Robert A Long High School - Lumberjack Yearbook (Longview, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 94 of the 1948 volume:

7W6; raw W , MM W mm, X ,. , X9, ,yxAZ; . ' at: 29 , ' ' thsm ....A...-..-.y-WT- v- ., Unmn.g.'-.- .. 4..u.-...v-...LV...V...ux u-- -'I.u verHi- F 1Iln'uglv--U-1 . 'M-Wwwww9 9 wm- vbm,m . Mmemw M .... . .. - - ...,.... . - ....,.-...,..-....--.--....-......---.-...-.--.--..-.........-....------..;-xrr' a 9z gurx. x Nb: '9 - 1-9 -vi, JM$ THE 13W I ' Cd ' l 'l .s -.o c' f4 - le- x 1 .x..' .1. ;, . .Cv. y0tix - . ! ,-.vg x .. .53 x v - - . I .. .,xna.1 , ox'. IxQQSMEIr l ' t - I U'n Vnon . ;.. tug! ; I40 lA .N .5 - B x-.., 5'- VL;I. H. ; '.x.3- '.nx0. e C 1 5! :' ,;5.Ltya IN Osx ' u . aL-0n xx'k'. l KK ' s. 1923-1948 .. ',.,.,,......o.-.-vv m ;, u. -- v-IIIVI auu-u-.Inl'lv ,1.. WMWMWW ,-, vw '7 7!: W5 mm Um 1111- 1K likv mmc L'ht lek' th:1t 1k xlnuh HH- in: uith thv xtl'mm Hf nur Mum. .h thc HJIIk'h cru-p xurrlx upxmnl thy lnmlmArks of thv pm! :lrc nm- lyx um sulnnu'gL-d. Hut tlu-n' slmH :llunu 1w mvmnrx tn lift in hum! :1lmx'c thc tidc until thc lake is mvrflmx'inz. -AI.FXANDER BMON .M-. .0'. O . 0. . .11., at. .4. . m3 4, j - .m, S1 14k, flu . . , 1 A. . 1:1Ail, fa ......-- .; WD' SCOTT MILLIGAN CHARLES A. THOMPSON Assistant Superintendent of Schools Vice-Principal .' 1 Principal Reed cmmn m This theme of Twenty-hve Years of Progress gives us a chance to realize how much our school has for which we can be thankful. These pages record a variety of activities that was unheard of when the school system began. Instead of mak- ing us self-satisfied it will be, I am sure, a Challenge to build even better things as time marches on. E. J. McNAMARA E. J. MCNAMARA Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION: Corrinne Miles. C. C. Hallin, W. Q. Reiniger, M. J. XVintlus, E. ,. McNamara, K. H. Larkin, F. H. Brown. M l I S 81 t II C! t h up In ? d 1 h t 6 '7 - .----.,..' Principal Rvml cnnfcrs with :1 stmlcnt while his secretary Mrs. Yright, and nfficc girl, Iris McDonald, busy themselves with typewriter and telephone. ABOVE ABOVE Scutul Mrs; Ellis and MI Knutts Yucutimlal Hircctnr liricksnn, Mr. Hal'dim and Kfrs. Burris Standing Mrs. Miles, Scrrvtam Hf tho Buard 0f Educatiun HICLOXV BELOXV Sulm'intrmlcnt Mszlmum :1an 111k secretary, Mrs. Hrislztwn Nurse Mchml, Doctm' Smith, a student, anti 311's. Lease um : I! w.44... ---..gwu-uu.aq -nuM---...'..-.g;g.:-;;-g-.4.4-aa-u--.-- a-----n...- Mwhl AXHH-rt ,Hxh Aim Amh-rstm Library Iiscnlcnc Amhwsnn thnil Selling :mnl IIiRtnFy Hullis Beasley English and IIistux'y Irene Belknzlp English Jean Bell History Helen Brekke 1 01'cig11 Language Dora B lltler Commercial Roy Brysou Blusic Mix 116 Cnrlsnn 1 xiwmc laconumlcs Runitn Christal P. 1C. and Health RMnert Cox llistm'y Muriel Vrmm'in Unmncrcinl Chzlrlss Dzu'is Building Trades 1' i110 Dk'itrick llix'tun . L Mm WW Vm'itli'M' Haer Mlkr a Ayricnlhm Rayvzlw' ! ! Si 11:: Ketmth Hwy: n' Y. 15. mm 11.1 Fred Harvh' Uuidanu ?r- AMIK Hakh FUYCIQH I Earl Utah! Machine Sh' h'mk H .v. L'mmW 1 K.:1' h Ihxtw P. H. mm! HLILIIII me Ihxmltlh linglixh ,1 . l IHMUKV vac1' Drake Suit 'c: :lwl M:ltlu-mgtiu Juhn lirickxum Ynczltimml Snpwxivn' Mun 170.1stormnvhcr A l't IrVin Hattikcr Music Hal'nhl Uilkcy Agriculture Raymund Vortml Science Al'rcrl frccnc Auto Trades Kcnnsth Hummcr Ii E. and lIiatury Fred IIzmlin Guidance Directur Ahlis Hutch Fm'eign Language AwNmmgNazx . x NbAv Earl Hcard Machine Shop ernfj Hmlwnlkcr U nnmcrcial len Jacobs 5ciL-ncc 0.7.3-; -.;-Lu..---........- -gva Wamh- Junm P. Ii. 11ml Hixtun Margaret Knhlmcier English Everett Kuth lethcnmticx Rusemary Leadnn English Vi11iam Nichulsnn Science Emmy Piper Mathematics Alice Ramsm Hume Ecmmmic; Charles Sayler Research Director Dorothy Smmemann History Carl Stahlherg Industrial Arts Falvin Stm'ey Music Jessie Virtue Mathematics Huruthy xvaUttUH English Lucille Yungen P. E. and Health I Ray Karwiwt Meeting :Ihullt School. IHClUdL'd 1n presidents of GirL' :xlr majority rcprcwntnn With cHicicnt R One of thc fim dm an additional 1M ! Also, a Cummim list of school rcgulnm The prceidcntx Ican Lawrence, hietn SI'L'DENT FOI'XFII. H Row Z-Jacnhs. Lnk. 4 Morrison. Fnttrm. Srhnn m Taylor, DePriest. Lula A ! .. .... -...-t,...-w.--u......-...n..---.....'......; -;.waan--L-- Ray Karimfski Robert Hadley Marilyn melcr Jam Lawrence Kiccting zihnut cvui'i' two wucks, the Student Council zlcts :15 the Icgislntiw dcpnrtmcnt of R. A. Long High Schmil. Included in its mcmhcrship arc thc faculty advism', mzmzigcr, and treasurer; the A. S. B. oHiccrs; the presidents of Girls, zmd Boys, Clubs; the president of Board of Control; the presidents of each class; and the majority mpmscntntivcs from czlch ndvismy group in the hiin school. XVith cfhcicnt Ray Knmufski :13 president, the Studcnt Council has rcalizul mzmy past ambitions this year. Our uf the first decisions the Council mndc was to appropriate $7,000 for new bleachers With seating space for an additional 1,000 spectators at the football games. A150, :1 committee to control the pruhlcm of smoking was appointed. Two new rules were added to the Eist of school regulations with the approval of thc rcpresmtntivc body. The prcsidcntk assisting officers were Robert Hadley, vicc-prcsidcnt; Marilyn Fowler, secretary; and Juan Lawrence, historian. STUDENT FOI'NCIL MEMBERS: Rnw liAndersun, Sackmzm, D. Holmcs. Hu'x't, Davies, Kaim, Bell. hh'eatherhy, Thompson, Stears. Rmv ZiJHCHhS, Lytlc. VYimtten. Waite. Mnnick, Clelaml. Edal. Houf', Burkm, Rnhei'smi, Rnw tiiirtii'ief, Bellv Fahlsti'nmJ Simpson, Miller, Morrison. Cnttmi. Svhumachcr, Luther. Fowler, Hmlrick. Row 47$1ular, Mnri'is. Stewart. Byers, B. Holmes, Adams, Talley, Hadley, Ruth, Taylui', IMPrit-st, Liila. u...-u.i-.ny:vgl.u ,; ,,,..,,,,,, gg wt? t! M Row l-Miller, Burkes, Wilson, Hart, W'ixme, Saylor, Grief, Reynolds, Kroll, Laulainen, XVatson, Berg, Peterson, Brock, Tuohinu. Row Z-Van Deren, Zimmerman, Jacobs, Prestis, Roberson, Wolters, Olson. Rasmussen, Jarmam Saueressig,$auters, Patching,Rose,Aamodt. Row S-e-Stephenson, Easley, Stevenson, Burchett, Wilson, Nordquist, VVeatherhy, Sehacherer, Hamhlin, Zinn, St. Onge, Hog'e, Richardson, De Vries, Lawrence, Fowler. Row 4eAshland, Strom, Larson, D. Cedergreu, Barnes. Balch, Riney. R. Cetlergren, Clark, Flaypmll, Call. Hazelquist, Yokely, DeKalh, Hallin, Kekke, Carlson. Row SeTaylor, Ruth, Stewart, Hadley, Talley, Selberg. Under the leadership of its officerseCharles Ruth, president; Jack McBride, Vice president; Joyce Ro- berson, secretary; and Phyllis Laulainen, work supervisorethe R. A. Long Board of Control has sincerely tried to enforce the associated student body laws during the year 1947-1948. The 68 members of the organization were Chosen from the rzmks of the previous members plus those I students whom the president and advisor, IWr. Raymond Gorton, felt Would be reliable and competent. Many new policies were Started this year. Among these were the swearing in of offenders and the pa- trolling of assemblies. A file was kept on all offenders who came up before the Court. Unlike other years, the jury wasn,t changed for each meeting, but remained the same for the year. Chuck Ruth Jack McBride Joyce Roberson Phyllis Laulaineu . i w Aamudt. U thahlsnn, DrKalh, . H0: R0- mrth , ; ' 1c 111m: Juan Puunxvl, Izmnxmunz ViHium chlrickx, uzmlmlvr 151v Kzlxzmunuh, Mix unmgw numzmm' A. I.. Vilvm. lzmmlmnmn VAFTC'IW'ZIHA: Mn MIMI th. .xlrx. lR-url Hznix Mn. Him Rich- ;mlwn. er. Hmmr waw. MIN. Xlululr Ln'thzmt, Miw XIm'ivl Stvin Sh Wu Vntsnn, hczul cnstmlizm; DcmuQ Rood, furnace man Vi11 Prmwlt. gym Custodian Travis Ristcr. night watchman ,IANITRICSSICS: Miss Ruth Hrcicr, Mrs. Lucy Vrump. Mrs. lm- Imlu. Mrs; liwlyn Stcx'cnsz Mrs. Edna Mmu'c o , ?.Q o, 3; ;..r. --.;aaa-a----.. . V ...- -,.;..4.--:4 -.-.--......----..5. -...;- Sitting-Joyce Roberson, EVOURC Wait, Velma Johnson, Don Bell, Bo'i Clayton, Janet Murrison. StandingeRay Overbye, Bob Miller, David Adams, Jerry Jacobs, Jim Failstrom, Dick VVilUni'n. Climaxing four years of constant endeavor, the Senior Class of 1948 is a group never to be forgotten. The year 1944- was the beginning of their high school careers with the prominent color of green taking the limelight. Ray Karnofski, as president, got the class off to a big start. Under the guiding hands of Billce VVinne, the new sophomore class presented an outstanding assembly and dance. Then came the memorable 'unior 'ear with the unfor ettable unior Prom. With iiPlantation Promen- J 3 g ade,, as their theme, the class produced a prom of glorious success. President for the year was Darold Talley. As mighty seniors, the class of ii48i, were showing their all-around skills in scholarships, Clubs, dances, dramatics, and athletics. They produced an unbeaten, untied football team, an outstanding senior play, a splen- did dance, and several scholarships. With the fine leadership of Miss Dorothy Sonnemann, advisor; Don Bell, president; Bob Clayton, vice president; Velma Johnson, secretary; Dick VVilburn, treasurer; and Ray Overhyc, yell king, the class came forth with flying colors. e h ' N v . u 4 ' The Senior Class has reached its goal and leaves a record to which we may turn With pride in the years to come. Bessie. MI AAMODT.ELAINE Historian 4: Honor Dagger 3-4; Girl IA Chh $k AW5$1 duction 4: Office 1 ABSHER.DORIS Pep Club 3-4; Trca Girls Chili fahinet i ADwNS,DAYID ootball 3; B' h 1-2; Hi-Y 2; Tie : 2-3-4: Golf 4; Sun Control .1; Rife H ADAMSJOHN Student t l Tiack 1-2, ti: ' 7: ALEXANDER, mi;- V Glee Club 1.2.3.4i AN DERSON, UIB . rant, ' , Pl' Q ,Irllm helm I 1iuncil .d; 4, Lug Staff '4 ARKELL. BOB rans. ' . BAKKAIMJKirer Ohm?! a l.- , z tub: forgotten. 4 j; .41' zmn taking C. '71 ? I . 1' 5' 1117111qu Billtc W Pixmlinn Pmmen- ' ix- 111113.11 Talley. 0' 3'1, I '57:. gluba dams, , '5 1x . , rpm 3 1PM. a n 4 1,14 . :1 44' DI'IH EAL ?U- 4 th J 2'1. '- R'A 0mm II x r 'fa' . 4 .v ., ,1. u-i-L. ' . I ; 1H W J ,. 9H1 2.: U ; s; Adams. David Absher. Doris Arkell. Bob Binkiey. Marne $21 Boggie, Dale k; Bonham. Pam Bonner. Ruth ROW ONE AAMODT, ELAINE - Historian 4; Honor Society 2-3-4; Annual Staft 4; Masque and Dagger 3-4; Girl Letterman 2-3-4; Board of Control 3-4; Latin Club 3-4; All-School Play Production 3; Senior Play Pro- duction 4; Office 3; Quill and Scroll 4. ABSHER. DORIS Pep Club 3-4-; Treasurer 3, President 4, Girl Letterman 2-3-4; Girls Club Cabinet 4; Dean's Room 4. ADAMS, DAVID Football 3; Baseball 1: Basketball 1-3; Masque and Dagger 1-2; Hi-Y 2; Honor Society 2-3-4; RA. Crew 1-2-3; Tennis 2-3-4; Golf 4; Student Council 4; Latin Club 1-2; Board Of Control 3: Rife Club 2; Band 1. ADAMS, JOHN Studant Council 1-2; Football -2-3 Track 1-2; Hi-Y 2-3 4' ALEXANDER, LOIS Glee Huh 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 1-2. ANDERSON, GIB Trans. frrvm K6190 Junior High Schrml 2; F.F.A. 2-3-4; Senior Plzu 4; 1.0:: Staff 4. ' 1 1: Basketball 1-2-3-4; 4; Baseball 3- y Boys Club Cabinet 1-2, ROW TWO ARKICI.L. BOB Trans. frmn Olympia High Schxml, Ohnlma, XVashing'ton 4. BAKKALA. RICHARD Knight; uf the Axe 2-3: Track 2: Basketball 2-3; Football 3. BALL. BONNIE JO Retail Srlliug fluh 4. BALLUDE. I'ETF Trmlsferrwl from Atlantic High SCIIUUI. Atlantic, Inwa; Foot- 1,:lll 4; Hi-Y 4; Track 4. BARNES. LPRRAIXE 15160 441111 1; Quill 21ml Scroll 3-4; Latin 4.7311111 3-4: Board Hf Munro! 4: Log Staff 3-4; Rifle 1.11111 41 BHICBIC, AXXABEIJJC Trunxx frunl 3crrmia High Schtml 4; ; . Yice-Presilctt Retail Scllmg' 4; Andusoa.,Gib . Ba mes. Loraine Beebe, Annabeila Banode, Pete 81:39:, Car! . Buah. Venn ROW THREE BELL DON Swimming 2-3-4; Range Officer 3-4, Rifle Club 2-3-4; Hi-Y 2; Student Council 1-2-3-4; Football 2; Honor Society 2-3; Golf 2-3-4; Boys Club Cabinet 2; Latin Club 3-4; Delegate to Boys State 3; Senior Class President. BERCE, SHIRLEY Girl Letterman 2-3-4; Tri-Y 3-4; Board of Control 3-4; Deatfs Room 3; Girls Swimming 3; Life Saving 4. BINKLEY, MARNELL F.F.A. 1-2-3-4; Knights of Axe 2-3-4; Rifle Club 1-2. BIRKELAND, VIRGINIA Girl Letterman 2-3-4; Latin Club 1-2; Masque and Dagger 2; Hlonor Society 2-3; Library Club 4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Senior P ay. BLACK, SHELTON L. Trans. from Benson High School, Portland. Oregon 2; Presi- dent 4, Rifle Club 3-4; Wrestling 3-4; Knights of Axe 4; Track 4; Senior Play. BLAINE, CARL Wrestling Manager 2; Board of Control 1-2-3; Stage Crew 3-4; Rifle Club 1-2' Projection Crew 1-2. ROW FOUR Bone, Fred Butkki BOOGIE, DALE Trans. from Mountainview, California 4; Swimming 4; Presi- dent Air Jacks Flying Club 4. BONHAM ,PATTI Tri-Y 1-2-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Masque and Dagger 1-2; Trans. from Dunsmuir High School, California 4. BONNER, RUTH Orchestra 1 ; Music Meet 1. BOYEE, FRED Trans. from Union High School; Girard, Pennsylvania 3; Foot- :mH 4; Track 3-4; F.F.A. 3-4; F.F.A. Basketball 3; Basket- ua 4. BURCH. VERN Track 4; Wrestling 2-3-4. BURKES, IDA MAE Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Honor Society 1-2-3-4; Co-editor 4, Logr Staff 3-4: Radio Staff 3; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Girls Club Cabinet 3-4; Library Club 4; Secretary, Pen Club 4: Student Council 4,; Spanish Club 1-2; Senior Play Production 4; Board of Control 4. Bush. George 4 m3 - Christensen. Chaimers ; 3x . Cooper, Richard T. Davis, Batty Davis. Beverly Ann mm. , A- HMWW Mm .3 .. ROW ONE BUSH, GEORGE BUSH, REX ' Rinle Club 1-2; Basketball 2; Track 1-2; Spamsh Club 3-4. BUTLER, MARTHA . Glee Club 1-2; Letterman 2-3; Senior Play Production 4; Masque and Dagger 3-4; Y-Teens 2-3-4; Library Club 4; Sec- retary 3, Spanish Club 3-4; Music Meet 2. CADE, BOB Stage Crew 4; Spanish Club 2. CHATTERTON, MARY CHILD, VERDA Trans. from Baker High School, Baker, Oregon, 4; Retail Sell- ing Club 4. ROW TWO CHRISTENSEN, CHALMERS Glee Club 1; Hi-Y 1-2: Wrestling 2-3; President 4, Spanish Club 3-4. CHRISTIANSON, JOHN Track 1-2-3; Knights of Axe 3-4; Rifle Club 1; Wrestling 4. CHRISTIANSON, PHYLLIS Glee Club 1-3-4; Y-Teens 2-3-4; Senior Play Production; Girls Club Cabinet 4; Dean's Room 4; Latin Club 1-2; Log Staff 3-4; Music Meet 3. CLARK, DON Rifle Club 4. CLAYTON, BOB Band 1-2-3-4; Swimming 1-2-3-4; Track 3-4; Football 2; Sec- retary 3, Spanish Club 3-4: Latin Club 1; Senior Play 4; Pep Band 1-2-3-4; One-Act Plays 3; Masque and Dagger 3-4; Vice-President Class 4; Student Council 3; Orchestra 3. COLE, JEAN Esp Club 4; Girl Letterman 2-3-4; Y-Teens 2-3-4; Annual btaff 4; MaSQue and Dagger 3; Office 2-3. ROW THREE CONDON, CLAUDINE Mgsquq and Dagger 2; Latin Club 3; Trans. from Highland ngh School; Tlton, Washington 2. I Chtistianson. Phyliis Davis, Beverly Ann ' Chatterfom Mary 5 Clark, Don Den ! De'fcn DePriest. JoAnn DeVries. Blossom COOLEY, TED Band 1-2-3-4; Orchestra 3-4; Music Meet 1-3-4; Pep Band 1-2-3-4; Log Staff 3-4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Annual Stgm 3-4; Vice-President Class 2; Student Council 1-2-3; .Semor Play; Vice-President 3, Rifle Club 1-2-3-4; Honor Somety 2; Hi-Y 2; Basketball 2-4; Track 3-4. COOPER, RICHARD T. Trans. from San Diego, California 4: Football 4; Track 4; Flying Club 4. FOX, FLORENCE . Glee Club 2-3-4; Honor Society 2-3-4; Student Council 3: Qm'll and Scroll 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Music Meets 2-3-4; Girls Tym 3; All-School Play 3; Log Staff 3-4; Latin Club 1-2; Senmr Play Production 4. CRAWFORD, HELEN Trans. from Lincoln High School, Tacoma, XVashington 4; Y-Teens 4. DALLY, PAUL JOHN Masque and Dagger 1-2-3; Honor Society 3-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Rifle Club 1-2; All-School Play 1; Projection Crew 1; gogff Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Book ta 4. ROW FOUR DAVIS, BETTY DAVIS, BEVERLY ANN Retail Selling Club 4; Y-Teens 1: Board of Control 1. DAVIS, BEVERLY ANN Retail Selling Club 4; Senior Play Production 4. DENNY, DELTON Rifle Club 2. DePRIEST, JOANN Glee. Club 1-2-3-4: Masque and Dagger 3: Vice-Prcsido'lt 3: Cahmet 2-3. Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Girl Letterman 2-3: President 4, P613 Club 3-4; Girls Club Cabinet-i: Board of Control 1: Stu- dent Council 2-3-4; Music Mest 1-2-3-4; Honor Society 2-3: Annual Staff 2-3-4; Latin Club 1-2. DeYRIES, BLOSSOM bpamsh Club 1-2; One-Act Play 3; Board of Contml 4. mama DONAHL'E, BERNARD Football 2-3-4; Bash 1-2-3-4; Glee Huh 34;, DRL'RY, CHUCK Basketball 12: Bastian DUNDBOL'LD. JIM LCKLEY, BEVERLY Glee Club 1 ; Sturi'tv f hce-Eresident 3. I man --3: Honor 8 M 1-2-3; Pep Huf- T-:1 3 Efaff 3,4: Annual S'a': . '. Song Queen 4. EXAKS, JAMES I Glee Club l-Z-RTJ F - E . 2-3-4; FAA 4; i333..- MU-S. PHYLLIS Glrl Letterman ?.?.4 roduction 4; 64C; A ENQ- 6x Dally. Paul John . DeVries. Blossom 1-1-4: Pep Band. 34; AnnuaLSt'an wmlsxl 1-2-1; Senmr 1. llrvnur Sncicty 2: I 111-411 4; Track 4; H! 1 uunci13; 0111.11 11 1- 2-1-4: 11111ng 1..va 41ml: 1-2; 5mm Wu-hingtrm 4; HWL . v. x'pgmi-h 4.111111 , HCW ; 1'14'14'L1'UHL4; Book V ,1 M I'HH llnllwl 1' 32 .5 3;? Donahue. Bcrrurd Dundbould. Jim Fwd. Susan Giiner. Leo Had1ey, Bob Hamblin, Harriett Hamer,23etty June ROW ONE DONAIH'E, BERNARD Football 2-3-4; Basketball 1-2- 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2; Tennis 1- DRIVRY; CHUCK Basketball 12; Baseball 4; Track. DL'NUBOI'LD, JIM EFKIJLY. BEVERLY Glee Club 1 ; Student Council 1-3-4: Cabinet 4, Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Vice-Prrsidcnt 3, Library Club 2-3-4; Secretary 3; Girl Letter- man 2-3; Honor Society 3; Secretary 3; Masque and Dagger 1-2-3; P61! Club 3-4; All-Schonl Play 1; Senior Play 4; Log Staff 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Latin Club 12; Book Staff Editor 4; Song Queen 4. EVANS, JAMES L. Glee Fluh 1-2-3-4: Football 1-2-3-4; Track 2-3-4; Music Meet 2-3-4; F.A.A. 4; Basketball 4: Board of Control 1-2. EVANS, PHYLLIS Girl Lsttcrman 2-3-4; Annual Staff 4: Y-Teens 4; Senior Play Production 4; Office 3. 4; Swimming 1-2; Track , n- 2 ROW TWO PAULSTROM. JIM INmthnIl 2-3-4; Golf 2-3-4; Basketball Manager 3; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Hi-Y 4; Music Meet 3-4; Student Cmmcil 3-4; Honor Sucicty 2-3. FORD, SI'SAX Ulu- Huh 1; Latin 121111; 1-2: Masque and Dagger 3-4; Pep 111111; 4; Ucalfs Rrwm 4: Board of Camtrnl 4; Y-chns 1-2-3-4 FOXVIJCR. MARILYN 121m Hub 1; Humur Society 2-3-4; Stwlcnt Vuuncil 4; Latin 1111111 1-2; Buanl Hf Umtrnl 4; A1313. Scerctan 4; 1112158 Sec- X'Ctllfj 3: Quill 21ml Scroll 4. FRAYN,1HVK Trams, fl'um Hurficlrl High Schwl 3. FREEMAN. RI'BY Latin Club 1-2; Ultc Club 1-2. .2- 2- ,--.unu-.4.5.---.---......-.-.n.....-...-...:'-...-.1--..-....w...---.-...u..-...-.---. Eckley; Beverly Evans. Phyllis ii , A .15 E 3 4 r .3; . , - ,, , ' .25 Fryan. Dick Freeman; Thelma Hansen. Delores . Hanson. Marjoric , Hams, Joyce FREEMAN, THELMA Trans. from Vancouver, XVashington 3; Retail Selling Club 3. ROW THREE GILLMORE. LOIS Spanish Club 1-2; GILNET. LEO Football 2-3-4; Boy's Cluh Cabinet 4; President 1; Hi-Y. CREELEY, DALE GREIF, ALLEN Masque and Dagger 4; Glee Club 1-2-3; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Class officer 2-3; Football 1-2; Wrestling 1-2; Tennis 4; All-School Play 3-4; Spanish Club 3-4; Yell King 4; 0116: Act Play 4; Board of Control 4. CULLICKSON, AUDREY Trans. from Roosevelt High School, Portland, Oregon 2. CUTHRIE, XVILLARD L. Masque and Dagger 3-4; ViCe-President 1; Treasurer 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Honor Society 2-3-4; Manager 2, Track 2-4; Music Meet 2-3; All-School Play 2-3; Senior Play; Hi-Y 1-2; Secretary 3, Treasurer 3. Yice-President 4, Knights of Axe 2-3-4. ROW FOUR HADLEY, BOB Trans. from Grant High. Portland, Oregon 2; ViCe-Presitle'lt 3-4; Hi-Y 2-3-4; Football 2-3-4; Track 73-4; A.S.B. Vice- Presidcnt 3; Student Council 3; Spanish Club 2-3. HAMBLIN HARRIETT . Masque and Dagger 2-3; Girl Letterman 4; Annual Staft 4; President 4. Y-Teens 2-3-4: Spanish Club 1-2; Girl's Club Cabinet 4; Board of Control 4; Scnior Play Production 4. HAMMER, BETTY JUNE HANSEN, DELORES Y-Teens 1; HANSON, MARJORIE ' Trans frum Decaiah High Schuul. Dccaiah. Iowa 2. HARNS, JOYCE Glee 01111; 1-2-3-4; Music Meet 2-3-4; Girl Letterman 2-3; Y-Teens 1-2-5-4. 0 4.; Hart. Leroy Harison. Jack Kendrick on Melvin 3, Hughes, Wilma f V . Kenneth Johnson Johnso n, Janka Johnson, Velma ROW ONE HARRISON, JACK Glee Club 1. HART, BONNIE Pep Club 4; Y-Teens 2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Board of Con- trol 3-4; Music Meet 2-3-4. HART, LEROY Football 2-3-4; Swimming 1-2; President 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Baseball 4. HART, LORA Secretary 3, Spanish Club 3,4; Y-Teens 2-3-4; One-Act Play 3. HEDRICK, PEGGY ANN Pep Club 3-4; Honor Society 2-3-4; Student Council 2-3-4; Annual Staff 3; Girls Club President 4; Y-Teens 2-3-4; Girls Club Cabinet 2-3-4; Library Club 3-4; Dean's Room 4; Senior Play Production 4; T010 Princess 2-4; Student Lead- er1s Conference 4. HEISER, ELDON Wrestling 2-3-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Track 3; Clea Club 1. ROW TWO HENDRICKSON, MELVIN Wrestling 2-3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; Track 2-3-4. HENEFIN, EUGENE R. ?;ags. from Minneapolis, Minnesota 4; Baseball 4; Aircraft 7u 4. HICKS, FAUNE 4PEGGY1 Spanish Club 1-2; Glee Club 1-4. HILDULA, WILLARD Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Hi-Y 2-3; Baseball 4; Swimming 1-4. HILLMAN, ALICE Latin Club 2-3; Y-Teens 3; Senior Play Production 4. HOLM, ARVID LEON VVrestIing 1-2-3-4; Swimming 3-4; F.F.A. 1-2; Track 4; One- Act Play 4. ROW THREE HOOVER, NANCY Pep Club 3-4; Masque and Dagger 1-2; Glee Club 1-4; Girl Let'terman 1-2-3-4; Honor Society 2-3-4; Student Council 2; Qulll gnd Scroll 3-4; Orchestra 1-3-4; Editor 4, Annual Staff 3-4; Cabmet 4, Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Music Meet 1-3-4; President lsaacson. Lorraine , .4732; 1! Jacobs, Paul Jerry 724a 725?ngme m Johnson. vmon ' Kammkg, 3,, Keny, wzniam Gordon 1, Spanish Club 1-2; Treasurer 4, Girls Club Cabinet 4; Library Club 4; Deaxfs Room 3; Log Staff 3; Song Queen Assistant 4. HUGHES, WILMA Retail Selling Club 4. HUDZIAK, BARBARA Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 2-3; Log Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Quill aml Scroll 4; Book Staff 4; Dean's Room 4; Y-Teens 4. ISAACSON, LORRAINE Spanish Club 3; Latin Club 4; President 4, Retail Selling 4. JACOBS, PAUL JERRY . - Hi-Y 1-2; Rifle Club 1-2; Track 2-3-4; President 3, PFOJCCtIUII Crew 3; Board Of Control 4; Student Council 4. JAMES, GOLDIE ROW FOUR JOHNSON, JANICE Pep Club 3-4; President 4, Library Club 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Secretary 4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Girls Trio 4; Music Meet 2-3-4; Senior Play; Girls Club Cabinet 3-4; Dealfs Room 4; YiCs-President, Girls Club 3. JOHNSON, KENNETH Hi-Y 1-2-3; Football 1; Swimming 3; Glee Club 3. JOHNSON; VELMA Vice-President 4, Pep Club 3-4: Glee Club 1; Girl Letterman 3; Quill and Scroll 2-3: Orchestra 3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Secretary Class 4; Music Meet 1-2-3-4; Girls Club Cabinet 3; Library Club 3-4; Pep Band 2-3-4; Trcasurer 4, Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; A.S.B. Assistant Bookkeeper 4; Log Staff 3. JOHNSON, VERNON Treasurer 2, President 3-4; F.F.A. 2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4: :Vrestling 2-3-4; Hi-Y 3-4; Rifle Club 1; F.F.A. Basketball --3-4. KARNOFSKI, RAY A.S.B. Vice-President 3, President 4; Student Council 1-3-4: Class President 1: President 2, Spanish Club 1-2; Football 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2-3-4; Baseball 2-3-4; Hi-Y 1-2-3-4. KELLY, WILLIAM GORDON Trans. from Brentwood College, Victoria, B. C, 4; Tennis 4; Golf 4; Swimming Team 4. Mcln'tk, Jul: KELSY, WILLA President 2. 11 2-3-4; Rifle H KENT. PAUL KNUDTZEN, PA Rifle Cluhl ; 1: 34: Annual 51 KROLL, JIM Trans. from Wrestling 3: T LaFAVE. LOUIS Retail Selling , LARSON. JACK Football ,M- ; Chlb 1-3: Pire- President 4, K, LAYLAINEN. PI ecyetan 3, RI .OCIety 2-3-4' -4; Secretar; oard 0f Cun-tr LAVERING. LAWREV: ; - - 4E. I Glee Club 130; : PCH 3; I'ati 3'. mm Play 1; . LzNRExCE IF: be Club 11:42.; , .t . - Clasgmlfm ; nu luh 4.2 um . , m, resulem ; KR; , -. ,; l I M. William Gordon Rzrls Club Cabinet 4; Staff 3; Song Queen 31.211 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Dean's Room 4, 4. Rclail Selling 4. l'ruinlklll 3. ProjectiUn nllllcil 4- Letterman . Secretary ' '. Library 3.3.4: ' J r: CkBalsketba F. J , , 43.4: rngvc'lyolothan 1.7.3.4. .4 4 . Tennis 2H,!rn3 h I IN , , L HM H. 4 Hrdl. Knudtzen. Patricia wafy Laulainen Phyllis 4 Littte. Chariotfe Listen. Leiand tSwedN McBride, Jack McDonaM. Iris ROW ONE KELSY, WILLARD President 2, Hi-Y 1-2; Masque and Dagger 3-4; P.A. Crew 2-3-4; Rifle Club 1; Glee Club 1; Senior Play Production. KENT, PAUL KNUDTZEN, PATRICIA Rifle Clubl; Honor Society 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3-4; Latin Club 3-4; Annual Staff 4. KROLL, JIM Trans. from Olympia, Washington 2; Spanish Club 2-3; W'restling' 3; Track 3-4; Board of Control 4; Knights of Axe 4. LaFAVE, LOUISE Retail Selling 4. LARSON, JACK Football 3-4; Wrestling 3-4; Track 3-4; Secretary 1, Spanish Club 1-2; President 4, Latin Club 3-4; Board of Control 4; President 4, Knights of Axe 4. ROW TWO LAULAINEN, PHYLLIS Secretary 3, Rifle Club 2-3-4; Historian 3, President 4, Honor Society 2-3-4; Board of Control 34; Secretary 4, Spanish Club 3-4; Secretary 4, Library Club 4; Senior Play Production 4; Board of Control 4. LAVERING, LILA ROSE Trans. from Horcemen High, Salt Lake City, Utah 3; Spanish Club 3-4; LAWRENCE, DORENE Glee Club 1; Yice-President 4, Honor Society 2-3-4; Student Council 2; Latin Club 1-2; Board of Control 4; Rifle Club 2; Senior Play Production 4; Quill and Scroll 4. LAXVRENCE, JEAN Pep Club 3-4; Secretary 2-3; Glee Club 1-2-3; Girl Letterman 3; Student Council 4; Quill and Scroll 3; Band4; Secretary of Class 1 ; Music Meet 2-3; T010 Queen 4; Senior Play 4; Library Club 4; Log Staff 3; Cabinet 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Vice- President 3, Secretary 4. Masque and Dagger 3-4; One-act Play 2; A.S.B. Historian 4. LIDDLE, JACK Hi-Y 1-2; Orchestra 1; Class Treasurer 1; Secretary 4, Boys Club Cabinet 4; Latin Club 4. McMiHan. Joan V, Kroll. Jim LlFavc, Louisa Liila, Deletes Love. Mary Agnes Mensa, Coann LULA, DELORES Pep Club 4; Vice-President 4, Girl Letterman 2-3-4; Secretary 4, Y-Teens 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Editor 4, Log Staff 3-4; Office 3; Dearfs Room 4; Student Council 4; Latin Club 1-2; Quill and Scroll 3-4. ROW THREE LINDSEY, TED Football 1-2-3-4; Track 3. LITTLE, CHARLOTTE Girl Letterman 2-3; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Spanish Club 4; Glee Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Masque and Dagger 3; Treasurer 4, Pep Club 4; Office 3. LOREN, LELAND 4SVVEDE3 Football 2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Track 2; Baseball 2; Golf 2-3. LOVE, MARY AGNES Trans. from Broken Bow, Oklahoma 1. LOWE, FRED MASTERSON, MARILYN JEAN Cabinet 3, Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Honor Society 2-3-4; Book Staff 4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Music Meet 1-2-3-4; Treasurer 4, Library Club 4; Band 3-4; Vice-President 3, Spanish Club 3-4; Girls Club Cabinet 4; Quill and Scroll 4; Annual Staff 4; Trios 4; Dean4s Room 4. ROW FOUR Mc BRIDE, JACK Football 2-3; President 2, Hi-Y 2-3-4; Vice-President 4, Board of Control 2-3-4. MCDONALD, IRSIS McMILLAN, JOAN Honor Society 2; Masque and Dagger 3; T010 Princess 1; Historian 4, Pep Club 4; Vice-President 4; Library Club 3-4; Girls Club Cabinet 3-4; Y-Teens 2-3-4; Student Council 2; Dearfs Room 4; Spanish Club 3-4; Senior Play Production 4; Girls Letterman 3. MCPHAIL, CORA JEAN Pep Club 4; Glee Club 1-2-3; Girl Letterman 2-3-4; Honor Society 2-3-4; Student Council 3; Secretary 4; Girls Club Cabinet 2-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Music Meet 2-3; AIl-School Play Production 3; Senior Play Production 4; President 2, Spanish Club 1-2; Dean's Room 4. MALONE, RICHARD Football 2-3-4; Hi-Y 2; Track 3; Baseball 4. MARTIN, DON Track 1; Board of Control 2-3. A Marfhailer. Elmer; Q bio ling. gay . X. Olivaro. Jacqueline ' , Parkeg,,Vuua 3 - Pecchotgia ROW ONE MANDLEY, JIM Glee Club 1; Honor Society 2-3-4; Football 2-3; Basketball 2; Tennis 2-3-4; Spanish Club 1-2; Class Treasurer 2; Stu- dent Council 2. MARTHALLER, ELMER Basketball 2-4; Football 3. METZ, ALBERT 1BUD3 Rifle Club 1-2; Knights of Axe 1-2-3-4; Basketball 1-2; Base- ball 3-4. METHOT, LUCIENNE Transfer from Three Rivers, Quebec, Canada. MILLER, ROBERT W. Trans. from Coral Gables, Florida 2; Masque and Dagger 4; Vice-President 4, Spanish Club 3-4; Honor Society 2-3-4; Treasurer 4, Hi-Y 2-3-4; Student Council 4; Board of Con- trol 4; Class Treasurer 3; Basketball 2; Football 3; Tennis 2-3-4; Knights of Axe 2-3-4. MINEAR. DALE Trags. from Seymour High School, Seymour, Iowa 1; F.F.A. 1-2- -4. ROW TWO MORGAN, BILL Trans. from Shelton, Washington 4. MORRISON, JANET LOGAN Magque and Dagger 4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Cabinet 3: Honor Soctety 2-3-4; Student Council 4; Y-Teens 2-3-4; Music Meet 2-3-4; Girls Trio 3; All-School Play Production 3; Senior Play 4; Latin Club 1-2. MURRAY. RAYMOND Football 2-3; Spanish Club 3; Track 2; F.F.A. 1-2. MYREN, HENRY Football 2-3-4; Spanish Club 3; Rifle Club 1. NEWTON, SHIRLEY J. Trans. from yerkeley, California 3; Pep Club 4; Masque and Dagger 3: X-Teens 1-3-4; Senior Play 4; Girls Club Cabinet 4; Deans Room 4; Latin Club 1-2; Honor Societv 2-3-4; Tri-Y Cabmet 4. ' M4404, 77, . .3 23 Shirley J. 2 Otferson, Deletes Jean Overbye, Ray :- Pcterson, Merl; Prestis. Gnu Peer, bvzync NIEMI, GENE Knights of Axe 2-3; Glee Club 3. ROW THREE NORLINC, RAY Mgr. Football 2-3-4; Glee Club 1-2-3; Baseball 2: Golf 2-3; Rifle Club 12. OLIVERO, JACQUELINE Trans. from Rock Springs, Wyoming 3; Quill and Scroll 3-4; Log Staff 3-4. OLSON, BEVERLY LAEL . Quill and Scroll 3-4; Annual Staff 4: Y-Teens 4; Scnmr Play 4; Deans Room 3; Latin Club 3-4; Board of Control 4; Log Staff 3-4. OLSON, LaVONNE ARDYCE Retail Selling 4. OTTERSON, DELORES JEAN Retail Selling 4; Y-Teens 2. OVERBYE, RAY 4 Swimming 2-3-4; Wrestling 1; Assistant Yell King 3-4; Glee Club 1-3. ROW FOUR PAGE, HERBERT LLOYD Class Yice-President 1; Student Council 1-2; Class Secretary 3; Boys Club Cabinet 4; Track 2. PARKER, VERNA - , Log Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 3-4; X :FCCIIIS 4; Rifle Club 4; Office 3-4; Editor 4, Book Statf 4; Scnmr Play Production 4. PECK, GEORGIA Retail Selling 4. PEER, DVVAYNE Track 1-2-3-4; Glee Club 1; Rifle Club 1. PETERSON, MERLE 1 Knights of Axe 3; F.F.A. 3; F.F.A. Basketball 3; Rule Huh 1-2-3; Track 1. PRESTIS, GRACE . ' Y-Teens 3-4; Library Club 4; Board of Control 4; Histm'lan 4, Girl Letterman 1-2-3-4; Band 1-2-3; Latin 411111 1-2; Lug: Staff 3-4; Music Meet 2-3; Senior Play Production 4. .-W...n.-H..-.---;.-,.-..----.-.-.--.-.-u--....-.......-,-.-'-;;:- Shannon, Lemon Smith. Dnvil PRICE, RIFHAR Football 2-.?-4 2, Spanish 131: Student 0mm PROFFITT. lH-l. Rifle Hub 1. $$4:uqig RASML'SSEN. 1 Board nf Um RINEY, EILEFf ?and 1-2-3: VI .33-41 31'41 3-4; All-ECH: ROBERSUX' m 1:69 Huh K4 4'34; Himm- 43 Tenni: 3.: n'fiuctinn 3 :atm H ; luh 3. ul A . 1 R14 . FFA 1.131, --x.. 4 I In: Innis. Gnu LpN-AH .7; 11011 2-3; H4111 :nul Scroll 3-4; 4 J; Swim Play 1 wil'1111rnl41110g 14; 111150 t 1.... Swami . rV-TCC'W 11 4': '4; 5'wa Mix ' H 1 Riilr MU . luriall . 1114 INH 4. Price. Richard ' mum. Dean Rasmussen. Virginia Saueressig. Bernice Shannon. Lenora Smith. David Smith. George St. Germaine. Waunio ROW ONE PRIVE, RICHARD Football 2-3-4: Basketball 2; Track 2; Gulf 2-3-4: President 2, Spanish Club 1-2; Bu'xs Club Vahinct 3; Swimmingr 1-2; Student founcil 1-2. PROFFITT, DEAN Rifle 111111; 1-2-3; Band 1-2-3-4; Basketball 2-3-4; Football 2-3-4; Golf 2-3-4; Music Meet 1-2-3-4. RASML'SSEN, VIRGINIA Board of Control 3-4; Y-Tcens 1-2-3-4. RINEY, EILEEN Band 1-2-3: 1'1x'chestra 3: Spanish Club 3-4; Hmmr Society 2-3-4; Masque and Dagger 4; Y-Tecns 4; Buard of Control 3-4; All-Schuol Play 3; Scnim' Play Prmluctiun 4. ROBERSON, JOYCE Pep 111111 3-4; Masque and Dagger 2-3-4; Girl Letterman 2-3-4; Honor Society 2-3-4; Student Founcil 4: Annual Staff 4: Tennis 2-3-4: Cabinet 4, Y-Tcens 2-3-4: All-School Play Prntluction 3; Senior Play Prmluction 4: Deans Room 3: Haiku 41311111 3-4; Secretary 4, Board of Umtrol 3-4; Rifle n u .. RUSS. FARIA'LE W. 1:. 11A. 1-2-3-4; Spanish Club 2-3-4. ROW TWO ROSS, RITA Y-chns 1-2-3-4; Spanish Flub 2-3; Seninr Play Production 4; Masque and Dagger 4; 411cc 1211111 1. RUTH, VHL'fK 11160 Club 2-4; Studont 1301111011 2-4: Fuutlmll 2-3-4: VVrCstIing 2-3; Tennis 1-2-3-4; Spanish 411111 1-2; Swimming 2-4; Presi- dgnt 4, Board nf Umtrnl 4: President 1, IIi-Y 1-2-3-4; Class 11cc-Prcsit1cnt 3: Knights of Axe 4. SAI'ERESSIH, BERXIVE 411cc 1211111 1-2-4; Annual Staff 4; 4 Spanish Club 1-2; Board H1 1.011tr01 3-4; Music Mcct 1-2-4. Ha-.. -.--m-.-..-..-.--2.-.., ----.2a-aana-....-V -.-.....-- ' 5?. Ongc. Charmaine .- N4 Eileen 4 Ross. Carlyle W. 99,. Schievscher. Maxine Scott, Dick 4. Sticner; Mfume Stierna. Kenneth SCHIERSCHER, MAXINE 1.0g Staff 3-4; Annual Staff 4; Quill and Scroll 3-4. SCHVVEITZER, JIM . Basketball 1-2-3-4; Football 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; lele Club 2-3; Student Council 1. SCOTT, DICK Football 3-4; W'restling 3; y ROW THREE SHANNON; LENORA Spanish Club 1-2; Glee Club 1. SHANNON, PAT . Trans. from Sunnyside, Washington 3; X-Tcens 4: Club 4. SHAVER. KENNETH PA. Crew 4; Rifle Club 4. SHERN; DICK Football 3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Swimming 4. SHH.L, SHIRLEY JEAN Rifle Club 2; Y-Teens 4; Senior Play 4. SLATER, THELMA Track 4. Spanish ROW FOUR SMITH. DAVID Glee flub 3-4; Spanish Club 1; Latin Huh 2. SMITH. GEORGE Baml 1-2-3-4; RA. Crew 1-2-3-4; Tennis 3-4. ST. HERMAINE. VVAL'NIE Trans. from Ncwbcrg, Oregon 3: Band 3; Football 3-4; 4Vrcstling 3-4; Hi-Y 3-4; A-mual Staff 4. ST. ONCE, CHARMAINE Secretary Retail Selling 4; Y-chns 4; Board of Cuntrol 3-4; Office 1-2. STIENER, ALFONSE STIERNA, KENNETH Wrestling 1-2; Track 1. Thomas. Pat szlor. George Lee 'K Wait, Evonne . ' Wailace, Ann Doreen WestriCR. Don M, ,3..er ax,- M, ROW ONE STRUNK, NATALIE KATHERINE Trans. from Cordova, Alaska 2; Glee Club 2-3-4; Y-Teens 3-4; All-School Play Production 3; Senior Play 4; Music Meet 2-3-4. SUNDBERC, RALPH P.A. Crew 1-2-3; Projection Crew 1-2-3; Hi-Y 1. TALBOTT. BRUCE Retail Selling 4. TALLEY, DAROLD Student Council 1-2-3-4; Glee Club' 1-3-4; Class President 3; President Boy's Club 4; Log Staff 3; Football 1-2-3-4; Track 1-2-3-4; Music Meet 3; Cabinet 4, Hi-Y 1-3-4: Board of Control 2-3. TAPLEY, VIRGlNIA Pep Club 4; Masque and Dagger 3-4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4: Cabinet 4, Y-Teens 1-2-3-4; Music Meet 2-3; Girls Trio 4; Latin Club 1; Student Council 1-2; T010 Princess 4. TAYLOR. AL Glee Club 1-3-4; Spanish Club 1; Hi-Y 1; Boys Club Cabinet 25 Mtfxc Meet 3-4; Knights of Axe 2-3-4; Assistant Yell mg . ROW TWO TAYLOR, GEORGE LEE Board of Control 4; Rifle Club 3: Football 4: Basketball Mgr. 4; Vk'rgstling 2-3; Baseball 2-3-4; Hi-Y 1-2; Annual Staff 4; Spamsh Club 1-2; Sec.-Treasurer 4, Knights of Axe 4. TAYLOR, RONALD Band 3-4.. THOMAS, PAT X-Teens 1-2-3-4; Secretary 1, Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Mu:ic M t 2-3-4: Secretary 2, Spanish Club 2-3. 2 ee ,. , X2222 ,. Tnynka; Garland , i Westrick, Jack White. Kermn Whitfed. Cloyce THUMA, DANIEL ELLS4VORTH ' Glee Club 4; Orchestra 3-4: Band 2-3-4; Track 4: Musm Meet 2-3-4; Pep Band 2-3-4; Knights of Axe 2-3-4; P. Crew 2. TIDD. FLOYD TRZYNKA, GARLAND Swimming; 1-2-3-4: Masque and Dagger 3-4; Baseball 3-4; One-Act Play 3-4; Honor Society 4; Glee Club 1; Hi-Y 1-2, ROW THREE TVVITCHELL. DOROTHY Retail Selling 4. TYLER, DORIS VAN BRUNT, DON VANDEREN, DELORES Trans. from Anthony, New Mexico VAN SICKLE, MAXINE Retail Selling 4. VVADDLE. MARI ON Y-Teens 4. ROW FOUR WAIT, EVONNE Rifle Club 2-3; Student Council 4. WALLACE, ANN DOREEN Trans. from Uarneau High School, Edmonton, Alberta, Can- ada 4. VVESTRTCK, DON Spanish Club 1-2; P.A. Crew 2-3: Student Council 3. VVESTRICK, JACK Basketball 4; F.F.A. 3-4; F.F.A. Basketball 3. 3VHITE, KERMIT Band 1-2-3-4; Pep Band 1-2-3-4; Football 2-3; Baseball 2-4; President 3, Spanish Club 3. XVHITTED, CLOYCE Football Mgr. 1; Trans. from K6150, 3Yashington 4. Don Avery Don Blmmm Fred IJclany Rolland Dim WILBCRN, KH'H Hmwr SUCH'U Rifle Club 1-2; chestra .14: PI 1-2-3-4: Summ WILLIAMS. JEA Retail Selling 3 WILSON. ALLA. Football 3; 41. WIKSON. BETTX Log Staff .H: Y-Teens 2: 01' WILSON FLUKE Girl Letterman Control 4. WINNIE, BILLH' Pep Club 34; 1:3'3? Student 1-Teens 1-24. mm 3; l,ilnran Control 4. Walrkle. Marion mama. Chm 3.1.4; Track 4: Music 1. 1,1 Axe 3-34; ' ' H: Basghall 3-4; 71111, 1; HM 1.2. Alberta, CW nfmunt'lnr 1m! ruuncll 3' .v. lu't'u 3 Valedictorian 1ch 1.1111111: Valedictorian PHYLLIS 1,.H'I..XINFN Salutaforian IDA MAE BURKES TOP TEN 1. Elaine Anmmlt Eileen Rincy Joyce Robcrsml 4. Peggy Ann Hcdrick D '. Florence Cox 19 21;- 6. Patricia Knudtzon 7. Donald Avery 8. Shirley Newton 9. Nancy Hoover 10. Cora Jean IUCPhaiI CAMERA SHY Hm Doolcv Dun Avery Don 1110111111311 Don Hall Joe Jacobs Edmund Johnson Fred Delany Rolland Dictcl ROW ONE VVILBL'RN; RICHARD D. Honor Society 2-3; President 4, Hi-Y 3-4; Spanish Chlh 1-2: Rifle Club 1-2; President 3. Drum Major 3, Band 1-2-3-4; Or- chestra 3-4; Pep Baml 2-3; Football 3-4; Mgr. 2-3, Track 1-2-3-4; Swimming 1-2; Class Treasurer 4. WILLIAMS, JEAN Retail Selling 3. 11'11.SON; ALLAN Football 3; Wrestling 3; Track 3. VWRSON. BETTY Log Staff 3-4; Book Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Latin Club 4; Y-Teens 2' Office 1-2; Qui11 and Scroll 4. WILSON FLORENE Girl Letterman 3-4; Latin Club 3-4; Rifle Club 4; Board of Control 4. VVINNE, BILLEE Pep Club 3-1; President 1, Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Girl Letterman 1-2-3; Student Council 1-2-3: Class President 2; Cabinet 3-4; Y-Teens 1-2-3-4: Music Meet 2-34-; AlI-School Play Produc- tion 3; Library Club 2; Girls Club Cabinet 1-2-3-4; Board of Control 4. a; Alberta Smith Bill Sterling J. D. Tennant Janet XVehring Dick Jordan Ray Markham Ronald Mitchell Clyde Oldham ROW TWO 1VOLTERS, CAROL Glee Club 4; Music Meet 3-4; Masque and Dagger 4; Girl Letterman 2-3: Band 3-4; Board of Control 4; Senior Play Production 4; Y-Teens 2-3-4. VVOOLDRIDGE; GLORIA Glee Club 1; Rifle Club 2; Latin Club 3-4. YOKLEY, MARY LOU Girl Letterman 4; Spanish Club 2-3; Board Of Control 4. YOUNG, HOWARD Knights of Axe 3; F. F. A. 3; Rifle Club 1-2-3. ZINN, CAROLYN Spanish Club 1-2; Y-Teens 3-4; Senior Play 4; T010 Princess 4; Board of Control 3-4; Glee Club 1-2-3-4; Music Meet 1-2-3-4. BABE THE BLUE OX WNbum. Richard D. Wilfiams, Jean Wilson. Alian ;.M.-.... V N .2. L . Wolten.Caro1lw Wooldndge. Glorh Yokley. Mary Lou Wilson. Betty Wiison. Horene Winne. Billee Yaung, Howard Zinn, Carolyn .,..,.t. - t.. t .5543, . . .e . m-., t,... . t.,, I Anticipating a Great Year Ahead SittingeStears. Davies. Ruhertsnn, Stewart Millett. Scllnmaeher. XVeatherMu StandingiFix, Morris. Simpson, Scott. Lytle. Looking forward to being the thmighty senior? of 1948-49, the junior class successfully presented the annual Junior Prom and their class assembly. VVith the thought in mind of expanding the treasury to buy the class gift next yearbthey handled a football concession and a basketball concession and dance. The Class oHicers Were Eddie Stewart, president; Bill Millett, vice-president; Joyce Robertson, secretary- treasurer; and Jack Fix, yell king. Representatives are Bonnie Davies, Don Lytle, Virginia VVeatherhy, VVar- ren Morris, Lou Stears, Roy Scott, Kathryn Schumacher, and Carl Simpson. Row l-Brock, B., Alston, Brock, J., Curtis, Anderson, M., Anderson, XV, Arnold. Clark, Burns. Copeland. Campbell. Bolton, Crayford, Edwards, D., Row ZF-Carlsen, Davies, Ames, Brock. L.. Christman, Clark, Burke, Cody, Dunbar, Crnnston, Billick, England, Enlee, Edwards, 13.. Cribb. Row 3eCedergren, Carriker, Dewar, DeKalh, Brown. Burke, Diefel, Cody, Dejaegher, Benton, Hugger, Riney, Edwards, J. .. . .. .... . rt - - ,.; . ., a p..-,..-.-...n.--t---a- . ...... i.--......-.--,.. .- Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row RUw ROW 3 Raw lecl'awmx K! t Claypugl' Z-Forll. Hamill 3an1es, Fuller. 4eHeitz, Ht 1'? lxRagsdale. M ZeRohinson. N SeNIcLemnre 4eP001e, Rt'vi, IxSOrensnn. St Wood. ZeSkrumeda. E NWeath erl n. weSImmOHS .Tt 019v J1 prcsrntcd the h:u1d1cd n footban 'm-rtwn, srcremry- erlthcrby, War- Bu hum, Frayiurd, L. I'.. Frihh. LMA' 5. E g a4: $ $ , ROW Row Row Row R 0 w R I w R 0 w R0 w R nx' Row Row R o w . - -- ..u.-..v.4x:.-.'-.--..-...---.....- .. .. -- ...A..-.A;..h.-.-., -.-... UPPER PICTURE l-Grasser, Kinczule, Kmll. Kainu, Greene, 3L, Ulasscr, Johnson, N., Larson, Heywood, Green, D., Crendun,Handy,Kruckenherngoge, Claypuol. 2 170111, Hazslquist, Judd, Lightfuot, Kekke, Jarman, IIemlricksoI, Irish, Harrison, Luoto, Johnson, Jacobs, Hill, Call, Dalcn. 37701105, Fuller. Forslin, Knudtznn, Hammer, Keller, Hoyt, Kcllicutt, Howell. 4-Hcit7., Huppcl, LaPierre, Lytlc, Jacobson, Laufman, Hill. CENMER PICTURE liRagsdale, Marthallcr, Preston, Mange, Patching, Mantcll, Peters, Robertson, Reynolds, MacDonald, Madison, Rose. Z-Robinson, Nnrdquist, Haddock, Madscn, Rodman, Mann, Pope, Oyen, Moore, Richardson, Merrill. 3 Mchmm-c, Marthallcr, MCIVOI', Maincr, Richardson. Niclsom, Nordquist, Nimx 4 P00lc, Reid, Milne, Millctt, Real, Pritchett, Morris, Roberts. LOW'ER PICTURE IMSUYCHSUH, Scutt, Santa's, Spang, Villiams, Ennis, Ward, Shook, Vcbster, Vance, Vanockcr, XVheeler, Vi1sOn, Urasseth, Schacherer, XYood. 2 SkrumCda, Sterling, Slaughter, Schumacher, Wilson, Steiner, Zumwalt, Scott, VesseI, Saylor, Greeley, Sundher Smith. VVeiler We 1 g, , un. 37 Veathcrhy. Vadc, VYhitc. Stcars. Simmons. V'hittaker, Willis, XVilliams, Jacobs, Taylor, Stecker. Tapley. VVhaIev. w-Simmons. Trucax, Vickwire, Simpson, Selberg, Williams, Stewart, Lowery, Wark, VVarrcns, Mitchell. Yarncr. Vare, Scott. Scholz, Fule-v -.r,h-.1-,. u - - .1-v- ..,, ,, I Sitting--Askay, Thompson, Freeman, Hnlmes. Backeherg, Flclmul. Hoyt. , Standing-Luther, Byers, Sudar. Cotton. Just one step up from the freshmen, sophomores eagerly await their chance to reign over R. A. Long. They presented an assembly, handled a concession, and entered :1 float in the pep assembly previous to the Longview-Kelso football game. As is the custom, members of the class decoratetl the auditorium for the Baccalaureate service. Officers were: Bruce Holmes, President; Loletl Freeman, Vice President; Delores Bnekeberg, Sec- retary; Barbara Askay, Treasurer; and Dick; Mode, Yell King. Representatives are Charles Byers, Shir- ley Cleland, Sally Luther, Jerry Andersm: Hattie Lou Thompson, Bill Sudar, Jo Ann Hoyt, and Kenneth Ray. Row l-Alhrig'ht, Callahan, Burkes, Cooper, Dewar; Burke, Baken Carlson. Clark, Askay Brown. Christensen. DePriest, Ahsher, Bet'ge, Dixon. ROW 1eC-Orrell. Col; Row ZACIeland, Crandall, Clancy, Bakkala, Birlew, Dunbar, Baker, Black, Bishop, Acuff, Balch, Davis, Estes, Bergquist. t R0w2-ci1myy Haze ROW 3-Dietfi0k, Dawson, Eidem, Beane, Beckett. Baekeherg, Estey, C0511, Bighouse, Blaine, Clayton. Burch. Bates, Aho. Harman. . , a e. e , e R r- . Row 4eBye15, Cotton, Anderson, tn, Beauchamp, Anderson, J., trlhln hasly. Deal, Barnes, Burpee, Billington, Eastlick, Antijuntl, toburn. ROW : Kelsala. hltt 0w hHarper H , alt Row Row Row Row ieLyon. Rand; -eMoore, Mart SsPeterson. RI 4xRasmussen . ' 1hWard Q , . hA Row 2hvilson ti? 3x .. t av ROW hhlson' Shu 4e , taught, 5K1 28 .A - -,;. - .4 .4 . :..--.....-tt--.--ia-.ae---u..-....u.-.--.- -...--.....u......-..- t..e;,:;-t' , wr R. A. Long. previous to the ntc sm'ice. Buckrberg, Sec- rlcs Byers, Shir- st, and Kenneth v .wuhtr, Berge, Dixon. MINI. 2 MM, . u; .Xntijuntl, foburn. Row Row Row Row R 0 w R 0 w R 0 w Row R nv R 0 w RU w Row UPPER PICTURE 17Corrcll, Goldberg, Hushagcn, Hoyt, Frank, Hamblin, Cillhau, Clarch, Jessie, Haryu, James, Galletly, Hunter, Hartgrove, Kincade. Zinlroy, Haza, Heiscr, Gipple, Uevcrs. Fulton, Ingraham, Freeman, Johnson, F., Jones. Jarlnan, King, Johnson, C.. Hedrick, Kunkle, Harmon. 37Kelsala, Uleeson, Davanaugh, Forbes, Kinnison, Horn, Hedge, Fiscola, Gauthier, Haycox, Johnson, 13., Johnson, K., Fix. 4 Harpc1', Haley, Hendricksen, W., Gray, Holmes, Kelly, Grocot., Hicks, Hago, Hendrickson, R., Hague, Ferguson, Holter. CENTER PICTURE 1 14'011. Randall, Nelson, Lucicr, N., Pcderson, Manskcr, Linnnn, Lambert, Price, McCorkle. Morehuose, Neave, Peters, BIOTee. 2 31001'5, Martin, Marx, Rose, Moothart, Richards, Lambdin, Lalager, Lenertz, Lanphear, Putas, Mealy, Madison, Olson, Ling. 3-Peterson, Rolfe. Rose, Price, Luther, Packard, Lehacken, Pettys, Palmer, Morton, McCormick, Mackey, Richards, Modrow. 4 Rasmussen, Mertsching. Morris. Malone, Larkin, Peppers, McKinnis, Mode, Lucier, T., Rhodes, Nelson, McKee, BIalone, L LOW'ER PICTURE 1 Vk'ard, Shcrn, Satcher, Toppila, XVatson, Tuohino. Vest0n, Sch witzke, YanDeren, Zinnncrman, Schuh, Trotter, Webb, Sparks. 2 Vils0n, W'addlc, Sedlachek, Shaffer, XVhitakcr, Taylor, Steiner, Saylor, Riney, Skuffeeda, Smith. 3 VVi150n, Sheridan, Vhitc, Smith, Steinbrink, Wark, Shup6, J., Stephenson, B., VVinne, VVhiton, Stearns, Sandquist, Tennant. 4-Vaught, Stephenson, A., Smith, R., Smith, B , Strand, Strom, Smoot, VVeist, Sudar, Zdilar. 29 mA-k:...;..--..... -.........----r.n A;,......-..U..h...-, g. ..... .--.- - SittingeBell, Edal, Marx. Holmes, Kann. Monick, Hszf. Standing7thmtte'I, Lenhrs, Faekmnn They came in hhhordesh, to dwell in the halls of R. A. Long. Yes, the freshmen were many, and smaller than ever but in three more years they will be the reigning class in Ye Olde Alma Mnterp True to tradition, they honored the eighth graders at the Freshmen-Eighth grade dance. The float which they entered in the pep assembly, prior to the Longview-Kelso football game, Won first prize for its originality. Freshmen, also, handled the decorations for the annual Commencement exercises. Political leaders of the Class were: David Holmes, president; and Lois Edzll, Beverly Bell, Nancy Hnuff. Bob Parker, Ronald VVootten, Ralph Sackman, Jim Luehrs, and Stuart Randall, representatchS. Row l-Anderson, D., Ellis, Dejaegeher. Carlson, Aslin, Cadman, Cra'n, Burke,Cla5-1mul, Fruce, Amlersxm. XL. Rurker. Bnltun. Row 2eBaehler, Burke, Ames, Adams, Bell, Eyerdell, Conger, Cochra l, Dawson, Edwards, Bechtuld, Betty Row 3eB0vee, Armstrong, Alman, Call. Edal, Baily, Berquist, Crihb, Elmore, Sverdrup, Dmle. Brown ROW 4aBish0p, Coleman, Evans, Dale. Dukes, Carson, Blake, Catt, Dmnelly, Dreiel', Alstun, Bighuus, ICx'ettt Bunth. .u--h............-..- -...;.:;--v . , WV! Mac quuima-rft ; f ; I : I i t i f 3: E g E; t hi2 ii ?.?.iE Fm. had. I .mye W...hgi.:..-M-.. ,jm . A .n-hs wan... M. 1 ROW ROW RI uw Rtnv IEJ'IPHHM t. Kenner zetiarw mi. gehhmxl FHII Harrie. H, 4ejuhnwy; th leMithu. 1:.- Plzmt, M1, . 2eXlrnn-c. In. W'tl. ijetZiler, 1 Ethleehtth M hltestit. Na laeRogeri. Va -ehchweitzer ussell. SI JeWorlex Dmuer': W 4eslmdhcr'r V ompsih ., wa-h-I $WA4 At. AT mm, and smaller V c. The float which L' fur its originality. BL-ll. Nancy Hnuff, HfH'M UPPER PILTURE Rmv laJnltnson G., Hamilton. Filer, Trish, Haggerty. Hanson, Fisher, Kalm, Ferrell, Hill, Johnson K., Jones, Kohn, Greely, Hubbard Kennedy. Ruw 2771izu'wwu1, Jacolm, Iver, Hicksrm, Fisher. Frisk, Kates, Fix S. Howard, Hemlrickson R., Glibbard, Gentry, Filer, Kubble, Hoover. Raw 3 490x, Fuller, Hamilton, Gardner. Hauff, Imesml, Kaden, Hes 12m, Fredrickson, Holmes, Foley, Johnson N., Fowler, Kynaston, Harms, Hemlrlkson. Ruw 4ri-jolmirm V.. Hellman, Hartzug', Handy R., Harman, Hall, J0 litl, Keilwitz, Gilmore, James, Frent, Haupt, Fowler. CENTER PICTURE Ruw IiiMithu, Laulaincn, Murehnuse, McBride. Nienii, Lambdin, Nelson, O'gtmner, Nelson, Michel, Lavering, Padelli, Lewis, Peckhan, Plzmt, Marint Rmx' 27M001'6, Price, Pickcn. Montgumery. Marthallcr, Marks, Plant. McCormick, Linn, Lane, McAlder, Luehrs, Nyland, Peas, Mitten, varl. RHH' 3 3Ictzger. megel. Xax'uro, Monick, Pace Mertsching, McFadlen, McGhee, Prate, Parker, Moore, Peck, Moore C., DIiller, Oswalt. Rnw 471.chtu. McGraw, Peterson, Past, Lane, Price, Sherwood, Profiitf, Powel, Marsh, Lilienthal, Lehmann, Laulainen L., Miller, lliles, Prestis, Names. LOXVER PICTURE Roscnhlum. Resce, XVorel, Zaglinsky, VVahr. XVhite, Whecler, Remy, Shelton, Smith, Vi1son, Schlecht, Bolton. Rnw 2 Schweit7.er. Rimkus Yhite, XVentz, Sathe, Steele, Uphoff, Scott, Steinhrink. Urndam, Ragsdale, Robinson, Shill, SaCkman, Russell, Sainsbum, Zunnvalt. Raw 1 Rug'm's. Van, Taylm'. Ruw J-XYurlc-y. Sorcnson. Tuohino, Stirling, Trehhe, Snyder, Hanson, Scherlie, Reynolds, Randall, Smith, Walker, Zwonachek, Skaugg, Dmger. XYiIliams. Skaug'gs, Randall. Ruw 4-:Slmtlherg, Snavely, VVray, Samulsnn, Walker, Stregge, Russell, VVestindorf, Tisdale, Simmons, Reid, XVhite, Rowe, Nalthins, fhumpson, XVootcn, XVestrick, Rhodes. 31 'I w.igNMMWWhIk-u , a..n!m1'.'Im .mmmm .: . 'xioig'h . . A .. 1 ,nm HRSM .. ...-.. ...--- ' 8-. ,.., ru- M Wg-rcnql'uigu-Uf-x-gnawing -...,..'!,... ...-.I..IobO 1.l '.I'.I-!'.'..I .'..IDli'Ul-! '.. o , V n, 7 M nu . - 004' : v ,. N - . , . . . ., ... , .,...m. 1 l . ,, . v x a ; x : i I z. ? 3 I ? l ; r ; a ,1 3, ,, I L J 2 . 3. z. x v w v-x, Vow M?Vy'liwkx QM mum. .... nu Row 1-Chi'istians0n, Satcher, Hill, Burkes, Richardson, Edwards, Patching. Row ZeHamhlin, lngraham, Abshei'. Slaughter, Hedrick, Robertson. Row 37McPhail, Newton, Johnson, Hoover, DePriest, Masterson. With Pegg 7 Hedrick as president and Miss Doroihy VVtiotton 21s advisor, the Girlis Cluh completed anoth- er successful year in its history. As their theme this year the girls chose iiHigh Flighty This was to represent clearly to all girls the upward flight of a bird in its journey through this year and to compare it to the lives of all R. A. Long girls. During the summer the cabinet decorated the dean,s room. In September the annual Big and Little Sister week was Climaxed by installation of the officers: Peggy Hedrick, president; JoAnn Richardson, vice-president; Jean MCPhail, secretary; Nancy Hoover, treasurer; Pruedence Edwards, historian. October marked iCAutumn Nocturne? the theme of this yeafs Girls Club T010. In December 2m assehly was planned around the open discussion of problems concerning the girls. In January 8 Big and Little Sister reunion and the 25th Jubilee dance were given as satial activities for this month. Mothers were honored in February at the Mother-Daughter Tea. Completing the yeafs activities was the Girls, C1115 spring conference, held in Longview, with girls from Southwest Washington attending. Edwards, Newton, Hoover, Hedriek, McPhail. Richardson Getting of? activities of the c club. Assembly an fire and spark 10! Boys Club Club supervisor, E -' '4. Patching. Gum. V0. 55 tumplcted anoth- h was to represent it In the lives of all 2: and Little Sister In, vicc-president; marked uAutumn 1 around the open Ihc 25th Jubilee Hnthcr-Daughter '. with girls from Aiming For Success f 2 Liddle, Page, Talley, Millet, Selberg. Getting OH to a slow start this year, the Boys Club came to life With some great ideas for reviving the activities of the club, after an advisory meeting of boys to discuss the projects that could be carried out by the club. Assembly and dances carried out completely by the boys were a few of the ideas that brought the 01d fire and spark look to the club that has been missing for several years. Boys Club meetings were presided over by president, Darold Talley, and advised by the capable Boys Club supervisor, Scott Milligan. Row l-Lanphear, Selberg, Schweitzer. Row 2--Karnofski, Guthrie. Brown, Millet. Row SeTalley, Gilnet, Adams. Booster Girls Row leL. Ford, VVilme, Johnson, S. Ford, Burkcs, Edwards. Row ZePatching, Lawrence, Hart, Tapley. McMillan. Hedrick, MePhailt Row SeMiss Jacobs, Richardson, Robertson, Ahsher. Kekke, Hoover, RoIm-sun, XCVVtUH. Row 4-J'. Johnson, Mainer, Hazelquist, Pope, Slaughter, DePriest, Liila, Cole. The many activities of the club included: ushering at Open House, taking part in pep assemblies and pre- senting the annual Thanksgiving Day assembly, serving at the Elks, football banquet, having :1 concession at a football game, sponsoring a school dance, treating the Highland Lassics at the annual banquet preceding the Longview-Kelso basketball game, and above all supporting the yell staff at all games. Officers for the year were Jo Ann DePriest, president; Velma Johnson, vice-president; Ida Mae Burkes, secretary; Charlotte Little, treasurer, and Joan McMillan, historian. These thirty girls were greatly assisted by Miss Veda Jacobs, their advisor. Creatmg an extensive school spirit and rendering various helpful services to the school have been the objectives of an extraordinary Pep Club this year. Rah, Rah, Tram .1 Fight! Fight! Fight! 1. . hwmbhti find PrC' Overby, Hoover, Taylor, Eckley, Grief '. :2; 3 wnmsion at a H141 prcccding the Knights of Knoise : : Ida Mn: Burkes, ' Ar'fc gmtly assisted hm! hm been the Row thohh, Catt, Sainsbury, Blaine, Thuma. Row 2 JOhns0n, Scott, Nelson, Zimmerman. Row 3 Clayton, Cooley, England, Hammer, Fulton, Vilhurn, Anderson. Scholarship Committee Row leToppiIa, Laulainen, Roberson, Dekalh. Row ZAKnurltzon. The purpose of the National Honor Society is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a de- sire to render services, to promote leadership and to develop character in the students. The annual banquet, the Thanksgiving pie feed and a Christmas party were some of the highlights on the social calendar. Each year the club awards a gold torch pin to those seniors who have been in the club all three years. Under the direction of Phyllis Laulainen, president; Dorene Lawrence, vice-president; Kathryn Schu- macher,secretary; Elaine Aamodt, historian; officers of Senior HOHOI' SOCIEtY; the Jumor honor SOClety was formed. Service to the school is the work of the Scholarship Committee, who acquire and display college informa- tion. Members of this committee are Joyce Roberson, Adrienne Toppila and Kermit Knudtzon. THE THINKERS I 3 Row l-Miller, Hedrick, W., Stears, Martin, Newton, McPhail, Burkes, Askay, Hoyt, Nelson, Donnelly. Row 2hKnudtzon, Dally, Larkin, Copeland, Eiden, Bakkala, Nordquist, Wilson, Hedrick, P., England, Forslin, Thompson, Schacherer. TOPPila, Peters, Ford, Mantell, Satcher, Gevers, Nettleton. Row 3-Lytle, Mandley,.Andersqn, Holmes, Gleason, Lanphear, Wade, Weatherby, Jenkins, Packard, Manthe, Schumacher, Luther, Light- foot, Kekke, Kamu, Dekalb, Aamodt, Birlew, Callahan, King. Row 4-Tryzhka, Adams, Guthrie, VVilburn, Riney P., Cobb, Bell, Fowler, McLemore, Lawrence, Hoover, Masterson. COX, KDUdtZO P Mornson, Roberson, Rmey E, Backeberg, Pope, Slaughter, Hallin, Grocott. Sedlacek, Simmons, Dewar, Sterling, Gilhuly, Crayford, Carlson, Laulainen, 38 Row Ralf . Row . hMay I cf five girls advise read shelves, to Sadie Hm ed Daisy Mae :1 Officers in and Marilyn M Book Doctors 3 p. In qimulate a de- ? 2 '3: nighlights on the u 3' 4:! 4 hwy; - thrcc years. ' Row l-Grocott, Stears. Birkland, Ford. Lawrence, Johnson, V., Laulainen. MILK; knlmm thll- Row 2 Burkes, Pl'estis, King, Fulton, Toppila, McMillan, Simmons, Miss Anderson. S-Johnson 1., Kekke, Hallin, Callahan, Schumacher, Hedrick, Richardson, Butler, Masterson, Hoover. ': f , . Row . hm umety was 30' . 7' ,t inform May I check out this bookP, was a request often heard by the members of the Library Club. Twenty- .JI L'MC. c' ' ' ' five girls advised by Miss Ann Anderson have learned thls year to mend books and magazmes, strmghten and .CTl-ri. read shelves, to check books in and out, and numerous ways to assist students in finding reference materials. Sadie Hawkins Day and dance arc sponsored annually by this club and this year Jan Johnson was elect- ed Daisy Mae and Dick Jordan, Li,l Abner. OHicers included Jan Johnson, president; Joan McMillan, vice president; Phyllis Laulainen, secretary; and Marilyn Masterson, treasurer. Jilin xiuzlcrxmfx Litilc Hclprrs Lawrence, Kekke Red Letter Girls ?4 ,w V 1 1, W! W Raw 1 Lursnn. Bulttm. Fonelmul. 11217.9111111'51, Evans. Kirkland. Pl'cstis. .Uusher. Kninu, Xcttlctnn. Peterson, Munthzn't. Rim 2-Hoh1111h1cksm1. Slaughter. P111111. XVilsun. KCL'kU. Jarlnan. 11154111113111. Anmmlt, Simmons, Vhristul. Row R rthulv. l,ightfunt. DeKalh. Nm'rlquiu. th'athcrh-x, Flzupuul. Bcrgt. Fullnhzm. 11011111. Yungcn. Rtm' 4-R1111c1'w11. l,iilu. V0152 F, 1121111111111. Luther. Bz1cl;1-lwr54. h HMO. 12mph. Prcstun. Sittinghihnlv. Kuinn. Ahshcr. PI'Lwtia chkc. 51:11111111211111111. thlsun. Hazehluist. 8121111111111 . Larson. Aunmdt. 14154111111111. XVith Doris Ahshcr 21$ presidvnt, Girl Lcttcrmcn hzu'c had :1 wry :lctiw 117111 Thu chlh startcd thc tcrm hy having thcir 11111111111 initiatiun 211111 admitting 18 11311 1111111th into the chlh. TWO nights :1 wcck Girl Lcttcrmcn held turnouts for tho-ic interested in sports. From those turnouts thty 0211'111-11 points which made 1: possible for them to join the cluh. Among the mzmy activities the girls took part 111 during the year wcrr: 2111 33811111th 111 Fchrunry, :1 P1111 D211 for thc Kcsslcr girls, :1 dance zlftcr :1 foothall game 211111 :1 Hunt in tho 'lhhzmksgiving 115511111111, which wan thcm second prize. Other officers of thc cluh for 1947-48 WCYU Delores Liilu, Vice prvsi- dynt; Gloria Kninu, sccrctzn'y; Dot Kukkc, treasurer; Grucic P113115, his- t111'11111, 211111 Jenn CHIC, points 111111111211: W Those fella arc the R. A. L01 they sell and taki The outsta date dances of th Officers we treasurer. I 3531 ., .. M 1 . , 11.11. 3h IL K0111, MC ee 0 Lemma 3 PW .N'mhlh WhiCh I '11. W PMI- . IHLWtiN hlS' h' v Knights OF the Axe Those fellows at the games who run around with their coat Collars turned up and the paddles in hand are the R. A. Long athletic policemen, the Knights of the Axe. They, too, are the men behind the scenes- they sell and take tickets at the games and sweep up the mess in the grandstands after the fans are gone. The outstanding social event sponsored by the Club is the annual Red and Black Ball, one of the big date dances of the school year. Officers were: Jack Larson,president; VViHard Guthrie, vice-president; George Taylor, secretary and treasure 1'. a'l t. ,x. J. .. 1w Ruw 177311: Knth, Kruckenhcrg, Miller, Amos, Fulhurn, Cody. Row .K-Black, Scott, Guthrie, Varner, Morris, Ashland. Row 2 eMCKee, ti. T.nlm', Kmll, Hartzug', Smith. Rmv 4-e01dham, A. Taylor, Larson, Thuma. 41 I'f :'CW!MW910,W Ir ,, , ,, , R0 w Row Row R0 w Ro w R0 w Young YeTeeners fix a , L '3 leBectall, Fisher, Gallety, Snyder C. Ferrell. Sorseison, Betts, Claypool, Nelson, Langagzer, Christianson, Depriest, Cooper, Goldberge, Taylor 13., Reece, Scott, Frish. Z-I'Iauson, Mason .Cipple, Cleland. King. LuCiere, Clark, Lambert, Hei,ger, SatCher, Ingraham, Nelson, Nielson, Nielson J., Rosenhlum, White, Uevers, O'Conner. SvCongor, Hanff, Thompson H., Martin, Haryu Flack, Houshogen, Crocntt, Bailey N., DePriest, Jones, Kann. Howard, Luther, Adams. 4gPlant, Almon, Tuohino, XVatkins, Richards, Hamhlin R, Davis, I'phoff, Steele, Marthallar, Call, Ames, Haque, Crihh, Heenen, Past. S-Baker, Schaffer, Edal L., Horn, Whittaker. OwRimkus, Manthe, Backenherg, Hallin, Packard. Y-Teens, Tri-Y and Preppers combined, held their social functions together this year with their annual dance beingr at the Longview Elks Temple on December 22, with the theme being revealed as hhToylandF Nancy Hoover, Tri-Y social chairman was general chairman. hiDndK Night Outh party came in February with the girls entertaining their dads at a gala party. Honoring the seniors and mothers of the girls in May with the annual Mother and Daughter Dessert at which time the officers for the coming x'enr were nstnlled after the outstanding girls of the past year received awards. A donut sale with 1060 dozen being sold to the city of Lnngview, was the outstanding money making campaign. uVVith a High Hear? as their theme the Preppers concluded a successful year with Sally Sntcher :18 their presidehtl. Sally Hadley, Vice-president; Thea Gevers, secretary; Beverlv' Wallnhan, treasurer; Sue Gipple, x L histtiripii; helpyd Sally 1n selectingr interesting things for the gequomphsh throughout the year. . N t 1295 Frm 15717 If. '1 SezttmlriImther. Satcher Standing WhiLW'Cl'S. Davis. Kelly. Hack. Rusenhlum. Adams. I Service to the the year,s program Inmis, also a study. each club were d1 the letters from ea panel, told the res hBoy and Gi the Tri-Y, with d1 ful hints on dressi Officers for t secretary; Velma . Row ng Row e ROW ROW . W6. Christianson, Idler. lngnham. Nelson, 8., IlePrirst. Jones, Karin, e. lmlnlhr. Call. Ames, n' with their annual 5H 3 Wayland. N am: in February hf the girls in May at were nstalled mi being sold to the W Sikh as their M; Suc GiPPle, Kviamg' W'Jm t .m Brains of The Outfit Row leKekke, lickley, Newton. Row 2eHamMin, Mrs. Robertson, Robertson 1., Liila. Row Sellawrcnce, Hoover, Roberson, Pope. Service to the community, and helpinr:r girls lend better lives were objectives when Tri-Y cabinet planned the yenrk program using as their theme iiSmilini Throughf, VVool Clothing and shoes were sent to foreign lands, also a study of the Y-Teen Clubs in 75 other countries were compared to one another and the needs of each club were discussed. Harriet Hamhlin, president of the Tri-Y lead :1 pzmel discussion on the returns of the letters from each country at the annual mid-winter conference, with ten other cities taking part on the panel, told the results of their letters which they write. iiBoy and Girl Relationships,, were discussed when the Hi-Y boys were invited to a regular meeting of the Tri-Y, with dating, tolos, Hi-jacks, and fashions being discussed during the evening. Religion and help- ful hints on dressing and grooming were also given through the year. Officers for the year included Harriet Hamblin, president; Dorothy Kekke, Vice-president; Delores Liila, secretary; Velma Johnson, treasuer; Billee VVinne, historian. Service Girls mmwwxwew w ymmwn Row leeBirke-Iaml. Clark 31.. Curtis, Ross, Vance. Glasser, Ford C. XYinne, Johnson V.. Hart 13.. Evans, McPhail, Patching, Mantell. Edwards, Ford T... Oyen. ZePope. Claxpool, Donnelly 5., Butler, Carlson, Wood R., Clark J.. Hart 14., McMillan, Zinn, Johnson N.. Scott, Dalen, Simmons, Richardson, Crayforrl P. Row EeVVilIiams EL, GreeneD'q Harris, Norrltluist, Shumacher. Schac'terer, Sterling, Hill, Howell, Hedrick, Hazelquist, Mann, Thomas, Bmiham, Hoover, Steiner, Jarman, Forslin, Slaughteix Row 4e5trunk, Riney, VVeatherliy, MCLemore, Brock A., Carriker, Greene P.. lickley, Tapley. Lawrence, Burke's, Kainu, Mainer, McIvor. Row Sierlziak, Masterson, Hamblin, Prestis, Roberson, Robertson. Row oiVopelaml, Lightfoot, Kekkc, DeKalh, Olson, Sauters, Mainer. 43 R o w Leaders of Retail Selling B To help promote the idea of better retailing and to encourage greater cooperation among the IUEYChIIIItQ and the members of the retail class, is the subject of the R. A. Long Retail Selling Club. One of the services of the club for the first Se- mester was the handling of the cashierinq and check- ing in the cafeteria during both lunches. The club,s social activities for the first semester included twu parties, one at Hallowein and one at Christmas time. OHicers for the first semester were: Lorraine Isaacson, president; Annabelle Beebe, Vice-president; Charmaine St. Onge, secretary; Mildred Mndmn. treasurer; Louise LaFave, historian, and Alice Mae l'pper pictiireriBee'se. LaFave, Haddock, St. Onge, Isaacson. i t Lower picture-Seated: Hughes. Davis. lwitchell. Davis B. v i 'q i ' e e i u ta E Standing: Miss ndersml, Isaacsmi, Peck. Maddoch, parhamentarlhn. RAISE ESLUIHIL fXIldLlSOD i is the class advisor. . ' 1 students in Latin . i to Spanish CdllCElU 1 i To bring nbr The Spanish v7 HMcricndaf, dess show case, preseni , Assembly. Tomorrow 5 Merchants Run leSt. Huge. Swing, VniiSiekle. Ottersmi, Daxis, Beebe. lSElIlCMlH. Row 2 lelseii. Mzuhlnck. Galloway Peck. Hughes. Twitehelli Rah 3:1t'bhiil ' i ' i i i WWII. Hall. Aiultimii. Ihlltzu'e. Miss 12. Aiidergtm, Dzix'is B. 4+ Buenas Dias, From South America etililinrr 3nd luv ,: the merchaxm . 1x 0f 1h tur the first see ehicrinz and check Kth. r the first Semester I: u -' I t n and One at ,trr Wcrc: Lorraine :rhc, Hee-president; Xhldfrd Mndson, Ruw lewGrasser, Scott, Famphell, Ford. Peters. Mzmtell, Fuller, XValI. .m, and Alice Mae fxulinc Anderson Ruw 27Vzm Dem. Black, Alston, Nettleton, Richards, Steeker, Varner. Rmv Rv-Urewell McLelmn'e, Kekkc, Pace. Brckke, Carlson, Brown, XVan't-ns, Dejneg'el'. Tobringnboutbctterintcr-Americzm relationships, Spanish Club members have been corresponding with students in Latin American schools, and they have sent folders of information on Northwestern United States to Spanish educators. The Spanish Club has been kept very busy with various activities. In December the whole Club enjoyed a ereriendaf, dessert party with games typical of :1 IWexican Christmas. The club also arranged :1 Christmas show case, presented 21 gay ucarnival dance,, in February, and in April observed KePan American Day,, With 1111 Assemblv. l-Mw IiiHorn, Hart, Cowper. Lulllainen, Gnldberg, Lehackcn, eVeston. Row ZeVVood, Clelaml. McMillan, Hauge, Riney, Gilmore. Row 37Acuff, Mastersun, Butler, Shannon. Ruw bleRoss, flayton, Estey, Christiansen, Miller, Grief, Anderson, Haycox. 347mg :1: , A, V e.. kuv. HHHNS-,-....4e...-n.........e-.u,7. e:r...---m-01Lu..-. e..u. .x.--e-..-..-r.-e..Leeu.....-...V... . .v. .u Duces Juvenes All students of Latin are included in Latin Chlh, which meets several times a year during Class periods. Each class has its own organization, but ofhcers of all the Classes meet once :1 month after school to discuss the business of the entire organization. David Cotton has been president and has presided at meetings of the ofhcers. --........ ......-.....-.----...--- h.. w... - -....- . - About one hundred students have been in the Latin classes and clubs this year. htTiss Helen Brekke served :18 advisor. WM mfrn fer KISPMYIn is the club motto. Row 1-1 Row 2--5 Row 3-4 ' Row 4-1 h i Discipuli Latinae h h Amo, Amas, Amat . . . A J t 9 x o' 984 vh J4 h: v. :4 I hn x 0 Q Students 1n the at a football concessi to send four boxes 01 to buy a new Anmerit torium. At Christmas, the classes, and on h prepared in the cafe f came dressed as R01 was the history of R t at of Caesar and h w - eWrm 5 Run I-Ix'tusoll, hVilxun. Jnhnmn. O'Cnmmr. thite. Butts, Adams. Clihcrt, Grceh. Satcher. Richardson. Run 2 Huth. thmw. Hulrick. Dmix. Dunm-lh. Frish. HvPricst. Rnsenl'lum. Snuvely. XVickson. Berquist. Shnmacher. BI'UCk. Rtm 'hethV'all'l'vm. Hilbert. Min Ilrekkc. Xvax, lszmcsnn, Utmlo. Stan's. Rngstlzllv. Black. Tuppila, Schnchcrer. Ilendricksnn, Lal'snn, In- uY-H It'll . Rnu 4-I,uelw'x. Muttun. Hun, Szlekmnn, Nlmu'e. liitlem. Greene, Ucvcrs. Buekchvrg. Hamhlin. Harwuml, Knudtzon. 46 - :khlni in L atm Clube 1' . bdrlnz CI'I Miss Helen Brekke mprra is the Club Row leKnudtzon, Wilson, Pope, Slaughter, Hoyt, Hushagen, Zimmerman, Gleason. Row ZeSimmons, H'ooldridg'e, King, VVhitake-r, Olson, Hallin, DeKalh, Birlew, Billington, Harper. Row 3-Packarrl, Bell, W'atle, XVeatherhy. Roberson, Aamodt. Bishop, Wark, Lanphear, Moran, Luther. Row 477Beauchamp. Smith, Shaffer, White, Manthe, Kelly, Holmes, Liddle, Larson, Mitbe, Dr. Hatch. f Roman Day Banquet Students in the Latin Club earned enough money at :1 football concession to make it possible for the club to send four boxes of food to the needy of Europe and to buy a new American flag for the R. A. Long audi- torium. At Christmas, hhSaturnaliah parties were held in the classes, and on March 18 21 thRoman Banqueth was prepared in the cafeteria. To this banquet the students came dressed as Romans. The theme of the program Was the history of Rome from the times of Aeneas to that of Caesar and Cicero. Latin Gladiators Brains Behind the Book 2, ,1, , Row lischacherer, Saueressig, Evans, Hamhlin, 0191111. 11111121112111. 1' Rmv Z vP211'k1'1', XVilsml, Barnes, Schierscher. Roberson, H111n'1'1'. Miss 1.1'21114111. Row 37Kai1111. Lightfnot. K11111ltz1111. 111111712111, 1.11121, C1111; A2111'1111t. Kekkq. 1 Row 471101121111, Mastel'son, DePriest. Fox, 1111111151, 312111111. 111'11'1. The 25th 21111111'1'r921ry 1'111t11111 11f the L11111b1'rjz1ck W115 put 11111 11119 1'1'211' 111' the newly 11rg2111171'11 11111111171- As 13 the cus 110115 class. ty-fourth year of This 1'11t1'rpr191ng group of 1111111119 211111 91'1111119 11219 111'21'111'11 11V E111t11r- -1I1- -C1111f, 1 2111C1 H1111x '11.'X.99191111g . hcr W215 Art Ed1t11r Pat K1111dt71111, P111duct11111 Ifd1t111 Bcr111c1 821111119911; 1,. C1'111111 1' 11111 T11X1111 D1'P111',91 1:1111111'1 . CO-CdltOI'SVY Editor Elainc'X . 'Xamodt, Org21111721110119 211111 Club I;111t11r D1'1111 19 L1112,1 C12199 Editm 11111111 1 C11x,St11111'11t L111 flanscn;sportsed1 Editor M21r11111 M2129t1'r2911n, Sports P 111111r VV21111111' St Gclmzlin, 211111 1311311165 M 111 13H BUUII 0191111 1 1:688 managery- B . arbara HudZIak XVith M199 Rosemary L1'21111111 219 Advisor, the 112199 worked 1121111 11111111111111 :1 11111111 111 CXCCHCIH 1111:11111', 111 which we hope you will be proud. students were all 8121111111111 St. 121111121111, 1.11121. 1111111111, 5:1111-1'119'11. , Seated VICCkl-Q. 1111111111 111x. 3121911191111. 1 With the be 1 11nd semester, fiv semors were add1 sev ' ' eral pos1t10ns 1 New featur 1111', 21nd Dore1 cha11ge ed1tor G atmn manager, 1 ad 31111111013, An1 ' ginia Fuller,a 21nd ' reporters, J0 Net Marilm F0 W1 lOrm K Editor; 1111271 11f 0275 WEI, amu . 1 , e1 lrglm;l Fume 1 r Let's Go to Press Row iiChristiansen, Burkes, Olivero, Wilson Row 2-015011, Prestis, Parker, Schierscher, Hudziak. Row tK-Cooley, Cox, Barnes, Liila Anderson. I v rnniml mbhca- . . . . ' I As IS the custom every year, NIISS Rosemary Leadon, adVISor for the Lumberjack Log, began the twen- ty-fourth year of publication by appointing the staff for the first semester, kur. .anisting :: DvPriwt, Faculty L'wx, Student Life . 0km. Co-editors were Delores Liila and Ida Mae Burks; feature editors, Verna Parker and Phyllis Chris- tiansen; sports editor, Ted Coole '; girls? sports editor, Beverly Olson; exchange editor, Jackie Olivero; bus- iness manager, Betty Wilson; advertising manager, Beverly Eckley; ad solicitors, Maxine Schierscher and Barbara Hudziak; and reporters, Gib Anderson, Lorraine Barnes, Florence Cox, and Grace Prestis. These students were all seniors. ' vx Hem qunIiUR 0f Future Newscasters With the beginning of the sec- ond semester, five juniors and three seniors were added to the staff and several positions were changed. New feature editors, Florence Cox, and Dorene Lawrence; eX- Change editor, Gloria Kainu; Circu- lation manager, Beverlee Copeland; 21d solicitors, Anne Lightfoot, Vir- ginia Fuller, and Gloria Kainu; and reporters, Jo Nettleton, Paul Dally, Marilyn Fowler, Anne Lightfoot, Gloria Kninu, Beverlee Copeland, and Virginia Fuller. Anderson, Smith Curtains, Lights, Camera , l 5 Row lealey, Trotter, MCAlear, Donnelly. Row ZiEdwards, Cade, Berko, Blaine. Row 3eFerguson, Roberts, Dickens, Sterno, Mr. Beasley. Lights Out Row l-Mr. Nicholson, Nelsen, Burke, Reynolds. Row ZelVal-e, Steiner, Shaver, Malone. Row .leFerg'uson, Emery, Detrich, Irish, White. Testing, 1-2-3 ?V'wew m. 7' 937i . Row FeSainshnry, Zimmerman, Heih'iek, Brnck. Row Z-t'latt, Anderson, Lytle, llarkin. Smith. Raw thiAtlzlms, Riney, Miller, Samlquist, Kelsey, Mr. STAGE CREW Have you ever wondered who Illilkvx the wind blow, the doorhells ring at tllt' 1mm- ilSNClll- Hies, frequent Ctiiiiiiiuility functiuns, er time, and who cleans up after and TlWFC things, aml if you care to look hackxtgig-Q. you will find one of the school's willing service Clubs, the Stage speeches? If you have wondered most tirew. These boys are always busy and 011 an average each Of them spends at least two afternoons a week after school doingr vari- ous Chores. Under the very able guidance of Hollis Beasley. these eleven boys are truly the unsung laborers of the R. A. Long High School and should he well recommended for their fine work. PROJECTION CREW The Projection Crew is a boys' service club of R. A. Long High School. It pro- vizles projectionists for noon entertain- ment as well as educational films which are shown on different subjects to teachers and their classes. The club atlvisor was Mr. Nicholson, and Emary Richardson, president. There are ten members and eaeh rc- Ceives ten points for every movie that they are assigned to. If 750 points are made, the member gets a letter at the end of the x ear. The school has two main projectors, Bell and Howell. and Victor. There are also two strip film projectors. This equip- ment is the president's main duty. He has to see that all Of the equipment is taken care of. in good condition and always ready to use. P. A. CREW Another service Club of the schuol is the P. A. crew. This group of lmys are the ones who set up all the elevtricul equipment for assemblies. games and dances. Advisor, Mr. Robert Cox, teaches the members to make recordings m. lym- grams which are useful to them fur claw work. Row l-A Row Z-B Row 3-11 Sleeves rolled ville Dietrich, star were the publicatio view and Kelso an towns in Southwesl Other accom bly, and participati Officers for secretary; Bob Mi They H H 'h e . . 14AM HIE B 0 M 0 O o C 0 1c 1m'lh tBig Men 011 Famqu ,. . awmt .,1HunN and , thew 'X hatkqaqe 1LT idtred vhnolk most ,1 . Haze Crew. aml 011 an K fit leaet two rluing varie g: :1 1h guidance r.vren hoys an n u! the R. :X. Jnuhl be well : v' nrk. 0N CREW ., x 1: ?mp' service 1: . hthnoh Itlno- ' ' Izunn entertailr nu! filnh which ': t to teachers :3 atlvisor was Richardson, he RIM! each re. Row laAvery, St. Germain. Ruth, Moore, Reynolds, Grendon, McBride. ' : w'ligthatthcy Row Z-Brown, Karlmfski, Fahlstrom, Milne, Selberg, Burns, Simpson, Miller. MW made, Row 3eJohnson, Hadley, Ballode, Stewart, Talley, Lytle, Millett, Hammer, Classelz W r-nri Hf the '- ertlnrs', Sleeves rolled up and all ready to go to work, the Longview Hi-Y, under the supervision of Mr. Or- ' Where are . . . . . . . ihiwquip- Vllle Dletrlch, started another year as a Clty serv1ce club. Among the major achievements of the year . .HL'EM were the publication of programs for local football games and joint sponsorship With the Tri-Y,s of Long- ,, 1x tam ' 7 . t . . . ' :Mnys t Vlew 21nd helso and the Hl-Y of Kelso of a conference to help orgamze Hl-Y and Trl-Y clubs 1n smaller towns in Southwest Washington. Other accomplishments were the annual barn dance in the fall, a Hi-Y sponsored Boyst club assem- bly, and participation in the Youth Legislative conference. ' Officers for the year Were Richard VVilburn, 'Wresident; Robert Hadley, vice president; Phil Brown, secretary; Bob Miller, treasurer; Dnrold Talley, snrgeant-at-arms; and Pat Grendon, chaplain. HEW qgwl is W. MW e 1w H'irul 1 em. and . , nit'kh'N e N,- 'M'll' . . w They Make the DeCISIons my 1 r XVillmm, Bown, Talley, Hadley, DIiller 51 irnauam; e...m,,-.......4...,.-.a-.a-.--..--....-u.......--w.g..v,v.17-.:--..t..-....-A-..-..n.--.x....-..7.--..,,. t.4u....-v.n ... . . . . L . Dramatics The dramatists of R. A. Long, under the guiding 1 hand of Jo Ann Richardson, have had a successful 1 year. Acquiring membership this year was somewhat different. Tryouts were held before the club, costumes were made, points earned and, by other methods, people were accepted into the club. H Officers other than Jo Arm for this past year were Mardell Patching, vice president; Jean Lawrence, sec- retary; Thelma Christensen, historian; and Delores Backeberg, treasurer. Advisors were Miss Muriel Albert and Miss Margaret Kohlmeier. They presented a one-act p1ay for the p1ay festi- val, wrhe Balcony Scenef, Prize winning play. Under the at New addition Trios and the man Something m sides performing a tinted student bodt meet here they wt Officers for tnry; Willard Gut mean, 511001; 1 . Run 1 Lawrence JH Patching, Davis; Goldberg, Bakknlzl. Setllacck. Wmul, 11rarxfunl I'v, Iu-Prictt 8., 11hristcnsen Tr, Gullah. Surcmvm. 11.113111 Rmv 3 KuhlmL-icr, Edwards. Krull, Hm'n. King, JUhHSHH, Duuley. 11111011. Kninu. Richards, Butler. Richardson. 1 :::::: : 11:11::1311L11: 1:112:1e11t..1'2lxck21rr1. lthhliltaiter, Mfmthe, hVntkins, Lightfxmt, Kekkev Vzlrlwn, Vnpt'lzmtl. Jurmen. Viv .hllwl't i Rmv 5 K614? HMmnjtrllrl;1::1:;r, , H mm, huthru, HALhEht'Ig, 11411111. Rnht'l'srm, hincntt, Aammlt. 1mm. UI IQ On Wings of Song liVViime, Tuohino, Martin, Lawrence, Davies, Forl, Mantell, XVilliamson, DePriest, Freeman, Bakkala, I. Hart, Hartgrove, Lanphear. Holmes, Billington, Cotton, Green, Hazelquist, Preston, Birlew. ZaSaueressig, P. Christianson. B. Hart, T. Christenien, Thompson, Crandle, Flack, J. Cooper, Heywood, Hub. hard, Oyen, M. Williamson, L. Hart, Thuma, Moore, Cedargren, Burchett, J. D. Tennant, Moorison, Peters, Hushagen, F. Hicks. 3-Thomas,T1'ueax, Stears, Strunk, King, Zinn, Shook, Tapley, Alexander, V. Hicks. Price, R. Cooper, Ham- mer, Fahlstrom, Pettys, Sayler, D. Tennant, Tayior, McLemore, Y. Anderson. Sedlacek, Davis. 4eF0rslin. Packard ,Hallin, Rasmussen, Hoover, C'ix, Edal, Carlson, Mcl'vor, Hai'ns, Manthe, Jenkins, Cill- man. Hildula, Smith, Bnrpee, Evans, Guthrie, Urasseth, Masterson, McPhail, Bishop. Under the able direction of Roy Bryson, this yeaHs Glee Club has made many outstanding achievements. New additions to the Glee Club are the Boysh Quartet and a Mixed Ensemble, which with the Triple Trios and the many soloists added much to the concens and assemblies. Something new was tried this year when the Cho'r exchanged assemblies with the Vancouver choir. Be- sides performing at Vancouver, they also sang at the annual Christmas Concert, gave assemblies for the asso- ciated student body and performed at the Hotel Monticello for the VVomaIYS Club. At the Choir and Festival meet here they were judged a superior rating. OHicers for the year were Leroy Hart, president; Billie Winne, Vice president; Janice Johnson, secre- tary; VViHard Guthrie, treasurer. We Blend Our Golden Voices Mclvur, McLemm-e. Johnson, Price, Black. Satcher. Mautell, Trneax, Shook, Thompson, Tapley, acconwanist. 1 . n 11 Hi Sums ' m V -' I .. AW Rmv R t nv Rt NV lb M' garet Imeswn, librarians. Rt M 3 1 w Adams; Kmmwh. HHNWL Thc Frwhmcn Glue Clubs, under the direction of Mr. Roy Brymn, have had 21 successful year. They took part in the annual Christmas Concert and also in the Glee Club assembly. The officers for the Freshmen Girls Glee Club are Gloria Cadmnn, president; Shirley Fix, vice pres- ident; Lois Edall, secretary; Patty Jo Hill and Klar- Rnw lhthmlmtm, O'Connor, Mnnick, Snatch. IivcnlztlL Lung'ngcr, Frish. hihhvr, Klicht-l. Hill. t-Uachclur, Mcth'zm', Bctts, Ut-Pt'icst, ldlm', Nt'liull, llnwzml. Irish. I'phuff, Imt-mm, Fix. litlnl, Ilszf, Ruscnhlnm, Page. Plant, Rimkuxy Hu-nzm. Tgulmx pI-mid t em. Miltt'r. 1101mm. Plum. Ux'xuu-t. Nullv-x, Hunth, Pmu-II, HiHu-x't. hVnrlztml. 3tanlle U. Pvtk. Rlllltlt'll 8.. hum, lhlkm. hullm; Ahxlnn. Kcihxilx. armonizers Masterson, Hart, Jenkins, Fahlstrom, Taylor K Young Voices Ist Violins: Home McCormick, Trehhe, PC Corkle, Jarman. Basses Clarinets: Cooley. John soon: Wilhum. Celzsta Under the e last year. Fhe orchest the nucleus, whil They played gram they COmhi superior in the an In K135 thex body on the 5am e I'PPICR PIFTI'RIC C0ncertmast LOXYICR I'lth'lhI'RF, lixnnx. Xlnul'v. Knuttnn. jmnm. Runht-rfqt. Lmthlx. Suckmnn. 5+ lump . Taxlor Sweet and Mellow 1st Violins: Hoover, Harper. trileason. Moran, Huhhml, Rohinsnn, Sayler. Not present, Fiscolat 2nd Violins: McCurmick, Tre'whe, Peckham, Snider, Ragsdale, Wilson. hiolas: Pope, Slaughter. Cellos: Sterling, Hansen, Mc- Cm'kle, Jzii'maii. Basses: Ragsdale, Crawford, Zwonechek, Nelson. Not present, Dumhauld. Flutes: Scott, Tuohino, flurinets: Cooley. Johnson. Cm'nets: Blaine, Marsh. Horns: Hamhlin, Knudtzon. Trombones: Cobb. Thuma. Bas- smm: W'ilhurn. Cel:sta: Luther. Percussion: Staggs. Hadley. Bell, Anderson, Smith. Director: Irvin Gattikei'. Under the excellent direction of Irvin Gattiker the R. A. Long Orchestra has doubled its size since last year. The orchestra, now numbering 46 has accomplished much. The string section meets daily and forms the nucleus, While the brass and woodwind combine twice a week to make 21 full combination. They played at the Senior play in November anl at the All School play in April. At the Christmas pro- gram they combined with the Kessler orchestra to make an 80 piece orchestra. On April 20 they received a superior in the annual music meet held in Longview th's year. In hTay they gave their Spring Concert. Earlier in the month they gave an assembly for the student body on the same program with the band,s annual aszemhly. ConCertmaster and president of the organization this year was Nancy Hoover. Jim Moran was vice president. g. Majorettes Marilyn Masterson, Caroline Wolters, Jean Lawrence, Big Brass Band Rosalie Lambert a Row l Scott, Tunhinu. Row l-Vunlty, N. England. V. Johnson. Xelxnn. Parker. Fulton, Luml. Deal. Row 3 Prestiev K. Juhnsun, Mnmthart. D. Flayttm, Vzu'lsrm. At Lewis. Marsh, Price. Vzltt, Blaine. Avery Suinshm'y. Row 4-H. Pruffitt. Hulm. hVillimns. Ih-zmchunw. Riney, Hammer, JIISHIVCH. thitC. Skzulg. J. Prnffitt. Burke. H. Flzutrm. Row S-Smugs, Amhrsnn. Lszmnn. Luther. MajtII'L'ttt-SuhVnhcrs. lestm'sun. Linvrcncc. Band In Action Instrumental music reached :1 new peak at R. A. Long in 1947-48 with a total of 67 mem- bers enrolled in the hand, which was again under the direction of Calvin Storey. In addition to marching and playing at 2111 home football games in the fall, the hand made a trip to OIympia for the Longview-Olympia game. The pep band played for pep assemblies, rallies and during basketball season. The main organization was divided into two equal units Which alternated at all home conference basket- ball games. These two groups were led by stu- dent directors, Carl Cobb, Ted Cooley, Bob Clayton, and Velma Johnson. Receiving a superior rating, the band, to- gether with the R. A. Long orchestra and choir, acted as host to other musical organizations for the annual Southwest Washington music festival, Which was held in Longview and initiated the merging of the orchestras, choirs, and bands into one day of activity. Kmultzun, Zinnm-rmzln, Tuppilm Schnh. Huwurrl, McBride. Nlnt'gglmz XVilHnrn, Murchwnw. K. Kmultynn. Humltlin. Smith. Rnssvll, Kunklt', Harwmnl, T.nlnr. Miller. thlxlx, Thunm. Row 1,-ch ROW L-Wh Row 3-wt' Row 4-Wh Junior Rifle Cl this year. BeSIdes Iainen, senior. The Briney, Evelyn Haz club are Shelton B treasurer. The Longview cultural leadership. Successful esta Attainment of this Vernon Johns A big majority of while they LEAR several high honor Washington Fair, group has been gr. Row leEvanst X M. And Row Z-Lindsey. R. BOY Row S-Brown. Johnson Row 4sllr. HI Dryer, ting, the band, to- rchcstra and choir, I urganizations for gton music festival, ' and initiated the airs, and hands into 3Illcgglerv . 55611, ' i n Smllhv R I UT . . tIIH'V' Ready, Aim, 3 . 9 g z. Row I-Kennedy, Schuh, Lane, McTee, P. Laulainen. XVhite, Cram, Randall. Row 2eVVhite, Skaug, Donnelly, Wilson, Kroll, Burke, Black. Row 3-VVolters, Bell, Shaver, Walker, Hazelquist, Campbell, Luther, Fix. Row 4-VVhite, Black, Gleeson, L. Laulainen, Nordquist, Dickens, Briney, Burpee, Mr. Drake, advisor. Junior Rifle Club. one of the many rifle cluhs connected with the National Rifle Association, has worked hard this year. Besides the regular target practices, they presented an assembly featuring a skit written by Phyllis Lau- Iainen, senior. They had an active rifle team which participated in several matches. The members included Ralph Briney. Evelyn Hazelquist, J0 A1111 Kroll, Shelton Black, Dwight Randall, and Don Bell as captain. Officers of the club are Shelton B1ack,president; Florence Wilson, vice-president; Sally Luther, secretary, and Bob Dickens, treasurer. Farmers of Tomorrow The Longview Future Farmers have a well-halanced and challenging program of work designed to develop agri- cultural leadership, co-operation, citizenship, and patriotism. Successful establishment on good farms, on a full or part-t'me basis, is the goal of nearly all Future Farmers. Attainment of this goal is accelerated by the progressive expansion of the boys' supervised farm projects. Vernon Johnson, Chapter president. has made great progress in acquiring the essentials for successful farming. A big majority of the other agricultural students have met satisfactory farm projectseenahling them to EARN while they LEARN. Chapter members have competed in many educational contests during the yearewinning several high honors. Very creditahle livestock exhibits we're entered by the boys at the Cowlitz County Fair. Western XVashington Fair, Pacific International Livestock Exposition. and Northwest Junior Livestock Show. The local group has been granted the HMaster Chapter rating for outstanding accomplishment. Row lieEvans, M. Anderson, C. Johnson, F. Handy, R. Handy, Harmon, Van Fleet, Nelsen, XVhite, Kfoore, M. Anderson, Peters. Row 2-Lindsey, Ross, W'. Hendrickson, McLaughlin, Minear, Thompson. Mariisen, Powell, B. Hendrickson, R. Bm'ee, Hauge. Row SeBmwn, Peterson, Laulainen, F. Bovee, Funkhauvr, Kellicut, Jacob. G. Anderson, McFadden, E. Johnson, Parks. Row 4eMri tTilkey, Frint. Jerpe, VViest V. Johnson, Quinn, Foley, Johnson, TValker, Tacohson, Russell, Dryer, Rodman, Hall. ,, ?;Igavivzy; 2555!: '- nug+upwilni n..- . ......1,--..t - n n u I I u u u . a v F r u u u. v , .1... -u.-.u.,. ya pun...- .- .-,- n- - nuunn I ?! .- 4...g-- n- I .- , -..n..., .--..,..;h .-. -1.. .V4.- - . V.-o..g,.wa-:msa.- Back 1'0 School September 6 InHiaHon October 14-15 . .. . .. .. - .AW- - .. . --.-..-.....--.-.-.... V ...-.--.......--.. -..---. ,.......--- --,.L,,.- '0 N OVel'Iaber 14-15 VACXCV. .QNK cxxce . ' . cwmn, fXxxAcf TOLO D ecember Z2 M. 3. 'u - Ia tHrkCHub Sockd Pththt February 13 .....o-4.-r'- .. -.g .--.x vn r - .7- .an-u-.-.--.q-vfnun..- .-. H454; ......-....'...I---v-v---I$;..R ZLhDh6EV-ZD a Ugh fer Tea HiJacks Band hAarch 29 . ... .,......-.... ,,,,...... .A .,...:-. . WVh'UW-Utfvgvr5I't- An .cu.- . . .- - -.- M-L-vre-y-us : ,7 H A-AQV , - n '1' 1 .,.,...u---..u.-....-...v..-.- ...-;:...........--. a -..-,.;..1 l... .,.. MW .; .-.. . ,n-n .n m M a .. . . ; w b p . h d t u - . m.g- Hu-vo- urn Emary Piper Leo Gilnett. Daroid Talley, Ray Kamofski, and Bernard Donahue. Scores of Games Longview Longview Longview llongview Longview Longview Longview Longview 1 .Ollg'X'iC w Longview 18-Bellarmine 13. 30-H00d River 6. ZU-r-Vancouver 13. 19eBe11ingham 0. ISeHoquiam 0. 38-;013'mpia 12. 7eAherdeen 0. 39efcntralia 0. ZU-I.ewis xK' Clark 14, 7eeKelso 0. Di m Packard R. A. Long football experienced one of its best seasons in 1947 with the powerful grid machine coached by Kenneth O. tBucki Hammer driving to an undefeated season for the first time since 1930. The team as a whole was rated as second Only to Bremerton in the state grid rankings. Of the 20 graduating seniors 011 the squad. seven were awarded all-conference positions and two placed on the all-state roster. Their names and positions are as follows: A11 con- ference Pete Ballode. tackle: LeRoy Hart. guard: John Adams. center: Darold Talley. end, and Leo Gilnett. Ray Karnofski, Eernard Donahue, hacks, All-State e- Leo Gilnett. quarterback, and John Adams. center. Buck Hammer was named head coach of the All State team which is to play the Seattle All Stars sometime in August. Talley giving scrubs a had time. 66 r j cxpcricnced one of its 1 with the powerful grid Kenneth O. BUM : umlcieated season for . HRH v : um rated as second Vin: date grid rankings. .h z 44 wlliuri on the squad. - ; aiI-cnnfcrcnce positions Hm- r . er. Their ' n- 'm iullows: All con- fv mklc: LeRoy Hart. v'ntdi Harold Talley. -- Va; KarnohkiEemard Mm - Leo Gilnett, WLHHM center. 1. Lamctl head coach of y I: i- to play the Seattle M11114. aginard Donahue Ray KWWHW ArlenM ,, . r. g Q k ' HALFSASK HALFEUJIK YBACI gigggg ' hm $3$1cnm mzwcuwzmmcz hLL-CWWWICE u Waunie St. Germain Dick Scott sumo cums Damid Talia . mu y Jam Evans ALancmzawcs 2:40 Ray K . arnofskl 'Wiacx i . 9 . ; ' r L wwnuc; Aden me ggme: Glasser Carl Simpson Ray Lowe Y ' umrmcx FULLBACK SALHiACK aanaacx L 8 ob Straw Jim Fahhtmm 63 AR 3 93553? Bob Hailey $ND JimMEine ' ,, ,' , . 196,301 meat: 4, ' , w , , , KALFGACK, John Adam: am magnet 5 Elmer Marthaiier 54. Eddie Stewart 35:5: Westrick Ernie LaPiene - Standing: Proffitt, Taylor. Kynastan. Kneeling: Reynolds, McTee. SCORE BOARD Longviewh32 Longviewh42 Longviewht? 6 Longviewi48 LongviethS Longview-45 Longview-44 Longview-29 Longview-45 Longviewh25 Longview--3S Camas Battle Goruml Vancouver Kelso Chehalis Ogden Camas Battle Ground Vancouver Kelso Chehalis Longviewh57 Meadows CHAMPION PLAY-OFF GAME Longviewi42 Camas .................................... 48 Ogden Tri-Champions Overcoming a slow start in pre- season games, the Lumberjack basket- ball team, with Coach Joe Moses at the wheel. suddenly came to life to upset the Camas Papermakers, early season favorites, in its first conference engagement, and drove 011 through a tough schedule and wound up the 19-18 season perched atop the Southwest conference. southern division standings in a three-way tie with Battle Ground and Camas. However, in a play-off game with Camas for a state tourna- ment berth, the jacks dropped a Close 48-42 decision, therefore barely missing a fourth successive trip to the tourney. Bernard Donahue, Ray Kamofski. and Jim Schweitzer. three 0fthc six graduating seniors, were placed on the all conference first and SCC- oml teams. Coach Joe M uses WM , , Dick Selberg 1W. K ,: , , ,, CTCC. Hlastam ; . , V . ' W k I , ,' , , Deitrick, Shifh, , , , ' , neeling: Buriih ' , , y 2' , Luato, Kata BOARD . , . , 9', 3 4 , . , bk 5-; u, . .3 L, 1 Humml H KTF . M tall'wwsni Mmuml I leuiL-E .AY-OFF GAME Impions Juxx' art in pre- Lumbcrjack basket- rach Joe Moses at 1;; came to life to i'apcrmakcrs, early ih fint conference Irm'c on through a zwuml up the 1948 mp the Southwest :1 rlix'ixion standings mth Battle Ground mgr, in a play-off fur a date tourna- 'lackw dropped a mi, therefore barely JerthsiNi trip to Donahge, Karnorlki, and Jlm .witzcr. three ofthe wrmluating semors, - Iaml 0n the all Iirrnarfl ' Buck Hammer. Assistan? Coach MVMNWXW me. -- 4.....- w u--H- 'uu----'- ' 4 ' ' ' .' -....4.. k mm..-.i L - -- .n-n . .A Eddie Stewart Standing: Proffitt, Taylor, Kynastan. Kneeling: Reynolds, McTee. SCORE BOARD Longviewe32 LongvieWe42 Longview 3 6 Longviewe48 Longview-ZS LongviCWe45 LOngview-44 Longview-29 LongvieWe45 Longview-25 Longviewir3 5 Longview-57 Camas .................................... 30 Battle Corund Vancouver Kelso Chehalis Ogden Camas Battle Ground Vancouver Kelso Chehalis Ogden CHAMPION PLAY-OFF GAME Longview-42 Camas .................................... 48 Tri-Champions Overcoming a slow start in pre- season games, the Lumberjack basket- ball team, with Coach Joe Moses at the wheel, suddenly came to life to upset the Camas Papermakers. early season favorites, in its first conference engagement, and drove on through a tough schedule and wound up the 1948 season perched atop the Southwest conference, southern division standings in a threedvay tie with Battle Ground i i , . X2 ' , , , V, t , :t ' E L? 1, M U , and Camas. However, in a play-off W j a f t . t, , game with Camas for a state tourna- g L w P . ment berth, the. yJacks dropped a h Brown Close 48-42 dec1310n, therefore barely missing a fourth successive trip to the tourney. Bin Miueue; Wk Wesfrick Bernard Donahue, Ray Karnofski. and Jim Schweitzer. three Of the six graduating seniors, were placed on the all conference first and sec- ond teams. Coach Joe Moses Fred Iovee e , V Nh Elmer Markhaiiet eliximie LaPierte Did Selberg . anitam Tm ', rum V . M'waxs Hmhiwug' 'AYOFF GAME , ........... 4g mPiOns 31w mart in pre- ' bcrjack basket- . :: Jo: Moses at , xamc to life to I'amrmakcrs. early : ijm conference xx: rm through a um! up the 19-18 ?hr: Southwest tfixhion xtandings , Iiattlc Ground .11 m a playoff :' :' a wtc tourna- Im-Lg dropped a 1kmgforc barely n tjinC trip to ?hrnarrl Donahge, KarnnIFki. and Jun w'm: three of the wdnating scmors, A on the a ylangd M and sec- W ht t: H 3' IIIHi l wmh ch MOSES naugh. Hsucku Hamrne' Assistant Coach x ; , ;X X , xx 3 Mywm NV Z- Byers1 Zdilar. Kneeling: Bummy Hm, Winne, Luato, K'av'aj: . -. . . . ,, ..,,,,,,.-. v- -,. ---u . g - .I'3'21A M. w- - ,,4.-.,..,..... t u v'ntx -, Speeds The Word Lusing many Veterans prm'ed costly t0 the track team :19 SCVCI'HI constant winners of last year Were graduated. Coach Emary Piper was fated with building :1 winning team out of mostly new boys and came up with an outfit of which the school was justly proud. Several outstanding members of the squad were trained and developed into new positions during the course of the year. Of these Bob Hadley was proh- nhly the best example. Hadley was J and 880 regularly but the need for milers hecznne eVi- A winning the 44 dent so he made the change to the mile. Competing in this event he soon gained the distinction of being the fastest miler in the Southwest district, and improved with every at- tempt under favorable track condi- tions. Dnmld Talley offered another exnmple. He started the Year as an average discus thrower and with mn- stnnt practice and experience became one of the top discuss men in the dis- trict. The 'Jack thinclads again played host in the annual Rotary Relays. staged at the R. A. Long field early in May. This event, which is one of the most colorful sports attractions of the year, was won by the Vancouver Trap- pers for the sixth consecutive year, Giving them permanent possession of the meet cup for the second time. Longview finished second in the relays and carried off the shuttle hurdle relay cup, having captured this event in 1940 and 1947. The hurdles team, of Bernard Donahue, Darold Talley, Jim Schweitzer, and Dick WVilburn. eclipsed the record, formerly set by the Lumberjacks in 1939, by two tenths of a second in winning the event. H .35 m .5 :Enw ellart. Maekey, Olson, Mets, Maelhmahl, Glasser. Greif. VluvtmL Thumu. Fetieu'ren Hmt Ule'mm MW ' i ' ' ' i I 1 Y . . R , 2 Il'iljelr: JllhllSl'Hl thmzmeH, Ax'eljx. Ihetriek, McPhersnn, Malmie. Strum. Burch, Smith, Heilrick, Lytle, Martin tMZlHHRN'h Ruw t fluns tManngerLJne Jaenhs, Hadley Hummer. Simpson, Strand, Smlzn'. Eastlick, Larson, Holm TMzmageH Raw ZTbCH-M Schweitzerx lnlley. lhnlahiie. Burns. Milne, VViHmrn, Stewart. Huthrie. Moore, Handy thmageH. ms 5 nttun, Minnie. Shun, Bux'ee. tuupm', Bnrlvee, thlliams, meule, Scott, Lowe, Hilrlulu, Benton. Dexter. ..---...u- -5-.. .1 With a T team 10 I'CPr6 prospects of ti The ,JFI' hander, who 5-1, over the emerge from victor in n 2- Papenmkers. nior and Wil when he Sht hurlers in th Also a member of I :13 left fielde one of the 1e and displayed by pitching ; Woodland E Ray K; Staff and w; as pitcher 0 main duties in the pitchi by his nn-hi land team, Memhe Which nine c Were juniors the above Karnofgki 211 Dick Selherg a:lid Jack Fi; S UTtSto . third 173ng1 left field: 1 LEIand LOrf Hadley was prob- ple.. Hadley Was ml 880 regularly ilers became evi- he change to the n this event he tinctinn of being in the Southwest ed with every at- ahle track condi- u'ifered another 1 the war as an x'er am! with con- 'xp;rience became 6 men in the dis- .ung field early in e Vancouver Trap- second time. i-aptured this event k Wilhum. eclipsed t event. v4? lxlmillgtrh , . Home Run Kings Row lw-Luotu, Hill, Laufnian. Karimfski, Loren, Sel'sure', Brown, Frtrhes. Row 27Arkell, Nelson, Clarken. Millett, Adams, Henefin, Byres, McTee. Vx'rith a heat of returning Veterans to form the nu:1eus, Coach Buck Hammer built a first-rate baseball team to represent the Lumberjacks in the Southwest district for 1948. Contrary to popular belief about the prospects of the club, they Won a majority of their contests and were a good outfit from start to finish. The jacks uncovered a new mound prospect at the beginning of the season in John Laufman, right- hander, who showed promise at that time and was selected to pitch the first league game, which he won, 5-1, over the Battle Ground outfit. In the next tilt, h: was defeated by Vancouver, 3-0, but came back to emerge from a tight pitching duel the victor in a 2-1 decision with the Camas Papermakers. Laufman is only a ju- nior and Will he on hand next year when he should he one of the top hurlers in the league. Alsn a junior and a prominent member of the pitchingr staff as well as left fielc'ier, is Jack Luoto, who was one of the leading hitters 0f the jacks and displayed his prowess 0n the mound hy pitching a one-hit Victory over the XVondland Beavers. Ray Karnofski rounded out the staff and was a mainstay for the Club as pitcher or catcher. Although his main duties were catching, his talents in the pitching department are shown by his no-hit Victory over the VVood- land team. Members of the varsity squad, of which nine of the startingr Cnmhination Were juniors, or sophomores, included the above mentioned pitchingr staff, Karnnfski and John Adams, catchers; Dick Seiberg, first base; Jack VVestrick and Jack Fix, second base; Phil Brown, shortstop; Bill Millett and Bob Larkin, third hase; Eugene Henifin and Luoto, left field; Bill Hill, center field, and JOhn Laufman: Ray Kamofski Bill Hi Leland Loren and Larkin, right field. g F I, 3 4? Stamli . .. ': Sitting Bell. Kneeli Adams, Bell, Proffitt, Price, Fahlstrom Kneeling-Priee, Proffitt, Standing-Fahlstrom, Adams, Hollis Beasley, advisor Wmstling f With five returning lettermen to bolster the golf squad, a highly successful season was experienced this year Enlary Piper. by the Lumberjack divoteers. seven meets am Recognized as one of the state's best teams, the iJacks established themselves as the number one aggregation Again unde in the Southwest district by capturing the tournament at the Longview Country Club in April in which six other 25-16. dropped teams from the district were represented. Dick Price, Longview captain, was medalist at the tourney. Lincoln team. 2 Price's talents with the clubs were further displayed by his victory over the state junior champion in a meet Of the 781 with the Stadium golfers. Competing in the State junior championship tournament, Dick missed by one stroke a Longview scort chance to compete in the Pacific Coast championship. Eldon Heis Hollis Beasley was team advisor, and Longview Country Club Pro Willie Price was their coach. 18, Jack Larsor Don Long and Racquetee rs KneelingeVVilliams, Harper, Wilson, Donnelly, Schuh, Moran. Jim Mamlley Standing tRow D-Mr. Koth, Malone, Richards, Taylor, Miller, Trotter, Sayler. Standing tRow Zy-Knudtzon, Nipp, Jenkins, Mandley, McKee, Kelsey. St: . Everett Koth, tennis coach, faced the largest turnout of racquet prospects at the beginning of the 1948 season Si: smce he took over coaching duties in 1945, the year tennis was reorganized following a lull during the war period. A S .- . Twenty-one boys were on hand to build a representative team. Wlmmlm pr Miller, Chuck Ruth, and Warren Ames were the top singles men on the squad while Jim Mandley and No Under tht Kermit Knudtzon headed the list of doubles combinations. hes fOF t1 Other combinations on hand were George Taylor and Bud McKee, Carl Nipp and Jerry Williams. and Jim titl Taking p; Moran and Don Jenkins. ande defense 1, The racquet wielders scheduled home and home matches with Cathlamet, Aberdeen. Olympia, and Vancouver. Elflfth 1 aYtOn y 74 DiliS Beasley, advisor penenced this year ier one aggregation in which six other rney. hampion in a meet td by one stroke a nach. Wiley 1948 season , of the war period- nH the im Mandky and ' J . n Williams' a ncouvef. im Illia, and 18 Touh Boys Standing: Piper, Y. JHhHSUH, St. Germain, Larson, Milne, Pi'itchett, Burch, Ashlaml, McKee, Yarner, Long, manager. Sitting: lecnhs. Avery, McPhersmi, Black, Simpson, Moore, Cody, Blaine, Mets. Kneeling: Ellis, Schwietski, Peters, 1Vhitaker, Heiser, tirendon, Handy, Holm, 1Yhite, Richards. 1Yrest1ing at R. A. Long is coming more and more into its own each year since its revival in 1945 by Coach i; Emary Piper. The 1948 Lumberjack musclemen enjoyed their best season since that year in winning six out of seven meets and capturing all home contests. Again under the guidance of Piper, the 'Jack grapplers defeated Ogden Meadows twice, by scores of 34-10 and 25-10, dropped Fife 38-16, and outscored Lincoln of Tacoma once, 28-21. Their only defeat was at the hands of the Lincoln team, 26-18. Of the 78 matches engaged. Longview came out on Up in 43. thirty by falls. 11 by decisions, and two defaults. Longview scored a grand total of 203 points to 132 for 0pposrtion. Eldon Heiser and Frank Handy were the chief pointmakers with 28 points each, followed by Vern Burch with 18. Jack Larson with 17, Vernon Johnson with 16, and Max Cody and Pat Grendon with 13 each. Managers were Don Long and Jack Yarner. Bloop Bleep Standing: Manager Shupe, Tryznka, Dejaegher, Davolt, J. Foley. Boggie, Burke, Shem, Keller, Bell. Sitting: Harper, D. Foley, D. flayton, foburn, Mealy, Kruckeuburg, Hoyt, Walker, Zimmerman. B. Clayton. Swimming,r made a gallant comeback this year after having been shut out for three years with no victories. Under the guiding eye of Coach Alois Hatch, the Jack paddlers hung up a record of three wins, four losses, and two ties for the season. Taking part in the state meet at Seattle in March. the swimmers compiled a total of 16 points by virtue of a title defense by State 220 Champion Bob Clayton. 21 second in the 100 by Clayton, 21 second in diving by Ray Overbye, and a fifth place finish by the 'Jack 220-yard relay team. Clayton was the team's high scorer with 106 points, followed by Overbye with 54, and Ted Dejaegher with 40. 7S AH Eyes on The iiBuHhs Eye', Twicc :1 year :irchcry is zix'nihihh' tn 1111 sports loving fans. Thcrc is cmnpulsnri CiZlSS- room Work, which includes instructions for shooting and the actual cart for cquipmcnt. and 21180 there are after school turnouts for those who are interested in obtaining mcm- hcrship in the Girl Letterman. Chih equip- mcnt is always available for 18 pcnplc to tikc part in this Sport at 0118 time. wxx xmmxmw Ball Smashers Tennis classes in R. A. Long High start in inu-ch zmd last until the end of the school year. The Students are divided into different sections, according to thCiI' indi- vidual zihilitics. Herc they zirc hclpcd by Mrs. Christal and Miss Yungun, the class instructors, to master the difici'cnt strokes, serves, and foot Work. UH'S Even AzulaNr tn :IH Ian11er claw mtructions for f Hf tqmpmenp , ,1 anl turnouts for ninq mum ml. Club equip- M 15 thplc to : tixm, Ruw lirl'lnrcncr Cnx, Ewmne Wait. Rnw 37 Natalie Strnnk. Joanne Vole, Bcver SIu-ltnn Black: Phyllis Evans. Rmv ZVCih Anderson: Class of 518, 3rd grade; Jim Kroll. x Ecklm. Row 4iBUHIIiC Hart, Harriet Hamhlin, Delores Liila, Betty June Hamer, Varmlyn Zinn. Dulc- Buggic, Rnw S-Ray Karnofski, Jean Lawrcncc. Marihn Mastcrson. Lnra Ilart. ROW G-NanCy HUOVUB A1 Uriel. Jum McPhail, ChurlUttc Little. AurauI-zlnng--ur---I-Ayn-- .-.'-. :.'.. ..-: :ru ,.. ..., ......u....-.....--r$-n .3- -... m; .VWW L , XXX 44' , ,Axa 1y '.'.n'1w ,v.1':uo-q--- 1 3: $a : a 3' 3??! $243 x3? i. w V . I .. sf 1.1. .u ,1 14 '14 .7. U$AAI'Z J 10.4? yd 5451'. MK: k . I W' v'r' f I n 1.x j ,r 1 tr 1! I l i '. . 5 ,2 WW M, ,5y?,6f Q V$W A g 'KK Kg? .x-vx....-....,., ,,,,.. H 1 .. - - A . m... .., xxx xeme MN W WWW wmw M, WW v, m, . $2ng WW ,, Mr Z? .- V. no -.,,.-.-