Ogden High School - Classicum Yearbook (Ogden, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 192 of the 1940 volume:

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Ancl llaving reafl The closing chapters. We may improve Qur own lives By his example. -I 1 I 6 X1 .' li 1 , .!. ,. I f . J ff , 1 i ,,iefQi Ml i L fffffetffw AK . N xl X ,J f Vo J it J F5 IN X a .I 1 'tl if! .yi fl . , r ,ri N J J' 4' f X fix-5 x .V ! v l . L4 I ' ' p I - 4 V .X . ,W -1 A t K . ,y - . ' i 4 , ' I, ' ,, 1 , l ' ' 1 K 1 . - , , .H , . J ' - 4 L' W ' K fu, . 4 ' I - . , ,, . . J w . .1 , . I . , ,V K i. . ' X U! f 1 aff f I r Nxbfj rl!! 1 ,III N1 r 'jj xij, N I if JUNJ L j ' V f'y'1,f X' , w , Inf I 1 A, ,- 1' If fl' 1 1. v V ,mf Yfnalitation ,r ,h . , 5 . ,ff f ' 6 X , Nl. Y . S , T 'X X s. X E Q Beyond is the realization of dreams, behind are cherished memories . . . Amhitions of yesterday were bright: amhi- tions of today glitter invitingiy . . . Yet, never satisfied, we continually press toward greater heights of achievement. The Outlook . . . Pictorial, Books One, Two and Three. Personalities, including Achievement, Aspiration and Il: Guidance: Dspartments, including Coordination: Activi- , .cn ties, includingllqhe Written Word, The Contest, Coterie, Cb LS Rhythmic es, Intormalities, Sponsors, and Athum. KX if 3. x Q- ,N '- A. , 5' :QB -T41 . Q3 . Q x?x tx? L 'gn f 'X ITT'- srl. :-'dwii' . A JA V, 4, x ig 3,5 iii M ,V k ,J ' , I . 'ti -'4' .3 1 .f I I f 4 4 i, 3 . . J XJ ,g - A ld 5 :xt . 4' 1 - K o A x n 1 M yxgyb 4, df w'f' r 4' f 4 ' all 1,11 4 x. ' Q yaax' ni xr! R 'K A '-F-. 2. , J, J X Q ,sf Us Q on n dv' 4 L- N Rising in spienciid majesty, yet aimost ctwartect by the snow-ciact mountains tiiat st1ouicter tiiemseives atuove tire cioucis. stancts Ogcien Higtl Sciiooi. Siieilereci ivy iwer trienciiy Waits, stucients renew tiweir ciassroom acquaintances. it is i1ere that iong-remembered joys anot experiences are pianneci. it is ilere on ttwe contrasting green-carpeteot iawns ttiat treasured iite-iong triencisidips are inspireri. Patlm ending Beside liwse- paths limi ienri lo uniimilofi icnowimlge anti liw uniinovvn iiIlflIl'9. slucivnls pause lo rvvonni liw Pvonis oi lin- clay. Aciioining iiwsv pnliis are strewn joy nnci iiopvz fill' joys oi yvslcrciay nnci liw iiopvs oi lolnorrow. Along H1050 palils are iormuialvfi anti mioploci limo slmlcinnis oi' 21 gvnernlion. Q Yoward Nlany il tale lms lwcn llearcl liy tlw slliny silver floors: many at tale Could be told lxy tlmem. tllose tales ol llappy times. prolitalmle inclustry. VVf?ll-PHTHCCI l'0lHXal'lOIl. CIFCHINS ol tNEiI'Ill SIJHHQ illlGl'Il0OI1S,-fp6l'l'lHDS OVPII CQIFCHITIS ol TOITTHHCC. ,lilAl6SC' fl00I'S UFC Alflllfl Zillfl C,ITlCQ'Z1 ol Olll' lmppiest selves. '4 It is a moclvrn worlcl we live ing it is a moclern scliool we ails-ml. Tlirouglioui our scliool ilwre are Changes corrcsponcling to a Clianging time. lVl0cle-rn lmoolis iauglit lay moclvru lfiacliers wiili mocleru icleas, a mocleru atmospliero sol lorlli lmy stuclenls willi mmlc-rn icleals. Ever moclern colors proclaiming our ever l110flPI'I1 pairioiism to school ancl Country. I-eater These are time doors to recreational pleasures. No school is complete without its athletic achievements which represent the sportsmanship and the iionor displayed by tire Grange and Black. in tiiis gymnasium, favorite sons strive to uphold this iionor. Perhaps during time course of our stay We linger to view the impressive array of trophies which signify victories Won tiirougiwut tile years. Neiglcta Maisie ement IIN' Illll'lUYlllif IHIIIKI ul PX'1'l'Y ' r- , c'urri1'ulm' m'lix'ilie's. In lun. sporls. IKHIIIIOS ul ffgfclvrl IAIIQII ill? lllllllllllf impossilmilily. H10 well-plarlrlml rm ol llu- sc'lmoI as sluclivs am- llwms plf-lvs will! an Hmxrislw IIN- r1'f'ol'cliI1Qs IIIQII Sfhfllil f'IlI'I'Il'lIlil. II slutlvnl ll0f'PSSiiI'i!y lruvvls lo 1-xlru ami prur'iic'al 2lIllJlii'Elli0ll. Hu- oppor- -fl. H1-rv. all work mul no play is un Nrvulimml progrmn is als lllllfll ax purl 4-In-s. .N wa-H-mlllmclc-cl progrmn vom- ou llw srroll ol' u llvvvl'-lo-Iw-lqorgullc-I1 A .xx :wx , .1 -4 5 ,Q vie iii iii Qi f V v .v A i . V 'XL . 3 Q1 5.4- ' . .JfAnv..,ea-44 -4116! Yale' 4 4 0 fC5 'f , 0444045106-xff' . ll ' - ' ' fffgkf 21929 Q- -yaifl q.'4flA.J4 -- Kwf!f'.A:J-'S ' ,l N 1 .fv,,1.4fc44. rl-4 Jr I ifklfd . lHl1TllIlE Nclaievement Ntaurice Rictiarcts Presictenl fitllil txtilfy .IPHSPII Vice-tjresiltent .Invti Dutton Secretary Ttle senior ctass was torlunate in its trio ot' teacters. Eacti one ot ttie otticers excettect in some ttietd-Mailrice in ctetnating. Etna Wtary in music, and .tack in attltetics. Ttieir comtainect tatents tletped ttiem in planning E1 series ot worttiwtiite activities. eadelw The seniors have enjoyed two fine years at Ogden High. Two years that they will loolc hack on with pleasure. There has been happiness, spirited rivalry, excitement, and just enough difficulty to malce them appreciate the friendly spirit of their classmates. Their interests have heen divided among studies, extra-curricular activities, and social events. In each one of these the senior class has had a good measure of success. The class officers have organized some very good times, and the class is grateful. Naturally, they are sorry to leave, hut they have no regrets. The years have been too enjoyable. Some memloers of the class will rememher the athletics, some will rememher their class work, and some will rememher companionshipsg hut whatever they remember, it will he a pleasant memory. Ylhtla Pleawure Katliryn Alzrlmott Ray Allmerts Edward AndCl'S0n Dan Amold Dean Baird Orval BBITIS William Bauer Helen Adams LHRU6 Allcema Lucille Adams Bolm Allan Donald Alillmerg Jack Allen Evelyn Barlaara Atlcinson Ballantyne i Betty Margaret Leon Barry Bartliolomew Bartlett Rollin Bill Delbert Beason Beclc Becl: Bettie Air-th Verl Allred Wilma Anderson Helen Badger Delta Barlcer rl ay Barton Katliryn Beeler Rolnert Aland Bob Alway Helen Andreatta Avalon Baird Fern Barnard Muriel Bateman Elaine Boll 3 K , QR! 'S June Benson Verla Bingham Ruth Bowen lra Brady Vvilliam Broolcs Tlielone BFOWII Vivian Burnett Dean Donalcl Betty Grace Elaine Berlin Berry Bettericl ge Bettles Bingllam Robert James Robert Gust Peggy lleene Bisclloll Blaes Blalceley Booclroolcas Bott Robert Bowman Eileen Bramwell VerBena Roloert Darrell Brostrom Brougll Brown xi ' Walter Fay l.ralVlar B Bryner Buclmer Tess Della Bolo Burt Burton Butler Sue Boyle Kennetll Brewer Diclc Brown Carl Belllllel' Ellen Call l..aVern Bradley Myrene Brian Herbert Brown Lucile Burlmiclge Davicl Campbell Rolnert Campbell Slxirley Chamberlain Adele :Clayton Wanen Corey Val CTHHC Jeek Dalton JOIIII Day Lucille Jean Kert Maxine Campion Carden Carroll Carsey Bob Neta LaDean Max Cllancller Clnarcl Cliase Cliase Tlieola Bglg Clifford Conroy Natalie La Vora COX Cralotree Dorotlly Martin Crawllorcl Dalelnout Noreene Darlene Alice Bettie Dalton Danzer Davies Davin Erma .lolln Avon Margaret DeCorso D6 G06dC Devree Dewey Marjorie Ceclerluncl lBBI'lJ8I'Ei Clark Isabelle COI'd0I'l Ralplm Crandall Jaclc Dallinga Earl Davis Jaclc Dial 'W' Ak Jean Dial Elwin Dransfield Mildred Eames Douglas Etdredge Helen Farrell Finnerty Nlarilyn Fowles 25 Nlarjorie Dieu Danial Drumiler Betty Eccles Eugene Ellison Chelton Feeny eorge Flitton Bernice Frady , f-wry., f. f3,',,3.', - -:'- ,' f g,i'w,T.p J ,. , A ' I, Q , Norma Lorene Ruth Dillingham Donaldson Donaldson Wesley Jack Kent Dunn Durant Duvall Cleone Joyce .Edson Lorna Farr Bessie Lois Dean Felix Felsted Ferrin Wendell Josephine Mary Lou Foulger Foulger Foutz Mag' Lester Eileen Friedberg Froerer Frost Ruth Douglas ,Madon Duvall U 1 Fran i , Eggh? 745 i V 'gg ' . Marjode I Farr Mane Fife Mildred Fowler Wayne Fry wi L Mi , f 1 11-. 1 2 J ' : . , ,pg -F f Y- 'W 9 J- -135' - lf- wi'3ii 2 5' 4ff.1-14? f-gQ1 f 3 in- 2-if .H 551' 'WIT--'f , ' la , N. '-f ' E., '. . ey . ,, JfLa-Qvvq-a4.,v , ' ' 2: '- - af I ' Gale Gibbons ' . JCBIIHE Roscoe Glines Barbara Greenwell LaRue Hadley Shirley Harbertson James Hayes 27 Y-, :ff-fi - 1' Y -' if A ' Melvin Mah Viva May Wanda Helen Galli Galt Gammell Garner Carr Violet Lavina Viola Shirley Josephine Gigliotli Gilbert Giles Gintz Giovanini Jeanne Elaine Eugene Gociclarci Grant Green Jacquelin Elaine Edward Gridley Grow Hadley Gloria Dean Virgil Hall Hansen Hansens Jay Shirley Lynn Darwin Mabel Harris Harris Hartley Hartman Hatton Donna Edna Burma Dick Halclis Hazen Hazen Heap Heath ' Heggum P E E 1 I Don Helm Diclc Herriclc Bob Hilton Elaine Home Jeanne Hulmston Jerry Jacolmsen Elma Mary Jensen Valmai Hennessy SIIZHIIIIC , l'lCI'SCl'LbCI'gCI' Dorotlly Hoclc Donna Houghton Francis lannone Eugene .lacolnson LaVon Jensen , Jew. Elaine Grant Betty Lu Hepwortl1 Hepwortlm Herbert Rex Kenneth Beverly Hess Heywoocl Higgintmottiam J oe Marvin Hoggan Oren Hulmtiarct Dorotlly Fern .laclcson .laclcson Bot: Lawrence Bob James Jansen Jarvis Loree Florence Jennalaee Jensen tlolmansen .lolms Scott Herclti Wayne Hill Robert Holmes Ruth Huff Oren Jacobs John Jenlcins Betty Jolmson Ma Bill tI0lll'lS0!'l Lincoln Joke Beverly Jurgens Dale Kemp Elaine Koziclci Rose Law Elden Lockhart Charlotte Elois Helen MacLean Ruth Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Gorclon Janet lvlary Lou Ralph Don Jones J ones Jones J ones Jorgensen Don Estelle Lew Kam Kelleher Keller Catherine Evelyn Norman Kenny Knowles Knudson Ned ra Lalce Keith Lawrence Vera I..0l'ld0Il Lois Leavitt Willie Louie Kathryn Lewis Lorna Lowther Edna Ruhy Larsen Larson Norma Dee Linclquist Linforcl Tom .laclc Lucas Luclclington pr W iQ J oyce Lutz Marianne Malan James Martin Jimmie McAllister Marian McNally lvlarjorie Miles Mary Mitchell Russell Maddock Dorothy Malouf Janester lvlartinclell Zada McGill ,Charlotte Mentzen Harold Miller Hans MKXHSOH Clarice Beverly Madison Malan Marcene Sidney Manning Mansfield Joe 418118 Messerly Meyer Marian Dean Milligan Nlinson Leota Melvin lvlontiertli lxfloore Elaine Malan BIBHCIIC MBFSh8ll Shanna Mauchley Genevieve McGregor Leroy Meyer Harry Mitchell Wuh- lwlorimy Ened MBIHD George Martin Ed Maw Elaine McGuire Jack Mickkelsen Lucille Mitchell Blanche Mortenson ahhh-J 3 if 1' June Betty Moss Moulding Joyce Afton Myers Nastell Jimmie Harvey Nelson Neutelooom Anna Jane Gayle Nielsen Nielsen Raymoncl Nettie Mearie Norton Otmerg Joe Bill Otis Oxnam Evelyn Lucille Parlcinson Parlcer Elclene Mulcahy Arla Nash Paul Muller Hercliel Nay lVlary Pagano Marion Parry J acl: Paine Earl Peterson LIBIIICS Mllfd0Ck JLIIIC Neal Franlc Newman Legrancle Noorda Clifford Oram Don Paltreyman Arlene Paul Mable Myers Evelyn Nelson Jotin Nicliolas Don Norsctli Kiyoslli Ota Donald Parlcinson Gayla Payne 3 Wig Q54 WU' Agn? ax' 4. ,.,, E 4' NC X a Q Qs -9 .lolm Pearce - Doris Peterson Peter Petrie Willard Pingree Cliester Pullen Vern Rasmissen lVlaurice Ricliards Rosa Lee Peck Herbert Peterson Donald Pettit Glen Poorte Mary Purclie Virginia Relnerg Roscoe Ricliins . -nv .i-vu.-.1.. f -. . ,, , - ,,s . 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Evelyn Perry rlosepti Peterson Rosanne Peery Lois Peterson Eileen Purdue lVlarvin Ralae Sopllie Reed Betli Rigby Robert Redfield ugli iley Anita Pepares Margaret Peterson Annie ilVlae 'Pierce Leila Porter Clayton Raclctiam Curtis Rhees Dale Ririe Carol Peterson Spencer Peterson ilolin Piers Anna Protliero Annie May Rampton Billie Ricli Veil Ritchie Si-f Egg.-v- Faye Roacli Ruth Rogliaar LeRoy Salerno Vern Sclioss Betty Jean Slteplierd Jane Slater Percy Smitli Fay Betty Pltillip Duane Opal Robertson Rodgers Rogers Rogesson Rogerson Lorene Rulon Vera Olive ltlia Rose Rosdalil Ross Ross Russell Mickey Geraldine Jean Scalzo Sclireclc Jean Reed Richard Schultz Shaw Sllaw Genevieve Elly i Mary Slierner Simonsen Simpson Aline Eugenie Geraldine George Mona Smith Smith Smith Smith Smith Virginia ' Carole Konrad Betty Jane Vera Smith Smuin Smurtliwai te Snell Sorensen W2 X, Q ,W Shirley Spaclcman Bette Alice Stewart Afton Stratford Orlin Summerill Catherine Taylor lVlargret Ttminnes Evelyn Todd Donna Clifford Velda Sparlcs Speeclily Stagge Diclc Vera Clarence Stine Stolcer Stone Frances lVlary VV Stratford Viola Swaner Donna Margaret Paul Taylor Taylor Taylor Artliur deane Parry Tlmomas Tlmomas Tliomas l-rene Diclc Walter Joyce Steele Donna Stout Rutll Stromloerg lxflildred Taggart Rutll Taylor James Tliompson lrene lxflarion Stevens Anna Jane Stranquist lVla ry Stuart Sactri Tamalci Eugene Terry Gene Tippets John Traasdalll Tuscon 4 Underwood Vail Van Allen 'Mat' Ray Leon Nlarion Richard Lorna Marjorie Van Batenhurg Vandenherg Vandenherg Van Ness Vause Vowles Jeanne Margaret Rohert John Ronald Clay Wacker Wade Wade Walker Wall Wallwork James Ellen Ann Nlarilyn Shirley Vvangsgard Ward Vvatson Watson Niariorie Porter Arsace Adam Weaver Weaver Weese Xvellcer Gerald Nlaurine Jay Mildrecl Vvellcer West Vvheelwright XNhilnc-v A Betty Emmett L. Royal Darrell Keilh Nlnry Vvhittaker Vviggins Wilde Williams Vviniams VViHiam s Robert Edward Louise Bertha Rosemary June Williams Willis Vvills Wilson Wilscnln Weill 43 Jean Paul X Dorothy Wolthius Wong SQXVX K Catherine Vvilliam oods Woolley Vvoolsey KX di' JY' Qld!! - B Mfr 51 CQFQ, Elliot Eugenel George Irene Amy Vvright Vvright VV Yee Yei Blanche Myrtle Marjean Vard Ylincheta Yorgason Young Zabriskie Pictorial There are many activities ol the junior and senior classes that perpetuate a spirit ol co- operation lor all students ol the Qgden High School. These activities have hecome a part ol the students and are anticipated with great expectations. The weelcly assemblies gave us a variation ol education and entertainment. and presented a period ol relaxation from the regular curricular activities. We have spent many enjoyahle hours with Scientists. Economists, hlusicians, and Humorists. Student talent and pep rallies have always heen welcomed with enthusiasm. The opening oi school hrought about a program ol mass initiation for the juniors hy the seniors. However, the juniors held their own on many occasions in defense against the strong arm of the seniors. The First weelc ol school, with its water light, mud light, and dem- onstrations ol intelligence hy the juniors, which was climaxed hy a Get Acquaintedn dance, will he a weelc long to he remembered as a successful opening to a complete school year. The annual Tin Gloveu smolcer. which was instigated this year hy the class officers, won the recognition ol heing the largest smolcer ever presented hy the junior and senior classes. Although the juniors came out on top with a slight margin, they realized that they had well earned their credit helore the evening was over. Another new idea which received much acclaim was the 'Student Day. Principal Howard Keeter. Dean ol Boys lxlaurice Richards, and Dean ol Girls lxlildred Taggart. with the aid ol student teachers. presented a well-rounded program for the day. The high pitch ol enthusiasm maintained through- out the year reached its climax when hoth classes were drawn together to celebrate the capture ol the State Baslcethall Championship. An assembly in the morn- ing. where co-captains Hancey and Buehler received the trophy, and a holiday until evening, when the tournament winning haslcethall was given away at an victory dance. were leatures ol the celehration. Student Day Girls, Cham lions I 46 biy Af Time junior ttass again gainect tlonors :turing print ctress weetc wtxen Bartmara Netson. a junior. was ctxosen as Rebecca. Tile stuctent-tacutty txastcettnatt game provect to tae an activity tor time tacutty. Atttnougtw it was rumorect ttlat teact-point man, De Vere Ctiitfts, woutct not tae attowect to ptay anottxer year tpecause ot tlis tmeigtwt. ttle tacutty taegan immeciiatety to matte ptans tor anottmer victory. ixtany awarcts were actcted to our troptwy cases as a resutt ot our participation in tourna- ments. contests. anct testivats. Botti ttie junior anct senior in ttle commerciat ctepartment tlave tween wett representect in att time contests ttmat ttley tlave enterect. From ttle recorcts oi ttlese contests it appears ttiat ttle ctepartment is cievetoping stucients proticient in tyootctceeping, typing. accounting, anct stlorttianct. Ttie tottowing stuctents participatect in ttie ttrigtmam Young University Commercial Contest: First Year Booictceeping. Rutti Hutt, tiiteen Frost, Etaine Crow. t.ew Scott: Second Year Bootctceeping, .totun Wzxtker, Daniel Peterson, Kiyoica Oc't1i. Bernice Fracty: First Year Typing, t.otene Farr. ixtettma Potictor. Norman Knuctson: Seconct Year Typing. Beverty ixtatan. Betty Airtti. Eiaine Groyy, Eiteen Frost: First Year Stenograptxy. t,ejeune Broadbent, ixtarianne Seppicti, Barbara Taytor. Giactys Hartcerg Seconct Year Stenoqraptny. Etaine Grow. Etaine ixtatan. Atice Porter, Beverty txtatan. Tile First Year Typing team won tirst ptace in Division A. in inctivictuat scores t-otene Farr ptacect ttiirct. Tile seconci year typing team atso won tirst ptace in Division A, Beverty ixtatan toott ttlirct ptace in inctivictuai tlonors anct Etaine Grow receivect a ttiirct ptace comtmination axvarrt in seconct year typing. stenograptiy, anct tmootctteeping. The Seconct Year Bootiiceeping team atso won ttiirft ptace. :Xl ltie Commerciat Contest ilf'tCt at the Henager tfus- iness Cottege in Satt t.atce City. ixtettma Potictor. t.otene Farr. anct Betty NCtSOIl representect time First Year Typ- ing Team. ixtettpa Poticior won ttlirct ptace. Elaine ctYOXV, illlft tgf'Vf'l'ty iwttlttill t'9pl'9S6Ilt9Ci Sefllllii Nylhfll' typing. Elaine Crow won ttlirct ptace. Daniet Peter- . ' I . -on. representing Seconct tear ttootctieeping. won sec- onct ptace. f ' . noir . lay ii ftnampions Cetetmrale I- Tllere llElS lxeen a tremenclous interest in ctramatic art anft puldlic spealcing tllis year. Con- tests at Salt Latte City. Provo. Evanston, Logan. anal Clgcten tlave lmeen enterect witli con! sistently gooct results. At tlle Evanston, Nvyonning nt.a Cita lxlarctn Forensic lxleel lletct Decemlmer I3 ancl I6. ixlaurice Ricllarcts and Rolmert Biscllolt representect ttle sctlool in clelyateg .lolin Yernieu, in Clratoryz l.alVtar Buclcner. in lmpromptu Speaking: anrt Dick Brown in lnterpretive Reacting ol Poetry ancl Prose. .lotm Vernieu won tirst place in Oratory. anct l.alNlar Buckner won tl1ircl place in lmpromptu Speaking. At tlie Xvelmer College Forensic lxleet twenty-live stuctents participated. Tlme ctelxators were l,alXlar Buckner. tI0t'lll Vernieu. Rolmert Biscliolt. lxlaurice Rictmrcls, Ect Coray, .lolm Dixon, Harvey Vvtweelwrigtlt, Bolm Petty. Jotm Vvallcer. Danial Drumiler. Kattwrine Nvooley, l.orraine Coolc, Ntary lxlalinowslci, Geraldine Scalzo. .tune Hramwell, ancl Ett1etyn Knowles. ,lolm Vernieu, Elaine Stlreeve. .lacli Davis. Evelyn Nelson. and Netil Ctlarct representect tlle scliool in flratory. The Extemporaneous Spealcers were Arttmur Riley, Vvittis Vvynn. Keitlm Xvilliams, l.u Jean Hinclxclill. Arlene Vvelaster. and l,alVlar Buckner. t.alVlar Buclqner anct .lotm Vernieu won seconct place in ctelnate. anct Jolin Vernieu won tllirct place in fjratory. Tlle University ol Utatm Speecli Tournament llelcl lxflZlI'Cll 29 ancl 30 tJl'OlIgl'lt to Clgften Higli Sctlool a state champion clelmate team. lwlaurice Ricllarmts anct Rolmert Bisclmoll lmecame qualiliecl lor tlxe national cletpate tournament luy winning lirst place. Otller ctetmators wtlo en- terect llxe tournament from Ogden High Sctmool were Harvey Vvheelwriglwt, Lalxtar Buclcner. Daniat Drumiler. Donalct Sldautm. littwlyn Knowles. ancl Lorraine Cooli. Lew Scott, l.ee Anclelin, ancl Kiener proldst enterecl Extemporaneous Speaking. Lu .lean Hincllcliltl. .Axrttlur Riley. Kiener prolnst. Vviltis Vvynn, and Joti n Vvallcer voicect ttieir opinions in Panel Dis- cussion. l-ee Anctelin won seconcl place in Extemporaneous Spealcing. Pep Rally uttelmecca H ctia1itieA At the Brigham Young University Speech ancl Drama Festival. helcl April 4. 3. ancl 6. the ciehators were Robert Bischoff, ixlaurice Richarcls, Laixlar Buclcner. and Harvey Vvheel- wright. Extemporaneous Spealcers were John Dixon ami l.u Jean Hinchclili. Elaine Shreeve entereci Oratory. The Open Forum Speakers were Arthur Riley. lrene Bushell. Willis Vvynn l.u Jean Hinchclilzi. Sophie Reecl. Helen Crix. Kent Payne. anti l-aiVlar Bucicner. The mem- hers ol the raclio slcit were .tune Van De Graff. Grant Anclerson. Sidney Nlansliielcl. Kenneth Brewer. ancl Harolcl ixfliller. The ioliowing reaclings were given: Dramatic Reaclingf. Jeanne Vvaclcerz Humorous Reading. Evelyn Anclerson ami Boh Wlcfiregorz Retolri Story. Netra Chant. The characters in the one act play. Hsuppressecl Desires, were Jeanne Xvaclxer. Beverly Jurgens. and Raymoncl Sanclers. Beth Garner ami l.ena Bossarelli enterecl in Pans tomine. The awards won were as lollows: fjratory. Elaine Shreeve, Honorahle lxlentionr Raclio Slut. Superior: Retolcl Story. Neta Charcl, Excellent: Dramatic Reacling. Jeanne xxIilflif'l'. EXK'6ll6ntZ HUHIKJTOLIS RPHClillQ. lf:VClyI1 .AIICIPYSOYL EXC'6iiCt1lI One Aft EXl'f'l- iinlltl C.Nili'll'ilCl0t' lJ0l'tt'ilYill. .IPIIHHP XXVill'lif'l'. EXC6ll9lIl1 i-Fil? Sl'il00l HS il NVi10lf'. Hllltttrilillt' Nlention. The Daughters ol the American Revolution annually sponsors a girls' oratorical contest. Contestants with Vveher High School were Elaine bhreeve. hvelyn Nelson, Neta Charml, ami ilthelyn Knowles. Evelyn Nelson anti Elaine Shreeve won lirst ancl seconcl places re- spectively. Also sponsorecl hy the D. A. R. was a girls' personality contest. Faye Vvheelwright cap- turecl lirst place in the school contest ancl also attenclecl the state meet at Price. Utah. June Prramwell anal lxlarion Duvall placetl seconcl ami thircl in the school contest. ,l-li? S0115 ol llll' fxlllfffilfilll RPN'lJlllllOIl OHQPYS cl meclal to the winner ol' the hoys' oratorical con- test. Participating were Arthur Riley. Bill Vvest. and John Vernieu. First place was won hy John Vernieu. Stuclent Talent State Championship Trophy gr. l'0llp The Utah State Agricultural College Speech Department sponsored a Poetry Rf-acting Festival attencleci hy Rohert Frost. Dean ol American poets. Patricia Howell. .lane Slater. anci Sophie Reeci reaci poetry. Patricia Howell was awarcleci an autographeri copy ol hir. Frostis complete worlcs. i.orraine Cooli represented flgcien High School in an Uratorical Contest with Xveher High School, sponsoreci hy The American legion. Nettie lxiaerie Oherg won Honorahle lxlention lor her essay entereci in the National Schol- astic Awarcls Contest. The girls' physical eciucation ciepartment has a line corps oi stutient clireclors. who as- sist Nlrs. Case in the huge taslc ol directing the gymnastic activities ol over live huncirerl girls. The girls serve as directors, husiness anfl athletic managers, anfl assistants. They are Alice .iean Barker. Nettie lxlearie Oloerg. Sachi Fi-amalci. Ecina Hazen, Lucille Niartin. Vir- ginia Reherg, Enici Chambers, lviargaret Barton, i.ena Bossarelli. Gerry Toone. .ioyce l.utz. Donna Houghton, lylelha ijolicior, Adele Hodgson, Barhara Sander, ixiarie File, Dorothy Snecicion, Vvilma Hatton, lxiary Comer, LaRae Tittensor, lxiiidreci lxlcijhie, Nlargie Seager. Ruth lxlacisen, Jane Rockwell, Kathryn Upton. Elizabeth lxlain, Evelyn Jacohsen, Emma Jane Allison, ami lwlarjorie Stuart. One ol the most exciting activities ol this clepartment was the inter-class girls' haslcethall tournament in which all gym girls toolx part. The roster ol the winning team captainecl hy Naciine Hutchens follows: Saxon Roush, lxlilcl- reci lvlcixlurciie, Helen Sparlcs, Virginia Nelson-CJilicial, Vvancia Taylor, Eva ,lean Nlorris. i.ucille lxiartin, Virginia Allen, lxlilclreci Beinap, anci Flo Etta Xvessier. The Faculty VVins :Xssemipiy Demonstral ion ua f . I 1 f , 1 1 . 'A , 4 .1 -.nr- .-avf' ' ,,,,..-.199-'-' .mf ,pan-. J? 14 piration . - y., .-'. 1, x f 1 ,,.. , 1 -'A,,,,.v,,, ., .1+,., ,V Y, ,ir , w . M f 1 X .,1, , ,. .KJ .K 5 'f I:lif,,i2'L'iQ2E'i.M,L:i:?L -A :,:: -,.f1.,-- ...Q iiiort-me Aciznns Vice-presicienl Hon Snmiioy 5Pr'reim'y ,ioim Dixon Pre-sirif' nl leader Al tim iwaci oi' tile junior Class iilis yffnr are lilrvv spirilmi inciiviciunis. prvsicivnl is .ioiln Dixon. Wim van niwnys sm- iiw ilumnrous siciv oi linings ami is n vnpznimic ntiiivh- nnci rivimafvr. Supporting JOilIl as vice-- presicient is i:i0I'f Illf6' Acimns. wilii in-r gm-niai personality: nnci ns secirvlnry Don Snmiic-y. sf-rious ami 1-i'i'ic'ier1l'. ,iiilPSf? rvprvsenlalive- IUPIIJJPFS oi lin' iunior Ciass prove limi fkfggif-n Higii wiii not iilfii iine ieacivrs next vear. TABLES TURNED The memhers oi, the junior Ciass were not iong in arfcustom- ing themseives to the new environment the high school offered. Thev tooic the teasing of the senior Ciass good naturediy and turned the tahies on the seniors more than once. The juniors have heen enthusiastic participants in aii schooi activities. They have provided the schooi with some first rate athletes, dehaters, and schoiars. The student hodv profited hy their energetic interest in schooi affairs. it was encouraging to see the iarge groups of junior high students merge and hecome one with the senior ciass in maicing an exceiient student hody. A M xx? I SF AWN WSE Marion Alaplanalp limma .lane Allison Gene Arnold I Eugene Barnet! Garnet Beck Bettie Bevan Lejenne Broadlaen! Alice Call JJ Barbara Adams Boyd Amen Slmirley Arnold Diclc Barney Gloria Beclc Bert Bingham .loyoe Broplmy Junior Call Eloise Florence Kay Adams Adams Adamson Lee Anna Mae Gordon Andelin Anderson Anderson Francis David Balcer Ballanlyne 'UA File Rui 1 Blnclclnurn Georgia Clillonl J 4 Bryan Bur! Steven Dorotlly Colleen Carney Call Carden Joyce Allcema Kay ADJBISOH Gladys Bflfliel' Lena Bassarelli Lou .lean Burrell Dom Boggio Viola Burlon Sllirlc Carro y Il Audrey Allen Nlarvel Anderson JHUICS Barlwr Annelnclln Beeson Max Berry:-sen Joc- Bornlllu lfenl' Bll5ll0ll Vvayn 1. Casey Virginia Allen Mildrell Anderson Keilll Barlow Howard Beaudoin Kay Beers Lucile Bosgiclor .lean Busicn Daisy Cavalli 50 Lois Howard Cnwlcy Cliainlucrlain NW - ora .J arlbnra Cliristz-nsvn Lowell Raymond Clantz Close Vera Delores Cowlislmw Cox Vvnnvla Elsie Dailey Dalton .lack Lamont Davis Davis Dee Vernon Diclcson Diew .lune Arlene Elcstrom Ellis 57 Jean Clmnilyerlin Beatrice Cliristvnscn lvlnry Comer Junior Crass Cllfluncey Daly Niarjorie Day .lolin Dixon ileallllc Ellis Enid Lois Clmmloers Ciiapplc ixiarjoric Florence- Cliristianscn Clarli C CII l..0l'l'dlllC C0mlS CO0 P H l . . k L ' 3 -ff gf ge-' l fl' s-' 4 i' ' N 1 ' -- I l Boi, iq V I ' ls RHIC X 0 l '. f J-'fa Arnold l I ellainorc Orville Elliot Neill D00 IIC Dudmhn Louise Betll Englancl Esciilel' Holm rt Clmrrl Louise Clark ixla rjoric Cook .lorry Cross Luella Darlington Cecily Anne dc Nloise Belly Jean Dunlmni Bnycl Farr Lnvon Cliziltlnnil lxliirion fliuuswi- iltlllll Coonvy lxlnx Curtis Floreim- David son Douglas: Dicliens IIICZ Eclicrsli-y Elaine Farr JUDO Cherry Arli-nv Clilloril Patsy Cottrell Bcve-rly Daley I lalvnrtl Davidson Dallyrc Dirlisoii Rn y EClVlllSOll l.0lt'llC Fitfl' QW? Qt l Ricixarcl Joyce .lune Elvn Rene Doris Riclxarrl Farr Fingcrle Fislrimurn Flamm Fleming Fleming E ,Q b' emi Fife' C if Earl , Rulll Tom Norman Betty Foulgef Fowers Fowlcs Fox Freeman Stanley Gordon Nlorris Betty Harvey Fryer Classmnn Conlon Govern Cvranquist on Greill Bolo Ken Gwilliam Guclmunclson Crunnarson Vernon Donna lxlac Dorothy Nlflfy Hansen Hardy Haulrlfr Allowee Francis Keitix Willard Lunnn Heiner Hendrickson Henclerson Herbert Hess Edward Lu Jean Etlrcl Alice Aclclc Eclgnr Hincilclill Hincilclill Hocking Hoclges Hodgson Hoggnn Helen Bob Belle Dorotily La Var Kay Home , Huggins Hull Hurst Hurst Huss 59 Pearl Flinders llalx Rutlm Freestonc Janet Greaves Clifton Hancock Helen Hnyclr-n Bud Hickman Katiiryn Hone Nude Huiclr Helen Forslmerg Marcel l C Fronlc Elehhill' Grow Plryll is Hancock Helen Heimlcc Bob Higginson Lucil lv e Hope n Evelyn n Jacobsen ODS 51 00 Bill James lxlary Kenny .l im I-e0 Leo Loll Ol en Lynr Diary lxlalinowslci Plxyllis Nlatlson lxiax IN 1cLea n 6l Harriet Jansen Tllelnla Kruitlzoscli Bertha Letl1er Gene Long Carol Lynch Helen Nlalinowslci Dale Maw Niilcireri lvlcpllie .lerry Jenlcins DCHII Krum PCT!! lan Lelialm Lewis Jayne Longstrotli .lean Nlacicloclc Owen Manning .loan Maynard Pat lVleissncr DDIIH JCIISCYI Paul Kfunlpeffnan l lncla Lewis t' O 1 i 1 Max .lensen Dali- l.8Hl0f?8UX Law on Lim urg zalretli RI I1 Don J . . ii? - ' 1 . ft .Will IE: ' A, HCL!! ' '- - we-511' ii if Q i1?,E,l l, l it 5- -. If g i . i ' r 6 ki arston Y Katlmryn Louise lVlcFarlanrl Niclrarlanml Dorotlxy .laclc lwerrill Miles Maytlxel .lcnsen Thelma Larlcin .lacli Linci Marian Lund June Malan Alice Martin Juanita McGill Clmarlcs Miller Jfilllllt' JODOQ Ralph LHTTII 17 l 5? i , v Phyllis Linclgren Aurdell Luncigreen Lex Nlalan Lucille lvlartin IN larjorie lVlcKfri- IN largarvt lvliller .limmiv .loncs Rutli LHWSOII lvlary Louise Logan Virginia Luncly Sid Malan Canslie Maruri Elizal'Jr'tl1 lvlcliinstry VCYII lxlortiaunl fl!! :22 :QV Hi F me' ff ,ff iffy ' 1, HW X La Rue Eva Jean George Morf Nlorris Morris P Q Byron V . Q Margareiha Naishiil Neilson Nell in X Parley Virgin a Donnell Newman Norclquisl Norris Mary Martha Doris Olsen Ophielcens Owens Boyd Ken! Paul Payne La Donna Melha Timmins Plyer Polirlor Pnorie Blair Lorraine Annu Rand Ranclnll Rr-iil Parlay Umlini l .ois Richardson Riclie Riley 65 .rffggQ:j'5 Dorothy Murdoch Barbara Nelson Mary Nlarvel Nlurfloclc Nlurphy Betty Lois Nelson Nplson Blaine -hm Glenn Puulton Rulln Rc-no Connell Rollerls Shirley Reynolrls Dick Rockwell Evan Murray Virginia Nelson Donald Ogrlvri I 1 Viigiiiiii PERSONS Bob Polly Ruth Purringlon Virginia Barbara Rhine Richards .IFIITC l-0l'Yily czellff ROl'lCNVCll Ross La Maine Murray Beatrice Newberry Lillian Olson Jane! V 1 Patterson .JN is X Raleigh Glen Richardson Saxon Roush xi? 3 M 34 , . 231 gi f. 5 .M A pm .-. s V 1? 2 1 0, is an hy? . f '5'.'i! '6 iss 4 3 'Q ,Q in , X2 - x 32 l T ,':L ' YI K K- w 9 wg 1 gf A4539 f N 1 1 J, X f PS1 my 7 if 61 Marion Rowse Dean Sffaddon Marilyn Slnupe Belly Lu Slllltll Norma Snyder La Var Slarlc Joyce Summerill Rulll Tile 65 :Xclricnnc Ruiirll Lew Sm ll La Rae Sllurllell Cl,'.1.f Slnilll '43 Riille Sncwcll Carl Sh-plwens BiiIl'JE'lfB SVVHII l-nmre Tilh-nsor La Run Russell '-Ll0 Scot: Warren Sluurllell .lean Smitll Clycle Sowers Gerald Slepllenscn Barbara Taylor MCIIS TOIHIHH I-H XJCYII Russell Joanne Smwcroll Belly Slnurllill f 1 GIPD SH Hd' UDL' lxlariannc S1-ppi1l1 lVlma Sluxrllrll l' I ODE l'llT'I' Phyllis ' f- fx ' gk-wart . a - 1 H lf A! ell ce-,Tfij ' 3 d Q fl Norma Taylor Gerry Toone Kennelli Tliompson Edward Tracy BH fllilfii SFI !1f'l!'I' x1,'l.4f.1.4 Svssinns lxlargarcl Si n r pson Evelyn Snarr .learmelle Spilslrury .laflc Slolcer .lanell rhornollk Nlae Tracy Rayman .lim Snnrlor. f' Sargvanl C kat D Lois Sli? flllilll Rada Slade Dorollly Sn:-rlclon .loyco Squires hliack Stone Marsln Tlmuclin Nlarga ml TfCSPd Cl' ,3- Dllllalll Sllilllh Donna May Smirl lvlarilyn Snell Jack Standing Ma rjory Stuart 'E' La Ru: 'ev- THJPCISQ7 Nlarllm Trcsr-dvr V Barbara Turner Maxine Vctterli Joan Anne xvntvrstrnrit Nota WIICCICT ixiargaret White Betty Lou Williams Avis Wood Dorottxy Vallinga Clive VVacie Helen Vvatliins Florence Vvimvlwrigtl Anne Nvimitmeyer Dean Williams Leon Wood t Jeannette .tune Maxine Joiln Vance Van De Grail Vancictlei Vernieu June Lelanci Ann Ctxarlcne Wagner Vvalceiielcl Ward Warner Ver Denc VVayne Bill Webb Vvclbcr West A Gayle White Loc Vvilmx Neclra Juanita Vvilliams Vvintclcr Acta Amy Francis .lean Woodburn VVoociiJurn VVoociiJury Vvoociwarrl Jeanette Clara iviarva Willis Woolsey Wright Wright Wynn Artemis Vetas Rutil Vvatertall Vvancla West Harolci Winn: Miriam Wilcox Willard Xvinwnrci Glen Vvoolsoy VERNON WARNER Vve are sorry: But we have no time for fears We are consoled, Knowing that those Vvhom we have lost behind Are now ahead. W: 'Af' uidance S fT??? Sophie Reed Secretary Robert Bischoff President Illia Russell Vice-President i l fxecutialen Tile strongest indication that others feel We are preparing to take the reins of government into our own hands is found in the fact that we are allowed a student government. The experience in self government that We have gained here will be invaluable to us when it becomes our task to guide this great nation. Let us always cherish this right of student government, along with an the other great privileges found only in a true democracy. 70 Council Tlie Student Council is one ol tlie most important organizations of Ogden Higil Scliool. Representatives are chosen lvrom Pilffll advisory room accorcling to tlie number ol stuclents enrolled. Vvllile in session tlwe stuclents foresee and plan all activities that aclcl enjoyment to students' sclmool life. Tlme council meetings are concluctecl lmy student lmocty ollicers ancl super- visecl lay faculty members. Tlme clay following eacli council meeting tlwe representatives malce reports of tlme proceedings to tlleir llome rooms. Suclm an arrangement enalmles eacil stucient to lic-ep inlormect concerning extra curricular activties. an il0Sl ptltllE' ciiUYilllII1l Secretary Ntitctrect Taggart Presictent Vertex t3iI1,QtlklIH Vice-Presictent 14AAociativn Ttxe Girls' Association represents one ot tide intiuentiat tactors in ttle tite of an Ogcten Higti School girt. iwitdred Taggart, Verta Bingtnam, and Joseptnine Giovanini, association otticers, together witti Miss Bat- tinger, tacutty supervisor, tlave atuty ted time girts ttwis year ttlrougti many unctertatcings. Our sctioot woutct be at a toss Wittiout sucti an excettent organization, tor tile girts stanct tlirm tor every worttny enterprise. Ttley are ever reaoty to sing ttne praises ot eactl tiero as tie goes torttig they are ever striving to become tieroines ttiemsetves. 7 if-I ' Council il-llff governing lnociv ol tlie Girls' Association at Ogden Hidli Scliool Pt F . 1' D is tim Girls' Council, wllicli is composecl ol' representatives lroin tlw P' , . 1 aclvisory classes. llie organization serves as 21 lvoncl among time girls. ln-rl Jing tliem to iorm lasting ancl en'ovalJle lrienclslii is. Tliat time girls I . 1- I , I P- arc lmeliincl tliis organization one liuncirecl per cent is eviclent. Yliliey liave sliown genial Cooperation ancl entliusizlsm in every responsilmility. 'lille comlcmination ol' tllese two qualities gnnranteecl tlie success of sncll activ- ities as Big Sister Day. Vlilie Accolacle, print Dress Xveeli, rlqllf' ivlolliersi lea. and girls' assemlJlies. 14dminiAt1-atvr lieynolf' ol the scliool year has lmon lo clovelop in an flliledive way time spirit ol Cooperation. Vliliis lias involvecl tho siuclenfs. parents. and liaclllly. Eacli group lias aclwievccl a sense ol ils own rcsponsilmiliiivs. CD11 lliis lounclaiion we will lmilfl a resperi lor eavli 0ll1fAl'.S responsilmillivs and, Consequently. a progressively improved liigli scliool. CZLEN EYE, prinfipul ln tlie nortliwest corner ol tlle tmuilcling are lour rooms: tlie reception room. wluere teas are lielcl ancl important guests are receivecl. Principal Eyes ollqice. Dean Vviclclisonis oliliice. ancl tlwe main office. Plwlie main office statl is composecl ol tlirev energetic. clieerlul. ancl competent women: Miss uGrace Atlcinson, supervision l1eacl, signs excuses for us. sells lmoolcs. aclvises N.Y.A.. ancl is scliool supply clerlcg Nliss Verna Riley is official registrar. malies transcripts of creclits, ancl records grades. She is also lwostess ot the reception room. Miss Pearl Drumiler is lxflr. Eyeys secretarv. mimeograplier. teleplione ancl raclio operator, ancl general stenograptier. VVitl1 efficiency ancl clieerlulness ancl an unquestionable sense o lllUIlOI', tlwese VVOITIGII CZIITY l3lll'Cl6flS lOl' IIS bliss Atkinson Bliss Drumiler lxliss Riley Y Judgment Tile ability oi a citizen to take part intelligently in his government depends largely upon tiene kind ot education ire has received: imence a major responsibility of our school is to develop such abiitiy. Our purpose is to tearzii students to tiiinii cieariy. to criticise ieariessiy, and to judge wisely. Each must assume the responsibility for the kind of conduct that will benefit ali. EUGENE R. W1Dn1soN, Dean of Boys 76 Xvlml Shall l wisll lor you. ns. liortiliml lJy your liigll scllool vxpi-i'ic-i1f'4's. you Sfanfl lacing lim lnIllIll'f?? l wisl1 lllat you may liml your spllerv. lrully a1ppi'i-ciulixc' ol llw mlvzmiilgcs ol living in Il clei1iof'rm'y. may you giv- flw ulmoil scryivf' lo yoursf-ll Elllfl lo Sorieiy. Ziiiiixx lg.Xl.l,lNGliR, Umm of Girls l uully f uunfil: Ill0l'Ill0y. Slllilll. N a -' .Xlmplune1lp. Xxliclilison. XV. Slllilll, llnllingvr. iliugjgjur It is indeed a pleasure to extend greetings to the students ot Ogden High School. I hope you seniors have already made plans to continue your education in institu- tions of higher learning next year. But Whether you attend college or not you should continue to study. If you leave high school thinking you have Hfinishedu your education, then you have made a serious mistake. reetingn The tour major purposes ot edu- cation have heen designated as: self realization, human relation- ships, economic efficiency, and civic responsibility. With these ohjectives in mind, I am sure you will apprecaite that high school has been only a place of hegin- nings and that graduation means a genuine Commencement of a richer and hetter life. Hearty congratulations upon the completion of a most successful school year! W. KARL HoPK1Ns, Superintendent 78 p4re ou Prepared. As we say tarevvoii to nnottwr gractuating Class. we arf- not so inuv It concernect about what sovioty will cto tor you. as wo are about wlml you are prepared to do tor society. The inctivictuai wtlo. Party in lite Catviws tlw vision ot tiis rosponsi tmility to tiumanity in rnaiiing wortiiy W'0l'tilWl1til+ rontritmulions in tti 0 adjustment ot fl cornpticatect worift neect never worry atmoul wiiat sovie-ly wilt do tor him. mt-imere is that srattewttm in increasvtii yet more-. And ttwrv is ltml wittitwotctetil more than is meet. but it tondettw to poverty. Time titwrni soui shalt be macte tat and iw that watervtti siwaii iw watorefi iwiinsvtii. -prov. I I, 24-25. fygcten City Pmoarci ot Fiflllfiltilll .I If .-t1 in Ivli to ll fin CEU-I Ii. Tom 2 liiif -S H. Rilu .-XII ,t-1A 1 IS. F iill lm iilvct bi. Nyv Fiiivs I.. .toni ...as na 3 1 ., in ga mx am L MN x.. rf' vw- v- , j- 4:A.,1 K K V '-S ' 'lui ALBTMEIEITS v Cvordination PIII c wi ' 1 riiiirougii tile tireless ettorts ot Wir. Hanson and tlne music students, many en- ioyatmle lmours ot Fine music anci entertainment have lneen producecl tor assemblies ancl concerts. The aim ol ttle department ilas tween to grow ancl to extencl its opportunities to all stucients. Cirowing steaclily stronger. ilk' iaancl and orctlestra have aclvancecl towarcls ttleir goal ot acliieving symphonic proportions. Time vocal section lias worlcecl for national recognition. Time wtmole department lxas striven toward perfection anci a tiner knowledge ot music. 84 The inctivictuat development students experience wtiite practicing ctaity is incteect pronounced. rlqtlf' raggect ectges ot ttic amateur ctisappenr. Hlllt art tmegins to take ttorm and potistm. Ntnny tnegin to see ttie ciirection in wtiicti ttiey travel. wtiite tiittierto ttieir grinct may tmve seemed purposetess. . xx Wcf' 1 -xr :lx .x Vg xx Symplavnicm H1 v Kidd! Concert In addition to its appearances at the opera, Cantata. and Ctassicatia, the orchestra is featured at its annual spring Concert. The band, playing at assemblies, games. and a concert with the ctnoir, has also done its share in providing enter- tainment. As a unit of the R.0.T.C., it participates in all military parades and functions. D 1 ,xi X ,i K x' t llll UI ull: Llculu ' WM The boys' and girls' glee clubs represent time sciloot at many functions. From their ranks come the future members of the A Capella Choir. Timrougtn its trip to the National Niusic Educators Conference at Los Angeles, the Choir not Xoniy iurougilt fame to the Ogden High Sctiooi. but also ughtSpack with it a lceener appreciation for music and x ifgifwi H QM 87 IFS' XX l0lllll'f' r'liH'0lIl RlDSPX'f'ilf Dramatic art is interesting to study lbecause ol its Close Connection with tlie lmeliavior ol liuman lie-ings. Sucli a stucly turns oneis attention to liimsellv and teaclies one to olnserxfe more closely. Expressing tiuman emotions on tlie stage is oliflicult and Cannot lae clone witliout self-conlqie dence. Self-Conlliclence is largely sell-forgettulness, lor tliis reason it is essential in an actor wlio steps before tlie tootligllts wearing an utterly clillerent personality. Intel-pl-etationa X , JVJXJUA f V , Wg33,,r,JAQ Seven SIA ter Tide piot of tim 1940 production revoiveci arounfi tile Baiiian Custom oi marrying the eldest daugiuer of time iamiiy first. This farce Comedy, iaid in Rumania. rici1 in costume and atmospidere. and imiiariousiy enacteci ily a taienteci cast was a truiy successful performance. Directed ivy Harold Rosevear. tile cast ot characters inciucieci ivirs. Gyurixovics. a wictow. Helen Grix: iwer seven fiaugimters. Katinica. Jeanne Vvacicer: Sari. Wiary Lou Foulz: ifiia. Janet Jonesg Mitzi. Sophie Reed: Terica, Neta Cilaroiz Liza. Melina poiidorg Kiara. Helen Hayden: Coionei Racivianv. Roimert Niforegorg Gicia Raciviany. Roiuert Piiiiiipsg Ferenz Horicoy. Ricimrci Brown: ix'1iC'ilUPi Savcioriiy. iwaurico Riviiarcisg Tony Teieixi, Don Yeamang Janiao. Darrell Xxyiiiiams. Learning to intiect time voice anci controi tile imociy are tile most important pilases ot ciramatic art. it classes cimant a long series ot syiiaixies, wilicil seem to tae an ecilo from tire tower ot Baibei, they are protnaimiy trying to increase tone quaiity anct tile voiume ot their voices. it tiley pantomime tile most common ot actions min- uteiy. they are ctiscoverinq tiie use ot ezlcii muscie in tire expression of emotion. Using tiiis knowi- ecige ot voice intiection anct inociy controi, time ctramatic art student is aimie to present an ettec- tive interpretation ot a retoici story or n ctramatic reacting, wiiicim are so mucii in cternnnci now- adays. fxpramlivn lllicrvpla neA Rmiio-21 siiiiivcl wilicii oiiiiws innunwruimic- opporlunilivs lo limsv inlvr- vslvci in n young anci iertiic fic-ici. xyfliff' ciovviopiiwili, sfripl wriling. lr-c'i1nir'ni sluciy. Riding, zuui announcing arc illfillflixil in liiis inim'vsiing sfuciy. Tiwsv liiings. as wx-ii ns lin- momiern amivnrwvs in rnciio. nn' sluciivfi in lime rzlfiin class. As rnciio oiicfrs oppuriunilies in nii typos oi worix, il is u popular vinss witii Ugcien Higii sfucienls. Tim imcsl innlc-rini is oitc-n used in presoniing El wi-viiiy rnciio program. lilus giving liw slucivnls lin' Elfillili c1xp0i'ie-iu'c- Ilf'0lIt'Ci lo nllnin il liiorougii llixciwsluilciliig oi lins new SCi9IlCP, UI FORGIVE ME MY MEMORIES I never have forgotten him, I iived in the city of my love Am-I if for 8 moment I forget, CDne month, of an indian summer, The summer which I thought was spring: A phantom strain of Dehussy, VV! .rhw d ' them 1. A iittie taste of duhonnet, a passing . lem 6 mlm S m P Q me Q were , ihe sounds of the Negroes. Smeii ot cigarette, the excited cracicie P . F I assing near a street iamp Of a map along a southern route,-1 Singing lonely Songs Bring me his face again' In voices iiice moon-liquid His fingers, and his city. Flowing over naked sicins. Fern Niarquart Harold C. Armstrong eonnrd A. Robins The Writings in this hook display most appro- -J 'iffy priateiy the finest produds the English depart- Q, .J ment has to oizter. The 91141 trument tilfttlf' Cl1EllTltJ6!'S BlElFlCt'l6 K6UCtCtt MC'K?5' xx!ttSOn Tl10fnltV And ttie doors in ttie City, liiiat part ot ttie city. tnoors ttiat were rect, tvlue and gray Higli. panelerl. and stiutl Vvere ttie doors ot ptiantoms. For ttie people wlio lived Pmetiind ttwem never appeared, And no one ever clasped ttne brass Not even a window open Or a candle at it Noddingf its vellow tiair And crying lweavv tears. 'litre love ttiatts tiere,-1 Ttiat is new to me ls not ol svmpattlv. or intellect. IlOCtiFfl'S, Or Common interest, For it is ot ttie reasonless. Simple lcind . . . only love, To tae wittm. to tie near And in sucli moments As time darlc migration Ot ttie liglit from a room He comes and talies my liancl And we wall: a million streets Until tlie ligtit returns: Tlien tie goes tmaclc to tlwe rity Vvtience tie came. ttie eity wlii And l stay tiere in a crevice ln an oeeanless Country. ttwe otti er. te and Widf f-JANE Sl-INTER tSnuflf-in UI' I-j.iQl.SIn f ruth D B. Y. Anctetin Creation Some ot our greatest opportunities are in our creative atinitity. Vvtien atyitity is present. anct ftevetopeet, art is proctuced. Vvtlite time inextiaust- itote tiietcts are explore-ct, tatent actapts itsett to ttie scores ot subjects con- necteft with our Art Department. The pteasing expressions ttlrougti mectiums ot crayon, pencil. paint. ctay, and tinoteum cuts continue to tascinate visitors, anct art tmecomes increasingly interesting as we tearn to appreciate it. Bitt Jotinson Vvanda Taytor txftargaret Barton Lee Andetin Ttie aims ot ttie art department can tnest be ittustrated tay ttle resutt ot student ettort. Talented students tiave worked tire- tessty to produce ttlese exquisite compositions in ttie stitt-tite and scenic tietds. tttustrative and commercial art wort: is stiown in ttme main-divisions and other cotor processes ot ttwis pututication. But ttle actlievement ot a fine appreciation tor att artistic vatues in tite, wtiite ditticutt to ittustrate or demonstrate, is one ot ttie ctiiet aims ot the department. Vvillis Smilll 14 Changing Careers are lormulatecl in high scl1ool. Uncler time microscopes ancl scaritiers ol' inquiring stuclents. lime beauties oi life wimiclw mecl tlwe pleased and accepting eye oi a naturalist lmecome a reality for line researcld oi a sluclent. Tlmis transformation ol lile irom lveauty to reality parallels time transformation ol' tlie stutlent irom iclealisl to scientist. Sucim a clmange is tile progress ol! tlwe World. Oo W' In the up-lofclafe lalnorzztorim of Ogden High School. sluclenls rvulizc the flppliraiion of surlm pmctifal and llleorc-tical sfionfes as Cllcmislry and pllysivs. Tlwso Oxpvrivrlcvs give IIIGIII Ei new llfld9l'StXlI1fhllQ' of llw sulmjvd and arouse the desire lo delve furllwr inlo rvsc-arCI1. Aspiralions , ,, , . :ml pwsvrxl in c-vvry scivnlisl. past, presenl. and fulurv. HHS clvsirc- is the liglrl wluirll iuumiunlvs flux pnllm ww luollcw lo llw ullm-moclern tomorrow. l2frMW',X X Vs W 0 r ld lf Q45 'f xin S, Slllilll Paul lluish 7' The proverh Dust he our ctestinyu was never more true than it is today. The earth can tell us what we were and what we are. hut we, hy means ot appliect sciences must ctetermine what we shall he. Two sciences though tar apart in application may he close in minet. Vve thinlc ot ons' selves anct the physical earth which changes ahout us in classes ot physiology and geology. Any important change must necessarily concern one ol these two sciences. Gorcton Y. Croft fiilhert lxloesinger 7- l loss- Jil XV. Comm-li I Dixon Kuppic- l':rm'sl Xxiniigsgjnrcl Vliili' llllllfl' ol El lllxllllilx lii'lDl'IlliS lllllfil lllJOIl lill' llllfililllgkililil' iilfifi oi. lllillill' mnlics. Essvnliul in all sc'i1-ure-s il lorms llw Sll'llf'illl'ill iounclalion ol our llmuglil Along wilii nn-Ciimlivni rlrnwillg il nmiws way lor liw rising ol za lnlivr lmuilcling limn inns on-I' iwcn imuiil iwiiorr- imy man. 'iiiiis f'0ITliJill2ill0ll symlmiizc-s liw imuilcl 1 , . . ind ol in rzlu- lo ffrvzxlvr in--igiils. imuiil on nn 4-vvr-c'0l1slm1l iounclnlion. iliis ilbllll 5- P rlallion. vssvnlizli in liw pasl mul gui-se-Ill. will iw liw ps-lim-slzni lor lin' fimngc-s liml liw liulurc will luring. 0 0 mn Cimfiin Xviliimn Cnlllrnilii ii. iXc'l1nf'li1 At mid-year zu nvw Coursv. EI6ll1ixIltilTf,' Psycimlogy. was added io H10 group of social svierlre stuciics. 'Hui students of this Class gain a knowi- ecige of tile stimuli, rompiexvs. mul l.P6IiIlQS lo VVI'liCIl iulmau beings react. an f entA By stuctying tiene icteais ot our toretattiers, tt1eir triais, and their accom- ptistiments, tiwe sociat science stuctents receive a broadening intvtuence wtiictm shows them ttie progress ot our country. A glance at foreign inter- ests and ideas tias bI'OlIQI1t a greater appreciation for working of our government. Tile stuctents have reaped time iinowiectge ot yesterday, mouicting its rictm heritage into usetut and practical facts. wiiictl are us!-ct in making the most of toctay. anct in preparing tor tomorrow. Davict O. Peterson Virgil E. Peterson Louis H. Hunsatier 101 mwnrcl Hil1c'l1c'IiH' Zinn Davis Irclu VX'alclswor Unclvr the- supervision of IVlrs. Davis and NIV, HiIll'llC'IiH'. wilh all H10 IlPCOSS2!l'y 'books rlosc al lmml. In ii wc-H lighivcl room with finv pifluros and l'0lllI.OI'l- almle ialnlvs. llwrc- is no Pxcllsv for poorly preparfxcl lessons. X'N1hPtIlPl' nmi'cArial is rwmlerl lor re-s0i1rc'l1 or pleasure- l'PilCliI1Q Bliss Vvnclsworlll ran Ire- rvliecl upon lo find c-nfll Iwi! 0i1i lllSiY1'liIlOVVl6'llQt'. Silo knows ilu? worllm of ull In-r lmolas. :xml 'wr uclvicfi is vnllmlnlv. Study vnguen TIM- stucty ot pooptv through their written and spoken ianglmge is intvrvsting irxcstevct. Stuctcnts may tinct grammar tar tirom easy, hut the history nnct Customs ot' the inctivictunt Countries Hltiven it. pmc'tir'at c-lenient is the Corrvlntion ot' English with other tonglws. Vvhether the stuctent stucticfs French, Spanish. Latin. 0l'C1f'l'lIlElll. his appreciation ot his own IHIIQIIZIQO nnct his llIlCl0l'StilIlKItIl,Q' ot othvr l'Zlf'f'S itllft IHIIQIIQIQPS ltr? Sttllllltiltlld. IIIPIIIHI FQPXINJICIS X litilf C . Iilillll mth VPIKIPII lilQQilI't cl. Igilylllllllit IJUllItl'I' Tile Commercial Courses at Ugcien High Sciiooi are so vaiuainie that we E1 Great many students registereci in one or more snail ciasses. A definite iniiu- U' N ence is ieit in tile entire Community because oi time cieveioped from exceiient training and competent supervision. Giiiice maciiines, imusiness Engiisii. iuooiciceep- ing, typing, siwortiinnci, anci amounting are oiiereci as a practicai iounciation ior secretariai vocations. Kuineaa 104 tiltwi XV. i'r Xvittiam Atnptanaip Hortf-use Evans Calculators. accounting mactiines. comptometers. anct other 1JIlStfl6SS ll1ElCiltIlPS are oporatcci unfter supervision ot Niiss Evans anct ixftr. Aiipianaip. Tim mori- extcnsive tile stucient,s training in tile Commercial iine. time more ainie iw Witt tie to iwcome a successful stenograpiier or izmootctieeper. Furttwermore. iiis chances of getting employment after graduation from tmigtd sciioot are greatly increaseci. World Typing is lmcoining more and more usolul in every-clay life. Aside lrom the necessary linowleclge one musi lmve for a commercial voration. it servvs llw inoliviolualys personal use in numerous ways. rlqllff siuulenis wllo have lmcl training uncler lwlrs. Franlce. lvlr. Farnsworili, lvliss Slwlclon, or Miss Keller will lmve Fl lqirm liounclaiion. Berl Furnsworlli Allwrla Sheldon lxlurgjarel Koller Elsie Zilnicli X 5 'X 3: .XX X . x or q xw X X: Xl: X ffice Haul-A Sliortliand lwas been tliouglwl to be practical only lor stenograpliic worlc, lmut il is now usecl in a new profession lcnown as slmortliancl reporting, one ol tlwe lew pro- lessions in wliiclu unemployment ol relialale worliers lras never lbeen a prolmlem. Students lilce tliese classes, as is manifest lay large enrollments and industrious activity. From tlie ranlcs come many speecl lcings ancl many first rate olliice assist- ants tlie state over. I07 X I Caloric ixlilliifiil Hari A science that is necessary iior a prav- iiczai iiome is iiliif oi cooicing. At fbgcien Higil Scimoi. iiie Cooking slucienis receive mucii eniigiltenmeni. Time new- est possiimie equipment is put into use Wiliie Cimnging tile cuiinary art from clrucigery to pleasure. I0 XX7iI1ifl'f'fl Hauser Ualue The spoil:-ss inlvrior of flu- lqilrlu-11 prunmlvs ilu- 1'SlilITllSIlIllCllf of usvlul lmlnls. In orrlvr lo pul inlo prm'lif'c- llwir lulowlmlqv ol app:-Iizing rlislws. IIN' shlrlvnls pre-parv IIIIICFIOOIIS for ilu- f'ilff'fPI'iFl. For El HIOFOIIQIIIY lrninvfl moclvrn girl. Hu' IOLIIIIIEIHOH of za pl'm'Hc'21I mul C'f'0Il0IIliC' rlolm-Stir' life- is Iilifl. Stitclce Tile stuctents ot tilt? sewing department tearn inucti more than simply sf-wing pioccls ot Ciotti togettwr. How twctitos ar? macte. wtmt ttwy are matte ot. anct wtwn Cflftflill materials are ctesirntmto. are interesting questions wilti izlsfinnting answers. t.0nrning to use- Cotor nnct lines to turing out ttie twst in onegs porsonntity is vntor- taining as weti as practifat. Xviwn tiw proctucls ot ttiis ctcpnrlmvnt are rtispiuyc-ct nt time tastiion stiow. ttwy Compare tavoratxiy with protessionnt Croations. tXIEll'QEil'6't CTOFIFSS Iillilnil t.0ll Nlflgill Elmer Peterson Beverly ixiaian. Secretary: Lucille Parker. Vice-Presh cient: Robert Butler, Presirienlg .Ianel Jones, Recorder. Sic:-ip tal-eA The Seminary is one of tilose institutions which are estainiisiweci among men to preserve Within time individual, qualities ot character which imring the greatest joy to tile greatest number. Tile long experience oi tiene race iias proved suctm study to be sound. A study oi the fundamental concepts of joy, seems to be particularly significant tilese days when great forces oi ciisintegration and dissolution are at woricg when suspicion and ciistrust are dominant attitudes between nations and inciivictuais. some persons find places in tlie world tltrougli llweir intellect, and a great many tlwrougli almilities possessed in tlleir lxands. Carpentry and automecllanics co- ordinate llie twog tliat intellectual and manual ability, and start tlie students toward a sliilled-lalnor occupation. Vve are told tl1ere remains a great need for trained laborers in industry. Skilled Ill 31 Varian lf. Hula- Dv Yr-rv Childs Xvilll llmis in mine' nmny lmys uw looking Ivorwz lo ilu? lime- wlwn llltfj' slmll lulw lllvir plzwvs in il tillll Imnorvcl lrmlv. Vlqlwrv urv siunlenls. IIOXVGYFII W H d n 4 use- llwsc rourses. rm--roly as inh-resling lmlmlaivsz mul inlvrvsling il is wlwn llmncls IJPCOIIIC profific-nl 0llOllQII lu fre-aalv lxlzaslwpivu-s in woocl. or wlwn lmmls mul lrruin IIIEIY fun- lllv c'urre'nl ills of ilu- EIIIIOIIIUIJIIQ iif'il'llil C H50 min Aciivily in iiroiicing games Creates a irienciiy sporlsmansiwipanci companionsimip nol lo ive iorgollvn. Tin- civan anci spacious gym Hoocivci wilii suniigiii givvs an alrnospiie-re oi reiaxalion anci iiun. in time irvsim invigorating air. time arcimor ivarns oi' iiw roinaniif imow anci arrow, wiliie the new anci eniicing sport. iJacimini0n, is mijoyvgi immvnsviy ily Uiilf?I'SilliiOI1iS. Wim iinci tins game is as mnrim inn as it is unusnai. ri4il0 sociaiaiiiiy oi' groups of gay giris anci iilff inn oi Compelition iurv many to unciertaice imasiietimaii or ilit-pin. Ill Ttie importance ot a ctieery and enttiusiastic disposition to a tieatttiy tnody, is illustrated in the person ot Mrs. Hetena Case, ttle girls' instructor. Here in our gymnasium new acquaintances are made, new interests pursued, new pastimes untotdod. Friendly cooperation and association is ttie toundation upon wtiicti a tiappy and tieatttly nation is tmuitt. and Kvdq Il5 iwiajor .ioiwn H. Ciimson Ilia:-cl: Soiving proimiems oi tactics, map reading. first aici, anci musicetry. time R.U.'li.C'. Cadet receives a weii rouncieci pimysicai ami inteiiectuai training. He is iilllffili lo taiie orciers as weii as to give timem. He is tilllgili to taice acivantage of a situation anci maiie time most of it. Above aii,-'im is taugiit to respect time iiag ami time gov ernment of tile United States. C'0l0Il0l RI1CElNlIfN'llXl, S'l'.-Xlflf Xvinlivlcl QT2llAlXYl'iQ'lll Rilillill'Ll Slinf l.lk'llll'Ilillll L 0lUlIt'l . Nlujor ...... . Rolwrl lfisclmll Cwupluin mlc cle- Ciinnp , . , . Bill Collins Cxnpluin mul fxililllillll . , firunl Hepworllm Cnplnin ...... . l.u Nlur lglIl'l4Il?I' finplnin . . . .... licnl Duvall Cupluim . . . . Riclmrcl lXlK'CilCllilllilll liirsl Liculvnunl . . . . Rulpll Nolblv lfirsl Livulennnl . . . Ihlf- Kemp Firsl l.ieulvimnl . . lflclon Loclilmrl ijirsl i.i1-ulenaml . Curlis IQIICQSC lfirsl l.ivl lli'lNlIll . . l.u lxlill' Kiclman Gage Rodman l'irsl l.l0ul01mnl . . ' . cNllilFlPS Nlowlmray SCCOIKIl.l0lllPl1ilIll. . , . . HEAI DQL V.'XR'I'IiRS CC D Il 'ANY Cilplnin .....,....,.. lolmn ljierw ifirsl l.iz-ulvnnnl . . Hee Linlorcl Sc-roml l.i0lIll'llillll ..,.. . lDonulcl PN-rry BAND fnpluin . . . . . . . Curl Buelllc-r ljirsl Lieulvnzml . . Jack .lnnlcc First Lieulcmml . . .lolm NiK'llOlilS lrirsl l.iK'llll'IlklIIl . . . Rolwri lgl'0ll2,fll Scconcl l.ic-ulcnunl . . XX'lUl'lll0Il lyroclvr Scconcl lliculenunl . . . Glen Xxlfiglll Sl'li0llCl l.i0ul0nnnl . . Rirlmrcl Brown ififni:-0 FIRST I5fX'l I'.AXI.lON Nlaior ........,. Slll'lN'l'l' Pa-If-rson i'irsl l.i1-ulvnunl mul xxcliulunl . . .lurlq luclclinglon CONIINXNY Captain .......,.. K4'lllN'lll llrvwvr Firsl l.i0ul1-naml . . . .... Val Cxfilllf' Seconcl liculcimnl ,.., Konraul Smurllmnilc- CUNIIHXNY IS Cupluin .......... Firsl ljeulf-nunl ..,.. . . Svroml l.i9ulennnl .,.... l:ramli NUXYIIHIII llurolcl 5l1lle-r Rosfov Kilim-s CONIP,-XNY Cnplznin ........ . Rolwrl :Xlauul First ljeulenunl . . . SPCOHKI l.i0ul0nnni ..,.... SECOND Ii.-Ylolf-Xl,lON Xlujor .....,.... 5lanl1ric'c- leiK'llkll'KlS i'irsl l.i0ul0n2ml :mtl ,Axcliulnnl ..,. llc-lvr P1-lriv C'U5lP,fXNY li Capluin .......... Royal lxlfxlllfllil' Yvrnc' Srlloss . ljuul Xvong Firsl' l.i0uic'na1nl ..... . Rolmc-rl Nlvf irogor bf?C'OllLl l.ieulc-nzlnt ..... Alill'I.Q'illl ,lulmson COMPANY F Quplnin ....... . . . lgilylllflllil :Xllwrls lfirsl l.i9lllPllillll . , . Xvillurnl ljingrvv 5vc'0ml l.ic'ul0nzu1l . fif-rnlcl XNl1'llil'l' Caloric-I CxilI'lXN'I'iQlll lic-ull-mml Colonel Slim: COMPANY CE C0Np4AxNY fjapiuin ......... Edward Sloclmeislcr l'irsl ljeulvnunl . . . Xvulter LIIICICTXVOOCI Caplain ......... Kennelll Vvlleeler Svconcl l.iK'lltl'IHllll ...... Eclwarcl Hucllvy Firgf Ilieulelmnl , . , jmfk Dultgn THIRD I5,X'I I'Al-lfjfXI Sf-roml Lielllvlmnli .... Dominir Tosvnn xlujor ........... Parry VTIIOIHHS l'irsl lie-ulvnmll :xml Ilxflilllillll . . . Soo!! Hr-rilli C'cJXIIl,XNY I ' CCJFIPAYY UI , C, .- l 4 C apiznin . . . Varcl Zulxriskie uplfun ........ , . . If-mls ,Ion-p11 4 i First Ijq-ulgmml , , I IYOYQM- XXf'em,l,,. l'irsl Lielllezlalrll . . . Cnrunl EXIICICTSOII Second l.i0lItC'llillll . . . ,lolm Picrfv Second l.i0lltc'm1l1t . . Frunfis Otis Regjinwnlnl Stuff dttention! , . .X H w,Ww W, A ' mf my .0 Mya-,-,..,,.X, WW- M w' .H 'Nw , , .K M aww .km lm.g,q31 L , , M.. wad ,Q M ....., v , Q a V3 5 fi fa my M-mmm K I 1 1 H . f fffjv 1' 6 3 ju r , ,AU ' ,X L , TIRES IELTS rf ruin: lu L ,Vx fy Y,xxQi1Q + ' CN v' -- 4. ,f1g,, K A Q 1 f...M1- Iffjfi cfrfxsi if all lin illlhii' fu!!! 5:30 Tn lk lr-r Word ,.. ., . the Comhined ettorts ot artists. photographers. editors, and husiness managers resulted in a hooli ot high school memories. Vvith cooperation and willingness, the statts Chet-rlulty tiullitted each tasti that was assigned to them to complete the l040 Classi- fuin. Vvitll the thought ot giving fjgcten High students a treasured pose session. the stall has aimed to depict the outstanding events and represent all ot the activities ot the school year in the annual. txtr. thornley, chairman: tvtrs. Chamhers, editorial adviser: Mr. Tagf gart. photography adviser: tVtr. Gat- hraith, tnusiness adviser: and tVtr. An- Faye XN'lll06lXYl'tgl1t, La ixtar Burtcner, Co-Editors dc-lin, art adviser. have ahty assisted the students with their taslxs. t.e-e Andetin, John Yvrniul Bill Johnson Junior Editors Art Editor WH! Lester Froerer Business txtanager c tl, - . l 8 lu .s ' - A ' ,. A , . -' I , . r , STAFF I. :LL J ff li I L f tr! f' j 7 ,L ,1 I, v ll' f Q .fl 1 I 1 . r od we s Q, La Wlar Buckner zlncl Faye Vvtieelwrigtit. Co-Editors: Les- ter Froerer. Business lxflanagerz Bill Jotmson, Art Editor: .lolm Vernieu anal Lee Anflelin. Junior Eclitorsg Bill Bauer. Dee Lin- torcl, Burma Heap, Ann Vvarcl. Nlary Lou Foutz, Patricia Howell, Editorial Stott: Bob Hilton, Lillian Olsen, Artists: Raye monol Kerr, Don Kammeyer, Parley Newman, Ptlotogrnpliersz Beverly Malan, Bettie Airtli. Typists: Nlarjorie Vowles. Lee Wilcox, lvlarjory Stuart, Fern Jaclison. Frances Nlnry Strat- tlorcl, Business Statt. Clauicum I25 lX'lacLean Johnson, Ruth Bo- wen, lVlarjorie Vowles, Lester Froerer. Tiger Higlcligln M Tiger Highlights has had a truly successlul year. The interest and sincere etlort ot the editors and staff resulted in a tull-sized newspaper, which has been distributed to students every two weelcs. Every important occurence at Clgden High is reported, edited, and prepared tor the putb- lishers hy students ot journalism. Miss Reynolds has elticiently fulfilled her position as adviser. STAFF Ruth Bowen, Editor-in-Chiet: MacLean Johnson, Associate Editor: Patricia Howell, Literary Editor: Keith Vvilliams, Sports Editor: Donna Houghton, Humor Editor: Margaret Dewey, Assignment Editorg Bill Johnson. Art Editor: Raymond Kerr, photographer, Thelma Reynolds, Faculty Supervisor: Catherine Woolley, Columnist: Keiner Prohst. Helen lylalinowslci. lrene Bushell, Louise England, Lestleth Lucas, Alice Hodges, Lorraine Coolc, Reporters: Enda Hazen, Sachi Tamalci, Nlarian Milligan. Shanna Nlauchley. Typists. BUSINESS STAFF Lester Froerer, Business lvlanagerg Marjorie Vowles, Associate Busi- ness lvlanagerg Rollin Beason, Bot: Petty, Jaclc Davis, Assistant Busi- ness lvlanagers. 126 Tiger ?laAlneA JUN? I5l'illl1XYPll. cwlflfiil Under ttme competent manage- ment ol student tectmnicians, ana nouneers, and managers, Ogden Higtmvs talents are lnroadeast to ttle radio audience. rltlie weelily lmroadrast over station K. L. O. gives interested students an op- portunity to learn ttme procedure ol presenting a radio program. lVliss Vvoolley and lVlr. Han- son. ttmrougli tlieir Capatmle direc- lion ot speecli and music. llave added ttue finishing toucli to time programs. STAFF .tune Bramwell, lVtanager: Glor- ia Hall, Asst. Nlanager: Beverly lurgens, Seeretaryz Keitli Hender- son. Kent Duvall. Teclwniciansz Darrell Vvilliams, Sidney lvlans- llf lield, Announcers: June Van de fviratl. Evelyn Nelson. Katliryn Hone. .lean Cliamlwerlin, Arlene Ellis. Carole Smuin. .lean Cardon. Program Vvriters: Faye Vvlieel- wriglit. pianist: .lean Young, Typ- ist: Bill .lol1nson. Cartoonist. ViYfitY'HFGfmfn'f W 0 wa 710 t 0 A bldl'j0l'lf5 xr OW tes STAFF tvtarjorie Vowtes. Editor: Viva Wtay Gammett, Associate Ectitorg Burma Heap. Scraptnootc Ectitorg .lean Ann Vvaterstractt, Actrienne Russell. trene Bustiett, Helen tvtatinowstci, Betty Vvtwittatier. La Raine Paquette, Keiner Protnst. Pat Wteissner, Lue Scott, Gtadys Barker, Reporters: Betty Jane Snett. Edna Hazen. Typists. Keeper ot tile tceysu is a term wett apptiect to Peter Petrie, wtio twas ctiarge ot ttie two tduttelin tboarcts in ttie main tiatt. His ctuties are to intorm the stuctents ott extra-curricular activities and speciat an- nouncements. Tile otaity news ot Cjgcten Higtl Sctlooi is putmtistiect in ttie fbgften Stanctarct Ex- aminer. Reporters anct ectitors tottow ttiv routine ot regutar newspaper employees. anct liius gain practical experience. txtr. Armstrong actvises ttie statt. Pete tletric The C'onteAt Jtlnletic Ciliwrt Nine-singer Dixon Kappiv Vvhmi El boy enlffrs an zllhif-lic' ronlvsl. his altifufifh. his sportsmanship. ami his lraining Cie-pf-nfi upon the man on the henvh. ki4i'lf' showing nmciv hy lhv Viiigvrs in vvffry sporl l6'SliiiiPS lo Ihr- ahiiily oi' lhfx Coavhffs oi' flgcivn High. in ro?-whens Dick Kappir- ami Ciiherl iVi0Psir1gffi'tiwrf- is a romhina- Hon of every essffniiai fivmanfieci iior surfvss. Ability anci flm'rwshwss arc- maniiesi in them. The respert their teams hoici ior lhem is lop quality. l30 Seel- Behind the Cheers that resouncl through tht- air acclaiming the Orange Streaks the vietors, are three llellows who cieserve the applause ol the stucient hociy. our Cheer leaders: Piers. Brown, and Dellamore. They are always hehinri the teams. Their antics ancl yells are amusing, hut the amount ol enthusiasm inspirecl hy them rannot he ciisfrecliteci. lflllll l,tCfS, .'xl'H0lCl lDPllilll10I'f', lgf0NYI1 The spectator who watches an athletic, Contest is rarely Conscious of the amount of worlc accomplished hy the managers. Caring for equipment, keeping an oiticial recorcl. antl keeping inventory ol equipe ment are only a tiew ol their many fiuties. .-X wicie-awalce manager aclfis no surress to his team. iHIlf'y ljllli. lsilllef, .lilfli l,ilill9, lillgfllk' lllllfl t'llCl ol' ?il-At and Though not region cilampions, tile O. H. S. Tigers turned in a creditaimie performance against their opponents. Under the coacining oi Gila Moesinger and ieadersiiip of Captain and aii-state guard, Howard Keeter, time Orange Streaics, at tile end oi tire season, found tiiemseives securely nestied in second piace. in the traditionai games Ogden retained its newiy acquired supremacy over Box Eider, and tiien in tile ioiiowing game set back Vveiner to iceep possession oi tile uiittie iorown jugf, emimiematic oi tile Ogden city ciiampionsilip. As ever, time iceynote oi tiue games was the splendid playing and ciean sportsmanship oi tiie Tiger Team. Howard Keeter, Capt. Boim Alien Glen Sandiund Pete Ramirez Eugene Green ZH tn ttie thirst game ot ttle season Ogdell was upset twy ttle CtlilIHpt0llStltlD- tlenciect Norttl Cattle Bnttctogs tyy ttw score ot I2-7. Smnrting trom ttlis cteteat ttme Tigers sounfity trouncect ttleir next two opponents. ttie Silllttl Cactie Spartans and ttie PM-m's ot Bear River. tny ttle scores ot I5-U nnct '57-0 respectivety. James txtartin Dick Tuscan Bob James Spencer Peterson lark Dalton lylerrill Crosbie Clark Slokes .lolnn Dixon Delviniloly weakened lJy llme loss ol men wllo sullvrecl injury in llw Bear River game, tlle Grange Streaks were upsel lmy Logan lo llle lune ol I3-0. Followecl tllen tlle lraclitional game wills Box lflcler, wlliclm flgclen won lay time hair-raising score of 0-6. On Armistice Day the Tiger Eleven won llme city cllampionsliip ancl flare Hlittle brown jug., from Vvelner by llie score ol I4-7. ,l1l1l1S closed a tlirilling and successful football season. l Dirk Hvrric BOIJ PmurIxicIg'c I,1iII ISFOUIQS IJicI4 I:Ic-ming I7 n 5 1 7001-tl: Ugclen Ogden Ogden C5gden flgden Clgden Clgden Clgden Clgdvn 26 6 0 Quarter NON-LEAGUE - - - - - I o0Ie ' CHl'IJ0ll Casper RFGIOIY I COIVIPIi'I'I'I'ION -. 4 I5 ,- 31 0 0 I 'I - - - A N0rII'1 CHCIHI - - South CHCIN- - Ijwar River A f I.ogim - Box EInIe-r - XNIPIJPI' I 2 I2 U O I3 O 4 Don cil'IlI.?lIkI?l1 BOIJ fXIIX I'IS0l1 XVuynP HiII C r ml IIepuorlI Co-Captain C0-Captain .lay Hanrev Cari i3llf'ili0l' i.:-on Calrnailan At time sounci oi tilt? gun enciing tile game witil Dixie Higil Sclilooi tilere came to a riose one of tile most successiui ilasicetinaii seasons in tile ilistory oi! Qvgcien Higil Scilooi. Tile Tigers piayeci inriiiiant ilasicet- inaii tilFOl1Qil0llt tilt? entire Region fjne Competition. rliill? Grange Streaks iost tile regionai titie to tile Nortil Cacile Buiiciogs, ilut entered tile State Tournament in second piace. viiilfi spirit and ieaeiersilip oi co-Captains .lay Hancey anci Cari Bueilier icept tile team on tileir toes. To top off a suecessiui weii-rouncieci team was tile man at tile wileei, Dick Kappie, coaeil of tile lifflii State Higia Scilooi Cilanlpions. 1940 State Y. . ,, , , . .a,,,,,.. .. ., ..,..'.r,.,.., www. .,....i. 'lille ttirills nnct ctmills presentect in ttw I9-10 Stntv Baslaetlmll Tourney will never lie torgotten imy nny fjgctcn Higtm stuctc-nt. ln tlw First game, ttie iliigvrs rvnclwct tlmf-ir stricte anct tairty sinottiered Letmi try ttw score ol 38-25. in ttme quarter final rounct, ttmf- lxoys lrom Ogden ovvrcnniv tlie years-olct Hfiranitc jinxu lay ctcteating 'title l ariners in an overtime perioct 30- 28. Vvitliout 21 ctouint, tllis was time most tiirilting and nerve-wrafliing game ot tlme series. After ctetoating S0lltll Cmftw 37-I0 in ttwo semi-finals. flgcten went on to ctvteat Dixie lny tim score ot Qll-26, to win ttif' State Cliainpionslwip, and to luring everlasting tmnc to ttw team and to the sctioot ttiey represent. leampiolm Q tvn Silllitlllllit Yerlc- Pierson Howurct Kvvter lfctctiv Sn ID Tc H iclc CTI' Ogc Ogd Ogc Ogc Ogd Ogc Ogc Ogc Ogd Qgc Ogc Ugd Ogd GH 611 CII BH GH CH CH CII CH CII CTI SH CH Qgden Ogden Ogd CH Qgden 55 - Box Elder 27 - A South Cache IT 42 - - Bear River 28 REGION PLAYOFF 24 ---- North Cache 27 STATE TOURNAMENT 58 ----- Lehi 25 A - - Granite 28 57 - South Cache I0 . - - Dixie 26 itle Sam-eA 55 - - - Logan 26 50 - North Cache 28 59 - - Vveber 20 44 - Box Elder 20 50 - - South Cache 5I - Bear River I6 55 - - - Logan 54 I9 - North Cache IT 50 - - Vvelver 25 f gi LCH4 X iLfL77 Q2 L Q x, Crew ,fi KLA? -Q, 'rhe l940 Clgden Fhgh basehallteanh though it did not win any region recogni- tion, displayed the hrand of clean, fast hall typical of Ogden High School ath- letes. The Tigers were under the leader- ship of captains Hepworth, Dalton, and Pierson. All the games were so close that in many cases hrealcs decided the issue. The team with a six-game summary follows: Bud Hickman, Vvataura Mis- alia, Joe Otis. Grant Hepworth, Glen Sandlund, Verle Pierson, Jacli Dalton. .oil S -is Paul Taylor, Don Smalley. Eugene GFGBII, VBFII MOfdHUHt, IJCHII BHifd. Leon CEEIITII-lllfill, BOLD GUdmllHdSOIl. GIBII Vvoolsey, Boh Higginson, and Steven CHU. flgden Clgden Clgden Cjgden flgden f3gden Strike Three Weber - Logan North Cac Box Elder South Cac Bear River - I0 - 0 he - I - 3 he - -i - 5 Tape Coach Dick Kappieis Ugden High School tracic team this year cap- tured its second successive state track championship. This is quite a distinction for Coach Kappie, since his ibasiiethaii team also Won state championship. The boys who represented the Grange and Black weii deserve their hard-earned victory. The team won a douhie victory hy taking hoth region and state tities. They also hroice three records at the State High School Relay Meet: the quarter miie reiay, the haii miie reiay, and the medley reiay. in the State High School Track and Field Meet at Salt Lake City, Leon Bart- iett hroice the low-hurdles record. The time for the oid record was 22.9 seconds: the time for the new record is 22.6 seconds. in Winning the state championship, the team took first places in the 100 yard and 220 yard dashes, iow-hurdles, miie, and the medley reiayg and the team added points with numerous second and third places. Ogden defeated Logan. her nearest rival, in the state championship race hy fifteen points, a creditahie margin. K il-llc memlacrs ol the team lollow: Captain iron Vaneli-nlmerg, Clwl- lon Feency, Lvon Pmarllett, Douglas Elclrflclge, Pmoly clamcs. Bob Allen, Eclgar Hoggan, Lelancl Saunders, Eugene Crm-n. Howarcl Keeler. Dean VVilliams, Frank 'lqrilne-, Dean Hansvn, Raymoncl Close-. lxflax lwclman. ilolm Dixon. Jacli Davis. Bill James. parley Newman, Norman Fox. Ecl Tracy. Paul Krumpcrman. Nlarsll Tliulin, Ricliarcl Fleming, Eldon Loclillari, Ricliarcl lvlcclcnallan. Dick Toscan, Lex lvlalan. 0w'en lvlan- ning, Verlin Coxey, Francis Henclriclison. .lames Martin, La Var Slarli. l.c0n Vvoocl. lxlorris Gordon. Spencer Peterson. 1-eaker Intramural The intramural program was institutecl at Ugclen High to proviclf' competition lor those lmoys who clo not play on regular srhool teams. The hoys clrill and play games in ping-pong. wrestling, anol solt hall. The team receiving the most points, hasecl on its relative stancling in each sport. refeives the intramural trophy. ,l'hroughout this program the Spirit ol good sportsmanship and Clean lun is clisplayecl. Teams are enterecl loy all the clrill companies and gym classes. There are only two requiremnets lor eligihility: lirst. each player must have a I-42 J stuclonl lmocly Carcl. ancl seroncl, Paclw player must liave- El pliysiral c-x nminalion lwlorv playing lmaslwilmll. TIN- ultimate sucfess ol surli a program clepencls upon ilu- alfiluclo ol the lmoys. Vlqlic SllCf'l'SS ol llii. Vf'ill'-S Jrodram lvslilaics that lmoys now ailerlclind ffrfrlvn Hidli lmvv Ox . l Y' . P' 2 P' rvllvnl spiril. rxtmove, Burt: Row: Btaine Frampton, Don Critlenfton, B .'Xttwrlson, .lotm Vvittis, fjrvat Barnes, .lark Faulkner. ttronl Row: 'tart Saxton, Hoggjan, Ste-rritt Crostiiv, Gord n tom-e. Ntartin Datetwolll. ciliilftl'-',l0tlI1 Dixrvli. A tess-tinown team, taut nevertheless an important one. wtiicti represents Ogden Higtl SCt100t in attltetic competition, is ttie wrestting team. tn their matcties witti various tiigti sctioots these tzoys conctusivety proved ttial wrest- ting is not necessarily txrawn taut necessarily tnrains. VVrestting is one ot ttie tinest sports tor ptlysicat development, and since it is governed in tnigtw sctloot tmy amateur rutes, it is good. ctean tun and desiratute tor competition. Another sport, wtlictl tlas received tittte recognition. but has, neverttietess, tween ative ttnis year, is Tennis. Ntatctles were ptayed tor ttle Ctiampionstiip ot the sctnoot, in wtlictl John Piers won first ptace in ttne singtes, and Donald Straub Won second ptace. tn the doututes tournament Jay Hancey and Niaci- Lean Jotmson won tirst ptaceg Bruce Ct1H1't6SW'0Fttl and Francis Lund won second place. Ttiese boys were members ot the team that tootc ttiird ptace at ttie regional meet in Logan. Jotin piers atso represented Ogden at ttie State matctles. enni Cote:-ie 5,4 x x. ! I 2 -- f1H..am..- mon 1 1 r 1 rt . X . Nla ' Bn lr , Rel o er: lflnn Nlaxry .li-nsen. Vim e u l'n-sinlenlg lean Young. St't'H'lihfy1 ltr-Hy lane Snell ljresirlenl. Evelyn Anderson. lvlarion Bader, June Henson. Verla lgillgllflill, Rlltll Bowen, Jean Carclon, Charlene Cross, Darlene Danzer. Bettie Davis. .lean Dial, Lorene Donaldson. Viva lvlay Gammell, Viola Giles. .losef ptiine Giovanini, Elaine Grow. .lacquelin Griclley. Edna Hazen. Elaine Horn, Jeanne Hulmston. Dorothy Jackson. Elna lVlary Jensen, janet Jones, Beverly Jurgens. Estelle Kellelier. Lois Leavitt, Norma Lindquist. Beverly Nlalan, Slmanna lVlaucl1ley, Betty Nloulcling. Elclene ixlulealiv. Genevieve lVleGregor. Lois Peterson, Virginia Relmerg. Soplmie Reecl. Faye Roaelm, ltlma Russell, Rutlm Rogllaar. lvlary Simpson. Carol Smuin. Betty .lane Snell, lVlary Stuart. Nada Swenson. Nlilclrecl Taggart. lwlar- jorie Vveaver, Faye XNIll6'f lNVl'tQ'lll. lxlary VVillizuns. Jean Young. .Xcla Nasli, lyresitlenlz .li-anne fxl'l1l0fS0ll, Sanlli Vlinnmlii falmsi-nt wluen pirture hula-nl, Secretaries, liltlillllqll VVnrLllm-iglu, Reporter: .losepliine lroulger, Vive Presinlenl. l-I6 Kandettau Bettie Airtlw. Jeanne Ancterson, La Rue Allcema. Sue Boyle. June Bramwell. Eileen Bramwell, Alice Jeane Barlcer, Jocelyn Ballinger, Betty Comtne. Neta Ctlarct, Rosetta Curtwrigtit, Marion Duvall, Cteone Eccles. lvlilctrecl Eames, Josepliine Foulger, Mildred Fowler, lvlary Lou Foutz, Wanda Garner, Jeanne Goclclarfl, Mary Lou Jones, Gloria Hall, Vera London, Barbara Lamto, Lorna Lowttler, Ada Nasty Eulalie Neville, Nettie Nlearie Qtmerg, Rosa Lee Peck, Anna Protllero, Lucille Parlier, Alice Porter, Billie Ricli, Alton Stratlorct, Betty clean Stieptierci. lvlicliey Sauncters, .lean Stirecli, Frances tvlary Strattorct, Sactii Tamalci. Eliza- tmetlan Vvarctleigli, Ellen Ann Vvarct. Rosemary Vvilson. l:orum's Officers: l.a Nlar Bucluier. JOllIl Xvallaer. lxlaurice Ru-I. arcls-President. Danial Drurniler. Robert Bisclioll-lJresiclenl. FORUM-DEBATE Vvillis Smith-Adviser. Robert Bisclwoltl, lisa Mar Buckner. Danial Drumiler. Jolwn Walker, Mallrice Richards, Jolin Vernieu, Jolnn Dixon, Jaclc Davis, Donald Sliaula, Harvey Vvlieelwrigllt, Lee Andelin, Bolo Petty. Edward Tracv. Corey. Nlorris fjl0l'ClOIl. CONGRESS-DEBATE Lucille R. Cliamlmersi-Adviser. Etlielyn Knowles. Catlierine Vvoolley, Frances lvlary Stratford. lvlary Alice lxflalinowslci, Marjorie Vowles, Margaret Peterson, Nettie Nlearie Olmerg, June Bramwell, Geraldine Scalzo. Lorraine Coolc, Delores Cox, Rolande Bal- lantyne, Leslmetlw Lucas, Irene Busliell. .lean Anne Vvaterstradt, Adrienne Russell. , ' litlielvn Knowles-ljresiilent. Frances lxlary Stratlord-Secretary, Catli- ik, erine Vvoolley-Vice President. lxlary Alive 5lalinowslii-Treasurer. z-,Q farms:-ran, ,umm 1-nswlf :ws fi Beverly .lurgens-Treasurer. l.orene ljoimlrlson-Vive Pre-siclvni, Viva lxlay Guniniell-Rc-porler, Clmrlene Cross-ljresicle-nt. SUBDEB-PERSONALITY Alma Clialllin-Adviser. Katliryn Beeler. .lean Cardon, Clinrlene Cross, l.orene Don- aldson. Lucille Finnerty, Bernice Fracly, Viva May Gammell. Beverly Jurgens. Pretty .lane lvlatison, Annie lvlay Rampton, Sliirley Watson. Lucile Burlmidge, Jean Cliarn- lnerlain, lvlarjorie Clwrisiiansen, Arlene Helen Heimlce, Hoclgson. Nvniicln Holmes. Kailiryn Hone, lvlarian l.uncl, Dorotliy lvlerrill. lxflarianne Seppivli, Ann Xvarcl. Ruili Vvalerlall. Jean Vvooclwarcl. l.ois Nelson. INTERNATIONAI. FRIENDSHIP CLUHHFRIENI JSHI I ' lxlargarel Keller,-Adviser. Lucille pnrlcer, :5xliCe ljorier, lvlnrgie Hoggnn. Belly fiomlne, lvlary Simpson. Vern laclcson. Helen AClEll11S, .lean Ellis, Pmelli Riglxy. lflnim- lXozic'lci. Blanelie lwlnrlmerger. Ln Von Averell. .lanesler lVlarlinflell, lxlirlaev Suumlers. Hi'lt3Il ..l0l1IlSOIl. l.Ol'I'Ellllt' Eglllliif. .IQEIII lXlilKlClOCli. Cjflffll I.yllf'll. Cwliifil Xf'xll'lQlll. lelllll l JOXl?llflSOIl. l'ern .luvlxson-Reporler. l.Iu'ille llsxrlqer-lJresiflenl, xxlixe l,or'ler--Yiu l,l'i'Siill'l!l. xlury Simpson-'l'rensurc-r. Nlurgjiv llogjgjulm-Smrc-lf1l'y. ART GUILD B. Y. AncIeIin.-Adviser. Dean Hansen, La Rue BracIIey, IVIarceIIe I ronIc. DarIeen Spencer, I'IaI Davidson, LiIIian 0Isen, BIII Johnson, VViIIie Louie, Maxine SI1urtZ, I,.ee AncIeIin. Bob I'IiIton. WRITERS' GUILD IVIarjorie VowIes. Kiyoka Ochi, CvIacIys Barker, AHHBIIJGII1 Beason Irene BusI1eII. Patsy CottreII, Lorraine Cook, Lois CIlappIe, Louise EngIancI, Lorraine Dame. Pat IVIeissner, Marjorie IVIcKee, Ann VVarcI. jean Anne Vvaterstradt, Betty VVI1ittaIcer. Adrienne RusseII. Lou Scott. I'IeIen Horne, Keiner ProImst, I'IeIen IVIaIinowsIci, IVIargaret Treseder, IVIartI1a TresecIer. STAGECRAFT GUILD Ernest VVangsgarcI-AcIviser. rI'I1omas Lucas. Curtis Rhees. Dee LinIorcI. Louis JosepI1, EarI Davis, Dee Dickson, I7IugI1 RiIey, RiCI1arLI Shaw, VViIIiam Landvatter, Le Grande NoorcIa. La IVIar IVIidgIey, CarI VVI1ite. Edwin Stone, EIwyn VVaIIcer. VerIin Coxey, VViIIiam VVooIsey. .Ioe VVecIeII. BiII Beck. Jack Davis. Lamar Kidman. Bill Joh I IIian fuse President YR e President .Ieanne VVarIcer. President Mary Lou Foutz, Reporter Helen Grix. Seeretary Nedra Lalce, Sevretary Boll Phillips. Vice Presicienl Jay Clsen. Vice President Nettie Ivlearie fyiaerg, Presiflent DRAMA GUILD IVIary Vvoolleyi-Aclviser. Robert IVIcGregor, Richard Van Ness, June Van De Grail, Louise England. Lena Bossarelli, Neta Ctiarcl, Jean Anne Vvaterstraclt, Adrienne Russell. Bob Ptliilips, Danial Drumiier, Jose- phine Foulger, Carol Smuin, Doris Gw'ens, Walter Bruescil, Jeanne Vvaclier. Helen Grix, joyee Broptiy. Ixflarilyn Snell. Steven .lean Smith. Arlene PauI. Rutii Vvatertall. MUSIC GUILD Glenn L. Hanson,-Aciviser. Nettie lxflearie Olmtvrg. Necira Latte. .Ieanne Anderson. Ne-Irion Braittiwaite. Robert Butler. Leanora Cliilcl. Charlene Cross. Lorraine Dame. Betty Eccles. Arlene Ellis, IVIary Lou Iiioutz, Sliirley Gintz, Ptmylis Hancock, Lois Hobson. Fay timid, Ivlarjorie McKee. Ivlilelreci IVICPI1ie. Kathleen IVIaIan. Lex Ixfialan. IVIarian IVIilligan. Lois Nelson. Alice Powell. Simonsen. Phyllis Stewart. .lean Vliraeli- erary, Harolci Vvtiite, IVIary Vvilliams. David Ballantyne. Jay Olson. George Iyiorris. Ilali Rutli Freestone. Arnold Dellamore. at lopl lxlarjorie Nvet NUT, bftf. illlfl lI'f'ilSlll'6'l'. Sli orter. Vivian Burne- Y. anna Nluurlmley. Rf., lt. X IFC' IJYKJS.. .IURIIIIK .All- tlerson, ljresiclenl. llearl Flinclers. Yin e l res.. l ,orraine l Janie. Reporter. Neclra Xvil- lmms. Pres.. l.a Raine Paquelle. 5er'relarx' SENIORETTES lillllllil Lou lVlcEntire.-Aclviser. :Xnctrea Anderson. Jeanne Anderson, Barlmara Atlcinson, Elaine Bell, Elaine Bingllam. Verla Bingham. La Vern Bradley. Eileen Bramwell, Vivian Burnett. Ellen Call. ,loyce Eclson. 'Phyllis Fronlc. l-orna Farr. Valmai Henessy. l.orna Lowtlmer. Genevieve lVlCGregor. Gayla Payne. Lois Pel- erson. Leila Porter, lxlary Purclie. Nlarjorie Seamons, .lean Scllreclc, Anna Stone, lvlona Slllllll, lvlargaret Vvade, lvlarjorie Vveaver. lxlaurine Vvest. Bertlla Vvil- son, Jean Vvoltllius. lxflildrecl Coxey, Nlarjorie Dieu. Slianna MHIlClll6y'. JU NIORETPES Alberta Sllelclon-Adviser. Sllirley Arnold. Lucilf- Bosquieter, Shirley Carroll. Pmarlnara Clarli, Lorraine Dame, Helen Davis, Pearl Flinders. llalm Rutlm Free- stone. Nlilclrecl Nlasters, Dorotlly Nliller. Nlartlla CJI1- liielcens. Doris fjwens. La Raine paquette. Virginia Parsons, .lean Stuart, Merle Tolman, Betty Vvlmittalcer. Neclra Vvilliams. Jeanette Vvoolsev. Nlarva Vvrigllt. Nlary WJllllt6IIl0Y6, Lorraine Randall. Sllirley Gault. lxlarjorie Day, June Hansen. Eleanor Crow. Donna Harclv, Reva Kennecly. .loseptline Ciiovanini-llresident-ltlia Russell-Vice Pres- ident, -Sue Boyle-Reporter, Gloria Hall-lireasurer, lxlil- mired rl aggart-Secretary. S POR'l'E'l'l'ES Elsie Zitniclc.-Adviser. Florence Adams. Emma .lane Allison, Evelyn Anderson, Nlarvel Anderson. Marion Bader. Gladys Barker. Betty Bevan. Sue Boyle, Neta Cliard. Lavon Ctiatland. Barbara Christensen. Bettie Davis. Nlary Lou Foutz. Wlildred Fowe- ler, .loseplline Ciovanini, Janet Greaves. Gloria Luana Hess, Lu .lean Hincll- clili, Jeanne Hulmston. Evelyn Jacobsen, lvtayttiel Jensen, Bertlia Letller, Edna l.itcl1- field, Elizalnetli lvlain. Rutti Madsen. Elizatnetti Nlcliinstry, Virginia Nelson. lxlellma Polidor, ttlla Russell. Sophie Reed, Rutti Purrington. Joyce Squires, Pretty .lane Snell. Wlarilyn Snell. Lou Scott. Evelyn Snarr. lvlariory Stuart. Nlildred Taggart. Alice. Xvoods. Norma Xfvilliams. Florence Xvlieelwrigtit. l.ois Crott. Katliryn Lewis. U GO FIRST Victor C. Hancocli-Adviser. lvlarion Alvplanalp. .loyce Pmropliy. l,.ucille Campion. Marjorie Cooli. Pretty .lean Dunliam. Louise England. Eileen Frost. Helen Grix, Don- J na Hazen. Alice Hodges. Leliali Lewis. Beverly lxlalan. ilanet latterson. Arlene Paul. .lane Roclqwell. lxflarilyn Sliupe. Rutli Nrromlaerg. Pmarlmara Vlurner. Artemis Yetas. Pretty Vvliittalxer. lvlarian Vvilson. Nlarjean Young. y Xvliitlalier. Reporter: lieverly Alalan. ljresittent: .Xrlene Paul. Vice lures.: l.um'ille Cianipion, 511 was BATCHELOR BOWLERS Ellison piclcins. Vice-president: Dean lvlinson. Pres- ident: Junior Vviliiams, Secretaryg Dean ivlinson, Mit- suo Yolcoyama, Kiyosiii Qta, Ellison Piclcins. Junior Williams, Vvaiter Bruescll, Cimester puilem, Ray Di- ploma, Dial: Raleigh. Melvin Vvileiton, Don Nlarston, Roy Gailey, Ralpiw Davey, Gwen Nlanning. Vvarren Beus. Orville Doane. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA G. Raymond poulter, Adviserg Lucille Finnerty, Nimr- jorie Vowles. Kiyolca Qcldi, lVlyrene Brian. Catilerine Taylor, Beatrice Tllorpe, Alice Niartin, Evelyn Strom- berg, Nlaurine Vvest, ivlina Siiurtlilaf. Myrtle lorgfan- son, .lune Neal. Niary Horspol, ixflary iwiurdoclc. RED CROSS By contributing a small amount of money to tile Red Cross, a student may become a memloer. Proudly PHOLlgl1 everyone in tlie Ogden High Scixool is represent- ed. 'lille business ol time Red Cross is carried on in meet- ings of delegates cilosen from eacii class. MUCil good iias been aecomplisiled timis year: tiierelore, we consider Red Cross a worthy endeavor. ix lm ffm lui, S1-irviary: l,u1illc' l inner- lxiurxvl .fXllLil'I'SOIl, Al-l'1'LlSlll'1'Y1 lil V tx l esiilenla ixlyrvln- Brian, Ijlifilfiilll, ftlmilnncl. Vim- liresinlm-nl: .lov lxlnr Xi 1 - Vimlf-S, Vim- l'r4-sid:-ni. Sm n-tary: Alias- .ln-mme Burlwr, lJI'l'SiKlI'Il 535 Ein, tlnmic Pieamu-eA Although ucvertrudeu was lost lor several clays helore the Turkey Hop, she was recoverecl in time to he rallied off cluring the intermission of the gay ancl festive dance. The whole evening was a Hgohhlingu success. Warriors home from war-loothall heroes heing honored at the Foot- hall Dance suggest triumph, color, chivalry. Our hoys marched clown Hthe path of gloryn each accompanied hy two lovely girls. Herhert Peter- son won a football which hacl heen autographed hy every memher of the team. Ugden Step at Holly Hop lime is imomc--coming lime. Ciirislmas is in lim air, ami wilii il. como joys oi ilrivncis nwc-ling iirioncls. gill-giving. joyiai gooci wiii. Tile Hop was a periivrl iDf'Q'iIlIliI1Q ior a CEll'i'iil'6C yacnlion. vikiw dance- oi lim Avroiaclo is unique. in liml ior once cluring lilo yvzir lin- girls iloici sway. fin lilis clislincliyc' 9Y6'IliIlf2' nonriy every ioyeiy girl ill Higil Sfilooi fanci liwy are all ioyviyi paicl lime' Compiimcnls lo iwr swevliwnrl or iwr cscorl, XYiliCil migiil or miQi1l nol nwzm limo same lining. Tim fwellillg was l'9SlJiOIlfiPIli wilii gay youlii on liwir xl-ry iwsl imeimyior. KX ' xii fs. i 4 P, 'ia , K h . D ii: 95' we i Q, rv, id Q A: S 151-elm The Cadet Hop lias always been a distinctive event of tlle Qg- den Higli School This year more than ever, time cadets dis- tinguislwed tliemselves. Tlie dance was ablaze witli dasliing uniforms, witll sweeping formal gowns, and romantic, soft llowing music. The liigtiliglcnt ol time evening came wlien ttxe '-Craclc Companyn drilled witli smart precision. A new tradition, tliat ol selecting some cadet to lnecome a commis- sioned ollicer. was initiated at the dance. Bill Collins. tlie cadet cliosen tliis year. was promoted to Captain Aide de Camp. ITS P .1 1' , , ,, ,i ' ., 1 f 1 . .. , my ,N . 1 f- L , 111 . aw- ' .. V- Ls. ylzifiv ff . W . . Q ,R - . Q 'A A arade lJ1rigl1lly Colored Cosiumes. gay clecornlions. lively inusic-inlerminglecl wiIl1 merri- r- - .uf menl mul exc'iien1enl,-iniroclucefl ll1e Classifulia. ll1e il1en1e ol wl1iCl1 wns llu' Evolulion ol il1e .Axn1eriCf1n Girl., From eaCl1 art ol tl1e pngc-zu1l i1 personality girl was Cl10SPIl wl1o excellecl in l1eauty, clress. nncl lJPl'li0l'IDElHCO. Ylilll? I'll2ll'ili'lf'l'S ol' Ecluralion, Herecliiy. ancl l,iIlYll'0IlI1lCIll were preseniecl us lwing essential lo lln- .AlIlCl'iCIiIl Girl, Girls oulsimuling in ll1eir representation were selected ns lollows: l':ClllCElli0Il. lilly Siinonseng Spirit ol ll1e Classictaliil. Sophie Reemlg Hererlily, Carole Slllllillj Environ- meni, Beilie Davis: lnflian lvlaiclen, Elna lvlary .lenseng Puritan lxlaicl, Virginia Ref lwrg: Colonial IJIIIHP, Lucille Parlierz Pioneer Girl. Frances lvlury Sirailorcl: Southern Belle, Rosellu Curiwriglng Vvesiern Girl, .lean Young: Girl ol lllt' Gny 00's, lllm Russell: Xvorlcl VVur Elclene Nlulcalwg ixloclern Girl, Estelle Kellelwr. 7arewell A note ot intormaiity was struck at time dance ttiat was given by tbe juniors in tionor ot tbe seniors. The junior class, guided by ttieir officers, Jotin Dixon, Florence Adams, and Don Smalley, sponsored an event of outstanding quai- ity and entertainment. The dance was formal in spirit and sport in dressf' for ttiis year tile students promenaded informally. At tile Senior Reception ttie graduating class was at its best. Girls in tbeir exquisite gowns and boys in tbeir best attire seemed more serious as they visioned their futures. A spirit ot tormatity prevailed as ttie departing seniors mingled with their classmates and teachers. Soft music and the rustie of ioveiy dresses left a beautiful memory in ttle beart ot eacb graduate. info:-malitiea The Candid ln tht- morning tlie students group tliemselves in lzands to discuss tlie clay and plan tlieir activities. These bands are so lllicli and numerous it is clillicull to wacle tlirougli tliem in tlle lialls, Ijlll. tlley reluctantly clislaancl at tlie liirst lbell to attencl their aclvisory classes. Tlmere tlie trienclly voice ol O. H. S. announces tlie various events to talce place during tlle clay. From tlien on it is one continual climb up ancl down stairs to clililerenl classes. The two noon periods provicle lJrealcs lor tlie lausy clay. and again tlie stuclents lorm in dillerent groups to tallx over eyerytliing tliat lias orcurrecl. Vlqllis Story period ot relaxation lasts but a short while, and then to worlc again. Study halls are considered by some pupils as a gab time, but considering the size ot the groups much value is accom- plished in the library. Friday is the worst day ot the weelc tor teachers and the best tor students. The monotony ot classes is brolcen by the student body assembly, where a great variety ot entertainment is provided, with Bob Bischoff in charge. At the end ot the day the halls are again titled with chatting boys and girls who disband with much reluctance, as in the morning, to go home. Still at night some students return to the building to participate in games and other school ac- tivities. Then, ot' course, there are days spent away from school by the students who represent us in various events. They usually discover that they can have a lot ot tun even with the teachers. ln tact. they sometimes discover they have more tun because ot the teachers. There is always an air ot excitement around the school atter Mr. Eye has an- nounced that school will be dismissed an hour earlier. so that the student body can The C'ampaA go to games. Vvlsmetlmer they lie lootlnall. lmaslcetlmall, or lmaselmall games. timey are always lun lor everyone. Vvitim time pep clulm girls waving tlmeir orange sleeves and time band trying desperately to lieep up witim tlmem. it malces a vivid picture, plus tlme sourmd ettects lurnislmed by tlme students. Everyone seems to lmave reserv- ed a spot in lmis vocal cimords ltlmat lmasnit lmeen used up in study imalll tor games. Along witlm tlme games timere are one or two pep rallies just to coax scimool spirit along a little mmmore. A good time was en- joyed lmy but time uslmers and managers. Remember time day tlme Seniors bowed to tlme Juniors in a moln spectacular water .. . f. Us. tiglmt? l lmat was lun. iimen tlme lin Glove Boxing iliournammmentu? Nlaurice lmasnit imeen time same since. altimonglm wlmo d want tlmat ugly tin glove. no one linows. Vacations are welcome interludes. a day lmere, a weelc tlmere. It isnit easy to recover tronm a vacation timouglm. It talaes from one to tlmree days for some students to lie tlmemselves again. Letis not mention tlmose wlmo donut lcnovv time ditlerence be- tween sclsmool and vacation. Clmristnmas Holiday is quite anottmer timingg tlme stu- dents worlc so imard getting gilts ready tlmat sclmool is a relief. im 'Routine print dress weeli is always pleasant. fbne gets so tired ot wools and sillis, es- pecially tlie conventional sliirt and blouse tliat wliite slwoes and lJrigl1t print dresses iielp to counteract time dread spring iever tliat invades time class room at tllis time. Getting a date seems to lie a difficult art on lootli sides. ltys as lmard to asli for one as it is to coquette. Still ti1ey're wortli it, considering tile gay time that cliarace terizes all O. H. S. dances. VVl'1etl1er itvs sport or formal, a dance inspires Conver- sation tor weelis after the dance ilall Hoor lias been swept clean. In The bay ' an Student day proved to he an interesting experiment because it was a novel idea, no one lcnew exactly what to expect, hut with its usual aptness the student body managed to have a good time and the teachers had many good laughs. The day proved several things about who is the master of the classroom--the students or the teachers. Some oi the students will thinlc oi one thing: others will think of dif- ferent things, but it is certainly pleasant remembering anyway. School life influences the student from the time he leaves his hed until he returns to it. The days are filled with companionship, study, and activities which are all written into the story of the day's fun. I 1,1.l.1- ..,.., biarq SEPTEMBER ll,-First day of scliool Vvater fight at Monroe Parlc 12.-Initiation ol Juniors in tlie gym I5-First issue ol Tiger Higl1ligl1ts.u Get Acquainted Dance 22,-'First National Assembly,-flcommercial Cliemistry Prof. R. B. Springfield. fFirst gamel Ogden 7 - Nortli Cacile I2 28,-Pep Rally and Snake Dance for South Caclie game. 29,-Big Sister Day Game-Ogden I3 ,- Soutln Cache 0 OCTOBER 5,-'First Broadcast of mlwiger Flaslmesfy 6,-Class ollliers announced. Game-Ogden 37 ,- Bear River 0 1 l--Game,-Ogden 6 ,- Carlson 0 QU-Game-Ogden 0 F- Casper 42 27,-Assemloly,-Dr. Luther Gable-Cosmic Ray. Football Dance Game,-Ogden 0 ,- Logan I5 First report cards. NOVEMBER 5,-'Beard growing contest awards. Game,-Ogden 9 -1 Box Elder 6 10.-D. R. presented Hag. Pep Rally at Egyptian lluittle Brown .lugl l 1,-Armistice Day Parade Game,-Ogclen 14 l-1 Vveloer 7 22-Thanksgiving Assembly Turlcey Hop I DECEMBER 7,-Smoker 15,-First Basketball game,-Qgden 55 ,- Logan 26 Holly Hop 16,-Speech Tournament at Evanston 21 -9 Cappella Cantata Christmas holidays began. JANUARY 5-School re-openecl. 5,-Game-Ogden 50 12-Game,-Ogden 59 15,-'Intramurals began. 19,-Game,-Ogclen 50 25,-Game,-Ggden 41 26-Accolade FEBRUARY North Cache 28 Weber 20 South Cache 51 Bear River 16 2,-'Alumni Day,-Assembly.-Play, Dan Barley. 9,-Assembly,-Lennie VVight's Orchestra Game,-Ugclen 19 .-1 North Cache 17 Tiger Shag 12.-'Pep Rally-Orpheum-Weber game. Assembly,-Dr. Bennion. 15.-Game-Ogden 50 -1 Weber 25 16.-Game,-'Ogden 55 ,-1 Box Elder 27 22,-Game,-Ogden 55 ,- South Cache I7 25,-Cadet Hop National Assembly,-Clay modeling-Mr. Dill. 28.-1' 'Seven Sistersn biarq MARCH li-'Cramer-Ogden 42 P- Bear River 28 5-ID. A. R. Contest 8-Movie- Man of Conquest 15-16,-State Basketball Tourney 15,-'Ogden 56 ,- Lehi 25 14-Ogden 50 P- Granite 28 15,-'Ogden 57 ,-f South Cache 19 16.-'Ogden 41 r- Dixie 26 togclen High School champions, 19,-Victory Assembly Holiday 21,-University of Utah Glee Club 22,-'American Legion Oratorical Contest 28-29.-Classicalia National Assembly,--Art Hook, Diver. APRIL ,-'A Cappella left for Los Angeles 5-Choir sang over N. B. C. from Los Angeles 4-5-B. Y. U. Speech Tournament ll,-'Broadcasting of student over School of the A 8- l 2-Dress Week-Rehecca chosen. I2-B. Y. U. Commercial Contest 14,-Choir broadcast over K S L 17-Student Day 26'-Junior Jump MAY 6-Loyalty Day 8-R. O. T. C. Inspection 15,-'Opera-uivlarriage of Nanetten 24,-Print dress review and Mother,s Tea. 25,-Bacculaereate Service. 29,-Senior Reception.-'Graduation 51,-Last day of school. 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KRESS 6 COMPANY PACKER 8 WEST POULSEN Ev ELLISON DRY CLEANING COMPANY QUALITY CLEANERS 141611111 x,.,l Zen:-:led ?0r f vel-14.6 ting M ff? 1,1 V395 , Lf Coabffd X94 Ac'-Q gy X fibfi 49. 'JM , 'Wf4..Lv 5 I f Q v Q, ' I . Us fzfkyllkmwx p 4-Q..-1-9-LN lllemoriu 1 l . Vw: .. 1, j 5 H. JI f ,. ., tffr M J,, .W-My ' J1m,WX ,..: 4- ,. .X 1 ,JV- Lk -M, 4. lx .. A :,., n , V, I J if N- tLLV,-- Y 9 i I if Y- X L.-. 21, 5 A Almlvott, Kathryn ...... Almplanalp, 1V1arion... ..,,... 54, 155 Alvplanalp, Vvilliam .... 77. 105 Adams, Burloara .. ...,............. 54 Adams, Eloise . ....................... 54 Adams, Florence ..... ....... 5 2. 54. 154 Adams, Helen ..,..... .--------- 1 8. 140 Adams, Lucille .---- ---------- 1 8 Adamson. Kay ........v........ -..---------- 5 4 Ahllwerg, Donald .....................,........ 18 Airt11, Bettie ......,......... 18. 47. 125. IST Aland, Roloert .............,..........---- 13. 152 Alberts, Ray ............ ..-..-------v..-- 1 5- 117 Albertson, B011 ......... -------- 1 55. 144 Allcema, Joyce ..A. .................... 5 4 Allcema, La Rue ....... ...........v.. 1 8. 147 Allan, B019 .........-. ------- 1 3. 117. 141 Allen, Audrey .... .........----.--------- 5 4 Allen, tlaclc ..,......... .................... 1 8 Allen, Virginia .............................. 50. 54 Allison, Emma .lane .......... 50, 54, 155 Allred, Verl ............... .-....v....--------- 1 8 Alway, B011 ......,.......... ......Y....-.------- 1 S Ames, Boyd ...................................... 54 Andelin, Bnrtrany Y ........... 04, 124, 150 Andelin. Lee 54, 124, 125, 148, 150 Anderson, Andrea .r.................... 18. 152 Anderson, Anna Mae .......,,..,............ 54 Anderson, Edward .......,,................... 18 Anderson. Evelyn .......,.,,, 1s,4o,146,155 Anderson, Gordon ...,.,.A,,...,,,,,,,,,,.,,., 54 Anderson. Grant ...,,.....,.,,,,,. 18, 40, 118 Anderson, Jeanne 146, 147, 151, 152 Anderson, Kay ..........,..,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,.,,,, 54 Anderson. Marvel ..........,. 54, 153, 154 Anderson, Mildred ........,...,............... 54 Anderson, Wililia ..... ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 8 Andreatta, Helen .... ..,,,,,,,,,,,.,, I 8 Armstrong, Harold ....,., .,.,...,,, 9 2, 128 Arnold, Dan ............ ,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, 1 8 Arnold, Gene .,.,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 4 Arnold, Sllirley ...,... ....,. 5 4, 152 Atkinson, Barbara.. ....... 18, 152 Atlcinson, Grace ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 75 Averr-11. LrrVen ..,... ....... 1 8, 149 B Bader. Nterierr .................. 18, 1-16, 153 Badger, Helen ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,-, 018 Baird. Avalon , ,,,,,,,.,,,v,,-. 18 Baird. Deen ........, .. ,,,.,. ls, 139 Baker, Frances ........., ,..,,,,,,,, 5 4 Ballantyne, David .....,.. ..,,,, 5 4, 151 Ballantyne. Dick .,.,...,, ,,,,,,,,,,, 1 3 Ballantyne, Rolando .. ...,... 54, 148 Ballinger, Jocelyn .,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, 18, 147 Ballinger, Zelda ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 77 Barker, Aliee .leane .... is, 50, 147, 154 Barker, Gladys .... 47, 54, 128, 150, 155 Barker, James ..........,................,,.,.,.., 54 Barlow. Keitll ....... ...................,,,.,., 5 4 birecto q Barnard, Fern ...,.. Barnett. Eugene .. Barney, Diclc ....., ..18 Barns. Orval ........... ....... 18, 144 Barry, Bettie .......,....,....., .............. 1 8 Bartllolomew, 1V1arQar0t ......,,............ 18 Bartlett, Elaine ................................ 54 Bartlett, Leon ..................., 18. 140. 141 Bartlett, Rosemary ............................ 54 Barton, Jay ............. ........,..... 1 8 Barton, Margaret ..... ............. 5 0. 54 Bateman, 1V1urie1 ..... ...,.................... 1 8 Bauer, William ................ 18. 125. 151 Benson, Anneloetli .................... 54. 150 Benson, Rollin ....... .......... 1 8. 126 Beaudoin, Howard .... ................. 5 4 Beclc, ............... ....... 1 8. 150 Beclc, Dellnert ...... ......... . .18 Beclc, Garnet ...... -..---.---- 5 4 Beclc, Gloria ...... ---------AA--- 5 4 Beclvr, Katllryn ...... A------- 1 3. 140 Beliling, Lois --------- --54 Beldccr. Stella ------------ --54 Bell, Elaine ........... A....... 1 8 152 Belnaa, Mildred ..... ................. 5 0 Benson, June ...,... ........ 2 0. 146 Bergen, RU111 ...... ....---.4----- 5 4 Berlin, Dean ......... -----'----- 2 0 Berrett, Lou .lean .... -------------' 5 4 Berry, Donald .......... Berryessa. Max ..... Betteridgv. Betty ..... Battles, Grace ...... Betts. Kay .......... Beus. Warren ...... ........2O 117 .....20 .......20 ..........54 154 Bevan, Bettie .... .....,.. 5 4, 155 Binglxam, Bert .................................... 54 Binglmam, Elaine ........................ 20 152 Bingllam. Verla ......., 20, 72. 146, 152 Bisrlwoii-, Rolwrt 48. 40. 70. 117 148 Blackburn, File ....,...................... U54 Blacliwf-11. Rutli ............ ................. 5 4 Blaes, Jim .......... .,..... 2 0 Blair, Berdell ...... ....... 5 4 Blaldey, Rolvert ..... ....... 2 0 Boggio, Dora ............ ....... 5 4 Boodroolcas. Gust .... ........... 2 0 Borallio, .lov ......... ........,.............. 5 4 Bosgietcr, Lurile ........................ 54, 152 Bossarelli. Lena .........,.. 40. 50, 54 151 Bott, Peggy lleene ........,............. ..20 Bowen, Rutli .....,.............. 20. 126. 146 Bowman, Rolwrt ..,,.......,.,..,,.,.,,.,,, U20 Boyington. Vvilliam ..............,.,... 20 Boyle, Edward .....,.......,.,...,.,.,.,. ,,20 Boyle, Sue ............. ........ 2 0. 147, 155 Bradley, LaRue ...................... 150 Bradley, 1,aVern ...... ..... 2 0 152 Brady, lm .......,...,.,., ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 2 0 Braitliwaite, Neldon ,.,,.,...,...,...,,..... 151 Bramwell, Eileen ,........... 20, 117, 152 Bramwell, June 48, 49, 127, I-17, 148 Branstitier, Tllelnia ............................ 20 Brewer, Kcnnct11 ............,... 20, -19, 117 Brian, lxflyrene .... .............. 2 0. 15-1 Broadbent, Le .leune Broolrs, Williaiir .. .......,...,.,,, 20 Bropliy. Joyce .................... 54, 151, Brostronl, Ver B1-na ..,.....,.,........ Brougll, Rolrcrt ,...., ,.....,. 2 0, Brown, Darrell ......... ..............,..., Brown, Dick 48, SO, 117, Brown. Herbert ......... Brown, tlolln ..... Brown, Tlmeone ,..,. . 5-'1 155 153 -20 1 17 -20 151 154 Bruesrlr, Vvalter .... ......... 2 0. 150. Bryan, Georgia . ......... . Bryner, Fay ............ ....... Buckner, 1..a1V1ar 1, 20, 48. 49, 117, 124, 125. Bue111er. Carl 40. 86. 117. Burlmidge. B011 Burlridge, 1..uci1e ....,. Burnett, Vivian ......... Burt, Clifford ..... Burt, Tess ....,. Burton, Della ..... 148 156 135 140 152 54 ........20 ........20 Burton, Viola ............ ....... ........... 5 1 1 Buslif-11, lrene 126. 128. 148, 150 Busico, .lean ........................................ 54 Butler, B011 ......... .,....... 2 0, 111, 151 Butler, Loraync ...................... 140 C Call, Alice .......... .....54 Cell, Ellen ....... ......... 2 0, 152 Call, .lunior ......... .......,............. 5 4 Call, Steven ............,. ..,..,. 3 4, 151, no Canipimell, David .,,,... .....,,...,...,,,, 2 0 Carnplwcll, Robert .....,........ .22 Campion, Lucille ....,....,.... .,.... 2 2, 155 Carden, Dorothy ................................ 54 Cardon. Jean ............ 22, 127, 1-16, 140 Camalmn. Leon ........,........... 156, 130 Camey, Colleen ...,,......,., ,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 4 Carroll. Kert ........ ......., 2 2, 40 Carroll, Slmirley ......... ..... 5 4, 152 Carsey. Maxine ....,...... ............... 2 2 Cartwrigllt, Winfield ............ 117, 118 Case, Helena B. ......... ........ 5 0, 114 Casey, Wayne ........ ..............A 5 -1 Cavalli, Daisy ..... ..,.,,.. 5 -1 Cawley. Lois ........ .........A, 5 6 Cederlund, lvlarjoris- .,........... U22 Clmiiirg. Alma ............,.....,..... 100, 149 cw1l2'llIlbl'l'1H1l 1, Howard ...,.,....,.,,..,.,. 56 Clraniluerlin, .lean ............ 56, 127, 140 C11an11Jer1ain, S11ir1ey ........1...1........... 22 Cliamloers, Enid ............,....,,..... 50. 515 Cliamloers. Lucille R. 05. 12-1. 1-18 Cimandler, Bolo ..... ...,.................... 2 2 Cliapple, Lois ...... ..........., 5 6, 150 Clrard, Hobart ....,........................... 50 Cllard, Neta ........22. 48, 40. 80, 147, 155. 155' Cliarleswortlm, Bruce ......................A. 144 Cooney, Jolin ........ Clrasc, Max ............ ........................ 2 2 Cliatland. Lavon ................ Clrerry, June ........ Cliilds ,Devere ...... Clrild, Leonora .......... Clrristensen, Barbara . Cliristensen, Beatrice Christiansen. Marjorie ........ Clarlr, Barloara ......... Clarlc, Florence . Clarlce, Louise ....,...... Clausse. Marion ....... Clayton, Adele .... Clifford, Arlene .... Clillord, Tlreola .... Clontz, Lowell .... 56, 155, 154 115 157 155 56, 149, 155 152 ,, ................ 56 ........56 .......56 .......22 .......56 Close, Raymond ..... ......... Collins, B111 ....... ............. Combe, Betty ........ ......... 2 2. Comer, Mary ....,...................... Comisli, Helen Connell, .loseplr ...56, 141 ..22. 117 147. 149 .....50. 56 W. ..... . ........99 Conroy, B011 ....................-- -----,----- 2 2 Coolc, Lorraine ...........,....48, 50, 56, 126, 148, 150 Coolc, Marjorie ................ ................ 5 6 Cordon, lsalael .... Corey, Ed .......... Corey. Warren ....... Corless, Margaret Cottrell, Patsy ...... Cowlislraw. Vera Cox. Delores ...... Cox, Natalie ........ ...ff.'...56. 148 ..48. 10 150 150 152 ..56 Coxey, Mildred ..... ....,.......... 2 2. 22 141 Coxey, Verlin . 150 Crabtree, La Vora ............................ 22 Crandall. Ralph ....... Crane, Val .......... Crase, Junior ............... Crawford. Dorotlry ....... Critclrlow, Roger 117 Crittendon Don ....... ......... 1 55, 144 Croft, Gordon .................,................,. 98 Croslaie, Merrill ..........,......... 154, 144 Cross, Clrarlene ........ 22, 146. 149, 151 Cross, Jerry ........................................ 56 Curtis, Max ...................,.................... 56 Curtriglit, Rosella ..,......... 22, 147, 159 D Dalelmout, Martin .... ....... 2 2 Daley, Beverly .... Dallinga, ,laclc ........ .......56 .......22 Dalley, Wanda ................................ 56 Dalton Elsie .................................... 56 Dalian. Jack ........ 16, 22, ns, 154, 159 Dalton, Noreen ................................ 22 Daily, Clraunsey ................................ 56 Dame, Lorraine ........ 56, 150, 151, 152 Daniels, B011 .................................... 56 Danzer, Darlene .................... 22, 146 Darlington, .Luella Davey, Ralplfr .......... Davidson, Florence .... 54 Davidson. Halvard ..... ............ 5 6, 150 Davies, Alice .................................... 22 Davis, Bettie ............ 22, 146, 155, 159 Davis. Earl ................................ 22, 150 Davis, Helen ............................,......, 152 Davis. .lacli ................48, 56, 126, 1-11, 148, 150 Davis. Lalvlont .,.............................. 56 Davis, Zina T .......,. ......... 1 02 Day, Jolrn ...r....... .,............ 2 2 Day, Marjorie .,.... , ....... 56, 152 Dean, Mildred ........ ............ 5 6 De Corso, Erma .... ..,..............,..., 2 2 De Goede, .lolm ................................ 22 Dellamore, Arnold .....,....., 56, 151, 151 de1V1oise, Cecily Anne ........................ 56 Devree, Avon ........... ...................... 2 2 Dewey, Margaret ......,. ......... 2 2, 126 Dial, ilaclc .......... .................. 2 2 Dial, .lean ................ ...,..... 2 4, 146 Diclrens, Douglas ..... ............... 5 6 Diclison, Dallyce ..,....... ..56 Diclcson, Dee ....... ......... 5 6, 150 Dieu, Marjorie ..... ......... 2 4, 152 Dieu, Vernon ........ ............... 5 6 Dillingliain, Norma .......,.. ..2-1 Diploma, Ray .................................. 154 Dixon. ilolin ..48, 49, 52. 56, 155, 141. 144, 148 Doane, Orville Elliott ................ 56, 154 Donaldson, Lorene ............ 24, 146, 149 Donaldson, Rutlr ........ ............. 2 4, 149 Douglas, Rutll ..... ......................... 2 4 Dranslield, Elwin .............................. 24 Drumiler, Daniel ........ 24, 48, 148, 151 Drumiler, Pearl Dudman, Neill Dunlram. Betty Jean ,... Dunn, Wesley Durrant, .laclc ....... .. Duvall, Kent ........ ....... 2 4, 117, 127 Duvall, Marion ......... 24, 49, 147 E Eames, Mildred ......r.., ......... 2 4, 147 Eccles, Betty ........... ......... 2 4, 151 Eccles, Cleone ..... .....,... 2 4, 147 Eccles, Patricia .. ............,.. 24 Eclrersley, lncz .. .................. 56 Edson, Joyce ......... .......... 2 4, 152 Edvalson, Ray ..... ............... 5 6 Egginton, Franlc ..,.... ............... 2 4 Elcstrom, June ........... .................. 5 6 Eldredge, Douglas ...... ............. 2 4, 141 Ellis, Arlene .......,.... ...... 5 6, 127, 149 Ellis, Jeanne ......... ......... 5 6, 149 Ellison, Eugene .................................. 24 England, Louise 126, 150, 151, 155 Enomto, Martlra ,.,.,......................... ..24 Erskine. Betlr ...... ........,................... 2 4 Esclller, Betli ...... ........ 5 6 Evans, Hortense ............. 105 Eye, Glen G ....... ....... 7 4, 77 F Farnswortlr, Bert ....... .......,. 1 06 Farr, Farr Farr Farr Farr Boyd .............. Elaine ......... Lo lene .... Lorna ..... Marjorie . ........56 ...........47, 56 152 1'arr, Ricliard ....... .,,..,, Farrel 1 , Helen ....... ....... ..5S ..24 144 141 ..24 ..24 ..24 50 ..5S Faullcer, .1ac1c ......., ........... Feeney, Clmelton ......... .....,, 2 4, Felix, Bessie ......... ........... Felsted, Lois ..... ,...,,, Ferrin, Dean ..... ........... File, Marie .......... ............ 2 4, Fingerle, Joyce .... ..................... Finnerty, Lucille ..... ........ 2 4, 149, Fislilmurn, June .,....,,.. ....,.,,,,.,.,,,, Flamm, Elva Re IIC .... ................. Flemings, Dories .... .................. Fleming, Richard ...,,...,.,.., 53, 155, Flinders, Pearl ........ .......... 5 8, Flitton, George ..... Forslmerg. Helen ............... .... Foulger Foulger Foulger Allxert B ............... . Alvin Wendell .......,....... Earl .................................... 1 54 ..58 ..58 ..58 141 1 52 ..24 ..58 ..79 ..24 ..58 Foulger, iloseplline .... 24, 146, 147, 151 Foulger, Kennetlr .............................. 58 Foutz, Mary Lou ................24, 89, 125, 147, 151 155 Fowers, Rutlm ...................................... 58 Fowler, Mildred ................ 24, 147, 155 Fowles, Tom ........ ...,................... 5 8 Fox. Norman .......... .......... 5 8, 141 Fracly, Bernice ........ ....... 2 4, 47, 149 Frampton, Blaine Franlce, Etliel VV ........ Freeman, Betty .............. Freestone, 11a1r Rutlr .......... 58, 151 152 Friedlaurg, Mary ..............,...............,. 24 Frocrer, Lester .......... 24, 124, 125, 126 Fronlc, Marcelle .......................... 58, 100 Fronlf, Plrillis ..... ............................ 1 52 Frost. Eileen ....... .......... 2 4, 47. 155 Fry, Wayne ..... Fryer, Stanley ...... G Gailey, Roy ................. Gallaaitli, William J ............... Gale, Lewis ............ Galli, Melvin ...... 'i'56f 154 124 ..26 Galt. Matt ........................................ Galt, S11ir1ey .................................... Gammell, Viva 1V1ay..26, 128, 146, ..26 1 52 149 ..49 Garner, Betll .................................... Garner, Wanda ........................ 26. Garr, Helen ..................... .............. 147 ..26 Gilzlmns, Jeanne .................... ......... 2 6 Gibson, Major ,1o1rn H ........ ....... 1 16 Giglioiii. Viale: .................. ............. 2 6 Gilbert, Lavina ............... ................ 2 6 G-iles, Viola ................................ 26, 146 Gintz, S1'1ir1ey .............................. 26, 151 Giovanini, .1osep11ine..26, 72, 146. 155 Glassinan, Gordon ............................ 58 Glines, Rosco ............. .......... 2 6, 117 Goddard, Jeanne .... ............. 2 6, 147 Goodwin, Clyde ........................ ..26 Gordon, Morris ................ 58. 141, 148 Govern, Betty ....... .......................... 5 8 Grange. Norma ...... ...,,................. 5 8 Granquist, Harvey ..... ......... 5 S Grant, David .......... ................ 2 6 Grant, Elaine ......... ...... ........ . . Greaves, Janet ............................ 58. Green, Eugene ..,. 26, 152, 158, 159, 155 141 ,.26 Greenwell, Barliara Griclley, Jaoquelinu. . ..v...................... 26 146 155 146 152 Grix, Helen .......... 26, 49, 89, 151. Grose, Wayne ................................ Grow, Elaine ................ 26, 47, 48, Grow, Eleanor .......,.................... 58, Gwillian, Janet ............ ......,....,.., Guclmunrlson, Boi: ......... Gunnarson, Ken ...... H .......58. 58 159 Haclley, Doris .......... ............ 5 8 Haclley, Emlwarrl ......... ....... 2 6, 118 Hadley, La Rue ........ ......... 2 6 Hale, Varian E ..................,.............. 115 Halford. Betty Jean ...... Hall, Gloria ....,........... 26, 127, 147 155 Halloway, Sargeant Ed .................... 117 Hamer, Margaret .................,.........,.. 58 Hampson, Othel ................................ 26 Hancey. Jay ........................ 46, 156 144 Hancock, Clifton .... ...................... 5 8 Hancock, Norman ........ ................... 2 6 Hancock, Phyllis ........ .......,. 5 8, 151 Hancock, Victor C ................... 105, 155 Hansen, Dean .................... 26, 141, 150 Hansen. June ....... .................... 1 52 Hansen, Vernon ...... .................,. 5 8 Hansen, Virgil .................................... 26 Hansen, Glen L ............... 84, 127, 151 Harhertson, Shirley Harcley, Donna Mae ..... 152 Harris, Jay ................ ............ 2 6 Harris, Shirley ..... Hartley. Lynn ....... Hart, Matilda .............. Hartman Darwin Hartman, Dorthey ........ Hartman, Ramon .... Hartog, James ....... Hatton, Mabel ....... Hatton. Wilma ..... 108 ........,50 Haulcle, Mary ....... ......... 5 8 Hauser, VVinilrec1 .... ............. 1 09 Hayden, Helen ........ ' ........ 58, 89 Hayes, James .................................... 26 Hazen, Donna ............................ 26, 155 Hazen, Eclna ...... 26, 50, 126, 128, 146 Heap, Burma ...................... 26, 125, 128 Heath. Dick ........... 1 .......................... 26 Heimkc, Helen ..... ................. 1 49 Heiner, Allowee ....... ..58 Heggum. Halciis ....... ..26 Helm, Don ........... ............ 2 8 Henclerson, Keith ....... ....... 58, 127 Hendrickson, Francis ..... .... ...... 5 8 , 141 Hennessy, Valmai ..........,.,......... 28, 152 Hepworth, Elaine .............................. 28 Hepwortli, Grant ...... 28, 117. 155, 159 Herlzert, Betty Lu ................................ 28 Herlnert, Willard ............................,. 58 Hermlti. Scott .............. ............ 2 s, 118 Herrick, Dick ,..................... 28, 154, 158 Herschlaerger, Suzanne .....,.....,........,. 28 Hess, Jean .................... ................... 5 8 Hess, Luana ............... ,....,. 5 9, 155 Hess, Rex ..,................. ............ 2 8 Heywoocl, Kenneth ...... ................ 2 8 Hickman, Bud ..........................., ss, 130 Higginlmotham. Beverly ...................... 28 Higginson, B011 .................. ....... 5 8 159 Hill. Wayric ,......... .. ......,, 2.9, 155 Hilton, B011 .................. ....... 2 8, 125 Hinchcliltl, Eclwarcl .......,.................... 58 Hinchclilf, Howard .....,........,,......, 102 Hinclmclifi, LuJean ........ 48, 49, 58, 155 Hobson, Lois ................,.....,.....,....... 151 Hock, Dorothy .....,... ,,.,..,,,...,,,,..,..,.. 2 8 Hocking, Ethel .............................,.... 58 Hoclges, Alice ........ ..,,..... 5 8, 126, 155 Hodgson, Adele ..... ........ 5 0, 58, 149 Hoflecker, Joe ..... ........................ 2 8 Hoggan, Edgar ...... ........ 5 8, 141, 144 Hoggan, Margie ..... ............... 2 8, 149 Hoggan, lvlarvin ..... ............... 2 8 Holmes, Robert .......... .................... 2 8 Holmes, Wanda ...................,.......... 149 Hone, Kathryn ............ .. ...... 58, 127, 149 Hope, Lucille ........................,........... 58 Hopkins, VV. Karl ......... ................. 7 8 Horne, Elaine ...,..... ........ 2 8, 146 Horne, Helen ............ ........ 5 8, 150 Horspool, Mary ..... .....,................ 1 54 Houghton, Donna ..... ........ 2 8, 50. 126 House, Beverly .... ........................ 2 8 Howell, Patricia .... ..... 5 0, 125, 126 Hulalnarcl, Oren ....... .................... 2 8 Huff, Ruth ........... ......... 2 8, 47 Huggins, B011 ..,... Huish, Paul .......... Hulmston, Jeanne ..,........... 28, 146, 155 Hull, Bette .......................................... 58 Hunsaker, Louis H ........................... 101 Hurst, Dorothy .... Hurst. LaVar ........ .......58 Huss, Kay ............... .............. 5 8 Hutchins, Nazlean ......,. ......... 5 0. 58 lannone, Francis .. ....... 28 Jackson, Dorothy .......... ........... 2 8, 146 Jackson, Edward .. ,........... , .....,... ..28 Jackson, Fem ......... ........ 2 8, 125, 149 Jacohs, Oren ...................................... 28 Jacolssen, Evelyn.. ..,........... 50, 58, 155 Jacobsen, Jerry .. Jacolnson, Eugene James, Bill .......... James, B013 ......... Janice, Jack .......... Jansen, Harriet .... Jansen, Lawrence Jarvis. Boi: ........... Jenkins, Jenkins, Jensen, Jensen. Jensen, Jensen, Jensen, Jensen, Johanse Jerry ....... ohn ......... Dona ........ Elna Mary ...... l.,aVon ............ Loree ........ Max ........... Maythel ........ Johns, Jeannahee ..... Johnson. Betty ..........., Johnson, Bill 124, 125. n. Florence .... 28. 155. 141 141 117 , ...... 28 .......28 .......60 16. 28. 146. 159 155 .......28 126. 127. 150 Johnson. Charlotte ..................,........... 50 Johnson, Elois .... .....,....................,.. 5 0 Johnson, Helen .........................,.. 55, 149 Johnson MacLean ,.,. 50, 117, 126, 144 Johnson, Ruth ..,................................. 50 Joke, Lincoln ...... ............................. 5 0 Jones Gorclon .....,.................... .144 Jones Janet ................ 50, 89, 111, 146 Jones, Jeanne ,..... ............................. 6 0 Jones, Jimmy ......... ...............,,........ 6 O Jones. Mary Lou ........ .......,.. 5 0, 147 Jones, Miles L ........ ........... 7 9 Jones Ralph ,.,...,,,,... ......,. 5 0 Jorganson, Myrtle ..... .......... 1 54 Jorgensen, Don .- ..,. ............... 5 0 Joseph. Lewis ............................ 118, 150 Juclrl, Fay ........................................ 151 Jurgens, Bever1y..50, 49, 127. 146, 149 K Kammeyer, Don ......... ............. 5 0, 125 Kapple, C. Dixon ..,........... 99, 150, 140 Kapple, Jean .................................... 50 Kceter, Howard .... 50, 47, 152, 157, 141 Kelleher. Estelle ...........,.... 50, 146, 159 Keller, Lew ................,..,......,............. 50 Keller. Margaret ....... ................ 1 06 Kemp, Dale ........,.... ..,...... 5 0, 117 Kennecly, Reva ...... ............. 1 52 Kenny, Catherine ..... Kenny, lV1ary .......... Kerr. Raymond ........ .............. 1 25, 126 Kidman, Lalvlar ,,.............. 50, 117, 150 Knowles, Etheiyn .......... 50, 48, 49, 148 Knowles, Evelyn ................................ 50 Knuclson, Norman ............. ........ 5 0, 47 Kozicki, Elaine ........... ........ 5 0, 149 Kruitluosch, Thelma ...........,. ..60 Krumperman, Dean ...... .,........... ...... 6 0 Kruniperman, Paul ..,..... ......... 6 0, 141 L Lake, Neclra ............. ...-...... 5 0. 151 Lamb, Barloara ........ .......... 5 0. 151 Lamoreaux, Dale ....... ............... 6 0 Landvancr, William.. .,....... 50, 150 Larkin, Thelma ..... Larsen. Edna ...... Larson, Ruhy ....... Larson, Ralph ....... Law. Rose ...............,. Lawrence. Keith ....... Lawson, Ruth ....... Leavitt. Lois ......... Leo, Jim ...........,.. ........50 . ....... 50 ..60 ..5O ..50 .........50. 146 Lether, Bertha ...,,.... ......... 6 0. 155 Lewis, Leliah ....... ............... 6 0 Lewis, Lincla ....... ..,...... 6 0. 153 Lewis, Kathryn ......,. .......... 5 0. 153 Limburg. Lavon ....... .........,..... 6 0 Lind. Jack ............. ............ 6 0 Lindgren. Phyllis .............,.................. 60 Linclquist, Norma ...................... 50, 146 Linlord, Dee .............. 50, 117, 125. 150 Lichfield, Eclna ................................ 155 Lockhart, Eldon ..............., 50, 117, 141 Logan, Mary ...................................... 60 Logan, Mary Louise .... ....... ............ 6 0 Loll, Leo ................... ............... 6 0 Lonclon, Vera .... .......... 5 0, 147 ..52 Long. Gene .....,.. Longstroth. Jayne . Louie, Wiiiie ......, Loveiand. Gloria Lowther. Loma Lucas, Tom .......,.. Lucus, 1..cs1:1et11 ........... Luddington. Jack ....... Lund. Eugene ....i.. 150 147. , ............. 50. ........126. .......50. 152 150 148 117 151 Lund, Francis ....,.......... ....-.-- 6 0. 144 Lund, Marian ......... ,.... .-..-- ---.--- 6 0 . 149 Lundgreen, Aurdett ....... -----v------ 6 0 Lundy. Virginia ........... Lutz, Joyce ....... Lym, Gten ........, Lynch, Carol ..,.... M Maddoctc. Jean ...........-.. ...fffffiif ..60 50 , ,r................ 60 .......60. 149 1-19 Maddoctc. Russet ..,. .-..-,---------- 5 2 Madison, Ciarice ............v.... .-52 Madsen, Ruth ............ ....... 5 0, 60. 155 Main, Elizabeth ...,................ 50. 60. 1575 Maian, Beveriy ........52, 47, 48, 111, 125, 146, 155 Matan Eiaine ,.................'.......------ 52. 47 Matan, Ened .............................-------.- 52 Maian, June ......... Matan, Kathteen ............. Matan, Lex ....................... .60, 141, Maian, Sid ...............,........-.- Matinowsici, Heten .... 60, 126. 128. Maiinowsici, Mary ,,.. .....,.... 4 8. 60. Maiout, Dorothy ..,... Manning, Marcene ....... ....... . 151 151 ..60 150 148 Manning. Owen ................ 60. 141 . Mansfield, Sidney .............. 52. 49. Marberger. Bianche ...... Marquart, Fern ........ Marshaii, Btanche ...... Marston, Don ............. Martin, Aiice .............................. 60, Martin, George ..................... Martin, James ...... .. .... 52 Martin, Luci11e .............. 155. 158. 154 127 149 ..92 154 154 141 50. 60 Martindeii, .1 anester .................... 52. Maruri. Canche ...... Mamri, Joe ................. 149 .,.....52. 154 Masters, Mitdred ...... ....--------.---- 1 52 Mattson, Betty Jane.. .......... 52. 149 Mattson, P11y11is ......................-....----- 60 Mauchtey, Shanna 126. 146. 152. 159 Maw, Date .....................................--- 60 Maw, Ed .................................-..-------- 52 Maynard. Joan ............... .--.------ - .60 McA11ister, Jimmie ............................ 52 Mccienahan, Richard .............. 1 17, McEntire, Emma Lou ............ 1.1 10. 141 152 MCF artand. Kathryn ....... ................ 6 0 McFar1anc1, Louise ...... ....... .....60 McGi11, Juanita ....... .......-- 6 0 McGi11. Zada ..................-.-.-...---------- 52 McGregor, Robert ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,,,..52, 49, 89, 1 17, 151 McGregor. Byron ..............-.------.----..- 52 McGregor, Genevieve ...... 52, 146, 152 1V1cGuire, Etaine ............................---- 52 McKee, Btanch K.. .,...............-...------- -95 McKee, Marjorie .............. 60. 150. 1V1c1V1urdie, Royai .,......................---- 151 117 McMurdie, Miidred 1V1cNa11y, Marian ....... ....50 MCKinstry, Eiizaineth ....... ....... 6 0. McLean, Max ............-.-...--.--------- 60. Mcphie. Mitdred ....... ....-... 5 0. 60. Meissner. Pat .................... 60. 128. Mentsen, Chartott ....... 155 141 151 150 Merritt, Dorothy ........... .......... 6 0. Messeriy, Barnard ....... Meyer, Dorothy ...,.... Meyer, Leroy . .......... Miciciceiscn, .lack ...... Midgiey. Lamar .... Miics, Jack ..,...... Miles, Marjorie .,.. 1V1i11er, Chartes .... 1V1i11er, Dorothey ...... 149 ..52 150 ..........52 Miiter, Harotd ........... ....... 5 2. 49. Miiier. Margaret ..... Mittigan, Marion .... Mills. E. K .....,.... Niinson. Dean ............ Mitcheii, Harry Mitcheit, 1..uci11e ...... Mitcheit, Mary ....... Ntoesinger. Gitioert ........ Monson. Hans ......... Montierth. 1..eota ...... Mxmorc. Meivin ...... Morioy, Wait ........ Mordaunt, Vern.. Mori, LaRue ..... 1V1orris, Evea Jean. Morris. George .......... Moss, June ................. Mortenson, Blanche Moulding, Betty ....... 152 117 126. 151 100 154 .......9S. 150 159 62 151 Mowbray, CIIBIICS ..................-. MU1CB1ly, Eldene .... Mutter, Paut ............ ............. Murdock, Dorothy ..... Murdock, James ...... Murdock. Mary ......... Murphy, Marvei ...... Murray, Evan ...... Murray. LaMoine .... Myers. Joyce ........ Myers, 1V1a1J1e N 146, 146 117 159 .......62. 154 Naisbin. Byron ........... .................... 6 2 Nasieii, Afton ...... ..........-....---..--- 5 4 Nash, Ada ............., ......... 5 4, 146, 147 Nay, Herchett ...... .-...-.-.---1---------- 5 4 Neat, June .......... ....... ....--.--- 5 4 . 154 Neiison, Verne .................. ....---.----- 6 2 Neiiestein, Margaretta ...................... 62 Nelson, Barbara .......................... 47. 62 Neison, Evetyn .............. Netson, Jimmie .... 54. 48. 49. 127 Nelson, Lois ........................ 62. 149. Nelson, Virginia .................. 50. 62. Ncuteboom, Harvey Nevi11e, Euiatie ............. Nevi11e, Lenore ...... Newberry, Beatrice 151 155 .......54. 147 Newman. Frank ........ .-.---------- 5 4. Newman, Pariey ................ 62, 125. Nichotas, John ........... --------.----- 5 4. Nietsen, Anna Jane ..... Nietsen, Gayie ........ 117 141 117 Nieisen. Jay ............. Notate, Ralph ............... Noorda, Legrand ......... Nordquist. Virginia ...... Norris, Donneii .......... ........54. 117 54. 150 .......62 Norseth, Donaid ..... ....... 5 4 Norton, Raymond ...... ....... 5 4 Nye, Fred M ............ ....... T 9 Nye, Biaine ......... ....... 6 2 O Oherg. Nettie Mearie 50, 147, 148, 151 Otlorn. Clermont .............................. 62 Oirray. Ruth ...................................... 62 Ochi, Kiyoica .............. 54. 47, 150. 154 Ogden. Donald .................................. 62 Otsen, 1..i11ian ........ ....... ,......... 6 2 , 125 Oisen, Mary ........ Otson. Jay ............ Oostyne, Minnie ..... 51 Ophieicens, Martha ..... ........ 6 2, 152 Oram, Ciitford ....... .................... 5 4 Ota, Kiyoshi .......... ............... 5 4, 154 Otis. Joe ............. Owens, Doris ........ Oxnam, B111 ....... P Pagano, Mary ...... Paine, Jack ............... Paiireyman, Don ........... ..........54. 118. 159 151, 152 151 .....................54 Paquett, La Raine ............ 62, 128. 152 Paricer, Ariene .............. Parker, 1..uci11e .......... 54 Paricin, Maxine .............. Partcinson. Donald ........ Parkinson, Eveiyn ...... 147, 149, 159 .......54 Parry, Marian ......... .............54 Parsons, Virginia ...... ........ 6 2, 152 Paterson, Eart ...... . ................... 54 Patterson, Janet ........ .............. 6 2, 155 Paul, Ariene .......... ......... 5 4. 151. 155 Paui, Boyd ........ ........................ 6 2 Payne, Gayia ..... ........... 5 4. 152 Payne. Kent ....... .......... 4 9. 62 Pearce, John ........ ................. 5 6 Pecic, Rosa Lee ..... ........ 5 6. 147 Pepares, Anita ....... .............. 5 6 Penton, Shirley ....... .......... 6 2 Perrins, Tom ........ ,,,,... 6 2 Perry. Eveiyn ........ ....... 5 6 Perry, Rosanne .... ....... 5 6 Peterson, Bud ..... ....... 6 2 Peterson, Carot ....... ....... 5 6 Peterson, Daniet ..... ,......... 4 7 Peterson. Dave ....... ............ 1 01 Peterson Doris ..... ......... 5 6. 62 Peterson. Doris .... .. .............. 62 Peterson, Eimer ....... .,...... 1 11 Peterson, Herbert ...... .................... 5 6 Peterson. Joseph ...................---...------- 36 Peterson, Lois .................... 56, 146. 152 Peterson, Margaret .................... 56. 148 Peterson. Spencer .... 56. 117, 155, 141 Peterson, Virgil ................................ 101 Petrie, Peter ........... ........ 5 6. 117, 128 Pettit, Donaid ...... ....................... 5 6 Pettit, Ronald ................. Peuy, Bob .....,...,........ 48 62, 126, 14s Philips. Bob ................................ so, 151 Plrliens, Ellison ............ ..,..... 5 6, 154 Pierce, Annie Mae .... .,...........,....., 2 6 Pierce, .1o1'1n .............. .......... 3 6, 118 Piers, Jolln ........................ 117, 131, 144 Pierson, Verle .......................... 137, 139 Pingree, Willard .......... ........... 3 6, 117 Piper, Katllryn ............,..................... 62 Plyer, 1..aDonna ................................ 62 Polidor, Melina ........ 47, 50, 62, 89, 153 Poorte, Glen ...................................... 36 Poorte, Tlnomas ...............................,.. 62 Porter. Alice ................ 36, 47. 147, 149 Porter, .lane ....... .............................. 3 6 Porter, Leila ....... ..............,...... 3 6, 152 Poullon, Glen ....,............................... 62 Poulter, G. Raymond ..,..,........ 103, 154 Powell, Alice .............................. 62, 151 Prolsst, Keiner ...... 48, 62. 126, 128 150 Procter. Tad Vvortllen ...................... 117 Protl1ero, Anna ............................ 36 147 Pullem, Clxester ...,........ ........ 3 6, 154 Purdie, Mary ............ ........ 3 6, 152 Purdue, Eileen .......... ................. 3 6 Purrington, Ruth .......... ........ 6 2. 153 R Ralne, Marvin ............ .......... 3 6 Raclclmam, Clayton .... .............. 3 6 Raleigh, Dick .............,. ........ 6 2, 154 Ramirez, Pete ................ ............... 1 32 Rampton, Annie May ................ 36, 149 Rand, Blair .................... ............. 6 2 Randall, Lorraine ................................ 62 Rasmussen, Vern ................................ 36 Reberg, Virginia .......... 56, 50, 146, 159 Reed. Soplxie ......36, 49, 50, 70, SQ, 146, 153, 159 Redfield, Roller! ................................ 56 Reid. Anna ........................................ 62 Reno. Rutll ............. A................... 6 2 Reynolds, Tlmelma .................. 103, 126 Rimes, Curtis ..,................. 36, 117. 150 Rhine, Virginia .... .....................,.. 6 2 Rich, Billie ................ ........... 2 6. 147 Richards, Barbara .....................v...... 62 Ricliards, Maurice ......16, 36, 47, 48, 49, 89, 117, 148 Richardson, Glen .............................. 62 Richardson. Parley ........ .......... 6 2 Riclie, Udini ............... .......... 6 2 Ricllins, Roscoe ....... ............. 3 6 Rigby. Betll ............. ....... 3 6, 149 Riley. Artliur ................ ......,.. 4 8. 49 Riley, James H .......... ............. 7 9 Riley, Lois ............. ............. 6 2 Riley, Huglx ......... .....,.. 3 6, 150 Riley, Verna ........ ............. 7 5 Ririe. Dale ........ Ritcllie, Verl ........ Roacli, Faye .............. Roberts, Connell ..... Robertson, Fay .......... Robins. Leonard A ......... Roclcwelll, Richard ........38, 146 Rockwell, Jane ........ ....... 5 0, 62. Rodgers, Betty ...... Rodman. Gage .... Rogers. P11i11ip ,.... 153 117 ......38 Rogerson, Duane ROQETSOH, Roglwar, Rutlm ...... ......., 3 8, 146 Rose, Lorene ,,...,.... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, '5 8 Rosevear, Harold ,.,..., . ,,,,,,,,,, 88, S9 Rosdalll. Rulon ..., ........... 3 8 Ross, Vera ..,...,., ,,,,,,,, 3 8 Ross. Olive ....... ,.,..,,,,,, 3 8 Roush, Saxon .......... ..,.... 5 0, 62 Rowse, Marion .........,,..,,,..,.,.,,,,,,..,,,, 64 Russell, Adrienne 128, 148, 150, 151 Ruaaell, hlia ...... 58. 70, 146, 153, 159 Russell. LaRue ..........,.,,.... ...,.,...,. 6 4 Russell, 1.aVern .,...... ....... 6 4 S Salerno, Leroy .......... ..................... 3 8 Sander, Barbara .... ,,..,...,......,....,,,, 6 4 Sanders, Mickey .............. 58, 147, 149 Sanders, Raymond ..,.................. 49, 64 Sandlund, Glen ........ 64, 132, 157. 139 Sargent, .lim .......,.............................. 64 Sarlo, Eddie ...,.,..,,...... ,..,,,, 3 8, 137 Saunders. Leland .,.... ................ 1 41 Saxton, Earl .....,..... .,,,...,, 3 3, 144 Scadden, Dean ...... ....,..........,.,... 6 4 Scalzo, Geraldine ................ 58, 43, 148 Sclireclt. Jean. .......... ....... 3 8, 147, 152 Sclloss. Vern ........ ............... 3 8, 117 Schultz, Jean .................................. 38 Scott, Lew ............,....... 47, 48, 64, 128 Scott. Lue .....................,.,.. 64, 150, 153 Scowcrolt, Joanne ....,.,.,,,,,,..,,,,........ 64 Seager, Margie .... .....,..,.,.,,,,.,,,. 5 0 Seamons. Marjorie... ............ 38, 152 Seidner, Vivian .... ..............,,....,.., 5 S Seppicli. Marianne ..........., 47, 64, 149 Sessions. Mildred ........................,,.,,, 64 Srniili, Nlona ....... ,,,...,,, 3 3, 131 Smith. Percy ...... ..,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 3 B Smitll, Verginia ..,,..,......,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 58 Smith, Willis ....,,,.,,,,.,.,.,.,,, 77, 96, 148 Sninin, Caro1e..38, 127, 146 151, 159 Smurt11waite, Konrad .................. 38, 117 Sneddon, Dortlry ...,,,.,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.. 50, 64 Snell, Betty Jane ...... 38, 128, 146, 153 Snell, Marilyn ......,,.,,,,,..,,,, 64, 151, 155 Snarr, Evelyn ...,...... .......... 6 4, 153 Snyder, Norma .,... ............... 6 4 Socwell, LaRane ....... .........,., 6 4 Sorensen, Vera ..... ..... 3 S SUWBFS , Clyde ........... Spaclcman, Slmirley Sparks, Sparlcs, Speeclml Donna ......... Helen ................ y, Cliliord ........ Spencer, Darlene ..... Spilslyury. Jeannette .... Squires. Joyce ......... Stagge, Standin Velda ..,..., g. .lack ..... Starlc, 1..aVar .,.,.. . Steele, Joyce ............. Stepllens, Carl ............ Step11ensen. Gerald .........6-4 ........40 F ........J0, 64 ............40 ........ .64 . ...,.... 64, 153 .........64, 141 Shanb, Donald .......... 64 48. 144. 143 Sllaw. Reed ......................,....,.......... 38 Sllaw, Riclxarcl .........,..,,...,....,... 38, 1 50 S1'1e1don, Alberta ........... Slxeperd, Betty .lean ............,,..,. 38, Sherman, Lois ............ Sl1erner. Genevieve .. Slwpe, Mildred .... Sllreeve, Elaine ........ Slmupe, Marilyn ...... Sllurtlelf, LaRea ......,. S11urt1e11. Warren .... Slwrtlilf, Betty ...... Slmurtlilf. Mina Sllurtz, Maxine .....,.. ...... Simonsen. Elly .................. ......106, 152 1 47 ..,....4S, -19 .......64 .......64 150 38. 151. 159 Simpson. Margaret ....... .,., ............. . 6 4 Simpson, Mary .................. 38, 146, 149 Stevens, lrvin ........... ..,.,,,,, 6 4 Stevens, Marion ........ ..........,.... 4 0 Siewari, Betty Alice .... ...,...,...,.,.,,, 4 0 Stewart. P11y11is .......... ............, 6 4, 151 Stine. Dirk .............. ....... 4 0, 117, 118 Stodmeister, Ed ....... .................... 1 18 Stolcer. .laclc ......... ....... ......,, 6 4 Stolcer, Vera ...... .,,.,,.., 4 0 Stokes, Clarlc ....... ...... I 34 Stone. Anna ...... ....... 1 52 Stone, Clarence ....... ..40 Stone, Edwin ....... ....... 1 50 Stone. Macli ........... ......... 6 4 Stout, Dona ................ ............ 4 0 Stranquist, Anna .lane ..... ............... 4 0 Stratlord, Afton ........................ 40, 147 Stratford, Frances Mary 125, 147, 148, 159 Stradford, Walter .............................. 40 Stromlzerg. Evelyn ...................... 40, 154 Stromluerg. Rut11 ................................ 40 Stuart, Jean ....................,...........,..... 152 Stuart. Marjory ............ 50, 64, 125, 153 Stuart, Mary ....... ........,.......... 4 0, 146 Summerill, Joyce ....... ............ 6 4 Summerill, Orlin .... ......... 4 0 SVV811, BHl'1JBl B Swaner, Viola ....... . .............. 40 Swenson, Nada ........., ....,,.... 4 0. 146 Swift, Raymond ....... ............... 4 0 Taggart, lV1i1dred..40, 47, 72, 146, Taggart, Vvelden VV ....... 77. 103, Tamalci. Saclai .... 40, 50, 126, 146, Slade, Rada .......... . .... ,.................. 6 4 Slater, Jane ...........,...,............ 38, 50, 93 Smalley, Don ..................,. 52, 135, 139 Smirl. Donna May ............................ 64 Srnixli, Aline .............. ....... ....,.,.,,. 3 s Smiili, Beuy Lou ........ ........... 6 4 Smitll, Clyde .........,.. .............. 6 4 Smitll, Edwin S .......... ....... 7 7, 97 Smitll, Eugene ...... ,.,..,..... 3 8 Smitll. Geraldine ...... .............. 3 8 Smitll, George ....... ....,...,,,..,.,. 3 S Srnizli, Jean ........... ........ 6 4, 151 Smitll. Leslie .. .............. 64 Smitlm, Mary ....... ...,,., 6 4 Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Terry. 47, Barbara ............................ Catlxerine ....... Donna ....... Margaret .... Norma ..... Paul ......... Rutll ......... Wanda ...... Eugene ..... .......40. 155 12-1 147 64 154 ..........40. ..40 ..64 139 ..40 ..50 ..40 Thaclterary, lean ..... Thinnes. Nlargaret ...... Thomas, Artliur ..,. Thomas, Jeane ..... Thomas, Parry .........,,, Thompson, .lames , .................. . 151 ..40 , ......... 40 Thompson, Kenneth ................ Thornley, Wilson R ......,.v.. 7-. Tliornaclc. .lanell ..... .. ............. Thorpe, Beatrice Thulin, Nlarsh .,...... Tippf-ts, LaRue lite, Ruth .......... Tittensor, Lurac.. Todcl, Evelyn ......... Tolman. Merle ..,.... Toone, Gerry ................. E ....... Torgeson. Carl TfE8SdHlll, Ilelle .. . Tracy, Eclwarcl ........ ....... Tracy, Mae ............... Tresecler. Margaret ........ Tresecler, Martha ........ .40. 118 93 124 ........154 64, 141 ..50. ........64, ...50. 64, 141 ,...,.,..64, Tribe, Franlc ................................. Turner, Barbara ........................ 66. Toscan, Diclc ...... 40, 118. 137 ,U Unclerwoocl, Walter ...... ......... 4 0, Unlc, Stanley ........... .......... Upton, Kathryn ....... V Vail. lrene ............... Vallinga, Dorothy ........ Van Allen, John ....... Vance, Jeannette .................... Van Batenlmurg. Raymoncl 64 ..40 152 64 ..79 ..40 148 ..64 150 150 141 155 141 118 131 ..50 ........40 ........66 ........40 Van Decvraliw, June ...... 49, 66. 128 Vanclenlmerg, Leon ..................... Vanclenlaerg, Marion ...... ..... Vanclehei, Maxine ...... .42, 151 141 VanNess, Richarcl ......... .42, 151 Vause, Lorna ............,......,..........,..... 42 Vernieu. John N .....,..............48, 49, 60, 124, 125 148 Vetas, Artemis ........................ 60, 155 Vetterli, Nlaxine ................................ 66 Vowles, Marjorie ....42. 125, 126. 128. 148. 150. W Xvaclcer, .leanne ............ 42, 49, 89, 1:14 151 Wade, Clive ........ ......................... 6 6 Wade. Margaret ........ 5Naxle, Roller! ........ .........42. 152 Wailsw'orth, Lecla .... Wagner, June .......... Whkefleld, Leland ....---------- 102 Wallcer, Elwyn ................................ 150 Walker, John ................ 40, 47, 48. 148 Wall, Ronald .................................... 40 Wallworlc, Clay .......... ................ 4 0 Wangsgarcl, Ernest .................. 99, 150 Vvangsgarcl. James ............................ 40 Ward, Ann .............. 66, 125. 149, 150 Warcl. Ellen Ann ...................... 42. 147 Vvarclleigh, Elizabeth ....,.., 42 1-16, 147 Vvarner, Charlene .,............,............. 66 Yvarner, Vernon ...... ...................... 6 8 Vvaterlall, Ruth ................ 66, 149, 151 Waterstraclt. ,lean Anne ...,................66, 128, 148, 150. 151 Walliins, Doris ................................., 42 Watlcins, Helen ........ ......... 6 6 Watson, Marilyn ........ ................... 4 2 Vvatson, Shirley .......................... 42 149 Weaver, Marjorie.. ........ 42, 146 152 VV:-aver, Porter ................. ..42 Vvelalu, Chloe ..... ......... 4 2 Welmla, VerDene ...... ......... 66 Weber, Wayrxc ...... ............ 6 6 Welaster, Arlene ........... ......... 4 8, 66 Weloster, Winnona ....... Wetlell, .loe .................. Weese, Arsace .. Wellcer, Aclam ..... Wellcer, Gerald ......... Wessler, Flo ......... . 1 50 42. ..42 117 Weir, Bill ........... .................. 4 9, 66 West, Maurine ................ 42, 152, 154 West Wanzla .......... ...................... 6 6 Vvlieeler, Kenneth .................... 42, 118 Wheeler, Nola ................ .. ................ 66 Nvheelwright, Faye 49. 124, 125, 127, 146 VVheelwright, Florence .............. 66, 155 Vvhuelwright, Harvey .... 48, 49, 66, 140 VVheelwriglit. ,lay ............................ 42 VVheller, Earl ......... ..... Vvhelton, lvlelvin . ....... 154 Whetton, Elaine ......... 66 White. Carl ..... ....... 1 50 Vvliite, Gayle .......... ..66 Vvliite, Harold ,....... ....... 6 6, 151 White, Margaret .... VVhitnieyer, Annc ...... Xvliitney. lN1ilclrecl .............. Nvliittaltcr. Betty 128, 150 Nxlliittalcer, Betty ...,........,.,. Whittaker, lvlaxine VVliit1emore, lV1ary ...... 152, 155 Wvimlclison, Eugene R ....... ......... Vviggius, Emmett 152 76, 77 Wiggiiis, NOTITIH ... Xvilcox, Lee .......... Wilcox, Miriam .... Wilde, Royal .......... Williariis, Vvilliams, Vvillianis, Williaiiis. Williams, Williams, xfx,1lli8D1S, Williaiiis, .... ............ 66 125 Betty Lou .......................... 66 Darrell .............. 42. 89, 127 Dean ....... Junior ..... Keith ........ Mary ......... Neclra ......, Roh:-rt .... Wvillis. Emlwarrl ...... VVillis, .lolin ....... . Vvills. Louise ...... Vvilson, Bertha ...... Vvilson, lN1arian ............ 141 54 .......4'5, 48, 126 146. 151 151 ........14-1 ........42, 152 ........66, 153 VVilson, Rose Mary ..... ....... 42. 147 Vvinliler, .luanita ......... . Xvinwartl, Wolf. .lun Wolthius, Vvillarrl e ............. Jean... NN on Q. Paul ....... Vvoorl, Avis ..... Wood, Leon ........ Woodburn, Azla Woodburn, Amy ....... Woodbury. Dorothy Woodbury, Francis Woods, Alice ................... Wooilwartl, .lean ....... ........44, 152 117 ........141 ...........44. 151 149 Woolley, Katllrine ...... 44. 48. 126, 148 Woolley, Mary .......... 88, 126. 127, 151 Woolsey, Glen .................. .. .... -66, 159 Woolsey, Jeanette ........ ....... 6 6, 152 Woolsey, William ,.,..,. ..,,..,,.. 4 4, 150 Wright, Clara ....... ....... 6 6, 149 Wright, Elliott ........ Wright. Eugene ...... Wright. George ..... Wright, Glen ........ Wright, Marva ........ Wynn, Willis ........ Y Yeaman, Don ......... Yee, lrene ......... Yei, Amy .................. 14, 111 Ylinclieta, Blanche ..... Yolcoyama, lxlitsuo ..... Yorgason. Myrtle Youn g, .lean ..,........... 44, Young, lvla rjean ..,.....,.. Zalarislcie. Z vma ,,.. .... Zitniclt, Elsie .......... .............44 .............44 ................44 - ............66. 152 49, 66 127. 146. 159 118 .........44, 118 153 in lppreciation ln the midst of overfilled Wast haskets, hrolien pencils, and a cluttered Hoor, the staff room is deserted and unnaturally quietg and we realize that another eventful year of high school life draws to its close, and this volume Ufrom the classesn has its fin is. With its many associations, socials, studies, and aspirations this has been a year long to he rememhered. li, in years to come, these pages recall for you the cherished episodes of this unforgettable year, it will have accomplished our fondest hope. To the many unsung heroes who have been our uguiding starsu in the preparation of this hook, homage is due. 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