Ontario High School - Owaches Yearbook (Ontario, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1953 volume:

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HAROLD LUDWIG Bookkeeping, Shorthand l 8. ll, Typing ll MR. KENNETH M. MOORE Algebra I, General Math, Basketball and Track Coach 16 MRS. ROMANA MUROLO Spanish l 81 ll, Latin l 8111, World History MR. AKI NISHIMURA General Science MRS. MARY PATRICK I: C N I-Iv Girls Counselor, Home Economics ll 8g Ill MISS ETHELYN ROOT A Typing l 8. Activity Book MR. ESTEL PERRINS T Shop 17 MRS . ALICE RICHARDS Librarian MR. A. B. SPEARS English ll 8 lV, Speech ll MR. LOWELL TITUS Social Economic Problems, If A C N I- I Y Journalism MRS. BETTY TODD Study hall, Registrar MISS ANN MORISHITA Secretary to Mr. McConnaha 18 2 E Z ,ff Q, fha: .vf:- x ' .12 5 M , -Q, b we, , , E 'wifi .u f ,, .5 rv-me . m'f W1w-wgngxw, 3 x s 1 i -14 fm ,. Y', ' 1. - K . ., 5 k ' y - K . g cg 53. if fa- ww, . ' L A . J N, f ii ,jf L sw 1 ',lE1ff'i 1 z ,. .2 50 Y IE A Il S A I ll H ' S. IT ' ' 'Q 2 n 1, I i m. v 4 . r E7 A 2 2 E T 2 ' ' sf 1 S Y, f,, g K'-. LEFT TO RIGHT FRONT ROW- Marjorie Bind I , . er, rene Taylor, Dick Speelman, Loretta Ybarzabal, Loren Sevey Roberta Lees, Theda Murray, Stanley Olson, Sally Lane, SECOND ROW: George Fischer, Sally Christenson, Norman Olson, Roy Tomiyoshi, Ralph Barker, Norris Gurney. ' deilif PreSl uvme .. QON GOOD' The Student Body elected the following officersin the spring of T952 for the year i952-53: President - Loren Sevey, Vice- .d - press ent Don Good, Secretary - Arlene Keller, Treasurer - Martin Hasegawa, and Sergeant-at-Arms - Gilda Holdermon. The Student Council consisted of the Five student body officers, allfour officers from eachclass, and Mr . McConnaha- Principal, also Mr. Humphrey, and Mrs. Patrick. The Student Council acted as a student union reflecting the wishes and demands of the Student Body. On October 29 the student body officers attended the Regional Student Confer- ence at La Grande. On December T2 the student council attended the Eighth Annual Student Body: Officers Conference held at Payette. .. aww .. eww' .. an PAWS' -- PUBHASEGAW A- Se? KELLER. --safSeantLDErMAN' M ARTTN L GXLD A H0 23 Left to rightg Loretta Ybarzabal, secretary, Theda Murray, treasurer, Roberta Lees, vice-president, Dick Speelman, Sl lllll lIlASS lllllSlllS The first Senior Class graduated in i907 with the total enrollment of one. The flfST QFCICSUGTG was Chester Lackey. By T925 the enrollment had swelled to thirty-four which was considered a very large class. Today the senior class has an enrollment of one hundred and eight. The largest Senior class to graduate was in 1947, when one hundred and twenty-four grad- uated. However, fourteen were veterans graduating on the G. l. Bill. The class of '53 is the fiftieth anniversary class of the Ontario Public School. We are also the first class to graduate from the new Ontario High School. president. Two of the mostoutstanding accomplishments of the class of '53 were the class play, Mother is a Freshman , and the purchase of a trampoline, the first one in the Ontario High School. Under the capable leadership of Dick Speelman, president, Roberta Lees, viCS-PreSider1t, ' ' d h' h Loretta Ybarzabal, secretary, and Theda Murray, treasurer, the class of 53 maintame a ug standard of sportsmanship, pep, and friendliness. IIM BEEM Track--2.3,4. Basketball--3.4. Varsity O--3,4 BILL BONES ROBERT BOSTON F. F. A. --I. DARROLD BRAY RICHARD ANDERSON Football--I,2,4. Baseball--2,3,4. Track--2 Basketball--2,3. LOUISE ATNIP Class Play--4. F.I-1. A. --I , 2. 1 DAN BREWER Football--I. Language Club--4. LEON CAMPBELL Track--2,3,4. F.F. A. --I , 2,3,4. Z6 RALPH CAMMACK Football--3,4. F.F.A--I,2,3,-Treasurer-4. JERRY CATES Football--2. Track--2.3,-Manager 2. Class Play--3,4. Tiger-Hi-Lights--4. Hi-Y--3.-Publicity Manager-4. CHARLOTTE DITTY Class Play--4. F.H.A.--I,2. Pep Club--4. LYNETTA DUNCAN St. Maries, Idaho--I,2,3. Tiger-Hi-Lights--4. Tri-Hi-Y--4. Pep Club--4. Z7 DENNIS CHRISTENSEN Baseball-4. JOAN DE BRUIN Tennis--3.4. Class Play--3,4. Tiger-Hi-Lights--3 Owaches--4. F.H.A.--I. Tri-Hi-Y--2,4,-Reporter-3 Pep Club--2,4. MARVIN DERRICK DELORES DAHNKE F. H. A. -- I . TOM ENOKI Vale--I. Baseball--4. BETTY EVANS Delta, Colorado--I . 2. Tiger-Hi-Lights--4. FLORENCE FISCHER Fruitland--3. Tiger-Hi-Lights--4. Owaches--4. F.H.A. --4. Pep Club--2,4,-Secretary-Treasurer--2. STEVE FISCHER Football--I,2,3,4. Track--2. Varsity 0--4. Pep Club-- 4. DOLORES ECHANIS T e n n i s --2 , 3 , 4. Student Counci1-- I , 3. -President- I Class Officer --3,-Treasurer. Tiger-Hi-Lights--4. Owaches--4. F.H. A. --I ,2.3.4. Yell Leader--I,2,3,4. Pep Club--2.4. Language Club--4. RALPH EDMUNDSON Football--2,4. F.F.A.--I,2,3.4. EDITH FITZSIMMONS Class Play--4. Tri-Hi-Y--4. RONALD FRASER Tennis--2.3,4. Varsity 0--2,3,4. Hi-Y--2.3.4. Z8 RICHARD FREESE F.F.A.--I,2,3,4. TERRY FUGINAGA Baseball--2,3,4. Basketball--3,4. Varsity O--2.3. -Secretary-Treasurer-4. CURT GILCHRIST Football--3. Baseball--3,4. Class Play--3,4. Tiger-Hi- Lights--3. DON GOOD Football--I,2, Track--2,3. Vice President Student Body --4. F.F.A.--I.2,3.4. GLoR1A FUJITA Tiger-Hi-Lights--4. Tri-H1-Y--3. Pep Club--4. CHARLIE GARCIA Football--I,2.3. Track--2,3,4. Basketball--1,2,3,4 Varsity O--2,3.4. JACKIE GARDNER Tiger-Hi-Lights--4. Tri-Hi-Y--2. Pep Club--2,4. MARJORIE GENTRY F WYOMA HAGERMAN BOB HART Track--2,3.4. F.F.A.--I.2.3.4. MARTIN HA SEGAWA Track--3,4. Varsity 0--4. Student Body Treasurer--4. Owaches--4. BRUCE HAUSER ALDEN GOODFELLOW Track--I,2,3,4. Varsity 0--3,4. F.F.A. --I ,2.3,4. HAROLD GRIFFIN W MYRTLE HETRICK Class Play--3,4. GILDA HOLDERMAN Roseburg, Ore.--1.2. Tennis--3. Class Play--3. Student Body Sergeant at Arms--4. Tiger-Hi-Lights--Editor-4. Tri- Hi-Y--3, President-4. 30 DOUGLAS HONEYFORD Football--I.3,4. Baseball--2,3,4. Tennis--2,3,4. Varsity O--2,3,4. Hi-Y--2, -Chaplain-3,4. ELTON HUNSUCKER Football--1.4. Baseball--1.2. Track--2,3,4. F.F.A.--I, 2,3,4. Hi-Y--2,3,4, DONNA KEEGAN Tennis--2.3,4. State Runner-up-3. Class Play--3,4. Tiger -Hi-Lights--4. Pep Club--2,4, Girls League--Represenv ative-2, Treasurer-3, S.R.V. Secretary-4. ARLENE KELLER Class Play--3.4. Student Body Secretary--4. Tiger-Hi- Lights- -2 , 3, Co-Business Manager-4. Owaches--3,4. F.H.A.--I. Yell Leader--4. Pep Club--2.4. 31 BILL HUTCHINSON Cambridge, Idaho--I. F.F. A. --2. 3,4. YAE INOUYE Tiger-Hi-Lights--3, F.H.A. --I.3,4, -Historian-2. Tri-H1 Y--2.4.-Treasurer-3. Pep Club--2. JESS IA CKSON Football--3,4. Track- I,2,3.'P1'6SideIlt-4. REBECCA JARAMILLO F.H.A. --1.2. -2,3,4. Varsity o--2.3.4. F.F.A K KIYO KITAMURA Tri-Hi-Y--3. Pep Club--4. WALTER KOVASH RENAE LEE Class Play--4, -StudentDirector-4. Owaches--2.4. F.H. A. --1.2,-Vice President-3. Degree Secretary-4. Pep Club-- 4. ROBERTA LEES Class Secretary--3, Vice President--4. F.H.A.--2. Tri- Hi-Y--2. GLORIA KIESELHORST REIKO KINO Tri-Hi-Y--3. Pep Club--4. JACK MACKENZIE DON MERRILL Track--2,3,4. Varsity O--3.4 32 GENE MCGINNIS Track--3,4. Hi-Y--3. WALT MILLER Football Manager--3,4. Track Manager--2,3. Varsity O--2,3,4. Hi-Y-Chaplain-2, 3 ,4. HENRY NISHIZAKI Twin Falls, Idaho--I,2,3. LORIS OLIVER F.H. A. --I. Pep Club--4. 33 GEORGE MORINAGA Baseball--3.4. Hi-Y--3, Treasurer-4. Language Club--4. THEDA MURRAY Class Play--3. Class Secretary--2, Treasurer--4. F.H.A. --I.2,3,4. Tri-Hi-Y--2,3,4. Pep Club--2.4. Language Club--4. JIM NAKANO KENTI NISHIDA FERN OSBORNE New Plymouth, Idaho--I,2. Class Play--3. F.H.A.--3. -Reporter-4. Pep Club--4. Language Club--4. TEAN PALMER Vale--1.2. Class Play--3,4. F.H.A. --3. Tri-Hi-Y--3.4. Pep Club--4. CHARLENE PANDO Tennis--2.3,4. F.H.A.--I,2,3,-Parlimentarian-4. Pep Club--2,4. Language Club--4. MARY JEAN PETERS D Tiger-Hi-Lights--4. Tri-Hi-Y--3. Pep Club 2,4. Language Club--4. f Q A 4 -f,fA My WWW' f iufMfsm..,w we -, zf,,.mM:1:,awfaQ:.,lfamen-sfzm .la--asfmanm DAVID O'NEIL La Grande--I,2. Class Play--3.4. Yell Leader--4. SHANE O'NEIL La Grande--I,2. Class Play--4. Pep Club--4. JIM POTTER Football-I.2.3.4. Track--1,2.3.4. Tennis--2. Varsity O--2,3,4. Owaches--3,4. Hi-Y-3.4. HOLLY QUIGLEY Class Play--4. Owaches--3,4. F.H.A.--x,2,-Historian 3,4. Pep Club--2,4. 34 DEAN READ Salem, Oregon--I,2. Football--3,4. Varsity 0--4. Class Play--3. Class President--3. Owaches--4. Yell Leader--4. Language Club--4. PAULINE REYNOLDS T e nnis --2,3,4. Class Play--3. Tiger-Hi-Lights--3,4. Owaches--3,4, -Co -Business Manager-4. F.H. A. --I , 2, 3,4. Tri-Hi-Y--2,3,4. Secretary--3. Yell Leader--I. Pep Club--2,4. BEVERLY SCOTT Class Play 4 BUSIHCSS Manager Tlger H1 Lights 4 waches 4 F H A 2 T 1 2 Treasurer 3 Pep Club 4 LOREN SEVEY Class Play 4 Student Body President 4 Owaches 4 A 2 3 4 Pep Club ROBB RICHMOND F. F. A. --I ,2,3,-Vice President-4. Hi-Y--2,4. BILLIE RIPLEY V ale - - I T ig er -Hi-Lights--3-Co-Business Manager-4 Owaches--3,4. Tri-Hi-Y--2,3,4,-Sergeant at Arms-3 Pep Club--2,4. MARGARET RHODES F.H.A. --I,2, Tri-Hi-Y--3-Treasurer-4. Pep Club--2,4. VANCE SAVAGE Football--4. Basketball--3,4. Tennis--2.3,4. Varsity 0- 2,3-President-4. Class Vice President--2. Owaches--4. o -- , 1. , .--1, ,3,4.. ri-H'-Y-- ,3,4,l - . --2, . F.F. .-- , --4. l ' . 35 GRACE sH1KUMA Tri-Hi-Y-4. Pep club--2.4. PATSY SIEG F.H.A. --I. Tri-Hi-Y--3.4. Pep Club--2.4. Pep Band-- 2.3,4. ROGER SIMMONS Pep Club-4. F. F. A. --I, 2,3,4. SHIRLEY SMITH Tri-Hi-Y--3,4. Pep Club--2.4. I mm nm, ,,,,1,, M,,,,,.,.., ,,,.. ww, A ww-m..11-.ins-1.1 MARINUS SCHRAM JIM SCOGGIN New Plymouth, Idaho--I. Football--2,3. Track--2, 3 Varsity O--2,3. F. E. A. --2,3,4. DICK SPEELMAN Basketball-3,4. Tennis--3,4. Varsity 0- -4. Class President--4. BILL STEWART Football--3. Track--2, 3, 4. Varsity 0--3, 4. 36 WILLIAM STONER Track--4. Basketball--I,2,3.4. Tennis--2,3,4. Varsity 0--2,3,4. C1assP1ay--3. Owaches--3,-Editor-4, Photo- gfaphef-s,4- H1-Y--3-4- BRIAN TANABE Hi-Y--3,4. Secretary--4, N MYRNA TOEDTER F.H.A.--I. DOROTHY WADA Class Secretary--I. Tiger-Hi-Lights--4. Owachess--4. F.H.A.--I,2,3,4. Secretary-2. Song Leader-3. Tri-Hi- Y--2,3,4, Secretary-3. Pep Club--2,4. Girls League Secretary--4. 37 CAROLYN TAYLOR Tiger-Hi- Lights--3 ,4. Owaches--3 , -Co-Business Manager -4. F.l-I.A.--I.2,3,4,-Parlimentarian-2. Tri-I-li-Y--3, -Vice President-4. SAM TAYLOR Football--3,4. Track--I,2,3,4. Tennis--2.3. Varsity 0-- 2, 3, --Vice President-4. Class Play--3. Owaches--4.Hi-Y --3.4. Pep Club--4,-Sergeant at Arms--4. ARLEEN TERRY Class Play--4, Student Director. Tiger-Hi-Lights--2,3,4. Owaches--2,3. F.H.A.--I. Tri-Hi-Y--2. Pep Club--2. Majorette--3,4. KENNETH SKIP THAYER Football--I,2,3, Captain-4. Track--2,3,4. Basketball-- 3. Varsity O--2,3,4. Class Play--3.4. Class Vice Presi- dent--3. F. F. A. --I. Hi-Y--2,3, -President-4. r LEORA WHITSELL F.H.A.--I,2. Treasurer-3, President-4. Pep Club--2. Language Club--4. BOB WILLIAMS Football--3. Varsity O--4. CAROL WINEG AR Class Treasurer--2. F.H.A. --I , 2, Secretary 3, Vice Pre- sident--4. Pep Club-4. Girls League Vice President--3. S.R.V. President--4. JEAN WORLEY Tiger-Hi-Lights--4. Pep Club-2. LA ROY WELLS F.F.A.--I,2. Pep Club--4. Pep Band--3, Secretary-Treasurer--4. LOUIS WETTSTEIN F.F.A.--I,2,3.4. MARJORIE WOOD Tiger-Hi-Lights--4. F. H. A. --I .2 , 3. LORETTA YBARZABAL Class Secretary--4. Tiger-Hi-Lights--4. F. H.A. --I 2,3,4. Pep Club--2. President-4. 38 LEFT TO RIGHT: Roy Tomiyoshl-Vice PresidentgRa1ph Barker-Presidentg Sally Lane-Secreraryg Norris Gurney-Treasurer. .lll lllll MASS lllllllllli This year finds the class of i954 near the goal of graduation . We have kept our reputation as good students, athletes, and classmates. Our class officers were Ralph Barker-president, Roy Tomiyoshi-vice president, Sally Lane-secretary, and Norris Gurney-treasurer. We had many activities on the agenda this year. The after game dances were better than ever with Velma Montgomery as chairman of the dance committee. The Junior Class put on the annual play which was a success dramatically and Financially. Our big event was the Junior-Senior Prom. We went all out for the best Prom stages at O. H. S. We, the class of'54, look forward to our last year at O. H. S. 39 Kafhy Bishop Virginia Branan Irene Broadhursr Juanita Broadhursf Marilyn Brooke David Burton Gary Capps Fred Casal Alvin Chambers Ken Ackerman Wayne Anderson Vic Baca Norma Jean Barber Ralph Barker Drexell Barnes Fred Bell Dick Billups Charles Binder .Ill IIIRS 40 Charles Enslow Keith Fletcher Wilbur Friend Mickey Frahm Ben Garcia Albert Gilson Yasuko Gotanda Dorothy Gray Norris Gurney Tom Conklin Jackie Conner Alice Copple Kay Cornwell Jim Croghan Gloria Cutler Earl Davis Arlene Edwards Jim Ennor Ju ions l i 41 'Zi' La Von Jones Ray Kenny De Revo King Nellie Koopman Reiko Kosai Sally Lane Odell Larson Fyrne Larence Margaret Mac Donald Darwin Hall Yuriko Hasebe Janet Hepworth Dennis Hickox Beverly Huffman Judy Hutchinson Raquel Jaramillo Karen Jenson Donna Johnson .Ill IllIlS 42 Burke Nicholson Pol ly Osborne Bill Penn Joan Phipps Bolo Rigsby Sharon Roark Jack Rule Norma La Rene Shurtliff llla Woodcock Jay D. Martindale Charles Maus Dick McConnaha Don McDonald Gertrude Mollahan Velma Montgomery Sam Mori Clifford Morikawa Ed Miura JU lllIlS 43 if-53? Terry Uhlman Bob Urquahart Walker Wakerlig George Ward Delton Warren Turza Wilcox Jim Williams Wfilgy' iiiiliikvf 5 Jim Wilson Donna Wyman Ruthelyn Mc D. Roe N Mary Jo Mc Ginn if ,. ,X -'iw V15 gh z ftp! - ygzgfrz 'i-iif1t1f2ff'jff- Y, M L , , . gz, :QV fggfsf' iii , ' i55Q?iif-A-Mfrs. - f H3 - g'-'mf uf --4.5 5 5ef5, faggW W we 1 'M- Rose Ellen Sproul Mary Ann Staub Fred Stelling Millard Stowell Kenneth Takishita Melinda Tano Charles Taylor Betty Toeclter Roy Tomiyoshi JU IIIRS Ab. , , Iwi , , rv - gm 145 if I a I . wee, 1' V-if-exif :5 44 LEFT TO RIGHT: Marjorie Binder, Gary Winegar, George Fischer, Irene Taylor, SllPHllMlllll lIlllSSllllllZlIlS We, the first sophomore class in the new building, started off the school year with a Frosh- Soph Dance. One of the other highlights of the year was the all school dance sponsored by the Sophomore Class. Some of the members of our class, also participated in the all school play, The Thirteenth Chair . We believe that we made a wise decision on our selection of officers. They are, Marjorie Binder, President, Gary Winegar, Vice President, George Fischer, Secretary, ancl lrene Taylor, Treasurer. We are well represented in F.H.A., F.F.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Hi-Y, G.A.A., Letterman's Club, Choir, and Band. 45 June Allison Harold Amidon Douglas Axen Shirley Baldwin Jeanette Bannister Valora Barber Gerald Berg Marjorie Binder Paul Blocker Bob Bones Jim Boston Maurice Bracbter Donna Brockman Lowella Bronson Thomas Bronson Joyce Brown Judy Brown Ray Brown Larry Bull Ruth Cable Carolyn Calkins Margaret Cammack Debbie Cruzen Keith Dalton 41' John De Boer James Derrick Everett Dilley Duane Dowell Roy Duncan Joe Echanis Donald Engle Berthein Faulkner George Fischer Gerald Fischer Carol Freitag Marlene Galyen Steve Gardner David Gilchrist Dorman Gilmore Duane Gilson Phil Hager Nelda Hancock Tsugiko Hasebe Norman Henry Geri Herron Roberta Hetrick Jimmie Hintz Arlene Hopkins ff if-,w::,f-W . , , . ,, . ,,..,,. ,,,s,,.Q:'-mnffc-Wmas, fm W ' 'WX' 4232 '2 I 1 X sf U at Z 2, sm .Er W E l 3 is ,E 4 lie . I s wil G W' , 4 K' 1 1 - F . i W .. ' h 9 if 5 . M l ' 125, 2, R ' 4 i 21515 X ' ,WW - f H M-I ,, , 14:1 f' ,., K ec- fees 1- ,cue , ig, V, xr ... r W' 'E 554112259 I W iv g 1? fry -5. 2 , , fvxyl A la s ' frifu i h:,i:e,j L-fiwrl f'f, 2?-. X' i. 1 'U '-If-' 1-9- 48 Jeanette Hopkins Donald Hohstadt Dale Huffaker Fae Hunter Mae Hunter Kendall Hutchinson Frank ltami Richard ltami Marilyn Jackson Joy Jensen Bob Johnson Bob Johnson Cherrie Johnston Ethel Jones Jeanne Kemper Raymond Kittleman Jean Koopman Joseph Kubin Betty Lacey Donna Larson Florence Lewellen Jo Anne Matherly Pat Mathews Melvin May Dick McHargue Roger Mayes Violet Morinaga Paul Nakamura Alice Nakano Annetta Nicholson Pauline Nishiyama Gloria Noyes Don Ogburn Donald Oizumi Louise Packer Helen Parker Jack Paulson Mary Paulson Kent Perrins Patsy Preston Orville Read Fred Redsull Jill Robertson Beverly Robinson Dick Rule David Sato Richard Scholes Alzesta Simmons qw., Qi. N1 'lb W 4? X, iiiiiliil 50 Ann Smallwood Gene Smallwood Dennis Smith Jean Smith Earl Spencer Gary Straube Shirley Sugahiro Karlyn Sugai Nola Sugai Shirley Sutton Irene Taylor Le Royce Terry Ramona Uriarte Maria Villarreal La Ray Walz Richard Wettstein Dean White Janet White Loletia Wiggins Kirk Williams Donna Wilson Gary Winegar Rex Winegar Karl Wykoff Juanita Ybarzabal LEFT TO RIGHT: Treasurer, Norman Olsong Vice-president, Sally Christenseng President, Stanely Olsong Secretary Ariel Christiansen, llllSHlVlllll l1lASSllllIlTillS The class of '53 entered its first year of high school with high hopes and big ambitions. Both have been realized. The Freshmen have been consistent in good grades and have been well represented on the honor roll. We were active in F.F.A., F. H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, and other clubs. Our class officers were tops. Stanley Olson served as president, Sally Christensen as vice-president, Ariel Christiansen as secretary and Norman Olson as treasurer. The class of '53 is proud of its good beginning in high school and we will strive to main- tain our high standards. Verl Doman llllSHMl Alberta Barber Dick Beem Ronald Behrbaum Wanda Beslile Raymond Bennett Nancy Bond Bob Brockman Calvin Brunabend Jim Cable Poul Cammack Jeannine Chapel John Christensen Sally Christiansen Ariel Christensen Loren Cox Dorold Crawford Genevieve Derrick Faye Dickerson Ray Dickerson Jerry Doman f , , :ggi Larry Horyna Freddy Hussy llllSHMl Earl Doman Claudine Downs Tonia Edmons Junior Evans Sally Ann Fetfer Jo Ann Ferrer Kay Frahm Lynne Gallagher Janice Good Bonnie Goodfellow .lean Griffey Virginia Hagerman Tyrus Hamada Cora Harris Paul Hart Eleanor Hasegawa Sue Hathaway Marvilyn Hickman Carolee Hickox Sue Hills Dean Malfsburger On llllSHllll Gail Howell Suzy Heuy Jerry Hull Larry Hull Faye Hunsucker Jane Hunt Helen licla Par Jacobs Arlene Jensen Dorcus Jensen Mona Kelly Janice Kemble Noby Kitamuru Helen Kubin Julian Laca Sue Lane Joe Lee Patty Lewallen Barbara Logue Larry Lynch Adena Parsons . . ff, if ,rw Q f LA QV , . Q jx , mi, - ' z?-133412 lm - . I Law .- shawl-.' if we -i f ms? -1-rigs :fig 1. 1- 'Ln' . 1 was lf , ., sez. ig ,, , my ,. 1.22222 .. zum, ,fig ig h t V413 it 11,,- ,W- ,gh - ,ggi FRESHME Leon Martindale Ida Pearl Mathews George Mehas Bob McHargue Jackie Miller Delores Meyamoto Bob Moore Sylvia Morikawa Norman Murray Elsie Nakao Ruby Oizumi Dennis Okita Norman Olson Stanley Olson Joan Ogburn Phil O'NeiI Kenny Osborn Marlene Osborne Edith Parrent Shirley Parker Tom Speelman llllSHIlll Shirley Phillips Robert Pierce Velma Plant Alice Plymell Gilbert Quick Dolores Randall Betty Ray Douglas Rees Marlene Riley Mary Roberts Lorene Robins Donna Robinson Betty Rule Teddy Sakano Marlene Scott Connie Shane Jessie Simpson Dwayne Skeen Joyce Slabaugh Kay Smallwood z A is , 1 . z ggi Y li. gli r .- it iliffllf ' 2 31' icliiii :lit 11. ,,., , ull X1 , ,, ag-sk' E 'W' NM llllSHNll Bernadina Smit Darrel Smith Patricia Smith Shari Smith Vera Stanishoff Wanda Stewart Jackie Stradley Calvin Tanabe Sylvia Thompson Donald Tolman Richard Turner Reed Vestal Don Wardlow Kenneth Warrington Billy Washburn Donald Weil Kenneth Winegar John White Ronald Whitsell Billy Williams Shirley Williamson Rowena Wilburn Janet Wood Janice Wood Maralee Wulff 2 ak , 4 .K 4 a .- X. fp ez- L' 'f ,i.. . A ,. .,,, . L, . ,, ,S U.. I 1 . , f . ,f11fbfr.w,Wa V - fi ., J M 1fwq , .,- ,W X, k,5,,,Q,W,,A,.'A. . . ., , Tw. f1i H1 Lg? ,Q'f i ' , Q, 'ir xp Skip Thayer rf M Jim Ennor Jack Rule Keith Dalton Norris Gurney wtf!! Hunsucker Millced Stowall Ken Tcnkushifa Doug Honeyforcl ' J .D. Martindale I if s if FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Doug Axen, Melvin Henry, Phil Hager, Paul Nakamura, George Fisher, Stan Olsen, Kenneth Warrington, Larry Lynch, Ronald Beerbaum, Gary Straube, SECOND ROW: Dale Huffman, Gary Winegar, Jack Paulson, Joe Kuban, Jerry Hull, Frank Itami, Larry Hull, Verl Doman, Dorman Gilmore, Loren Cox, Ariel Chlistenson, Coach Ken Moore. THIRD ROW: Raymond Ketterman, Earl Doman, Joe Echanis, Leroy Horyna, Ken Osborne, Orville Read, Norman Olsen, Roy Duncan. FOURTH ROW: Junior Evans, Kirk Williams, John Christensen, Paul Hart, Darrell Smith, Jim Cable, Leon Martindale, Harold Amidon, Duane Holverson, Hoarce King. FIFTH ROW: Joe Lee, mgr., Jim Derrick, Duane Dowell, Stephen Gardner, mgr. lIillSH-SIIPH lllllllilll Ontario Ontario I Ontario Ontario Ontario Ontario Vale Nyssa Weiser Emmett Payette Nyssa The Tiger Cubs under the capable leadership of Kenny Moore hada very successful year. They scored a total of 130 points against their supposed opposition who had a very difficult time keeping up with the point hungry Tiger lads. The Tiger Cub opposition collected only two T. D. 's and one extra point. The team as a whole was Compari- tively equal, there were no exce tionally out- standing players, because they worted as a team and they won also as a team. The starting eleven for the Cubs were: Gary Straube and Melvin Henry-ends, Leroy Horyna and Norma Olsen-tackle, Jack Paulson and Joe Echanis-guards, Orville Read-center, Stan I ey Olsen and Gary Winegar- H. B., Earl Doman- F. B. 65 7 JH s Bcfskefboll Team of 19-I3 Q ff? ,pn Yuma- JIU: W Q or the H. 9 S' W 0 if 'QSM gill Stoner f' r , . 0 N 5 Onfnrno other fou s for In the toss e f cal Them was 22 and H cz bang ldogs Jim seek-q Yl ' to do point fnrst 42 H for the ef erry 4 ei , S3 ' Ken 10 U- red hor High 7 i '32, fag. .f 1 ,,,, ,nf-el, N, the Meredron was Ackerman Binder drubblng by cu closely by Beem wi the second Meregiicn on their the Warriors, Ontario o score of 57-48. This was High point men for the and and ,f . . Bufirke ffhckolson M 5 ' 5' 2 F ws :mx 1 Anderson ,A I NU fyifg.. I ,,,.. .Q ,,., W9 , ,, ,es ,,. 5,, I-,, Wg, If 'f 21: Q1 4 E v ann: fp.. H '-uu--pn YJ if Q48 44 Qlea me IIIISI IIMI IN IIIII IIAIIS Ontario acquired the right to play Baker for the District I championship by defeating Vale and Nyssa. The Bulldogs traveled to Ontario for the first ofa two out of three game series. The Tigers took an early lead as the Bulldogs found it difficult to find the hoop in the first half. The halftime score was 24 to I4 in favor of Ontario. Baker came to life in the second half and cut the Tiger's lead down to three points. Ontario however, put the game on ice in the closing minutes by scoring five points from the foul line to ma e the score 44 to 39. Savage was high point man for Ontario with I3 points. Ontario journeyed to Baker For the second game of the series. From the very beginning it was obvious that Bakerwas determined to force the series into three games as they took a halftime lead of 25 to I7. As the second half began it looked as if it was going to be a reaccurance of the first half as Baker raced to a thirteen point lead but with Stone-r and Binder controlling the backboards and the guards beginning to hit, the Tigers completely outclassed the Bulldogs in the remainder of the quarter to emerge to a 36-31 lead. The Bulldogs came back considerably stronger in the fourth quarter but could not over come the fired up Tigers. As the Buzzer sounded the Tigers were on the top of a 43-40 score. Savage again dubed the scoring honors with II points. Winning the district championship entitled the Tigers to go to the State Tournament at Eugene. This was the first time in the entire history of the school that Ontario sent a team to the State Tournament. I 73 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Verl Noman, Paul Nackamura, Fred Redsull, Jerry Fisher, Reid Ves, Phil Hager. SECOND ROW: Coach Ed Aspitardy, Earl Doman, Kent Parins, Jerry Doman, Loren Cox, Gary Winegar, Dick Rule, Manager George Mehas. THIRD ROW: Manager Con Shane, Aerial Christensen, Norman Henry, Gary Straube, Melvin May, Nor- man Olson. vinsnv BASKllBAll scninuu HHISH-SIIPH December Vale Ontario December Union Ontario December I2 Nampa Ontario December zo Baker Ontario December 23 Caldwell Ontario J a nuary 2 Payette Ontario January 6 Nyssa Ontario J a nuary 9 Weiser Onta rio January I6 Meridian Ontario I a nuary zo Emmett Ontario January 23 Vale Ontario I2 nuary 24 Baker Onta rio January 27 Payette Ontario January 30 Nyssa Ontario February 3 Weiser Ontario February 6 Caldwell Ontario February ro Meridian Ontario February I4 Emmett Ontario February 20 Va le Ontario February 27 Nyssa Ontario March 6 Baker Ontario Ma rch 7 Baker Ontario The Tiger Kittens also had a successful season as they placed second in SRV play. They dropped onl two games, one to Weiser and one to Nyssa, enciing the season with a I0-2 record. The Freshmen members of the Frosh Soph team showed some of the strength which will be dis- played in the coming years as theywon the Fresh- man Invitational Tournament at Boise. They play- ed South Jr. High of Boise for the Championship and defeated them 53-40. High point man for the Cubs was Earl Domanwith an average of I9 points per game. FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Glore, Dick Anderson, Phil Hager, Terry Fuji- naga, Wayne Anderson, Jim Williams, Burke Nicholson, Gary Capps, Ken Ackerman, Duane Halverson, Mgr. ROW TWO: Jerry Fischer, Cliff Morikawa, Roy Tomiyoshi, Darwin Hall, Douglas Honeyford, Skip Thayer, Raymond Kettleman, Jim Hintz, Ariel Christensen, Junior Evans. ROW THREE: David Seto, Steven Gardner, Bob John- son, Dale Huffaker, Pete Winegar, Orville Read, Earl Dornan, Ronald Behrbaurn, ROW FOUR: Dennis Smith, Don Wardlow, Larry Horena, Jim Ennor, Bob Urquhart, DonOgborne, Tom Speelman. ROW FIVE: Paul Blacker, Dick Beem, Roland Whitsall, Roy Duncan, Bob Bones, Gerald Berg. ROW SIX: Bob McHargue, Don McDonald, I Drexall Barnes, A1Gilson, Larry Bull. Coach Ken Glore BASlIlAll liASlIlAll Bill Slilllll Ontario at Harper . . Ontario at Emmett Nyssa at Ontario . Meredian at Ontario . . , Ontario at Payette . Ontario at Vale. . , Ontario at Weiser , , April 6 April 7 April IO April I4 April 2I April 24 April 28 Looking back to the baseball season of 52 we find that we have lO returning lettermen which should prove an outstanding asset to this team of 53 . The Tiger base bal I team of 52 ended the season in third place, dropping games to Vale, Weiser, and Payette. With the ability of these lettermen, combined with the expert coaching of Ken Glore, we look forward to a very successful season in 53 . 75 ,M ...nf hx A FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jim Beem, Ralph Barker, Martinlrlasegawa, Jim Nakano, Charlie Garcia, Ken Ackerman, Skip Thayer, Tom Conklin, Alden Goodfellow. SECOND ROW: Elton Hunsucker, Bill Stewart, Jack Rule, Dick McConnaha, Wayne Anderson, Jim Scoggins, Jess Jackson, Dick Rule. THIRD ROW: Jim Croghan, Charles Binder, Jim Potter, Sam Taylor, Darwin Hall, Don Merrell, David Burton, Bob Hart. FOURTH ROW: Kent Perrin, Harold Griffin, Alvin Hall, Edward Hagerman, Jerry Doman, Joe Kubin, Stanley Olson, Verle Doman. FIFTH ROW: Coach Ken Moore, Fred Redsull, Don Hohstadt, Paul Hart, Joe Echanis, Coach Ed Aspitarre. llilllll Sllllllllli 'l April lst , , Four Way Meet at Nyssa Couch April 8th , , Malheur County Meet Ken Moore April l0th , , SRV Relays April 22nd , , Frosh-Soph. Meet April 25th , , SRV Track Meet April 29th , , Boise Track Meet May 9th District Meet at La Grande llilllll Returning from last year's championship team the Tigers have sixteen lettermen. Included are Tom Conklin and Jim Potter who by virtue of third place wins at the District Meet last year were entitled to compete at the state meet in Corvallis. With this much returning strength, the team is expected to again capture the S.R.V. Trophy. , I --:as vw . - ,a .,' , 1 Mm-mwww t , m ...Wamw ' .Q :fi if ,.:, :va 4 gf' -W 1,,g1,1w.a'l- 1 A 1 J is ,, Ah, W7 Y A fu papa -vf,.,'W,, ,qi xy its K 1 wg' - , yy Qi ,, ,- qi 3 , mr' --dx' w. .sw 4 K- - M, ,Q , mm, .,,, ,, M, U, V W.-ww J 7 f, . ,.,, Ilia Alf iff: Y I ..1, 4 . Af' ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Burke Nickolson, Jim Williams, Terry Fuginaga, Secretary-Treasurer, Vance Savage, President, Sam Taylor, Vice President, Tom Conklin, Kenny Ackerman, Wayne Anderson. ROW TWO: Gary Capps, Jerry Doman, Jim Bull, Iirn Ennor, Doug Honeyford, Dean Read, Darwin Hall, Ronald Fraser. ROW THREE: LaVon Jones, Walt Miller, Charles Garcia, CliffMorikawa, Martin l-lasagawa, Bill Stewart, Steve Fischer, Jim Pott ton, Fred Redsell, Jack Rule, David Burton, Curt Gilchrist, Bob Williams, Jess Jackson, ROW FIVE: Charles Binder, Bob Bones, Dick Rule, Ralph Cammick, Norris Gurney, Keith Dalton, Don Good, Alden Goodfellow. ROW SDK: Mr. Glore, Advisor, Roy Tomiyoshi, Charles Enslow, Bill Stoner. er. ROW FOUR: I. D. Martindale, Jim Bos- llllllllll 'S lilllll One of the major clubs for boys in O. H. S. is the Letterman's Club. It was organized d I tt in I939 and has steadily increased in size and popularity. All members have earne a e er in a major sport which is proudly displayed an a red or gold letterman sweater. The club is capably advised by Coach Glore, Many activities are undertaken by the Letterman s u y always a success. A queen is chosen from the lumor class and her attendants from the other classes. This year, the Letterman's Club has helped protect the gym floor at basketball games by directing people. In this, the anniversary Owac es, we congra ' Cl b each ear. The annual ball is 80 h tulate the lettermen for a fine organization. 50 Y E A Il S A I I 3' umm 4 ! Ez fx LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Vera Stanishoff, Carolyn Taylor, Renae Lee, Dorathy Wada, Beverly Scott, Holly Quig- ley, Marilyn Brooke, Yasuko Gotanda, Lynn Gallagher, Joy Jensen, Deanie Smit, ROW TWO: Dean Read, Dick Vance Savage, Jim Potter, Billie Ripley, Arlene Keller, Joan deBruin, Velma Montgomery, Arlene Edwards, Debra Cruzen, Marjorie Binder. ROW THREE: Mr. Titus, Advisor: Roger Simmons, Martin Hasegawa. ANNllAl The Ontario High School yearbook, the Owaches, is one of the best publications of its kind in this area. It was first published as the Tangent and became the Owaches in l9l8 when Bernard Rader was editor. The name Owaches is the letters O.H.S. in word form and was introduced in l9l8. This year's edition is the largest yet produced and is the First Owaches to have color. The l953 Owaches was edited by Bill Stoner and was under the advisorship of Mr. Titus. Marilyn Brooke was assistant editor and Carolyn Taylor and Pauline Reynoldswere co-business managers and ad-salesmen. Senior class editor was Billie Ripley, iunior editor was Arlene Edwards, sophomore editor was Margie Binder, and Freshman editor was Vera Stanishoff. 84 ROW UNE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Taylor, Billie Ripley, Arlene Keller, Gilda Holderman, Beverly Scott. ROW TWO: Dolores Echanis, Loretta Ybarzabal, Donna Keegan, Pauline Reynolds, Marjorie Wood. ROW THREE: Jerry Fischer, Phil Hager, Jerry Cates, Jean Worley, Betty Evans, Arleen Terry, Dave O'Nei1. Jllllll MISM T953 marks the eighteenth year of publication ofthe O.H.S. paper. The First publi- cation in l953, was called the Tiger's Purrg it was changed to Tiger's Clause in l95O and in l95l it got its present name-- Tiger Hi-Lights. Gilda Holderman, as editor, and her able staff, have done extremely well this year in putting out the paper. Although the issues were low in quantity, they were high in quality. Appreciation also goes to Mr. Titus for his aid as advisor. Arlene Keller, Donna Keegan, Billie Ripley, Salesmen. Ass't. Editor, Florence Fischerg Editor, Gilda Holderman. Q ' u s ff M If 1 1 if P ' . . ..,.. ,.,af.!.Jy, .,.., , . . 4 ROW 1. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Patrick, Mrs. Anderson, Advisorsg Janet White, Nelda Hancock, Reiko Kosai, Laray Waltz Treasurer: Fern Osborne, Reporter, Charlene Pando, Parlimentariang Polly Osborne, Song Leader, Yasuko Gotanda, Secretaryg ROW 2. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jo Ann Fetter, Arlene-Jensen, Mickey Frahm, Sally Lane, Beverly Huffman, Mary Lee Paulson, Shirley Baldwin, Patty Lewellen, Theda Murray, Beverly Scott, Florence Fischer. ROW 3. LEFT TO RIGHT: Cora Harris, Nancy Bond, Karen Jensen, Dorothy Gray, Yae Inouye, Dorothy Wada, Gloria Cutler, Violet Morinaga, Alice Nakano, Tsugiko Hasebe. ROW 4. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Mathews, Marilyn Jackson, Jean Koopman, Pauline Nishiyama, Shirley Sugahiro, MargaretCammack, Jackie Connor, PatSmith, Janet Wood, ROW 5. LEFT TO RIGHT: Jeannette Bannister, Donna Brockman, Martha Garcia, Ronona Uriarte, Jean Griffy,Lorene Robbins, Elsie Nakao, Marlene Scott, Janice Kimball, Wanda Stewart, Wanda Belisle. ROW 6. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marlene Gay len, Sherilohnston, Joanne Matherly, Jean Kemper, Arlene Hopkins, Sally Christensen, Sheri Smith, Adeana Parsons, lllllllll The F.H.A. was organizedin 1921. They metin a housewhere the old gym now stands. lt was moved to the administration building in 1942. For yearly projects the F.H.A. make favors for the hospital, and sponsors the Cinderella Ball, which is the first ball of the year. The courtwhich was elected by the student body were - Queen Bonnie Goodfel-low, Freshman princess - Nancy Bond , Sophomore princess - Deborah Cruzen, Junior Princess - Sharon Roark, Marlene Osborne, Maralee Wulff. 86 ROW I. LEFT TO RIGHT: Leora Whitsell, Pres. g Holly Quigley, Historiang Carol Winegar, Vice Pres. g Renae Lee, Degree Sec: Jackie Stradley, Sue Hathaway, Mona Kelly, Sylvia Thompson, Shirley Parker, Dolores Miamoto. ROW 2. LEFT TO RIGHT: Dolores Echanis, Pauline Reynolds, Carolyn Taylor, Loretta Ybrazabal, Deannie Smit, Vera Stanishoff, Jeannine Chapel, Gerrie Herron, Loletia Wiggins. ROW 3. LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Sutton, Lavell Bronson, Helen Parker, Alzesta Simmons, Ethel Jones, Helen Kubin, Helen Ida, Rowena Wilburn, Kay Frahm, Betty Lacy. ROW 4. LEFT TO RIGHT: Pat Jacobs, Carolee Hickox, Sue Hills, Velma Montgomery, Turza Wilcox, Kay Smallwood, Sue Lane, Bonnie Goodfellow, Gloria Noyes, Donna Larson. ROW 5. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gail Howell, Joyce Slaubagh, Susey Huey, Janet Hepworth, Sharon Roark, Dorcas Jensen, Arlene Edwards, June Allison, Jill Ro- bertson, Debbie Cruzen. ROW 6. LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Wood, Shirley Phillips, Alberta Barber, Ruth Cables, Norma Rene Shirtliff, Kay Cornwell, Sally Fetter, Annetta Nickolson, Kendell Hutchensen, Carolyn Calkins, Irene Hllllllllllllllilli Senior princess - Leora Whitsell. Theyolso sell candyat noon and serve at the F.F.A. banquet. They always send delegates to the district and state meetings. Mickey Frohm was elected president at the district meeting, so next year the conference will be held here in Ontario. Taylor, Marjorie Binder. The officers for the year were Leora Whitsell-president, CarolWinegar-vice ' president, Yasuko Gatondo-secretary, LaRay Walls-treasurer. 87 ROW ONE LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Iones, Advisor, Ralph Barker, Junior Representativeg Joe Kubin, Sentinalg Orville d So h re Re resentarive Gary Winegar Reporter- Ralph Cammack Treasurer. ROW TWO: Duane Halverson, Rea , p omo p g , , , Don Weil, Dennis Smith, Larry Bull, Don Oizumi, Norman Olson. ROW THREE: Don Engle, Dick Rule, Jack Poulson, Harold Amidon, Ed Hagerman. ROW FOUR: Dick Billups, Charles Maus, Don Hohstadt, Jack Rule, Dick Mol-largue. ROW FIVE: Don McDonald, Keith Fletcher, Ray Dickerson, Dennis Okita, Noby Kitamura, Robert Pierce. F.F .A. started in 1920 with a tradition that has been handed down through the years by holding a banquet For all interested. The 1930 banquet celebrated the fact that Ontario had been accepted as a national chapter. Since l93O they have won high honors for their chapter at district, state, and National Conventions. Harold Amidon brought acclaim to the Ontario chapter by winning a state award this gear, and Robb Richmond was chosen as representative to the National convention at Kansas rty. 88 ROW ONE, LEFT TO RIGHT: Jess Jackson, Presidentg David Burton, Secretary, Roger Simmons, Ass't. Treasurer, Don Good, Senior Representative, Stanley Olson, Freshman Representative. ROW TWO: John White, Kenneth Warrington, Moe McDeRoe, Odell Larson, Ross Lauer, Norman Murray. ROW THREE: Richard Freese, Douglas Rees, Louis Wett- stein, Richard Wettstein, Bob Brockman. ROW FOUR: Bob McHargue, Darrell Cox, Dick Lee, Leon Campbell, Bill Hutchinson. ROW FIVE: Paul Hart, Ralph Edmondson, Alden Goodfellow, Bob Hart, Elton Hunsucker, Drexell Barnes. d, Vice Presidentg Loren Sevey, Jim Scoggin, Ray Brown, Melvin May, Dean White, NOT PICTURED: Robb Richmon Calvin Brunabend, John Christensen, Roland Whitsell, Terry Uhlman, George Ward. The district meeting was held in Ontario, February 4 8. 5, with thirteen Eastern Oregon schools participating. Dispite their hard work, they have time for social Fun by sponsoring an F.F.A. -F.H.A. hay ride and an exclusive party for F.F.A.members and guests. 89 mf -Q . g, M .. L E I f 1 1 2 ai? QW Y' ,f . L, g,14g1L.- -41 fav - ,-,1 .13 'f-:fix 1155. fff - wif QQ QE. JE 2? , Q . , , - 79535 ,,VA 1 1 V 5 .AM 1 V:- 2 5 fi - U ,,g .i-,.x --Q Y W we ,.,. . N , . --4 ,f R 4 X I . -4 F ff I ,-1 1 ffif 1 'wh M X A 1 K 'tai Nr Q ,JW , 5 7' . my i S,-, 11- Q: ff' I 5 ' 4 f 4.1 LEFT TO RIGHT Marjorie Binder, Sophomore Representativeg Carolyn Taylor, Senior Representariveg Dorathy Wada Secretary Jackle Stradely, Freshman RepresentativegPo11y Osborne, Junior Representativeg Sally Lane, Vice-President lilllli lllllllll The Girls League is celebrating their 20th anniversary this year. Miss Conway organized the club in 1933 and acted as advisor until l949. Then Mrs. Richards took over the job as advisor until l952. when Mrs. Patrick replaced her. The Girls league has been very active this year. They started off with a bang by having the annual S.R.V. Girls League Convention in Ontario. The conventionwasa lot of work for those involved, but it turned out to be a big success. Also, the Girls League fixed Christmas baskets for needy families, put up a Christmas tree in the Iibrary,sponsored Twirp Week and the much- looked forward to Spinster's Hop. In the spring, Girls League had their an- nual Mother-Daughter Tea. Today Girls League is a thriving organization and it will continue to be so as long as there are girls in O.H.S. 923 l lllllllllill-l S The libraians were selected by Mr. Richards. They have all ac- quired the knowledge of library science which will be good for Future use. There are two assistants during each period, who help with library duties. They received lf2 credit to- ward graduation requirements. 93 ROW I. LEFT TO RIGHT: Yasuko Gotanda, Ethellones, Alice Nakano, Tsugiko Hasebe, PatPreston, Curt Gilchrist, Joyce Brown, May Hunter, Dolores Echanis, CarolFreitag, Renae Lee, Mr. Harris, Director. ROW 2. LEFT TO RIGHT: Voilet Morinaga, Donna Wilson, Jeannie Kemper, Ruth Cables, Arlene Hopkins, Charles Garcia, Shari Johnston, Mary Jo McGinn, Arleen Terry, Turza Wilcox, Florence Fischer. ROW 3. LEFT TO RIGHT: Shirley Sugahiro, Irene Taylor, Arlene Edwards, Annetta Nickolson, David O'Neil, Berthein Faulkner, Fae Hunter, Alice Copple, Mary Ann Staub. ROW 4. LEFT TO RIGHT: Marjorie Binder, Velma Montgomery, Jerry Fischer, Larry Penn, Louise Packer, Pat Mathews, Alzesta Simmons, Beverly Scott. ROW 5. LEFT TO RIGHT: David Gilchrist, Doug Axen, James Derrick, Roger Simmons, Gene McGinnis, Jerry Cares, Louis Werrsrien, Phil Hager. iillllllt The choir was started in T948 by Mr. Marvin Trigero. At that time the choirwas established for a select group of singers to represent the high school in various concerts. This plan has been carried out to the present date. lt is now led by Mr. Gail Harris. They started the year by elect- ing new officers which were-president: Skip Thayer, vice president: Florence Fishery secretary: Turza Wilcox, 94 l3IIll'S Gill lllllll To the girlsin the Glee Club singing was an all important topic. Under the direction of Mr. Gail Harris itproved to be a train- ing ground For choir . Their thirty- five members attended the annual S.R.V. Music Clinic and parti- cipated in graduation and Music Week festivities. ROW 2. LEFT TO RIGHT: Theda Murray, Maria Villareal, Marilyn Jack- son, Mr. Harris, Director. ROW 3. LEFT TO RIGHT: Nellie Koopman, Myrna Toedter, Melinda Tano. ROW 4. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gloria Keistl- horst, Virginia Brannon, Dolores Dahnke. ROW 5. LEFT TORIGHT: Jean Koopman, Jean Smith, Velora Barber. ROW 6. LEFT TO RIGHT: Margaret MacDonald, Gloria Noyes, Donna Wyman. ROW 7. LEFT TORIGI-IT:Donna Brockman, Jean Worley, Louise Amip. ROW 8. LEFT TO RIGHT: Faye Hunsucker, Charlette Ditty. 95 ROW I. LEFT TO RIGHT: Gloria Fujita, Betty Toedter, Kiyo Kitamurag LEFT TO RIGHT: Vice President, Stanley Olsong Sgt-at-arms, Sam Taylorg Treasurer, Debra uruzeng rresruerrr, Loretta Ybarzabal. NOT PICTURED IS Velma Montgomery, Secretary. PH' lllllll The Pep Club was first organized in l939. lt has died out and been revived several times. since, but this year it really seems to be going Strong. With the reorganization this year, they brought about many changes to make the club a stronger and peppier organization. Possibly the biggest change was the addition of boys into the club. The Tiger Pepsters, as they decided to call themselves, can be disting uished at the ames b their little red hats and pom-p0rnS. . ., 9 Y The Pep Club has really promoted new pep this year, and if it continues improving as r has thus far, our school will be the peppiest in the valley. Mnwfww 351954: 0 ,A,,... 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WAi, I ,-'V -2-: -' Q 1 ' 4 if 37 I , ,a .K , Wx, .1 .-4. 4 V 1 , 3' 2 2 5 M, V g13,,, 'N fr , T 5 f. 4' 65-ff','.f1 it 5 t fwfzfk If as is :ZA 4, lads 1 .! aim 'L 234, ' Q A ' 'Bti . m , ,Li v . ,, T3 O 1. ,gh X X o T 'Slay of 1918 V N fl, o I ,fi x .-i1 5 , .351 'W , 1252:- fa ' ,-Qi, 'l 'ffjggvi if., 159 ' r V' ' 1' i . Q, , 2 N , AM A I mxygvggifj NR ' '. ' A X ,, w-'W' f...-L new ' , E f WW f V +I' X' , - 5 E-A1,f4f if, ,, .. 'N ly .1- 43921, You may have your book, Professor Micheols. . .ond, cmd. . .look out, Jerry. A - 5- SPSGFS 102 Leading roles are played by Turza Wilcox, Sharon Roark, Marilyn Brooke, Jim Wil- liams, DickMcCorincha, and Tom Conklin, Special Managers are Arlene Edwards, Mary ,Jo McGirm, Jim Wilson, Jim Ennor, and A1- vin Chambers. LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE: Turza Wilcox, Sharon Roark, Kay Cornwall, Manllyn Brooke, Polly Osborne. ROW TWO: Mr. Spears, Directory Alvin Chambers, Norris Gurney, Jim Williams, Dick McConnaha, Tom Conklin, Jll Illll lZlASS Plll Dear Ruth by Norman Kraus, was the highly delightful and successful play given by the Junior Class. Mirian CTurza Wilcox, has the instigator of all the trouble when she decided to hel out the war effort. She wrote letters to Lt. Bill Seawright mick McConnahal and signed Ruth'sfSharon Roarkl name. When Lt. Seawright came home to see Ruth, There was a iolly mixup, for Ruth was engaged to Albert Kummer Ulm Williamsl. The parents of the girls, Mr. and Mrs. Wilkins QTom Conklin, lMarilyn Brookel added to the merriment and enioyment of the lay. P The rest of the cast included: Dora, Polly Osborne, Martha Seawright, Kay Cornwallp Sgt. Chuck Vincent, Norris Gurneyp Harold Klobbermeyer, Alvin Chambers. 103 My :ggi 5 .-his 'main .,g15,K: ,E ' 42 5. 1. ,455 RQ? ,eg PROM COURT F foreqce Kexxet Pike X306 691- Pt X 4'o0'1obO Jean P 60 Wm MOQG Sr 105 Pruncess NA NCY BON D Princess LEORA WH ITSE LL UUHN BIINNIE lillllllflllllw lIlNIlEHEllA BAll Princess DEBBIE CRUZE N Prmcess SHARON ROARK IO HHEIINIA 'S BAll Pl'if1CeS5 Queen Princess Princess CARO LYN TAYLOR VE LMA MONTGCMERY SALLY CHRISTENSEN JUANITA YBARZABAL A 107 50 Y E A R S A I V ll. -nn- isilour 'bamkggf, QQL R GALLERY Q TF' 0 , s breath- ' faking! Yeo. breuhtlk' gl beg UM in Q.. .fu ...'2..Gf..l'.a.. Nl-ww 701-l'lI ind ll out 'Dutch 507' Color Gallery! v 'Ee , 1 1 I I O Pj'-Q - ' -K Q4 lf' All cone in Hu, 555.610, md Gloss! Use 'en on wnlh, voodvgfk iq 3, N., Check swatches at Home iliilll key fahrles. You'll .94 7'55lt from dramatic deep mug co delicate panels in the 'Dutch Boy' Color Gsllefy! Soo if hero now! palsy!!! 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Best Wishes From GREIF MUSIC CENTER Payette, Idaho Phone Payette 744-W Music Headquarters of the Valley Congratulations To The Class of 53 JOHN'S DRIVE-IN MARKET Courtesy THE JEWEL BOX Watches Diamonds Reliability Silver IHI VUBUI Your I953 Sportswear Center G 8. B FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Home of Finest Service and Quality Lines Phone 206 MEDIUM 'P' 8. LARGE WRECKERS I O O M C 1 1 2 5 E 9 .AR'I. S SERVICE 11 SOUTH OREGON STREET ONTARIO, OREGON PHONE 49 R FOR 24 HOUR SERVICE f i TRAILER RENTALS 'A' 'Ir ONTARIO PHARMACY Cosmetics - Stationery Reliable Prescription Service Phone 380 Ontario VILLA PARK MARKET Phone 445-R West of Hospital ONTARIO SPORTS CENTER Wally Palmberg KINNEY BROS. AND KEELE Headquarters for Wilson Sporting Goods This new substation at Ontario is one ofthe largest on the Idaho Power company's system. It regulates the flow of electricity to the towns and industries in this vicinity. There's plenty of electricity for all the school rooms, the homes, the Farms, new business and industry because Idaho Power company builds new It PCIYS to Hqfdwqre . - . - China Ware substarons like this one, newlines, and new power at Glass Ware plants ahead of increasing electric use. Ph. 443 ROCK'S Dept Sfore E u9uXl?9lml!R ' J JIM ik-tluflifn swung?- I W I I l 0 ANY SUBJECT ' 'II 0 Il J 1 I f :iz PI 'Any Place sl , I Q I l jf?-I fl lit llflll l 44 41 I V ' JUST RIGHT CLEANERS A Bright Future For Phone 277 Clothes With o Past 381 South Oregon St. Certified Watch Maker WYCOFF JEWELRY SHOP Fine Jewelry and Gifts of Quality MALHEUR MOTOR, INC. Genuine Ford Parts Bring your Ford back home for Service Ontario Phone 27 HILLS HOLDERMAN MOOREIS Congratulations A HARDWARE To The Class of '53 'Jiorshall Wells Ontario's Leading Fountain from Your Q Depot for BEAL SEED EAST SIDE Greyhound Trailways COMPANY DRUGS T Open Sunday 8. Evenings Phone 5l2J Ontario ONTARIO CLEANERS Phone 99 PETERSON FURNITURE CO. Where We Service What We Sell The Dependable Furniture Stores Payette Nyssa Vale, Ontario Congratulations and Best Wishes to the class of '53 ARGUS - OBSERVER Everybody's newspaper in Malheur County MURRAY ELECTRIC COMPANY Ontario, Oregon YT wr: '- a 111 7 ,-z U fff Lumen: couumuv Coal House Wiring Repairing Industrial Wiring Lumber Building Materials Hardware 431 Oregon Street Phone 80-W 512 S. Oregon Ontario Phone 388 Mill A. llllllilllS Buicks Oldsmobiles G.M.C. Trucks Sales Service OGURA RADIO AND APPLIANCES Radio Sales and Service Sound Systems Oriental Giftware Compliments of JlM'S SERVICE Mobile Gas ll8 N . Oregon Ontario Eoisrrlair SPORTING GOODS S ortman's Head uarters . P Phone T77 q wesrcorr WQTSS ' Qggmjnds ELECTRIC one ' Motors Radio Service Trim Tred Phone 25 Ontario SALON The Shoe Women Prefer Pl1OI'1S 51 BAKER'S SHOE STORE Charles Harvey Hair cutting our specialty CAI RO MARKET Groceries Meats Vegetables Custom Cutting A Specialty We buy eggs Phone 970 Cairo Junction CAIRO SERVICE Wholesale and Retail Petroleum Products Hardware and Accessories Ontario Oregon Route l Phone 08R4 TOM GlNZEL'S ENNOR NORRIS HOME TOWN JEWELRY 5c to s1.oo BAKERY Dodge STORE . Bread and Pastry Diamonds F h Trucks Headquarters For E re5D Watches School Supplies gery ,oy Sn' Plymouth Ontario Oregon Phone M0336-W I verware Phone 54 Congratulations TOGGERY BlLL'S to the Class of '53 Ontario's K 5 R V Store for Men 1380 kc Style, Quality, Value The House of Famous Labels Voice of the Snake River Valley Show Place Of Ontario congratulations Now for the .U UPU exif start D Complete wedding ,service - albums 5sQ.su9c'ffiVJf ST UDIOS ontanio WBISGI' HAWK'S Plumbing - Heating 391 S. Oregon Phone l88-W ALEXANDER'S For Your Clothing, Hats Shoes, Furnishings, and Letterman Sweaters Where Good Clothes Cost Less Phone 154 Ontario R. R. Robertson Wholesale Distributor STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Long Distance Call Enterprise 202 Compliments of COAST TO COAST STORES Martinet Brothers No toll charge Local calls 145W Ontario, Oregon Ontario Oregon MCC'-EARY,S BERRWS Congratulations Authorized Dealer HARDWARE n our new WESTERN Auto suPPLY co. Appliances O sfzhool l'lUfClW0I'e SPOFHDQ Goods Sporting Goods Giftware Floor Covering Housewares A FRIEND RICH MAID ICE CREAM Juicy Hamburgers-Ice Cream Sundaes Milk Shakes-Polar Caps Popcorn 8. Carmel corn-Soda Pop All kinds of Candy Eat Your Lunch Here and Savel CITY CLEANERS Our Best To You EAST SIDE FLORIST Flowers For All Occasions Prompt Delivery Phone II44 Phone 866 Ontario, Ore. Phone 85 Ontario, Oregon Congratulationes and Best Wishes li A C T 0 R C Phone 85 From ,f H, Ontario Oregon adm, 1 ' NICHOLSON EQUIPMENT co. gif? IHTRM souwmfm' Hudson Automobiles Home of MEEKER-TAYLOR TRACTOR, INC. F Q I. upp ues Congratulations to the class of '53 CENTRE THEATRE FARMER'S CO-OP CREAMERY COMPANY Sunshine Ice Cream and Butter Challenge Cheese S ff?tZ'3'f.Z'Sal'??ZQ H sAoE LOST soLEs MALONF5 ' A Automotive RICHFIELD N Supplies Ontario, Oregon SERVICE E' CONGRATULATIONS The firm of Fought 8. Gray, lnc. compliments the Board of Directors, the Officers of the On- tario Public Schools, and the Parents and Children served by District 8C of Malheur County, Ore- egon, on their vision, their spirit of public service and their manifest ambition to progress in the great field of education - so vital to our nation's future welfare and prosperity. We congratulate you as an enterprising and civic -minded community upon the completion of this beautiful High School Building. We are indeed proud to have been associated with your other chosen representatives in the construction of a plant of such modern and functional planning by furnishing and performing the fabrication for all the structure steel and miscellaneous iron work. R ,ya fl, - ,Lf if 'UMR JW in lQ,,,W1W4,,. QV 1 .nwfwffy lzt6' lf' Qoljl W9 REE PA Ruc'AtfiiJ'm CK, ,HJ ,UPLV6 C Wywu, Swan Island Portland 18, Oregon W vu ,XDR ' 12 ARROW COMPANY Coggulations Class of '53 Your John Deere Dealer Plumbing, Refrigeration and Radiant Heating Your Hotpoint Appliances Dealer Across From City Park Everything for the Home-Farm Phone 529-J Hardware Repairs Service PRESCRIPTION HOLLlNGSWORTHS', INC. Bosemgftucgfligilinic BUILDING ' SPECIALTIES Ontario, Oregon Clyde F099 Mgr' Sherwin Williams Paints Ph. 888 Eve. Prescription West of Hospital Ph. 129-R ff C' SUPER I SERVICE 4th AVENUE C0f'9'U'U'C'f'0 S M w. R. Rogsdolo, Prop. Hoon SERVICE Class of 53 s, Phone 899 Gasoline Oils from Q Tires Accessories ul 28 S. w. 4nA . BENSON 9 l Ve GLASS SHOP Phone 66 Ontario, Oregon East of underpass 211 S. W. 4th Ave. Ontario, Ore. IHISE MARIE BEAIIU SHO F 42? WWQ MW L I I WWW W Qffkjjffgf W l. You name ntl 2. Blrdlegs Lees 3. Cold Charlene? 4. Case Brooke 5 y . No domment 6. Three Muskateers 7. Smiling Maria 8. Whats' the trouble? 9. Mob scene TO. Mae West ll. lpano l2. What's so Funny? l3. The Profile l4. What cz lifel l5. The good old days I6. Termites l7. Kill iml l8. Check that pose l. Aw, cut itoutl 2. Bleocher Babe 3. Hup-2-3 4.-Scandal 5. Smile, please 6. Sod Socks 7. Napoleon 8. Hi, there 9. The mon ond his dog 10. You 've told thot ioke before, Dean ll. Could it be worse? l2. Stage-door Jimmie l3. You've gotta get up 14. Aren't they cute? 15 Don't you dare! I6 Barber- shop blues. S WMMW gwfkfiiwww M6 2 'v, , 4 23 M, jx Q 5 2- 'AR EYE it ax LXR ,f ,f Q '12 3 73, X A X 2, -55 H S12 Q , 131 W 27 kg 2 A fx yi fb, Z li- 5 1, K H' :fx 5 'SLK 4 5 , qxfl f 4 fr 'H WL jf gl fix 9,5 ' GA AQ 2 f QL Q, f , V 'D' Kg if N L vnnooxs ,vw MYERS AND CO INC TOPEKA, KANSAS