Ontario High School - Owaches Yearbook (Ontario, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

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Published by the Student Body EX! Q ,.ff of Ontario High School 7' ff Ontario, Oregon i 'X Al, 1954 V by Q4 L Marilyn Brooks, Editor rd xg ' Burke Nicholson, Assistant Editor O t, X Gary Capps, Photographer -X V yy If ! ' x ' Q14 MA, , i u xx. lx, Jimi fc, H, 5 505, 1-1 br Al' Gy aff 0-141f 4fnJ f'f'7!'s- Ou. Z'ifcauJ LU Q Eg L40-4 I' Ui 2 . if I P1 A M 'Q' U '. 14 . fi 1 ,, Meftgver 0,4 ,674 f, gif. V1 . cf? J!! xg 1 'A OQ'rc V fffol f '1'V 1 Lf Z ' k'ie!,!4' gif!!-ve, l ..S if 1 ,I ,L nf' df 0,11 yi' , I f ,4 CKVL J 6 f K' 0 ' il ' K if y 1 . V ,Q fx ff. W 4 f Pa bk, O I -4 .JA - 735' J' fob? 54 ZYLQK foul' 'H' 'ff gil J f Q' ,dxf Q, If f - fl' X I , ,Nl Y W I-1111? 1111- 7' , V N' My Md .ffm , - 1 Ji - . V-g X x.. 1 L xx- X A ' :nh N-J ly, x l 1.8 'N A if K . gk . fx X L KJ Jxvfz -L NVL tk! ,V f N 1,4 , C I' I ' I y D . my , AX V: Q 2. 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'fr-' - ' A y- , , 1 s '-fu. fl N I x.x-, 1- , . 4 Just as the theater is the scene for make-believe dramayO .H . S . is the settmg on whnch we prepare for the produchon of l1fe ln these pages you w1llf1nd recorded some of the memor1es of your years spent here We the staff hope that your debut 1n l1fe w1ll be as successful as your rehearsals here have been PROGRAM DIRECTORS Faculty CAST Classes ACT I Sports Scene l Football Scene 2 Scene 3 Sprung Sports AC ll Organnzahons AC lll Act1v1t1es SPON SO RS Advertnsements TO9 --------------------------------------------------- ll ---------------------------------------------------- 21 -----...--------- -..----..-..-------.,-----..--..---..-..----- 59 ------------------------------------------------- so Basketball ---------------------------------- ------------ 6 5 ' --------------------------- ---------------- 7 1 1 . . ---------------------------.-----------.---- 79 1 ' ' ' ------------------------------------------------ 1o1 vain mf WVU? IYKCI JF Left to right: Harry Hostetlerg Dick Yost Left to right: Tim Donovang Ray Weldy tag? Pell! Just as the stage crew works to keep the stage ready for performances, our crew of custoduans works effectrvely on every odd 'ob as well as repaurlng and keeplng our lnstrtutron clean and healthy Our cafeteria, where empty stomachs meet, was the scene of grand aromas that came from the kntchen The cooks dld a marvelous 'ob of preparmg a varlety of well balanced meals throughout the year Slde dashes of ples and :ce cream were avaulable For those students who brought cold lunches In malntannang and upholdang the highest possrble effncuency rn 0perqfmgOntarno Hugh the custodrans and cafeterua helpers were mvaluable . . . . . . I Hg, t or , A AN ' 'i 'lln.Left to Right: Mrs. Cunninghamg Mrs. Lee irecfom I9 -,-L-A-i4 l- Left to rrght Max Morse clerk Wrlham Stewart Dr Wrlford Sanders Gxlbert Sproul R R Robertson O D Dearborn Charrman l 0 lflCeI 6 SUPERINTENDENT S MESSAGE To be a part of an educational institution such as ours is indeed gratifying, but to be closely associated with as fine a group of people as we have in Ontario High is something that will always be cherished. We hope that the inspiration derived from these associations has reflec ted back on the students and the school to such a degree that it has aided in establishing higher goalstoward which we all should strive. Arthur Kiesz Superintendent of Schools ARTHUR KIESZ ,....ull'l F' sqm! 1 5.-suv : 1 i N-a-pq., N w-.Ai Wm rf 'lf' Robert McConnaha, Pruncupal EPQC OI' I am very proud of the Ontaruo Hugh School students and I want to congratulate you on a very successful school year We have had our problems, but through your co operatuon and loyalty these have been taken un strude You all wull want to keepaluve the memorues of your school lufe The actuvutues, the lessons, and the assocuatuons of hugh school make up the happuest tume of your lufe Thus annual a record of the school year of l953 54, wull become more valuable to you as the years go by 1 F9314 1 - 0 u ef ' t u' 4 ' ,ff 1-4+-T' ' ' l -W 1 . ' ,:,. A if sl M V Q x 7 , ,... ' 1 ' PM d KV ,l -- ,yu 2 ! P ,U X IQ - u g 1 : A ' 9- Q2 ' 11 , - H --,,-, - V lf -e ..-rf . to . ' ,V , f I Ah 1, A 5 ,, .f u K ' +1 as , I , Q fl , all - A 4' ' I .Y f fflrlg 4-'Ta ', -2' ,w ,-,519 - Ni. 4. Quo? ' ' , piggy 2 . ' .Airway o t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . a I 1 7 ,J Mrs Hazel Anderson Oregon State College Home Economrcs I and I Nlr Edward Asprtarte Unrversrty of Idaho P E Sc Assrstant coach suafunf ll'eCl0l 6 James Attebery Unrversrty of Oregon College of Idaho Drrvers Trarnrng Brology Mr Ken Davrs Unrversrty of Washrngton Unrversrty of Idaho Englrsh I and IV Mr Verle Duckerrng Unrversrty of Washrngton Lewrs SL Clark College Algebra Sr Math World Hrstory Mrss Ruth Dudley College of Idaho Englrsh II 4. A 9' Ill r 4 , J - 4' I . ' 1 D O Ir!-any -1' Mr Ken Glore Unlverslty of Idaho So Idaho College of Ed Amerlcan Hlstory Freshman Soc Stud les Coach 'vlr Gall Hams C lo ado State Band Cholr Mmfanl lI'QC!OI'.'f Mlss Clarre Hough College of Idaho Grrls P E and Health Mrs Gem Howard Arkansas State Teacher College State Ag College of Utah Engltshl Speech Mr Burt Humphrey UHIVCISIKY of Idaho Amertcan H1story Freshman Socxal Stud res Gutdance Mr Earl Jones Oregon State College Vocat1onal Ag I . , . I ' - , 1' . . Ol' . l l ' . I 4,7 A ' I .. 'L l I 5 , NP, 1 K , , . Mrs May Johnson College of Idaho Englrsh III Bookstore Mr Harold Ludwrg College of Idaho Un1vers1ty of Oregon Shorthand I and II Bookkeepmg Typ mg II Mwfanl ll'eCt0l'J Mr Ken Moore College of Idaho Un1vers1ty of Oregon General Math Coach Mrs Romana Murolo Un1vers1ty of Naples Un1vers1ty of Florence Italy Spanlsh I and II Latrn I and II Icwfww- ag we U My M ,shift L, J! AA 65 - Jc!-'Uj ,v.A.2-fb F 5 CWB QA5 ctonmchll-IUW' nulinn In-ru-I umm. kansas Ti...-1 I at 12. lbu i in 'M uw rl aw IS- 'A U Nllhpqu W5 use gi3'l6nnu5l 52's 'What 'l'--wuz '!-Q ,str C 2 ktclkfi Mr Akl Nxshlmura Montana State College General SCICHCC Mrs. Mary Patrick Oregon State College Home Economics III, Dean of Girls Y -Val 3:4 5 Mr EstelPerr1ns So Idaho College of Ed Umversrty of Idaho Shop I and II 'virs Alrce Rlchards Washmgton State College Lrbrarran if .Mwfanf ll'eCf0f'J I My Mrss Ethelyn Root Lmfreld College George Fox College Typrng I Actrvrty Book Mr Lowell Titus Umversrty of Oregon Northern Idaho College of Educatlon Soclal Economlcs Porblems Journalrsm xx,-ff' Mr Harry Wrrght Pacrfrc Umversrty Chemistry Physlcs Algebra II Geom etr Mrs Connre Fortmeyer Unxversxty of So lllmors 'X Secretary to Prmclpal 391' .n years at O H S V Anderson President V Nontgomery Vice President '2 Tomnyoshi Treasurer .SZ,w!mf ibweclom The student body officers ofO H S have cap ably fullfilled their positions as student directors Successfully and energetically the student oody of crisis that arose they met and solved skillfully They have led the student council through many successful undertakings and have helped greatly to provide greater co-operation between students and faculty Programs and council sponsored dances were very successful The council minutes were always accurate and make known to the students The school s finances were adequately handled and order was always kept throughout the halls and school gatherings Under excellent leadership, the school year of 53 and 54 proved a memorable experience 18 This has been an enjoyable year for me as pres- idenr of the Ontario High School Student Body. You have co-operated well and I hope that your fine spirit will continue. We are especial ly fortunate to have this attrac- trve building nn which to carry on our activities I would like to express myappreclatron to the advisors and to the members of the student council for their assistance in making this one of the best May your future years atO H S be as enloy able and profitable as those of the past Wayne Anderson President of the Ontario High School Student Body Secretary pl D Burton Sergeant at Arms I gt' V l X v'. . , ' ' 0 A ' ' - A ' l 5,4 15 . . ficers managed the affairs of the school and any .A ,L Q ,i I ggfigilf, ,aft i' ' 4 ' ' ' . . I Y. ' r LM? i e I vi I . I 0 -I t T 'f ' an - P T' L 'wb From left to nght frrst row hm Ennor Roy Tomryoshr Velma Montgomery Wayne Anderson Yasuko Gotanda Dave Burton George Flscher Second row Cl1ffMonkawa Helen I1da Elza Markham Sharon Wxllrams Marjone Brnder June Alllson Karen Jensen Mary Conklrn Thxrd row Tom Conklln Jerry Frschcr Loren Cox Stan Olson Wlllle Sugahrro Calvm Tanabe .S?llJel'll Ell'QCf0I'J The execut1ve board grappled w1th mlnmature problems as they adm1n1stered the affa1rs of the Assoclated Student Body of Ontar1o H1gh School durlng 53 54 Under th1S Jur1sd1ct1on the councll headed campalgns to ra1se funds for the nec essary bleachers to be used rn the O H S gymnasmm The Student Councll sponsored many act1v1t1es for the students of Ontar1o Dances were held dur1ng the noon hour to provlde both entertamrnent and backmg for the new bleachers On Oct 3 the fund ra1s1ng Bleacher Fund Dance was held A gayla affa1r, the New Year's Eve Dance was another accompllshed success Two 1mportant conventlons were held durrng the year of '53 LaGrande and Nyssa, Oregon, were the scenes of these I'DCCt1HgS 1n wh1ch student offlcers as well as student leaders were acquamted w1th other school functxons W+ mais 44' Spectators enioy the new bleachers purchased by funds raised by the OHS Student Body aa! Qs Sharon Roark Friendly personality and pep were but two qualities that aided Sharon and made her a successful president of the Girls' League 1' 11' Wayne Anderson An all around athlete who, by his popularity, became student body president. He developed a well-rounded personalitywhich made him everyone's friend . Marilyn Brooke With a cheerful smile and a hello for all, Marilyn put her pleasing personality to best advantage as editor of this year's Owaches . She was an honor student all through her school years. eloredenfa five .Sim-l.mf4, 1954 Roy Tomiyoshi A capable student, who excelled in studies, became student body treasurer. This versatile student was ready to do any task when called upon. Velma Montgomery With a friendly personality and unfailing energy, Velma became vice-president ofthe studentbody and participated in any student activities. Tom Conklin He combined a sense of humor with his ab- ility as class leader through his school years. Distinguished in athletics, he wore the coveted O for four years. Left to rrght. Karen Jensen ec Cl1ffordMor1kawa Treas I1mEnnor Pres Tom Conklm Vxce Pres Ql'll0l 641.55 WLCQP5 Down through the years we have declmed rn quamty but not an qualrty As the freshmen Class of 5l we bounded to an amount of l I7 students, ancl now we boast of being the smallest. As the Sensor Class of 54 we have eughty-seven mrghty members The Sensor Class was effectuvely governed by Jrm Ennor as presrdent' Tom Conklm, vuce presrdent' Karen Jensen secretary' Clrff Morrlcawa treasurer An O .H.S. tradrtron rs to have the graduatmg class sponsor the Sadie Hawkuns Dance The Class of 54 successfully carrued out thus tradrtron and the dance was held November 22 On December ll Dangerous Nan McGrew was presented, the last an the serres of plays given by the Class of 54 Z3 J wr? Kenneth Ackerman Choir 4 Band I Football 1 Baseball I 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Track 2 3 Varsity O Vice Pres 4 Pep Club 4 ! R2 if Wayne Anderson Victor Baca Ralph Barker Footballl 2 3 Co captain 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 Varsity O 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Student Council 2 4 Student Body Pres 4 Class Vice Pres 2 Hi Y 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 , :J Drexell Barnes Football 2 3 A Qs 3 Charles Binder Baseball 25 Basketball - - 2. Football 2- - 1 Track 2-3-4: Varsity O 4. Cla E ay 4 Choir I 6 d t ou Trac asurerg MM ruom Fred Bell Ban I 2 Pr s 3 4 Basketball 2' eh 'r 1-2-4- Football 2- Pep Club 4' Tennis 2-3-4. Kathy Bishop Class Play 35 Choir 1,3. 5 Glee Club 2: F.l-l,A. Ip Tri-Hi-Y Ig Letterman's Ball Princess 2 Pep Club 3-4: Majorette 2-3. u--- lrene Broadhurst Juanrta Broadlrurst A A Cborr I Pep Club 4 Pep Club 4 Gary Capps Q11 l OP5 Band 2 3 Baseballl 2 Basketballl 2 3 Chorrl 2 Class Vrce Pres I Foot 123 HY23V1cePes Owaches 4 Trackz Varsrty O 2 3 4 Trger H1 Lrgbts 4 Fred Casal Trans from Councrl Bluff Ida 2 Trger H1 Lrghts 4 Language Club 3 4 PepClub Tom Conklrn Alv1n Claambers Cl1o1r 2 Class Plas 3 Drarnatrcs Club 4 Football 4 H1 Y2 3 4 Pep Club4 Trger H1 Lrghts 4 Track 3 Varsrty O Baseball I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 Chorr I 2 4 Class Play 3 4 Class Presrdent 2 Class Vrce Pres 4 Student Councrl 2 4 Dramatrcs Club 3 4 Football I 2 Co captarn 3 4 H1 Y I 2 3 4 Pep Cl.ub 4 Trger H1 Lrghts 4 Varsrtx O I 2 3 4 Secretary 2 Yell Leader 4 Manlyn Brooke Band I 2 3 Class Play 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 3 4 A Language Club 3 4 Secretary 3 Owaches 2 Assrstant Edrtor 3 Edrtor 4 Tennrs 2 3 4 Trger H1 Lrgbts 4 T H1 Y I 2 hap larn 3 VICE Presrdent 4 Davrd Burton Baseball 34 Basketball I 2 3 I . H1 Y 4 Pep Club 3 Student Body Sgt Student Councrl 4 Track I 2 3 4 Varsrty O Pres at Arms 4 4 jacquelyn Conuer Alice Copple A C oirl 3 4 Language Club 3 T H Y 2 Tiger H1 Lights 4 il lim Croglian Kay Cornwell Chou- I 4 Basketball 1 2 Class Play 3 T ackl 2 3 Varsity O 3 4 Glee Club 2 lvlajorette 3 Pep Club 3 4 Tiger H1 Lights 4 Owaches 2 H1 Y I Chaplain! Sergeant at arms 2 Ql'll0I'6 Gloria Cutler Dramatics Club 3 F lr A I 2 Owa ches 3 Language Club 3 Tri H1 Y Shirley Doan Trans. From Twin Falls 4- Choir 4- Class Play 4- Dramatics Club 4- O- waches 4- Pep Club 4 Arlene Edwards Trans. from Boise 2- Choir 3 Vice- Pres. 4g Class Play 3g Tiger Hi-Lights, Assistant Editor 4g F.H.A. 3, Treasur- er 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3-43 Pep Club 35 Lang' uage Club 3-4g Owaches 4 lim Ennor Class Play 3-45 Choir I-25 Basketball 1-2, Football I-2-3-4, Varsity O 3'4: Hi-Y 2-3-4 Charles Enslow Robert Errckson Football 2 3 Trackl 2 3 en L 0l'J Ben Garcra Choir 4, Football 2g Basketball Manager 2 Albert Gilson Transfer from Class Play 4 Yasuko Gotanda Choir I'2'3, President 4, F.l-l.A. I-2, Sec. 3, Vice-Pres. , Lang- uage Club 3-4,Treasurer 3-4, Stu- dent Council 4, Srudenr Body Sec- retary 45 Tri-Hi- 2- -4 0uJ l Us C 5 ' Donna Gordon Elko Nevada Ig Trans. from Neb. I, Choir I, Tri- Hi-Y l, Language Club 3-4, Pep Club Mrckey Frahrn Chorr I Dramaucs Club 3 A Presrdem 4 Crnderella Ball Queen Drstrrct Presrdenr 4 Execunve Councrl 2 Nat1onalConvent1on e e are 4 Grrls Glee 2 Owaches 3 4 Pep Club 3 Trger H1 Lrghts 4 Tr H1 Y 2 3 4 Wrlbur Frrend Transferred from Sprrngfreld Mrssourr 2 Football 3 Class Play 3 Band 3 4 H Y 3 4 Presrdent 4 Pep Club 4 fi y 3 NJ '? Y ,,,,1 Norns Gurney Class Play 3 4 Choir I Dramatics Club 4 Football I 2 3 4 Y I Treasurer 2 Pep Club Pres 4 Student Council 3 Class treasurer 3 Track 2 3 4 Varsity O 3 treasurer 4 -22416 Darwin Hall Yuriko Hasebe Baseball 4 Class Treasurer 2 Basketball I 2 Football I 2 3 4 H Y 2 3 4 Varsity O 3 4 WWI sv L L.- 12 Q11 l0I 1i Dennis Hrckox Class Play 4 Choir 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Football 2 Pep Club 3 4- Tennis 2'3'4' Tiger H1-Lights 4- Varsity O' 4 Beverly Huffman oir I'2'4' F.l-l. -2- - - Language Club 3-4' Pep Club 3-4- Student Council I- Tri-l-li- Richard Itami Transfer from Japan 1 Karen Jensen Choir Ig Student Council 45 SeniorC1assSecgF.H.A. I- 2-3-4p Pep Club 4 Janet Hepworth Choir I 4 Drum Major 3 A Owaches Pep Club 3 4 Tennis 3 4 Yell Leader 4 LaVon Jones ff l IQ ev- T' if Delores Kirk Basketball Manager 3 4 Trans from Weiser 4 Varsity O 3 4 Cholr I Y I ell l0I 5 Nellie Koopman G ee Club X 3, F.H.A. 1, '-Hi-Y I- Odell Larson Band 1-2-3'4:Hi Club 4 Sally Lane Choir I-2-4g Girls' League Vice- sident 39 F.H.A. -2-3, - gree Secretary 43 Language Club 3-4g Pep Club gg Secretary 4gStu- dent Council I-35 Class Pres. 1 C1assSecrerary2gTri-H'-YI-2- - 43 Chaplain rg Pres. 45 Tennis 2: Owaches 2 -Y lg Pep Joye Lucas. Trans. From Baker 33 Choir I-43 Glee Club 23 F.H.A. I-45 Tri- Hi-Y I-45 Pep Club 4: Class Play 4g Dramatics Club 4 Reiko Koasi Choir I A Vice Pres Secretary 4 Language C Owaches 4 Ra Kenny Football 4 3 H YI I lub 4 T Drck McConnaha Band I Chorr I 2 Class Play 3 4 Dramatrcs Club 3 Football 4 HI Y 2 Owaches 4 Pep Club 4 Tlger H1 Lrghts Track 3 4 Varslty O 4 Ruth MCD Roe Don McDonald Ban I 2 Chorr 4 FH I 4 Pep Club 3 4 Tr HI Y I 2 FFA234 Football I 2 3 Jay D Martmdale Baseball 2 Football I 2 3 Pep Club 4VrsIty O 34 Margaret MacDonald Mary Jo MCGIHH Tran from Salem 3 Cholr 3 Sec Treasurer 4 Class Play 3 4 Dramaucs Club 3 Language Club 3 Owaches 4 Pep Club 3 Trger H1 Lrghts 4 Ql'll0l'5 Chorr I 4 FHA I 4 Glee Club 2 Pep Club 3' Tri-Hi-Y Charles Maus FFA I-2-3-45 Football 2 Betty Meeker Trans. from Moses Lake, Wash. 45 Choir 4g Pep Club 4 Velma Montgomer, C Orr I 2 3 4 Crnderella Ball Prrncess 2 A 2 Student Councll 4 Student Body Vrce Presxdent Class Secretary 1 Pep Club 3 4 Yell Leader! 2 3 4 Owaches 2 Varstry O Ball Queen 3 Pep Club Secretary 3 1 5 -at -i Q1 Sam Nlorl Cllfford Morrkawa Football 2 Baseball I 2 3 4 Capta1n3 H Y I Y I Q11 l 0I :f Burke Nrcholson Ban I 2 3 Baseballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Chou Football I 2 3 4 Tr H1 Llghts l:d1tor 4 Owaclres 2 3 Assrstant lzdltor 4 H1 Y I 2 3 4 Secretary 2 res HYSIIN O 2 Wrllram Penn Chorr 1 2 3 4 Dramattcs Club 4 Polly Osborne Trans from New Plymo tt 2 Clrorr 2 4 Class Plax 3 H A I 2 3 4 Son5Lea er 3 Glee Clubl Trl llr Y2 3 4 Cl apla1n4 Pep Club 3 4 Language Club 3 4 Grrls League Class Reprcsentatrvc 3 Secretary 4 Trgjcrllr Lrglrts Ioan Phrpps G1rls Gleel F ll A Pep Club 4 Gtrls League Class Representattve 4 Pep Club 4 Stduent Councrl 2 Class Sec 2 Class Treasurer 4 rslty O f ' 1' cd Nlurra Football 2 H YI i ill Fy me Rey nu'ds Chorr I FHA I Bob Rrgsby Basketball Ma Football 2 Track 3 wr-f Hagel at lub f P Sharon Roark Jack Rule ChOlII 2 3 1 2 3 Cmderella Ball Prrucess 3 Football I 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 Dramaucs Club 3 I Grrls League Pres 4 Owaches 3 Pep Club 3 4 Tlger H1 Lrghts 3 T H1 YI 2 Yell Leaderl 3 4 T ack12 3 4 PepClbu4 QFLLOPJ Norma Rene Shurtlrff Class Play 3- FHA I-2'4' Girls Glee 2- Majorette 2-3- Owaches 4- Pep Club4' Tiger-Hi-Lights4 Delmar Skeen Hi-Y 4 Mary Ann Staub Choir 1-2-3-4g Dramarics Club 3g FHA 1-2 Fred Stelling Vlrllard Stowell Football 2 Track 2 3 4 V rslty O 3 4 Bette Toedter ClIo1rI-4gG1ee Club 3g Pep Club 4 Terry Uhlman Choir Ig F.F.A. I-2-3-4: Hi-Y I- 2'3 Ken Takeshrta Melluda Tano Charles Lynn Taylor Football 2 3 4 Choxr I Cho1r I H Y I A Language Club 3 4 Track 2 4 Glrls Glee 2 3 Presrdent 3 V rsrly O 3 4 T nnrs 2 3 4 eil l0l':f Roy Tomiyosi Tran. from Vale 25 Baseball 2-3- Q Football 4gClass-Vice-President 35 Student Council 3-4g Student Body Treasurer 43 Varsity O 2-3- Bob Urquhart Baseball I-2-3-45 l-Ii-Y I-2-3-4g Football 2-4 I' K' ZZ x George W ard Baseball 2 4 1 2 3 Football I 2 -I v--ff hm Wtlltams Baseball I 2 Basketball 2 Chou 4 Drarnattcs Club 3 Football I 2 3 4 Language Club 3 Pep Club 3 Varslty O 2 3 4 0I'll0I'5 Chou' I Ttger H1 Y L1gbts 4 Tn ag.. fb x I A - : 2 ' - : 4 ' -3-4: FFA - - -4: Hi- - -3g be . 5 ' : - -3-4: ' . ' -5 ' : Track 4. ' ' ' I Class Play 35 Tri- '- - - -4: 1 - . '42 0 i- 1 ta 'Wi 2.1 Biggs as XA jf? Jfa 'H lilaifxffwvf' in f ew Nzfviilv SWQ' Sf? A Ji' From left to nght June Allrson secretary Jerry Frscher vrce presldem George Fischer presrdent Marjorre Bmder treasurer LU'll0I' 6155 Cel'J The Junior Class of 55 bubbled with spirit in supporting student body Functions Elected to fill the head positions of the class were George Fischer, president, Jerry Fischer, vice president, June Allison, secretary, and Mariorie Binder, treasurer. The iaunty Juniors sponsored the after game dances, successfully ran the city for one day, and presented the annual Jr. Class play in the early spring. The Juniors played host to the graduating class and honored the seniors with the Jr . Sr . Prom . We have followed the road of acheivement through three years. The lourney will not end until we graduate from the hallowed halls of Ontario High. i V, ' 1 'luv W s f V -4 lt? ' . ' ' - Via . - W: ' ' 'N ' . A - T g ' 1 - F 3 I ,- :,, ,. 5 ' .iii-'-1 lf J A Q ,T 'V' ', Y-:ki 'f' -. . if F '- ' A 1 W ' ku XXANI A A l . i J ,ff if sdfilzs l ' f I - A ai '54 ,- 'Z' 1- -.241 ' 1 H . jg,Ar',k VL . W V . H., -L. A- 'l - J l .r M-J 1 f, U 4 nf - Q ' I' 3 X- ' as F rt .ff '. s fy' f.:ef543 ' a f 'V T . 1 i. T' ' V ' - i ' vi ' pc! - I N v Q -V ,MAN ry P X T .Aw A ' : ' , : ' . ' ' Q ' . ' : ' ' ' . V O O 0 I 0 o 0 s 0 1 June Allison Harold Amidon Doug Axen Shirley Baldwin Jeanette Banmster Valora Barber Rodney Bean Marlone Binder lll'll0I'5 Paul B Iacker Bob Bones Mauruce Bratcher Donna Brockman Lavel le Bronson Tom Bronson Joyce Brown O J im Boston ,S-,, Judy Brown Ray Brown Ruth Cables Carolyn Colkms Margaret Cammack Clayton Chnsum Di 'T . i -... elsif Debbse Cruzen Keith Dalton bU'llOl'5 Jrm Derruck Everett Dnlley Duane Dowel l Joe Echcms Don Engle Berthein Faulkner George Fischer Jerry Fischer 37 'E i. in 62 ..,,, , , . ?is QL 5 Carol Freitag lf 'T - Marlene Galyen nf , 4,- x ,i 7 -Q- t Steve Gardner K faqs ' . . , r Dorman Grlmore Q - Duane Gi lson an Q. 5 4 - ' Phil Hager F Q xx . W ! 234 u it -eb gi V t Q Q l ,Q yr. Ed Hagerman t r , 2 Aft Beverly Hall V wi LU1 l0l'5 l To 61 Norman Henry Gerry Herron Roberta Hetrrck 0 Jum Hmtz Don Hohstadt f l Jeanette Hopkins as...-4, i' -.4 .--v 'W Nelda Hancock Q, Tsugrko Hasebe T' 42 Tv' 'Q vm Arlene Hopkins Dale Huffaker VY gus...4 S. Fae Hunter V Mae Hunter ,M 5 kendall Hufchmson N ' v- Frank Ifaml 'S -.5 717' Marrlyn ' Jackson Joy Jensen lll'll0l'5 fs, Bob B Johnson e qw !Bob lfJp'6nson I Jean Koopman Ray Klffelman Joe Kubln Betty Lacy Donna Larson fi ,, Florence 7' Lewa I len Marylen Mackenzue N-r 4-is QM f if Duck McHargue Violet Morinaga Jo Anne M Matherly ' Pat Mathews it 4: ,LW I Y l X 6 lil Ke ,,, M. . Melvin May N . Roger Mayes D , , 1 1. Y li' ! l Paul Nakamura l Alice Nakano ,y- J1'A Ql lfU'll0I'5 Annetta N lcholson Paulme Nlshuyama Q, Glorla Noyes Don Ogburn Donald Onzumn Louuse Packer .lack Paulsen Mary Lee Paulson Kent Perrms .fo gl wr 'U' in 1-r, 'J -Us 4'j 'V , 3 '5- llI'll0l'J 's tr'-y 'nv Q-s 'Ns Pat Preston Orville Read ' Fred Redsull Jean Ricks .lull Robertson Beverly Robunson Duck Rule Richard Scholes U- Fred Sebree Alzesfa Snmmons Gene Smal lwood Dennus Smith Jean Snmfh gb Je Us use Gerald Smlfh Davlcl Sato Gary Sfraube Sh I rley Sugaharo ff-v lf if ll EOS Korlyn Sugar Nola Jean Sugoi Qs Shirley Sutton Irene Taylor Donna Upshow Romono Urrarfe Laray Wa lz Ruchord We Hsrem Lll'll0l'1f 1- ,35 Loleha Wiggins Kirk Wrllrcrms Donna W: lson Gary Wlnegar bd' 'S' if Rex Wmegar OU- Karl Wyckoff X n Jon Wynn Juan: to Q ffrdf Yborzcbcl l .loner Whlfe Nw-, X 0. C- 111 I Leftto rught Ca1vun'I'anabe sec Stanley Olson pres Loren Cox vrce pres Helen Irda treas Kenny Wamrugton sgt at arms .SZIQ 0l7l0l'2 C6156 O lC2l'd A hugh school us never complete wuthout uts sophomores and Taruo Hugh owned 130 of them The class of 56 proudly elected Stanley Olson presudent Loren Cox, vuce presudent, Calvun Tanabe, secretary Helen luda, treasurer, and Kenny Warrungton, sergeant at arms The sophomore class co operated well wuth uts advusors, Muss Dudley, Mr Atterbery, and Mr Asputcurte lt can be saud The Sophs never stood stull A seasonal Halloween party was guven by the sophomore class and they worked hard along wuth the rest of the student body to uphold the name of Ontaruo Hugh School Alberta Duck Beem Wanda Barber Bel lSle -.fxrl Nancy Bond Bob Brockman lm Cable 'QM' Beverly Ben 1 ntendl 'N lx Paul Cammack 0,9 OIR area Arnel John Christensen Chrastensen 9' x Fay Dnckerson Ray Dickerson Sally Chnshansen U VAN. Earl Doman Conme C laude It -L10 .11 l Raymond Bennett .leanmne Chapel 's Loren Cox -m ,f V ,sf Rexx Qu C - rf? f f V. , a C M ' ll Q , fix 4, , A9 f' - I , Q, A N 1. ,a . , Nl I l gl, fl ,, H V. . rf! I C J' . ' sr 1' . W -If ' r lf f JW' r ael' , .P , K ' l all ' ., A j Ji! -f - or fl i- ' 3 ,f ,g-T j,.,,y NX-V ,Lf -. -, ' ' 1 'fn 'll-4.. IU' Jer Doman Verl Doman Claudnne Junior Evans y Jo Anne Fetter Downs 'CZ' wg- .7 JV7 Sally Fetter Kay Frahm Lynne Gallagher Jamce Bonme Good Goodfellow OP omored Jean Delman Grugg Vlrgnma Duane Terry Hale Griffey Hagerman Halverson Tyrus Hamada Cora Harris Paul Hart X'--' 1-.. wr- if iff 4 lgggr Eleanor ue Marv: lyn Carolee Sue H1 l ls Hasegawa Hathaway Hickman Hlckox ...rw V-. wg fm f M J Larry Horyna Gall Howell Susle Huey Jerry Hull Larry Hull ,Q 0l'l'l0I'25 ' 'Cl 50- Fdye l'lUflSUCl4ef JUNE Hunf Luffy Freddy Hussey Helen Indo Hunhngfon Pat Jacobs Arlene Dorcus Jensen Jenson M Jr ,Y L . ,J.w,t..j:!. 1 4 ' ,IH l Q ,A 5 V' , Q I . S L.. v We v ? EW 52 M. ga . nk Q- 9' Q 'J if N. . V' ' if K Jw V S - 2 . . I ,. Q t .pa,.,' 5' I I X . Y' KW is fy V ' Q, K ,ff Q YY , - ' 4 - A ,J r'l, N , N y -, , all h x x L o. X A 2 ff T if J ' if f Ai, ' M V , , , .,, r ' 1 t I , I ' , . . I 9 jr 4 ff ,bf 1 I , . iM-Q 1-.K Helen Joan Kel ly Janlce Nobe Barry Kemble Kntamura Kremkalg Kubnn W X x 1 Julian Lqcq Sue LONE DlCk Lee I0 Ofll ored T Joe Lee 9? 'L Pafrucra Barbara Larry Lynch oe Lewallen Logue Mc D Roe Dean Leon Ido Pearl Ma I fsberger Martindale Maffhews Margaret Lembke f X o Mc Hargue - hw YPD' I George Jackne Mehas Muller an 3 tv-v Mak Sylvua Norman Morrkawa Murray f '71 ' 2 'fi- lb is Delores Bob Moore Jeff Moore Muyamoto -s- Elsne Nakao Joan Ogburn Ruby Orzume 0,9 OW! 0F25 1,54 F4 6245 -- 'csv sq-., Denms Stanley Kenny Osborn Marlene Shrrley Okrfa Olson Osburn Parker 1 Adena Bob Puerce Velma Plant Parsons - J fs., -,gr 1' 'f - A 1 r' , X ,A . . 'fl . . W-if - ... ' . ' - P ,-.7 'f 9' fi r M - - Q..- N t 'L N N l 5 K I arf ' ' . I .l f W JZ.: . F fv,'. f-Ql.,,,- ' ,, 3. 'Mu -A . a 4- ' V , ' fl' ,. A ' '. ,I 3 in J, . .ff 9 I 0 M K A - 1 I A A , -7,4 L 1 , ' . P'i,gf 'i Q ff aa, ,A g f, ' - f f ' M - 'fn ' W W -' P ,P 5 5 , , ai 1' L -M A. Y , m gk: I ' f f , ,N V fjfjiz 1 ' 1 ,M I 3 Y ,.: ir . .Qv J. I - V 'P f 1 1 1 if , - . 179' , Q 1 ,J 1 ' . t-v' Ahce Gilbert Dolores Douglas Lorene Plymell Qunck Randall Rees Robins 'iv QR.. s ?...1-S4 'ff' Donna Betty Rule Fawn LaRue Teddy Sakano Marlene Robinson Rupe Scoff 0,9 0l'l'l ored ? in Jessie Dwayne Snmpson Skeen 1- 3+ Joyce Deannue Darrell Slobaugh Smut Smuth 1 -f-I' V ' ,. R 9 Pat Smith Shari Smith Tom Speelman TJ Wanda Stewart Vera Donna Stan I shoff Stewart t 'N Q-Q' -rv' Donald Tolman Reed Vestal Don Wardlaw Thompson 0,9 0l'l'l0l'25 W W 'bw- if--f H-A Calvin Tanabe I-QQ. L If .4 Kenneth Warrmgton ' John Whute Roland Washburn Wu ltse ll I Wllhams Shirley Kenneth Marolee Brenf Wynn R055 Lauer Williamson Winenger W- l A Wulff From left to nght Mary Conklxn treasurer Sharon Wrllxams secretary Willie Sugahiro vrce president Elza Markam president jreakman QMCQP5 Last fall the upper classmen heard a determnned thud against the doors of O H S They soon found that at was the Freshmen, a strong group of 172 They were a brave class, decrdedly enthusnastnc, vacnous, youthful, and a httle awed and confused over the glamour of the new school But these youngsters seemed eager to clrmb the ladder of knowledge and dutnfully assumed therr posmon on the bottom rung The class of 57 has been patruotuc In showung mterest and nmtuatrve nn the actlvrtles of O H S and un workmg for our beloved school The freshmen , the followers of today, the leaders of tomorrow, have enloyed their flrst year ln hugh school and hope to contlnue up the long clnmb The freshmen offlcers were elected to serve and Ioyally they have They were Elza Mark ham, pres Wnllne Sugahnro vnce pres , Sharon Wnlluams, sec , and Mary Conklnn, Treas ' l I D I I I l o U ll ll ' ... 0 II ll . I ln I C . I . . . .. . I can n Q sooo a use . . . . 9 I . . . . . ' Q I 9 1 , .. . . . .. , . ar , . . . Letha Ashcroft Bllly Baker Maurme Bangerter Imogene Barber Loulse Barnes Bruce Bayley Louls Beer Manta Bell W' Qi' QE? P05 men LaPrlel Burnett Kay Calklns Bully Campbell Dale Campbell Gary Carr Valeria Cassingham Garth Gates Darlene Chambers .22- 4-il' 5 ,ve-. WP' 'HQ 1 Roger Benson Joan Blllups Gary Blaclcer Deck Bones -Q if Vurgmna Blake Russell Bratcher Kenneth Brown Julle Brown L- 9 C' xx Q- 'iv Uh. 1. fs 3 I I' 9m Mark Cornwell Marvm Cox Barton Cronun Donna Davls Dorr Dearborn Vernon Duetruck Larry Doman Jaumta Edmondson 'Q avg. f 'x z f '1 Gladys Chambers Rulon Chrustensen Joe Colley Art Cook Mary Conklin Make Conway Carol Copple Karen Corbett W rl 's fed men N H. Judy Emmett Elame Engle Martha Enoku Barbara Farber George Fetter Inez Marne Ferguson Sondra Flynn Albert Frates Bomta Frazier Waumta Frazler Bob Furuyama Jam Galyon Maurnce Gaston Eugene Garner .lack Glllett G Shirley Ann oclowutch at dit' 6 red lflell A A , lu-. ', ' - I, E U 47 AV i' .xii , g W W II -I Milt A L , is - 4' 5 I Matt Hull Margaret Ann Hohstaclt Merle Hohstadt Charlene Holloday Norman Hol lars Georgia Horluchl Q ST' Joan Good Janet Grngg Judy Hager Jerry Hall ,'N Kenneth Hamoda Charles Hathaway Denms Heeb Robert Hetrlch f V't H QXi 115 34 Gafy HOPkIns A K A L y Jim Honeyford l y -F4 , ' XA H 57:-23 , 'Al if UQ4 Dusty Kelly Lonny Kelley John Koopman Charles Lane James Lawrence Patracna Lawrence Patsy Lawrence Ruby Lawrence Marsha Hunsaker John Jackson Januce Jenmngs Duke Jensen Leomna Jenson Janus Johnson LaVera Johnson Norma Jean Johnson P25 lflefl Delos Lee Davucl Lewns Boyd Mathews Colleen Mathews Elza Markham Jackie Marler Joan McDonough Sally McGinn 9 -11 V E xg Ay Jesse McPherson J, 4. , lf Brad Messer Pat Molenaar Myla Morris y ,J '1 , 5 . 2 , ' A f Y ' W 5, W s. .. it Bob Mortimer 4' P85 l'l'lQl'l Barbara Meyers June Nakano Larry Nygren get Pat O Bruen James Ono fe- Myrna Page Gary Parrish Floyd Parrot Lunda Peterson Maruon Percy Nancy Perrnns 1- Janice Pratt Mlchael Poole Kenneth Proctor David Quick Robert Rettng bi Jummy Lee Rach Carol Ruchardsen X iid 41, fix' f 1 H I li! , , f yff' jst - t A' ff i :lf I ,six ' l , x f X 3 A I Wi- . -A A ' -'L x . g cw V, P- 1 V ' A, QT?-Q A if ,J 'I . ' is -of W . -u . - . --- f. N 1 - f-i . X 'Els J J J f B if Joyce Pratt y , W, - J ,'..l. -fl ' mf, U V4 .I 4' YQ . . ,M 3 , ., J- at , J J ,f , .. - L. , M ' 4. -.- . . V ' , I 4 ' - J at .. f f f'X A Julia Sherman George Shnbata Gary Sleg Betty Snssel Gay Sm: th Harry Sm: th Kenneth Smnth Mae Smlth David Ripley Karen Ross Wilma Ross Jean Rule Ruchard Rutherford Bull Rudd Marlene Rupp Edwin Schmnlzer X F25 I'YlQl'l r, l r John Starry Shlrley Stme Betty Jo Stowe Jeanne Stowell Wnlley Sugahnro Jam Sutton Sam Talceshlta ,D Jerry Taylor if Roy Tlclwell Jeane Toeclter Ruby Tomuyoshu Delbert Towell fi! Manannne Tsubota Frank Urnarfe Jem VanEgmond Joan Vestell Mary Wardlaw Arthur Wakerllg Duck Warrnngfon Ronald Whufeley W? ,rf 2 if if M I Ramona Wnlson Georgua Worley Jane Yomaguchl Norman Yardley ill F' 0 S Ex 31 5 -1 C 5' 9- F -. VI o D f 1,1 JP F' cn 1 5 Q rn 3 m 'l W. Georgia Whltacker Joe Wulcox Sharon Wnllnams Gorman Wlllls A 1, ,Sim 1 goofgaf N2 4 EHS agtilliiikiw ,ig it 1 J 4531 ,sa 91 81 74 54 99 Front Row: Left to Right A. Chambers, W Anderson B Nicholson D Hall D Burton J Williams I Ennor r Redsull T Conklin G Capps D McConnaha, E. Hagerman, Kent Pernns Mgr Second Row: F. lta1..i,J. Derrick, S. Olson L Horyna M Stowell D Gilmore N Henry G Fischer G Straube I Echanis D Rule C Binder. T. Sakano Mgr. Third Row: J. Ru1e,G. Ward, K. Dalton, K Acker-man O Read, C Wmegar D Huffaker Paulson H Amidon K Takeshrta P Nak amura R Tomiyoshi, G. Parrish Mgr. , F Sebree Fourth Row: H. Dickson, K. Glore, E. Aspitarte coaches G Fates, Mgr j00f66l! A A Ontario Baker Ontario Weiser Ontario Meridian Ontario Nyssa Ontario Emmett Ontario Payette Ontario Boise Ontario Union Ontairo Vale Ni if A--, i-5 Qt 9' as it ' 5 if ' sv if 'I 1 I r' A sl , ' S i 15 J J Echams J. Wynn O. Read A. Chambers J . Williams L l'l0rynG . ,tgp Q K Takeshita F ltqmi joofdaf After tying the Meridian Warriors 7-7, in the S.R.V. Jamboree, the Tigers walloped three straight opponents by comfortable scores. First came a 27-6 win over the Baker Bulldogs, a Blue Mountain Conference team. Baker later advanced to quarter final play in the State Championship A- l playoffs. The Gloremen then rambled over Weiser 40-7 and the Meridian War - riors 40-7, in a game that was expected to be close. N D. Gilmore lx S. Olson J. Doman M. Stowell Rf uv 5, . WTS L 1 f....k, .. ,fb 'I it ci , 2 ' N' ' :Q Y f ' .y. . KX Vlv' ' R 4 at I 1 J! .. vt' - J Paulsen F. SebI'eB G.WGfd K- DCITOFI -I' Derrick E Hagerman W' goollaf Ontario continued its undefeated streak with three more consecu- tive victories. In its first game off the home soil, the team iourneyed to Nyssa and won 40-25, then to Emmett and knocked off its highly touted squad 46-8, and came back to Ontario and made quick work of the Payette Pirates 40-O. J u e G. Winegar D, McConnaha D. Hall N, Henry 9? 13: af. P L, is 3 inf, 1,1 'L' Pa 4, I 7 ' ' vi A 1 x 3' ' 'Q ' 2 ' 1' I :N v N 4- O Q li' 'Ns i V B .I ' 3 ' v '1 vw ' ei, - . r I .51 . -s Q? ,A I I ' -' , 9 f ' 'sa 1 .nn n..J H H ' C, Binder D. Rule V. Doman G. Straube K. Ackerman D. Huffaker F-1 x xx X Q joofgaf F. Redsull The Gloremen, in their next three games, lost two hard-fought, thrilling ballgames. Playing in Bronco Bowl in Boise the Tigers were beat T9-12. The following day, Ontario iourneyed to Union where it su of U 3 won over a fired up Bobcat team I4-7. Q 1' - .,. ' Then, more or less by force of habit, Ontario failed to defeat the Vale Vikings for the seventh consecutive year. This time the score gif' 1 was T2-7, in the S.R.V. championship game, which left Ontario's pigskin fans repeating the famous Brooklyn cliche, wait till next 4' - year. K I . Tomiyoshi T. Conklin W. Anderson B. Nicholson P. Nakamura G. Capps 1 gp i i 0 -', 1 A V+, wr 47 ...J ,1 ,lf 5-J Bottom row left to rrght Darrel Smrth Tom Speelman Kenny Warrangton Jr Evans Larry Hull Paul Hart Leon Martrndale John Chns transen Second row left to rrght Loren Cox, Jerry Hull Joe Lee Calvln Tanabe Duane Skeen Berry Kremkan Toby Kttamura Bob Funyama Sam Takeshrta Thrrd row left to nght Larry Daman Denn15Okrta W1111e Sugahrro Eugene Gardner Larry Lynch Ken Osbourne Mark Cornwell Jerry Hall Fourth row left to nght Ken Moore coach Reed Vestal Roger Benson Davrd Rrpley Ken Wrnegar Gorman Wrllrs Gary Blacker Chuck Hathaway Frfth row left to nght Dale Campbell Lonny Kelly Dean Maltzberger George Shrbata Drck Warrangton John Koopman Larry Yturn Ron Whrtely foal: SM joofgaf For the first time in a number of years, Ontario's frosh soph football team was not a big success. However, the Tiger kittens, coached by Ken Moore, still compileda winning season, winning Four of seven games. The losses, unfortunately, were to arch rivals Vale and Nyssa, which the Mooremen lost to twice . Ontario 6 Nyssa I3 Ontario 6 Vale I3 Ontario I8 Emmett I2 Ontario 20 Payette O Ontario 20 Meridian 7 Ontario 6 Nyssa I3 Ontario 32 Fruitland I2 64 C! ' 'fs nn n A Q 3 1 'fb 'fr ri. ,L 'J E :.' - .. .I .- I ..1 '. Q? .- 4' . l 1 ig I ' 'L , . ,, 'S fx I Y Cu, -I , .s V 6 I, . 1, .I .U V Q X: ' I D 1 - ' I W 7 .1 , 51 if 1' 1 ,.. hi 4. I I ' I 'JP . L ' I ' V -' I rv I I 3 1 1 n 9 ' 1 9 o I n t ' . I : I I ' I I I I U I I I I I o I I I I I I D I l n I ' I : I 9 l I 4 1 I V I I . -I I I . , : I l I U . I 7 .I 0 ' Z 1 4 , 1 4 n .J .154 1 AV Kneeling, left to right: Coach Ken Moore: R. Beam K. Ackermang W. Andersong C. Morikawag P. Hager: J. Fischer F Redsull Standin , left to ri ht: L. I M .' - - ' - ' - - - g g ones, gr , E. Doman, N. Henry, B. Nlcholson, C. Blnder, D. Burton, D. Hall. M. May B Garc1a Mgr O arrufy Ezfilvfga fr Conference Scores OHS scores listed first Payette 72-38 67-36 Nyssa 42-38 56-45 Weiser 56-51 65-51 Meridian 66-54 58-42 Emmett 68-41 52-37 Vale 47-41 79-55 Non-Conference John Day 76-4-4 Baker 56-43 Nampa 45-34 Nampa 53-40 John Day 63-26 Baker 43-49 Caldwell 52-34 Caldwell 51-52 District 1 Playoffs Ontario 64 Baker 70 Ontario 58 Baker 40 Ontario 55 Baker 43 Coach Kenny Moore in if W . -1+ if Q 2 ' nt, , w s 'ieffao-LM 9 , 72 . 54 ,.-r U x 'bf v ,eq -Y I lv .1 Ls-if ,Q 4 ya I GX tt., , Q, Q. ,fl-' I 'A P fl... AQ! sHZ ' 1 , ,w ? G 4 'W yy 'I 13 is ' e '4.,:JZ.,,mvv,f ,, ,--:.f1m?f,f-ui-.e 1 g? J, ' Sf -5444 1 me . , 1 M1. . ,,...f,-11 V ,f , .-' V K 4 V N , i ii 4, , x m. - in Q 1 if 4? M , fin fx y f Q! P fi: H 1 ,L ' , I V 4 2 , 3 Q 1 'en .rf A ,, lt. .4 C ,qi U -Q x N ,. 5,5 3? if Q, 11 , M.-.--Q -1.4-. ,1 v 1 sv w 5 .. ffgf e , 3 diff W a on M an an I 6 'ss x. ,ir Ist row, left to right: P. Nakamura, J. Evans, R. Kittleman, P. Hager, T. Conklin, K. Ackerman, W. Anderson, and K. Glore Coach 2nd row, left to right: J. Williams, J. Fischer, C. Morikawa, E. Doman, R. Tomiyoshi, G. Wlnegar, G. Ward, D. Burton, and B Nrch olson. 3rd row, left to right: I. Boston, D. Sato, D. Smith, D. Wardlaw, T. Speelman, R. Whitsell, D. Halverson, D. Warrington and D. Heeb. 4th row, left to right: D. Scholes, W. Sugihiro, G. Shibata, N. Kitamura, S. Takeshita, M. Percy, J. Wilcox, L. Nygren and C. Hathaway. AQMQAQK CONFERENCE BASEBALL SLATE April Emmett April Nysso April Meridian April Payette April Vale April Weiser ? l -1 Coach Ken G lore E . Doman R. Tomiyoshi K . Ackerman P. Nakamura J . Williams M, The dying sport at O .H.S finally became excltmgly a- live nn the sprung of l954. Although this annual goes to print well before a ball is thrown or a hit is made, we're sure that under the leadership of Coach Ken Glore, Ontario's basketball team will be a whooping success. lf plenty of experience, hitting power, defensive alertness, and pitching strength are needed to cop C . Morikawa a championship, then the Tigers are very much in contention. P- l'l09e f:,,,,-1 5 1 ,' 1 Q I W a o 1 .bfwedaf gmc.-Q ,Qi -1? . gi . g N ff EX gxig I up , Ml i -Q '- , 1 t, A . .1 -, 2 5. s .. ll i C . Capps B. Urquhart J. Fischer B. Nicholson G . Ward T. Conklin JJ. Evans D. Burton W. Anderson R. Kittleman 5 . A,-M... .ng-D-x 54' 2575 .J . ill, ' 15 732 'H ff Z3 4 N Q, 1 f I , 1- , , . -will ,gf , , W gb 4 Q f .W 4,14 :sf AfA ff if if ' if a . ink' ' xiii 2 ii , ,'i,5 k'C A 'nf ' A Q Qvrgmyl if 145 Zgi' ,Q Q wp V . 5 1 -yyw 'fx ' 'J Wen?-gf .f ' L if 2 32,6 . ' f 133' k -- W '15, U 4 ff, , . 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Jensen, J. Emmett, and R. Wilburn. 1 M . Binder M . Brooke 1. ,1 ennia With Marilyn Brooke and Mariorie Binder carrying the load, the Ontario High School girls' tennis team completed amost successful season. The girls of O . H.S . at times made some of our more talented masculine stars envious of their playing ability. ln short, it wasa good year for the lady tennis play- ers. ,.i 1 J. Hepworih S. Hills J. Jensen D, Cruzen Q0 .Q 8-I Fil'SI IOW, left I0 right: C. Hathaway, G. Cates, I. Starry, M. Conway, R. Scholes. Second row, left to right: Coach V. Duckermg, C. Hickox, C. Taylor, R. Vestal, F. Bell, L. Cox, J. Honeyford, and L. Lynch. ennizi As usual boys' tennis, at least at Ontario High School, was a success. Led by Charlie Taylor and Reed Vestall, the Tiger courtsters trounced team after team and, when the State Tennis Tourney rolled around, Ontario held its own. D. Hickox R. Vestal IJ' .4 f . i Qgfnafa ' C. Taylor F. Bell , 1 , 1 D. Axen Ll L . Cox ,J Left to rlght I Ennor D Beem J Hall I Wxllxams D Hall D Gllmore andG Parrlsh A new sport took root among the ath letes of OHS and that sport happened to be golf A large amount of youth predom mated the golf squad, which IS coached by Pete Parrish and Ed Aspitarte. Even though it was the first year of competition for our school's golfers it was deemed a success. 78 Q44 2: rganiza fion Left to rxght seared V Montgomery S Roarkl I-Iepworthl Ybarzabal stanamg J Ennor T Conklm Ufll LEHDEHS Left to nght W Frazxer L Peterson E Markham B Frazxer 80 Four good looklng young ladies and two round gentlemen made up the yell leadrng crew Velma Montgomery, Sharon Roark Janet Hepworth Juanrta Ybarzabal, Jnm Ennor, and Tom Conklun dad a fine 'ob ln helpnng our Tnger teams do well thus year The petrte members of the squad had therr hands Full yellmg For both football and bas ketball whsle the two fullbacks led the stu dents only rn basketball The yell leaders again used their unusual style of yellmg and Frosh soph games were made luveluer by the rollrckmg antics of frosh soph yell lead ers Bomta and Waumta Frazuer, Lmda Pet erson, and E lza Markham These peppy gals added sprce to many a game ' I I truly did a fine iob. JV Left to rrght Rowl Mr Tltus Y Gotanda T Wrlcox M Frahm P Hager M Brooke B Nxcholson G Capps A Edwards M Mc Glllfl I W1111ams Row2 S Doan P Mathews A Srmmons J Jensen L Gallagher K Dalton J Emmett R KOS31 N Shurthff Rovv LUGC 2:5 We ve got to meet our deadlune proved to be the Golden Rule of the Owaches staff thus year Wrth our hearty female edutor, Marrlyn Brooke, crackmg the whrp we managed to meet the ever present deadlrnes Mickey Frahm, Joy Jensen, Lynne Gallagher, and Judy Emmett pulled down the lobs of class edrtors Arlene Edwards was the pencll pushmg copy edrtor and Yasuko Gotonda covered the clubs asorgamzatron ed rtor Mary .lo McGrnn handled the teachers and Margie Bmder was actlvntues edutor Luvely Phrl Hager was apponnted as sports edrtor Many hours were spent an the darkroom by our shutter bug Gary Capps who took the better share of the pnctures an thus, our l954 Owaches 'S.,. x t Q Co Busmess Managers Ass, NX Turza Wilcox and Q' A XO' BU Ifo ENLOY Mnckey Frahm rke Nlcgglson 81 l . HI, wwf - .' , ,rx A-fzf-we , V , r M, nf we-A M . - A as - ,. ' U 1 31 D. BeemgC. Calkinsgl. Robertsongl. Millergj. ChapelpV. StanishoffgM. Binder: A. Nicho1songS. Sugahiro. My Il I - 0 Il v o I - ' . I lo V V. -ef A , ' A , l 'Uv , ' P' 4 . Qvyk lf -X rj, f V .X fx . OM ' - E - s ' ' ,VF 96 Q0 .35 QC 'iii Left to rxght Rowl A Edwards I Woodcock N Shurthff J R1CkS M Frahm M Brooke Row 2 B Nicholson A Chambers F Castle W Wakerllg Mr Tltus Adv1sor zger L fa The hard workmg Trger Hr Lnghts staff, under the :ron hand of thenr vrgorous edrtor nn chnef Burke Nncholson was constantly on the move to brrng the students the kmd of paper that would full the heart of every O H S student wuth prlde Not only dad these dauntless creatures publush a paper once a month but they stood out rn the cold at Football games and sold programs to make enough money to publush the Hu Lights Our loveable advusor, Mr Lowell Trtus, proved to be not only co-operative but very much help f 5 Aliislk Fd . in e if Yaiiyxoxsoo Ad salesmen, Kay he fdwsr Vx Cornwell, Dick Mc roi' Connaha l. ' L5 x V A . , ghx 6 , Q W vv ,Q W Q , Uwwvhqgg Q 'F' -L we l ' is 4 iq Q-. .A Q ,M 1 H A Q A A, A K l A N A . 1 ,wil V., 5 . 'Q . ' , ' . 0 0 0 l' g - . . .- . . . . . -. - . I I I For the frrst tnme un the hrstory of O H S we have a pep band of whrch we can be 'ustly proud The band, under the wavrng baton, of stu dent director Fred Bell performed at all the home games and also played at a few ofthe games away Pep assemblies were made pepprer by the pep band 5 snappy rendrtsons of marches, frght songs, and swung versuons The band worked up many routines and constantly strrvrng for better musrcranshrp rn nts actlvltles May the red shurts go down rn hrstory as one of ourfrnest pep bands, for they have prov pep band can fall the bull 'T Left to nght Rowl F Bell L Huntmgton B Lacy NI Sugal D Rrpley Row 2 M Brooke F Dlckerson J Kemble P Blacker G Quxck S W1l118mSOD Row 3 D Hohstadt L Nygren C shane B Johnson S Sugahxro Row 4 D Wardlaw M Conway B Washburn V Doman NJ 1 Left to rxght, M Cornwell, S Lane, N, Gurney, D Curzen, S Olson ,, cu ln Its second bug year snnce re or ganrzatron In 1952 the Peo Club I-105 been boomrng and nts arm has promoted a pepprer student body rn the spnrnt of good sportsman shrp Assome of nts actrvrtres the mem bers were furnrshed wrth colorful red and Qold Pom Poms used rn a letter sectron Aluvely serpentrne before the Valefootball game was G hu Wu th the enthusiasm of ats members, Pep Club proved to be one of the bug gest and best organrzatrons un O H S Officers for the year were: Norris Gurney, pres., Debbie Cruzen, vuce pres., Sally Lane, sec., Stan Olson, treas., and Mark at Clfl'T1S . ge success Cornwell, sergeant e 1 - 1 i 'L ' . I r . I 1 l . . ' lo 4' I I 0 ' Wx . . X ' l l' 1 r . - N '-- -- ' -ees . fs , , - - ' Lefage, .4 rbi ed that when lively music is needed the O . H . S . 3 ' ' 2 ll 1- l: , 5.5 . 1 W - C7 ' ' - , X . . . I I .l 5 3 2 Z '1'QZ +-3-.'4'Q...'?l'.'1 I.'.-,M-. Left to right, Row 1: F. Bellg B. Washbumg S. Sugahirog S. Williamsong B. Bayleyg J. Jenseng Row 2: O. Larsong P. Molenaarg I. Bar ber. C. Richardsong M. Morrisg N. Perrinsg L. Bronsong Row 3: D. Maltsburgerg T. Bronsong I. Mathewsg D. Brockmang M. Galyeng B Johnson: J. Ennorg D. Beemg D. Hohstadtg Row 4: C. Downs: N. Sugaig B. Lacy. Q fr N' XI Left to right: Joy Jensen, lreas.g Jim Ennor, vice. pres., Fred Bell, pres. Hand The Ontario High School Marching and Concert Bancl once more added spice to life on the football field. But the activities of the band were not confined only to foot- ball. February il-l2 found them participating in the an- nual Snake River Valley Music Clinic in Nyssa. Later in the year, the general public heard the band perform in their annual spring concert and in May they took part in the Apple Blossom Festival held in Payette. Mayalso saw the band participating in Ontario Music Week functions. The band, under the capable direction of Mr. Harris, played a variety of types of music. Swing, classical, popular, and marches were rendered with equal skill. 84 1-v J-Q., 4524? . N -, an - HW . ...fvm,,,.5-f M Left to right, Row 1: B. Hall, D. Larson, F. Dickerson, E. rarrent, P. Blacker, D. McHargue. Row 2: J. Kemble, V. Doman, J. Doman, G. Quick, J. Derrick, R. Tidwell. Row 3: D. Smitn, J. Brown, B. Rule, J. Brown, E. Doman, M. Conway, E. Davis. Row 4: R. Bennett, L. Huntington, D. Grigg, D. Ripley, Mr. Harris. find The annual Band Carnival was a whalloping success this year. Many of the fun-loving townspeople iourney- ed to the old gym to enjoy its festivities. Another social event was the Band Dance held in the spring. Enthusiastic student body members agreed that it was the best ever. Energetic officers elected at the first of the year were Fred Bell, president: Jim Ennor, vice president: and Joy Jenson, secretary-treasurer. With the increased membership and more competent musical virtuosity, the band completed one of its most successful seasons. 85 ti ZA S .Q 1 Tooters provide music for the Vale bonfire . cn5J'Q-.- O- S.. ..-.,.,,,,,,,,.,, '13 5 f' A - t- A .x. 1. I ' . y A '----fu- Q .. . .- 1...-. .f-V I ' , T I 2 1 s lj lr -5 0 T . , s Q .' ' Left to right Row I A P15 meil I Stradley, S. Lane, B. Sissei, R. Wiiburn, M. Cammack, P. Jacobs, A. Barber, C. Hickox, S. Christiansen Mu Harris Row 2 S Morikawa P Lewallen, D. Miyamoto, D. Randall, L. Robbins, F. Hunsucker, M- Wlllffu N- Bond, R. Oizumi. Row 3 W Stewart K Frahm J Petter 5 H1115 j, Ogbum, D. Smit, C. Hoiladay, C. Harris, I. Kemble, S. Fetter. . K ZA . u u 1 0 g ' I MHLOI' Oli' The Junuor Chour thus year was composed of about thurty fuve gurls and was actually a surplus of the Senuor Chour What the Senuor Chour sang, they too sang and also alternated wuth the other gurls at concerts The maun reason for havung thus chour was because of the lumuted number of chour robes and too many gurls un proportuon to the numoer of ooys Thus portuon practuced regularly had no offucers, but worked dulugently to make themselves better sungers and entertauners They partucupatecl un many actuvutnes and were a great asset to the musuc department of O H S We can truly say these gurls added much to the reputatuon of the Ontaruo Hugh School Chour 86 ,.5- .gig -5 'F ffl' dh, 'N AQ.. -Qiflyit-Q 'E 'QTI fx -...elf ..z.,-xiao .f,.........a-Char 5'- Le to rrbln Row! Y Gotanda S Doan P Osborne I Taxlor P Presto X Hopl-ws A tdwards B Huffman B Robrnson B Faulkner M McG1nn I Jensen I Brown B Meeker D Wrlson Row 2 Mr Harrrs V Morrnaga A Nakano B L L oguel ucas R MCD Roe. S Lane P Mathews L Packer F Hunter M Hunter D Ktrk G Notes R Cables M. MacDonald Rowg lx Sl B ar S Thompson K Cornwell V Montgomery S Roark J Hepworth G Blacker D Huffaker A Srmmons R Sproul A Copple C Prrctag M Staub B Toedter Row4 J Frscher lx Daltol P Haber K Ackerman T Conklrn W Anderson J Wrllrams P B D Axen J Echants B Penn D Becm D Scholes B Garcra D Hrckox J O 0 Oll' Under the capable dnrectron ofGaul Harris, chorr rnstructor, the Ontarro Hugh School Chour proved themsevles stable asthey endured many programs durlng the Christmas season Chorr rnterest grew stronger thus year unlike recent years as the orgamzatron had an enrollment of one hundred members Mr Harrnsfound rtnecessarytoduvrde the group unto two chours Annual Musrc Week and the Musnc Clnnrc of the Snake Rr ver Valley Schools completed the year and made :tone of plen ty of hard work and success Elected offrcers were Yasuko Gotanda, pres Arlene Ed wards, vnce pres , and Mary Jo McGmn, sec treas Left to rrght M McG1nn sec A Edwards vrce pres Y. Gotanda pres, 7 ' r .. MM... e........ -stunning 'ini 4? .J Qi Left ro nght Row I J Hepworth S Roark N Shurrhff T Wrlcox J Broadhurstg S. Laneg A. Simmonsg A. Edwardsg L. Walzg V. Montgomery M Frahm Row 2 Mrs Anderson Mrs Patrlck S Baldwm B Lacy A Nicholsong L. Wigginsg P. Osbornep B. Huffman: J. Griffeyg D. Miyam OIO H Ilda L R0b1l1S L Bronson ROW 3 D Smlt R Uflafie M Jackson: N. Koopmang H. Kubing B. Goodfellowg S. Thompsong J. Pyattgj Pyart G Smrth B Stow Row Ll I Chapel S Sugahrro P Nlshiyama B Ruleg F. Dickerson. S. Flynng G. Horiuchig J. Jenningsg I. Yamaguchi S Wrllrams E Markham Row 5 J Miller A Nakano V Monnaga P Smithg J. Browng B. Lawrenceg W. Frazierg M. Conkling B. Frazierg L gli fare 0l'l'L0l'l'I.Cl QP5 The Ontario Chapter of F .H .A. WGS first Organized ten years ago. Since then, it has become one of the maior organizations in O.H.S. with an enrollment of over one hundred active members. This year the 1953 Eastern Oregon District Convention was played host to by Ontario. Mickey Frahm, a peppy and efficient president, presided over the convention. The convention was an overwhelming success with dele- gates from over half of Oregon attending . .,. .af X., Sl , 1 .5 W, .-, 5 if i . M yi, I ,Zz .,,. - A95 UL ' , .4 , K y 3 H-' 'ff' Q5 f , 1 F3 f V A 24 , is '- . my 4 f f ' 43 M 9 if t alia' ' r ' 2: fy ,A V fl f , A , , . ' . j , gl .W f, 8 4 V . A-Sr . , QTL' 1' ' uf '52 4 , W' 1 . fm' , ,mi M, gf t 'I . H L Ag.. ,gif 5, lil,-3544. , ' - 4. I .4 , . fir' , 451' , , ,zf Q 'Q ii' ,uw l V .C ,f 5 gf' ,. ,, ,f ,Lfgv ,gh Q 5. 1, 4 rw , 4' ' W ' W w g, A4 i2'5'9 ff f M ' M, M Q lim 'E' - 'W x f , 'J' lf' ' AL . . - , WF? W N. : 1,226 H- Lg. 'L 5 .fm,A , . -V FN 'S .1 gf g 1 n. i .inav Left to rxght Rowl Mr Jones B Rudd D Wamngton D Jensen G Fetterg G. Wi11isgG. Winegarg G. Wardg R. Barkerg Row 2: D. Smith S Takeshlta O Larson D Rees N Kltamura J Lawrence J White J. Jackson: Row 3: J. Richg J. McPhersong D. Hohstadtg M. May R gufufe al l'l'lel'5 Our year began with an enrollment of eighty- three lively members, forty-one of them being fresh- men who were introduced to the organization through day and night initiation. Because of much hard work and applies know- how several boys won awards in the Malheur County Fair. Harold Amidon, last year's sweepstakes win- ner in corn growing, won the International Junior Corn Show at Chicago in November. Ralph Barker received the second place award. 1 tf?'M9f5'W 2 Mow'---: V ' W . .2 .1 , f . I . ' :may my ' gift, 1'- It 71? ,. Q Lgft to rightg Row I: D. Werrsteing H. Amidong S. Olsong B. Pierceg D. Oizumig D. Ikitag N. Murray. J. Ruleg Row 2: C. Laneg M. Percyg K. Warringtong G. Hopkinsg R. Laur: J. Gilletreg B. Randellg G. Siegg Row 3: D. Halversong D. Lee: B. Mathewsg M. Hohsradtg I. Koopmangtt. Smithg N. Yardlyg R. Dickersong I. McD.Roeg Row 4: J. Christenseng P. I-iartg J. Co11eygN. Ho11arsgB. Brockmang D. Lee: J. Suttong E. Gar- dener. 0 merica more During the adult wheat division show, Joe Kubin placed second . The council attended a leadership conference at Nyssa on September 7. Dick Wettstein attended the National Convention at KansasCity Where he listened to an address by Pres- ident Eisenhower . Ontario's parliamentary team placed third in the District Contest at Baker . Our Parent-Son Banquetwas held February 24 dur- ing which the outstanding boys of the chapter received awards. ' ' Left to rightg seated: H. Amidon, sec.g R. Barker, pres.g D. Wett- stein, vice pres.g D. Oizumi, treas.g standing: Mr. Jones, advisor B. Pierceg seminelg S. Olson, reporter. 3 ..j...1-L..-I -in Left to rrght Rofwl M Brooke S Lane Row2 G Herron R Kosar P Usoorue xowg A Edwards B Huffman S Doan R MCD Roe Row4 Y Gotanda J Matherly K Hutchrnson S Sugrharo J Lucas Row5 I Marlerj Ogburn M Wardlaw J Brown 1 Hager B Srssel B Farber I Fergorson iffy Left to nght Row I M Brooke vrce pres P Osbome chaplarn Row2 R Kosax sec S Lane pres G Her- ron, treas To create, manntaun, and extend throughout the home school, and communnty hugh standards of Chrlstaln charac ter rs the creed of the orgamzatnon which thus year was un der the capable leadershapof Presldent Sally Lane, Vlce Pres :dent Marllyn Brooke, Secretary Reuko Kosar, Treasurer Gerry Herron, and Chaplain Polly Osborne Mrs Tntus and Mrs Humphrey acted as the advisors The club was highlighted wnth the dressing of dolls for Christmas whuch were glven to crvlc organuzatuons to be dust rlbuted to the less fortunate chlldren We also Christmas car olled wrth the Hn Y ln the sprung, two gurls were chosen to represent the club at Youth Leguslature rn Salem 92 ' s in - - J -' TQ a A ' ls, A -'I gd x l it A: 1 db K l rw - . A A KI -. ,. i r QQ. K - I 1 T -. 1 . ... - .. , g 3 - '4,,L. 'r ' , l C O fl ' l' - II - v - 1 '- I L ' A ,. . ' . . . . I as F 3 X . . ' ' . . ' ' f If ' . . ' . , gi 't .... . . . . - x W . . . .I I 01 . I . I , X n 2-'VA ,La he Left to r1ght Rowl I Ennor B Nrcholson A Chambers Rowz W Anderson D Burton B Urquhart C Monkawa nu D Hall T Conklml Wrlson N Gurney Row4 D Warrrngton C Wycoff G Srraube R Bean I Frscher K Dalton P Hager kow5 D Beem I Evans C Tanabe .I Hall S Olson K Wamngton The Hn YClub ofOntarlo IS sponsored by the Ontarro Y Councll and It has unternatlonal afflllahons The boys had two excurusons to the caputal of Idaho for recreatuonal purposes thus year Representatnves were sent to La Grande for a pre leglslatnve meeting A prolect lust recently orlglnated was the Snake River Valley Youth Conference nn whnch all valley Y members partncupate Clnmaxnng the year the boys sent a representative to Salem for the Oregon State Youth Leguslature Elected Officers were Burke Nncholson, pres , Gary Capps, vuce pres , Calvm Tanabe, sec treas , Jam Derrrck, Chaplam, and Jam Ennor, serg at arms Ad vlsors were Mr Wrrght and Mr Humphrey 93 Letto rrght C Tanabe sec treas B Nlchol-son pres , I. Dernck, chaplarn, G Capps, vrce pres,J Ennor, serg. at arms. 5 sl V C A 4 ' ft 0 , , W sf , , 4 I .A F ' . f . i---1 71 j ,-X, Hx gf! H f, ' . it 5 ' f1i..f , Q , -r d Q u . - f 0 5 5 . ,., -v 5 ., . X 1 rf 5- K L yn Q t Q Q gif? ' : : . 5 . ' : . 3 : . 5 . 5 . 5 . '5 r. 3. .,. ,app . 5 . ':. ' 5 . 5 : . ' 5 . 5 .. 5 . 5 . ' 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . 5 . ' . C L- . . ' S I O ' N Q - - . 1 h f' P . . , . l i - 1 . . . f I Z . , .' .5 , ' ' Left to rxght Rowl A Plymell S Wrllramson H Kubm M Brnder S Sugahrro L Gallagher J Frscher Y Gotanda P Hager C Taylor D Robrnson H hda B Washburn Row 2 Mrs Murolo R Wrlburn S Doan P Osborne B Huffman A Edwards C Frertag F Redsull M Lembke C Hrckox J Hunt S Morxkawa D Tolman B Cronrn Row 3 M Brooke I Banmster J Koopman R Un arte P Nrshryama M Jackson R Retug F Casal I Starry D Heeb T Sakano D Dearborn B Furuyama K Hamada yfl' 0l'lLClI'l i l i Lefr ro nghr Row I Y Gotanda, rreas L Gallagher vrce pres Row 2 J Frscher pres Mrs Murolo advrsor S Sug a'11ro sec The Tyrrheman Club ns a new, successful orgamzatron In whlch all members have taken or are taking a foreign language The elected offrcers this year were Jerry Fls cher, presndent, Lynne Gallagher, vlce presrdent, Shar ley Sugahuro, secretary, Yasuko Gotanda, treasurer, and Mrs Murolo, advlsor The name Tyrrheman rs derrved From a sea wnthm the Mediterranean Sea along the western coastline of ltaly There, the Roman Emplre and the Latrn language develop The hu lnght of our club IS the annual Mardi Gras, the theme bemg Come to the Mardi Gras This ball as sum ular to a masquerade ball nn that thegurls wear head masks 94 f ,lf 5 ' QL 1' Y O . 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Left to nght Rowl Mrs Howard S Doan P Osborne M Brooke I Taylor G Herron J Hscher N S All ugal J ISOII A Nrchol son J Echams F Redsull D Grlmore Row2 R MCD Roe J Lucas M Staub B Toedrer L Wrggms K Hutch1nson,R Scholes C Wycoff B Penn G Frscher R Wmegar Row3 M McG1nn T Wrlcox S Roark R Hetrlck B Robrnson T H b ase e A S m mons P Mathews J Wrlson I Ennor D H1ckox R Itamr Row4 A Chambers D Cruzen J Robertson M Bmderl Ybarzabal C Calklns S Sugahrro D Upshaw J Whue P Hager K Dalton T Conklm I'al'I'l6lllCJ K A One of the largest and most versatnle groups ever to act on an O H S stage made up thus year s Dramatncs Club The sen tors came fnrst wuth that hnlarnous 3 act comedy Dangerous Nan McGrew , which proved to be a huge success The club thus year was orgamzed by the lumor class The thespranselected to run the showwere Jerry Fnscher pres , Gerry Herron, vrce pres , lrene Taylor, sec treas , and Nola Sugar, publlcuty The lumor drarnatusts then proceeded to put on Quiet Sum mer , another three act comedy, whlch proved as successful as Left to nght I Frscher pres G Herron v1ce the sensor class play pres N Sugar pub , Mrs Howard advlsor, I Taylor, sec treas l l W wr , ,.... , , :Q Y .-Q . 5 ' 'Z'-I-. 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'. 0 5 . l I e one I t . . . .. ., I II n . 4 V , . .. . it 0 III Y I - U - T - - . :. , -. , - 0 - . . .,. , . . , , 1- I ng- -' - 2: - A il-ah. 1 Q xlislf Clockwrse J Fetter S smrrh D Cruzen K Hutchmson I Robertson G Herron S H1115 S Fetter Marg1eB1nder1n center ayoreffed Left to rrght C Copple,M Hrckman,J Bullups Frosh soph malorettes Spectators at school events were well enter tamed by a group of snappy malorettes These well dressed young ladues, led by drum malor, Margle Bmder, executed versatrle routrnes with the greatest of ease Therr trrm frgures were to be seen at all the home football and basketball games and at severalof the year s parades These gurls served as escorts to the flag at sports events and marched long mules ln the annual Apple Blos som Festival Parade at Payette Later durrng the year they were loaned rn therr capers by Jo Anne and Sally Fetter, Sue Hrlls and Shar: Smith By the end ofthe year the O H S malor ettes had proved themselves to be tops rn twrrl mg ,1 K A Left to nght Rowl B Urguhart I Croghan E Doman D Hrck ox Row2 P Nakamura J Frscher P Hager G Wxnegar Rowg R Kutleman E Hagerman O Read Row 5 B Bones I Boston V Doman G Straube Row6 I Evans J Paulsen F Itam1 I W n Row7 T Bronson H Amldon B Johnson G Flscher Row8 R Vestal L Horyna D l-luffaker D Axen amrfy The Varsrty O Club under the advrsorshrp of Coach Glore, was very successful thrs year rn funcfronrng wrfh the student body and also rn makrng rf a better recognrzed organrzahon rn the school Thus year the Varsrfy O made a huge fundrarsrng campargn The members of the club parfrcrpafed rn washrng cars, rn sellmg Tiger shclcers, and rn selling hordogs and programs at home basket ball games The money that the club made wa used rn purfrng bn the Varsrry O Ball whrch turned out to be very successful Parr of rf was also used rn confrrbuhng To several prolecrs The elected offrcerswere Dave Burton, presrdenr, Ken Ackerman, vrce presrdent, Norrrs Gurney, treasurer, and Clrff Morrkawa, sec rerary 97 Left to rxght Rowl C Morlkawa N Gurney K Ackerman D Bur ton Row2 T Conklln K Takeshua K Dalton D Hall Row 2 T D Rule F Redsull ROW4 I Ennor D McConnaha B Nlcholson J V-lll1l31'TlS Row 5 W Anderson S Olson I Doman R Tom1yosh1 Row C Brnder I Rule L Jo s Left to nght K Ackerman vrce pres C Monlfawa c ron pres N Gurney treas . 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IHSOH 509 Left to rrght B Toedter Y Goranda V Mont Mrs Rtchards Left to rrght A Edwards I Woodcock A S1m omer mons I'6lI LCl,l'lZf The students and faculty of Ontarro 1-hgh School are proud of therr lrbrary It IS a busy place and was run effectrvely by faculty lxbranan, Mrs R1Ch3IdS Mrs Rtchards had a crew worklng nght along wtth her to mamtarn a good lrbrary for 1ts users The lrbrarrans, for the frrst trme, rece1ved a Whole credrt for therr lrbrary practxce thxs year Celebraung Book Week, the lrbrary conducted a contest Name the Book' rn whrch Annetta Nrcholson and Rrchard Q'-'N oles were awarded a new book of thetr chorce for wxnmng the contest The llbrary conunued to funcuon as an essenttal part of O H S . V AJ 6 ' Left to right: F. Casalg D. Gordongl. Ybarza- Left to right: M. Staubg L. Wigginsg K. Hutch- Left to right: J. Allisong J. Connerg A. Nichol b 1. ' . . x, B e . x -V - Y- 7 3 Y- - 17.6 . l Letto Right rowl B Huffman treas M Brnder vuce pres S Roark pres P Oborne I Ph pps Sr p ro L Pe son Fresh rep N Bond Soph rep I Taylor Ir rep Mrs Patrick advrsor U' 5 Qflglfle One of the luveluesf organuzatuons un Ontaruo Hugh School us Gurls League Every gurl enterung our school automatuccully becomes o member feelung of belonging to every gurl Gurls League endeavors to bund the enture group unto a happy workung fellowshup Thus fall Gurls League had a rousung party centered around Nursery Rhymes An added Feature thus year, un an attempt to stumulate unterest undevelopung personaluty and scholarshup was namung aGurl of the Month Two gurls are chosen from each class and the Gurl of the Year us selected at the end of the year In honorung our parents each year, Gurls League has a Mother s Tea A new udea thus year for honorung our fathers, us a Papa s Party At Chrustmas tume the gurls enter unto the Chrustmas spur ut by fullung a large basket wuth food for cu famuly un need Gurls League adds to uts meetungs wuth specual speakers and an enuoyable program 99 dl' Ml? wil pa Q 5-f u Presudent Sharon Roark A 9 5 - - -I - ' . ' .3 . , .g . s ,sec.g . 1 , .re .g w2: . ter ft E -sl , Wx . . . . . . . - - u - A U I 0 V r ix. I . Ria ' ' 1 . of this organization. The main obiective of Girls' League is to give that iii 2 l i 1 . ll Q ul n ' 1 u - A , . - - I . lu f n I I I I c n u ll I ll I 0 I a I Q .- 2 S-. ing, if' ' l 4 :ffl 4 ,,, . . 1' V!! ,fry ff' cb' I J Left torightg row I: C. Harris, A. Nicholson, N. Hancock, J. Allison, B. Binder, I. Chapel, S. Smith, J. Stradley, J. Fetter, S. Fet- ter, S Hills, D. Grigg. Row 2: R. Wilburn, N. Bond, A.Parsons, A, Jensen, I. Hager, G. Horiuchi, J. Nakano, J. Emmett, J.Grigg. P. Jacobs, P. Molenaar, M. Bell. Row 3: I. Miller, J. Hunt, F. Dickerson, R. Tomiyoshi, M. Enoki, B. Frazier, L. Peterson, W, Frazier, B. Sissel, J. Jennings, J. Yamaguchi, D. Davis, I. Robertson. Row 4: K. Jensen, L. Bronson, D. Robinson, Miss Hough, S. Williams. , - la ' J, ir :5 , .J4fALfic Mociafion G .A.A. was organized this year after an absence ofalmost two years, and has become very active . O . H . S . , seeing that the spark For athletics had not died among its girls, sent Mar- . iorie Binder as a delegate to the Nyssa Conference to obtain ideas for reorganizing a G .A.A. club. Among the many things G .A.A. did this year was the or- ganizing of a volley-ball varsity and second string team. This team played against other schools and proved themselves very capable athletes. G .A.A. elected as its officers: President Mariorie Binder. Vice President Donna Robinson, Secretary Jeanine Chapel, Treasurer Vera Stanishoff, Reporter Annetta Nicholson, Point Keeper Nelda Hancock, Asst' . Point Keeper June Allison, Ath- letic Chairman Shirley Sugahiro. Left to right, seated: V. Stanishoff, treas.g S. Sugahiro, Athletic Chtm.g N. Hancock, J. A1 lison, Point Keepers, Standing: Miss Hough I. Chapel, sec., M. Binder, Pres., A. Nichol- son, reporter: D. Robinson, vice Pres. ' ioo Q ' L3 Jet 3: cfiuifiezi '1 T Left to right' seated: S. Roarkg M. Brooke- P. Osborne- N. Gurney- K. Cornwellg D. Mc Connaha- standing: T. Conklin- J. Lucasg D. Hickox- I. Ennor. Ql'll0l 6155 ag Under the capable dnrectorshrp of Mrs Howard, the sensor class gave a very lnvely and mterestrng play Dangerous Nan McGrew a mystery comedy proved to be one of the top notch procluctrons ofthe year Nan McGrew, a buology teacher well portrayed by Marrlyn Brooke, thought she was gorng to spend a quret day rn the country wrth her two students, Polly Osborne and Joye Lucas, collectung rare flower specrmens However, they were caught In a ram storm and took shelter rn what appeared to be an abandoned house Then the fun began' For the house was not abandoned but was the meeting place for a group of gangsters, Duck McConnaha, Dennrs Hrckox, .lam Ennor, and thenr boss, Kay Cornwell Also an the house was a man accused of robbung a bank Tom Conklm, and hrs francee, Sharon Roark When a man was krlled, everyone wondered who dad rt'P ' Then a state trooper, Norrrs Gurney, got an on the mystery Srandmg left to rrght R MCD Roe Mrs Howard S Doan Mel How? 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