Oak Harbor High School - Acorn Yearbook (Oak Harbor, WA)

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PLAY CAST, TOP ROW: Stan McKechnie, Margaret Andrew, Janet Vande Werthorst, Dolores Hoetje, Jacqueline Bultman, Teresa DuChene, Mary Lou Malone, Ed Mclieown, Dixie Ferguson, Don Aven. BOTTOM ROW: Denise Lueck, Barney Beeksma, Bob Ronhaar, Mary Davis, Elmer Lang, Bill Struthers, Don Alexander. Iunior Play Yes, atter two postponements the juniors finally presented their play, Peck's Bad Boy . A large crowd gathered at the OHHS auditorium on the evening oi April 2, l948 to enjoy loads of laughter. Peck's Bad Boy is a story of fourteen year old Henry Peck, Jr. his girl friend, Minnie, and his pal, Jimmy Duffy. They got into a lot of trouble and they also got everybody else there too. The cast was as follows: Henry Peck, Sr., Stan Mcliechnie, Mrs. Peck, Margaret Andrew, Henry Peck Jr., Bob Ron- haar, Jimmy Duiiy, Elmer Lang, Minnie, Mary Davis, Luella, Dixie Ferguson, Clitiord Jennings, Don Aven, Melville Beaumont, Ed Mclieown, Dahlia, Dolores Koetje, Lizzie, Janet Vande Werthorst, Shultz, Barney Beeksma, Dora, Teresa DuChene, Flora, Jacqueline Bultman, Lora, Mary Lou Malone. The play was directed by Mrs. Coleman. Iunior Prom Saturday, December 16, 1947 was a great day for the junior class. The Junior Prom, tirst activity for the class of '49 was held that night. Dancing was continuous, the highlights oi the evening being a Virgina Reel during the intermission and then the Grand March. The theme was Winter Melody and music was iurnished by Meri Perkins and his orchestra.

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FRONT ROW: Helen Henni, Suzanne Thomas, Ella Kirkpatrick. SECOND ROW: Dorothea Zylstra, Peggy Davis, Maxine Lang, Ann Lang, Mary Davis, Ann Haga. THIRD ROW: Louise Nyhof, Dorothy Olson, Joyce Hallberg, Carol Adreon, Wanda LaCrosse, Anita De Great, Marlene Howarth. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Raymond, Veta Duncan, Helene Schock, Mary Lou Malone, Juneth Hansen, Janet Vande Werthorst, Margaret Andrew. FIFTH ROW: Denise Lueck, Florence Christensen, Evelyn Koetje, Teresa DuChene, Beverly Weiden- bach, Pat Hilberdink, Alice James. ELAMIS CLUB FRONT ROW: Mary Davis, Helen Henni, Ella Kirkpatrick, Wanda LaCrosse, Beverly Weidenbach, Doro- th Olson. SEXCOND ROW: Mrs. Raymond, Barbara Pennington, Teresa DuChene, Ann Lang, Margaret Andrew, Dorothy Eaton, Suzanne Thomas. MISSING: .Iuneth Hansen, Ann Haga, Dorothea Zylstra. Pep Club The Pep Club was organized this year by an amendment to the Elamis Club Constitution. It is sponsored by the Elamis Club and under the leadership of the cheerleaders. The girls wear white slipover sweaters with PEP written across purple and gold It was the duty of each member to be at all basketball and football games and back their team to the best ot their ability. Elcrmis Club With all former members graduated the Elamis Club started the year with all new members. Their first meeting was called together by the advisor, Mrs. Raymond, to elect officers and re- view the purpose and duties of the club. The gavel was given to Suzanne Thomas as president, her assistant was Beverly Weidenbach as vice president. The books were handed to Margaret Andrew to hold the financial ends together as secretary and treasurer of the club. Being proud to belong to this organization the girls bought pins of a purple and gold letter O with Elamis printed on them. The club sponsored a banquet for the Football team December 22.

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W1 i U e sr FQ. rf x.- ...,..,,,. SENIOR PLAY CAST, FRONT ROW: Don Looti, Don Olson, Helen Henni, Rich Lange, Marlene Howarth. BACK ROW: Bev- erly Weidenbach, George Dyer, Alice James, Ann Haga, Duane Van Dyke, Bob Van Dyk, Bruce Weidenbach. Senior Ball The Senior Ball was sponsored by the senior class ot 1948 in the gyrn at eight o'clock, Friday, May 21. The decorations were taken from their theme, Arabian Fantasy , and the gym was decorated in bright colored crepe paper forming the shape ot a tent. A snake charmer, camels, and a sultan with his harem added to the theme oi the bull. The music was furnished by the Harmony Boys , and refreshments, consisting of cake and punch, were sold in the Home Economics Room. Senior Play The senior play, presented November 22, was based on the radio comedy Those Websters . Characters portrayed were: Bill Webster, Rich Lange, George Webster, Don Looit, .lane Webster, Georgia Wilson, Liz, Alice James, Jeep Stanley, Don Olson, Belinda Boyd, Helen Henni, Delores Mason, Lorene Brown, Emil Stuler, George Dyer, Kitty, Ann I-laga, Shirley Mae Stringer, Marlene Howarth, Coach, Rae Dyer. The play was directed by Mrs, Edens and prompted by Beverly Weidenbach, The stage crew were Hans Olson, Ver'- non Eaton, Bob Van Dyk, and Bruce Weidenbach. Make-up, Wanda LaCrosse, Properties, Suzanne Thomas, Advertising, Betty Porter, Head Usher, Dorothea Zylstra, Tickets, .luneth Hansen and Ella Kirkpatrick.