Oregon City High School - Hesperian Yearbook (Oregon City, OR)

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' Q., as L XX Q' 3 1, -. - 11 ,Q A 'Wx X Ilan. ,, -.l-1-3 Zlll the tnnrltfs a stage Zlnh all the men anh tnumen merely players: t Ulbey babe their exits anh their entrances: Qnh une man in his time plays many parts, Zlais arts being sehen ages. -Qbaliespeare tram Qs you like Sit N 1115192 Zlaesperian Ruhlisbzh Zlnnuallp hp the Qssuriateh Svtuhent Baby nf the G!Bregnn Qllitp Iaigh Scbnul Gregson Qiitp, Grzgnn fourteenth Issue 1931 Glahle nf Cllnntents Qmuinistlfatiun Qllasses Qnriniries Zihhertising Qbministratinn i A K x . n H 1 Q 1 4 ? 5 i E 3 E ?' E i S 5 4 X 1 I s 1 2 r 4 2 5 M H 1 z k14.m.-um..uam.mgn-udaanmxnmnumnumm - - ..... i..-...- IIESDERIAN i K X ROY NV. GLASS Snpvr1'11tm 1dent GUY D. BARNETT ' PT'il1F1'fUl Sftbuul Baath C. H. AIEISSNER, Clmirman li. T. Illzvu-:lu.lN A. L. HUWLAND, ,S'a'rr'0f111'y B. Rrululz A. E. Izswzs J. Q. L'ocHu,xN X .j1f ll D E ll I A - 7 Jfanultp l is an -all 1 i i 1 1 ' 1 P L .W i 9- 'el , Y ' A l l'l'.Vf R0wM-Mrs. Christensen, High School Librajyg Jessie Roake, Secretary: VValter L. Ferris, Band Instructor: Joseph A. Finley, Glee Clubs and Orchestrag P. E. Christensen, Dean of h -Boys, History. ' .,,W,, 4 5il't'U1ld Row-Mrs. Schadt, Freshman English: Dot VVarcl Renshaw, Freshman English, Dean of Girls, Alice li. Richmond, Sophomore English, ll. Margaret Davis, junior English, Virge I. Anderson, Head of English Department. Tlrirfl lx'o'w-Mildred Dedman, Latin, Spanishg Leslie ll. Blakney, Chemistry and General Scienceg Orpah llenson, Head of Home Economics Department: Miss Schneider, Home Economics, Lucille VVylie, Home Economics. Fourllz Row-A-Charles NV. Wiilson, Mathematics: A. Burleigh Cash, Algebra and Vocational Guid- ance, Abby L. Sturtevanti.Commercialg Marjorie Perry, History, Leo Goodman, Head of History Department, Civics. Fifth Ron'-C. E. Hudson, Physics, Geography, Basketballg. Geraldine Van Groos,-Girls' Athletics, Spanish: F. S. O'Brien, Manual Arts: Luther A. King, Boys' Athletics, Biology, Football, Gene Duncan, Mathematics and Science. 1-'1 45185525 -X HESDERIAN---f beninr Qlllass gs 4 5: Cmiils Owlclclzs Frederick Spicss ............................ lJ1'U.Vfd4'1Igl' Clifford Evans .... ..... ' . .Viva-l'1'f'.s'idarl'fK H:2elNX:23gS0n g .... .... . S'vf'm'tf1ry-'I 'rvmmrcr Virginia Card ...... . ..... Vvll Lvadvr La Vmmc Millard ... ... ....... Editor , . CLASS Anvlsmzs 1 sbfliss Anderson Miss NVyli0 . PSX if J - s .. ' 3 . HQ jj F. Speiss C. Evans I. Nichols i Page Sc-:wen z sm www-12 .11---u nmnlnu--r Hazel Anderson Joaquin R. Barr Marian Barry ll. Lester Heard Vkfilliam Belozer Albina Benski Roscoe Boguslaski Virginia M. Buck Lanola M. Burns Edythe Bridges. Caroline Brenner Virginia Card NVilliam S. Cochran Elvin E. Cox ' Pansy I.eACoop 7 Harold A. Cohen Eloise Douglas Clifford 'Evans john XVI Ue'M:in ' Maysie Fero Pagv ffiglzl iriiiffh WH?-fd? i .rg-nlnsDEl1lAu--7' Iearine C. Fix Erna Gerber Miriam Henderson Jane Ice Louise Kloostra Herman M. Goetz Lois D. Guynup Ruby G. Haney Sianley NV. Hyde Howard Klemseu Claud Green Sydney Hannaford VVilliam E. Howard llla R. jones Amelia Krueger Marguerite Gueffroy Marjory J. Hamilton Alma L. Herman 'Patricia Jewell Avon Kirk Page Nina 5 Qfifiwfif-Kd? .1---HESDEHIAN---f Pauline Nelson N. Pearl Parberry Norma R. Pickles lleatrice E. Price Mary E. Roake Margaret M. Robinson Violet Riemann Frederick YV. Speiss Violet Schoenhorn Virginia M. Spangler Frances C. Schultz Margaret L. Swanson Herbert Steiner Maureen Schoenhorn Ruth Stroup VVilliam M. Stone XVester Stalick Vernon XY. XVebb Don I. XViley Len Yanclle me if www .1--u DEHIAN--7 Ruth O. Kelland Helen Kraxlierger Reva M. Larkins fleorgze E. Lewis Thomas Laidlaw M. Louise Livesay Veryl L. Lacy Ernest E. Martin Lola McGahuey Vernon Meier Helen O. Marklund La Vonne Millard Emma Monroe Merritt Mclieel Bob Morris Albert VV. Morris Rhoma I.. Moelmke William A. Meissner Irene Minger Ivan Nichols ezmlm wr-Q?ii'iiiii .jg-'ll ll E ll IAN-'7- Cntllerine Ziielaskowski Earl Zak Joe Zallar Lillian Aeby Phyllis Brewer iBtnmise Silhouettes on T omorrow's screen Are our desires and our dreams: The towering structure of a bridge, A road high on a mountain ridgeg !Xn actor on a foot-lit stage. A story told on printed page: Q1 Song to mount as if on wing, 'lime swirling grace of a wind-swept thingg T lie shadow of a mother's chair, And little children playing thereg Tae up-turred turf of a new plowed field. A vase upon a potter's wheelg me gentle hand that eases pain, lie lcnowled0'e ol' 'L well-earned tram' A f h P T. T. .These are our dreams, and many more VVe bring and lay at 'l'omorrow's door. Ii. M. S. fb it it Nd? '1 DEHIA Wm-7-.- iuninr Glass CLASS Orvicizus jack Shobe ........................ . . . .... President Jeannette Park ..... .... V irv-Presezdeni Catherine Smith .... ....... . S'er1'c'tary Donald Egr ...... ......... ' l'rea.mrrr Robert Austin .... ........ V ell Lvadfr Donald Deming .... . ..... .SivrgvauI-at-flrnls ' CLASS Auvisous Mr. i,iUOtilll2lI1 Miss Perry tw ' J. SHORE PARK F. SKIITH U. EGR Pagv 'l'lz:'rf4'w1 Z !!f4rfi?'M-ld? -. X IIESDEHIA ---yn R. Amrine L. llcnkc R. Ilottcmillcr M. Cornwell G. Charriere H. Donnelly Page' Fourfevn l C. Anderson R. Austin R. lleqkman ll. Brctschcr C. lluclmer V. Ilixel l.. Brenner R. Butler H. llocckman H. Benoit A C. llanckc N. lloyd R. Corbett M. Clarke M. Callaway R. Cochran E. Clarke L. Cooke H. Dugan D. Deming M. Donnelly A. Druhl ji E. Dietrich Duffy ci VM-44? X DEHIAN-'FQ' D. Egr F. Eskeldson I. Freeman 13. Grant G. Green E. Gerber C. Grosse A. Guenther C. Henschke J. Hankins H. Heskett I. Howell V. lmhoff L. james I.. Judd E. Jones T. Linn S. Lacy F. Lnzar C. Larsen M. Lewis E. Leathcrbcrry F. Lewis INT. McAnulty U. Madden F. McElroy E. Mislcy M. McElroy M. McKay H. McAnulty 5 dr ww-HEL , ,............1-...-- 'X E SDEHIA ....,....7...- E. Misley M. Moore A. l-'olajnar M. Roberts E. Smith E. Stutz I 0414 .S'i.1:teen R. Mulvey H. McAnulty M. Morford XV. Mitchell D. Norton XV. Nisbet I. Park M. Pope D. Perkins F. Park L. Phillips E. Ross XV. Ruconich H. Strandholm V. Steckel J. Shobe S. J. Strain E. Shockley S. Stevens C. Smith M. Specs W. Stone H. Sievers E. Smith imc ai we he .iQ Il D E H IA '-ji.. 'lov Row: Mlnnuz Row: Bo'r'roM Row: L. Smith E. Uptegrove M. Weigel L. 'faves R. VVaddell M. Yandle G. Tainer M. Weber M. Zallar R. Thorn S. XVills A. Vos NV. Taylor I. XVacl1tman Other juniors: john Butler, E. Cornwell, XV. Knickrclim, J. Lyons, R. May, L. Myers, R. Pope, H. smith, M. 'r1wfpe. humility People are waves on a tireless sea, Rushing waves of mysteryg Even tides of steady flow, Tossing tides when harsh winds lgmlowg Rollicking waves when skies are clear. VVaves stampeded when clouds appear. People are waves on a tireless sea. And the tiniest stir of a Wave is me. E. M. S. HM fir ii-gi--IIE SDEHIAN-1--,ii X E I I Zgksxfwrewwa? ,iq--ll DERIAN--M7 iv 1 1 J Supbumnrz lass CLASS OFFICERS Gwen Tainer ..................... ....... I Jl'f'.S'1.dClIf Jeanne Hankins ..... .... L 'z'f'c--Ijruvidmzt Marjorie Parberry . .. ....... Svfrvfary Cecil Petit ........ . . . , .... 7'1'0asurc'r Edward Sajovic . ...... Yell Lmdmf George Simpson .................... .S'm'gf'a11I-ai-.4rm.v CLASS Anvismzs Mr. Christenseii Mir. XVilSon G. TAINER I. HANKINS M. PARBERRY C. PETIT 4: W ... Q 'll'll1Sl3l3JlillAN --.1--.-.l1....- X .... Alldredge, Belden Anderson, Dellas Angell, Edwin Allen, Edith Ballon, Van Barney, Richard Beard, VVarren Beard, VVilliam Benage, George Berger, Glen Bogynska, Harold Boyer, Melvin Brock, Clyde Burpee, VVilliam Berdine, Doris I Buol, Alma liuol, Ruth Califf, Victor Card, Robert Clark, Ben Cohen, Isadore Cornwell, Edwin Caldwell, Lucille Carlson, Florence Cox, Irene Davies, Thomas Denny, Robert Daniels, Adeline Evert, Hazel Lee Farr, Fred Farr, Marvin Ferguson, Howard Page Twenty bupbnmnres Fairbrother, Eddith Fairclough, Alexie Fraser, Beth Friedrich, Marceil Garner, Travis Gengler, John Gensheimer, Johnnie Grosse, Cleve Guenther, Francis Gard, Lois Gerber, Virginia Graves, Violet Gribble, Dorothy M. Hartke, Harold Hedlund, Roy Hobbs, Ridgely Hopp, Gohrman Hopp, Lawrence Howell, Charles Howell, Frank Hulett, Alvin Hamilton, Sarah Hawkins, Betty Heitsman, Martha Hendrickson, Beulah Howell, Veryl Hubbard, Gladys James, Leo Johnson, Ellen Jolly, Hazel Jones, Margaret Judd, Pauline Kirchem, Claude Knickrehm, VValter Kelland, Lorene Kmetic, Helen Kraxberger, Edith Latourette, Linwood Livingston, Florence Marklund, Runar Martin, VValter Murphy, lNilliam McElroy, Monna Nisbet, VValdo Nobel, Marjorie O'Connor, Louin Palmer, Elden Parker, Claud Parker, Milton Perrine, Peter Petit, Cecil Plotts, Richard Powell, Everett Parberry, Marjorie Pedersen, Myrtle Pfister, Catherine Rivers, Errol Rodgers, Gilbert Roberts, Mary Roth, Norma Sajovic, Edward Sidor, Roy Smith, Edgar Smith, Edward Sneer, Michael Stevens, Samuel Strain, Ed Sturges, Harvey Swertfeger, Lewis Swick, Virgil Scherruble, Agnes Schief, Juanita Schneible, Freda Scott, Helen Sevcik, Lila Shaffer, Jeannette Smith, Audrey Stalick, Kristena Tainer, Vincent Trout, Frank Tainer, Gwen Tercek, Josephine Verley, Rupert Van Reet, Nora VVillock, Charles VVaddell, Ruby VVarren, Lucille Wfelch, Helen Vtlettlaufer, Myrtle VVills, Margaret VVyland, Elna Ziegler, Mabel Ziegler, Lucille farm dr fi Wt?-MF -X IIESDERIAN I, If Jfresbman Qlllass' ' Clhxss Ol+'1flcmzS Robert King .......................,........ Pl'c'.v:'d01lt James Howland .... ......... V u'c-Prfnvzdmzt Avxs Benage ..... .... . S'1'c'1'vfary-Twnszmfr Arnold VVeIk . . . . . . . .......... V011 Lmdvr CLASS Anvlsoks Mrs. Richmond Mr. Cash R. KING I. HOXVLANIJ A. BENAGIZ if Afwawi 3 Qi X DEHIA .l..-.--.....11- X Aldrich, F. Anderson, A. Anderson, R. Allen, F. Anderson, E. Babler, R. Belozer, I. liier, R. Blair, A. Boston, A. llottemiller, H. lludiselich, S. Busch, I. Buschow, G. Balmer, V. Bauer, D. Benage, A. Benke,E. Berbom, H. Bowles, M. llrown, M. Brown, H. Cochran, T. Cohen, L. Collins, H. Cook, L. Crawford, R. C ancyfi . Clark, Glosner, E. Confer, M. Cook, R. Crawford, B, Crawford, Eg. Curtis,iL.4'PZ R Davies, M. A. De Lano, R. De Macon, V. I age Twenty-two jfreshmen De Man, M. Harris, E. Deming, K. Hinkle, C. Dunmire, A. Hitchman, C. Demsher, E. Holliday, E. Deshors, I. Hoots, E. Doty, H. Hornshuh, Ji. Erickson, R. Howland, J. Eib, R. Hull, K. Erickson, H, james, E. Evans, F. Johnson, E. Fairbrother, C. Johnson, M. Felix, R. Jolly, G. Ferguson, V. Jones, T. Forsberg, M. King, R. Fonts, D. Kirchem, B. Farnsworth, L. Kohl, I. Fessler, E. Krassig, VV. Ford, F. Krueger, M. Franzen, I. Kayser, T. Gold. C. Kimura, Y. Green, E. Leach, L. Grindelund, H. Livers, D. Grondlund, E. Leckband, E. Guenther, A. Lettenmaier, A. Guenther, F. 'Q' ' Marsh, L. Gwynne, E. Martin, D. Ginther, M. Martin, K. Green, I. Meador, R. Green, M. McBurney, E. Green, M. ' McKeel, L. Grove, E. McKeel, W. Gueffroy, C. Middlebrook, P. Guenther, H. Moehnke, A. Hartke, D. Moehnke, B. Hattan, A. Moehnke, L. Hendricks, I. Moser, O. Herd, H. J. Mount, P. Hilgers, I. ' Mrak, S. Mulligan, D. Murphy, E. Mabee, V. Marsh, M. Martin, A. Martin, J. May, L. Millard, L. Moehnke, H. Moehnke, V. Morris, F. Mulvey, M. Newman, D. Norman, E. Nuttall, E. Noble, 1. Osborne, K. Parker, S. Perry, D. Poindexter, C. Phillips, C. Powell, VV. Pulley, H. Panek, L. Parberry, M. Parker, G. Peake, V. Priebe, I. Priester, E. Dindflesch, C. Roberts, G. Reddaway, A. Reddaway, V. Richter, M. Russell, L. Ruud, H. Ruud, R. Sajovic, S. Scharback, H. Schoenborn, R. Seitz, R. Seitz, R. Simpson, G. Smith, E. Smith, V. Soesbe, A. Steckel, J. Stockton, P. Stone, N. Sekne, D. Sievers, M. Spangler, H. Spooner, D. Steckel, L. Stewart, P. Talmage, D. Trapp! W. Trysg, T- Tipton, K. Vn Reet, L. Verley, H. VValstr0m, VV. XVebb, R. Vlfehling, J. VVeinard, P. lvelk, A. Wentworth, K. Nvashburn, K. Webb, L. VVehling, D. Vifieland, D. VVilliams, I. VVilson. L. 5531.653 itwft-14? Qctihities -X umsnmnlns---f 1 2 K l Stuhent Qlnunril VVn1. Meissncr, J. Zallar, J. Hankins, VVm. Belozer, Schultz, A. Hcrmrm, R. Card. Ifarully Mvnzlmrsz Mr. King, Mr. Blakney, Mr. Barnoft. STAFFS ELEVA TOR: HESPERIAN: F. Schultz .......... ............. E ditor ................... M. Henderson D, Egr .............. ....... .Manager ....................... A. Morris M. Zallar, M. Moore .... Assoriate Editors .... J. Hankins H. McAnulty .......... Assistant Manager .............. ig-. .ip .... I. Shobe Artist .............. ,H M. Schoenborn Miss Davis .... .... A dzfixor ..... Mr. Goodman, Mrs. Renshaw .T 5 in rswiflillii .1--una SDEHIAN--T march ibnnur Svncietp O1fF1cERs Alma Herman .... ' ...................,.... PI't'.Yidt,Ilf Laura Brenner . . . .................. Vice'-P1'0.s'1dc'11t Helen Scott ...... ..... . Ycrrcftary-'l'w'a.mrvr Mrs. Richmond .... ............... 1 4d':'i.s'u1' 19191 muh OFFICERS Reinhold Beckman ............ .......... P restidwzl Robert Cochran . . . . . ..... Vive-Prffszdent Robert King ...... ........ . Secretary VVald0 Nisbet .... ...... ' lireaxurvr Mr. Blakney .... Ad-visor Page Twenty-four Z Xidrfiiiffi 4? .,-q'---lll2:slJElrzlim---7- Qrrihhiers' Qllluh OFFICERS Jeannette Park ............................. Pircxidmrzl Faith Eskeldson .. .......... V'ire-Pnfsirlezzt Marian Pope ...... .... . fevrefary-7'rr'a.vurc'r Emma Monroe ................ Editor Miss Davis ...........................,...... fld-visor Eramateers' Qllluh UFFICERS ' Sydney Hannaford ......................... President Margaret Callaway .................... Vin'-President Laurabelle Judd .... ..... S m'reIary-Treasurer Miss Anderson .... .............. A d-visor Page TTi'6lIfj f'i7'l 5431.6 WSWMJG .1--nm SDEHIAN-W iBieriai1 'iliterarp bnnietp OI FlCERS Eloise Douglas .... ...... ' . , . .......... Prvxidmzt Maysie Fcro .... ..... V im'-Ii'r4'.vidv11t Lanolzi Burns ...... ........ . S'6M'6tary ' Miss Schneider ...f ....................,...... r1d'z'i.mr ikeemlnahu literary burietp OFFICERS Jane Icc ................................,... President Margaret Swanson ........... ..... , Vice-President Erna Gerber ........ ........ . Secretary Patricia jewcll . .. .... Treasurer Miss Dcdmzm .... .... A divisor ,ff dr is S 2 W-M .fy---1112.1 sl1EnlAux--7- Eunster Qliluh Oifrlcmizs Pauline Nelson . .. .......,.... ......... I Jl't'S'ldl?1Ilf Jeannette Park ............... .... l fin'-l'1'4'.vidv11t Marian Barry .......... ....... Y il'Ul'l.V1l7't'I' Catherine -Zielaskowski . . . i .,.... St'l'7'l'flIl'-X' Virginia Card ......,... .. . Yvll Lvadvr Frances Park .,...... ....... 1 idifor' Miss Van Grows ................... ..,. A d'Z'i.TlH' 619. QE. Qiluh Orrlcnns Merritt Mcliccl .. ........................ Prvsidmt Bill Stone ....... ............ . S'ur1'0tary-Treasurer Leo James .. .... Sergr'm1f-at-Arms Mr King .. ' ............ Adz+i.mr zmsxm ai i' l .rg--nmsnunlas---ye Qrcbestra J. A. FINLEY, Conductor. - Violins-NY. Brown, j. Busch, M. Callaway, G. Charrierc, M. Confer, R.'Coch- ran, IJ. Fonts, B. Kircheni, A. Martinjak, S. Lacy, C. Larsen, xkrlll. Meissner E. Smith, R. Sidor, V. Swick, H. Ruud, L. Kellandg Clarinets--'l'. Cochran, ,I Howland, M. McAnulty, V. Meier, VV. Nisbet, S. Stevens, H. Smith, R. lNelili. Saxophones-M. Clarke, VX'm. Murphy, Comets--lNm. Cochran, E. Murphy, F Trout, H. Goetzg Cello-L. ,luddg Bass--R. Meadorg Banjo-J. Butler. ' Manta VVAIJER L. FERRIS, Conduffmc Flute and Piccolo-NVm. Baldwin, Clarinets-M. McAnulty, A. Morris, R 'VVebb, J. Howland, S. Stevens, T. Cochran, H. Smith, Saxophones-E. Smith, VV Ruconich, K. Foley, NNm. Murphy, M. Clarke, L. Cook, R. Butler, Trumpets-A VVelk,fVVm. Krassig, VV. Cochran. F. Trout, E. Murphy, VV. Knickrehm, M. Parker Horns-E. Johnson, H. Benoit, I. jones, L. Smith, Trombones-H. McAnulty J Zallar, B. Clark, Baritones--R. Hedlund, VV. Krueger, Drums-J. Lyons, XV. Mel Keel, R. Cochran, Basses-R. Meador, E. Cox. Page Twerzfy-rriglzt Zriiifh if WM-flat? I 1 .gf-HESDERIAN--7 ,. ,....,, ,, , S Eirls' league Gfficcrs Maps' Klub Virginia Card ...... ......... P rvsidvnf .... .... R obert Butler Marian Moore ...... .... I five-Pre.vidc'ut .... .... E rich Dietrich Iirnestine Anderson .. ....... SCl'7'l'fll7'j' I, 1 t K. T Margaret Zallar . . . .... 'l'r1'a.vurc'ri ' ' ' ' XO ,er me' Mrs. Renshaw .... .... 1 4d-Pixar .... .... K Ir. Christenzscn Svelerteh Else Qlluhs I. A. F1N1.m', Conduffor 5 sffwwiilki fy--um SDEHIANW-7' Stuhent Baby iBIap:: QEaptain Zlpplejackn CAST J'1lllbI'l?.Yl' .-lpfvlvjulzn . ....... ..... N Yilliam Meissner Poppy Faire ...,.. ...... N orma Pickles Ivan Borolslei ....... Albert Morris Mr. Pcngunrd .... ........... I ack Sholme Mm: Pt'Iflg1NlI'd .... ...... N 'largaret Swanson Madame Valcska .... Maureen Sehoenborn Agatha lVllil'f'07J'lbt' ......... Harriet Herd Luxlz ............. ..... L inwood Latourelte Jolzuniv .lrlson ............................ Tom Denny Polirrnzan ........................... VVilliam Murphy Illaid ................................ Jannie De Shors Piralvx ..... Cecil Petit, Edward Sajovic, Serge Parker Convlzm: Miss Anderson, Miss VVylie Pggf 'I'lzi1'fy Zriiifi WMM-fd? :Q--umsnnlfzlnu-A-ii.. Iiaesperian Benefit , HVERDANT VUD VIL fPI'0SCl'1fCd by the F1fC'Sll'l4MI7'l- Classj Cast: Kathryn Tipton, Louise Farnsworth, Ellen Leckband, lclelene Moehnke, VVilda Brown, Jimmie King, Peggy Talmage. Arthur boegabe, Victor De Macon, Idris Priebe, Mary Mulvey, Marian Sievers, Carmen Gueffroy, Elaine Priester, DoylefJMulligan, Uttoy Moser, Daniel Talmage, Howard Botemiller, Ed Nuttall,iGordon Jolly, Jahe De'KShors, La Verne Millard, Arnold yVelk, John Busch, LZIVC1'f1CIC1'ZLWli01'Cl, lris Franzen. Alfred Boston, Billy Krassig, Raymond Meador, Robert King, Jimmie Howland, Roger Crawford. ' 1 Coaches: Mrs. Richmond, Mr. Cash. THE GHOST STORY -Cliooflz TCIl kIiJI'gI'01lJ fPreseizfed by thc Sofilzomorc Classj Cast: Gladys Hubbard, XVilliam Murphy, Ruby NfVaddell, Jeanne Hankins, Gwen Tainer, Elna Wfyland, Elden Palmer, Roy Sidor, Ben Clark, Cecil Petit. A 3 ' Coaches: Mr. Wilson, Mr. Christensen. 3' SUBMERGEDH-fC0Itma11 and Slzatvj fPl'6'S01ZfC'd by the Senior Clrzxsj Cast: Wfilliam Meissner, Harold Cohen, Albert Morris, Vernon 'Webb, Joe Zallar, Frederick Spfess. Coach: Miss Anderson. HPROF. EINSTEINS TRANSFORMER fPrc'smifm1 by the Junior Claxsj Cast: Robert Austin, Jack Shobe, Jeannette Park, Albert Polajnar, Anna Vos, Merle Yandle, Laura Brenner, XYatslow Mitchell, Adam Laurs, Hilda Dugan, Margaret Callaway, Ellen Duffy, W'aldo Nisbet, Mace Morford, Robert Butler. Belden Alldredge, Don Deming, Robert Cochran. Howard McAnultv, Robert Mulvev, Harold Hartke. Frances Park, Lawrence Phillips, Don Egr. Elizabeth Ross, Sarella VVill, Betty Bretscher, Richard Amrine, Ralph May. ' Coach: Mr. Goodman. A Seninr 1Blap::: ?IlZbe Qlall nf the Zgansbeen CAST Clem Durward Mrs. Grimes .. Dr. Markowitz .. Dr. Laffy ..... Joan lifaltmnr . Yum ........ I om ........ Sheriff ....... li'alff'r Payne Blanrhe ..... Hilda ....... Tibby .... 2 . . . Linda Pf'rki11.v 5351.6 .. . . . . . . .. .. ...Virginia Spangler Hansel Orlven .... .... ........ ....W'illiam Meissner Peter Adair ..... . . . . . . .Vernon VVebb . . . . .Sydney Hannaford ... . . . . .Albert Morris . . . . . . .Harold Cohen . . . . .Miriam Henderson .........Claud Green .....VVilliam Belozer . . ...Frederick Spicss . . . . .Clifford Evans . . . . . .Pauline Nelson . . .Helen Marklund . . ...Patricia Jewell . . . .Frances Schultz Page .'1'1'.','-1111 mwrae ,ff-WHESDEHIAN--71. N. PICKLES XV. STONE M. SCI-IOENIIORN uhlit bpeaking The successful work of Oregon City High School in public speaking contests during the past few years has been continued this year. Maureen Schoenborn took first place in the District Interpretive Con- test, and second place in the State Interpretive Contest. Wilina Stone won second place in the District Extempore Contest. Norma Pickles placed second in the District Constitutional Oratorical Contest. , .S Qlllassi Behatz The Sophomores this year won the class debates and consequently the name of the Sophomore class will be engraved upon the trophy cup. The final contest was held between the Sophomores and the Seniors. It was an ex-tempore debate, which is an innovation in these contsts. The winning team was composed oft Harriet Jean Herd, Cecil Petit, and Vir- ginia Gerber. Page Thirty-two 5 Grziffflt-Jil? Zltbletics .eq-um SDERIAN---71, SIR. HUDSON MR. DUNCAN DIR. KING Basketball Bfzxvlvnll Football L Zltblstins The past year has been a very successful one for the Pioneer athletic teams. More boys have reported for the squads than in previous years, and the teams have won a high percentage of their games. ' The football team had the most successful season in the history of the school, winning all games played by large scores. The 91 to O defeat of VVest Linn, and the 59 to 0 victory over McMinnville on Thanksgiving Day, were the high lights of the season. Although several boys are grad- uating. the abundance of reserve material among the lower classes assures Uregon City High of a strong contender for championship honors next season. The basketball team was built almost entirely from new material this year. Although they defeated both VVest Linn and Milwaukie twice each, Molalla crowded them out of the county championship by close scores in two out of three games. Most of the basketball players will return next year. . 55.5 W'restling was dropped in the middle of the season after the winning of two contests and losing of one, because of lack of a practice room. The golf team has been unusually active this season and very gen- erally successful. At the present time the team is leading the Willamette Valley League. Our track team was strong in the field events but late spring rains rendered the field in such condition that the runners were given little chance to develop. lVe defeated Camas in a dual meet and won points both at the Vancouver relays and at the VVillamette valley meet at Salem. Oregon City track team took the most points at the county track meet at Milwaukie. defeating VVest Linn and Milwaukie. Baseball was this year under the direction of a new coach-Mr. Dun- can, who built a team mostly from the under classes. VVest Linn has been defeated in two games thus far this season. Besicles the regular interscholastic teams, the school was represented by freshman teams in football and basketball. and also a light weight team in football. These teams were uniformly successful and rendered a good service to the school by developing much reserve material for next year's teams. imcxiwwfiiflif -'X HESDEHIAN--7 Zltbletic Becnrh FOOTBALL Pioneers . . . . . .26 Gresham . . . . . . . . 0 Pioneers . . . . . .20 Hood River . . . . . . 0 Pioneers . . . . . .20 Lebanon . . . . . . 6 Pioneers . . .14 Silverton . . . . . . 0 Pioneers . . . .. .56 Milwaukie . . . . . . . 6 Pioneers . . . . . .91 VVest Linn . . . . . . . 0 Pioneers . . . . . .47 Newberg . . . . . . . . 6 Pioneers . . . ..... 59 McMinnville . . . . . . 0 BASKETBALL Pioneers . . .23 Franklin . . . . . . . .30 Pioneers . . .28 Molalla . . . . . . .21 Pioneers . . .25 Salem . . . . . . . .48 Pioneers . . . . . .24 Milwaukie . . . . . . .18 Pioneers . . . ..... 22 Molalla ....... .... . 24 Pioneers . . . ..... 28 West, Linn ....... . . . .24 Pioneers . . . . . .15 Corvallis ...... . . . . . . . .17 Pioneers . . . . . .31 VVillamette Frosh . . . . . . .24 Pioneers . . . . .31 VV'est Linn ...... . . . . .23 Pioneers . . . . . .29 Milwaukie .... . . . . .23 Pioneers . . . . .45 Colton ..... . . . . .28 Pioneers . . . . . .41 Estacada . . . . . . . .40 Pioneers . . . . . .23 Molalla ..... . . . . .24 Pioneers . . . . . .25 Benson ....... . . . . .34 Pioneers . . . . . .21 Columbia High . . . . . .14 Pioneers . . . . . .29 Lincoln ......... . . . . .26 Pioneers . . . . . .21 Franklin ..... . . . . .24 Pioneers .... . . .12 Lincoln .... .... . 20 Pioneers .... . . .23 Chemawa . . . . . . . .21 GOLF Pioneers . . .11 Silverton . . . . . . 7 Pioneers . . . . . .11 XVest Linn . . . . . . . 7 Pioneers . . . . . . 8 Salem .... . . . . . . 6 Pioneers . . . . . .18 Woodliurn . . . . . . . 0 Pioneers . . . . . . 17 Woodbtirii . . . . . 1 Pioneers . . . . . .11 Albany . . . . . 7 Pioneers . . . . . . 6 Corvallis . . . . . . . . 6 Pioneers . . . .... 62 Salem . . . . . . . lly-4 Pioneers .... 8M Corvallis . . . .... 3M Q TRACK Oregon City .......... 53M Camas .............. 45M Oregon City ............ 59 Newberg ........... 43-173 Oregon City . . .59 Milwaukie . .402 West Linn . .22M Oregon City ............ 96 Silverton .............. 25 Paw 'l'lziriy-four 574: 353344 X E DEIII r 5 Jfnuthall D. Deming A. Laurs A. Kirk NV. Ruconich B. Morris E. Cornwell XV. Mitchell M. McKee1 E. Cox XV. Stone L. Myers C. Bancke H. Klemsen C. Green L. Beard H. Sturges J. Lyons Qiweiiiyi ! . . E P . P E A .:3---um snlanm -- -71 W Easkethall I. Lyons H. Sturges C. Bzmcke A. Laurs L. Yaudle B. Belozer K. Deming VV, Mitchell L. Hopp XV. Ruconich iifiifxfa www fi O .,i'T 'lll3J SDE!! IA '7 ... E S a any Zgasketball Exam Bob Carcl, Stunlcy Hyclv, Lynn fllclicel, Howzlrcl KlClllSCll, Merle Yxuullc, llillie llearcl. Jfresbman igaskzthall Uieam Bark Rau'-f-Doyle Mulligan, XVilliam Murphy, Norman Stone, Gene Harris. Front Row-Ronnlcl Anderson, Herman Grinflclund, Coach Duncan, Charles Howell, Stanley Sajovic. Page Tl1i1'ty-sc'z'0n +1-Q--HESDERIA , . M, . Y. J, .4 . Y... -4 V.: . Q. 2 Z M 5 at fx x X a .n.,..... 4 .A R mrfmiclx Hartke Kirchcm Hupp Lnurs Hiukle Hopp XViley I aqf' llzifffy-vaiglzt Baseball Team G. Green A li. Belozer L. Yandle jznnc-s XVm. Stone R. Beckman VV. Knickrehm I. Lyons H. Steiner H. Klemseu H. Sturges E. Gerber A. llruhl O. Moser R. King A. Guenther VV. Mitchell E. Zak L. Yzmdle 555.6 4? Wfi-fd? Q-..--n Qhhzrtising gf--umsnmnlnu---fi ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll lil ll In llll lil llh Ml Ill ll Ill ll Ml ll Weire For .... Your High Sohool iYour Faculty Your Students And All Your Activities. MENS wmu , 618 Main Street Formerly Oregon City Woolen Mills Store ,P un an un ll an an ur as un un 3. A Tqgur IN me BASKET as WORTH TWO IN THE BRooK V i'SE.l-f f 'N THE ' We Carry Everything BASKET Wm-1 The Fisherman neecls to Q land the big-ones, from a FISHING ' fishing license down to the smallest hook. A Full line of Sporting Goods fig 'Z of all kinds. f ff Jones Drug Co. N. ig h- I l 'flllliillllm' - ,-gg--...ull!?5g:TggwWs!!::1IIfI2Z... '1rilllllllg- llgaig--.. l ' l i'lr.F llIlili:.: 4 Q ...qwunurzunlllulll ,...,, B rmmlulliv-mrmmmnummfmu..lilli5f -Ava. i' ' 'flQmlllllllllllllllllllllllllmunlluinlr ' 'lin U ' Y eff' kwa vc' Grglbgxb-' Q I .0 vw KT 1 IACKLE Y A L of . ' an A 'X f '27 i ' .7 71 .3 ' W- :ll f fp: ' 521. 5 - 'L va-:Ez f 4 greg' Q X l ff , e J 'lluufp nunn a..l:lIulumg ........, ' 'u. 'l,-Mm 'llllimx-nuul ' 'Ill' ,Q -fr .. 4. qllllllhl' mm' ul I 1' ll 5--1-Q-E-11121 SDEilllANi -L Ill ll Ill ll Ill Il Ill Ill Ill ml Ill llll Ill What 25 your Goal? Cam you see if cleawf? This office has helped over 24,000 patients to see more clearly, think more clearly, and actvrnore intelligently because we relieved their EYE- STRAIN. DR. FREEZE Eye Specialist AT THE GFFICE OF PERSONAL SERVICE a- - - -- -1- TOT BEN loo FOR THE RESET THERE is IN PRINTING Oregon City Printing Company PRINTING Phone 668-J Butler Bldg., Eighth St. Oregon City, Oregon 4, u nu nu cis 3J SllElllAN'i-1-i., + IK ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll NUI ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll Ill ll Ill Ill! 1 + . COIVIPLIIVIENTS OF Bank of Oregon City Oldest Bank in Clackamas County OUN 8 1 Y BARS 0 R UNITE ST S N TON L G OU OT' BANK 'K' 'I' THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF OREGON CITY I I I I 'I- IIE SDEIllAN 'j Iii Ill ll ll ll ll ll ll Il ll ll ll ll ll ll I1 ll Il ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll + Office Phone 273 Residence 634-W HARRY GREAVES' Real Estate All Kinds of Insurance 203-204 Masonic Bldg. On:-gon Clity, Oregon of nn nn an un nn nu an n an an an an nu nu nu nu un H Of' 'I' A-I -- -- -- -- -' -' 4' I904 1931 C. W. FREDERICH 81 SON HARDWARE FURNITURE The recollection of quality remains long after the price has been forgotten. -E. C. Simmons 1 Phone 377 A wRes. 337-R ' ' A. C. HOWLAND ' Real Estate - Loans - Insurance Bonds 5 . 620 Main St. Oregon City, Oregon nf. im mi nn an nu nu II In -1. .I nu m nu ll nn nn u nn nn nu ln ll nu A!! HARDINC DRUG COMPANY f Prescription Druggists Choice perfumes Toilet articles Stationery Rubber goods Billfolds Films A. D. S. Purola and Mc. Sz R. Remedies 'I' ll I Ill ll ll ll Ill ll - All Nl fill ll ll ll ll ll Ill KI ll I + gr--E-HE snmnlnu---7-1, + ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll Fl ll 4,0 AFTER GRADUATION . . WHAT THEN? Our Tip to you is keep up appearances. The quickest way to success 'is to look successful. Use Our Budget Plan Whenever I You Wish. ,wgsiaisgsfze115255. .U ii .l1 a.iiii3fif i2if21' 552111114s:si5iES5:s:::1..:? If. 'E3E5' 25252525 if , Good Suits for ' mm: x I Graduation . S 'so Joe Swartz 4, I I 64 Main Street Orego C ty COMPLIMENTS OF OREGON CITY MEAT CO., Inc. STANDARD MARKET OREGON CITY CASH MARKET Phone 834 Phone 75 Ill an n qi. Buster Brown Shoe Store G. H. NICKLES I 'i lIESDElllAN , The Best in Drug Store GOOds--- The Best in Drug Store Servicef HUNTLEY . DRAPERDDRUCCC. , me mm I ll nic an ll un u un nu nu nu nu ll nn .I , gr A AN APPRECIATION OF YO-UR PAST PATRONAGE AND A HOPE FOR THE CONTINUATION IN THE FUTURE GOLDSMITHAS Q ... ... ... ... .,. .. .. ... .... .... .. .. .a his 4- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- ll -- -- -- -- A -- wii- J. O. PENNEY CO. 3 612-614 Main St., I 'f Oiiegon City H A DEPENDABLE STORE A WITH DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE AT PRICES THAT INSURE SAVINGS - un nn un ll ll ll nn ll un nn nu ll un nu nn nu :ul ll' ' ll nn-Wifndnhiud-u -i- .31- llE SDE!! IAN-ii'-'-Zi SUMMERTIME Frocks - Coats - Shoes AT LOWER PRICES! PRICEBROS. DEPARTMENT STORE Seventh and Main Streets ' E. H. COOPER M. R. COOPER Compliments of E. H. COOPER 81 SON GENERAL INSURANCE Bank of Oregon City Bldg. Phone 366 ll ll ll ll ll ll ll llill ll ll ll I ll pl ll UI Ili ll' ll ll ll lil ll ll ll gg HOGG BROS. Clackamas County's Largest Furniture Dealmrs Stores at Orego-n City and Tillamook OREGON CITY, OREGON ll ll ll ll ll ll Ill ll ll ll I I dl' COMPLIMENTS OF STURGES CONFECTIONERY ' ' 1017 7th st. Delicious Sunfreze Ice Cream Stop in and look over our list of Fancy Ice Cream Creations n -ll,1lQ ll in ll ll' un un u nu an n if--illlnstvllilllxxui--z,i + Ill Ill ll Ill ll II ll ll ll ll IU ll ll UI III ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll + JUSTIN se MONTGOMERY HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER Bc MARX CLOTHES FLORSHEIIVI SHOES p STETSON and MALLORY HATS VASSAR UNDERWEAR A IDE SHIRTS WILSON BROS. HOISIERY OSH-KOSH OVERALLS We offer the best there is in men's apparel for less. See us for your next outfit. 4 H . H .. M .. M .. n .. . M .. Q REMEMBER ----- for FLOWERS ' Flower Shop Greenhouse Opposite Courthouse Parkplace 4, nu un nu nu an un nu nn ,nn ll ll un nn ll of 4. .... .... .... ... .... .. ... .. ... .. .. .. .. .1- CLEANING PRESSING WARDROBE CLEANERS Foot of Elevator 219 Seventh SL REPAIRING DYEING i uEsl1EnlAm---i-Zi F!! ld ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll III ll ll ll ll---ll Ill Ill ll SIU ' Wllll-V7llll'Tlll !. co rm nmw or CRO ZLLAM TE PA ER COMP NY WEST LIN N, OREGGN I I ll ll ll VISIT SIMON'S FUR SMART CLOTHES- Compliments of W. M. STUNE ATTORNEY AT LAW A d B ld g O g Cty O g Ill Y lfs T35- ' lIE SDEl3llAN 7 . SCHUEBEL 81 BEATTIE ATTORNEYS AT LAW Ph 28 Bank of Oregon City Bldg OREGON CITY, OREGON un ll an ll un an n 1... Compliments of THE DEPOT BARBER SI BEAUTY SHOP We try to do the impossible- PLEASE EVERYONE! Foot of the Elevator Fred Krueger W. M. MULVEY ATTORNEY AT LAW Hogg Building Phone 55 COMPLIMENTS OF MQANULTY Sz BARRY 4. ur lu ll' 'fl X lmsnnnmu All Doctors' ..... Prescriptions are filled here with the greatest degree of care and with the finest ingredients obtainable. - Our Prescription Department is still the most important department in our pharmacy. ' Each prescription is carefully rechecked before it is delivered to to the customer. Bring your prescription here-where you are assured of unfailingi ac- curacy, highest quality ingredients, and prompt and efficient service. I PERRY'S PHARMACY 7th and Monroe Sts. Oregon City, Oregon. ll ll I ll ll ll Compliments of THE C.. C. STORE Oregon City's Progressive Store DRY GOODS, CL-OTHING AND NOTION S Main and Tenth Streets Oregon City, Oregon WILLIAM HAMMOND ATTORNEY AT LAW Bank of Oregon City Building OREGON CITY, OREGON 4' 'V is ll an u II nu n u u ll nu Il Qu Oregon City Lumber Co. Q A Complete Line of Building Materials Molalla Newberg Oregon City Q. .., .. .. ... .. .. ,.. .. .. .. ll .. .. .. .- .. . 4. nu. me u an nn nn nu nn Y nu 3J SDE!! IAN?-'-jg Your . . . Past Patronage Appreciated Your . . . A Future Patronage Solicited ZGW Discount to All Students and Graduates Calvert's Studio Phone 278-W 1' + ll ll ll Ill ll ll Ull Ill ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll ll JOSEPH E. HEDCES LAWYER Bank of Commerce Bldg. Oregon City, Oregon + ll I ll ll ll Ill IU llll ll I UI ll UI ll + + ll ll Il ll ll ill ll 4. Compliments of lW1C.ANULTY7S GROCERY FANCY GROCERIES Phone .391 1 C 'I' 'I' lm sn ER IAN-----, ONE OF AMERICAS EXCEPTIONAL BUSINESS COLLEGES Why Go to KNORTHWESTERND, These Northwesterners will tell you . . they were among those young men and women who accepted permanent positions last WC6lCC1lf26f3OD. Why Does the Northwestern Attract Students of Such High Type Personal Attention-Individual Opportunity- Modern Courses-Higher Standards-Complete Equipment-Efficient Service to train, to inf spire, and to place upon graduation-a school fully accredited by the National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools. join them-at least, investigate. Telephone, write, or call for free book, Move Your Future Forward? No solicitors to share your tuition-to limit Northwestern facilities or service. Enrollment limited. Applications considered in order received. Day and Night School. NORTHWESTE N ufczool of Commercei CHAS. F. WALKER, President 341 SALMON STREET . . PORTLAND, OREGON si'-'IIE SDE!! IAN'- 7 Ill Ill ll Ill I lil I lk llll IIN Compliments of KRUE GER LUMBER YARD FOR THE BEST THERE IS IN LUMBER Oregon City, Oregon FARR BROS. FANCY MEATS AND POULTRY, BUTTER AND EGGS, FLOIUR AND FEED, SEED AND SHRUBBERY. -TELEPHONES- Meat Dept. 68 Feed Dept. 128-W Corner of Seventh and Monroe Sts. For Many Successive Years . . . The printing and binding of the Hesperian has been entrusted to the Oregon City Enterprise. But this is only natural- as this moclern plant is one of the best equipped printing shops in the Northwest, featuring quality Work. QREGON CITY ENTERPRISE PRINTERS - BOOK BINDERS - RULERS Enterpzise Building I Oregon City, Oregon. .1---um snnnlns-M-4 THE ETERNAL FITNESS OF THINGS There is nothing that so determines the man or woman of good taste as a correct display of jewelry. Let us help with your selection. q WW -EWLH16 REGUN UHWYLMS ll ll ll I ll ll ll ll ll ll ll School Board Message No one can give you an education. The public may provide for your an exquisite edu- cational plant fitted out with the latest and finest equipment and manned hy the ablest teachers in the countrygbut unless you your- self work with determination to acquire knowl- edge, all these admirable facilities are of no avail. ln the last analysis you must earn your education for yourself. ..gi 'll DEHIA '7'5.. ' Mt. Hood from Camp Creek Meadows l'c'tvr'.varL-.Svlzoaz ,E?lfH'll'Z'i71-U Co. 1f1lfj1'Il'I'L'l'S for H1116 P1c.vpcrmn uEsnEnlAui-L., i 1 i i P E r W Lg ,+. M. 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