Okanogan High School - Dog Tracks Yearbook (Okanogan, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1950 volume:

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W: '11, 1 M - by ', ,H A -4, I DOG TRACKS STAFF EditOre c o e 0 e 0 u 0 0 0 e e 0 'Mary CODDST Assistant Editor. . . . . . . . . . Pat Houston Business Manager. . . . . . . . . . . . . 'Maydene Jorgensen Assistant Business Manager. Senior Class Reporters. . Junior Class Reporters. . Sophomore Class Reporter. Faculty . Shirley Schmidt Joan Sawyer and Gail Dickson . Margie Scott and Nancy Porter I O O I I O C I I O I e e e e e o e 0 e 0 D 0 Kay SaWy6T c e o e 0 e e e e o e o Q e o Q e Barbara Husu Artists . . . . . . . . . Lorraine Launer and Carolyn Wagner Calendar Carolyn Wagner, Joyce Hedington, and Sherry Stout Drama . Janet H11t8 Society Music Boys ' Sports Girls' Sports Photographers Typists Mimeographlng Advisor Class History Class Prophecy Class Will Poetry Photography Snapshot xi? i235 x 2 4 Rosemary Pelle Jo Schmidt and Mary Lou Mack Don Drewry and Bud Myers Phyllis Carpenter and Nancy Nelson Jb Schmidt, Margie Scott, and Dick Hayden Phyllis Carpenter, Mary Conner, Joan Sawyer, Gail Dickson and Joyce Hedington Pat Houston, Shirley Schmidt, and Barbara Husum Miss Flammang Shirley Schmidt and Betty Crowder . . Janet Tate, Eugene Holeman, and Shirley Herman . . . Gall Dickson, Joan Sawyer, Don Schreckengost, Frank'Workman Luana Reyes and Phyllis Carpenter Mrs Bode . Student Contributors fggfgsja X.: SN.1 :z::::Lj -4- 0 o o o o e s e e o e s e e e u e c e e ' ' o e o e a o o c 9 c e a c e o s o c . I I I I Q Q . I . . . u e e o u o o e o s o ' o o s o c o Q 0 c R . . s e 0 A . U ' c Q e e o o s 0 ' I 0 O I U I O I O I I Q . . Q - I D . . . 0 I 0 e o ' u e c o e o e . ' o e c s o 0 e . o o e e s o e o e e e e s o e e S o e e e e o o 4 e e o . -'Ai fr fp E'-41 x lf! S j . 11,- X Awwwmffi irrik P7 d mr G u L! an-A Cxi. 'fi 4' 1 1 . ' J , . . X . SUPERINTENDENT'S MESSAGE Ihe annual staff and advisor are to be highly com ended for the fine work done in compiling this annual. We shall always have fond memories re- freshed when we scan the pages of our 1950 edition of Dog Tracks. The senior class of this year has only 34 members, the smallest class to be graduated smnce 1935 But the adage uBig things come 1n small packages' may well be applied to youg you are a very talented group. Graduating days are happy days, even though we sometimes hear remarks such as, I Wish I could return as a senior next year ' For some of you, your formal education is completed, while some of your classmates will gc on to higher in stitutlons of learning May you carry along the fine spirit which you have displayed during your high school years If you do, you should succeed Congra+ulat1ons seniors! Drop back to pay us an occasioral visit at O.H.S. Best Wishes dk LVLGU R ox 7 ' . Q J O u Q ' . 1 s 4 :li 'f .-. f ' ' E. U F FACULTY They Direct The Course of Our Wheel MRS BASSETT' Born in 'Naath, Pa. Teaches French, history, library, senior class and Glrls' Club adv1sor Ambition to travel around the world ME. BRUNTON: Hlgh school pr1nc1pal Born in Wenatchee, Wash Ambition to retlre and have h1s own golf course M JANSSENz Junior high princlpal Born 1n Watervllle, Wash Ambltion t ug t up wlth a sm1le.n MR FOX Superintendent of schools. Born in End1cott, Wh Ambitlon to be best golf player in the world. MISS SMITH Born at Copeland, Kansas. Teaches English, speech, and dramatics. Ambition to see a broadway show. MR BODE Born in St Louis, Missouri. Teaches music. Am bition to hunt deer w1th one bullet like Mr Fox. MISS KNIGHTON Born 1n'Ue1r, Kansas Teaches typ1ng, short hand, offlce practlce, Growl. Ambit1on to travel to S M DAWSON Born 1n Halxyon, B C. Teaches sclence and v1s ual alds Ambitlon to catch his 11m1t every tlme he goes fish1ng. MR STOFLT Born 1n Bothell, Nash. Coach, Boys' Club advio sor Ambmtlon to have a state Champ10n8h1p team MISS SCHULTZQ Born in Alexandrla, Mlnn. Teaches P E. and health Amb1t1on to have her own horse farm M SCARPFLLI Born in Spokane, Wash Teaches dr1v1ng and athletlcs, ass't coach Ambltion to be connected w1th pro fossional athletics. MR PARRISH Born 1n Odessa, Nash Teaches history and so- -fal studies Ambition to drive on roads in Okanogan coun ty that dcn't make his oar rattle MR PITTS Born 1n L1V1HgStOD, Montana Te ches shop nd mechan1cal dranlng Amb1tlOn I 1t's a secret amb1t1on lt wou1dn't be a secret any more if I told H MRS SVCOR Born ln Spokane, lash Teaches home economlcs. Ambltlon to be a dress deslgner MISS Fl! TMNG Born ln Gllbertsvllle, I Te ches math, Fngllsh, Dog Tracks 8dV1SOP Ambltlon to go skatlng on the d1kes in Holland MISS BROWN: Born 1n Valley C1ty, N D Teaches art b1t1on tour the U S and Canada 1n her antiquated Jalopy 8 ' l . . . 11 0 . . . 0 . . 0 I . . . a ' 0. 0 ' O 9 . g 2 o -.... -1... I1 I O --...--...- 11 . 1 I ' 9 -.. ---.1 . 11 . . . F . . , . . .. - . . . . -- . Am. v . . . . - g . o 1' 'i. . . . . . ...- . o ' ' 0 .o Q 1. Q--...1 . . . . 0 '- o . . 1 I it-1-..1 . . . -- . . . Q J 3 o 1' 1'i'i. . . . -- .. o ' 7 0 I 'I I -1...- o . -.. - O I . . . ls IN a . . 5 cl ot 1 - '2 X . 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'92 ' K: g 'x, ' ' x w K' ' ' ' 1 1 ' 'L -I-' . .K Q? in u--,. 4 ah S i STUDENT COUNCIL Around Whom Our Wheel Revolves Ind1v1dual 1ctures an Cunnln han buslness manaLer V1rg Holt rman, presldemt 'aydene Jorcensen secretary Terry Conner sergeart at ar s Darrell lracey, J1ce pres 1dent Call Dlckson proeran cha1r1an nd Rodcers 'am1lton, treasurer ou2 Plcture fbaclf ro Chuol Allen rrne rlageruo Dale lcCulley James CUHI1HVHQW Terry Conner, DWQIH Denton Frank worVman Don Sckrfcle ost and Glen Haden Around the tablel lolse Wylet, Mary Conner, Darrell Tracey, Mavdene Jorgensen V1rg1l Holternan, Rodgers H8111 ton, Gall D1c1son, luana Reyes Joan Sawyer, and Joyce Hed lngton Not D1CtQF6d Rylla Rockey, Gene Corbln Norllng at all tlmes for the be t lnterests of our school the student councll moved swlftly and eff1o1ently, under the SUp6FV1S1OH of Mr Brunton, pr1nc1pal and Mrs Bassett advasor, 1U solvnng old and nel oroblens that were pla ed before them Wlth h1s slow smlle and GBSYFOIH, man er, lwryll Holt erman XSB pre ldent handl d h1s 5Ut16S very Nell and vas eager to serve everyone at all t1mes The student councll travel d to Omak for a lO1Pt meet 1ng and to Mol on for the all county meet1ng The Chelan councll menbers asked oermlsslon to send renresentat1ves to he Omal Okanovan qolnt councll weetlng held 1n Okanogan ADPI1 18 They were 1nt rested 1D pronotlnv the 6StHb11Sh ment of a JO1Dt COJHC11 and a orobable all county councll After a T9V16J of th hlstory of our qolnt councll the meetlny wa opened to d1SCUS91OH IH whl h members from all schools freely partlcl ated fter thl d1SCUSS1OH all stu dents returned to thelr re pectlve towrs 11th 1deas for 1m provlng the1r student government The magor progects of the councll every year are the fall all school mlxer, the Olanopan Omak 101Ht councll meet lng, and the all county councll meetlng Exery year three delegates of the counc1l are chosen by a commlttee of students and faculty members to attend the Leader? Conference at the Un1vers1ty of Iashlngton Thls year they were V1rg1l bolterman, ASB oresldent Mary Con ner Glrls' Club presldent Luana Peye , 7un1or class pres ldent The students flnl these meetings very NOFtHWhll6, for many new ldeas and projects are brought back and are placed before our faculty student lead rs and h HSSOC1 ated students 10 l . .- ' ' P' : JV es . '.Q ,, ' T 2 K, , i bfi'- ' . T . T, t, . . , .. Q , , - - .. yn - 1 'T - ' .. A , . .. , - K . . 0 T . . . n . as A AI . , , N- . n . , O . I . X A v Gr . Nj: 1 , . g L, T. w' , 1 ' 1 ' ' fl' L -'-1 I 4 A1 4, . . 3 .-I YES' , . Q f-u - ' Q : n . . , . . . M N, . , .1 , A ' ' ' C I , - 9 . o c . V. . . . , -f . . . - C S 1 , 1 , , W ,. . . . . . . . . . , A, , . l g . . . . vv I , . -I J JH L A- C l 0 1 . . . . ,-. . , K . A :V 0: A H V, - 3 ,, , c ' n ' ' 1. 1 . .1 . no . , . J 1 . ,I , Q ' 9 . I ' - . ' K S ' V u -L F- . . . . . C . A . H-. L . , . I N . Q . . . - ' - ' ' -, ' tp 1 . K A - D V .e ' K , J S t . , , ' C . 1 - . Q . n S - S u 4 T . 4- C . . . . C . 0 .. ' r - ' ' ' - . Q, . K . . . 0 r . ., , . I . .I A .I . . -- . . f 1 .1 ' I .. , L 5 . - . . F . . , Q X. Q K . L . , . 0 1 f , ' A ' . . 3 - J. ' , 5 , u 9 - ' C - - ali vf PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE To the students of OsH.S.: When you receive your oopy of Dog Tracks the school year of 1949-'50 will almost be over, It has been a very ifportant year for all of us. we saw not only the turn of a new decade, but the birth of a neww century. The prospect of getting into the new building seemed promising when the partitions came down ex- posing'a hallway now a city block long. Those things were im! portant, but most of all I like to remember- the leadership displayed by the cheer leaders at all our games and pep assem blies, the feeling of pride for our student council members at a Joint Omak Okanogan council meeting, the uneve say die spirit displayed by the Bu ldogs in the .Annistioe Day football game, the big pep rally, and in their enthusiasm, students taking time to give their teachers recognition at the bonfire, riding the rooters' bus to an out of town game, the way students and sud ienoe alike respond when our band starts playing, the original displays and decorations in the study hall, the very interesting papers published by the Growl staff, the oom unity's response to The Night of January l6th and many other similar experiences too numerous to mention Best of luck to this yearls senior class as they begin new responsibilities, and to the sophomores and juniors. I hope to see all of you back next year Remember, we have a new building Sincerely. xl? word, L Brunton 12 - , Y ll ll ,ll to break in. Thanks for the memories of '49-'50, W? .Hx 4 H . tv Lil O - f'K A ,xx 1 x ff I ! X JPJNFQ CTTNNINCHAT' J1m has been bus1ness manaoer and has earned one letter 1h football and tvo 1n L9DDlS n 1 e memoer of Thesp1an and has been 1n nStr1ctly ormal H HThe Nl ht of January lotr reople Are Talk1ng Toon Up ne Nad N1eht,u and HMoll1e O'9raughne sef J has been 1U band three wears UFwT'HWHwUW She ha been a member of bane for four year and chorus for one vear Chelof 15 8SS1St8Dt 6dlTOF on the Prowl staff ard 15 re d l1brar1an th1S vear Very aotlve 1n sports she ha earnca one letter no 1 s part1e1pat ed 1n the m1HOF sports tournament ard 13 a member of pep club EUGFDT HOLPMAN Euvene was serreant at arms of the sen1or class and has +urned out for basletball football and tr ck one year He belongs to the Lettermen's Club and 13 one of the l1 rar1ans +h1S year H15 talents as an ctor we e seen 1n 'The N1 lt of Tanuarv l6t and 1H HMoll1e 'Shaufhnes e PHYLLIS CJRPVYTVR she has b en a member of the Cro l staff for two ve th1S xeer 1ts 8SS1St8Dt PdltOf que lso wa sports 9a1+OT on the Dov Tracks staff The he earned two let+ers 1n sports 1n WH1Ch she excel Pb ll1 1S soc1cl servlce oha1rman of G1rls' Club and 1S a member of pen club no of e'orus FRANK UORYTUUJ Frank has held nang Off1C6S 1rolud1nv sophomore 1 ore entat1ve gun 1or elass pres1oent pre 1d6Ht of Boys' Club has earned one letter 1F bas ters 1n tenn1s ano has part1c1patel n the WIHOT sports tournaments H p ayed a le d 1n the S9WlOT plav and Nas t1e d1T6CLOT of Heat L1vhtn1nv MA'L'1F JORFENSPT The many honors Ia5Hene h s han 1HC1UdP V1C6 PTG91dGHT of sophomore clas prooram on 1nnan of the JWWIOF l s secretary of student bod Thesp1an pres1dent, prom PFIDCGSS, 1 lott ppleblossom pr1ncess, D ill? negr resentat1ve worthy adv1sor of Ralnbov, nd an excellent' rat1ng 10 her portraval of 'Va 1n HMoon Jp ' Host lmportant she 15 clas salutatorlan BOP AYLOR Bob transferred to Okanogan 1r k1S JUHlOT Vear and therefore has not h d an oppo tUH1+V to turn oxt for s manv 8Ct1V1tl8S le woulo had h been here all the t ne He h s been out for tr ck one ye r nd for foot b ll one year mob has bee a ember of choru ROQFMARID MARTIN qhe has been secretary of the JuDlOT class and progrun CHL1TmFH of the sen1or class, bullet1n board ch lrmcn of G1F1S' Club and member of pep e ub She pl wed 1n Hlh N1qh+ of J nuary 16th H nd rranl V Speak1ng BOB VRITTS Bob has turned out one your for b sketb ll foctb ll nd also one for baseball He ras been sergeant t rms of the sophomore cl ss and of Bovs' Club He has been a member of bard for tnree B W 1r the sen 1or pl y ' he hlght of J nu rv l6tr' nd lr 'ite Adxentures of Tom 9 wyer sklt 1n H13 JuH1OT ye r 16 .. 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M l . vears. ob pas L . . ,- ' I Y- I - 1 il a , T a e V . a . . f - . a r u . - - 4,1 f ffm I GENE CORBIN Gene was sophomore clas vice president sergeant at arms in his Jun 1or year and enior class president H was trea urer of Thespian Club and a member of chorzs He had the lead in nMoll1e O'Shaughne sey and al so acted in HStr1ctly Formal Eh and ight of January 16th ' MARLTNV STEETE Marlene has been a merber ot band for four years chorus two years, and pep club two years She has earned a lett r 1n sports The many hon ors she h s hxd include prom princess apple blos om prince s junior marshal and worthy advisor of Rainbow GLEN HADEN Glcn's offices nclude Boys' Club program chairman, senior class trea urer se re ary of Boys' Club, and enior olas president He turned out ior fco aa l ore y ar was baseball manager a member of Lettermen's Club Thespian tub and Deholay ie acted in strictly Formal Night of January l6tk ' HMO1l16 O'Shaufhnessey HEh and Moon Up BARBARA HUSUM Before going to chool ln Okanogan Barbara attended school in Santa band and a member f p p clxb She was in HThe Night of January 16th ' 'One a Night and Frankly Speaking She 1 also on ihe annual staff JOHN VAN BINSBTRG T John has been in the plays 'Heat L1fhtn1nr,n NThe Night of January 16th H and One Mad Night H He is a member of band and of chorus John transferred from Granger High School in 1948 BETTY CROWDFR Betty is one of the office girls Sh is a member of oep club chorus and of Girls' Club She has participated in minor oorts tournament for two years and ha turned out for sport for one year She was one of the cast of Frankly Speaking VIRGIL HOLTERMAN Student body president and honorary captain of basketball are two of the most important honors Virgil has had N has also been vice president of student body, sophomore clas president nd Boys' State representative He was one of the character Dortrayers in HThe light of January 16th H and was chosen to go to Leaders' Conf renee thi year JANET HILTS The many honors Janet has had include Growl editor, president of pep club drum magorette, cotton queen, delegate to P S S.P , oratorioal contestant, secretary of Thespian, chairman of Junior prom, and worthy ad visor of Rainbow. She has been 1n 'Tiger House,n ulollio 0'Shaughnoseey, 'People Are Ta1k1ng,n nThe Night of January l6th,n nHeat Lightn n , an 'One Mad Night ' She is the first girl to graduate with a 4 point avera e RODGERS HAMILTON Rodgers has turned out for football for four years and was chosen hon orary captain He was the president of the sophomore and gunior classes, treasurer of student body, secretary and sergeant-at-arms of Boys' Club, He was one of the big five in 1949, and was delegate to Boys' State. He acted in: nPeople Are Talk1ng,u nEh,n and nThe Night of January 16th.n -18- ..... ....... S ' - ' , - - ' Q ' , . s ' ' 1. . e s ' 1 - . . 6 n . X. Q J 1 u ' . - il H H H - I 2 1 c , , A l -LJ .J JJ I f .1 l , ' ' f . - e ' . - .a 1 .l : f , 9 s ' S , ' : 4' , Y I D 6 I D ........... l u -Q 4, 1 : s , . c t l s ' s ' , ' . tl.ll . le , ' f g na - '1 - T . Q H H v ll H - , U. ' .LV 0 J . o I , I - - N ll Hi Il A 1, 1 , 1 - ' - J ' J s . ' Z , , , , ' Monica, California. She is secretary of the senior class, a member of the . , ,-H o e 1 . . f '. L' , t , - S 0 - N ' . M d N, , 1 . ' 1 L a Q S ' ,J F - o l ' 'S A El l ..... .... I . M 2 : ,C . ' n R . . ' , I O - O FY! J . . 7. O 6 . Q A , , ' . . . ' ' . ' L' sk s s I . H - ll L JI A L ' - . . ' Q .,. he - S ' ,, a ' . Q . ' T' . A 5 ' .D 9 . 5 a ............ ' u . . , , r 0 9 I . . . 9. . I I - - - , l v 1 ' ll , r - an - 1 a A i g Q d 4 g Q ........ ......... A . . . . . JOAN SAWYER Joan's most lmportant honors were yell leader and Jun1or prom queen. She was secretary of the sophomore and JUDIOT classes, sen1or class program chalrman and treasurer v1ce pres1dent of G1rls' Club earned three letters 1n g1rls sports was senlor class reporter on the Dog Tracks staff, and 18 one of the Off1C6 glrls. She acted 1na uMO1118 O'Shaughnessey H NEh,u and 'The Nlght of January l6t N WINSTON MCCULLEY He has turned out for basketball, tennis, and football for three years and was chosen lnspiratlonal player of football, he was mentloned on the all county basketball team 'W1nston was v1ce pres1dent of Lettermen's and of Boys' Club Plays: nThe N1ght of January 16th H and nHeat L1ghten1ng GAIL DICKSON The many honors Ga1l has had lncludes student body program chalrman, JuH10P and sophomore class program cha1rman, and en1or class v1ce pres1 dent sergeant at arms of Glrls' Club, Dog Tracks staff for three years cotton hop chairman, orator1cal contestant member of band and chorus for three years, rece1ved the Grand Cross of Colors 1n Ralnbow, and was 1n the aysx uMOl116 O'Shaughnessey,n Tlger House, and nStr1ctly Formal ' PATSY PALMER Patsy IS sports edltor of the Growl has earned a letter 1n sports a member of pep club, and an Off1CS g1rl She has been in band four years and 1D chorus one Th1s year she recelved the Grand Cross of Colors ln Ramnbow Ias ln 'The Nlght of January l6th' and was dlrector of 'One Mad Nlght N DON SCHQECKENGOST He was chosen 1nsp1rat1onal player of basketball thls year and was a member of the all county basketball team Don played rlght end on the foot was ln: 'The N1ght of January l6th' and wa costume d1rector of NMoon Up JOYCE HEDINGTON Joyce was: yell leader, prom prlncess, vlce pres1dent of the S6n10P class, program cha1rman of G1rls' Club earned a letter 1D sports 1S on the Growl staff, and on Dog Tracks staff 1S pres1dent of band, Off1C6 g1rl and belongs to pep club and chorus She acted 1ns nMoll1e O'Shaughness y H N rlctly Formal ' e lg o anuary , an 'One Mad N1gh ' SHIRLBY SCHMIDT Shlrley 15 a member of glee club, Thesplan She has been ln theuho- rus on the Dog Trakcs staff two years th1s year as asslstant buslness man ger She was an alternate for G1rls' State Her act1ng talents were seen ln the plays: 'Mollle O'Shaughnessey 'The Nlght of January l6th' and 1n Frankly Speaklng U whlch she helped d1rect She has turned out for gir s sports for two years PATTY GREELEY She has earned two letters 1n sports, 1S a member of pep club a mem ber of band and of chorus She has been on the Growl staff for two years, thls year, 1ts assistant ed1tor She has been a llbrarlan and an office girl She was one of the delegates to P S S P Patty has been a member of Ra1nbow for four years 20 . . . . , ' ' h. - . . - . . gg o , , 1 pl . - N - VI ' . Y . . -----?- . 3 is . ,. . g . . g . X ball team for three years. He was Boys' Club president, and is in chorus, . g . F . gg - o , ' 1 . 6 N Eh,n St ' ,U 'Th N' ht f J 16th u d ' ' t.' - . I ' I! 1 0 ' I - - H . 1 . '. . 1 gil gf MARY OONNER was: Glrls' Club oresldert, annual edltor senlor class secreta ry, student body chalrman, prom prlnc ss, cotton cutle and PPIHCPSS, Glrls' State repres ntatlve, Le ders' Conferenc delegate, and ha earned a letter 1U siorts Iarv played 1D 'olll O'Shaughnessey aor LU D olle fr Talk ln he help d dlrect 'The 11 ht of January l6thn and nStr1ctly Formal H Mary ma a member of the growl staff, of pep club and Thesp1an TWPRY CONV UR He was sergeant at arms of student body of the sophomore class, wun IOT class and of Boys' Club Terry ha been actlve 1n all sports He has earned three letters ln basketball, one 1n track, and four 1n football He w s a member of chorus and band for one year and a member of Lettermen's Club He acted ln Moon Upn and 1n Hlhe Nleht of January l6th' and 1S the stage manager for One Mad Wlyht U ROSVMARY PPLLE Ro enary wa cotton CUt1P thls year and a prlnoess of + cotton rep last y FT She 1 ehalrman of the art commlttee 1F Glrls' Club and 13 a member of pep club, of chorus, and Thesplan She was on the Growl staff for one year, and has been soclety edltor of Dog Tracks for two years She acted 1n 'Strlctly Formal,u HThe Nlght of January 16thn and nFrankly Speal SHIRLEY HEQMAN Shlrlev transferred from 'enatcb e the last quarter of her sophomore vear In Wenatchee she engared IW the fOllOWlHg BCt1V1t1e glrls' sports one year, glee club one year, l1brar1an, OfflC6 glrl and was secretary of sophomore class Slnce COm1HE to Okanogan Shlrley has been ln pep club, ln chorus two years, and has been 1n Ralnbow for two years AVN? COOK wayne has been a member of the Boys' Club for three years He has been 1n chorus for two years layne was property manager of the speech plays He lS one of the few memb r of our class who started to school 1n Okanogan and has b en here through all twelve grades JAN T TATV She transferred from th Roosevelt qlgh School ln Seattle 1D September of tH1S school year Slnce COm1Hg to Okanogan, Janet has been a member of the Growl staff, served as chalrman of the commlttee to wrlte the class prophecy, and has taken part ln two plays 'The Nlght of January l6thu and U rankly SPG8PlFg BOONF MY RS Boone started to school 1U Okanogan when he was a sophomore, but moved to Sandpolnt, Idaho for the last part of h1s JUH1OF year and th f1PSt part of h1s S9W1OP y ar We were glad when he came back to graduate with u H played Tbn Sawyer 1n nThe Adventures of Tbm Sawyern sklt. Boone was on the baseball team and participated in the minor sports tournament, FLOYD SPL? He was program chalrman of the sophomore clas , program cha1rman of the JUH1OT class, and serg a t at arms of the sen1or class Floyd has been on the baseball team for three years and has partlclpated ln the m1nOT sports tour ament He played Huckleberry Flnn 1n nlhe Adventures of Tom Sawyeru sklt presented to the student body 1n hls JUU1OF year. -22- .... .-.... . . . . D Mary . f - , ,w e ' a 3 e . s - f - u f - u , 1 f u n .. e V m e , .. . e 5 1 . e - u o ' gYn vt n g. S Ae w 3 . . K .' lv V S . o -J L 42:1 ............. , L J - - 4 , U - - I f S U C ' Q I . . , . . . gg. . . ' . I ,-, N ' ., -. A , Q J -J .............. C 6 . . . ,Q . U 1 Q J , , ,J ,lla 1 .. .. GA a S .4 f . , - 0 lu n . , . . , . . A In . 1 - 1HHu Rosemary annouced her engagement at the JUn1OT prom. 44 L 4 A ................ 1 . To .C . . V Q l . L . . . . . , ,, , , , . 4 1 , I O V 'v - J , .......... ,, , '31 .4 .1 Q . W ' Q 1 , . . . . . e s D J .., J , f ' Q -W - NA .'J ........... , ,. . . . , e K . 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ShNICQ CL.SS HIJTO Y Ie present the play entltled HThe Nlvht of June lstu ln three acts The thlrty four maln characters are alded by a sup ortlng cast of elvhteen rho, although they are treated rather awfully by the leadlng players, seem to handle their parts wlth much more experlence ost of the scenes are, la1d 1n a square red brlck bulldlng A SCnIn I As the curtaln rlses we see the class of SO as they were 1n 1938 thelr flrst year of school They are seated ln cha1rs readlng those very, very thrllllng storles of 'Dlck and Jane U As we glance through the group we recoe nlze the faces of Pat Greelev, Joyce Hedlnvton, Gene Corbln, Winston hcCulley, Don Schrecken ost, Phyllls Carpenter, Gall Dlckson, James Cunnln han, Eueene Holeman, Marlene Steele, and Rodgers Hamilton CThese are the only players out of the roup who rent to Okanov n all t elve vears of chool Glen daoen, osenarle Martln, nd Rosemary Belle also start ed wn the f1lSt rade but traveled around a bwt before com- 1n back to Okano an ACT I JCLIE II The curtaln opens .nd e Ilnd the senlors 11 the flfth grade They are ettlnf ready for the event of the year, May Day, Everyone lo dressed ln costumes representlne d1f over! It's tlme to do our dance Everyone 15 happy except Win ton who, because of the lack of a partner, has to dance by H1mSGlf Enterlng throueh the front door are Iary and Terry Conner, later throu h the lde door, Vlrell Holterman, stlll liter through the bac' door, Joan Sawyer and Patsy Palmer ACT I SCrNE III A glance at the calender tells us that 1t's l9hh a blg year for our senlors nom 1n the slxth grade, for 1t's thelr last wear at the Vlrglnla Gralnver School Enterlng through the WlndOJS, Reba Lemons and Floyd Self appear ICT II SC NL I At last' JU.I11OI' hlffh' e flnd the students 1n the gym Oe1nP lntroduced to the teachers bflir 7OFP1S, jUn1OP hlvh prlnclpal Thls 15 an GXC1t1HV fear for the seventh graders, for now they can attend JUHIOF hleh partles and dance ACT II SC I' II Thls lS an lmportant scene for the 61 ht graders, for at last they are nakln a name 'or tmemselve Iary conner makes H1StOTl by belnv gotten queen t the senlor hl h cot ton hop Joan sa er, Tel Denne , and Donna oraves are JUHIOT h1 h cheer leaders 24 H ,V yr, O A . . . , 71 . . . 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' Z, U 0 Q 1 1 ACT II SCENE III The curtaln opens on one of the blggest years in the l1ves of our enlors, now freshmen The best party of the year, 18 the Hard T1m9S Party Frank Workman w1ns flrst pr1ze for the most orlglnal oostu e Ga1l Dlckson and Pat Dav1es are cot on cutles at the sen1or h1ah cotton hop Mar lene Steele, Janet H1ltS and Joyce Hed ngton are dunfor hlgh cheer leaders Enter center left Betty Crowder, Maydene Jorgensen, Cheloye Bartnolme, Boone Myers, and Wayne Cook ICT III SCENE I The most 1mportant event 1n th1s scene 18 the cotton hop The gym 18 very cleverly decorated The entrance to the room 15 the mouth of a huge cardboard negro The throne 15 covered entlrely w1th cotton The false ce1l1ng 1S made of green and whlte crepe paper streamers Th1s 18 the f1TSt dance g1ven by the SPHIOT class of 1950. Sh1rley Sohmldt enters hastlly through the back way ACT III SCENE II The place of th1s scene 1S the gym of the Okanogan Hlgh School The class of 50 1S gettlng ready for the Junior 1H Okanogan The settlng of the prom 18 an underwater scene med nMar1ne Cove Prom queen 18 Joan Sawyer Princesses are Mary Conner, Marlene Steele, M ydene Jorgensen, and Joyce Hedlngton Others rece1v1ng honors th1s year are Janet Hllts, Nary Conner, Rosemary Pelle as cotton cutles, and Marlene Steele and Don Schreckengost as Jun1or Marshals Comlng down the a1r vents enter Bob Taylor and John VanB1ns bergen ACT III SCENE III The scene opens on the last year at Okanogan High School Th1s 13 both a sad and a happv year for the sen 10FS They are happy because they are through w1th high school, and sad because they are leav1ng beh1nd some of thelr happlest t1m8S at O H S We f1nd our senlors working on the sen1or lass play, nThe N1ght of January Sixteenths' The scene 1S a murder trial Th1s lS a very unusual play, for the audlence also played a part Janet Tate and Barbara Husum enter s1de left ACT III SCENE IV The f1nal curta1n opens on the com encement exercises of the sen1or class The two speakers are valedictorian, Janet H1lts, and salutator1an, Haydene Jorgensen Choral read1ngs are also belng g1ven by the students The senlors are then introduced by Max Brunton, h1gh school pr1ncipa1, and diplomas are presented to the class by L. S. Hilts, uhairman of the school board fLights Dimj Curtain. -25- . S . h . . . . I . . . 1 , . , . . . . t . . .o- . - - . ' i J J L ' ' ' . , 1 : 1 ' I 1 I x an O 0 I . O . . . . . . . O . , . . . . . prom. This is one of the most successful proms ever given . x . . . K na - . n o I o 2 . 'J 8 . . . . . . r 0 I . . . G ' . O . . . . . 0 ' , . . P u G u I . . . . ' I C . O . . If O ' . I PROPHECY These are a few extracts selected from the personal di ary of an unknown member of the l950 Class of Okanogan High School The d1ary was found in the debris of an apartment house that had burned to the ground, and is sl1ghtly lncom plete in some places where lt was damaged by fire and water May 1, 1975 Dear Diary: Was awakened at a very early hour by my faithful but frightful R M. Mart1n k Co alarm clock My morn1ng snooz es have been very rudely lnterrupted ever s1nce she lnvent ed the model that plays 'Wake Up and S1ng D1dn't get up untll I heard Wayne Cook, the milkman, come clanking up the steps wlth his da1ly dellvery of milk We owed him flfty cents so I thought I had better go down. Who'd ever have thought years ago that I'd be gossiping with h1m over the back fence? Thought I'd look 1n on our neighbor, the former Miss Shirley Herman. She was listenlng to the nBetty Crowd er Helpful Hints for Housewives program. We dhatted about old times at good old Okanogan High and Shirley mentloned that our old classmate and now a professional raln maker, James Cunningham, would soon come to town to relieve the drought It seems as though he has perfected a way of making rain w1thout a cloud News commentator, Frank Workman, 1n terrupted Miss Crowder's broadcast to say that there had been a stock market crash and that multl mill1ona1re ranch How time fl1es spent half the day goss1p1ng w1th Shirley, then went down town to make arrangements with'W. T Conner, wner and operator of the 'Conner Inc Flying Saucer Lines, to take a G1rl Scout expedition to Mars. He said he would pllot the saucer himself and asked me to 1ssue spec1al stratospheric safety instructlons to the scouts Stewardess Barbara Husum was to accompany the girls on the1r fllght The heat here 1n Los Angeles 18 terr1fic! Nurse super1n tendent at the Los Angeles General Hosp1tal, Joyce Hedlng ton, called and said that the high temperatures had snuffed out elght l1ves! Had a dlnner engagement with World Bank presldent, Maydene Jorgensen, at the Brown Derby where Floyd Self 13 now head chef Whom should we see there but the M1ss Amerlca of 1975, Marlene Steele, who rose to stardom through her performance in the smash h1t of the 196O's, 'Zoomer Girl Called a taxi take Maydene and me home, and were we surprised to find the driver to be Janet H11t8l we were just pul11ng into Beverly Hills when the tax1 had a blowout. 'We found ourselves conven1ently 1n front f 26 ' . Q . f V ll ' - O . . . - er, Gene Corbin, was hard hit and down to his last million. 0 1 . - . 11 . . l l , ' . to . . 0 'Greeley's Gas, one of a corporation of west coast service stations owned by gas magnate, Patricia Greeley. There, Boone Myers, a 'Greeley Gasn mechanic replaced the tire and we went on our way. After dropping Maydene at her apartment we drove past Glen Haden's orange grove. He appears to be quite prosperous. Janet turned on the radio just in tlme to hear that Vlrgil Holterman had broken the world's record in hot rod racing for the third consecutive year! Arrived home to sink into bl1ssful oblivion on our new Squealy mattress, put out by Phyllis Carpenter Inc. Set my R M. Martin alarm clock for seven a.m That gives me just enough time to catch the eight forty five plans for New York in the morn n May 2, 1975 Dear Diary: Arr1ved at the airport in plenty of time to catch my plane th1s mornlng. One of my fellow passengers was Miss Gail Dickson, famed cr1m1nal lawyer, who was flying to New York to act as the defence attorney for Rodgers Hamilton, treasurer of the Brotherhood of Sootless Ch1mney Sweeps. e was being sued by h1s union for swlndling union funds. Gail had received a letter from Mary Conner about the tr1als and Dame we got on the subgect of football and what a success Coach Winston McCulley had made of his 1974 football squad! He's at Notre Dame now too' We landed safely at Holeman Field, recently named for New York's filibuster1ng senator, Eugene Holeman. Eugene had filibustered for twelve hours to stop a bill for the reductlon of school hours, and the pre vention of detainment after school, Our ideas certainly do change as the years fly by! Went directly to the Park Ave nue Hotel where I was greeted by the manager's widow, the former Miss Rosemary Pelle Had an appointment with R W. Fritts, president of the New York Museum of Unnatural Hist cry. On my way through New York City's crowded streets, whom should I chance to meet but rookey policeman, Donald Schreckengost, directing traffic across Fifth Avenue. Drop ped into Sac's Fifth Avenue for a minute to say hello to Bob Taylor, head floor walker. Was pleasantly surprised to see Joan Sawyer modeling a lovely cocktail dress for middle aged ladies, especzally designed by Cheloye Bartholme Had d1n ner with Shirley Schmidt, president of the Bouncing Baby Home, and Janet Tate, ski resort hostess at Sun Valley As we were leaving we met John Van Binsbergen at a corner ta ble, waiting for his chorus girl wife. The three of us then went to Carnegie Hall to a Symphony Orchestra concert, fea turing as its guest, Miss Patricia Palmer, clarinet soloist. Returned to the hotel about twelve p.m. Have had a busy day and am fatigued, so I guess I'll hit the hay Good night, dear diary! 27 ll l 1 go ' H tribulations of being a fraternity house mother at Notre O I I I . . . - C LAST HILL AND TESTAHENT OF TH SENIOR CLASS OF 1950 We, the senior class of 1950, being of sound mlnd an body, do hereby proclaim this our last will and testament We have agreed that 1f th1s school is to continue function ing, it is necessary for us to bequeath our many and varied talents to you, the under classmen We realize the school w1ll never be the same w1thout us, but with the afore said solution we hope it can struggle on. Knowing how reserved you are we take our thanks in advance. we hope you will re ceive these great honors in the splrit which they are given, and may you profit by them. I, Vlrg1l Holterman, will my ability to sleep mn fourth pe rlod study hall to any poor fool who hasn't sense enough to I, Eugene Holeman, will my third period library to Arno Hag erup, so that he may change the 'date dueu stamp any tlme he W1Sh88g I, Boone Myers, bequeath my ability to sk1p school and get oaught to John Skelton. I, Rosemarie Martln, leave the nlckname nJigabooN to Stanley Waddell 1n hopes that he will live up to lt as well as I d1dL I, Rosemary Pelle, will my knack for acquiring n1cknames and go1ng with boys by the name of Don to Lillman Thompson and Eloise Wylet, I, Patsy Palmer, will my trips to Chelan to Loise Pfelfer. I, Rodgers Hamilton, bequeath 30 pounds of my excess muscle to Bob Cubbage, in the hope that he may use 1t. I, Wayne Cook, bequeath my ability to graduate to my brotherg Whrren, in hopes that he may do the same. I, Glen Baden, leave my ability to get a woman at the snap of my f1ngers to Ralph Starzman who seems to be doing quite well already I, Shirley Sehmmdt, al1as Squirrel, will all the nuts I hid to Helen Sylvester, in hopes that she may find them. I Don Schreekengost, will my charming personality to any one who th1nks he can handle it as well as I have, I, Bob Fritts, leave my musical talent to Irma Fillmore, -28 ' d . o 'go to bed. , I I, John Van Binsbergen, will my way with the women to Pal Goss, hoping he will get as far as I did. I, Bob Taylor, will my abillty to smoke fags on school tlme to Delmar Spr1nger who probably just gotta have anoth clgarette I Floyd Self, w1ll mv ab1l1ty to study hard and get my work 1n on tlme to Rylla Hockey I V1nstvn McCulley, since I probably won't have any need for it apter I once graduate, do bequeath to my brother Dale all the useless 8dUC8t1OH I've acqulred durlng the last 12 y6B.I'So I Frank Workman, leave my razor, which I have been uslng for two years, to Jun Hayden I know lt is a good razor, I haven't had to change the blade either t1me I, Janet Tate, wlll my naturally curly hair to Bob Wassell so he Non't have to sleep on curlers any more I Joyce Hed1ngton, leave Fes1tantly when I th1nk of my man here without me to watch hlm. I, Terry Conner, wlll my lovely red hair to Rita Roe, hoplng that lt w1ll attract as much attert1on as mlne has I, James Cunnlngham, will my bo1sterous manner to Joyce Fin tad, then she mon't seem so d1gnif1ed. I, Joan Sawyer, w1ll my S1 ter, Kay, to O H S for the next two years, slnce she's useless To me, that 15 I Shlrley Herman, w1ll my ab1l1tv to St1Ck to one man to Donna Graves rho f11tS fro ore to another. I Gall D1clson, 1111 my sheen and all the F1Ckn8m6S that go Wltb ther to so e poor soul I Betty Crorder, le ve my sreaters and my ab1lity to wear them to G1en Holt I, la 5 Conner, leave my 011169 perlod to Sherry Stout hop ing she can Ilnd the thlngs I filed Cheloye Bartholme, can't g1ve up anythlng, I want to take all to Cheney w1th me Gene Corb1n, w1ll my ab1l1t5 to get along with Mass Smith Darrell Tracey. 29 . . ' ll 'I BI' . o ' . . . I .. U .r- , 4 . ' v . . . . . , A. . 0 . ' . o . ' 9 . . . , A . . . . . -L. . ,. , . . . I A . 1 e qv ' ' . I . . . . 9 LJ I l I . . o 0 . . . . . , . . t . 'V ' W- ill A C .A f 1' , , . A . I . 4 ' L. rk I 11 o ' , . .A 1 A I. ff Q 5 rf ' ' - ,, . . o I . . I . . lt . . . . . . I, f to 1 1 I, Patty Greeley, bequeath my ability to take a pre-school survey to Verna McCormack, so she will be experienced for next year I, Barbara Husum, will my Delararian accent to xarie Wood in hopes that she won't get teased about it as much as I did I, Phyllis Carpenter, leave my poetic ability to Ernie Lay so he can fascinate the girls with his lyrics. I, Janet Hilts, leave my flirty eyes to Janice Burnett 1n hopes that she can keep then rinkin' I, Marlene Steele, will my ability to get a rockn before graduation to Trudy Finkbeiner. I, Maydene Jorgensen, will my Juicy bits of gossip to y friend, Nancy Owens We, the senior class of Okanogan High, do bequeath to those who are unfortunate enough to follow in our footsteps, our mll worn tread on the stairs IN'NITNESS WHERFOF We have hereto subscribed our names and fixed our seal, this third day of June, in the year of our Lord, One Thousand Nine Hundred and Fifty 'XA ,fx I ,yNqsea1YiClas .J gf PNN Witnesses: lr-ff 'aaa DMA L..bfa.f-TI ...f Q 22174146 570.71021 50 o . in .5 . . . . O . I . . . . I . . . V l e ' ' I' . . . m . I 7 wir r ' . . A S .i . . . O I ff X 1 I . ,fx X I, 2 I NX f . 6 ,517 S-s V- W Y K l 6',.w-1-fx ? .X V ,ri l Q N Li 3' .i XA X 3 sf ' ' XXs.N,, f , ' - I - N X ,R ,. ...W 5 y , fl if -1 A f Q Cf I K 5 '7' ' r p i d M Xe! 1,-I Xb .fur ,,, 9 , LK! b lv' f ' V ji fi 1' Q' , f y ff, x hx f' 1 7 ' 1 I . ' 5 1 NLS-ff 'Xi I JUNIOR CLASS Class Of icers r cm ste Luana Reyes, president, She w or 1 e p e d at Donna or ves, secretary treas urer, E'ia Wule prog m chanlman Ba bara Harr s se geant at an Cla P r I p Wal y we ls Bob Fuobage George Thomp son, rin gh. Do oran Q H eokelgo t Mike Jes up, Ted Mam ers Ray Feist, Benny ho seen, James lrluk, Dick Hayden, and Warre Co k Verna M Cormack Lorraine Launer, Donna Elgie, Chris tine M 1 Lam, Ma 3 e Scott Lo1se Pfeifer, Louise Sheeley, and Harha a+ White a 1 De tax, pre ident Trma Fillmore, secretary treasurer, Sie ry Stovt, sergeant at arms Luama Reyes, program chair ra1 a c Dicture LaVonne Wah D V z De ogn ctailey Waddell, Bob'Wassell, Ray Dewitt, B blfevnen Jimny Hayden, fays Cla s P rczre xHlCd e Haro a cet 5 Vugene Carpenter, Bob DeWitt Raymond Finkbeiner Delmar sp iger Dwain Denton, Ricnari Howards Dane Parten Leona Payne Ba bara harris, Jane Setz, Jo Schmidt Marge Owens Leonard Paya Do Von Find Loriaine Launer, Ve na Moformack Leona Payne, Pat Homston, Luana Reyes, Margie Scott, Lo1se Pfeifer, Jo Schmidt, Nancy Nelson and Margie Scott? Class Picture Cbottom, leftl Ernie Lay, J1m.Hayden, Darrell Tracey,-55'5'Was sell , Tom Hampson Ella Wylet, Donna Graves, Sherry Stout, Irma Fillmore, Lavonne Wahl, Maxine Fouquette, Delores Anderson, and Geral dine Cox. Class Picture fbottom, rightj Stanley Waddell, Don Drewry, Ken Rasmussen, James Randall, Mike Jessup, Mitchell Edmond son, and Bud Myers. Ray DdNitt, Nancy Porter, Celia Stevens, Luana Reyes, Nancy Nelson, Bobllarden OUR BIG NICHT April 21, 1950 sees the Okanagan gymnasium ablaze with light Why? The Junior prom, of course' Entering through a delapidated doorway of an old shack, we emerge 1nt0 the uLand of Oz.n Traveling along, we see a bridge over a pond and guardian of 1t, the good witch Now we come to a small forest. Look! People! No, it's a tin man, a lion, and silly old soarscrow! Lo! A castle, an en- chanted one, and on the steps a group of beautiful girls. There is the Queen Sherry Stout and her lovely princesses Jo Schmidt, Lorraine Launer, Verna McCormack, and Eloise Wylet. Dwain Denton, president of the junior class is seen crowning the Queen. Dick Hayden is acting as master of cer- emonies. And we learn that Lorraine Launer as general chai 11118110 A comedian and sextette from the Junior class and Mr. Parrish entertain use The prom is over but will remain al- ways in our memories. 3 L ' 4 X 1 ,CU .'. '. X . ' ' . 1' .J QLD. 5 .4 -,1 f c J 32 3 ..... -...- -. , . ,,, vt 1,,, 1 ,L , , . A , ,4 . 4 Lt .L1',1 4' , .1 - ' - QJ. ui ,N L ' uf ' ' ' ' 'lL '- t, 'ra - 1- 5 r - i . 7 r . . . - e 'mar ' ' E ,L-. J- 'V 'V 'V ' ss ,..are ,tr jg Ml 1 l , ,' , - - ....... .-.-- .. .. f'. - ' - c., 4. 4 . .' v1-Qtw n ,mr 1 3, s' , ' ' . ' . 1 ' Q ' 4 ' . '4 . ' - v A yn ,J . . 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' ---' ' 1' ,--' - -'-, , -X ., A, 5 .1 v,' .-, -. 1 N-- ... b--M., -' 1 A -T 2 ew, - f if X -T , . . 1 f , 'I 0 SOFPOUOFP CLASS Class Officers Qfirst semester x Vernon Lynn, sergeant at- arms, Dale McCulley, president, Chuck lllen, vice president, Mona Best, student council representative Nancy Owens, cot ton hop chairman Janice Burnett, secretary treasurer Class Officers second semesterl: Frank Love, program chair man Mary Campbell, sergeant at arms Carolyn Wagner, secre tary treasurer Rvlla Pockey, student council representative Arne Hagerup, president, Chuck Allen, vice president. Do You lnow Them: Chuck Allen, Yay Sawyer, Dale McCulley Gwen Tolt, Shirley Hutchings, Don Cubbage, Deloris Garrett, Larry Monroe, Trudy Finkbeiner, Ralph Utigard, Rita Poe, Cal Greenavay, Rhonda Hammer Vernon Lynn, Juanita Carpenter, Frank Love, Carolyn agner, Alice Martinson, kenny Graves, Mona Best, Lillian Thompson, Ienny Iartin, Mary Campbell and Karyl Wilson, Shirley and Pita Arne and Rita aka, Vernon Lynn, Brian Bayne, nd Larry Monroe Norene Bradley, Iois Boan, Ora Thraop, Alice Wartinson, Nancy Owens and Trudy Finkbeiner Class Picture Upper right Ronnie ylet, Kenneth Martin, John Skelton, Don Cubbage, Stanley Bergeman and Bill O'Ne1l1 Deloris Garrett, Carolyn avner, haryl Wilson, Rita Poe Lillian Thompson, and Rhonda Hammer Class Picture fLower left z Chuck Allen, Dale WcCulley, Ken Graves, Bob Anderson, John Loring, and Frank Love. Narie food, Joyce Finstad, Fdna Cunningham, Barbara Bo- yer, Betty Jacobs, Vary Campbell, and Roberta Stout Class Picture fLower rightj Ralph Utig rd, Leland Morris, Arne Hagerup, Llver Jorgensen, and Pal Goss Ralph Stargman, Juani a Carpenter, LOUISE Shiflett, Kay Sawyer, Rylla Pockey, Vary Lou Tack, and Del Sautell. 36 - D 1 . . 3 Q g . . 3 V U- . 0 c 1 3 I - - 3 n - 3 V L - ' ' I . t .7...?,..... , , . l '.' . L . .J . L A , ' U K . 5 . , . . L r A . 1 . . L U I ' ' 0 Class Picture CUpper leftj: Jim Harris, Frank McClellan, Gil ........ , Dr - Q- Q . 0 A J. L . A . O L -N X , . . . ivxx ,. . K 4 1 U ' I J . T. - ny Y .J,x . J . '. 7 Q : a 3 a t Q . . ' w 2 1 -V dh- F1-I gi? III Wllliiif 3 Jig!! IH Wafefh Q xkwif 6 ll V 4 J G56 H-32 L-1 SOPHOLORE CLASS ACTIVITIES The sophomore class entered sen1or high school 'w1th a great deal of enthuslasm Th1s enthuslasm carrled over into everything they d1d sports, programs and enterta1nment. The sophomores are very proud of the record of their boys 1n basketball Dale McCulley who made the f1PSt ten and went to the distrlct tournament 1n Chelan deserves speclal men t1on The sophomores were very outstand1ng in noon league basketball play, too. On the gr1d1ron, we find Ralph Starzman, Br1an Bayne, Arne Hageruo, Vernon Lynn, Larry Monroe and the lad with the trained toe, Kenny Graves, who L1Gk6d the extra points Behlnd the bat and in the field, 1n the noon baseball league, we again see these sophomore lads f1ght1ng to sup port the1r class But wait -a breeze' streaks! flashes' the f1n1sh line breaks and it's Ralph Starzman, Cal Greenaway, Frank McClellan and Jim Harrls runn1ng for Okanogan High The girls entered var1ous sports activities, too. The most lmportant of these were volleyball, basketball, and softball The girls worked hard to ma1nta1n the good record For Back to school Nlght and for a student body meetlng the sophomores presented a play called The House We Llve I ' It was presented durln natlonal educat1on week, and its theme was appropr1ate for that occasion Everyone who wanted to tried out for the varlous parts, the final cast was chosen by the1r classmates C valcade of the Decadesu a short play written by Nancy Owens and featurlng a theme for every ten years from 1900 to 1950 was presented for the student body Nancy was sophomore pep club representatlve and she, together w1th many other sophomores too! part 1n presentlng the many interestlng skits 1h pep assemblies iflllllillilvlvlvlvllkilillilllllill At last! the big n1ght of the cotton hop, March 24, 1950 was here. The chairman, Nancy Owens, riginal 1dea for decorat1ons There was a bit bowlng as the guests entered through a s1de were many rabbits and bunn1es of all all havlng decorated ground for ped with a After thought up an o very clever rab rabbit hole s1zes and colors, big, fluffy cotton ta11s The queen's throne was in green. Bugs Bunny, who served as the back the throne, was n1ne feet tall All th1s was top pink, blue, green and yellow crepe paper ceiling the group had engoyed modern, popular dance music for some time, Mr Boyer d1rected them 1n some mixers, which were followed by square dances that were engoyed by all Many sophomores worked hard to make the cotton hop a success. The vote was that the t1me was not wasted, for lt was one of the best dances of the year 38 Y . . . . . S . 11 - g ' . . n . . . L I ' o ' I suunuc' nnnunnuuq . . l . . . ' 1 . . . they had made in these sports in previous years. ng . . S . . . C . l ll a N 3 1 I . . ' . . . - . 9 In' . . . . . . - I 0 . . I O ff. ,I w A 1 W' 0 MM :Wi wh 5.-bv , 'l' , 2 N ay' Qi. , Q, .L ,zz C l'I2Jce.s hav HYTXWJ 12.5-E 1.-Q 'qw Fam 'I Lf Jrnvxj Ca,,be.rS we Y tfcrulf Tmef- a.v'C. 0 WGTMUS Dog Trac s Crcup Picture u per left ard clochwise , Don Drewry, sud Myers, Joan S wyer, losemary Pelle, Shirley Sch idt, a iexe Jozv rsen, y Sa sei, lhyllis Carpenter, Dlcl Haidei, P 3 elson, Jo Schmidt, Nancy Porter, Lor raino L u ary ou ck, Sherry Stout, Barbara Husum, Janet H Joyce Hedin ton, Gail Diclson Certer Pat Houston, assistant editor, and Iary Con ner, edi or, AChNOvLPDG1nNTs The Dog Tracls staff Wishes to thank Mr Bode for the excellent xorl he did on the nhotovraphy for this year boo We also thank Hrs. Bode and Carol Sue for the inconvenience we caused them We than' Nr Robertson, Oknnopan Independent photo raphor, for his picture of the coaches page 57 and th Rosenoif tudio for the action shots on the basletball pave Cpage 61 We are deeply gxateful to all students who turned in snapshots, thus makine our napshot paves rore interesting. We congratulate Bob Dewitt who, although he purchased his camera only a short 11116 ago, tot' the prize winning picture, as Judged by the comwitceez hiss Brown, Mr Pitts, and Mr. Bode THE GROl TL Growl Staff left to rightj Pat Greeley, Nancy Nelson, Cheloye Bartholme, Lorraine Launer, Patsy Palmer, Eloise wy let, Phyllis Carpenter, Verna hcCormacl, and Irma Fillmore. The Growl, Okanovan High School's paper is published bi weekly by a staff of ten students They are: Editor in Chief Janet Iilts Associate Editors Patty Greeley Phyllis Carpenter Cheloye Bartholme Sports Editor Pat Palmer Reporters: Lorraine Launer, Nancy Nelson, Irma Fill more, Eloise Wylet, and Verna McCormac?. Blanche Knighton, faculty advisor of the Growl, Janet Hilts and Patricia Greeley, student delegates from O.H.S. attended the 1950 Pacific Slope School Press Clinic, March 3 and 4 at the University of Washington. Amidst the rain and mud they wearily trudged the cam- pus in pursuit of new ideas and tips for solving publication problems. The Growl staff submitted two issues of the school pap- er in the Pacific Slope School Press critical survey service and received good comments both times. -42- , , . . 5: .Y l f C .DL -- A D. J' ' T u 7 Q8 ' ' 5. r . - xr . 1' . 't ' JT! 1, yi fl ',9 , -ta' llj ' I . J I ,' TIC 7 :I . f ' l z I . 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The Bandg members are: Carol Bramhall Yaryl Wilson Delorls Garrett Pat Palmer Carolyn agner Marlene Steele Joyce Hedlngton Gwen Holt Frank Love Thomas Toler Pat Bryant Berta LaMarr Lo1se Pfelfer Ruth Jones Gall D1CkS0n Kay Sawyer Margaret Thompson Mary Lou Mack M rlene rasmussen Gloretta Lavlgne Presldent of Band Janet Stout Chuck Allen Irma Fillmore C6119 Stevens Arne Hagerup Ted Yammers Fonn1e fylet John Van Blnsbergen Cheloye Bartholme Dale IcCulley Jack Truax Jerry Latshaw Fred Edmondson Art Boyer Iorralne Stevens kenny Rasmussen Vlrg Holterman Dick Hayden Kenny Graves Leonard Payne Joyce Hedlngton Muslc Dlrector B111 Bode Jo Schmidt Mary Jane McLean Darrell Tracey Dor1s Hermanson J1m Hayden Pal Goss Rhonda Ham er Calvin Greenaway Don Cubbage Helen Sylvester D1cL D1ebe1 Lew1s Woods Vernon Lynn Marge Owens Warren Cook Frank Anderson Ken R1ggan Ralph Utlgard Russell Harr Margle Scott agorettess Sh1rley, Janet, JSHICG, and Cheloye Magorettes Shlrley, Janlce, and L1ll1an. Chorus Presldent V1rg1l holterman The Chorusg members Janlce Burnett Juanlta Carpenter Phyllls Carpenter Wayne Cook Uarren Cook Mary Conner Terry Conner Betty Crowder Dffaln Denton Gall Dlckson Mitchell Edmondson Raymond F1nkbe1ner Bob Frltts Rodgers Hamilton are Parbara Harrls Joyce Hedlngton shirley Herman Virg1l holterman Maydene Jorgensen Rosemarle Nartln Cheloye Bartholme ChT1St1H8 McClellan Leland orris Warge Ovens Dane Parten Leonard Payne Leona Payne 44 . . .1-1. ..-1.-..--1-. . I -n --. .-. ---1. ' 5 C' . 1 L a -1 --.- -Q-. -,i nf 1 L s. . . . ,,, . .V .. x , . ,.. . .' I ,A 1 ' X . . f J ' - ' ' s . ' . x ln . . . 1 .1 . f . xx . Q . ru 3 G' n . . . . I u 1--n--.. i. 1... . . . O . Q -:nn-Q -i--i- NI . . . o . . . . . e -111---. . . . , e e 11... -11--11 C O -1 11--. . . I . . 1 0 X , . L lt - . - - . 5 , -I . 4 , - Q . . . I Av- L I. ,, . . . . . Lf . .. I 7 - A. . . . , A , -I M . . ' n Q Q Rosemary Pelle Luana Reyes P1ta Roe L1ll1an Thompson Jo Schmldt Shlrley qChP1dt Margle Scott LOUISE Chlflett John Slelton Delmar Sprlnger Ralph Starzman Marlene Steele John Van Blrsbergen .-f i . Aw ff' , Wu --J . -,gav- znw 'nw , Ln Www 4 Q I' 7-9 ':'7??'T ' ,er ,E-I 5'-1. ' s,,' .' iv 'E 5, .....-,.- , , ,. Q .2 X'- x.! ' .4 . I'- 25,4 - 'x 9 F5 Q, P , , fx, v - 4 BQ .J '. 119155: lj: . .'x ' I on .Y , P .! '.7- . 'F . - ', v.1 im.A..h ' 1' '-f-'QL . V Q 2 ' - 2-fm: .13 -- - .' by L X I 'R ' .1 5' Awx ji., ufkgi? -1- 'k'3g1li3Hf'!'A?2?7,' RAMA Night of Jhn ary 16th, the three-act co edy-drama by Ayn Ran , vie? presented-W the senior class, November 23. Three hundred fifty people tensely waited for the jur ore to disclose whether the defendant, Karen Andre, was in nocent or was guilty of murder in the first degree. When the impromtu jury, chosen from the audlence, pronou ced a verdict of 'not guilty' the curtain was brought down on a very successful performance Members of the cast were: pr1son matron, Janet Tate! bailiff, Terry Conner: Judge Heath, Rodgers Hamlltong D1s trict Attorney Flint, Glen Hadeng his secretary, Shlrley Schmidtg Defence Attorney Stevens, Frank'Workmang his secre tary, Joan Sawyer, clerk of court, 1Yinston McCu11ey3 Karen Andre, Janet Hilts, Dr. Kirkland, James Cunninghamg Mrs. John Hutch1ns, Rosemarie Martin, Homer Van Fleet, Eugene Holeman, Elmer Sweeney, Don Sohreckengost, Nancy Lee Faulkn ner, Maydene Jorgenseng Magda Svenson, Barbara Husum, John Graham Wh1tfield, Gene Corbin Jane Chandler, Rosemary Pelle Slgurd J ngquist, John Van Binsbergeng Larry Pegan, V1rgil Holterman Roberta Van Rensellar, Joyce Hedlngton, stenogra pher, Patsy Palmer, policemen, Bob Taylor and Bob Frittsg student d1rector, Mary Conner, The speech class presented three one act plays: Moonvup told a stony of an escaped convxct, H1s mother, brother and- Old Man R1ver. Ma was portrayed by Mayd Jorgensen, Harry by Glen Haden Tom by James Cunn1nrham and Sheriff Dexter by Terry Conner Heat Lightnlng presented Janet Hilts, Winston McCulley, and John Van 1nsbergen 1n a play with qu1ck mOV1ng actlon, suspense, murder, and a surprlse end1ng. A beauty parlor was the scene for Frankly Speaking with Barbara Husum, Rosemary Pelle, Sh1rley Schm1dt, Betty Crow der, Rcsemarle Mart1n, and Janet Tate prov1ding the gossip Heat Lzghtnlng and Moon up rece1ved NVery Good' and Super1or ratlng at the Wenatchee Drama Fest va . In One Mad Nlght the actlon took place in a deserted house converted 1nto an 1nsane asylum. Characters were Don Cutter, a young play wr1ght, Darrell Tracey: Wing, his Ch1n ese valet, J1m fright Priscilla, who knits, Irma Fillmore, Lady Macbeth, a Vlctlm of Shakespeare, Janet H1lts John Al den, who hunts Ind1ans, Calvin Greenaway, Mr. Hyde, a fero cious vi1l1an, Larry Monroeg Dr. Bunn who 15 in charge, Jim Cunningham, Lucille Marcy, a damsel in d1stress, Joyce Hed 1ngton, Mrs. Kluck, the housekeeper, Lo1se Pfe1fer3 Gertrude Finch, Don's f1ancee', Lorra1ne Launer, Mrs. T Ashington F1nch, her mother, Barbara Husum, Depress1on, the1r colored ma1d, Luana Reyes, Artemus Burke, a lawyer, John Van B1ns bergen Danny Siletto, wanted for murder, Jim Pratt. 046 - ' ece The plays were directed by Rodgers, Frank, and Eugene. e I 1 e U ' n ' 1 1 . . . . +P O1 U7 Nl GJ SOCIETY Lorralne X1HS the prlze for the blgvest bow worn at the party on S d1e J3WllDS Da . Ella, takluv her ea e at D t's slumber party Insoectlng the troph1es at the b sketball dance 5T1H08 ' rlene Steele and Bruce Newton at the 1949 JUHIOP Prom. Flla and Schreck are engoylng the JUHIOT prom, too. The blg bulldog entrance at the football dance Queen cotton cutle, Rosemary nd her frlend Don, at the Cotton hop The Judges trvlnp to male up thelr GO116Ct1VG mlnds 1n the choice of queen and prlncesses at the Cotton Hop Mary and l1HStOH at the football dance. Queen of the Cotton Hop, Rosemary Pelle, and her prln cesses, Janlce Burnett and dary1e Scott. Queen Joan Sawyer of the '49 Junlor Prom and her pr1n cesses Mary Conner, Marlene Steele, Joyce Vedlngton, Maydene Jorgensen, and Flower Glrl Mary Pllspermann Shlrley Schmldt and Je1et Hllts make Janet's puopets, Emlly Ann and C11ppO, do trelr acts Mary Conner and Qwdene Torgensen packed up and ready to start back home after thelr trlp to Glrls' State Luana Reyes, Vlrgll Holternan and Mary Conner all ready for Leaders' Conference Queen Rosem ry aga1n. Pat Greeley, Janet Fllts, and MISS Kn1ghton sm1l1ng at the prospect of a trlp to Seattle for the Paciflc Slope School Press Conference Caught at the cotton hop Lefty and Hargle serenade Ir. Brunton. A scene from the aforenentloned slumber party 48- 1. . U. A . . D 2 3 ' f' l V ., 2g - ..l ,W , S Ag. A 9 3. A ' L-' . a . . 1 ' nn l fx . r g , no luv- I . I . . . . a .4 . s ' 0 . . a . 1 Q . . V- . . . . . w .1 J ' ' . ' s 9. I J' Og . . ' . 5 . , . J U 110 . - g . ' . 1 QL , ' -1 . fr ' 11 - ' .4 0 12. ' .. -I . ' J' I . . L . . 13. fied? n. M . . - N . 14. ' ' . . A I 15. 3 . 16. A. ',. . . . x . . 0 17. 0 18. . . 19. . A ' . f 1- 8 - 4 , , Q Gi -ui Q., --1 i M. ' . Wi .1 wit' ' if , M Y. .1 45:0 5 ,fi IMPORTANT COGS IN THE BIG WHEFL Librarians: Sherry Stout, lla Wylet, Mary Campbell, ce Flnstad, Gene Holeman, Pat Houston, Donna Elgle, Nancy Porter, Cheloye Bartholme head librarian , an Irma F1l1more. Boys' Club Off1C6TS f1rst semester Jimmy Hayden, Win ston McCulley, Rodgers Hamllton, Glen Haden, Donald Sehreokengost. Girls' Club Off1C8TS Joyce Hedlngton, Leona Payne, Mar :le Scott, Sherry Stout, Mary Conner. Twlrlers perform at a football game. Football Managers Dale MoCul1ey and Frank Workman. Boys' Club President ff1P8t semester s Don Schrecken gostg Glrls' Club presldent, Mary Conner, Bovs' Club president fsecond semesterj, Prank Workman Boys' Club Offlcers fsecond semesterj Bob Fr1tts, Frank for an, Glen Haden, U1nston MoCu1lcy, Brlan Bayne. Offlcers lfirst semesterj Joyce Hedlngton, Joan Sawyer, Floyd Self, and Glen Haden. Sen1or Class Mary Conner, Senlor Class Presldent second semester x Glen Haden. Senior Class tln, Gafl D1Ekson, Joan Sawyer, Barbara Husum, and Fu gene Holeman 0ff1CCPS fsecond semester a ROSem8T19 Mar Apple Blossom PPIHOSSS Malottls Maydene Jorgensen, p -le blossom pr1ncess Okanogan , Marlene Steele and cot ton hop cutle, Rosemary Pelle Ass't Fditor, Pat and edltor, Mary, work1ng on annual. D A.R. Representatlvee Maydene Jorgensen Dollar Dlnner Contest Honors: Ora Thrapp nd Georg1ne Dav1s, blue rlbbon wmnners 1n county, at state fa1r, and at Reg1onal L1vestock Dxpos1t1on at Portland Art Ed1tor, Lorraine Launer and senlor reporter, Joan Sawyer arranglng a sen1or plcture page Dog Tracks AdV1SOP Jo Flammang Growl Adv1sor Blanche knighton 50- 1. E W Joy ' . c 5 d 2. u C o . 1 30 V Y . if . ' E 4. ' 59 S , 60 f H N V f . 5 70 ' 2 . 8. . gy Y z . 9. ' If p Q D 10. 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H ki Af -ll . 1141 . f Sg :Hindi 49- ' Ld S'-ef, 1 Ai A DAY IN THE LIFE OF BUL LDOG JOE ...-xy, Yl'NN7 The typical EQVV day begins with the usual big, wide J Q67 'Cause all of us know to be on the 5 'i1?- we must be up at dawn. 5 '1 Followlng a hearty he ambles off to school Where he w1l1 make h1s best attempt to learn the golden rule f , The mornlng 1S so inv1gorat1ng, the 1S shlning brlght f An our hero about a place where 'sv never fall to bite 'gps The morn1ng thus spent, he heads for U' H and eats h1s lunch ln peace H'- Then off once again to 0 H S , h1s knowledge to lncrease He finds lt hard to studv, h1s m1nd lt wanders so, But tests are COm1Hg up next week and h1s last ig YL grades were ow '13 4'.. Exam1nat1ons over , out, Oh Groan ' 11ke that would make one th1nk that teachers' are 'Ch , that's lifc,' our hero says, h1s bravest 2:37 vzew. WVhy th1nk if I were Finsteln, just what would that make you 5 grades aS1d0 with th1S s1mp1e, brmef remark, And sallles forth to vacatlon t1me, as happy as a lark Luana and Carolyn e KV' U . . i . xxx NX Q f 1 N 2' . . . . osx! Nsd,j . . 7 . f. ' X x xx! : , 95, I 'fx KN Xxx d FT? Q . W A ,I - f' Qfff . . gdlwl lg 0 C O U . . . . ' . 1 . A - L 'JsXl -1131 A card ' .1 ' Xfx-'Sf ' - H29 in - LJ .I . -- .J . ?n He I, Q . . . . I . . . A 0 -52- xv 1 FOOTBALL Back Row: Terry Conner, Kenneth Rasmussen, James Cunningham Bob Taylor, Mike Jessup, Charles Heinlen, Larry Monroe, Er- nie Lay, Eugene Carpenter, Middle Row: Kenny Graves, Hagerup,'Winston McCu1ley, Darrell Tracey. Bottom Row: Brian Bayne, Truax, Kenny Lynn, Charles Rodgers Hamilton, Vernon Lynn. Eugene Holeman, Jim Hayden, Arne Sam Shiflett, Don Schreckengost, Bob'Warden, Richard Diebel, Jack A116110 f':l. n.. ry, .- f- . -N .f.1 ,. 1. y...... .' .. 5 .iggia 14.1.4-5 ':..f'g: ' -55:2 . fi'f.f:?l.i. fw,L' -'7 -iii..-'A -,qu 493..-:I -:-.Krhuf-I :Qi-:- ' .fi A'--5 . 1: :FPS 4' I '.:1 ,r 'A.-3:3 . 1 G , :,:,: ,, 'J ,A J -'X .9 .. 1...,.,,,. 3 U33 . .Hia ,:,.,.,5 It . 4. . L,ql 'ef : . .4 . x-354. 7-., g.5:jff'i,:.', '- -.L-f, 12 -.'-.-f-4z1jL.!-ffl QC--.79 ,:. f'rJ??Tf- :J-33111: jqiitxrz. ' .W .- .. -.---1 .- , ef WV and Grand Coulee Ephrata Omak Orovllle Ton slet Coulee Dam Cashmere i 'Vita IX ,x 'X Omak Y .Z bark-5-v if 2 Wgiu ef-seine-5 nz' ww x .f'nf'3f' , 5 4 S6- fvfww cz y v .5 1 1. Q vjy y 6 6 Q 0 ---- --- 26 3 -1 C 0 ---- ---- 19 3 L 20 ---- ' -.... 'I 26 ---- H I --- 7 L 27 ---- ---- 5 G zo ---- --- 12 6 ---- ---- 7 Q 1 W j Q N - X. P ic ,Q X fa i 2 ? 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X . fy' Kcnnsi 1 N Rf 9 ' ffl- .-'st Arnie .0 4' A 7 o Hdndfdf 'A L 7 fb ,fy X CM BULLDOGS EXPERIENCE SUCCESSFUL SEASON Ovanogan got off to a bad start 1n the1r very success ful season by los1ng 1n th Uerry go round to Tonasket and to Omak In their first real game they t1ed Grand Coulee w1th a SUfpT1S 6 to 6 score They next lost to Ephrata 26 to O tfter t o losses the second to Omak the Bulldogs came back to w1n the1r flrst county game, agalnst Orovllle, w1th a score of 20 to 7 ers 1n the Tonasket game whlch Olanogan Jon 26 to 7 The next Frlday saw the Bulldogs beat Coulee Dam 27 to 6 Our boys reached their peak when they net Cashmere and came out the victor, but lost the1r f1nal game of the '49 season lost the county championsh1p to Omak 7 to 6 The1r team mates voted W1nston the honor of Inspira tional Player and Rodg the Honorary Captainc . OUR BULLDOGS Here they come, out on the fleld The best team in the land The music that you now hear Is the Okanogan H1gh School band. They're out of the huddle And in the1r l1ne Ready to meet thelr foes At the appointed t1me The opponents were the favored team When the game f1PSt began But the Bulldogs got 1n and fought And for some touchdowns they ran. The game is new over We're on our homeward way Those Bulldogs have won again You hear the crowd say Even though we d1dn't br1n The victory home every game The boys dug in and fought For the title just the same. we are proud of you boys For the way you played this year And the memories from the games we have treasured, so dear. --Phyllis Carpenter -55- A . . - 1 ' ' Q A' - - 1 O I . V. . G 0 I 0 ' U 9 1 I idnston McCulley and Terry Conner were the ball carri- ' ' ' c v . . , . ' x 11 . . Y O . O C . . g x 1 I ' N x 'X BASKETBXLL Lnd1f Ho yr dm ton H f cvuW F A .or'w w .......l. ' W 0 v' rr 11 Cf1ch Bob .J vQLt,Q lm der Terr .chu u lon JcHrcr'en og vt1 1 omots 'en t V e Cou ee Mlm ere. T10 my onox rv ratl nhl Vlr 11 rc GHC A f15 'Xf' TNQ '1 fs r O'QnoFan !af0rQ YAP FMU N'QRC Sumlary r Bulldo s or c ass countv cn uflff Cajtamw, V1F'11 o1ter1 n, Conor Stoplt mud 1FSv1 ul vor, Don vchruckenfost. b'X1 t o nv at t e tourn 1+ C m' GAMES AND SCG Q a+eros 22 O PG J: mrmtd SC rr r-,T f fi. C Tr J H Qsnel 3 cr Coslmn D 1 if O t 5 or Ckano C awwran fXf0Y1Og f1Vl 1wo,1n awofmn Q1 Y' Cl+ TOURNAMENT L an f H N 'XY' T TOURNMDHTP 60 0 x m uhFWY 30 1 1 'Mak 42 I Y' I' J ,H Ore J L H f et 1 r .Q i Str 12 iv 'Te 'uf' , '-'fiwst fn ll ' -123 rrrlf . g 5. , Viifil H ltcrwgg, X .wf QITQHFZJU, 7. 'c. TY'C3V, JL ftwclt. TIL -Y: J' Yav .., 4 ' F . cf, Tale fcC llev, Bud Fhcrs, fv' H , N 4 -J - . , f nun L,'Cl 7 : tat , 1 H1 1 'F' HlIC,tV ' fijz .on bj C f NEW 1 J 'gw,' Aship. wr .H Q 'Q . . . 'v A , v A . K. A vs , 4 I - .lt - ' v L A A - ' H' 'Cql Vf he tr 3'J H Zfift .V W .. 2Zv CHA rtv 51 - 'csvclef 34 fin 25 - Cash,are ?4 mfffh. 46 - i V , eo - av K 1 ' Okhhhqan 54 - C ul, 7:1 27 skw, ,n. 48 - lhvlai 43 CW1nor'1 42 - Toinskcc 25 fkanogan S1 - 'Olson 35 CE. ian 31 - lf? . .. W ' O'n,.,1- . 49 -X Ckano an 20 - ftxf 41 Tk ,, 47 - 7,Qvstc 3' 'Mn' any 33 - U H ,+a 20 fYNA'mai 54 - Cn? Y. i5 Cvvifran 53 - Tcswelev 2? 'iaU'Wwn 45 - Co'lKc Daw 2 V'nnP' ua 57 - 'WJ1-A1 74 'QUCw711 57 - 5'i:: 50 f'an fin Ui.- -iTCFSifG k'Hr?5',D C VTTY ' - :Q , 58 - fy GH 37 : nJah 37 - T-n1QV 31 Ck . 7mm 5? - Trcust, 32 mta,,:mM 4U - Twau 56 DI5f I . CI -iQf. 40 - H 1.Mr. 54 CVancran 31 - I E a+h 42 AL. n 29 - fGS'RStlJ Bn ,W : Los 4 T-, 22 W' i i if i f if MINOR SPORTS Coach Scarpell1's Bas' tball Team: Don Drewry, Gene Carpen ter, George Thompson, L rry onroe, Cal Greenaway, Wally Wells, Chuck Jllen, Vernon Lynn, Br1an Bavne, Prne Hagerup, Ronnie Uylet, and Coach Scarpelli Track Team Mr Scarpe111, Larry Monroe, Eugene Carpenter, Ralph Starzman, Kenny Graves, Jim Harrls, Frank McClellan, Cal Greenaway, Brian Bayne, and Vernon Lynn. Blue Rlbbon Wlnners 1n horseshoes doubles at minor sports tournament at Tonasket Louise Sheeley and Irma Fillmore. Minor Spoxts Entrees Warren Cook, Don Schreckengost, Chuck Allen, Dale McCulley, J1m Pratt, Donovan Schreckengost, Ken ny Graves Ronnle lylet, Bob Taylor, Brian Bayne, G11 Drake, Lar y Monroe lfally wells, B111 O'Neill, John Loring, Jerry Latshaw, and Harold Shlflett. Irma Fillmore, Luana Reyes, Pat Houston, Kay Sawyer, Ella Vylet, and Shirley Hutchings. Tennis: Coach Stoelt, Don Drewry, James Cunn1ngham and Jin ston ucCul1ey SEEN IN THE PAPERS Spokesman uThe Okanagan Bulldogs took the Okanogan county igh school basketball lead last n1ght when they defeated their traditional rivals, the Omak Pioneers, 49 to 42 The victory gave Okanogan a record of six wins and no defeats in league play and a total of 14 wins in 15 games this season Winston NcCulley and Virgil Hclterman topped Okanogan scoring with 15 points each D1ck Hamilton collected 11 for mak ll Independent nTerry Conner put on a one man act in the clos ing minutes of the county championship game Saturday.n 'In the championship game, it was the Okanogan team a the way as Holterman, McCulley, and Co. grabbed an early lead and kept it. NcCu1ley dumped in 13 counters to lead e Bulldogs to victory Holterman was close behind with 8.' Chronicle Came the second half and Okanogan went to rk with a vengeance. NeCulley dropped in several of his famed howitzers and a little baby faced guy named Hayden ran the team l1ke a Prussian general. In h1s spare time Hayden also hit a few baskets. 'Okanogan staged a stirring fourth quarter drive, which was speared by burly, red-headed Terry Conner. Conner, ex- ceptionally shifty for a big man, was all over the floor. He penetrated the Pioneer defense several times for layuins to net six points in that last ditch drive for victory.n -e2- - ' ge - .. -e - .H . a JL . H . . 1 .. . '. , - . . . . 4. 9 - -.--. 3.-... . . . w . f . . .--- .....-...-.. -ii-.. I . I l U v l 1 4 . Y - -. - , Q A ... ' . .v . I 3 .. , . . . P' V .3 1. Q . . Q. K . . x . . .r . y un .11--. V 0 , , e 11 - ' w . . . . O . - . . . . I . . . . . . . Q g n an .1.-.-..1 -- Q ' . 0 0 i . M--I th ' ' I 2 nh-D . WO : . ' , . . . ll 5 6 7 OTH R SPOPTS Badnlnton lnncr Tu r Uejes. Ski Team Don re J lke Tcs ue, Jlm Pratt, John or 1ng, Ir Pltts, Bob rien Horseshoes Blue D1bbOF f1HDSTS Loulse Sheeley and Ir ma Flllmore At Turn-Out Lu n Reyes, Irm Flllmore, Pat Houston Leona Payne, LOISS Pfelfer At The LouB Jlm Pratt sk11ng Too Iancj Nelson, Carolyn abner, Secor nother Turn-Gut Leon Uayne, Luan Reyes, Ir a F111 more, and Pat houston Sophomore G1r1s' Basketball Team Shlrlef Hutchlngs Kay Sa'yer, Jofce F1 s+aH, aroljn a ner, G en Holt Junlor B s etb ll C U10 s Jo Schnldt, Loulse Sheel ey, Tencf elson, Lol e wfG1fPF, Irma Flllnoro ar 19 Scott, Glenn Jltc n r ret hlte, Pat Houston, Leona Payne, Lu na ejes, P10158 flet A Touchdown Terrf JCOT1Hg Bulldogs ar11n un for the Sane ore Football Ice Skaters January oi 19b9 Carolyn eener, JGlOF1S Garrett, ary Conner, and G 11 Dlcksor Spectators v1e'1n the trnlstlce Jef vane -6h 2 . . ' lg ' .. -1.-H ' 1 LJ fl A? A- 2. 1 : 3 trf, l' oe S , '. L - ,.. .7.. , -WA, XL 5 .411 -0 3g A ' .L. . xi' . : . 1 Y. I hs 3 3 53 3 I 3 - ---- . . . . : '. f . . S : is ' e , I U Hrs. . A : a . e ' 'm ' - L A A Al 8. ' ,,, .: ' 1 . 'L , , u S Q : 'Exo 1 C 1 g T , , Juanita Carpenter, Lillian Thompson, and Barbara Boyen 9, ' -a k a- hang' n.: .m' 'L ' - L. - I . 'S 1 ' J fc 1' . , T g' a L' hi.'s, Va oe , '.' Q N J 1 '. a R 1 A ' TF . 10. - : ' ' ' . ll. : ' 1' 3 L c . , 12. M .... ......... 13. : Q , 1 D 7 A Q ' ' 4.4 Y - E3 lg lb. ' v' 1 . J U' t' T w D 1 . D I la f ,P ff-J- P, lk, -va 3 'W nf KA: Q3 an ' 05:-Lil em. -Aa'-. Ili .,.,- 81:7 Shu FE ,gzx lf' 'cv- -. .. ' M 'nl 1 'I ' 'f -P nf ' I 3' 42' v5 ,JC I3 A ,l . Lia- dfp - 3j', A wtf 5 x 'S I 4, U 1 3 . -, -1.2 . ,fi V nA - Y 3 lam' fl, wtf.: 3 . 44 5 ff.. I -.din ME H 'Q In ',',,i' NU V J., YELL LEADERS AND PEP CLUB ACTIVITIES Pep Club Chalrmen Irma Flllmore, 1un1or, and Nancy Owen sophomore Cheer Leaders EIOISP let, Joyce Pedlngton, Joan Sawyer. Pep Club Presldent J net 1lts Pep Club S1 ta Janet Hllts and Janet Tate. Cheer Leaders Elolse fylet, Joan Sawyer, Joyce Hedington. Pep Club 1n UPU formatlon Pep Club AdV1SOT, Miss Sm1th and a few senlor pep club mem bers Janet Hllts, Ga1l D1ck on, Joyce hedlngton, Pat Gree ley, Rosemary Pelle, Mary Conner, Shlrley Schrldt, J1SS Le one Smlth, Jaydene Jorgensen, and Joan Sawyer Pep Club Sklt D G Dumboll, Lulu Uho?, Deadeve U1CkSOH, R1 ta Schmoo, Professor Plllbox and announcer, Sherry Stout Cheerleaders Joan, Joyce, and EIOISG Hot Dog Vendors Luena lefes, Pat Houston, Leona P yne At The Tonasket Game Mary Lou Mach, lary Conner, and Sher ry Stout. PEP CLUB The pep club has been very 3Ct1V6 1n promotlng school sp1r1t th1S year For the football eason, the club made crimson and grey pompoms Dur1ng basketball season they had small crlmson megaphones Presentlng a s11t at practlcally every pep assembly, the club 1ntroduced many 1nterest1ng ch racters There were the vlctory clock, Sherlock Uolmes, Rastus and h1s friend, the h1llb1ll1es and Professor P111 and her Idlots No one w1ll forget the basketb ll pests, Hungry Hannah, Pop up Pete Dressed up Dora, BOO1Hg Bennle, Energetlcimmw., Jhbboring JOS18, Know lt all Oscar and qu1te the OpDOS1t8, Polly Pep. Then came the humorous basketball game bebfeen Omak and Ok anogan. Our boys were put up for tr1al 1h WUho Kllled Nes pelem9' and then mlxed ln an unbeatable salad. Tdward the end of the year, the member chose and were proud to wear thelr new pen club emblems 66 4 2 . J L S , I 2 . J X 51.7 L u . 2 3- . 0 Ci ' ' : ' I . J . - . O . I . . . 3 K . . . S l , . - . ' ' l' W' - . W J . . Z . . 5 A V -. . - ' . 1 X 1 l Cheerleaders: Joan, Eloise, and Joyce. : . ' . : 1 H 1 a, . .........-....... . : .1 IM- a ' 'll 9 X . . . . . . 6 S i I . - . O . C. . X A . U . . R . . . . A . . . 1 . -. - .' . . .K 1 1 A . . I . - , . . s ' .1 L , Q I P , 4-1 -g.'-- .vyr 4-Y Yki ahw A BULLDOG SWING Now we've get a team that's hard to beat. They're just one hundred per, from head to feet! They've got that smile, that style, that winning weyg No matter where you go, you'l1 recognize them and you'l1 say, nNow there's a team that's on the beam!n -,- 'X Y f I ' gg X N Theyfve get that good old fashioned pep fx , and steam! A l xx Just one look at them itls sure a treat X X Mwi It's hard to beat the Bulldog team! ,f FIGH 1 'JUG ht 1- 9'1 rlghcn for O l n the x c-to y X If 3 Xe re germ to v1'1 tie gave lor orlmson and grey: Best :Ln tne 1 e t so wef l ll do our best! S xg , ilgllil I' gt, for O H S and v1ctory ' YELLS Ya gotta go, team, go' gotta flght, team, flghtl Ya gotta x 1n, team, van! YH Fotta go, te m, flgght, team' l1n' team'x1n' lklfikiklk Flght, team, fight! Flvht, team, flght' Bulldogs I Bulldogs ' Flght' Flght' Flghtl 1-fs.,-X4 XXL! gf-x,Aj4X'! X, x -1-fo fxfv' T, V XXBX X5 'X if Q UT x.. 'lo nil X Q H, ff' frm :Riff 3 I. ',4 ' A' ,f 35515. . . T. Q ig! 12557, 47s ills- 'ft' :rfll 4, I E.: .gin .Vb...o ,LX Cf , in 'va SX A. Fw V' g 4. if XX Fig .4 ,. ,g ' wp .H.s. 'X 'fi fi J 7' ' 'Ph' Qi! ' ' S - 1 2-. 4 0 2' ht . . i .1 . , . 4 U s, . . Ye. ' A ' v. A . J 1 a . ' .i,. . . V. . . J . . I Cxffo f ,-'V' me -X 1 N -'H - 1. .-.. f ?vs.1Z , it J X ,sf Xe 1, 5 ' J. V72 x X xx! X is,x,.Q9.E5oL,.-, 41 ' N X .xx .xv QP ,154 Gr!-.g., . .' gf.-, -1 -V'Q- 1:5 XT , ' n K X I ,fl r' If fffzwd fly V 'x J f X 1,- Oe, , 2 to l V I .J fQ Q .. .. 584 ' I T' I Q15 Q:- 'Rauml lilac. il .4443 ,F , iv! vi m. .1:..n 1 ,. ,. fs fr - I K, , . . ' ' 55 1 4 FQ ,A '-9 oi A Q Q, 9' ' 4 M' L. 1 lnorus lang.. f' K F' wr, kl- ur e.r' an Y Slmxgswllm.. Y' ll 1-i ws 1' G!-' Z 3 2 .Sm:lo. YAC 5' W nn: Don, T 5 Wh l-LYYI WE'LL REM MBER Phyllis Carpenter for those famous long shots 1n basketball Cheloye Bartholme as hrs Bassett's head l1brar1an Mary Conner for her sveet hum111ty desplte her great popu1ar1tv Terry Conner as nTerr1ble Terry 1n footb ll and for H18 oesterlng ways Gene Corb1n for steal1ng Mr Fox's secretary Wayne Cook for the scare he g ve us when he went to the hospital James Cunnlngham because we appreclated h1S qu1et, efflclent ways Gall Dlckson whenever me ar nBaa a a al Patty Greeley and her pet expresslon Hthe d1l11es Bob Fr1tts as nStan w1th the professor glasses. Joyce Hedlngton because she 18 so tlny and peppy Glen Haden1'!! Shlrley Schmldt as 'SQUIFPSISH wlth the sunny sm1le V1rg1l Holterman for that slow reluctant smlle l1ke the sun breaklng through a cloud Sh1rley Herman for that hustly bustly walk Janet Hilts for her ab111ty 1n dramat1ce and that stra1ght A average Don Schreokengost as nShreok,N that speedy llttle guard Barbara Husum for he Delaware accent and as Magda Sveneen 1n the senior play Floyd Self always mak1ng up t1me after school Maydene Jorgensen as the smart gal w1th the b1g brown eyes John Van Blnsbergen for h1S Romeo techn1ques Rosemar1e Martin as the g1r1 Palph Starzman loves to tease Frank Workman as one of the most dependable, outstand1ng students of our school Pat Palmer uhenever we read the sports page of the Growl Rodgers Ham1lton because we trusted h1m wlth all our money Rosemary Pelle for her ab1l1ty 1n dressmaklng Eugene Holeman for h1s mathemat1cal ab1l1ty Joan Sawyer Frank's Sal Boone Myers s nTom Sawyer and for h1s southern drawl Marlene Steele as the 'Blossom DTIHCGSSH and for her cute dresses Bob Taylor as the senlor class clown w1th those vltty remarks Janet Tate as one of our most enthuslastlc Sklers Betty Crowder for those cute freckles on her nose and that beautlful ha1r 76 11 . . , . . -- , , , -- 1 . . . . t' it I I Z A Q u . 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J -J .V.A: gf: wi 'X 'Y A 0 f 0 :gg 5 2.6.5 'V O J C 6 DUI' OUP Olll' OUI' SENIORS FARE'ELL Ctune Vh1i'fenpoof Songl tables dawn at Mervin0s, classrooms and our books, teachers and our frlends we love so well, dances and our part1es, games and to our sports, r class 1S new to say to you, 'Farewell ' Yes, to you our alma mater now we say, UFarewel To our classmates, to our teachers, and the rest We wlll serenade our h1gh school While heart and volce shall pralse Then we'll leave and be forgotten wlth the rest We are sad to leave, but our tlme has come Bye, bye, bye We have sought to learn and have had our fun Chorus Bye, bye, bye Senlors all nov say, 'Good bye To our cheery Okanagan Hlgh You will miss the class of '50 Bye, bye, bye Sen1ors all now say, 'Good bye To our cheery Okanogan Hlgh You w1ll mlss the class of '50 Bye bye, bye I. To th ' ' To To ' To ' To Ou ' ' .' - I ' ' : 1' . U . , J I ' , I ' o - , I - n 3 , I l ' I .I 1! ' s I I l INDEX Activities Autographs Band . Basketball Honor Captaln and InSp1P8t1On81 Player Second Team Scoreboard Boys' Club Calendar Caught off Guard Chorus Classes Day 1n Llfe of Bulldog Joe Ded1cation Dog Tracks Drama Faculty Football Honor Capta1n and Insp1rat1onal Player Poem Scoreboard Foreword Girls' Club GI'0W1o History, S9D1OP Important Cogs . Junlor Prom Picture Librarlans Majorettes Minor Sports Music Off1C9T8 Pep Club Plays Pr1nc1pal's Message Prom Descr1pt1on Prophecy Senlors Skllng . Snapshots. Society Sophomores Sports . Girls' Student Council Superintendent's Message Tennls Track Wahl, LaVonne V111 Yell Leaders . . , 49, vs, 75 D o o 0 o o o o o o o o n a o n 0 0 o o o o I llill I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I . I - I I I I I I I 0 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I IIOI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l ' I I I . I I I I I I I I I I I I . 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