E. Muceus Only the actions of the just smell sweet and blossom in the dust. Footlighters i, 25 Orchestra l5 Sadie Hawkins Dance 25 Prom Committee 35 Tri-Y 35 Honor Roll 35 Room Repre- sentative 45 Rally 45 Christmas Pro- gram l, 2. Barbara Jean Mullan Beauty found is never lost. Glee Club l5 Christmas Program l5 Sweetheart Ball l, 2, 35 Cotton and Cord Dance 25 F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Prep- pers 25 Christmas Ball Committee 35 March of Dimes Dance 2, 35 Senior Class Program 4. Marianne Murray Be silent and safe-silence never betrays you. Preppers 25 F.H.A. l, 2, 35 Secretary 35 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4. Richard Ralph Nolan Men of few words are the best of men. Golf Team 2, 3, 45 Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Cotton and Cord Dance 25 Milwaukian Staff 3, 45 Feature Editor 45 Intramural Basketball 35 Prom Committee 3. Diane M. Nott She is like a dewdrop from heaven. F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Style Show l5 Prep- pers 25 Sophomore Tournament Play5 Permanent Committee 2, 35 Majorette 2,,3, 45 Girls' Rally Club 45 Fire Squad 45 Jr. Red Cross 3, 45 March of Dimes Candidate 45 Sweetheart Ball Princess 4. Eugene Nydegger . He's wisest, it seems, who avoids extremes. Boys' Glee l, 2, 3, 4. Suesanne Ostrorn Nothing great was beyond her reach. Freshman Talent Show l5 Preppers l, 25 President 25 Girls' Sports l, 2, 35 Honor Roll l, 2, 35 Dean's Office 2, 35 Schol- arship Tea 2, 3, 45 Girls' League Coun- cil 2, 45 Choir 2, 45 Sadie Hawkins Dance 35 P.T.A, Carnival 25 March of Dimes Dance 35 Prom Committee 35 Christmas Ball 35 Girls' League Program 35 Junior Class Play 35 Tri-Y 3, 45 Program Chairman 45 Senior Class Play 45 Senior Tournament Play 45 Main Business Office 45 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Sweetheart Ball l, 2, 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross Council l, 2, 3, 4. Ronald Walter Paulson The bravest are the tenderest. Class Treasurer l5 Jr. Track l5 Jr. Let- termen l, 25 Vice-President 25 Cotton and Cord Dance 25 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Sec- retary 35 Vice-President 45 Fire Squad 2, 3, 45 Room Representative 25 J.V. Football l, 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 J.V. Basketball l, 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Hi-Jinks 35 Junior Class Program5 Prom Committee 35 Junior Permanent Committee5 Let- termen 3, 45 Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Choir 45 Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Honor Roll 4. Flora M. Pegnone A different personality and a most gracious smile. Sweetheart Ball Committee l, 45 Cot- ton and Cord Committee 25 Preppers 25 Jr. Class Play 35 Volleyball 45 F.H.A. 4. Joyce Mary Phelps Wealthy is she, for her friends are many. Room Representative l, 25 Orchestra l5 Spring Concert l, 25 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Preppers 25 Speech Class Pro- gram 25 Freshman Panel 2, 3, 45 Christ- mas Ball 25 Cotton and Cord Dance 25 Class Secretary 25 Thalians 35 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Girls' League Council 3, 45 Vice-President 35 District President 45 State Vice-President 45 Milwaukian Staff 35 Student Body Play 35 Volley- ball 3, 45 Prom 35 Sadie Hawkins Dance 35 Girls' Rally Club 45 Maroon Staff 45 Senior Class Play 45 Student Body Vice- President 45 D.A.R. Representative 45 Miss Senior 4. Juanita Marcellene Northcutt Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Spring Concert l5 Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 45 All-Star Volleyball Team 35 ,Honor Roll l, 2, 35 Choir l5 Christmas Pro- gram l, 25 Math Club 2, 35 Secretary 35 Thalians 35 Room Representative 3. Lorna Elaine Nunamaker Wisely she goes and slowp they stumble who run fast. Rock and Agate l5 Writers Club l, 2, 35 President 2. Anna Obritschkewitsch A girl of few words, but words that mean something. Gordon Leroy Palmer So courteous, so kind. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 J.V. Baseball l, 25 Jr. Lettermen l, 25 J.V. Basketball 2, 35 Sophomore Vice-President 25 Let- termen 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 35 Varsity Baseball 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 4. Jane Alicia Pedersen How sweet and fair she shall always be. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 Preppers 25 Spanish Club 25 Senior Permanent Com- mittee 45 Office Staff 4. Lois Perkins Hobbs Eyes of seeming somberness, with yet a touch of gaiety. Franklin William Pierce Move cautiously in this galloping world. Larry Lee Pierson Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. Transfer trom Albany, Oregon 3. Marcella Jean Puderbaugh A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. Choir l, 2, Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Athletta 2, 3, 4, Rally 3, 4, Treas- urer 4. Patricia Louise Reiner! The dear tive hundred triends. Girls' Sports l, 2, -3, 4, Preppers 2, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Rally 3, 4, President 4, Christmas Program 3, Spring Concert 3, Honor Roll 3, 4, Athletta 4, Maroon Staff 4, Football Banquet Committee 4. Charles Robert Rindt Steadfast of thought. Talent Show l, Room Representative 3, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Ma- roon Statt 4. Edward A. Roethe Variety is the spice ot life. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Cross Country l, Photography l, 2, 3, Vice- President 2, President 3, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Speech Program 2, Milwaukian Staff 3, 4, Assistant Milwaukian Sports Editor 3, Sports Ed- itor 4, Baseball 3, Quill and Scroll 4, Maroon 4, Lettermen 4. Richard Rudolph l have a heart for every joy. Christmas Play l, Jr. Cross Country l, Track 2, 3, 4, Electronics 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 3, Jr. Lettermen 3, Jr. Foot- ball 3, Jr. Lettermen-Faculty Game 3, Maroon Service Club 4, Cross Coun- try 4. Jean Ann Sauers Silence is sweeter than speech. Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Athletta 2, 3, Pharm Phrolic Com- mittee 3, Milwaukian Statt 4, Financial Manager 4. Bill Powers None but the wise can employ leisure well. Track 3, 4. F. Robert Reeves Virtue is bold and goodness never tearful. Knights ot Order 2, Room Representa- tive 2, Maroon Service 3, 4, Lettermen 4, Football 4, Maroon Service Vice- President 4. Philip H. Rieger Knowledge is power. Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra l, 2, Band 3, 4, Math Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4, Chemistry Award 3. Barbara June Rivers For all of education, give me but a thimble ot common sense. F.H.A. l, Christmas Play l, Spring Concert l, Vaudeville l, Sweetheart Ball l, Girls' Glee l, Band 2. Jeannette M. Roskoski Tomorrow otf to fresh woods and pastures new. Footlighters 2, Historian 2, Christmas Program 2, Sadie Hawkins Dance 2, 3, 4, Christmas Ball 3, Sweetheart Ball 3, Speech Program 3, Junior Class Pro- gram 3, F.H.A. 3, 4, Yell Leader 4, Senior Class Program 4. Vern A. Rutsala A student, a mixer, and an athlete. Jr. Football l, 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Lettermen l, 2, Vice-President 2, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Ball Committee l, 3, Jr. Red Cross Council 2, Maroon Staff 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, Class President 2, Cotton and Cord Dance 2, Fire Squad 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Carnival 2, Letter- men 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Prom Committee 3, Permanent Committee 3, Milwaukian Staff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Class Play 3, Hi-Y Legis- lature 3, Journalism Competition 3, 4, Senior Talent Show' 4, Tournament Plays 4, Blood Drive Chairman 4, Stu- dent Body President 4. Evelyn Luella Sawdon For we that live to please, must please to live. Girls' Glee Club l, Freshman Talent Show l, Vaudeville l, 2, 3, Spring Concert l, 2, 3, 4, Christmas Program l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, 3, 4, Jr. Red Cross Council 3, 4. Charles F. Schilling l don't say much but who knows what l think. Track 4. Alvin W. Schnur 'Tis good to live and learn. F.F.A. 3, 4, Banquet Committee 3, 4. Margaret Mary Schwab A glow in her heart and a smile upon her face. F.lrl.A. l, 2, Room Representative 3, Tri-Y 3, 4, Senior Prom 4. Marilyn Seelie Though on pleasure she was bent, she had a frugal mind. Preppers 2, F.H.A. 2, Glee 2. Don Sherrick Friendship came as no price to him. Secretary of Class l, Jr. Lettermen 2, Jr. Football 2, Varsity Lettermen 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Fire Squad 3, 4. James A. Smith Little strokes tell big oaks. F.F.A. l, Rock and Agate l, Jr. Let- termen l, 2, President 3, Jr. Track l, 2, Honor Roll l, 2, 4, Lettermen 3, 4, Jr. Football 3, Jr. Baseball 3, Varsity Track 3, Varsity Football 4, Varsity Baseball 4. Terrence E. Smith l'll be merry, l'll be triendly, l'll be sad for nobody. F.F.A. l, Varsity Football 2, Letter- men 2, 3, 4, Tournament Plays 2, Di- rector 4, Thespians 3, 4. Lee T. Schneider l love the world and everything in it. F.F.A. l, 2, 3. Fred J. Schoppert Unless a man works he can not find out what he is able to do. F.F.A. 2, 3, 4, Boys' Glee 3, 4. Steven Schwarz ln him alone it is natural to please. Footlighters l, 2, Library Club l, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Secretary-Treasurer 2, Thalian Talent Show l, 3, Writers Club 2, Footlighter Play 2, Choir 3, 4, Tha- lians 3, 4. John 0. Sheldahl Jr. Ah, why should life all labour be? Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Math Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Prom Com- mittee 3, Room Representative 3, Fire Squad 4, Permanent Committee 4, Manager ot Senior Class Play 4. Louise Simpson A witty woman is a great treasure. Milwaukian Staff 2, 3, 4, Exchange Ed- itor 2, Preppers 2, Photography 2, Feature Editor 3, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Girls' Sports 3, 4, Permanent Commit- tee 3, Prom Committee 3, Athletta 4, Editor-in Chief, Milwaukian 4, Girl of the Month 4, Tournament Plays 4. Roger Smith An industrious lite is the best security for food in old age. Milwaukian Staff 3, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4. James Soesbe True rightness of heart is always topmost. Ruth G. Sommer The magic of a face. F.H.A. l, 2, 45 Preppers 25 Vice-Presi- dent Preppers 25 Cotton and Cord Com- mittee Z5 Jr. Red Cross 35 Christmas Ball Committee 35 Sweetheart Ball Committee l, 2, 45 Senior Talent Show 4. Marjorie Ruth Stevens Ambition has no risk. Nominating Committee l5 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Girls' Sports l, 21 3, 4: Captain l, 2, 3, 45 Athletta 2, 3, 45 President 45 Pep Band 25 Rally 3, 45 Junior Class Program 35 Silas Peake Award 35 All-Star Team 3, 45 Softball Manager 35 Prom Committee 35 Pharm Phrolic 35 Junior Class Sec- retary5 Girls' League Council 45 March of Dimes Candidate 45 Maroon Girls' Sports Editor 45 Senior Class Treasurer 45 Honor Roll 4. Adrienne Alice Swyers A daughter, sweet as the rose. Transfer from West Linn 25 F.H.A. 45 Tri-Y 45 Milwaukian Staff 4. Carol J. Tittle And the stars in her hair were seven. Room Representative l5 Preppers 25 Treasurer 25 Cotton and Cord Dance 25 Jr. Class Play 35 F.H.A. 4. Ralph Edward Tuomi lt's the mind that makes the man. Transfer from Venice High, California 25 Honor Roll 2, 3, 45 Math Club 3, 45 Junior-Senior Prom 35 Senior Class Play Committee 45 Senior Class Perma- nent Committee 4. Bill Usher Great thoughts come from the heart. Carnival 25 Jr. Track l, 25 Jr. Football lr 2, 3? Band l, 2, 35 Jr. Lettermen l, 2, 35 F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Secretary 45 Varsity Track 2, 35 Varsity Football 45 Varsity Lettermen 4. Jean D. Vandeberghe Into our souls the secret ot your power. Girls' Glee l, 25 Christmas Program l, 2, 35 Spring Concert l, 2, 35 Choir 35 F.H.A. 4. Della June Springer Heav'n itselt would stoop to her. Girls' Glee l5 Christmas Ball l5 Fresh- man Talent Show5 Choir 2, 35 Secretary 35 Spanish Club 25 Junior Class Vice- President 35 Prom Committee 35 Junior Play 35 Girls' Sports 35 Milwaukian Statt 3, 45 News Editor 45 Thalians 3, 45 Honor Roll 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Thalian Talent Show 45 Speech Class Program 45 Tournament Plays 4. Laurell June Swails Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue. Honor Roll 3. Edith Irene Taylor Live gaily while ye may. Writers Club l, 2, 35 Vice-President 25 Treasurer 35 Library Club 25 Cotton and Cord Dance 25 Sweetheart Ball 45 F.H.A. 45 Room Representative 45 Honor Roll 4. Joyce Nadine Townsend Her looks foreshow she has a gentle heart. Christmas Program l5 Spring Concert l, 25 Orchestra l, 2, 45 Sadie Hawkins Dance 25 F.H.A. 4. Phyllis Ellen Turney The sunny soul doesn't need letters ot introduction. Freshman Talent Show Chairman l5 Carnival 15 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Vice- President 35 President 45 Footlighters 25 March of Dimes Princess 25 Christ- mas Play 25 Speech Class Program 25 Cotton and Cord Dance Chairman 25 Sweetheart Ball Chairman 25 Jr. Red Cross 35 Treasurer 35 Sweetheart Ball Princess 35 State F.H.A. Delegate 35 Student Body 4th Vice-President 35 Freshman Panel 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. Style Show Commentator 3, 45 Girls' Rally 3, 45 Sgt.-at-Arms 45 Blood Donor Committee 45 Student Body Program Chairman 45 Nordstrom Fashion Board Representative 45 Maroon Activities Editor 45 March of Dimes Program Master of Ceremonies 4. Audrey Ann Utgard Be ye therefore wise as serpents, and harmless as doves. Sweetheart Ball l5 Choir l, 25 Christ- mas Program l, 25 Spring Concert l, 25 Footlighters l, 25 Pharm Phrolic 25 Athletta 25 Career Day 25 Girls' Sports l, 2, 45 Transfer from Franklin High 3. Mary Ann Vsetecka Good things come in small packages. Dewane Gerald Walden The star of the unconquered will. Jr. Lettermen l, Carnival l, 2, Jr. Foot- ball l, Jr. Baseball 2, F.F.A. 2, Cotton and Cord Dance 2, Stagecraft 2, 3, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Lettermen 2, 3, 4, President 4, Prom Committee 3, Intramural Championship Team 4, Sen- ior Talent Show 4. ' Beverly Louise Wells Here's to the girl with the auburn hair, who is always willing to take a dare. Style Show l, 2, Footlighters l, 2, Christmas Program 2, Footlighter Treas- urer 2, F.H.A. 2, 3, 4, Sweetheart Ball Chairman 3, Prom 3, F.H.A. Reporter '3, Rally 3, 4, Rally Secretary 4. JoAnn Wheeler You have something truly valuable- which cannot be purchased by money. Student Body Secretary 2, Christmas Ball 2, Cotton and Cord Dance 2, Ma- jorette 2, 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Thalians 3, Girls' League Treasurer 3, Milwaukian Staff 3, March of Dimes Princess 3, Maroon Snap Editor 4, Senior Class Play 4, Freshman Panel 4, Room Representative 4, Girls' Rally 4, Honor Roll 4, Senior Class Secretary. Ronald Verne Wheelwright None but himself can be his parallel. Freshman Talent Show l, Footlighters l, 2, Footlighter Play 2, Spanish Club 2, Basketball Manager 2, Jr. Football Manager 2, Honor Roll 2, 4, Letter- men 2, 3, 4, Tournament Plays 2, 3, Director 4, Thalians 3, Student Body Play 3, Prom Committee 3, Thespians 3, 4, Milwaukian Staff 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Senior Permanent Committee 4. Janet Williams The wind smiles and laughs with her. Choir l, 2, Vaudeville l, Freshman Talent Show l, Christmas Programs l, 2, Athletta 2, 3, 4, Girls' Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Pharm Phrolic 2, 3, Junior Class Skit 3, Milwaukian Staff 3, 4, Tri-Y 4, Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Senior Class Play Usherette 4. Sandra Lee Wilson Her heart is as far from fraud as heaven from earth. Twirlers l, 2, Thalians 3, 4, President 4, Dean's Office 3, 4, Prom Committee 3, Talent Show Chairman 4. John L. Wright From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. Band l, 2, 4, Librarian 4, Junior Base- ball 2. Donald Lee Warner Worth makes the man, and courtesy the gentleman. Band l, 2, 3, Jr. Basketball 2, Jr. Baseball 2, Jr. Football 2, 3, Jr. Let- termen 2, 3, Hi-Y 3, 4, Varsity Foot- ball 4, Lettermen 4. Robert W. Wesche Friend of truth, of soul sincere, in action faithful, and in honor clear. Transfer from ldaho 2, Jr. Baseball 2, Jr. Basketball 3, Senior'Class Play 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Jr. Lettermen 3, First Place at Linfield Speech Tourna- ment 4. Kathryn Wheeler l'm minding troubles with a smile. Style Show 2, 3,' Sweetheart Ball 4, Girls' Sports 4, Tri-Y 4, F.H.A. 4. L. Thomas Wilkinson Humor is the harmony of his heart. Transfer from Mt. Angel Seminary 3, Track 2, Football 3. Ruth Williams Ye are the lights of the hull. Transfer from Cleveland High School 2, Athletta 4, Girls' Rally 4. Gilbert B. Workman He is an exceedingly well read man. Freshman Talent Show l, Cross Coun- try l, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Elec- tronics Club 2, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Class Program 3, Prom Chair- man 3, Class President 3, Math Club 4, Thespians 4, Class Play 4, Christ- mas Program 4, Permanent Commit- tee 4. Nancy LuVerne Wright- A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. v Tournament Play l, Footlighters l, 2, President 2, Christmas Program l, 2, Girls' Glee l, Tennis 2, Honor Roll 2, Thalians 3, F.H.A. 3, Athletta 4, Girls' Rally Club 4, Senior Class Permanent Committee 4. Clarice Wymer Small of stature, but great of capacity. Footlighters 25 Jr. Red Cross 35 F.H.A. 45 Sweetheart Ball Committee 4. Claudia Jean Yunker Ever charming, always smiling. Glee Club l5 Vaudeville l, 35 Talent Show l5 Christmas Program l, 2, 3, 45 Thanksgiving Program 2, 3, 45 Spring Concert 2, 45 F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Choir 2, 3, 45 Tri-Y 45 March of Dimes Skit 45 Honor Roll 4. Jean Yant The dainfiest last, to make the end mosl sweet. Girls' Glee l5 Freshman Talent Show5 Christmas Play l, 2, 3, 45 Spring Con- cert l5 Footlighters 25 Thalians 35 Tal- ent Show 2, 3, 45 Tournament Play 35 Honorable Mention5 Thespians 3, 45 Thespian Play 35 Sophomore Class Tournament Play Director 45 Senior Class Play 45 Girls' Rally 45 Volleyball 45 Stagecraft 45 Girl of the Month 4. Gerald Robert Zimmerman Prince of courtesy, proud and strong. Lettermen l, 2, 3, 45 Treasurer 45 Sgt.- at-Arms 35 J.V. Basketball l5 Class President l5 Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Sgt.-at-Arms 35 Fire Squad 2, 3, 45 Assistant Fire Chief 35 Fire Chief 45 Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Class Play 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Permanent Committee 35 Perry-Peake Award 35 2nd ViCe-Presi- dent of Student Body 45 All-State Bas- ketball Team 4. X-. A Q., 'H ifi -if ll W V, IX Qu A ' A 4 IKJ 'Munn in IMF: I I Hglgui'-w'H'vkx'WE Hlwgrx ' 21. A 0 7 i 'HQ gQ Q -'F if W g 423. 55 SN r '1'4 f . x 9 SQ F -J . I ' fa 925 ' fzil' ii '-.5329 ' l Ciao Jfffj' President John Thelen l Vice-President Marjorie Williams Secretary - Muriel Wder Sgt.-at-Arms Treasurer Ron Pottee Donna Leonora PERMANENT COMMITTEE l Row I: Art Wilson, Judy Wisdom, Audrey Nierhoff, JoAnne Reedy, JoAnne Jerie, Beverly Braye Row 2: Dori Ebert, Lawrence Takahashi, Jerry Maxwell, Lawrence Tuomi. T Row 'l: Pat Blankenship, Jane Bennett, Sue Bixler, Carol Blatchford, Pat Armstrong, Dawn Critchley, Sandra Bulla, Norma Barnett, Jane Cran- ston, Lareen Cornoyer, Carol Bottemiller, Row 2: Dick Bosteder, Ada Beth Dilley, Maxine Blinsman, Edith Cosby, Florence Bubeck, Mildred Brooks, Barbara Byington, Irene Duckett, Audrey Blanchard, Barbara Bartlett, Jennie Lou Collins Erma Barrett Bonnie Brewster Gertrude Anderson Row Raymond Cartasegna, Kenneth Hamilton, Darrell Dickson, Jerry Ballew, Carl Deminlg, Gary Cannon, Charles Bechtel, James Bohrer, Dario Casciato, Robert Bartholomew, Thomas Andrews, John Farrington, Carlton Furnberg. Row 1: Carrol Fountain, Evelyn Greeley, Joan Genz, Rose Kinish, Bettyl ou Hemphill, Audrey Hamburg, Jean Hopkins, Phyllis Howard, Beverly Hassan, Lyle Haugan. Row 2: Chuck Ernst, JoAnn Jene, Cheryl Jensen, Marlene Kemnitz, Eleanor Frei, Opal Hink, Edith Hunetield, Maryann Harrell, Duane Kitzmiller, Dick Gorsek. Row 3: Leland Bigei, Ted Hubb ard, Don Edison, Keith Hosey, Jack, Fields, Bob Johnson Herb Hall, Willy Eunzlre. Row 4: Don Ebert, Dick Jamerson, Thomas Andrews, John Farri ngton, Carlton Furnberg, Bill Galwith, Dennis Goss, Temple Hahn, Dick aig t. 'ir l'f?3:E5T ?Ei'iit2ilr - l Row I: Audrey Nierhatt, Sue Pratt, Donna Leonard, Rowena Kryder, Kaye LeFrancq, Catherine Newman, Barbara Mount, Donna Matthews, Shirley Ouellettej Row 2: Laura Morgan, Barbara Needham, Donna Mattson, Jane Perkins, Barbara Nelson, Billie Nash, Maryanna Nichols, Gerildine Lewis, Sandra Leake, Bonnie Nealeigh. Row 3: Dick Murray, Jerry Maxwell, Vance Martin, Gordon Olsen, Don Preston, Mark Matson, Dick Kidd, Tony Parker, Jack Marsh, Dale Millay, Alan Martin, Howard Miller, Ronald Pattee, Leon Puderbaugh, Mervyn Porter, Norman Kensington, Roger Eisert. Row I: Joan Young, Loretta Wymer, Eula Ruyle, Shirley Keith, Roby Taylor, Norma Smith, Betty Rowe, Virginia Yunker, Donna Young, Diane Vandeberghe, Charlene Shreve, Marjory Williarns, Sonia Root, JoAnne Reedy. Row 2: Myrtle Swanstrom, Catherine Seelie, Ruth Schweizer, Virginia Taylor, Joyce Zarley, Sharon Worthington, Louise Thoenz, Jeanette Yates, Pat Reedy, Roberta Walt, Patricia Shields, Lynn Teveliet. Row 3: Tedrnond Wright, John Shook, Lawrence Tuomi, Arthur Wilson, Wilfred Vogel, Lee Robertson, Jack Reese, John Thelin. Row 4: Robert Brandsen, Roger Smelser, Jerry Rose, Carl Woodburn, Lawrence Takahashi, Jimmy Scott, Judy Wisdom, Eldon Steiner. Row 5:Wayne Wolf, Clyde Lamb, Larry Wagner, Roger Simonatti, John Stanton, Bill Roll, Dick Witt. Row. Row f flu ima if fff-f President Arthur Kibble Vice-President Dick Wheeler Secretary Lorna Rojas Treasurer Beverly Phelps Sgts.-at-Arms Gilbert Keith Douglas Petersen l:Beverly Church, Pat Barnes, Dawn Charbonneau, Alfreda Coates, Jan Christianson, Midge Burke, Pai Davis, Shirley Brune, Beverly Blame, 2: Dana Bourke, Betsy Bowman Jan Bennett Gail Armfield Karen Brebner Mary Cameron Matilda Beirwa en Sh l B ll M , , , , , g , irene inna , ardo ,Brew- ster, Sylvia Cartasegna. Row 3: Stan Byars, Alwyn Crawford, Dori Crivellone, Wayne Bosteder, Bill Andrews, Gary Beck, Bob Betnar, Charles Bon- ham, Lloyd Bennett, Row 4: Ron Anderson, Bill Courtney, Bob Blair, Bob Boss, Cameron Cleland, Keith Backman, George Curtis, Rod Bell, Don Barr. Row 5: Gary Bryan, Kenneth Condoit, Richard Busch, Bill Cheney, David Bateman, Bill Busch, Arnold Blackford, Marvin Charter, Bruce Amy, Rod Alexander, Frank Caldwell, Wes Cook. wt' wi Q a EL xy Zafmm wa 6244 gf 1955 President Bob Sturgis Yice-President Norma Byars Secretary JoAnne Beck 597-'3f'A m5 Treasurer Elmert BlOEClEl Bob Stgneg Row l:Dally Cook, JoAnne Beck, Marlene Carter, Annette Cornoyer, Charlotte Anderson, Joan Cox, Janice Bevens, Winltred Boileau, Beverly Church Row 2: Jeannette Churchill, Parilee Browning, Revo Jo Cauts, Sandra Brown, Sharon Cunningham, Carol Adams Margaret Byingtan Sharon Bixel Marilynn J, Christianson, Sylvia Brandsen, Sally Collins Row 3: Sharon Brown, Kay Beigh, Joan Blatchford, Norrna Byars, Jean Clark Velma Al- corn, Lucille Caldwell, Joanne Carter, Barbara Bilyeu, Karla Akers, Mary Bowen. Row 4: Joe Colony, Bill Aldridge David Bronson Don Cameron Bob Butler, Donald Butler, Melvin Clay, Gary Callahan, Norma Condlt, Russell Ashley, Lester Akers. Row 5: Hubert Birtchet Roh Cornilles El- men Bloedel, Don Cox, Frank Carmen, Byron Boyd, Robert Bithell, Les Blinsman, Patrick Bolander, Lee Cale, Larry Blackerby,'Roger Brandenburg Row I: Eldon Howard, Marilyn Howard, Carol Glivinski, Sue Griffith, Barbara Gerber, Leslie Harrison, Arlo Flater, Delores Hammock, Donna Heman, Pat Edmiston, Gail Ewen, Row Z: Jimmie Dennis, Nancy Garrett, Mary Lou Hunter, Pat Gibbons, Marilyn Hart, Carol Feyerisen, Christine Gill, Kay Haberloch, Nancy Holsclaw, Nancy Davis, Barbara Planner, Row 3: Frank Hack, Frank Hill, Helen Fredrickson, Dorothea Green, June Gettmann, Carol Hayner, DeAnn Dodd, Florine Edwards, Lois Howell, Priscilla Fax, Pat Fleetwood. Row 4: Mike Gramps, Bill Haight, Gary Hart, Robert Hopkins, Tom Goss, Wayne Gorham, Paul Hughes, Farrell Hyde, John Dunlap, Bill Gilbert, Terry Gassaway, Charles lngraham Row 5' John Dawson Dick Davis Ron Dunham Ga Dressler Gordon Davis Ron H de Bill Flatner David Hawke Dennis - f I , J W , 1 Y i I 1 Hawke, Dick Edmonds, Loran Heman, David Graham, Jimmy Harrington. Row I Jacqueline Meeks, Elna Martin, Gail Maxwell, Joan Kaufman, Jacqueline Moore, Myrna Lindquist, Barbara Mclntosh, Denice Judd, Helen Jackie, Susan Kraft, Phyllis McLoughlin, Jane Lovejoy, Marolyn Johnson, Joanne Kimmel. Row 2: Shirley Lueb, Geraldine Kinish, Louise Morse, Betty Jordan, Dixie Muna, Arlene Mills, Ruth Jones, Annette Moore, Barbara Mars, Pat Molstad, Joy Klein, Gloria Knaupp, Anita Kaiser, Mi l lay, Moser, David Mason, Ted Miller. Row 3: Charles Klingforth, Helen Lamb, Charles Michal, Jerry Johnson, James Morgan, Jimmie Knapp, Jack Anton Mortensen, Lowell Johnson, Lawrence McCoy, Craig Leslie, Row 4: James Morgan, Darrell Mecklem, Michael Miller, Carl Bob Maynard, Kenneth Keller, Jon McAnelly, Stanley Jasperson, Larry Kelley, Noel Kemmerick, Jim Johnson, Lester Lutz. Row 5: Si Lazarus, Bob Kennedy, Ken McCoun, Fred Lennard, Dale Johnson, Ted Miller, Duane McDonald, Gail Kitzmiller, Ernest Kunze. Row I: Donna Ormsby, Laura Rentro, Nancy Rau, Ruth Otnes, Mildred Renard, Gail Staples, Carol Peterson, Barbara Oleson, Connie Repp, Rose Marie Rowley, Sharon Redding, Row 2: Barbara Norris, Joanne Oglesby, Dorothy Schnur, Leonora Northrup, Dorothy Faris, Colleen Pedersen, Janet Peterson, Janice Rondestvedt, Charlotte Pundt, Row 3: Bill Robins, Pat Shantz, Carol Rice, Yvonne Nelson, Rosalie Nealeigh, Sharon Palmer, Carolyn R. Peterson, Lorraine Rogers, Zelphia Nail, Row 4: Stuart Pratt, John Oetken, Bill Rhodes, Harry Sannerud, Richard Shook, l-larvey Short, Dick Shook, Eugene Pierson, Joseph Obritschkewitsch, Row 5: Mac Seelie, Ray Norman, Ron Roskoski, Richard Scott, Ran Sherk, Kerry Schulz, Bob Sherk, Byron Raat, Bill Pollock. Row 6: Loren Fisher, Jack Wiseman, Lyle Paltridge, David Persons, John Pierce, Jim Nevin, Dale Osborn, Monte Nelson, Howard Ransom, Gary Scrutton, Lee Schweizer. Row l: Colleen Sullivan, Donna Whitehead, Kay Vogel, Carol Walters, Dixie Wilcox, Bonnie Smith Genevieve 'Walden Judith Tucker lgw ' ' annie Larry Williams, Marie Sporri, Ann Whitehouse, Joanne Stevens, Marsha Wilkinson, Margaret Stout, Shirlee Spencer: Joanne Winters, Wilder Row 3: Larry Ziegle, Linn Thelen, Ramona Stotiel, Kathryn Wilkinson, Jean Zarley, Shirley Urban, JoAnne 4Wright, Bob Stokes, Roger Young. Row 4: Dave Taylor, Bud Wright, Don Spain, Raymond Vann, Walter Swan Bob White Wayne Wilson, Bill Workman. Row 5: Row 6: Craig Warnock, Dick Stone, Mike Stout, Bob Sturgis, Bob Stone, Bob Timm, Robert Wright, Don Thompson Dick Unrein J W ' h , , ay rig t. Norman Standater, Charles lngerman, Howard Bruman, Dan Stockwell, Michael Young, Dennis Siscel, Tom Stanley, Roger Wilder, James Watts, David Wilson. ' ' .i QW! il 55 !' l' ' L JIIIIII FAQQULT To the Class of '52 May you join me in cherishing memories of the many fine and worthwhile experiences which we have en- joyezl together during the past four years in MUHS. The greatest of success and happiness attend each of you in the years to come is my sincerest wish. O. D. Byers Superintendent ana' Principal Our thanks to you Mr. Byers for all that you have done for us durimg the past fifteen years, for the many things by which we will always remember you. Your spirit of co-operation, your active interest, and the unshaken faith in us and in our school have helped in all our activities, both scholastic and extra-curricular. We thank you for the many hours spent both during and after school, and for your untiring efforts to place and keep ours as one of the top schools in the state. We, the students, dedicate this our 1952 Maroon to you, Mr. Orrin D. Byers. Thanks for the memory. When Time, who steals our years away Sball steal our pleasures, too, The memory of the past will stay, And half our joys renew. -TBomas Moore. Thelma Ferris Dean of Girls We cannot deny that conditions today are different than they were when our parents were school students. Scientific progress and economic change have altered activities and customs. To this extent the elders must in all fairness adjust their premises in attempting to judge students today. On the other hand, neither time nor science-no, not even rationalization in man's expeditious mind will alter the basic virtues of character such as truth, respect,dependability,morality and charity. Though our social and governmental structures are threatened by the infil- tration of a barbaric principle that the end justifies the means whether fair or foul, God-fearing peoples can never afford to compromise with this intruder. Above all else in your quest for education build character first. Character and personality are two of the most cherished personal possessions, riches and power cannot approach them. Leadership in our schools from the very top on down needs to be of the highest caliber. Congratulations to the class of 1952. It has been a pleasure to know and work with the students and faculty for the past four years at MUHS, a fine group. Eugene E. Dove Vice-Principal Virginio Lophom, Billie Lou Jenkins, V' ' ' Y ' J B ' - Carol Blmchfordl Mmilyn Chrisnogsonn irginig unner, cnet ope, Moxine Ashcroft, Sondra Wilson, Bookkeeper Mrs. Helen Meods These ore the girls who help with the overflow of work in Mr, Dove's, ond Mrs, Ferriss' offices, and in the moin office. V Registrar Mrs. Ruth Haberlach Joyce Phelps, Sue Ostrorn, Phyllis Mullin, Alice Anderson, Joon Gregg, Marilyn Marks, ,leon Somers Jone Pedersen. Mrs. Mabel Worthington Cafeteria Manaaer Mrs. Margaret Geston Assistant Mr. George Dittmer Head Custodian Mrs. Alice Whitehead Assistant l Mr. A. R. Robnett University of Oregon, M.A. English Adviser of Senior Class Miss Sadie Jo Read Willamette University, B.A., M.A English Adviser of Thalians Mrs. Beth Cowles University of Utah, B.A., M.A., English Adviser of Footlighters Mrs. Emma Smithson University of Oregon, B.A., M.A. English Adviser of Tri-Y Miss Grayce Oliver Oregon State College, B.A. English Speech Mrs. Lucy Pierson Pacific College, B.A. English, Stagecraft Adviser of Stagecraft Mrs. Janet Rands Mrs. Maude Fowler Pacific University, B.A. English, American Government Adviser of Preppers Miss Goldie Dugstad Saint Olaf College, B.A English, Spanish Adviser of Thespians Pacific University, B.A. English, Joumallsm Mrs. Georgia Dunning Adviser Uf Mllwauklan University of Oregon, B.S. and Quill and Scroll English, History Adviser of Junior Class Miss Helen Winter University of Oregon, B.A. Adviser of Sophomore Class f. W,q,s,p i 1 mi.: ,, rw fi i 'Q Miss Eliubetln Heringer University of North Dakota Adviser of Junior Class , ,, nf, M -' 1 17 4: 3,Qis9Q,'5fzi x. ,,,,L . wx , M. iw ,nw i We ' sg is Mn vffllmlglgfl 'llmiis 15695 5 is ,fgywiga ,i I W ' f 4 i f ,53 1 - Q54 ' f W-'PfiiK'Jfb 1 I ., A 5 . aww IIW-LWWIFWAW 5- kii M ?7-ff' f'i .WYTIT iz 2 ' Q, I ..., ., , 9 A -fpgwiiggi , pv isis Y -tml' at vzusfiw i. fwsi g . f ,ii my kgswwiw -522. fri:-, i umm ' -if -i V -- -if -. '45f,,'3,w,,h1. in f.g3g,,,Wii:, V ' .Ja ' v ii?Hi?+Hf i f- s 'Wfifl ' ' Q3 :gp 'i.fS-:Iwi ' -f wfawfx , 1. :2.,,,.Q-, -gear . . 'f H My i' fl ri' f 'f fr fm 1 Mn ff 5 ' af, 5 , 54, 4 -' ,D tirrlsii y Jig-M 4 r Su , r W A 5 K J ,L x 15, , X Kin i CONV W IN, gr l x 9 M 'f4lv0' w W xiffssi 'nm if I FM WW lg v if 1, ug! I i it i is 'im Q Q-4 , su i K L A me s V ,4 l if Gi' S f S' , Mr. Donald Durland University of Oregon, B.S. General Science, Math Adviser of Freshman Class Coach of Golf Team 2-iv ,.., .f., ' 1 ifriefgmg W5 Q1 ..,i g rf' A ' ' I-F skip i I I ig. Q I sam wt, ,,.. ij., W? ,,!g5fH7fgf.kjr , wg ,fly .,, ii L, il is ,A T' fjlqqf: -..' M ,-,, 9 i W .1 - pr y: iff it . if Mrs Cords'-B Sf-'GS University of Oregon, B A r iff , . iff if i yf B'o'0gV Adviser of Preppers Wg 4 2 W 4 A 1 1. sissy:-grits' fi? ,Q,.iTl. ,llell ii 3 4 li 44,z:liflff,5' illlil? iq,4iz:f4,.m,g.e , 1 . . afs144i,4l4i1:4w44:fssN - wr fi, i . : f , . ww-44W,,4,-4 3 4 ,,'f, - . uw, 4aa,4:.f, -5 ., , ,. - bsajpfgz-wgt4Qf+ -l-l43llSsiziff,., - am:-:4.:444 , 1: . . ' if f, ., Q,.zi,.Z4,g '- ill: -f 4 .f iling .-., - i,144.4u45w,w4 V44 4 4 , . x44f4it,4,i1,4 - ,yi 4, ff 1 g di+444z4g4,44, ww' 4.Qt,w,,.4.,. ai, .,,,: 44 F- , wi, -W, -4 ,, ,5- x ri l 4- ' ' ,Qwest xg.. I iwfvflflf lim l 4: 4 4 ,ww at ,--- fww Qf4,,4,1 444'-em-V4 44a 114444124 g.s..i,M K44. ,mf Q4 X.: ,SE is ,. .i gil E isli 4: SH Ni , ...,. Q? l G' 2 i l 1? 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Chemistry, General Science Adviser of Honor Roll Mr. Melvin Krause University of Oregon, B.S. Ml'-lwilllfm Eelke' General Science, P.E. C7 H. P3C.lflC UFIIVEYSITYI B-S. J. V. Football and Basketball Coach Driving and P-E- C' H- Varsity Baseball Coach Football and Track Coach A 4--i IC ser of Maroon Serv e Miss Margaret Evans Pacific University, B.A. Algebra Visual Aids 3 gg., ..,,,, . --..,. A ..,' 15-meal f E ,f-2fa,z-f-ma-zf ef,,::,-55:1.a ' 'lm-V,-a,.,i. , :.' f'--at-1, 3 :- , -,,,, rig.. -In-, ,, . ,A- .. - --.-,lynn r V eva:-wff.f:,:'sai.::--wif .l,.lf:-f.,.,.3..1vI,y., ,X ,,.,. r 4 Pg l ' tra 1!!a.:'?.m: .I 53: f T- :ZH 25235 , it . . , ' ll I ,. -1' - t hin e f,5,?,.,,,i K my -ff A 1- sv 7 ues is 1 L ,. i ,, wi, .l,,,t, ,,,,M, - . X 5 'ffl w r pk, AL.,. ,Q LL.,.. 35455 lain 5 We Q lim? rl' Q- S2l5?,,:f'i7'iQg,.1Jz'f?5? :w i wffpt .- ,LLf . , l'52l'l'?3f! ' : ' fl we .5 . - ,..... . . . W , ,rl ,. ,.,, .. 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Mechanical Drawing Adviser of Photography Club Miss Margaret Morehouse Oregon State College, B.S., M.A. Home Economics Adviser of FHA Mr. Ira Forrey ' f'MQ'9I's , , spy? l W. my A 5 3 ,, is 'V kmmgm w .ya si m, Mr. Sylvester Tamiesie .-in1w1wa.u,s wfmliwwgrwryt-iw' A 5- 41' 'R kia :N European Training in France F ,Wg LW .5 k4EA,k1,i:,,3fwit1:' 'gp mv '- , TSFES? fnaivfllv i 'milf .XTZET Q,,,fy,f T ' W fwwwwwwwm ' . M, ,W 7 s2s,wrsa,W'feQ .M--9-. lsr, an and Germany Band, Orchestra Adviser of lnstrumental Groups 1,1 w1,f,gi,.3 . i f Jlrelixllily-s.f'QQ'1 Qjgi si ww 'G' ,ww f 'ff-ml , he .wiiiiiliili ,jk 'LiLi,:i'j233f Ni W,,,,,w,L.? 0 Wt usiww' J V, ' 1' . . ls- will if ,Q ingvigf-igwligitfrg Mr - . .. ,fm ,s Q1 fevfpzlgmn , I . 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A ' 'lii'3iQ'lTf.f ifffgi, 1: .Q ' 2 M ., 3 . , ,X le 5 . ,. ,M ' 11. as an f ' '. llffifiifg ... , , Q'tfg.s:igi:igll?g i2 Q . 1 ,t.,,t,i52,- iitimsl. 3..,21 fg4ffft g,45:Wfyy, ,gggga'f5yQEsl+f2!iigi.fiygzggigas it smslzs .Glas ff i:isa,:lfiai+:,'fi2f,i+,:,,,3, 'arf' 235,515 ft' ' lt Q . .,., . ,. . 8, iftviiwfftsw .. ' 1'-f--fsf, its sw-glfww fp, ,Wig--at isnt lilitll-My Ti . .,... .. ..1, ' ?'fI'1'-will if ,, ,,,,, flfilifilli, 9 , g2',f2? ,! it NS ft Q 545 .. .,,. ,f?..,wia4l,,f,saw-.,,--.sf.:-wal' l'5ihsll,slllQl1,fQu i sill? :elm N .i ,r,.M,.wt.s.,g,,,1,m 4. 4, ,Q iw ,H ,, wa mmm i, ..ffZ7!g ix 1533 Will it5ffL Zfl5Zfl5,:'Q'jf.,l1Z?!l'fW isqmi ,iii 1,.:,,.ffL 121129 mir.. ,-ww I f' - Mr. Wayne Sturdivant Willamette University, B.A., M.Ed. P.E. C1 H. Coach of Varsity Basketball, T and Freshman Football Adviser to Jr. Lettermen rack Miss Ruby Stephenson Iowa State Teachers College, B.S P.E. 6' H. Adviser to Rally and Athletta Miss Nettie V. Drew University of Oregon, B.A. Librarian Adviser of Library Club Miss Lois Fitzgibbons Lewis and Clark College, B.S., M.Ed. P.E. 6 H. Adviser to Rally and Athletta w Qgs 5 9 K - ' D455 IJ! , sf -'ll --' , , M N 555,501 l.q'jW1. f A fy 1 k W j H , QQ I CQ' N Z A Y T H-Q w 1 I I---x '65, 5 f' , mlvvf- f NQVA- . . . After winning the l95O Charles S. Jackson award for newspaper improvement The Milwaukian wasn't about to dro 1 D With a paper every two weeks and most of them a bigger than ever seven columns, the standard was high enough to please anybody. Ably edited by a hard working gal, by name Louise Simpson, and losing its adviser, Geri Bowles, now Mrs. William Olsen, the paper came out never showing the work and trouble behind it all. lt even sported green ink at Christmas time! Sherrill Houser, Norman Kensington, Jean Sauers, Dana Dourke, Jean Swyers, Maralee Merrill, Verne Wheelwright, Clyde Lamb. L' f , I 4-1 N155 X L .s..,,g,f ,, 5 sr ' I 5 ,ng Editor-in-Chief Louise Simpson Front page editor- Della Springer Assistant-Maralee Merrill Third page editor- Maryanna Nichols Assistant-Shirley Campbell Art editor-Sherrill Hauser Photographer- Ray Hitchcock Typist-Norman Kensington Feature editor- Doris Johnson Sports editor-Eddie Roethe Assistant-Tack Marsh Exchange editor-- Virginia Anderson Adviser-Mrs. Janet Rands Dana Bourke, Margaret Byington, Lareen Cornoyer, Barb Ireland Anita Kaiser, Helen Lamb, Jerry Lewis, Donna Mattson, Barbara Mount, Nadine Nutting, Nancy Rau, Pat Shantz, Sally Wam Sports writers: John Beck, Gary Cannoril BUSINESS STAFF ' Advertising manager-Verne Wheelwright, Assistants-Clyde Circulation manager-Adrienne Swyers, Assistant-Arline Meaney. 'Della Srfinger, Shirley Campbell, Maryanna Nichols, Louise Simp- son, Jack Marsh, Dick Nolan, Eddie Roethe, Virginia Anderson, Lynn Teveliet, Doris Johnson, Arline Meaney. Sitting: Maryanna Nichols, Loreen Cornoyer, Louise Simpson, Della Springer, Barbara lreland, Janet Bope, Shirley Campbell. Joyce Phelps. Standing: Mr. Webb, Verne Wheelwright, Vern Ruts I' B k Ed Roethe, Geri Bowles Olson. k lm ec ' Row I: Loran l-leman, Bob White, Walter Swan, Row 2: Pat Edmiston, Donna Heman, Bill Robbins, Bob Butler - Bob Maynard. Row 3: Joan Kaufman, Velma Alcorn, Ron Roskoski, Darrell Mecklem, Bob Sherk, David Wilson. X Row 4 Elmo ,Martini Jim Nevml Gordor. n,...:.. 'r-.J urn-- rm: xv1-..i Ms. n., -rin.. ,. r-ii ii i n 1- Ann Peery, Daryl Stutzman, Don Cox, mwfwf . . . is a brand new wrinkle in the music field at Milwaukie. lt's composed entirely of Freshmen and directed by the ever-patient Syl. The Junior band has distinguished itself favorably at several pep assemblies music. lt holds promise of on-the-ball music when the members graduate to the it I J' X with some mighty peppy f Q .l i senior band. Adviser Mr. Sylvester Tamiesie dell dfexwmfiwpi . . . is an international- members belong whether they are in Paris, France, London, England, or Seoul, Korea- , honorary- only juniors or seniors who are in the upper third of their class scholastically, have done outstanding work in the field of jour- nalism, and are accepted by the supreme council may belong- society for high school journalists. President Jim Beck Sec.-Treas. Barbara Ireland Advisers Mr. Ronald Webb Miss Geri Bowles X ,mf S ...--LL Q .X I ZX I f X .fi ff k s 'U YE DC E ,. x. IU va si 'E L4 U fi C K4 .E u 2 .. ru .Q O I 5- U bl C. O 4- cn .E 5 cn bf Us on KU n. Ca 9 an E O U be n. O E ja U GJ OJ L -4- E 5 C. cz E 3 o an an an L. CU C C O C3 OJ GJ GJ -Q CN C E C E5 Hei Wa rd 3: cketts. Ri T1 OG Marlene Sorensen, J Bennett, Jane 1 Bon d Beck, Inger, Joan :Sy Gayle Townley, Sue Cameron, Joanne man, , Ma ry Hal Terry C O E L U cv c Har Dia gives sweet .Q an .3 E .. o cu LD E E O 2 3 CJ 3 O U7 U7 O LD 5. 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I C if E325 :Eg-if C7595 P' .- L 'E gcgcgca 2 Q13-:.g.EE'-U1 fEE.E'-C'9Eua'U M lu-Co W2 340--n.o4-rv.- Q3 D- .. .2'-DHv'5crL,, Q- 5 3 :' 1' U 4 n,.,,i-wf:'Z ' hmwm X Q.-N-', 'X wa 'V iv .J '-' b-ma, G, 1 2 S252 U' 56.,y.E l,,. 34110 m'Uq- 4-E gigs-E mfu 32 E05 marc '5.U 'Uif3cu,,,C wgrmm Eg-5'Ss EUQU: 2 fu-Om ruin, A E9 2 E x.. ' WE U' 22-2 339 JOEmmkJC1 gzjgax- 9 om 252 Quia t'S3wEf3 '-'-EC1mEoJl1'E ' W lj'! 572, I Wwe 7 1 ,WM 'JL 1 1 1 Q! Q l fav Z ff The farm teams of choir perform with the choir at the traditionol Christmas program, supplying harmony and a lighter touch to the popular carols and hymns. Under the instruction of Miss Harriet Baldwin, these vocalists prepare for their promotion to Choir. Row I Gerald Goff Tom Goss Jim Richards Lee Wheeler John Stanton Bob Bartholomew Row 2: Gerald Sullivan, Wen dell Letson Ted Hubbard Richard Witt Jim Ready Carroll Fountain Eugene Nydegger Myron Johnson. Raw 3: Ray Bryden Wally Klingsporn Dick Kidd Tom Hale David Hawke Row 4 Fred Schoppert Johnny Malsom, Howard Vrooman, Allen i Beverly Church, Elma Dorey, Joyce Townsend, Mr. Tamiesie, Sharon Jensen, Laura Morgan, Dale Osborn, Arthur Wilson, Edward Phinney, Bettylue Hemphill, Marlene Pannell, Keith Backman, Jeanette Frank, Harold Nevin, Herbert Hall. fum X - .1g7, l - 1 , . I l A l 'll' if . V' J ,, l l , ff? is an agricultural club dedicated to teaching better methods ot farming to boys who are interested in the future of the food industry. The annual Father -Son Banquet which the F. F. A. boys put on is the big- gest banquet ot the year. Their other activities include stock judging, public speak- ing, and participation in the State Convention. President Gregory Strong Adviser Mr. lra Forrey Mafia . . . directed by Sylvester Tamiesieg tries to stimulate musical talent in Mil- waukie musicians, The orchestra takes an active part in school functions such as plays, and patriotic assemblies. The out- standing event at which they played this vear was the Tournament Plays. Row I: Fred Schoppert, Gerald Mathieus, Stewart Baos, Willie Coida, William Usher, Gregory Strong, Ronald Brooks, Lee Smith, Thomas Andrews. Row 2: Ronald Coiteux, Jean Michel, Lester Lutz, Lee Schweitzer, Robert Hopkins, Jay Wright Larry Bateman, Ken McCoun, Raymond Cartasegna, Willie Kunze. Row 3: George Ermirii, Wesley Cook, Richard Busch Jim Wakefield, Richard Liddell, Francis Dumolt, Cleland Cameron, Robert Timm, Jim Herrington, Robert Holbrook. Row 4: Dick Oetkin, Roger Smith, Alvin Schnur, Jack McLaughlin, Dale A. Johnson, David Bateman, Philip Renner, Ken Sencebaugh Mr Forrey Row 5: Danny Stockwell, Edward Mapes, Roger Bayly, Dale Johnson, Jerry lrwin, Carl Rebstock, Jim Kirwan. Row 6 Frnest' Kunz, Darrel Meng, Robert Weber, Anton Mortensen, Joe Otnes. The shutter bugs assemble B activity period to -exchange ideas and gossip. Meetings consist of an occasional movie along with a lecture or two on something or other. Outside of this the club sold Milwaukie decals. President Tom Morrow Vice-President James Kennedy Co-Secretaries Clairene Fredericks Joy Klein Sgt.-at-Arms Roger Bayly Adviser Mr. Robert Yorkston iii -H '17 W lf' M during Row I: Connie Wilder, Shirley Urban, Juanita Sherlc. Row 2: Dave Mendenhall, Joy Klein, Merda Brewster, Mr Yorkston. Row 3: Bob Leach, James Kennedy, Bob Guyton, Gerald Buhler, Row 4: Alan Martin, Tom Morrow. is , ,J Row I: Jack Millay, Richard Rudolph, Jerry Johnson. Row Z: Bob Bell, Keith Backman, Lloyd Bennett, Miss Chandler, Donald lckes, Norman Kensington, Row 3: David Bateman, Harold Thoeny, Burton Barnes, Marion Le Cocq, Wendell Letson. The Electronics club, as its name implies is an organization open to all students interested in either the practical or theoretical phases of electricity. President Don lckes Vice-President Harold Thoeny Sec.-Treasurer ' Adviser Miss Gladys Chandler i 'N 1 1 I .L ,9 12 t X A 1 , ,fc tg, P Keith Backman F19 fa! f is the sophomore and freshman dramatic club. The club contributes to fund drives and attends a theater party once a year One of the plays they presented this year was Bobby Sox Brigade l was a mix up in which Penny was thought to have poisoned her sister and the milkman tried to expose her It all came out that Penny s sister had the mumps President Ron Anderson Secretary Gail Armfield Treasurer Arlme Meaney Advisers Mrs Beth Cowles Miss Katherine Stevens Q2 fo ii i. 74 ' -H4 ,, . , 4 ev -1' 'A ' rr if ,Q I s ff 'K J i f li l Ml ill' t -' t im E ZZ'J An annual talent show is the biggest Thalian sponsore affair' of the year. The show features numbers from an all-school grou of talent. The club presented a one-act play this yea entitled A Wedding Outside of this the club has one or tw potlucks and at least one theater part a year. President Sandra Wilson Secretary Virginia Lapham Adviser Miss Sadie Jo Read - Le ll Q' .94 ,, 91, . rr. Nw- Row I:Virginia Lapham, Alvin Gilbert, l iff, Sandra Wilson. Row Z: Charlotte Corey, IQ! L! Don Barnett, Dorene DavisMRovl 3: 'mi ' H, J Lynne Teveliet, Jim Beck, aryanna ' Nichols. Row 4: Bonnie Brewster, Della J Springer, Miss Read. Row '51 Barbara Ireland, Steve Schwartz, Judy Wisdom. Row 6: Don Ebert, Janet Bope, Joan Ricketts. Row 1: Milared Mehrer, Gayle Townley, Arline Meaney, Barbara Church, Pat Gibbons, Gloria Johnson, Donna Matott, Katie Vellenga. Row Z: Miss Stevens, Suzette Kofler, Joanne Deffenbaugh, Beverly Honstein, Barbara Marks, Betsy Bowman, Mary Holman, Beverly Phelps, Gail Armfield, Mrs. Cowles. Row 3: Barbara Bilyeu, Marsha Wilkinson, Carol Adams, Pat Shontz, Susan Kraft, Pat Barnes, Beverly Bluhm, Barbara Sweetland Nadine Nutting Nancy Rau Bob Boss DeAnn Dodd, Bud Grassenbacker, Janet Peterson, Ron Anderson, Sandra Brown, Ed Phinney: Marlene Garter, Bill 1 Bryant. WJZQW Thespians, a d ra matic honorary, did an exception- ally beautiful job of direct- ing the tournament plays this year. Under the steady hand of Donna Leonard, president, this annual pro- ject became a page in his- tory. ln April, a play was presented in competition at the Forest Grave play con- ference. Also for the first time in Thespian history the students presented chil- dren's plays at grade school. President Donna Leonard Vice-President Carlton Furnburg Adviser A Miss Goldie Dugstad Secretary Cheryl Jensen Treasurer Virginia Laphom 3 X Row I. Marie Dooley, Jean Yant, Billie Lou Jenkins, Roger Simonotti Mrs Pierson Cathy Newman, Lorna Rojas Mary Ann Pedersen Row 2: Steve Schwarz, Eddie Wier JoAnn Mortenson Don Ebert. Row 3: Janis Chnstianson Don Preston Row 1: Miss Dugstad, Virginia Laphom, Judy Wisdom, Cheryl Jensen, Jean Yant, Donna Leonard, Jean Christianson, Cathv Newman. Row 2: Terry Smith, Gil Workman, Verne Wheelwright, John Shook. 'N i l Behind thel scenes at every stage roduction is the work o stagecratt. Without staglecraft's dili- gent effort on lights, set- ting, and moldeup, directors would have hpndreds more trivial problems to hamper the progress of their plays. Stagecraft was formerly a voluntary group of helpers but is now a class. Adviser Mrs Lucy Pierson hw ,ww ,diss . ,, . f I5 'Jin ,..... -1' .5-4 , - I -.1--,-f p xwfq. Q f The ultimate goal of every sportsminded Milwaukie boy is Lettermen, the exalted organization of all boys who have won letters. Lettermen, as a club, collaborates with Athletta on the Athletta vs. Lettermen volleyball game, and sponsored a lettermen vs.faculty basketball game, and an after game football dance. President Dewone Walden Vice-President Vern Rutsola Secretary Row I: John Gerber, Floyd Bithell, Bert Kleinhans, Lee Smith, Eldon Edwards, Larry Holler, Ron Paulson, Jim Smith, Dewane Tgordon Pclmer Walden, Ed Bausserman, Don Sherrick, Jim Fowler, Gordon Palmer, Vern Rutsala, George Combs, Robert Reeves. Row 2: Leslie Ietlsllferl Martin, Don Warner, Allan Bettger, Verne Wheelwright, Dick Mohr, Lawrence Takahashi, John Beck, Carl Hansen, Ed Ben- Jerry Zimmerman iamin, Carl Woodburn, Niels Martin, Wally Hayden. Row 3: Temple Hahn, Gilbert Keith, Wilfred Vogel, Drclf Pailthorp, Dole sgfs.-ug--Arms Hall, Ed Raethe, Ed Wier, Bob Bausserman, Stan Byars, Harold Davis, Jerry Zimmerman, Adin Leach. I Ron Pau son John Beck Adviser U Mr. Jerry Lillie 'Os s 'R :ge eziiiffi' tf X 5 ti-li. ref F - . t. .J J fd l figiefii' l ivcfkiq :il N 1' gf! 554' ,ir ,glib il T ri ,313 H' ,' If cl W' i ii. 57 fi L li ups- S ,il 9 1 , 1 , . , l , , ' N 4- , l, Row I: Don Edson, Jack Marsh, Dick Spencer, Randal Meyers, Don Crivellone, Jerry Maxwell. Row 2: Jerry.Moncktan ,P -if X' X, Rodney Alexander, Jerry Finlay, Kay Yoshitomi, Dick Bergia, Bob Sturgis. Row 3: Ted Miller, Allan Martin, Wayne g ' ' ijt ,. Wolfe, Dick Endicott, Paul Shimer, Bob McCarter. flviiffwm A steppingstone to Lettermen-the Junior Lettermen club is composed of boys who have won their letters in any J. V. sport. They sponsored a faculty vs. Junior Lettermen basketball game which the jayvees lost. President Randal Meyers Vice-President Dick Spencer Sec.-Treasurer Don Crivellone Adviser Mr. Wayne Sturdivant Louise Simpson. . . . headed by vivacious Midge Stevens, sponsored all girls' sports events with Playday as their main undertaking. During Playdoy, girls' teams from' several surrounding schools participated in competitive volleyball games, Milwaukie acted as hostess and also won out in com- petition. These girls also pulled an upset by defeating Lettermen in volley- ball, stayed at Riverside Forest Comp April 5 and 6, and bowled every week during basketball sea- son. The biggest projects accomplished were the annual football banquet for Varsity and JV's, and the Pharm Phrolic dance held in March. ....,, ,. To become a member of Athletta, girls must have eorned 60 points by participating in a variety of sports. Row I: Jaan Harrington, Barbara Nelson, Joanne Jene, Joan Melton, Marjorie Stevens, Betty Rowe, Rowena Kryder, Row 2: Eileen l-lalle, DeEtte Davis, Jerralee Riedlinger, Barbara Sweetland, Karen Brebner, Clairene Fredericks, Arline Meaney, Pat Reinert, Marcella Puderbaugh, Nancy Wright. Row 3: Sally Wombaugh, Nadine Nutting, Joanne Deffenbaugh, Regina Titus, Judy Wisdom, Zella Mae Cameron, Claudine Davis, Imogene Ellingson, Sylvia Herrion, gibbons, Ruth . is an affiliate of the Y. W. . and is a club for freshman sophomore girls. As a service , it strives to promote friendli- and understanding. The club active with preparing Red Cross s, selling hot cross buns, and g to the Community Chest and ld Fellowship fund. President Marilyn l-lickox Vice-President Phyllis McLaughlin Secretary Margaret Byington Treasurer Shirley Brune lnterclub Representative Jerralee Riedlinger Advisers: Mrs. Maud Fowler Mrs. Cordelia Stiles Louise Thoeny. Row 4: Lorna Rojas, Catherine Seelie, Miss Stephenson, Kaye LeFranca, Miss Fitz- Kingsbury, Carol Zerbach, Beverly Braye, Pat Davis, Shirley Warthen. President Marjorie Stevens X I 1 Vice-President N l XZ PT I Segreexly Rowe V j ary 'ff l' X ' Joanne Jene fl WM, Treasurer . ,ff W1 t Joan Melton M92 Q 1 N ' 4405? S E X5'5's'i5 I j- I 4 2a fi W Row I: Denice Judd, Mildred Renard, Helen Jackie, Shirley Urban, Joan Cox, Helen Lamb, Kay Vogel, Jean Clark, Barbara Gerber, Norma Byars, Sharon Redding. Row 2: Genevieve Walden, Rae Lynn Wagner, Carolyn Peterson, Joanne Olson, Lucille Caldwell, Laura Cook, Donna l-leman, Priscilla Fax, Joan Kaufman, Jacqueline Moore, Sally Collins, Sue Griffith. Row 3: Imogene Ellingson, Helen Van l-loozer, Colleen Pederson, Lorraine Rogers, Kathryn Wilkinson, Marilyn l-lickox, Jerralee Riedlinger, Doris Johnson, Pat Molsteod, Joy Klein, Carol Glivinski. Row 4: Nancy Holsclaw, Diane Gaffney, Janice Rondesvedt, Margaret Byington, Kay l-laberloch, Gloria Knau pp, Dorothea Green, Winifred Baileau, Joanne Kimmel. Row5: Leslie Harrison, Marilyn Christianson, Marlene Pannell, Lorene Yates, Karla Akers, Barbara Mclntosh, Dixie Wilcox, Nancy Garrett, Velma Alcorn, Elna Martin, Row 6: Barbara Norris, Donna Ormsby, Anita Kaiser, Phyllis McLaughlin, Shirley Brune, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Stiles, Sharon Bixel. President Ron Pattee Vice-President Ron Paulson Secretary ' Gordon Palmer Treasurer I Lawrence Takahashi Chaplin Ray Grasser Adviser I Mr. Harvey Table 1 , ,GS ' X gb-' Jo 1,1 L. ff , 1? D ff Clockwise: Ron Pattee, Ron Paulson, John Beck, Vern Rutsala, Jim Y. Z , S gif Fowler, Carl Hansen, Jerry Maxwell, Stan Byars, Roy Grosser, Don ffl - 'LQ f,,-.3 Warner, Bob Bausserman, Jerry Zimmerman, Jack McLaughlin, Bill f' Fredericks, Don Edison, John Gerber, Eldon Edwards, Dick Wheeler, -4- - 4 l c., Niels Martin, Bob Richardson, Leon Puderbaugh, Carl Woodburn, John b - ,IIN Sheldahl, Gordon Palmer, Lawrence Takahashi. . r ,-41:51 K J L' D 'Mi'-52 'Row I: Joan Davis. Row 2: Shirley Ouellette, Donna Beattie. Raw 3 Audrey Nierhaff Jean Hopkins Mary Ann Q 1 g Audrey Hamburg, Louise Thoeny,. Jennie Lou Collins, Claudia Yunker Raw 5 Jacqueline Bartram Beverly .5 Totes, Roberta Wolfe, Myrth Loring. Raw 6: Audrey Blanchard, Joyce Zarley Virginia Taylor Virginia McBride ZZ. Under the able leadership of Joan Davis, Tri-Y completed the year with quite a list of projects to its credit. A potluck dinner honoring the mothers, a ceremony to install officers and recognize new members, and a hot cross bun sale were a few. But Tri-Y didn't keep all their proiects to. them- selves. These junior and senior girls sent magazines and books to service- men averseas, and made it possible for a needy girl to attend summer camp. The annual Armistice Day as- semblv is also a Tri-Y production. President Joan Davis Treasurer Sylvia Herrian Advisers Mrs. Emma Smithson Miss Arizona Savvyers -one Perkins. Row 7, lrene Duckett, Barbara Byington, Shirley Charbonneau Margaret Schwab Marlene Mackey ilyn Marks, Janet Williams. Row 8: Miss Smithson, Adrienne Swyers Sylvia Herrian Laura Gruhlke Virginia Ostrom, Carol Battemiller, Laureen Carnoyer, Joan Gregg, Sandra James Miss Sawyers Left to right: Betty Rowe, Joyce Phelps, Carole Groocock, Diane Nott Jensen, Rowena Kryder, Jean Christianson, Betty Beigh, Miss Stephenson, Jenkins, Phyllis Mullin, Pat Reinert, JoAnn Wheeler, Marilyn Christianson, gibbons, Cathy Newman, Donna Leonard, Carol Blatchford, Roby Taylor Phyllis Turney, Virginia Yunker, Ruth Williams, Jean Yant. f Shirley Jamerson, Bonnie Miller, Nancy Muceus, Doris Marugg, Cheryl Barbara Nelson, Diane Carman, Joan Melton, Cathy Daugherty, Billie Lou Barbara Mullan, JoAnne Jene, Kay Le Franca, Beverly Wells, Miss Fitz- Marjorie Stevens, Lois DuBrille, Marcella Puderbaugh, Nancv Wfright J I Row 1: Jeannette Roslcoski, Donna Young, Joan Melton, Row 2: DickMohr, Roby Taylor, Eldon EdWGFClS, . . . helps supply the pep, spirit, and enthusiasm that helped our teams win all those games. Miss Stephenson and Miss Fitzgib- bons, advisers, organized their club into a sparkling, high-stepping drill team which performed at football and basketball games. Any girl, ex- cluding freshmen, is eligible for membership if she is willing to give up time to master guiding right at drill practice and can attend games. President Pat Reinert Vice-President Margaret Mickels Secretary Beverly Wells Treasurer Marcella Puderbaugh Sgt.-at-Arms Phyllis Turney Advisers Miss Ruby Stephenson Miss Lois Fitzgibbons ' 25 if A Q2 E1 8.4 , The six cheer leaders really lived up to their title this year as they introduced new yells, performed a face-lifting job on the old ones, and aroused enthusiasm in MUHS spectators. Without this group much of the school spirit would have lain iclle. Cheer leader try- outs ore held during spring or early fall with any student, having a high enough grade average eli- gible. Ibn' 6211613 Jim Beck, Shirley Charbonneau, Virginia Anderson, Diane Nott, Betty Beigh, JoAnne Beck, Deanne Dodd Marilyn Hickox, Jud Wisdom E I S d ' ' ' 4 began the year with an enrollme drive netting lOO per cent turn-out fro the students. Following this drive was th first of a series of monthly county counc meetings' Milwaukie took their turn a host to one of these meetings with Ji Beck, president, in charge, Under Jim's direction, gift boxes for in dividual students and chests of equipmen also for foreign schools were filled, Th council later entertained patients of Bar Hospital. President Jim Beck Vice-President Keith Backman Sec.-Treas. Shirley Charbonneau Reporter Virginia Anderson Adviser Mrs. Juanita Wolf y , ve yn aw on, Keith Backman, Priscilla Fax, Tony Parker, Darrell Meck: lem, Mrs, Wolf. N SN CCG lx f 4' I i, I' , G 'J - ' ' z-.Q A 'dr' C 'AN Q r-4 A r -if .QV 4? R li -3 2 E Row. 1. Lois DuBruille, Dawn Critchley. tRow 2. Bud Wright, Ron Paulson, Vern Rutsala, Jerry ,y 'a.f , ' man, John Beck, Ron Pattee, Don Sherrick, John Sheldahl, Niels Martin, Gary Cannon, Dale 'J Y 'T Row 3: Bruce Warnock, Dale Millay, Don Crivellone, Lawrence Takahashi, Jerry Ballew, Jerry Cx-.J S' Bill Usher, Floyd Bithell, Don Edison, Lee Smith, Bob Bausserman, John Gerber, Eddie Benjamin aka . . . members may be seen rushing mad- ly about the halls slamming classroom doors and closing windows following the triple stacatto bells heralding a fire drill. Meetings are con- ducted by Chief Jer- ry Zimmerman, and under his direction, tire extinguishers are checked and filled if necessary and tire drills are planned. Chief Jerry Zimmerman Assistant Chief Ronald Pattee Adviser Mr. John Sutherlan d Combs Mr Sutherland Row 1 Larry Holler Bob Stones Mike Stout Dick Rudolph, Bob Bithell, Dick Stones Darrell Mecklen Larry Williams Row 2 Howard Kupfer, Bob Reeves, Bruce Warnock My . . . is a club that is seldom given recognition for the work they do. The members labor diligently under Miss Nettie Drew in ordering and preparing books for the shelves of the MUHS library. The club tries to keep the decoration of the library in harmony with the season or current holiday. -1 . Yi, hX' Q YV: , sl f 9 4 N Ks' r 3 CQ! Wff' a Y if QL. Pat Hurt xl -N 'xl Row I: Ted Miller, Don lckes, Marilyn Hickox, Juanita Sherk, Marjorie Stevens, Phyllis Turney, Marilyn Chris- tianson, Louise Simpson. Rovr Kelly Howell, Jim Beck, Greg Strong, Beverlee Chamberlain, Donna Leonard, Barbara lreland. Row 3: Phillip Rieger, Tom Morrow, Larry Holler, John Thelin, Neils Martin, Pat Reinert, lTlGflT'lGI'1 rf? fy. L 1 Sandra Wilson, Joan Davis, Row 4: Gordon Palmer, Ben Gassawoy, Ron Pattee, Vern Rutsola, Jerry Zim- fflif' 9 5 22 agilfkfl, fi? ' ' ., L . N ef' N , -xiii Q0 - ff' Q Wai! ZA! On B activity day the Math club meets to discuss math- ematical equations and see movies involving math and generally shoot the breeze. President Philip Rieger Vice-President John Sheldohl Secretary ' Robert Rindt Treasurer Ralph Tuomi Sgt.-at-Arms Arthur Wilson Adviser Mr. J. W. Sutherland ZJJZWJWQ . . . is a newly formed organization ot presidents of all clubs, classes, girls' league the student body, and editors of publications. The group met to discuss headaches peculiar to club presidents and to plan the popular noon movies, ,ax Tia i mpksi, GP57, f ' one' X ii Kneeling: Gilbert Workman, John Thelin, Philip Rieger, Wa rd Hein, John Sheldahl, Jim Wakefield, Richard Darby, Sher- rill Hauser. Standing: Art Wilson, Temple Hahn, Don Heath, John Shook, Ralph Tuomi, Robert Rindt, Dale Millay, Mr. Sutherland. 76W Bonnie Miller Arline Meaney, Karen Brebner. Row 2: Pat Reinert, Virginia McBride, JoAnne Row 3 Billie Lou Jenkins, Mary Ann l-larrel, Audrey Blanchard. Row 4: Shirley Fouch, Irene Barbara Byington Ann Senger, Jackie Bartram, Yvonne Winn. Row 5: Barbara Mullan, Ann rbara Gilmore Mary Holman, Ruth Kingsbury, Beverlee Brown. Row 6-: Ruth Sommer, Donna Opal Hunk Row 7 Cathy Daugherty, Joanne Van Have, Lucille Hicks. Row 8: Jeannette Row 9 Sally Wambaugh, Barbara Church, Claudette Waddell. Row- I0: Florine Edwards, Charbonneau Janet McKeel, Helen Surridge, Carol Glavinski, Marilyn Howard, Arlo'FIater. Lois Dubruille Margaret Mickels, Louis Howell, Nancy LeBack, June Gettman, Joan Blatchford, Row I: Phyllis Mullin, Joan Young, Bonnie Smith, Ruth Anderson. Row 2: Cathy Newman, Donna Mathews, Yvonne Nelson, Ann Whitehouse. Row 3: Audrey Neirhoff, Marlene Rogers, Donna Van Hove, Arlene Mills. Row 4: Charlene Shreve, Roby Taylor, Sandra Blame, Beverly Blame. Row 5: Mary Louise Lyle, Claudia Yunker, Helen Jackel, Marlene Wenzel. Row 6: Joyce Townsend, Nancy Garret, Beverly Honstein, Janet Winter, Rpw 7: Joan DuRant, Sharon Hayden, Sharon Bixel, Sheila Cramer. Row 8: Carol Tittle, Flora Pegnone,Adrianne Swyers, Lynn Teveliet. Row 9: Peggy LeComte, Miss Morehouse, Pat Shields, Mrs. Phillips. Crossbar, Row 1: Betty Beigh, Donna Mattot, Phyllis Turney. Row 2: Down Critchely, Diane Vandeburghe, Jean Bussey, Virginia Yunker. Row 1: Joanne Beck, Joanne Stevens, Kay Vogel, Sharon Redding. Row 2: Marlene Carter, Helen Lamb, Lucille Caldwell, Gayle Townley. Row 3: Jackie Moore, Janice Bevens, Jean Lovejoy, Laura Cook. Row 4: Ruth Jones, Joan Cox, Charlotte Pundt, Barbara Mclntosh. Row 5: Doris Marugg, Nancy Kirchem, Matilda Beirwagen, Marilyn Christianson. Row 6: Carol Hanson, Diane Nott, Beverly Hassan, Glenda Davenport. Row 7: Katherine Wheeler, Sandra James, Marie Sporri, Phyllis McLaughlin. Row 8: Edith Taylor, Darlene Hilger, Marlene Mackey, Marilyn McLaughlin. Row 9: Diane Gaffney, Parilee Browning, Shirlee Spencer, Barbara Olson. Row 10: Sue Ostrom, Laura Gruhlke, Crossbar, Row I: Judy Mackey, Alfredo Coates, Midge Burke Pat F.H.A. was efficiently headed by Phyllis Turney who directed a large club in many worthwhile projects Among these undertakings were a broken toy drive, baskets of food for the needy,.making favors for a hospital and, along the lighter side the March of Dimes dance and Sweetheart Ball. Only girls who Erie' ,taking or have taken homemaking can belong to ml?-'ll ' ...V Presldent Phyllis Turney Vrce President Betty Beigh Secretary Carol Blatchford Treasurer ,., Diane Vandeburghe Historian Jean Bussey Reporter Virginia Yunker Parlramentarian Donna Matott Sgt at Arms ,if AdDawn Critchley A visers .',' , ' Miss Mar aret Morehou -.. , g se 21: Mrs. Ruby Phillips 1 -,-i, I Hi Doris, Miller Mehrer, Carol Zerbach. Row 2: Marlene Nelson, Peggy Utgard, Marlene Puderbaugh, Shirley Keith, Nbrma aarico. .v' -- , . l . so J, .4 . - fi . . . if' J -- - X Qin , Q .1 'ii'-'fra 1' 5-5 S? I, . ltxl n h ,V Q 4, X ,gl Qi A M , lk, fv gl , ,! 6 5 ki? -9 1 X l XV' M .5 5 K A JV ' 'f1..,. , 4 5 A - N , V N .. ,, MH., V,-Sw.. f .,,,M,V ,Q M N .4f...umh 1 ,W-..nonmn,f.Mqvn-0r9numfw3W f ,WN ,V -, i ' 4 . 'N N , V L f ly, 5 6 I 1 ff 15 ff nv X L . E' ,K , V M H ,U ff EQ X X5 K ia b D ,ff n f X ' n -X J I X l W .X 5 X E W LQ ML Y 58. .hug N ye J' 'f' 1 P. 'I .. 3: I X nv if 1 X - , ' E -1:32 1 f vi! , ,P x 'pfr Xs,f X x 'x X f f I Ht X if X x Na N 9 ' uf 7? S: wht sg 614 X Zz 32 'X ,X Z Wju N V AX 'W , q. 1 JI! EF IM DANE! fs Seated from left to right ure: Princess Joyce Phelps, Queen Betty Beigh, and Princess Cathy New- man. The court's escorts, standing from left to right are: John Beck, Jerry Shields, and Carl Hansen. The March of Dimes Dance is an annual affair sponsored by F. H. A. and is the climax of a two-week drive for funds. Positions for the court are highly com- petitive with only o small margin separat- ing the queen and princesses from the rest ot the candidates. The runner-ups in this close race were Diane Carman, Marjorie Stevens, ond Diane Nott. ther is re-slim SENIOR CLASS PLAY Seated: Sue Ostrom, Janet Bope, Tom Morrow, Jean Yant, Sonja Lazarus, JoAnn Wheeler, Carole Groocock, Shirley Fouch, Joyce Phelps. Standing: Ed Bausserman, Dick Mohr, Verne Wheelwright, Gil Workman, Bob Wesche, Jeon Christianson. A beautiful, patient mother, a handsome, confused biology professor, and a frustrated, spoiled daughter comprise the basic plot of the three act comedy, Mother is a Freshman, To secure much-needed money, Mrs. Abbott decided to enter college on an Abigail Fortitude Abbott scholarship. Against her mother's decision, from the first, Susan becomes increasingly agitated at Mrs. Abbott's increasing popu- larity, especially with Professor Michaels, Susan's love Hlndered by a grumpy dean who suspends Mrs. Abbott, and countless quarrels, Mother eventually married Professor Michaels, Susan grows up, and Dean Gillingham becomes human, CAST Mrs. Abigail Abbott Sylvia ...... -..L ..... . Bunny .L ...,........... Howie - ..... Bill H Did someone mention Mrs. Abigail Fortitude Abbott? H .- ..... CAROLE GROOCOCK Professor Michaels .......... GILBERT WORKMAN Susan ,.,....... -..LM .... -c...- ....,...,. JOYCE PHELPS Dean Gillingham ..- .... ,............... B OB WESCHE Mrs. Miller -- ...... L.. ..-...- ........... SUE OSTROM JEAN CHRISTIANSON JO ANN WHEELER Helen ....,............... -. SONYA LAZARLJS Carrie ..,.c.-. L .......... .................. J EAN YANT Clara -... .... ..... ....... - ........,.,. JANET BOPE Marge ..-., ............,..,,. SHIRLEY POUCH Bobo ..-- L .... VERN WHEELWRIGHT Jack ..- .......,..... TOM MORROW DICK MOHR ED BAUSSERMAN KN also Eff Wal orervt you go kiss goodnight? uno give me o fston d back you , lllgm Oflflered bu 01511, Y NCB ll som e are . Single 'Cell ed, some filom enfiOus I Gnd S Ome aggfegor ed into Q . elotmous alobules ,, were g 'cum Ou oxher. OUUO ru you your m x moug l Xxke II They h s ould be here any mihut-ef to 'oe -G TX'fxs xs 91990, 'mgher e rx Rnswc .. sed X ornmq- ukkon 1 Albert ..- .,...,.. , Mrs.. Bell ....... Sylvia ......... Phillip ...... Hazel ......... - Directors FRESHMAN CLASS - Not Quite Such a Goose T ..- ..... WILLIAM WORKMAN RUTH JONES PAT GIBBONS DICK STONE MARLENE CARTER .....-...-.- CHERYL JENSEN and JEAN CHRISTIANSON Y Dick stone' IDG Z! ff, Ag 1 ffl . Hill -.Kf 59' T 1 57 ' Se Amy ..... ....- .... - ...... . Evan --..-....u ...., -c ......... Jason -- ........ ....,... . Hope -..--,u.-. ....... .. Casper Fox Aunt Vivian -.- .... Nora ................ ................. Glenn --.M ..... Directors, ..,,.. ....... ang jfjweno Gfflnh on Pregfo 77, John e-16,7 RO , went! CAROL BLATCHFORD VANCE MARTIN DONALD PRESTON VIRGINIA YUNKER JOHN THELEN ROWENA KRYDER BETTY ROWE RICHARD MURRAY DONNA LEONARD and CARLTON FURNBERG gibboftg' t , K , 1 X eg L ,5- XX -.r man- T' I illioffl XXIJOIIQ NW CO rtefi Q R ta loneS. tern U Wmlfmmwt This was the seventeenth annual presentation o the Tournament Plays which are directed by mem bers of Thespians. The supervisor this year wa Miss Goldie Dugstad. The best actor and bes actress awards were given to...-...- ........,., - .... -e f k'J'd6'r R. ' 'xx Lu ' 'Chord my: - X? Mllfrg Ii Carol gy 'f FA, F Sfd7f0rd , wfli IT ha. I Mfgfhfo I' I ,fQw2 x unkef xr? ll . ,. .1 I JUNIOR CLASS - Of All Things 1.4 f J gt., 1 SOPOHOMORE CLASS - Foxy Grandma ll T1 T! Zan.. -'Z 5 .f QN Q-1 ...gd i nf l url Pqf Dick Ed phinn ey Shi-'rr ,ff Houser Disk Mr. Maxwell Mrs. Maxwell ....... ....... Willie, .......,......... Louise ............ Grandma ...,.... Elmer .......... Mugsy ......... -. Di rectors, ....... Wheel er Mid Qe 3 Mrk DICK WHEELER MILLIE MEHRER RICHARD DARBY PAT DAVIS - ,,,,,.,..,... MIDGE BURKE SHERRILL HOUSER ED PHINNEY JEAN YANT and VERN WHEELWRIGHT E Mime Mehfe f'. EIQ35 Richard Darby and Midge Burke. The winning play was the sophomore class's Foxy Grandma. The actors and actresses receiving honorable mention were Betty Rowe, Virginia Yunker, Wil- liam Workman and Eldon Edwards. 9 l X' ery, iw, 77' ELDON EDWARDSi JACK MCLAUGHLIN PHYLLlS MULLIN SUE OSTROM BARBARA IRELAND DELLA SPRINGER we WW' XJ XECNIOTST PM - ' .,--'gaoft K avclllllnl 6 ll C - 'SaCk MCL , W 3 Cgttoifli Stoney ..... I 6,1519 Charlie ...-. .. 'SQURQ Nancy .- ......... L . xto . X - I . l WQAIDQ Mrs. Smith ....... ,V Bam Ve Ncnette ,,,.,,,,,,,.,,, ....,. . I Bal Madame Detour ............ SENIOR CLASS - Stoney's Brides Directors, ...................... VIRGINIA LAPHAM and TERRY SMITH D, V aA5wvwx31Q11,xQh3 'Rag 11 ff -mg Sgmon Cnnss C'noohens ' ELAES pr ... 1 , A- 11 MHUEHAM my x v? ff Qngwling ffo Hmase jus E . 1 'F tflrmc -' Hain ERSYZ' j.. xg .J wi NK I A X, SQ? '91 CC ..- r- . . HWHLUTES ,jk N R, N.. n-,,,.--.-,f'A A Uicrim Fon. Tue Schoevs fun Fee, 'Buoopv , x1 J. lf 'Ut'-7 1 ra ffff , 4 f ff' 4 114 v 'fs Y Jax ,X 'veg be pl f f-1 1 K- I! X el' 11 . 49 Ggene Bern-Ley nno ms 'Boys ,,G,W -izaia:-Mfw:i.gw'i,:gfagSg:g? ' . . f2HnLRf-E 'f ' .:14 :f'P12 ,4 Q 'lwxfmf' ' ..f.... :' , - S X, if- 1 J - 'f :swf ' ,v 'vf:,. :' - , xii' of f'+ f1,sf .- wiy wsi Rm - 1 iiefww H -V 'f 1' ,1 -X ft fi A. A L - ' V . . - ' M - 5 'S mugs' 4 0 W X. X' mm m va Nw i x 3 0' want, eg, ,mm-e H7 Eldon Edwards drives a 39 two door Chevrolet, His sedan boasts a smooth example of the very popular Danny Hanna's rod does much to dress up the informal racing strip in front of the little red school house. His '36 Ford roadster has the distinction of being the only full miII in Milwaukie. ssemble Dewane Walden pilots one of the more aristocratic members of the MUHS transportation system. His maroon 49 Ford is an unfinished, four door custom job. EXW It sw G ef Vinhg 11 DQZZZQA 'n J' Wifi F7- 109.9 no 5' Zhi! The court, from left to right are: Princess Carol Blatchford, Princess Virginia Yunker, Queen Roby Taylor, Princess Shirley Fouch, ond Princess Diane Noir. The escorts, from left to right are: Farrell Albright, Roy Jacobsen, John Gerber, and Lee Wallace. Roby's escort wus Don Sherrick. Aff? io The annual l952 Sweetheart Ball sponsored by F. l-l. A. was held February l7. Queen Roby Taylor and her princesses, Carol Blatchtord, Virginia Yunker, Shirley Fouch and Diane Nott, reigned over the dance. The court is chosen from the club by the members. This dance was, beyond a doubt, one of the most successful dances of the year. Bill Becker and his orchestra provided the music. 6- Q0 Pfmm ffroafc Gail Townley and Don Preston 4 U T x LA Square dancing, sack racing, a pie eating con- test, and a beard contest highlighted the Ath- letta sponsored Farm Frolic which was held in the gym, Friday evening, March 28. Marilyn Seelie and Byron Boyd emerged winners of the pie eat- ing contest. Sack race winners were Bev Phelps and Harold Davis. Rod Hall won the beard con- test. Gail Townley and Don Preston reigned as Farmer and Farmerette of the affair, a very mem- orable event of the year. rilyn Seelie . . . she smeared her competitors. The winner . . . Byron Boyd One, two, three, . . . o Y S Ei .. -' - : f ffm--,WW 519, g...-....V...,1fY ' ' -'MW1 V' ' L 7'l QI fl I T1 I' HIIZKIIIEIIIVIAY KQHYE I , TQ QF .JA 9 V2 A ff' ef' M if brew' ' I COACHING STAFF Mel Krause, Wayne Sturdivant, Jerry Lillie, Bill Foelker. Jerry Lillie hails from Portland originally where he attended Grant High School and became a fine athlete, then he entered University of Oregon where he lettered four times in football and once in basketball. Before coming to Millwaukie he coached in the Hawaiian islands and in i948 Lillie's Willamette University Bearcats' capped the Northwest Conference championship. Then he became the University of Oregon's backfield coach, Jerry coached varsity football, frosh basket- ball, frosh baseball and revived wrestling from the mothballs at Milwaukie. Jerry will become vice-principal next year along with being athletic director, He will be replaced by Norm Martinson as head football mentor. Wayne Sturdivant came to Milwaukie as coach in i9-46. His first duties were in coaching var- sity track, jayvee basketball, and assisting Mer- ritt McKeel in coaching varsity football. ln i947 Wayne took over varsity basketball and jayvee football and has since produced three district champs and two second places while coaching basketball. Wayne was born in Ore'- gon City and spent his early years there. ln high school he earned three letters in basketball and one in track. From O. C, he went to Will- amette University and then served four years Bill Faelker, track coach and assistant football coach is now finishing his fifth yearat Milwaukie. Bill attended Hillsboro High School where he lettered three times in football and track, and twice in basketball. Bill then went to Pacific University where he earned his letter three times in football and twice in track. Then he was called into officers' training at College of Pa- cific in Stockton, California where he finished his college education. Bill has a great asset to his coaching-the ability to get a team well trained and conditioned in a short period of time. in the service before he came to M,U.H.S. Wayne has produced some fine record breakers while coaching the track field events. ' Mel Krause, Milwaukie's baseball coach andiayvee football, and jayvee basketball coach is in his first year as a Milwaukie tutor. Mel graduated last year from the University of Oregon where he starred in baseball and basketball. Mel holds the Northern division free throw percentage record in basketball. Mel, like Lillie is also a Portlander. He prepped at Commerce lCIevelandJ High School where he earned three letters in baseball, three in basketball, and two more mono- grams In football. Row I: Jim Fowler, Vern Rutsala, John Beck, Dewane Walden, Les Martin, John Gerber, Floyd Bithell, Bill Usher, Ron Paulson, Carl Hansen. Row 2: Temple Hahn, manager, Al Bettger, Larry Haller, Lawrence Takahashi, Stan Byars, Adin Leach, Oris Hayden, Niels Martin, George Combs, Ben Gassaway, Bob Bausserman, manager. Row 3: Jerry Lillie, coach, Don Warner, Dick Pailthorp, Ed Benjamin, Lee Smith, Wilfred Vogel, Kay Yoshitomi, Jerry Finlay, Bob Reeves, Bill Foelker, coach. Jerry Lillie came to Milwaukie from the University of Oregon in Late August to find a hopeful group of candidates awaiting his call for s rin acti P l p g pr ce. otentias were singled out and prospects for a good season were very good, but getting used to the switch from the double wing to the T formation took time. The Maroons entered the Loop Valley Coast League, giving them one of the toughest schedules in the state. A green team took the field and learned, but didn't win too many, The season had its bright spots also. The maroon and gold clad Mustangs on September 2l, gave a good Central team a terrific battle before bowing 6-O. On October l2 the Maroons blistered Hood River 25-6. The Milwaukie ll ,ended the season by being outswum by Tillamook I4-l3, and then whipping the Lions from West Linn l9-6. Jerry Lillie deserves a lot of credit for planning Milwaukies return to prep football supremacy by teaching the bays the game while they are still in grade school and while they are frosh. Halfback John Beck and fullback John Gerber were the co-captains of the Mustangs, Tackle Floyd Bithell was named to thf'tt AI- ' e irs eam l Conference, and diminutive halfback, Dewane Waldenwas honored with the most inspirational player award. ax 'N . , if I MlLWAUKIE'S FOOTBALL SEASON 0' MILWAUKIE. Hillsboro 39 MILWAUKIE Central 6 MILWAUKIE Astoria 2l MILWAUKIE Grants Pass 57 MILWAUKIE Hood River 6 MILWAUKIE Oregon City 27 MILWAUKIE Gresham 26 MILWAUKlE Tillamook l4 MILWAUKIE West Linn 6 Hoqo B ALDEN VERN 'RON l LAWRENCE 'YAKAHAS lr I Q Q MUHS District l3 Champions Row I: Jerry Maxwell, Ron Paulson, Stan Byars, Larry Larson, Carl Woodburn, Leon Puderbaugh. Row 2: Larry Haller, Manager, Gordon Olsen, Dick Bergio, Paul Shimer, Jerry Zimmerman, l-larold Davis, Wayne Sturdivant, Coach. Completing his fifth year as head basketball mentor, Wayne Sturdivant built one of the best casaba squads Milwaukie fans have seen in a long while. The team was com rised mostl of so hom r n ' i r p ' y p o es a d iun'o s, who lacked experience against good competition. But paced by six-foot, All-State, senior Jerry Zimmerman, the mustangs ion up i7 wins while losing 9 tilts. Zimmerman led the Maroons through a successful regular season having a big night against Parkrose, hitting the hemp for 37 counters, then the sophomore studded and Zimm-led Maroons swept the district i2 title with Zimm hitting for 3l markers against Molalla. Milwaukie's trip to Eugene for the state playoffs did not turn out too bad. The Maroons lost a real heart- breaker to LaGrande 42 to 40, then won against Corvallis for Milwaukie's first win in state tourney play. The Mus- tangs were soon eliminated by a taller Salem quintet. Zimm was named to the All-State second team and Mil- waukie posted the best defensive record in the tournament. MlLWAUKIE'S BASKETBALL SEASON lvlilwaukie 4O Milwaukie 54 Milwaukie 56 Milwaukie 48 Milwaukie 30 :'Milwaukie 29 4Milwaukie 39 Milwaukie 47 Milwaukie 53 Milwaukie 36 Milwaukie 5l Ivlilwaukie 55 Milwaukie 43 Milwaukie 38 Milwaukie 4l 64 Nlilwaukie ivlilwaukie 46 Milwaukie 63 Milwaukie 44 Milwaukie 4l 'i'Milwaukie 52 'l'Milwaukie 57 'l'Milwaukie 44 IlIMilwaukie 40 IMilwaukie 35 IMilwaukie 32 Cleveland Oregon City Hood Rive' FINAL Point TOTALS WGSY '-'fm , roi: 1952 MusTANGs Central Catholic Hillsboro FG FT Seaside Zimmerman ........ M..- l89 l55 C5reSl'10m Larson --.....-...-... 45 52 Tillamook Fredericks ..a..-- ..... 55 3l Astoria Olson ...... .....-...a.-.. 43 25 Lake Oswego Byars ......... --.LZ ....... 46 i8 Parkrose Palmer -a-..--.-.-- 30 31 Hood River Davis ....... ..... 2 i i7 Central Catholic Si-timer Mm, ,,,, N ,,,,,,, il 14 Oregon City Maxwell Z-.-.--.-..... 8 i2 Columbia Prep Miller ,-MM-g,w. 4 7 Gresham Bergio .. ..... -.,--.-.. 4 I Tillamook Pgffee M- ,.,, ---g , NM 3 0 Portland U. Frosh Paulson --M--um-,-M 3 0 fltjffffif Woodburn .......-- l 3 oo a Lake Oswego puclelbaugh ' l l Oregon City LaGrande Corvallis Salem tl-lillsboro invitational tournament 'l'District tournament Zl1State tournament LEON 45 GxS'f2 fz 3337 x r 'mix gQ,L N ff? BURN jf , AJ W X, xy an J W K7 . 4, ox g J' 1 . VA: , X, V 1 M QI msg? qs!-b-ar l'h Gordon Olson l2Ol and Central's Phil Mal-lu h ll4l o hi h in the air durin a 'um ball in the traditional Q Q Q Q l P Milwaukie-Central fracas. Other identified players are Jerry Zimmerman l23lg Central's All-State forward John Foster H095 Bill Fredericks H555 CentraI's Thomas ll3l5 and Stan Byars llOJ. Milwaukie dropped the fray 55 to 38. Larry Larsen llll Milwaukie guard is just about to register two ot Milwaukie's 54 points that were rocked up against O. C. Others identified are Jerry Zimmerman l23lg O. C.'s Elvin l-lauck H335 O. C.'s Jack Mont- gomery lbehind Zimmerman and l-lauckl. O. C.'s Johnson llllg Patterson l32l, and Nickles surround Bill Fredericks ll5J. Gordon Olson l2Ol and Stan Byars llOl look on. Milwaukie receives District Championship trophy. Milwaukie's ALL-STATER. Jerry Zimmerman became the first Milwaukian to be named tohthe All-State team. Zimm poured in 533 points during the 28 game season. Jerry is no doubt one of the greatest basketball players to ever play for MUHS. He has been nominated to play in the annual North-South game which is held in Kentucky and is made up of the outstanding prep basketeers in the U, S, Zimm and coach Sturdivam with trophy. Row I: Charles lngraham, Bob Bausserman, Dewane Walden, Jim Smith, Myron Johnson. Row Z: Ed Bausserman, Gordon Palmer, Ron Harman, Don Gass, Bruce Warnock, Dick Graham, Gene Waldner, Gary Cannon Row 3: John Beck, Jim Fowler, Carl Woodbiirn, Stan Byars, Larry Larsen, Jerry Zimmerman, Larry Halter, Dennis Gass, Mel Krause, Coach VARSITY BASEBALL 1952 With nine returning lettermen forming the nucleus, Mel Krause is building a top notch diamond nine at Milwaukie. The big gun in the Maroon attack is top Major League pros- pect Jerry Zimmerman, John Beck, Jim Scott, and Gordy Palmer are Milwaukie's other big stickers. Hal Davis, Ed Bausserman and Larry Haller share the Ma- roons pitching chores. Krause is building a fine infield- Gary Cannon, Carl Woodburn, and Jim Scott are the juniors starting in the infield along with sophomores Stan Byars and Larry Larson. Jim Fowler, Denny Gass and John Beck round out the team in the outfield. A lack of hitting and faulty pitching at times,may keep the Mustangs out of the state tournament but it is still one of Milwaukie's finest nines in years, Larry llaller Carl Woodburn Jim Scott Jerry Zimmerman Larry Larsen Gordon Palmer Ed Bausserman Dewane Walden Gary Cannon Dennis Gass Jim Fowler Bob Baussarman John Beck Don Gass Gene Waldnor Hal Davis .lim Smith Stan Byars Bruce Warnock Dick Graham Ron Harman pitcher second base first base catcher shortstop first base pitcher shortstop' third base outfield outfield pitcher outfield pitcher pitt her pitcher second base shortstop outfield outfield lirst base graduates returns returns graduates returns graduates graduates graduates returns returns graduates returns' graduates returns returns graduates graduates returns returns returns graduates WAN ll- L-.52 GORDON Pm. m iR,, L A350 N 4 I 1 4 lf W JOHN QERBE R am L R an D : N ca Row l: LeRoy Melton, Bob Sherk, Wayne Wilson, Fred Leonard Dick Sweeney John Pierce, Darrell Mechlern, manager. Row Z: Bill Flatner, Dick Stones, Ron Cornilles, Bob Stones, Dale, Johnson, Gene Pierson, Loren Heman. Row 3: Jerry Lillie, Coach R H d D' k D ' ' , on y e, ic avis, Craig Warnock, Byron Boyd, Duane McDonald, Bill Foelker, Coach, Coach, The trash basketball team under Jerry LiIlie's direetion had o good season and will value from the experience gained. Row I: Bob MCCarter, Jack Marsh, Randall Myers, Kay Yoshitomi, Rod Alexander, Row 2: Mel Krause, Coach, Ron l-lyde, Rudy Vsetecka, Dick Pailthorp, Bill Courtney, Dick Endicott, Manager. Row 3: Jay Yeager, Bob Sturgis, Ted Miller, Wayne Wolf, Gilbert Keith, Bill Cheney. llie jayvees had an outstanding season with players being made up from the freshman and sophomore classes. Row 1: Dick Pailthcrp, Jim Scott, Don Gass, Don Crivellone, Dick Darby, Bob Sturgis, Bob Blair, Manager, Row Z: Don lckes, Tom Hale, Elmen Blaedel, Ted Miller, Roger Sielicky, Rod Bell, Mel Krause, Coach. The well coached jayvees won lB and lost 3 tor the best record established by any Mil- waukie team in many years. Row I: Bob Sturgis, Ron l-lyde, Bob Bithell, Gail Kitzmiller, Mike Stout, Gary Dressler, Bob Stones, Dick Stones, Darrell Mecklem, Bill Gilbert, Dale Johnson. Row 2: Red Thompson, Jimmy Nevin, Bill Bryant, Don Cameron, Terry Gassaway, Gordon Davis, Ray Norman, Larry Williams, Dennis Siscel, Harry Sannertid, Dick Edmonds. Row 3: Loren l-lemon, Dan Stockwell, Max Seelie, Mike Gramps, Tom Stanly, Ray Jrlavvie, Coarli, Wayne Sttirdivnrit, Coatli, Wnlly l-ltiyden, Cnai It The trash football team gave a Int of experioiite to tiitiire varsity stsilw-irl-, GOLF CLUB Q Wg. gggdlz lidin -keolcli, Seger Sielicky, Jack MeLoiigIiIin, Dick Nolan, Don Edison Row 2' Don Durlond 1 V9 BY Of, on Roskoski, Tom Weeg, Bob Boss, Don Comeron D ki D h, .R 3: M I Johnson, Gerald Sullivan, Divk Hamel, Dirk Gassnway, Dnla Johnson, Carl ltclggcn ar Y ow ymn This year Milwaukie has one of the finest Prep grill teams in the state, They have lost only one match so far ngainst Centrcl,Cotholic, The Mormons are priced hy lofk lvlrl.aiighIin, Dick Gnssnwny, Dick Hnmel and Roger Sielirky Row l: lvlox Seelie, Jerry Monakton, Tom Stott, Fronk Curmen, Frnnk Hill, Roy Norman Row 2: Gail Kitzmiller, Willy Kunze, Bill Cheney, Ron Hyde, Bob Bithell, Jerry Lillie, Coach, Wrestlirig got a fresh start this year under the coaching cf Jerry Lillie, ond was brought book into the M U, ll S sports' limelight with many prospects showing line promise on the grappling mats. H QE H Q5 - as f Q , gr F' L kr' '31 X i-.lkga i S L iff! V7 ZYSP .. ! I Q rx .N ASQ 2 Adviser Miss Ruby Stephenson K, f if 'ff :L ,. - L f wfr-L 4, x xfv, 4, - L 1495, , J 1 ,V f , q Jr f i ,v X e,wmM A Adviser Miss Lois Fitzgibbons EXERCISES J KT ,,- ,, ,- is f 'y!-,,,.,,? 1 ix f ,i.,5 in 1- 1 ,A uf xr' ' L ' X I Y gl fu' . .. 1 PRISON BALL CHAMPIONS-SOPHOMORES I m Ann Sin er Pot Davis Soil Wombough Lorna Rojas Shirley War Row 1: Mary Comero , Q , , y , L 1I1en. Row 2: Carol Zerboch, Mary Mrl-augl'1Iin, Marlene Puderbough, Non Lofferty, fvlffzw Meeari-sy, ffzfvim Hicfncf Lorna Rojas Shirley Warthen VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE I CHAMPIONS-MSOPHOMORES Row l: Ann Sung.-rl Sally Warrllmuglm, Polly Uavus, Lorna Rojas, Shirley Wurtluerx Row 2: Marlene Puderlvcmglx, Nan Lofforly, Arlmw Mmmf-y, Jmm lfmmsy, Snnrlm Rlorrw LEAGUE Z CHAMPIONS--FRESHMEN Erleen Halle l 54 2 K i ZW: ,.f awfgwjlgf 'iejs 4 1 Barbara Nelson - .W--, ,, , ,a ry- f Joanne Jene 5 'use M 1 . wx 1,,. 1 lg ' J H P jf, 4 amuse xormcostvcml Mymo Lindquist, Ann Pe-ery, Peggy Byington, Pat Shcmtz, Joanne Steavens, Dolly Cook, Nancy Rau, Velma Alrorn, JoAnne Rec If ',,,.:x,g,21f , if if Al Q? Q ez ' X f w ,, . 'fefwwf , H53 Pat Davis 1315 17,5 ,Ll ji A 5, 13 13,51 gi :1 Jaan Melton mf Donna Ormsby of 1 '-qc, L, Roby Taylor 1 4. 1 . i i - fi - ff f i' ' f f 3? 1 3 iyfff ' frgzwf' X - -92l1ffl.1i'fl-Qllls i Qfi .-,, 5 4 . .,. j 'xi 1, lg f'll ' Q ' ' L iz :M :Q 31 Rowena Kryder ALL STAR BASKETBALL Marlene Stevens Forxmrd Coacaptains Joguxjhon I Q Audrey Utgard Guo rd NUUCY Wright Guard TENNIS BADMINTON Marjorie Stevens Pat Davis J' V A 0 K x 5 TUMBLING DAfNCING Clairene Fredericks Joanne Deffenbaugh r w i ,Qi 3 L .sm ,ls 1 SOFTBALL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS First row: Donna Bealiy, Pat Reinert, Marjorie Stevens. Second row: Audrey Uigord, Nancy Wright, Mnrcello Puderbough, Joan Melton, Louise Simpson, Maxine Ashrmfl, Maralee Merrill. Kaye LeFroncq, Joon Molton, Rowe-no Krydcr, Joanne Jane fi ff r xgzfllw X' L A 5 , , 'Eg 'M . x 1, h .M Y -, .. w' 1' ,EM 'N , - : iv? A B i , ' ig .5 ff ,A dj: wma. of f V H' . 'M 3 in ' W Hi Q Lighwts - k 1 E xx---,E-Av-.vvx I y :nazi -..-.......m.,.--n.-A ' img ',-I 0LS0N9S Five 8: Ten Best of Luck to the Graduates Milwaukie, Oregon Silverthread Kraut 81 Pickle Works Manufacturers of SILVERTHREAD HOMEMADE KRAUT AND PICKLES in cans or in hulk FRANK HABERLACH Owner Clackamas, Oregon Congratulations from ELDER'S HARDWARE Fisher-Thorsen Paints Milwaukie, Oregon EV 1-2424 Congratulations Class '52 MULLEN'S GARAGE SUPER and JACKSON Milwuukie. Oregon EV 1-2220 GIBSON'S Milwaukie Electric 1019 Main Street EV 1.2441 Milwclukie Products Popcorn -- Cheese Corn -- Candy More for your money 1011 Main Street Milwaukie, Oregon MILWAUKIE TRANSFER 81 FUEL 00. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING Anywhere-for-hire -- Contracts For EV 1-5479 Nation 836 S. E. 31st SU 3893 Wide McNAUGHTON'S Radios - Appliances Main and Washington EV 1-1255 Milwaukie, Oregon Ralph Cooper Market QUALITY MEATS QUICK FREEZE FOOD LOCKERS Milwaukie, Oregon EV 1-5415 FlTZPATRICK'S Milwaukie Auto Soles HAT T116 STOD Lite 1020 Super Hiway EV 1-1223 Milwaukie, Oregon -Y ' ' ' f ' 121' f '. '.1.uaiwL'?fEJ'?!t'1'X.WiZPl5L3 iA1f' I KfTwif!f'l!BZZ'JS ii 5 ,L .ew 'ind Nl , F crm' DF Sos.nTLLDE Steve s Mob11 Servlce M 0 b ga S L Super I-Ecru? gt8IgIc1rr1son PEAKE MEMORIAL CHAPEL .,,,., We . . ffm Y . If I W 1. .45 L ,L we I I I .h X I ,V If It 3 Q, f . 'JIU ' - ., . fm! 2 22,9 ' 'Q -'lv rf if . I I I A II i A I 2,,:'3w- awk - ' I W W L' I . we ' ' , Tei- if-L--fk si I ff L..-'- ' '. 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Oregon Class Jewelry an S Caps and Gowns HBCHC Ranges . Personal Q P , 'LA - Choral Robes 4? X X BICYCLES 7 0 WZWMQL ?60Z0tCl6t't6. mc. G L E Where Quality, Price cmd You Meet 13819 S. E. McLoughlin Blvd. Q 1 Q At the'Bomber Shopping Center and Brake Service EVerq1'een 1-1477 - Portland 22. Oregon Body at Fender work p E R R Y f 5 Lights and Brakes Repaired 2839 S. E. Milwaukie Ave. Your Rama!! Dealer EA. aaas At the Corner of Main and Monroe EV. 1-5434 Hi-Y Book Exchange BEST PRICES FOR YOUR USED BOOKS WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE YOUR TEXTBOOKS The Milwaukie Review Clackamas County's fastest D R 1 v E W-W growing Newspaper :I , Quality workmanship HOME or THE FAMOUS 5 X 5 VE 4557 Formerly Fabre's 5145 S. E. Eighteenth 6 McLoughlin Boulevard Milwaukie, 0regon Look Smart When you Graduate Get a Shave and Halrcul' at VERHT 'S Mar0on's Home Plate The Sweet Shop Across from the High School Your Home Store Hoesly Furniture Co. 1? BARBER sl-lor to -' 1212 MAIN STREET 1018 Main - EV H494 f 5PERR'S ELLINGSON'S F . A MIDWAY CLEANEIPS A , Shell Service x, WW , , A ---- 1 Mrlwaukre, Oregon PEACH APPLIANCES 1001 Main St. - Milwaukie, Ore. - EV 1-2811 SEE Us FOR YOUR NEXT APPUANCE We Give iw Green Stamps R. I. Stcmderfer Located in Perry's Expert Watch Repairing Dr. Chambers Optometrist At the Corner of Monroe and 99E The best work done on all Dry Cleaning Fast Pickup and Delivery Just South o the Bomber f Just Call . . . EV 1-4313 More People Buy CHEVROLET Than Any Other Car BILL DAVIS, Inc. Your Chevrolet and Buick Dealer lVIILW'A'UKlE, OREGON Western Auto Supply PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 1233 Main Fore ALL MAKES OF CARS EV I-I 103 Complimenzfs of Dr. Wheelwright Congratulations to the graduating Seniors and thanks to the Stott for their fine cooperation in producing this book BERNCLIFF Printers and Lithographers Fllmore 5403 'ir Portland Best Wishes From Your Photographer LOGAN-MARKHAM The Finest in Portraiture ATwater 7432 9l7 S. W. Alder Street Portland, Oregon Hyde's the Name Hamburgers 0ur Game For Lunches or that after Date Snack, try . . . H Y D E 9 S 13161 Main Street Milwaukie, Oregon Conqrcrtulcxtions from Milwcrukie Fruit Stand FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES 1600 S. E. 17th Street Congratulations to the Seniors Of Milwaukie High School HARRY and FLORENCE NEWMAN REMEMBER, YOUR MOST VALUABLE STOCK IN TRADE IS YOUR TIME, USE IT WISELY - Your Used Car Dealer . . . Trader Dun McKee1 Bros. Grocery A GOOD PLACE TO BUY Super Hiway and Iennings Lodge Roberts Barber Shop 4 Barbers Use Our Service and Look Well Marion Lucille's AND A Beauty Salon 1101 Super Hiway EV 1-4161 Milwaukie, Oregon Cousin Plumbing D. W. Cousin EV 1-4141 1029 Super Hiway DICK GROENER DEPENDABLE INSURANCE- ALL KINDS Automobile Fire Accident Health 2079 Jefferson Street Milwaukie, Oregon CONGRATULATIONS . . . to the Seniors Northwest Industrial Laundry SHOP TOWELS FENDER COVERS COVERALS 1848 N. W. 23rd Ave. AT 7211 GRILL CAFE FINE FOODS - DAILY SPECIALS FAST SERVICE 6 A.M. - 8 P.M. - - 14620 S. E. McLoughlin Blvd. Stop Light OH Super Hlway 2 Miles South of Milwaukie The TAYLORS :MAL Roar sos sos Jr. specmuznwe IN Taylor-Made Good Food HOMEMADE PIE BY :MAL Phone EV I-3587 Congratulations Class '52 Benard's Home Builders Supply Hardware - Paints Garden Supplies Lisac's l.G.A. FOOD MARKET 1 1 r 9223 s. E. 32nd SU 1272 9035 S- E- 32nd in A'de Wa'd L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY Class Rin s and Pill! P310 HAND FUHGED WL U0- 022235:asa,i:':'lGfone..:,..?::i:mG' Manufagturgrs of Mbddll and Trogzlhleg d C ll D HTHE BEST TOOLS MONEY CAN BUY7, K ' w e'we'sfhff'Q,fQf,,?E,Q'0 S an 0 ew 32nd St Llewllyn Street Pomc::.1x7?ag,, Congratulations to the Graduates inzl r9 M r BURGER TIME W 9 ,S a t The Best an Foods 17408 s. E. MCLOUGHLIN BLVD. Corner of 322m at Harrison EV 1-2720 Mllwaukle, 0regon Q . '-3-y EV 1-5321 Q tl A M E N ' S S H O P I ' N Se Y 1 J W5 Girls! I , 1 I , The Store Where r To be in ' ' .A , Sharp Fellas , I step with the it ' N - , Shop A If tlmes, get your I 4 ' summer things p It if ar I ' , Green Stamps I Q EV I-2711 I Milwcrukie Ice Cream Parlor 1110 Main Street EV l-3221 Milwctukie, Oregon Congratulations From Main Street Cleaners JOE FOSSATTI 14823 S. E. Lee Ave. Phone: Oak Grove EV 1-4181 Nelson Electric 24 Years in the Business Milkiewa Feed Mill FEEDS, HAY and STRAW GARDEN SPRAYS and BRIQUETS 1425 21st Street Congratulations from Foundation Worested Mills 8500 S. E. McLoughlin Blvd. Portland 2, Oregon PETER PAN ICE CREAM for The Best in lee Cream S. E. McLoughlin Blvd. Congratulations to the Graduates NICKLES RUSTER BRCWN SIICE STCRE Main at Jefferson, Milwaukie, Oregon Milwaukie Pharmacy VERNE C. CONWELL EV 1-5413 ED'S BIKE SHOP Distributor of Schwin Built 21st Street Bicycles PRICE - RITE CRCCERY 1113 Main Street Milwaukie, Oregon i E ' ' ' . , ' Li .i 1' . if ' ?fF?13i'SfE?3k?2ifftf1i51?Qli P - - ----- .... . . .,.,, W J 'V,, ' , 5, 25 Y I 2 . ri .V 1 wx xx W. ' u 'N