Molalla Union High School - Arrow Yearbook (Molalla, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1953 volume:

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FOl'CWOI'Cl For the future we face--and face it we must, The path we shall walk with firm tread, Unfaltering steps, strengthened by faith Shall stand each of us in good stead. As our future begins, and we bid you farewell, Our hearts ring out boldly in song, Bidding us all to hasten forth lnto a world we shall help to make strong. Forward we go in search of good-- Out toward the golden rule, Toward hopes, toward courage, toward faith, and toward trust, As we say goodbye dear old school. You will linger forever in thoughts of pure gold, May our loyalty, always be true, Your banner we II hold, dear orange and black As we bow and say fondly 'Adieul . Dedication 1. 6 I gl, .. li ,w.f-fgrgfc I 'kwa Q iii? Q 5 5 51 I if 5 i ' AV if 4 gi A 4. A .Liar so ,,,, ti-it , , It-try fn W W We dedicate this 53 ' Arrow to all the boys and girls from Molalla Union High School who are serving in any branch of the United States Armed Forces throughout the duration of the Korean conflict. ln this strange victory that must be won lt takes your youth, your strength of heart and mind, Your valor and your courage and your might To bring to pass the miracle of peace. And may the Good Lord watch over and keep you, and those who go with vou as the guard- ians of American freedom, until the day when we shall thank God for peace and a safe home- coming. These pictures represent only a few of those who are in the Armed Forces from Molalla High. We were sorry we could not have every one, but we wish to thank all those who contrib- uted the pictures for this page. The Principal's Message Each year we work faithfully and diligently to record our activities in the form of an annual. During the last few days of May, when school is about to close, we realize that the Seniors will be with us no more. To the Seniors I extend the hope that you will be successful in whatever you choose to do. l know you leave a chdllenge to the underclassmen. Many of you will decide to establish a home within the next few years. l hope you will remember that the influence of a home has long been recognized as a powerful force in the life of a nation. Now that our school is closing, it is time to let your parents know how much you appreciated having a good home. Warren S. Adams 000 bbbb 6 o 0.0 A A by Q 0 ha 21 sz be w gs ba' O E E Mrs. Ruthalice Gronquist Spanish, Speech-Drama, Director of Dramatics Leo R. Crisman, Vice-principal Senior Math., Algebra- Trig, Geometry, Director of Athletics, Guidance Committee Member, Student Council Asst. Advisor, Senior Class Asst. Advisor Faculty i i Warren S. Adams, Principal Student Body Advisor E.B. Gronquist Boys' Physical Education, Sophomore Social Science, Head Coach, Basketball, Track Coach, Cross Country Coach, Orange M Advisor. P Mrs. Ethel K. Folden Dean of Girls, Senior Social Science, Fresh- man Social Science, Guidance Committee Member, Senior Class Advisor, National Honor Society Advisor, Girls' League Advisor Mrs. Selma Wright Junior English, Business English and Journalism, Director War whoop, Junior Class Asst. Advisor E. B. Jensen Music Pep Band. 5 Carl Rubin Algebra, Sophomore Social Science, Junior Class Advisor, Director Visual Education Faculty y Mrs. Alice C. Frank J.C. Alexander Junior Social Science Sophomore English, Service Club Advisor Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Sophomore English, The Arrow Advisor, Asst. Advisor F.B.L.A. Miss Janet Balzarini Oleen Hess Home Economics, F.l'l.A. Vocational Agr iculfure, Advisor, Asst. Advisor Girls' League, Assf. Advisor Freshman Class Miss Doroihy Niel F.F.A. Advisor Senior English, Librarian Merlin L. Mason I Richard M. Weigel Driver Training, General Chemistry, Physics, Math., Sophomore Class General Science, Chairman Advisor Guidance Commiftee, Amateur Radio Club Advisor Charles R. Bates Freshman English Advisor Freshman Class Faculty Gale W. Blatchford Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing Miss Betty L. Peterson Typing, Shorthand Advisor F.B.L.A., Ass't. Advisor Sophomore Class Allen L. Grove Boys Physical Ed. General Science Biology, Ass't. Coach Football Chris Trough Art Marvin Heibert Freshman Social Science, Head Coach Football, Coach Wrestling, Ass't. Advisor Orange M Miss Nelda Vogel Girls Physical Ed. Advisor G.A.A. Advisor Yellxis , , , Advisor Gm. Leng.. R. Chris Christiansen Biology, Head Coach Baseball, Ass't. Coach Football, Ass't. Coach Basketball Board of Education FY' on, Foglesong l i Sidney Powers 'Cha irman Wa Iter Hardy Cgo A Schuekl rge Bunke Secretaries Mrs. Frances Dunton Main Office Center: Mrs. Doris Richardson District Clerk and Mrs. Patricia Lantz Main Office J. Sh UVB! M. wilson J ' scoff PrincipaI's Office D I'X-are C.oOl45 . om Pgderso es Kaulmdf' Mrs d Cook Mrs. Ffuhf-3 H90 Asslt. CQOk Left: Ronald Arnold O.S. Karnes Olav Buer Right: John Scott Charlie Brown Joe Freeman fl ,.,,g.f. Y' I-L . . ,K WIQ Y, 5. w .25 x ' 1: U A . ' I u . A' , 14.l':lQ'f V af-mx ' .. .-...A '.... - ' We ...uv .'.... , -lb . L ,, . 0 , .J r-' , ,5 1. 1 H' f ,i ia-ai-Q'2.'Ei4k.L,f,1,iQhgI5f:l1lwd,.....l.f , 'C'1fff' fd if 'V z .alum ,gs-f I.. Adv .MH 1 x .v -Q -L 'iii 46,5 E : nfs -J- fx .gi ,,.4. xi .- J .zx f '2 F. X Y Y, 4-- 1 . .li f. E 4 .- 1 Senior Class Qfficers 'lilsuul' twig? RONALD MARTINSON CHARLES DOUGHERTY President Vice-President MARNA GEHRMAN MARGARET SANDERS Secretary Treasurer C LASS HISTORY Class Colors: Class Flower: Class Motto: Blue and White Blue and White Carnation One task is done, another begun. Our Mighty Graduating Class of i953 started out the fall of i949 with l36 frightened Fresh- men. We lost several during our four years, but ended with 77 graduating. ln our Sophomore year we were proud to receive second place at the FFA Amateur Show, con- tributing a Baby Contest. The highlight of our Junior year was the riotous play, lf You Knew Susie , followed close- ly by the Junior-Senior Prom, its theme being Treasure lsland. As Seniors we took first place in the magazine drive, also first in the Polio Fund drive. Then, I of course, the most important of all, GRADUATION! 9 Seniors ARLIN, ALMA I u lways ' 'Wynn ! AROLA, LE ROY BLONDlE!! AUSTIN, JOYCE Hello, Central, give me Honolulu. BARTH, MARY Don't you think Logue sounds better than Borth?' B LACKMAN, AUDREY But, Momma, it was a late play BRISB IN, SARA pract ice. My single purpose is to quit being BRISTOL, MARION l gopher you. BROWN, DONALD Oh, fer Pete's sake. single f- :-,,.. '-,' 1 ,U . ,f,,. av4f1.fSf,v5f X x V. vvmxb,-A ' 5 - AE' Lffm 'fwgwg f 7 . -f 'fgffj N we 46 Q ,W i 5, A i K ,Q 4 ':2:-Q2 1: Pe sv xl I J- W4 Ffbkviiz Y I Y . v 33135 gf - If .M ,y ,K my . ff: mf . Q , sf, ,f:??Xg111:lf' -WM? ,Nikki ,QL 1 W' 'K , gwgxfr , ,LQ iq '55 elf Q 'gif ff ,Q i Q LL, WM Af: Q ww H' . 1:21 .. A I I YP? wf W S X K i , V. x 4 ggi XY 6 f 9 A V pf. 1 45 f ii flu , ' ix 5 an Siam. M ' ,Q 35 If 9 In . A V x Vkiwf , , X Q Ji 1 1 f , .mf '-2 - V125 2:33 if X-7 , Vxffxw W W: Y ff ,Km A ' ' YPQQZU. ,W .N A ' K W' T fm ' ' K my- . ' 51 ff -' X' Q 21, 4 . I - v V i 24 Seniors CUSHING, THERESIA Kathleen, teII Mom I won't be home tonight. DOUGHERTY, CHARLES Did you say I'IAWA.I.I? EBY, ARDEN Shar-on, share a- like. EBY, ARNOLD I'm a Kel-Iis feilaw myself. EYMAN, JEAN You never hear me complaining about my BiIIs!' FARLEY, LLOYD I doubf if. FORRESTER, DONALD It was a Iong hour, but it was fun. GALLACCI, JOAN What am I waitin' for?- - - If's Leap Year! Seniors GEHRMAN, MARNA Gee, Kid, I don't know. HAGEN, DAVID Yes, with a special dome piston, you can get o compression ratio of 'II to I HALL, LOIS Me park?- - -Never!! HAR PER, DORIS Hurry! The bus is coming, you're going to miss it. HARPER, GERTRUDE Turn off your lights! HAYNES, LESLIE Sock -er -ee I HEINZ, ELVIN Just 57 varieties. HELVEY, BRUCE But, Mu Adams, we weren't roaming the halls Seniors HOFFMAN, JOEL I ain't got nobody! HOFSTETTER, EVELYN Honest, I don't always drive like this. HORNING, NANCY He's a man- - -l like him!!! HoRToN, SARA Who said l wasn't a good treasurer? l'm never more than a thousand dollars off. HUNT, GARY My hobby? Silly Boy!!! ILG, GEORGE Don't get too wild. ILG, LEO Don 't get funny. JAMES, GERALD School? Oh, yes, another one of those necessary evils. Seniors JOHNSTON, MARY JO I never let my school work interfere with my education. K IR K, JEWE L Now I'lI be able to bowl with George when he gets home. KLOSSNER, JACK My Chev'y will beat your old Ford any day, Ron! LETTENMAIER, MARILYN I mean it for sure this time, l'm through with boys! MATTOON, GLENNA Do I ever! MARTINSON, RONALD Make mine a blonde, blue eyes, 5' 4, l20 pounds. MITTS, HAROLD l'm EI - Ienl' today. MORRIS, DONNA But, really, I'm going to Oregon State only because it's a good school. 15 Seniors NOBLITT, KATHLEEN l've iust gotta get home, LeRoyl OLSEN, JANET Ah! For the wife of a sailor. PANKRATZ, DOLORES .l can't wait on all of you at once! REASONER, MARGARET My favorite subiect is English- - -man R OBERTSON, LYNDON Absence makes the heart grow fender and the grades lower. SANDERS, MARGARET Ken lgo with you? SANDGREN, FRED l iust hain't got no time fo' nuttin'. SANDQUIST, SHIRLEY Aw, gee, Mom, it was only 4:30. 5 n l2I'llOl'S SCHLABACH, DOROTHY lt's SchIa -back, n SCHOENBOR N, RONALD l'm lonesome. SCHEER, LORRAINE Diamonds are a girl's SCHULTZ, CARL ot sway -back! best friend. Very funny - - -Ha Ha. SHE PARD, SUSAN Everything's all Jac STRANG, AFTON kson with me Did you say a Tom Collins? No, thanks, Vearl Collins is SUMPTER, MARIE FOOD! Lead me to if! I SUTHER LAND, BETTY enough. But, Chuck, I don't wanna walk. 17 Seniors SUTHERLAND, BLANCHE Oh Baby! Would l Ever! THOMSON, PAT The sooner the Vetter. SWEET, JOE Oh, that's gunny! TIBBS, COLLEEN lt only takes twenty minutes to get to Silverton. TLUSTY, JOHN That's for sure! T UNING, CHAR LES I know, if I only had nerve enough to SGYJ YINCENZI, CAROLE Give me the best things in life. WALLER, JANET Really, l worked last night. 5 l 52l'll0l'S WALTON, LOREN My father wanted me to be a leader of men, but instead, l'm a follower of women. WE.IGE L, LEON School would be a nice place if it wosn't for the studies. WETTEN, MONIQUE Honest, l'll have the minutes written for the next meeting. wlTHERs, LORRAINE vu sian by Milam WRIGHT, BERTHA What in the Dick -ens makes you think I won't finish college? WROLSTAD, LORIN Fishing? When do we leave? ZIELINSKI, DONNA Did you say blind date?- - - - N0 THANKS! 19 LORIN WROLSTAD Most Popular FRED SANDGREN Best All-Around DONNA ZIELINSKI Best Personality Senior Personalities A' fi 2 ,H ,7'Jf.s4j,' , In ff Lflg gg :fig K nf-fr 'g:,.:.,':- gri l l- f L AFTON STRANG RONALD CALLAHAN GLENNA MATTOON Most Popular Friendliest Friendliest MONIQUE WETTEN Best All-Around N. Lvl MARNA GEHRMAN DONNA MORRIS Best Citizen GARY HUNT Best Personality Most Likely To Succeed CHARLES DOUGHERTY Most Likely To Succeed JEAN EYMAN Prettiest LLOYD FARLEY Best Citizen LEROY AROLA Most Handsome Senior Activities ARLIN, ALMA AROLA, LEROY AUSTIN, JOYCE BARTH, MARY BLACKMAN, AUDREY BRISBIN, SARA BRISTOL, MARION BROWN, DONALD aRovLEs, ERMA LEE BURLEY, NELSON CALLAHAN, DONALD CALLAHAN, RONALD CLEMENS, MAVIS COLBERT, WILLA COLLINS, ARNOLD COUNTS. MARGIE JO CUSHING, THERESIA DOUGHERTY, CHARLE EBY, ARDEN EBY, ARNOLD EYMAN, JEAN FARLEY, LLOYD GALLACCI, JOAN GEHRMAN, MARNA HAGEN, DAVID HALL, LOIs HARPER, DORIS HARPER, GERTRUDE HAYNES, LESLIE HEINZ, ELVIN HELVEY, BRUCE HOFFMAN, JOEL Girls' League 1,2,3,4. Baseball 15 Wrestling 15 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Girls' League 1,2,3,4. Girls' League 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4. Transfer from Mitchell, Ore. 1. Girls' League 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, District Convention 35 Yelkis Club 3,4, Vice-Pres. 45 G.A.A. 2,3,4, Points Chairman 3, Vice-Pres. 45 F.H.A. 2,3,4, Sec. 35 Amateur Hour Princess 25 May Day Princess 35 Debate 25 District Speech Contest 25 State Speech Contest 25 Linfield Speech Contest 25 Class Committeeman 35 Student Council 35 District Student Council Meeting 35 Honor Roll 25 Class Play 3,45 Student Body Play 35 Drill Team 4. Girls' League 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,4. Transfer from Oregon City, Oregon 3. Girls' League 3,4. F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 3. Girls' League 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 3. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Treas. 3, Sec. 4, Parlimentary Contest 3,45 Orange M 2,3,45 Football 1,2,35 Track 15 Baseball 25 Tennis 3. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Parlimentary Contest 3,45 Orange M 2,3,45 Foot- ball 1,2,35 Track 15 Baseball 25 Tennis 35 Class Sergeant at Arms 4. Girls' League 1,2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 35 Service Club 3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4. Girls' League 1,2,3,45 District Music Contest 2,3,4. F.F.A. 3,45 Cross Country 2,35 Track 2,3,45 Basketball 3,4. F.H.A. 15 G.A.A. 15 Girls' League 1,2,3,4. Girls' League 1,2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 2,3,4,5 F.H.A. 15 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 2,3. Student Council 2,45 Class Sec. 15 Class Committeeman 25 Student Body Vice-Pres. 45 Class Vice-Pres. 45 State Student Council Meeting 45 Orange M 2,3,4, Sec. 45 Arrow Staff 2,3,4, Ass't. Bus. Mgr. 2, Bus. Mgr. 3, Student Photographer 45 Radio Club 3,4, Pres. 45 Class Play 3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 1,25 Nat- ional Honor Society 3,4, Pres. 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. Basketball 1,2,3,4, Free Throw Trophy 1,25 Orange M 3,4, Sec. 4, Baseball 1,3,45 Cross Country 1,4- Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 15 Cross Country 1,45 Orange M 3,4. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Pianist 2, Vice-Pres. 3, ,Pres. 4, State Historian 4, State Meeting 2,3,4, Dist. Meeting 45 F.F.A. Amateur Hour Queen 15 G.A.A. 2,35 Girls' League 1,2,3,4, Dist Meeting 35 Mixed Chorus 2: Librarian 2, Dist. Contest 1,2,3,45 State Music Contest 25 Triple Trio 3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Class Play 3,45 Yelkis Club 3,45 Student Body Song Leader 45 Student Council 25 Class Vice.Pres. 25 Advanced Tumbling 1,25 Drill Team 4 Pep Band 2,3,45 District Band Contest 2,35 Student Body Play 25 Class Play 35 Orange M 3,45 Cross Country Mgr. 35 Amateur Radio Club 3,4, Sec. Treas. 3,45 Visual Ed. 3,4, Vice-Pres. 4, Equipment Mgr. 4. Service Club 1, Dist. Music Contest 15 G.A.A. 1,25 Class Yell Leader 2,35 G.L. 1,2,3,4 Transfer from Silverton,Ore.2. F.HLA. 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,4, Pres. 45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Girls'1League 2,3,4, Girl of the Month 35 Twirling 25 Class Sec. 45 Arrow Staff 4. Football 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 45 Orange M 2,3,45 Student Council 1,3,45 Class Pres. 15 Fire Chief 4. F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Girls' League 1,2,3,4, Room Attendant 35 F.B.L.A. 25 Student Body Play 35 Class Play 45 District Band Contest 1,2,3,45 Drum Trio 25 Drum Duet 45 Drl. n Soloist 3,45 Girls'7'Chorus Reporter 35 District Music Contest 2,3,45 Triple Trio 2,3,45 Drill Team 4. Girls' League 1,2,3,4. F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,25 Girls' League 1,2,3,45 Student Body Play 3. F.F.A. 25 Wrestling 2,3. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4. Orange M 2,3,45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Track 2,45 Cross Country 3,45 F.F.A. 1,2. F.F.A. 1,2,35 Pep Band 3. 21 HOFSTETTER, EVELYN HORNING, NANCY HORTON, SARA HUNT, GARY ILG, GEORGE lLG, LEO JAMES, GERALD JOHNSTON, MARY JO KIRK, JEWEL K LOSSNER, JACK LETTENMAIER, MARILYN MATTOON, GLENNA MARTINSON, RONALD Mitts, HAROLD MORRIS, DONNA NOBLITT, KATHLEEN OLSEN, JANET PANKRATZ, DOLORES REASONER, MARGARET ROBERTSON, LYNDON SANDERS, MARGARET 2 Senior F.H.A. 'l,2,3,4,.l?ianist 'l, Reporter 4, Dist. Meeting 'l, Vice-Pres. 'I5 Girls' Chorus Pres. 45 Dist. Music Contest l,2,3,45 Honor Roll 'l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4, Sec. Treas. 3, Pres. 45 Student Council 45 Student Body Sec. 45 Dist. Student Council Meeting 45 Class Play 45 Drill Team 45 State Music Contest l. F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Treas. 4, Carnival Princess 35 Girls' League 'l,2,3,4, Big Sister 4, Dist. Convention 4, Executive Council 45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Service Club 2,35 Pep Band 3,45 Band Pres. 45 Dist. Band Contest 2,45 Band Librarian 35 Student Body Cheer Leader '45 Yelkis Club 45 Drill Team 45 Honor Roll 35 State Music Contest 'I, Girls' League 'l,2,3,45 Honor Roll 'l,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Sec. 45 Student Council 3,45 Student Body Ass't. Treas. 3, Treas. 45 Class Treas. I5 F.B.L.A. 25 G.A.A. 2,35 Student Body Play 25 Class Play 35 Yellris Club 4, Pres. 45 Drill Team 4. Transfer from Grant High School 2. Student Council 35 Class Pres. 35 F.F.A. 3,4, Treas. 45 Football 3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Tennis 3,45 Class Play 45 Orange M 3,4. Vice-Pres. 4. F.F.A. l,2,3,4. F.F.A. l,2,3,4. F.F.A. 'l,2,3,4. Girls' League l,2,3,45 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Language Club 'l5 G.A.A. l,2,35 Service Club 25 F.B.L.A. 2,35 StudentBody Play 25 Class Play 45 Yellxis Club 35 Speech and Drama Club 25 Speech Contest Semi- Final 25 District Music Contest 25 State Music Contest 2. Girls' League l,2,3,4, Sec. Treas.: Girls' Chorus 45 Triple Trio 45 State Music Contest l5 District Music Contest 'l,2,3,45 F.H.A. l5 Honor Roll l,2,3,45 Ass't. Director of Class Play 35 Student Body Play 3. Class Yell Leader 45 F.F.A. 3,45 Track 3,4. F.B.L.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 'l,2,3,45 Service Club 'l,25 Girls' League 'l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 'l,2,3,4, Candidate for District Meeting 35 Class Sec. 25 Student Body Cheer Leader 3,45 Yelkis Club 3,45 Honor Roll 3,45 May Day Princess 35 Ass't. Director of Class Play 45 Drill Team 4. F.H.A. 'l,2,3,4, Treas. 3, Degrees Chariman 4, F.H.A. District Meet- ing 1,35 Girls' League l,2,3,4, District Meeting 45 G.A.A. l,2,3,4, Treas. 45 Student Body Play 25 Girl ofthe Month 45 Class Play 3,45 Reporter Girls' Chorus 45 Yelkis Club 45 Drill Team 45 Honor Roll 2,3,4. F.F.A. 'l,2,3,4, Sentinel 35 F.F.A. Parlimentary Contest 45 Student Council 45 Class Pres. 45 Orange M 3,4. F.F.A. 'l,2,3,45 Visual Education 2,3,45 Track 3,4. Girls' League l,2,3,45 Girl of the Month 45 Language Club 'I5 Honor Roll 'I5 F.B.L.A. 2,3,4, Sec. 45 State F.B.L.A. Sec. 45 State F.B.L.A. Convention 3,45 Class Sec. 35 Student Body Recorder 45 Student. Council 45 Yelkis Club 45 Drill Team 4. Girls League 'l,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,3, Treas. 35 F.H.A. 'l,2,3,4, Sec. 45 Service Club 25 Drill Team 45 Valentine Dance Queen 4. Girls' League 'l,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 G.A.A. 'l,2. Triple Trio 2,3,45 Girls' League 'l,2,3,45 Class Yell Leader 4. Girls' League l,2,3,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Honor Roll l,2. F.F.A. 'l,2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Baseball 2,3. Transfer from Rosalia, Washington 3. F.B.L.A. 3,45 Arrow Staff 45 War Whoop Editor 45 First in V.F.W. Essay Contest 35 Class Treas. 45 Honor Roll 45 Girls' League 'l,2,3,4, Girls' League Executive Council 45 Class Play 4. Activities SANDGR EN, FR ED SANDQUIST, SHIRLEY SCHLABACH, DOROTHY SCHOENBORN, RONALD SCHEER, LORRAINE SHEPARD, SUSAN STRANG, AFTON SUMPTER, MARIE SUTHERLAND, BETTY SUTHE RLAND, BLANCHE THOMSON, PAT SWEET, JOE TIBBS, COLLEEN TUNING, CHARLES VINCENZI, CAROL WALLER, JANET WALTON, LOREN WEIGEL, LEON WETTEN, MONIQUE WITHERS, LORRAINE WRIGHT, BERTHA WROLSTAD, LORIN ZIELINSKI, DONNA Student Council 1,45 Class Committeeman 15 Student Body Sergeant at Arm's 45 Orange M 1,2,3,4, Pres. 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4. Girls' League 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. l,2,35 F.H.A. 1,2,35 Honor Roll 1,2. Girls' League 1,2,3,45 Vocal District Contest 1,3,4. Orange M 2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball Mgr. 1,25 Wrestling 2,3,45 Track 2,3,4. Girls' League 1,2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 35 G.A.A. l,2,35 Student Body Play 15 Service Club 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 4. ' Girls' League 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 District Music Contest 3,4. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Executive Council 4, Song Leader 4, District Meeting 1, 2,3, Delegate to Convention 25 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Vice-Pres. Class 15 Stu- dent Council 15 Pres. Girls' Chorus 15 Sec. Mixed Chorus 25 District Music Contest 1,25 State Music Contest 15 Student Body Play 15 National Honor Society Queen 25 May Day Princess 25 Girls' League 1,2,3,4, Room Attendant 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Executive Council 2,3,4, Dist. Convention 3,4, Delegate to Dist. Convention 35 Student Body Song Leader 3,45 Yelkis Club 3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,45 Arrow Stall 3,4, Ass't. Editor 3, Editor 45 4th in Magazine Drive 45 Girl ofthe Month 35 F.B.L.A. 3,45 Drill Team 4. F.H.A. 1,2,3,45 Tumbling 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 2,3,45 Service Club 1,2,3,45 Girls' League 1,2,3,45 Class Yell Leader 4. F.H.A. 1,2,35 Girls' League 1,2,3,45 Class Yell Leader 3. F.H.A. l,2,3g cans' League l,2,3,4. Girls' League 1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,25 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Service Club 4. F.F.A. 1,2,45 Visual Education 3,4. Girls' League 1,2,3,45 District Music Contest 25 Class Play 35 F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3, Vice-Pres. 45 Tumbling 25 Service Club 1,25 Class Treas. 35 Yelkis Club 4. Transfer from Bonanza High School 4. Pep Bond 4. Girls' League 1,2,3,45 Triple Trio 3,45 District Music Contest 1,2,3,45 State Music Contest 1. F.H.A. 25 Girls' League 1,2,3,4. Football 3. Pep Band 4. Girls' League 1,2,3,45 Girl of the Month 35 G.A.A. 2,3,4, Pres. 45 Tennis 3,45 Yelkis Club 4, Sec. Treas. 4. Girls' League 1,2,3,,45 G.A.A. 1,2 F.B.L.A. 4. cans' League-1,2,3,45 F.H.A. 1,2,3,-4, Device Mmang 2, G.A.A.2,35 F.B.L.A. 2,3, State Meeting 2,35 State Treas. 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Class Play 3,4. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 45 Orange M 3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Cross Country 2,35 Student Council 2,3,45 State Student Council Meeting 3,45 Class Pres. 25 Student Body Pres. 45 Ass't. Fire Chief 35 Arrow Staff 3,4, Ass't. Bus. Mgr. 3, Bus. Mgr. 45 Student Body Play 25 Class Play 3,4. F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Historian 3, Convention 2,35 Class Treas. 25 Class Vice- Pres. 35.SfU1'lehf Council 35 Delegate to Student Council Convention 35 Yellcis Club 3, Sec. Treas. 35 Girls' League l,2,3,4, Vice-Pres. 4, Exec- utive Council 3,4, Corresponding Sec. 3, Girl ofthe Month 35 Drill Team 4 23 Carol Bi , wg EQ? ' ' wa- ,: -- . . U 1 'if 5 ' Fi Anita Hough is Sally S. I This IS our Student , .t,... , -o N Body Presldenf? Mon ---- h ffm 'fe 2 121 ig5Ea3eL2if: 35 , - 7' J442 'E 571382 - h- At t 3, 5?gf5Si::i53: eff W4 t A 5 3 Y .. 32, A Ellen L. - was me Q , gi? U rim B. 'S w f fa. Awe' Jo Ann K. The Three Morris's -X , '.. , gg,- 4 gr if r A ww I M .Tig :,... 4. a is ,gf , '. A fn, .,,:., , 1, Bonnie C. I 'N if X I - -- 223 - aula ond Mary Ji 4g'?Qf W? . Paula G. iz, 'Q 5 D ' A 8' L rf? 2 a 2 51 X' A V Joyce B. gn f 5 The Dena ana Kid Lromptons ' 43' Arleto Hepler Nonette S. Jim A. Betty Bessey Norma Morolee Dixie s 4' S,- fz -1 X f ,Q X .. W QQ,-,e Q 3 .. ++ 1 Iii? - 47 +Q .-,,. ' C1115 N 14 it M admin' , o im:- .. 45 4 ff K ,W Q L I + ffl EQ? 3 1 H 5 ep Q Ar -N ?.:'. F p 5 , ' ' 1 K ' A 1.1 Q A l ' 'A' 5 - - , Ji ., , 1. l i . .. A A ,,, , . . . , ., A V , , f , , ... 55. 1Q-,f7,.. 'V .535-QL Mn, ,.51vQ..:QA-1i'.:N,.v-'.All!-i - ', NWN ' , 'fl 4 , -as 5 E Junior C Class like L . ,.,, W , E H' s we ' if Q W ' 2 gg' gf 15 , fa g 0,1 James Alexander Vice-President LaDelle Perry Secretary Marion Martin Bgnny Ro,s Treasurer pr., idun Sophomore 1 C ,r,rZ r Class AWN If V, - 1 V,k, - 1 :I Joyce Mclnfyre 1 3 :V2 al- ' Officers .-.,, V C 'Vp K V It 2.5, W C N if l C N if Y fi? M if i E S i Vice-President w ' Q ,g Joan Arlin 1 Q Secretary ll xl' A Lorraine Sumpter Caralee Chindgren Treasurer President Freshmen Class Clficers Ronald Tawell Vice-President NaDynne English E A S f can my Shafon L0 '9'Uif 25 Donald Cushing Treasurer P.-,5id,nf Juniors Row 'lx D. Abrahamson, if , K, Q wi if LQ' K J. Alexander, W. Arola, W. Beaty, 9 2 L. Bentley, D. Barth. ' i l-. 4 4 N f . iii. 'il Row 2: P. Brosig, O. Buer, D- BYOWH. J- Camp. S. Childers, C. Clemens. YF' or f , ,ef Row 3: C. Burghardt, F. Collins, gif' L. Countryman, D. Crawford, L. Day, J. Dawson. S 3 my Q A a x fl Y ' , P T ,A .,:, . r Elu A Q Q .ffl vV'- sf nj-W7 A Row 4: D. DeFrotes, J. Eley, ' ,CEC 'Ki' 'Q L i- A ,X h R. Ellis, A. English, B. Faunce, 7? xg? l 1 ,,' 1,, V, V M P. Faunce. 'L pg. ...We ,C r . f 'E 7' .9 ll . Row 5: D. Fillis, N. Feyrer, 1 9- l 'M ii' S f Slllzlrllcirlllnfll' A l l ,, 5 W' , 'gzl +351 if Row 6: R. Hanson, A. Hardy, J. Haupfman, E. Helser, D. Herigstad, L. Hillman. Row 7: B. Holmes, G. Horning, A. Hopkins, P. Howland, L. Johnson, K. Johnson. ar. . lk g rrr . ,,., , ls ll l 5 Y' 26 ' 5 L, l J - g f.. , 'f' Row 8: G. Kemper, G. Krupiclca, A ' N. Lane, A. Leis, N. Longtain, ' E G. Marshall. IL 4 : E Juniors Row 'l:'J. Marshall, J.B. Massey, .31 S .lla Zbl M m D. McMillan, D. Mlller, I, Q Y M. Miettunen, D. Morris. H , Z,., ' ' J 1344 -... . Row 2: M. Martin, J. Nordberg, Q' G 5 M. Norris, M. 0neth,J. Parazoo , Y A L. Perry. Row 3: R. Phelps, D. Polack, S. Pollard, C. Rautenberg, B. Reed, J. Roberts. Row 4: B. Rood, 5. Roberts, G. Russell, C. Rutherford, A. Schneider, J. Scheidler. Row 5: N. Schoenborn, C. Showaker, C. Sheets, J. Sims, D. Southwell, P. Speights. Row 6: M. Stermer, J. Stetson, S. Swerver, J. Triplett, B. Truedson, M. Turner. Row 7: D. Vetter, E. Walch, E. Walch, L. Welch, C. Walker, J. Wallace. Row 8: F. Smith, L. Weber, K. Whitney, S. Willhoft, M.Yoder, R . Zumwalt. 4 .,.. x - J 311i2,.,Q f fl .....-A...,.......... . .. ...MW E J g Sgw . F if i .W W Ell 2 V QL A lvEg':1:2.Ef.?EE' i-. ,-:- .1 iz. M . 5 .' iz- Eff 255 ffl lfaillnlglf l l Si- 'K S Z i ,. E 12 .1 2 J 1 .vlvl 3 f f X of .E-.:.. . ,L -if' 3 i Q i it E 7 r X. gf 1' f 'Y K . 1: . yy 5 TQ? S, , ' an . Y W 1 fi 4 - r 'v if . W ,Q .S , H .:.. .. A ...,, e J f w. X l l qw ' ,Q My 3 3 H F' x . - . .Z 33, 2 5 .M El 5 -2 H ir W Q Q' . ' 4? W S 12, E, 'V 'S' yah V ss l ,,, 2 PEIIV: 3 ': ' 1 .: ga 5 ff H Soplmomores Row l: E. Anderson, S. Anderson, J. Arlin, L. Afrelaery, J. Ausfin. Row 2: N. Barber, A. Boy, A. Belile, M. Berflrold, B. Bessey. Row 3: K. Bigbee, C. Bierlzan, R. Boehmke, J. Bond, G. Brock. Row 4: J. Browne, T. Brownhill, B. Butcher, J. Bye, C. Cason. Row 5: B. Chancellor, C. Chindgren, M. Colbert, M. Counrryman,J.Crockett. Row 6: J. Crompron, C. Day, R. Derr, J. Dirrich, J. Donohue. Row 7: L.Drake, G. Eggers, D.EIIig, K. Eppler, J. Efilin. Row 8: D. Felix, J. Fink, B. Forrester, E. Freeman, J. Freeman. 28 sophomores Row 'l: E. Gambell, S. Gasser, B. Harmon, A.Hepler, A. Hough. Row 2: S. Hufchinson, S. liams, K. Jackson, J. Johnson, J. Kelly. Row 3: D. Kemp, N. Kemper, N. Kennedy, R. Kennedy, L. Kyllo. Row 4: E. Lambert, H. Landon, R. Langfelt, L. Lawrence, J. Lengele Row 5: M. Maben, J. Mclntyre, S, Mqllqff, E.Manion, S. Marson. Row 6: C. Melugin, L. Mitts, L.MiMs, M. Moles, B. Morgan. Row 7: I. Morris, D. Moshberger, D. Myers, K. Naylor, R. Nelson. Row 8: C. Nomer, R. Ogren, C. Olson, P. Parazoo, D. Parker. 29 U . 'W 1 X gli: 5- , U f Q- 3 21: Q: gg , i 'WY a 1 F' Ah , ,,.,, , S S5 v , lg? z 2 if 3 env 5 xlgx 255' f ,... 1 s SW xl .MW l .2 y 1151, .,., fn' gil' il fi iw Q 5 K 3 1' V Af '13 , ,J J H ,, .... , Hg . 'lll ,,- Q .nn . J Q l l -r . 'S W 5. gl gl f rw 7:1 X V P . :L .W ...M K 2 'Fx' Q 3 . .. 5 E s 'Q I .- 2 W 1 ' fx v ks xy A X L 2 .ff . ,I . f fy ' I is ...fir S. S Q 4 t .- .:.:.5 X ,:-.: 2 ef . .,, ,... . ,:.,., .... N- 2 . 5 5 -' x W P .f at A if . v K. li '::-Q. z 1 J ' A 5, if f.. gl' sophomores Raw l: C. Parks, G. Payzant, D. Peoples, H. Peterson, S. Pownallv R' RUY' Row 2: V. Reasoner, B. Rhodes, J. Robertson, J. Robertson, P. Royce, A. Rudolph. Row 3: P. Sanders, R. Sanclquist, L. Shaver, R . Shaver, R. Shaver, H. Sheets. Row 4: H. Simi, S. Smith, W. Smith, N. Sonneland, B. Sowa, M. Staudinger. Row 5: T. Steiner,M.Stipp, D. Stuck, J. Stutz, L. Sumpter, K. Swartout. Row 6: J. Sweet, R. Tibbs, A. Trullinger, D. Tuning, W. VanDyck, S. Wallace. Row 7: J. Walters, Gylanner, S. Watson, T. Watts, J. Weaver, V. White. Row 8: G. Willhoft, Not pictured, D. Barker. Freshmen Row l: L. Abrahamson, VI. Aho, D. Anderson, D. Barbeo, R. Barber. Row 2: G. Booty, F. Bennett, R. Bennett, H. Bernard, L. Bigbee. Row 3: H. Blackman, C. Boyts, M. Brock, D. Brosig, P. Burns. Row 4: M. Cassidy, M. Cassidy, P. Colbert, D. Cushing, S. Cutter. Row 5: J. Davis, F. Davis, G. Derr, R. Dietz, J. Dreeszen. Row 6: R. Durand, A. Dworschak, P. Elliott,R. Ellis, R. Engle. Row 7: N. English, C. Feyrer, G. Friton, R. Galbraith, G. Gassnor. Row 8: E. Graves, J. Hall, P. Hanson P. Hardesty, A. Hauptman. bi '4 3 at sq 4 Q 1 , . f z 5' A .5 .... , ,, if x i ,, . K 2 3 y my V1 if - ,,.' ltd 5 rm- Q 1 ff l 7 b ' A f',,' b if ,. M , n f -7' ' Q .gr ,-..,. EJ l M 2 f, sl J 5 Q 5 Mi'T,M,, . 9' , 'Q if 1 i 3 j A WF, 2 '.. ' Y' 0 A-in ,i 5 13, ,. . v. E U 0 X ss .Q in H Q! ? ' I V -f KW.. W xl' x 5 , X.. 3 .1- V' km .A X WN, i' 5 J , n s ? w qv B 4.5 . x Freshmen Row l: J. Hawkins, B. Heinriclx, D. Hillman, R. Hilfon, F. Howland Row 2: L. Iiams, L. Johnson, ' P. Johnston, V. Judd..A. Kayser. Row 3: D. Kister, J. Klossner, H. Krewson, M. Krupicka, D. Kuscllniclr.. Row 4: C. Lambert, D. Larsen, B. Leis, H. Leis, E. Leffenmaier. Row 5: R. Lewis, F. Lindquist, J. Linn, N. Logue, S. Longtain. Row 6: W. Maben, W. Magee, M. Metcalfe, G. Miller, D. Mills. ROW 726. MifCll0ll, D, Mpggrl A. Morford, K. Morrow, L. Newton. Row 8: M. Nomer, T. 0'Connor, R- P0lm9 1 L. Paquin, D. Parker. E.: ,. 32 Freshmen Row 1: D. Parker. W- Pm-H . Q . fh a ' W 9 'W f ik . s. P...a...., N. Pmupof, VI A . y R. Pratt, J. Rautenberg. NAV' ...L ,-,.- 3 . M A 1 f f .J M - - M xiii... M 5 Row 2: D. Ray, B. Reed, - E , ' F. Reed, S. Ridifliif I 3 C. Riedel, J- R0b9 fi ?q5l.fW4.a h fri A k 3-.nw 6 , W, Row 3: P. Roberts, S. Sanders, 4 P C. Sarty, G. Schneider, I 3' L. Schoenborn, N. Shaver. V g ,gk J' 3 in Row 4: R. Shaver, M. Sievers, ig elif .1 G- Smith, V. Smith, M. Stafford, M. Strean. f, ' R... 5. G. seua., J. Tiffin, 1. R -f D. Toll, R. Towell, A. Turner, : ' ,V A 55 i 1 W E. Turner. L? 'i---- 5 A '91 6 . . U . f if .1 5 X B 5 f Eg Row 6: G. Turpin, e ' . V A g V I K k R. Vonderpool, D. VanDyck, ' A 4 17 W. Wade, P. Wagner,B.Wallacs Q' ,hit ' 'W H 3 - f Row 7: E. Weigel, Y ' W, 3 3 H Q G. Weisenhaus, B. Wise, , ' ? 5 . C. Wright, R. Wrolstad, .- 75:2 ' 2 5.3 I Net pictured: R. Allred, L. Barth, S. Booth, RW 8: K' Wynn. '3 :-. --.- R. Brock, R. Haynes, C. Heyerly, B. Murphy, E. Wyatt. 9 2 1 . ,. ga.. C. Robinson, M. Seratt, R. Temple. .. '- , , le F ore ver and Ever The Beauty Peek I Tho 49ers T he Morning After Look Natural Four of a Kind A Picture of innocence This IS a Shape? Th' Bl' Boy' Three Idiots and one dope. M ir-Q if 'Q b Neatness? .:,. , ff , .im-13, V' aoii ri Hr? Chums On the Loose Charles Hon 5 i DAAAaag -IN-f J Hay- Get a Load of This m' f, ,, N gf x CDV l if f E Ld ,V I ' Student Council Evelyn Hofstefter Secretary Charles Dougherty V ice-President Lorin Wrolstad S Sara Horfon 3 ' Treasurer , President f 6 ,K 2 15 Donna Morris Fred Sandgren Recorder Sergeant at Arms Shirley Swerver Bursar Seafed: D. Hagen, D. Cushing, J. Mclnfyre, C. Chindgren, M. Wetien, S. Swerver, B. Reed, J. Alexander. Standing: Mr. Crisman, Ass't. Advisorg R. Towell, B. Ross, E. Hofstetter, C. Dougherty, Mr. Adams, Advisory L. Wrolsfad, S. Horton, F. Sandgren, G. Krupicka. Not Pictured: G. Eggers, D. Morris. 35 Arrow Stall V 'gasses W 422' Wx it YQ 49 'NR sts 'Qt A P ,. t53??rv'2,9Xi I- W W 'WQZXSE Q f ' 1 Qt -5 if , 1 st f V 5 , f X' 4-XKJVP' V in 'ff' A US? Vi 1 -4 Y we .V ,..,, , N Awmwei. f ww ' ,mv ,va Y :g f fit' We Y its N Qra ,X we WIA ,ll t At Afton Strong Lorin Wrol t d 'JAZ 5 W- 3' it Carol Burghardi s a Benny Ross 2 E Stall Workers Edif0f2 AHOI1 STYUTIQ Asst. Editor: Carol Burghardt BUS- Mgr! Lorin WI'0lSfCICl Asst. Bus. Mgr :Benny Ross Advisor: Mrs. Alice C- Frank Lithographer: Your Town Press, Salem Photographer: Ashton Photo Co., Salem Student Photographer: Charles Dougherty Artists: Mama Gehrman Snapshots: Sally Sanders Betty Butcher JoAnn Kelly Joan Arlin Sharon Marson Peggy Sanders Margaret Sanders Seated: Peggy Sanders, Benny Ross, Carol Burghardt, Afton Strang, Lorin Wrolstad, Sally Sanders. Standing: Joan Arlin, JoAnn Kelly, Sharon Marson, Mrs. Frank, Adviser, Charles Dougherty, Margaret Sanders, Betty Butcher. Not Pictured: Marna Gehrman Future Farmers oi America 5 f E s 5 2 E GARY HUNT DONALD CALLAHAN RONALD CALLAHAN LORIN WROLSTAD Treasurer Secretary Vice-President President SAM WILLHOFT JOE SWEET Sentinel Reporter Colors: Natural Blue and Corn Gold. Motto: Learning to dog Doing to learn, Equipmgnf pu,-chqnd fhig yeqf, Earning to Iiveg Living to serve The FFA was organized in November 1928, being built upon a foundation which includes leadership and character development, sportsmanship, cooperation, service, thrift, scholarship, improved agriculture, organized recreation,citizenship and patriotism. The Molalla Chapter is the largest in Oregon, and during the past year its members raised enough money to purchase a tractor, a plow, two disks, and a post hole digger as well as other minor equipment, to provide the annual banquet for parents and friends, and to sponsor the annual Senior trip. 2 s Gordon Wanner's Beef Swine Chain-J.B. Massey Sheep Chain-The Callahans 37 A A Future Farmers of merica Row l: R. Callahan, D. Callahan, H. Mitts, D. Herigstad, N. Lane, L. Abrahamson, D. Cushing, M. Berthold, L. Mitts, L. Schoenborn, E. Graves, L. Barth, R. Wrolstad, G. Miller, M. Gassner, L. Mitts, R. Engle, J. Stutz Row 2: L. Wrolstad, R. Kennedy, R. Temple, K. Eppler, B. Maben, J. Triplett, R. Ray, J. Stetson, G. Friton, D. Brown, P. Hanson, K. Swartout, L. Paquin, H. Peterson, C. Melugin, J. Austin, L. Bigbee, L. Weber, J. Marshall. Row 3: J. Linn, K. Whitney, J. Sweet, L. Johnson, G. Eggers, J. Bye, L. Bentley, A. Collins, M. Stipp, C. Feyrer, K. Jackson, G. Wonner, R. Shaver, D. Barth, C. Coson, D. Brown, Mr. Hess, Adviser. Row 4: D. Kemp, G. Marshall, J.B. Massey, J. Scheidler, J. Sweet, J. Klossner, E. Heinz, T. Steiner, S. Watson, D. Abrahamson, S. Willhoft, G. James, L. llg, G. llg, 0. Buer, R. Martinson, L. Johnson. Fish caught in Yellowstone 1952 Trip. Display Case CHAPTER OFFICERS AND HONORARY MEMBERS - PARENT - SON BANQUET 1953 A J. Sweet, L. Arola, L. Wrolstad, D. Callahan, R. Callahan, Mrs. Neva Hess, S. Willhoft, Mr. Maurice Buxton. Future Homemalcers ol America Jean Eyman, President 1 Colleen Tibbs, Vice-Pres ident Kathleen Noblitt, Secretary Nancy Horning, Treasurer Raw 1: C. Wright, J. Tiffin, M. Seivers, M. Stafford, B. Wright, E. Hofstetter, J. Eyman, G. Mattoon, D. Zielinski, M. Gehrman, A. Blackman, M. Lettenmaier. Raw 2: J. Crompton, C. Chindgren, A. Trullinger, P. Wagner, V. Judd, A. Schneider, M. Yoder, F. Gambell, R. Tibbs, J. Mclntyre, J. Kelly, S. Marson, A. Strang, Miss Balzarini, Adviser, C. Olson. Raw 3: A. Rudolph, Ni. Kennedy, C. Heyerly, D. Kuschniclc, J. Wise, D. Ellis, E. Freeman, B. Bessey, D. Moshberger, C. Bierkan, E. Lambert. Row 4: J. Klossner, D. Kister, C. Lambert, J. Hall, L. Johnson, K- Noblitt, C. Tibbs, L. Hall, N. Horning, E. Walch, S. Sanders. Not Pictured: A. Leis, D. Miller, N. Shaver, J. Weaver. 39 Yellcis Left to right: D. Southwell, D. Miller, P. Howland, M. Wetten, Sec'yg D. Morris, Miss Vogel, Advisor, S. Horton, Pres., A. Blackman, Vice-Pres., A. English, C. Burghardt, C. Tibbs, G. Mattoon. Not Pictured: D. Morris s...wA2'S Ra'lySquad F 0nr : Be mgn- SN N. flny R Alton Stro09 'na 'lean EY Longlolnf N.o:l:l:njlandl'19: L Su l n I U m 9 M- Lerrenmolixr' N' Foyrer Inside row: C. Chindgren, D. Southwell, G. Mattoan, C. Sheets, A. Blackman, A. English, A. Strung, M. Lettenmaier, S. Marson, D. Zielinski, J. Tiffin, K. Noblitt, D. Miller, F. Collins, J. Browne, M. Vletten, D. Morris, N. Horning. Outside row: C. Walker, N. Longtain, L. Sumpter, B. Reed, N. Feyrer, J. Kelly, M. Yoder, L. Perry, J. Eyman, E. Freeman, C. Burghardt, E. Hofstetter, I. Morris, S. Horton, C. Tibbs, P. Howland, L. Hall. Not Pictured: D. Morris. Girls League Donna Zielinski Patricia Howland Vice-President Secretary Afton Strung Pres ide nt 1 Girls of the Montlm N H Beverly Reed ancy orning Treasurer Big Sister Seated: D. Zielinski, M. Gellrman, C. Chindgren, L. Sumpter, M. Sievers, A. English. Standing: D. Morris, A. Strong, M. Wetten. Nat Pictured: P. Howland. Girls League Executive Council Left to right: Darla Moshberger, Margaret Sanders, Nancy Horning, Beverly Reed. Afton Strang, Mrs. Folden, Advisor, Donna Zielinski, Patricia Howland, Norma.Feyrer, Donna Ray. Mana Gehrman Future Business V Leaders of America f QM 'Q X w, K 1 , , , Q W ii any Ann Hcdy V ice-President Pres idenr l 4 Danna Morris Secrefary Sylvia Frilon Treasurer Row 1: Row 2: Row 3: Row 4: 42 C. Walker, R. Ellis, S. Anderson, C. Chindgren,.C. Sheers, T. Cushing, L. Withers, M. Leffenmaler, D. Morris. Mrs. Frank, Asst. Advisor, D. SouthwelI,'M. Martin, M. Turner, M. Gehrman, M. Sfermer, B. Holmes, M. Oneth M. Sanders, Miss Peterson, Advisor. C. Burghardf, L. Perry, M. Yoder, A. Trullinger, C. Bierkan, I. Morris, E. Freeman, D. Ellis, A. Hough, B. Rhoades. P. Johnston, D. Moshberger, A. Schneider, J. Nordberg, E. Walch, F. Collins, A. Strong, S. Pollard, S. Marson J. Kelly, D. Miller. Nor Pictured: A. Hardy, C. Helvey, A. Hepler, A. Leis, D. Morris, J. Weaver. Service Club Pal Thomson, President NaDynne English, Vice-President Cqrelgg Walker, Secretary Carol Clemens, Treasurer Row 'I: A. Rudolph, E. Lambert, N. English, P. Thomson, C. Clemens, C. Walker, F. Collins, R. Ellis Row 2: A. Hardy, J. Wallace, S. Mallaft, J. Sfutz, J. Wise, J. Walters, C. Rautenberg, M. Clemens. Row 3: Mr. Alexander, Adviser, K. Jackson, N. Lone, M. Stermer, J. Wallace, T. Steiner, M. Berfhold. Not Pictured: G. Eggers, P. Faunce, A. Leis. thletic Association Row 'l: N. Feyrer, C. Sheets, J. Wallace, C. Walker, M. Barth, M. Oneth, S. Shephard, S. Gasser, H. Sheets, J. Bond, P. Howland, Sec'y, L. Perry. Row 2: D. Crawford, A. Schneider, J. Nordberg, F. Ga mbell, M. Wetten, Pres., D. Southwell, B. Faunce, G. Mattoon, Treas., A. Blackman, Vice-Pres., M. Lettenmaier, E. Lambert, A. Rudolph. Raw 3: C. Chindgren, S. Mallatt, J. Stutz, L. Sumpter, R. Tibbs, D. Ellis, E. Freeman, B. Bessey, J. Mclntyre, P. Parazoo, D. Moshberger, J. Kelly, S. Mcrson, J. Wallace, D. Morris, F. Collins Row 4: S. Pollard, C. Rutherford, S. Brisbin, C. Olson, J. Crompton, E. Walch, E. Walch, A. Belile, T. Cushing, M. Stermer, C. Bierkan, Miss Vogel, Adviser. Not Pictured: A. Leis, J. Weaver. Row 'l: S. Longtain, K. Morrow, C. Wright, M. Stafford, A. Rudolph. Row 2: D. Southwell, M. Strean, N. Longtain, M. Sievers. Row 3: L. Sumpter, S. Mallatt, J- 57072- National Honor ' Grange M Row 1: R. Schoenborn, F.'Sandgren, G. Krupicka, B. Helvey, A. Eby, S. Roberts, T. Brownhill, B. Morgan, K. Swarfouf. , Row 2: J. Camp, A. Eby, L. Feyrer, C. Dougherty, L. Wrolstad, L. Kyllo, B. Ross, D. Callahan, R. Callahan Row 3: N. Lane, D. DeFrates, L. Robertson, C. Casan, J. Roberfs, D. Parker, D. Hagen, J. Alexander, R. Martinson, S. Childers. Office Stall Row l: S. Swerver, A. Schneider, J. Nordberg, R. Ellis, C. Vincenzi, M. Sanders. Row 2: B. Road, G. Maffoon, A. Blackman, K. Noblih, F. Collins, C. Clemens, M- Clemens. Row 3: Mr. Adams, Principal, M. Yoder, M. Letfenmaier, Mrs. Folden. Dean of Girls, J. Eyman, S. Horton, Mr. Crisman, Vice-Principal. Not Pictured: D. Morris Librarians Seated: B. Wright, J. Eyman, M. Oneth, B. Holmes, S. Horton. Standing: Miss Niel, Head Librarian, M. Gehrman, A. Schneider, M. Turner, P. Brosig M. Wetten. Visual Education Row 'l: D. Herigstad, Treas.p H. Mitts, Pres., M. Johnston, Sec'y., C. walker, Sec'y.g L. Farley, Vice-Pres., lk. Rubin, Advisor. Row 2: L. Hillman, N. Lane, J. Sweet, D. Polack, R. Boehmke. Row 3: J, Scheidler, W, Beaty, S. Willhoft, E. Helser, C. Showalter. Amateur Radio Club Row 'ls J.VAuetin, S. Hutchinson, R. Boehmke, E. Helser, Vice-Pres.: C. Dougherty, Pres., Mr. Weigel, Advisor. Row 2: R. Shaver, M. Stipp, D. Parker, J. Freeman, D. Stuck, L. Farley, Soc'y-Treas. 46 Molalla Union High School Amateur Radio Station WYROU. Band g Left, Row l: I. Morris, Vice-President, P. Royce. Row 3: R- Di9f1. C- TU 'i '9r R- Shaver- Row 2: L. Farley, L. Weigel, R. Ogren. Seated, Rear: J. Wallace, J. Dawson, E. Helser, M. Yoder Row 3: N. Longtain, Sec'y-Treas., A. Hepler, D. Ray. R- Bennenr S- l-0n9fUl - Right, Row 'l: R. Boehmke, N. Horning' Pyesidun, Standing: L. Hall, Mr. Jensen, Director, B. Reed, J. Hawkins Row 2: D. Tuning, E. Anderson, Not Pictured: Jeaninne Wallace. Pep Band Seated: I. Morris, L. Farley, R. Shaver, C. Tuning, L. Weigel, P. Royce. Standing: D. Tuning, E. Anderson, E. Helser, B. Reed, L. Hall, N. Longtain, R. Boehmke,N. Horning. Twirlers YV Dixie Southwell and Carol Sheets. 47 Girls Chorus 1- . 3 P Row l: N. English, E. Weigel, E. Gambell, E. Wyatt, R. Langfelt, E. Hofstetter, Accompanistg B. Chancellor, M. Krupicka, J. Dawson. Row 2: Mr. Jensen, Director, M. Countryman, J. Kirk, A. Arlin, P. Speights, L. liams, G. Stude, J. Wallace, C. Rautenberg, G. Mattoon, F. Collins. Row 3: M. Martin, A. Hough, A. Turner, M. Bristol, L. Hall, R. Ellis, J. Waller, L. Drake, G. Payzant, C. Riedel. Not Pictured: K. Bigbee, L. Thomas, D. Thompson, B. Sutherland, S. liams, J. Davis. Boys Chorus Row 'lr W. VanDyck, J. Hoffman, J. Alexander, D. Kemp, R. Schoenborn, G. Brock. Row 2: F. Reed, B. Hanson, R. Phelps, Mn Jensen, Director, J. Roberts, E. Heinz, P. Parazoo Row 3: R. Callahan, D. Callahan, L. Feyrer, S. Childers, T. Brownhill, M. Berthold, J. Camp, W. Wade. If Mixed Chorus Row I: A. English, S. Pollard, D. Panlrratz, M. Mieifunen, Mr. Jensen, Directory G. Russell, J. Waller, J. Walters, L. Siewarf. Row 2: M. Countryman, J. Kirk, S. Shephard, P. Speighfs, C. Walker, C. Vincenzi, J. Eyman, J. Wallace, C. Rutherford, D. Miller. Row 3: D. Schlabach, L. Hall, T. Brownhill, B. Ross, W. VonDyck, J. Alexander, R. Phelps, J. Roberts, L. Feyrer, D. Morris, J. Austin. Quartet - D , . Leornord Feyrer, Benny Ross, Jim Roberts, Jimmy Alexander. Triple Trio Seated: S. Pollard. C. Walker. J. Eymarl. D- Pflnkfdfl. Standing: G. Russell, L. Hall, C. Vincenzi, P. Speighrs, J. Kirk. 49 DOLORES PANKRATZ Soprano Soloists I JEWEL KIRK JEAN EYMAN Alto JIM ROBERTS Mezzo-Soprano LOIS HALL Bass 1 50 Vibra-Harp BOB BOEHMKE PHILIP ROYCE Trumpet Clarinet TIM BROWNHILL Tenor Senior Class Play Front: E. Hofstetter. Row l: C. Dougherty, L. Hall, J. Eyman, G. Mattoon. Row 2: A. Blackman, L. Wrolstad, M. Johnson, B. Wright, Mrs. Gronquist, Director. Row 3: G. Hunt, R. Schoenborn, M. Sanders, M. Lettenmaier, 0 o s s MUl'l'1el' Q s u U Teensie Rose Trot Rose . . . . Jxysoonsa Mfsu 0 s n George Biddle Betty Biddle . Ass. Director. Not Pictured: Joe Sweet, Stage Manager. ROOM FOR ONE MORE Mr. Rose, Always willing to help another child . . . . . . Ronald Schoenborn Mfsl Rose, A l'Clnd'l'1eUI l'ed Womcn a s a s s c 0 0 u s cg Q g Bertha Their daughter . . Another daughter olcasaaaasuuononuns oaoMafYJOJ0hnSTOn soooooolsos oAaaM0l'gUl'elS0ndefS A son who wants to be a doctor . . . . . . Charles Dougherty Afriendly neighbor.......... .......Jean Eyman Herson....... .......Gary Hunt Hel'dCUgl lfel'ouoacoouunoQoouano sua uuoAUdfeyBlCCklTlQn Rescued w0lTlUn 0 Rescued Janey 1 l s l 0 o 0 0 0 1 I a I 0 u 0 0 o 0 u 0 0 0 s n Evelyn Holrsfeffel' Miss Winston . . An unkind but well-meaning representative of the Children's Home . . . . . . . . Glenna Mattoon -IQneyosaoooouA Fflghlened found l'lUl'daoooanooosaaooosuul-Ols Jimmy John . . . . A crippled boy to whom no one had ever been kind . . . . . . Lorin Wrolstad Presented in the High School Auditorium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - November 21,1952 P i l STORY Mr. and Ms. Rose were a kind-hearted couple who lived in The Pumpkin Shell. It was impossible for them to turn away from their home any unfortunate child. They kept Janey for a short time, but she seemed as frightened, as ever at the end of of two weeks. She wanted to stoy with them and the youngsters voted her in. Next, Jimmy John is introduced into the household Mrs. Rose is kind to him and he is so glad to have folks that he improves in every way and through him the story has a happy ending. Junior Class Play The lnner Willy From Left: A. Leis, B. Hanson, B. Rood, B. Ross, R. Phelps. M. Tu CHARACTERS B Willoughby Adams, l6, a well-behaved, likable boy .... . . Aunt Hester, 63 ......................... . Aunt Louise, 6l .............. . .......... . ...... . Aunt Ulga, 59 .................................. . lnner Willy, Willoughby's inner selfnyisible only to Willoughby . . . .. .. Sfflnley Clark, 16, inclined to be U tough o n 0 0 0 n n u I 0 0 g g Mike, 16, bashful, but G Hl'egUlGl' guy 0 u 0 0 o 0 n u 0 0 n 0 J 0 s s 0 s 5 n Marybelle Turner, l6, the girl next door . . . . . . . TrudyMarshall, .l6,a'l'Wln saooslooolblloulonoucc oc! JUnel'AMfSl lGll,l6,l'l1eO'l'l1ef'lWlnsoesnoulslsloasoos use Carol Martin, l6, the girl whom Willoughby secretly admires . . . . . . . . . . . SfUdenfDll'eC'l'Ofouasoonouuuauosoososoooncnsaoa UUUUUOUUOI Director...... so sooo uno M's'RUt Seated: E. Helser, M. Miettunen, S. Pollard, Ynef . Standing: J. Wallace, M. Yoder, P. Faunce . Eugene Helser . Pat Faunce Judy Wallace Marcia Yoder . Benny Ross . Roger Phelps . Bob Hanson Margaret Turner Muriel Miettunlert Shirley Pollard Beverly Rood . Anna Leis halice Gronquist Puppy Love Donald Forrester, Jack Klossner, Leslie Haynes, Glenna Lou Mattoon, Blanche Sutherland, Joe Sweet, Joan Gallacci, Betty Sutherland, Director Mrs. Ruthalice Gronquist. The Last Laugh Left to right: Roger Phelps, Naomi Longtain, Jewel Kirk, Janice Weaver, Charles Dougherty, Judy Browne, Lorin Wrolstad, Student Director Afton Strong. - we.-1.1 Cupid on the Loose Left to right: Clinton Helvey, Beth Rhodes, Darla Moshberger, Carol Bierkan, Student Director Marilyn Lettenmaier. Not Pictured: Arleta Hepler. 53 Tha Kids Lois Hall Marion B. Sharon M. Jane? W. Sharon L. Janice Weaver Jo Counn Coral and Heidi E l lille Colbori Judy W. The Faunce Girls 5 3 iifffikiiqgg l xv l' .U ii? , i , 4 j-,.,,:- s M 93535 4 ima mgwmyfw M:w5mwQQ3a we 5 HQ f 3S5g?3K?V2nU3 iww waimms Neva Marilyn L. 5, 3 .-v- ff s 25- i 1 ,.,. Lo,-in W. '?HE3i 'Z F ai .sv Audrey JUCk Tl Your guess is MUNI!! as good as mine. x Our Freshman Class President OOOOHHHHH 4 ,. 5,' Football WILLAMETTE VALLEY LEAGUE STANDING AT THE END OF THE 1952 FOOTBALL SEASON GAME RESULTS , Molalla 6 Lake Oswego . . . . 20 School Won LOS' Twd Molollo gg vgooabugn . . .. . . .251 . .I J M I I I I I ta C Q I I I I I QAEHVQQZE' fi, lj 0 Mcdlgllg 13 M:.Al:ngel .. .. 13 Molollo 3 3 1 Molalla l4I I I I I I SUHCJY I I I I I I 6 Canb 3 4 0 Molalla 'l3...... Silverton.. .. 19 Esfagcda 3 4 O Molallc OI I I I I I Canby I I I I I I sandy 3 4 O Molalla .l8I I.I I I I D0llOS I C 0 ll 7 D lla 2 5 0 Wgodlfurn 0 7 0 FOOTBALL SUMMARY Rushing Molalla Opponents Passing Molollo Opponents Att pt I I I I I I I I I I I I Attempts I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Yaliflrg I I I I I I I I I Completed I I I I I I I I I I I I Ayefqge . . . . . 5.3 g 5 . , . 5 4.8 Yards Made I I I I I I I I I I Net Yards I I I I I .l644I I I I I Averagg 0 U l I I 5.4 I I I I I ZI6 Fifsf Dgwng . , . , 67, . , . . . P PenUlfleS I I I ydo I I I I I ydo Total Score . M I II O t O I I I S The Indians started the football season with a nucleus of five lettermen and forty Junior, Sophomore and Freshmen boys. Though many ofthe boys were inexperienced at the start of the season, the squad turned in a good record of three wins, three defeats, and one tie in the W.V.L. play. Gary Hunt and Fred Sandgren were elected team captain and co-captain respectively by the squad. Fred Sandgren, George Krupicka, Roger Phelps, and David DeFrates were selected to play on the Clackamas County All-Star Football Team. George Krupicka was also selected on the W.V.L. All-Star Team. Nome Stanley Childers David DeFrates . . . . Roger Phelps . . Ronald Zumwalt Norman Kemper . J. B. Massey . . Jimmy Alexander Mdfli Mdben I I I Seniors FOOTBALL LETTERMEN U 0 un 51 O 3 -1-l-4065000 Name Kenneth Nay lor DeWayne Vetter . U. . Fred Sandgren ' I I I Leonard Feyrer John Ditrich . . George Krupicka Gafy Hunt ik I I I I 'U o UU if o 3 WUJwUJD.Omm 55 HAM Fnntlnall SnuarJ Row 1: Mr. Christianson, Asst. Coach, G. Hunt, L. Attebery, G. Krupicka, L. Feyrer, S. Roberts, Mgr. Row 2: Mr. Hiebert, Coach, L. Robertson, M. Maben, T. Brownhill, S. Childers, J.B. Massey. Row 3: D. DeFrates, F. Sandgren, R. Phelps, L. Bentley, J. Alexander, K. Naylor. Not Pictured: N. Kemper, R. Zumwalt. B Football Squad y Raw 1: L. Mitts, Mgr., B. Maben, N. Logue, R. Lewis, L. Bigbee, L. Kyllo, W. Aho, L. Mitts. Row 2: D. Barbee, J. Dreeszen, R. Nelson, C. Feyrer, H. Berrington, B. Morgan, P. Royce, J. Simi. Raw 3: G. Turpin, H. Simi, P. Bay, J. Crockett, C. Sarty, D. Moger, D. Felix, A. Kayser, M. Grove, Coach Football Front Row: J. Alexander, M. Maben, D. DeFrates, S. Childers, R. Phelps, J.B. Massey, K. Naylor Back Row: G. Hunt, Capt.: L. Feyrer, T. Brownhill, F. Sandgren, G. Krupicka, Co-capt. Cross Country Row 1: D. Hagen, H. Mitts, B. Beaty, B. Helvey, J. Bye, K. Swartout, F. Howland. Row 2: Mr. Gronquist, Coach, L. Paquin, K. Eppler, G. Marshall, F. Bennett, L. Walch. Row 3: N. Philpot, R. Temple, S. Willhoft, B. Ross, R. Towell, L. Barth. Varsity Basketball Seated: D. Vetter, A. Eby, A. Eby, S. Childers, L Wrolstad, L. Feyrer. Standing: Mr. Gronquist, Coach, L. Day, F. Sandgren, D. Hagen, J. Alexander, S. Roberts, C. Feyrer, Mgr. The team opened this season with high hopes of winning the Willamette Valley League champ- ionship. After winning over strong teams in the pre-season games and achieving five straight league victories, this goal seemed within its grasp. However, illness and iniuries took a hand, and when the hard luck omen disappeared, the Indians had to be content with second place in the league. This team showed its potential greatness by defeating West Linn and Lake Oswego, two highly favored ball clubs,in the district play-off. Fans, sports writers, and students cheered the Indians for their great effort. ln the finals the boys put on a terrific show against Milwaukie, and only Lady Luck kept them from going to the state tournament--the score was so close. Coach Gronquist considers this year's team the best club he has had in five years at Molalla. He would have been proud to have gotten them into the state tournament, as he knew they would have made a creditable showing for the school and the community. He feels that they did a hard iob and did it well. H B Squad Basketball Seated: C. Sarty, T. Brownhill, H. Simi, R. Towell, W. Aho, R. Lewis. Standing: K. Naylor, J. Bye, D. Parker, D. Moger, D. Parker, D. Peeples, D. Hilton Mgr. Not Pictured: G. Eggers. The B squad team had a very successful season this year, turning in a 10 won - 4 lost record for the Willamette Valley League. This record placed them in second place behind Dallas, which had a I2 won - 2 lost record. The boys' most cherished victory was over this same champion, Dallas, in the next to the last game of the season. The team progressed rapidly as the season went along, losing its first three games in a raw and then winning ten out of the last eleven, beating Woodburn 50 - 37 in the final game. The boys who put in the most playing time under actual game conditions were: David Parker, Dewayne Parker, .lack Bye, Wally Aho, Ronald Lewis, Donald Moger, Kenneth Naylor, Dennis Peeples, Tim Brownhill, and Ronald Towell. BasIcethaII Season Record PRE-SEASON GAMES Jefferson 50 Molal Ia Jefferson 49 Mola I Ia West Linn 36 Molallo West Linn 70 Molalla Milwaukie 45 Molallu Milwaukie 60 MoIoIIa Washington 39 Molul Ia Washington 6'I MOIGIIG DISTRICT I2 SCORES West Linn 44 Molalla Lake Oswego 53 MoIaIIa FINALS DISTRICT I2 MiIwauIgie 51 MoIaIIa 53 Molalla 45 MoIaI Ia 50 MoIaI Ia 3 WWF 45 Mglgl 12 gg MoIaIIa 47 Hagen 69 3 ChiI ers 47 . Tennb W. V. LEAGUE 47 8. 60 Mt. Angel 47 8. 47 Sandy 47 8. 47 Estacada 63 8: 49 SiIverton 47 8. 78 Canby 52 81 47 DaIIas 37 81 49 Woodburn 328.33 438.55 358.42 578.54 338.67 568.62 438.43 LEADING TEAM SCORERS 128 F.G. II3 F T Sand ren 'I09 E.G 46 F.T. 80 F.G 99 F.T. Alexander 64 F.G 68 F.T. Eby 24 F.G. I6 F T 369 TotaI 264 Total 259 Total 'I96 Total 64 Total 60 Row 3. R. Bwhmk Row I: L. Sumpter, J. Stutz, M. Wetten, L. Hall, B. Faunce, Miss Vogel, Conch. Row 2: L. Perry, C. Burghardt, J. Browne, B. Reed, P Thomson. M. Stipp, J. Alexander, E. Helser, W. Wade, L. Schoenborn. Wrestling Front Row: J. Crockett, Mgr.: E. Graves, L. Kyllo, D. Cushing, R. Wrolstad, R.. Durand, L. Abrahamson, L. Schoenborn, W. Wade, Mgr. Row 2: G. Bernard, J. Robertson, L. Mitts, H. Peterson, J. Linn, R. Ray, J. Roberts, D. Polack, F. Lindquist. Row 3: L. Weber, L. Bigbee, R. Nelson, L. Barth, C. Dougherty, G. Hunt, N. Philpot, J. Ditrich, F. Howland, B. Reed, Mr.. Heibert, Coach. Row 4: L. Robertson, P. Royce, P. Bay, D. Kemp, D. Felix, G. Krupicka, R. Phelps, R. Shoenborn, M. Maben, J. Dreeszen, B. Maben, E. Lettenmaier. Not Pictured: N. Kemper. SEASON RECORD FOR 1952 - 1953 Molalla North Marion Parkrose Molalla Molalla West Linn Sandy Molalla Molalla Milwaukie Molalla Canby Molalla Sandy Molalla Milwaukie Canby Molalla Molalla Dallas Molalla Dallas Salem Molalla Oregon City Molalla Molalla North Marion The season record adds up to 8 wins and 6 defeats. The up-set ofthe season came when the Molalla wrestlers defeated Canby by a team score of 25 to 22. The wrestling squad placed fourth in the District 2 wrestling tournament, which was held in Newberg. The three wrestlers who placed in the district tournament were: George Krupicka, first: Roger Phelps, second, and Gary Hunt, 'hard' George Krupicka At the state wrestling tournament George Krupicka went all the way, taking first place in the I57 pound class. He was the only wrestler who won by q fall in the final round. Varsity Baseball Row l: Mr. Christianson, Coach, J. Camp, L. Feyrer, D. DeFrotes, L. Wrolsrad L Walch Row 22 A. Eby, S. Childers, S. Roberts, F. Sanclgren, R. Phelps, L. Bentley. Row 3: C. Dougherty, N. Lane, C. Cason, R. Howell. April 3: Molalla April l0: Molalla April l4: Molalla April 24: 'Molalla 1953 Baseball Schedule May l: . Estacoda Molalla vs. Dallas May 8: . Sandy 'Molalla vs. Woodburn May 12: . Silverton 'Molalla vs. Mt Angel . Canb y ' Home Ga mes H B Squad Baseball Row l: N. Philpot, M. Berthold, R. Durant, L. Abrahamson, E. Graves, T. 0'Connor, N. Logue, D. Fillis, R. Lewis, R. Ray. Row 2: D. Peeples, D. Tuning, R. Ellis, R. Towell, P. Hanson, G. Derr, R. Hilton, B. Murphy, D. Larson, J. Dreeszen. Row 3: D. Moger, K. Naylor, C. Sarty, J. Crockett, K. Eppler, R. Nelson G. Willhoft, G. Wanner, C. Nomer, H. Simi, Nr. Grove, Coach. TfBClC Row 'l: F. Howland, W. Aho, D. Cushing, T. Brownhill, B. Morgan, G. Krupicka, P. Royce, J.B. Massey. Row 2: H. Mitts, B. Beaty, B. Helvey, K. Swartout, A. Collins, D. VanDyck, D. Parker, D.-Felix, J. Ditrich. Row 3: R. Phelps, J. Roberts, D. Hagen, D. Parker, Mr. Gronquist, Coach, J. Bye, K. Whitney, D. Polack, L. Robertson. Row 4: H. Bernard, S. Willhoft, J. Linn, J. Klossner, J. Sweet, B. Maben, C. Feyrer, L. Mitts, L. Paquin, L. Mitts, L. Barth, F. Bennett, G. Marshall. The first home track meet in five years was held at Molalla this year. Molalla has been strong in track in the Willamette Valley League and has made a good show- ing everi though we have no real track on which to practice. Outstanding from among the forty-five boys who turned out for track were: George Krupicka, Tim Brownhill, David Hagen, Roger Phelps, Arnold Collins, Wally Aho, and Bill Morgan. The Indians competed against West Linn, Canby, Newberg, and Lake Oswego in dual meets. They also entered the Hayward Relays, the Willamette Relays, the Canby Relays, the W.V.L. League Meet at Willamette University, the District Meet at Salem, and the State Track Meet at Corvallis. New track suits and warm-ups have added greatly to the interest in track among the boys and have helped the boys make a good showing for themselves and the school. I , A fs, Q V 1 'Q . 'Uy 2, . Q V , , 1 off ea- 4,,u .1 - 4 - ,.., + all , 5 .Q - ll ' ff 4 . 4 lm! 42 ' 5' U The can, 'D l rezn, J. is Ap , Which Twin Has fhe Toni? - ,W 5 'n '.'-. ,::. Q ' 'T W r Charming Couple .-' ? 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V if A '-... 5 ORCITT DRUG COMPANY The Rexczll Store Nationally Known Brands of Merchandise Ccmdies-Toiletries School Supplies-Gifts-Greeting Cards l Phone 2542 Molalla, Oregon COMPLIMENTS or MOLALLA VARIETY STORE NOTIONS SCI-IOOI. SUPPLIES Phone 3221 Molal1a,Oregon THE CONNETT AGENCY Insurance Notary Public Molalla Oregon Reid's Molalla Food Market Fancy and Staple Groceries THE BEST IN FRESH 6 FROZEN PRODUCE - QUALITY MEATS Free Parking West of Molalla V4 Mile Phone3U12 M I L D R E D I S Compliments ol DRY GOODS AND APPAREL MRS. EMILY IUDD, AGENT ,mana Hmm MUTUAL AND UNITED BENEFIT Phone 2042 'Molalla,Oregon Molalla Oregon 68 DICKEN AndCOMPANY Store of Quality and Service GENERAL MERCHANDISE-DRY GOODS Vegetcxblei-Groceries-Frozen Foods Phone 2322 Molalla. Oregon M1 Adi WALKER REFRIGERATION APPLIANCE - RADIO SERVICE 5E1D'5 FINE 1-'QQD Molalla. Oregon Oregon Cily. 0l'eg0n , A uni cuavnon sun an il 9 A W QA '?'13-im-7'm lVlARSON'S CHEVROLET GARAGE 7U THE DINETTE CAFE For that meal away from home. HERB AND ELENORA PAUTSCH Molalla, Oregon EVERHART AND KENT FUNERAL HOME Phone 2379 Molalla. Oregon Best Wishes to The Class of '53 MOLALLA BARBER SHOP W. L. Shumacher COMPLIMENTS or MOLALLA BAKERY Pies Cakes Pastry Molalla, Oregon Molalla Oregon Molalla Coffee Shop Meals Served - Fountain and Lunch Yanessa 8 Crawford' Inc Ona and Vera Klinger Molalla, Oregon Molalla's Electric House Phone 2612 Molalla, Oregon Compliments of WELLS ACCOUNTING SERVICE Minickel Building Molalla, Oregon P. O. Box 31 Phone 2192 Best Wishes from I. D. Pelerkin and Son Welding - Blacksmiths Molalla, Oregon Martin Our Lamps Are lust a Shade Better Furniture-Appliances-Housewares Gitts - Floor Coverings - Paint Phone 3032 Molalla, Oregon CONGRATULATIONS Class of '53 ASHTON PHOTO CO. Portrait Studio Salem, Oregon nooLr:Y's s'rA'r1oN OREGON CITY -TEXAC0- SPORTING Goons STORE B- F- G00d1'iCh Tires Every need of the Sportsman Batteries MARK STURGES - JIMMY SULLIVAN Texaco stahon 701 Main Phone 3341 Molalla' Oregon Oregon City, Oregon COMPLIMENTS or HORTON'S BARBER SHOP Phone 2456 Molczlla, Oregon COMPLIMENTS OF Foglesong Feed Store srzrn Ann rnonucn Phone 2412 Molallcx, Oregon CI-lET'S SHELL STATION Chester Thronson Phone 2502 Molollcx,Oregon MOLALLA PIONEER All Types of Iob Printing Pcrul F. Ruud Owner and Publisher Hazel M. Perry - Business Manager Molcxllcr. Oregon Phone 2512 Molalla Western Auto Supply Abrcxhomson Bros. Molallcz, Oregon 73 .ec HULMAN a wlLuAMs Moron cu. Molalla, Oregon CONGRATULATIONS Huntley-Dmpel- Muno's Bakery Drug C0mP3nY 'rwo s'rom1:s Ph 4335 713 Main sneer - 420 7th sr Og CtyOg Og CyOg COCHRAN'S Department Store Phone 3392 S22 Hain Sireel Oregon Cily. Otegbll Bernie Herrmann's FOR MEN'S WEAR 618 Main Street O g Cty O g HMWWvfM,,,,.H E215 L A N D E E N COMPLIMENTS OF Your International Harvester Dealer S- G N- A DI TRACTORS N MPLEMENTS Clackamas County's Leading Men's Shop Phone 4281 O 82 d 't K 11 F' ld PHONE 7117 n n ' opposl e e Y Ie Sixth and Main Oregon City, Oregon Oregon City Oregon N. , awgwM...w'fMwMw, hW- -7 Q.. - - ,.f,egLQ:gi1' :4n,L,,, . ,, .. .. , . f - V ' ' W e1 ' t t . V . , ' g,lg ix S 'v'-vi M g g fl 1 ll i S 'g M' sea Fr-QAMKL: CHAMPION SERVICE Ben Franklin Stole Phone 2842 706-710 Main Street Molalla Oregon Oregon City Oregon 75 N B JAN ELECTRIC COMPANY 3291 Molalla. Oregon 5 I 0 McLou Oregon City Laundry Co The Man's Shop ill Ireland Molallcx. Oregon C, l Thorpe's Men's Shop Oregon City, Oregon ghlin Blvd. Oregon City. 0 FRIEDBICIVS D E P O T B U S C A F E Mary Zubor Molctllg Oregon Seventh G Washington Streets Oregon City, Oregon COMPLIMENTS OF GREGORY G COMPANY PHONE 2722 Molalla Oregon Gay-Way Malt Shop Penguin Drive-Inn MOLALLA, MULALLA FEED 81 SEED CU. Mnlalla, llregnn PHONE 2992 Compliments of MOLALLA CLEANERS AND DYERS Laundry Service We Call and De1iver Phone 3162 Molallc. Oreg HOGG BROS. MOLALLA LUMBER YARD Oregon City Salem HOLALLA. OREGON 79 Molalla Music and Sport Shop SHEET MUSIC MUSIC INSTRUMENTS :S SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS Laurence Welch Molalla, Oregon F. M. Henriksen Hardware Co. Molalla Shoe Shop MOICIIIGI Oregon Molalla, Oregon We wish to express our very sincere appreciation to our Advertisers, to our Principal, Mr. Adams, to Mr. Stall and Mr. Ashton ot Salem, and to all the Faculty and Students of Molalla High for their assistance, which made possible the publishing of this ARROW.