Saint Helens High School - Lion Yearbook (St Helens, OR)

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NAME Joanne Murgic Gloria McCutcheon Herman McNeely Don Neveau Harry Noble Lillian Prather Dolores Reilly Ellsworth Reigel James Riley Dean Sapp Maynard Serbousek Betty Simpson Kenneth Singleton Donna Smifn Robert Stickler Jannet Stinton Howard Sullivan Warren Thorp Elizabeth Taylor Lorna Unverzagt Nate Waldron Martha Ward flifal' Smfzsfws iAMBlTlON Move to Scappoose Airline stewardess Buy a large ranch Same as Zeke's Be on English professor Be married Band leader To weigh llO lbs. Own a newspaper Wrestler Girls To get a dependable man To leave my mark iXl File clerk in a big office To get a l in Social EC. Telephone operator None whatsoever Own Jantzen Beach Own a bubble gum factory A life of ease lt's a secret Lose my southern drawl K NOTED FOR Pep Blushing His new Ford Athletic ability Shoe shine Diamond Skating Hotrod Studies Shyness High point man Leadership Nothing yet Speeches Sincerity Athletic ability Speed Attraction for underclassmen Chewing gum Complexion Escaping the girls Drawl

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NAME Vera Adams Pauline Beachler Richard Bellingham Mavis Bigelow Helen Blomgren Bonnie Bockman Dorothy Borjesson Delores Brannan Vernon Bratsch Bill Burgan Margaret Byer Jean Chollacombe Dorothy Clark Mary Clegg Marge Cordel Earl Crawford Jack Daoust Lorraine Ebert Anona Freeman Bill Freytag Chet Gillihan Joe Haebe Elaine Haling Louise Haling Verna Hanson Lydia Hartman Shirley Hartman Dona Holliday Willard Housley Frank Hoyt Lorene Hunter Elsie Huntzinger Robert Kearsley Eddie Keenan Pat Ketel Ray Ketel Donna Kinney Robert King Irene Klaypacz Darrell Knight Betty Kowaleski Robert Kremer Esther Kroeger Anna Kuhn Pat Lambert Gladys Larson Mary Ann Levin Bob Lionberger Pat Livengood Kenneth Lund Dale Marshall Richard Mowrey fikfal' Sfafzsfaas AMBITION California, here I come! Sing in the Met. To finish my book, Forever Richard Stay Single Twirl in the Rose Bowl Wait for Ivan Drive a truck Football coach at R.U.H.S. Learn to behave To graduate Editor of The Oregonian Housewife Undecided Get a driver's license Work in a soda fountain To drive a new car Marry a blond Learn to eat Chinese food Learn to play football To travel Make up his mind Cowboy Dance at Diamond Horseshoe Professional basketball player Swim like Esther Williams Theater owner Show girl Tolly Take ballet lessons Teach English in a girls' school Be a scientist Find someone to believe my stories Not to get caught Be a musician Go to Puerto Rico Ba an actor Become county sheriff Play shortstop for Portland Beavers Beauty operator Enter Annapolis Off ice work New horn for car Be a band leader Marry a red head Be a sign painter Get married Spend a week-end at the Waldorf Settle down Take Katie's place, Be a salesman Own a farm Be a painter lportraitl NOTED FOR Crushes Bashfulness Carrying subjects Flirting Her figure Friendliness Good sportsmanship Affairs Escapades Shyness Blond curls Motorcycle rides lndustriousness Love of animals Her sundaes Ambitions Good grades Her laugh Eating Quiet ways Faith fulness! Tall tales Recitals Blond hair Sweetness Aloofness Service with a smile Good times Manners Interest in underclassmen Fast talk Giggling Lady killer Teachers' grey hairs Punctuality Intellect Frankness Baseball Quietness Farmer boy Red hair Good nature Her studies Faithfulness Eyes Letters from overseas Charm Humor Gift of gab Persistence Blushing Keeping still

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Ufulffufs fo Silllllll llllllllil JOE HAEBE-l-lis big shoes will be hard to fill. DON NEVEAU-One of the great all-time athletes. VERNON BRATSCH- Bucky was always a credit to our team. LEROY HENSON-A great runner who will be sorely missed. EDDIE KEENAN--A steady performer who always did his best. BOB KREMER-A consistent all-around track performer. WARREN THORPE-A track man of outstanding ability. ROBERT KEARSLEY-An indomitable spirit who always provided a spark. WILLARD HOUSLEY-A fine student and gentleman who contributed much to the eam. HERMAN MCNEELY-A hard-charging lineman who sparked the Lion defense. HARRY NOBLE-A handy man who could be counted upon to perform creditably. MAYNARD SERBOUSEK-Will be badly missed in football and basketball. CHET GILLIHAN-A fast-charging defense lineman. DALE MARSHALL-Added strength to the Lion line in his senior year. BOB KING-A consistent blocker who always carried out his assignment. HOWARD SULLIVAN-A deadly shot from anywhere on the floor.