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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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While we look to the closs- room tor scholostic ochieyement, leod- ership ond civic responsibility ore developed through experiences which often lie beyond the clossroonn. LLGYD A, GOODING Floyd Light Kotherine Bollotore Lloyd A. Gooding Superintendent Secretory Principal BDAIQD UI: EDIJCATIDN JN THESE times vve rnust all strive for an education so vve vvill achieve our places in liter Mrs. Jason Miller Chairman Everett M, Freytagg John Zanilcerg Heinie Heurnanng O. E. Haydon, Clerlq Mrs. Jason Miller, Chairmang Irving T. Raug Eloyd Light, Superintendent. it it ik ik The students ot St. Helens High School deeply appreciate the efforts of the School Board who give rnuch of their time in the direction ot our schools. FACULTY PEARL ATKINSON IGirIs' P. E. and Healthi ROBERT BICKEORD iAr'r and Woodworkingi ROBERT DAGGETT IGeneraI Math and Drivers' Trainingi HERBERT EISENSCHMIDT iBoys' P. E. and Healthi CAROL GRABOVAC IEngIish BI EAYE HAMILTON ILibrorianI VERA HILLS IEngIish 4, Algebra I, Algebra 2, and Trigonorneiryi ESTHER KELLY IEngIish 2, Worid History, and Social Sciencei JEAN LARSON ISocio-Economic Problems and U. S, Hisforyi RICHARD MILLER IU. S. Hisfory and Drivers' Trainingi VALERIE O'CONNOR IEngIish I and Typing IJ ELINOR PHILLIPS ILafin I, Chemistry, and General Sciencei THOMAS PIGOTT IEngIish 3I MAJOR RAGLAND IGeorneTry, AnnaaI, Physics, and Bookkeepingi HAROLD ROVVE IBand I G Zi MARY ROMIG IStenography, Shorthand, Typing I 8 Zi ALBERT SCHALOCK IBioIogy and Agricaliarei DONALD SPENCER IPubIic Speaking, Journalism, and Chorasi IRENE WEATHERS ILa'rin 2 and Home Economics I, 2, 3, C1 43 PAUL WILMETH IWoodworI4ing and Trades E7 Industriesi STUDENT CUUNCII. JIM LIGHT President .XX K b 1 ilfx ' Ili' I' 5 I t lrit IIJ fl I, Qs I fr K s In V Ln' Vi 'XXI I . I JIIVI I3 TB SQIXI Viceelicgident X BARBARA WEIXIZEL Sec reta ry JAINIICE NCBI E Treasurer I have enjoyed being Student Body Presi- dent here at St, Helens High yery much, It has been one ot the greatest honors ever ottered me, My greatest desires while in ottice were tor the betterment ot our school, and I sine cerely hope that the students have enjoyed this year and have approved of my leadership, No words can express how tine a group we haye had tilling the other Student Council positions this past year, Much credit must go to the Student Council, to its adviser, Mr. Gooding, and also to our tune faculty, and I , ' ,extend thanks and appreciation to thern I would also like to wish the graduating seniors and all the other students here at S, H, H. S. the best ot success and luck, always. IIIVILIGHT CLASS REPRESENTATIVES Seniorsi Donna Gillihan, Delbert Friervlf Juniorsi Carol Strong, Bill Dunharn, Sophoe rnoresi Janice Drone, Bob Walsh, Freshmen' Ardene Kelly, Vlfayne Bartlett. L n1 m IT HAS been eaually an honor, pleasure and privilege to serve the Class as its president during our last year in high school. The ability ot the Senior Class to work together and the determination of individuals has truly been an out- standing phase that has made the Class at 'Sl a successtul group. We have contributed much to the school throughout our tour-year span, how- ever, it is nothing compared to what the school has rendered to us, Speaking tor every graduate ot our class l wish to thank everyone who made it possible tor us to reach our goal ot graduation. ln closing latter my sincere appre- ciation to the class tor electing me as their president. lt is an honor I will cherish tor the remainder ot rny lite. Sincerely Elmer Summerfield President ....s,..c..... .....,...,.,..s,..sv.,. , .,,, E lmer Summerfield Vice President ss.s as ..s.,,s....s Robert Sherer Secretary S, ,sae, e ,.s. ,Barbara Barchus Treagurercs ssss c..css., e Jeanne Olson CLASS Cf 9 is 1... , H ,'2' LOLA ABBOTT Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 Chorus CAROLYN BOND Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 Girls League Council -4 G.A.A. -I Chorus I, 2, 3 Chorus Secretary -3 Junior Class Play CHARLOTTE CAVIN Pep Club 4 Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 DOLLY CODDINGTON Transfer from Sandy 3 G.A.A. 3, 4 Junior Play Girls League 3, 4 Pep Club 4 DAVID CURTIS Hi-Y 4 Lions Roar 4 JEANNE ATTIG Transfer from Albany -3 Girls League 3 G 4 G.A.A. 3-4 Girls League Council -4 Vice Pres. G.A.A. -4 WESLEY BRADY T. C1 I. 3, 4 Commercial Art I, 2 Woodworking l, 2 DOROTHY CHOUINARD F.H.A. Vice Pres. 3 F.H.A. Song Queen 4 Girls League Council I Junior Class Play Queen or Hearts 3 F.H.A. Barn Dance Queen 3 JAMES COMSTOCK T. Er I. 3 T. 6 I. Pres. 4 EARL DAVEY Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Hi-Y President 4 Lions Roar 4 RETA BAIR Journalism -4 Chorus I, 2, 4 G.A.A. I, 3, 4 Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 LARRY BROOKS F.F.A. Transfer from Scappoose -4 ROBERT CICERCI-II Civil Air Patrol 3V2 years Chorus 2 DELORIS COOK Pep Club 1, 2, 3 Sec. Pep Club 3 Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 Sec, Chorus 4 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 BETTY DEES . ROSE BLACKBURN , F.H.A. 3,4 Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 RICHARD BROOKS Chorus 3, 4 T. 6' l. 3, 4 Commercial Art 2 RICHARD CLICK DAN COUGHLIN Bond I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Football 2 LLOYD EBERT T. G I. 4 6 , 2 E 2 2 E L 1 2 Z 2 1 , ,.+ , y NWA, .x , -wmqfm, mm. . H .Qs wm.w.wzi+ mmmwww! f-ww Wm mum ww f X 5'f sE we CARL ELLENWOOD Transferred from Roseburg 4 T. G I. DELBERT FRIEND Lettermans Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council 4 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 EDNA HARRISON . ,:. .1 x V, , V . -- t E ROBERT ELLIS SHIRLEY ETZELMILLER Football I, 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 Letterman Club 3, 4 Pres. Letterman Club 4 F.F.A. 3, 4 Pres. F.F.A. 4 DONNA GILBERT ESTHER HEACOCK F.H.A. I, 2 F.H.A. I, 2 Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 Hi-C 4 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 ROSE HUNTER Chorus I, 3, 4 Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 Art Club 2 DAVID KING Transfer from Minnesota 3 G.A.A. Council 4 DONNA J EVVELL Girls League Song Queen 4 G.A.A. I Art Club 2 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 Chorus Section Leader I, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 ARLENE KLINGLER Girls State 3 Chorus I Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 Home Ec. Club I, 2 Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 DONNA 'RAE GILLIHAN F.H.A. Reporter 2 F.H.A. Vice Pres. 4 Prom Princess I Student Council 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Senior Class Play DARLENE HEIBEL Pep Club Treas. 4 Annual Staff 3, 4 Junior Class Play Student Council 2 Chorus I, 2 Commercial Art Club I REA MAE JOHNSON G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 G.A.A, Lettergirl 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. Song Leader 3 Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 Class Play 3, 4 MARGARET KUKKONEN G.A.A. President 4 G.A.A. Treasurer 3 Girls League Council 3 F.H.A. I, 2, 3 T. G I. Sec.-Treas. 4 G.A.A. Letter Girl 2, 3, 4 BILL FISHER Transfer from Vancouver, Wash., 3 Lettermans Club 4 RAYMOND GOODALL T. G I. 3, 4 MARLENE HOVERSON Transfer from John Day 4 Girls League Rep. 4 Senior Class Play G.A.A. 4 Lions Roar FRANCES KELLOGG Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 JAMES LaBENSKE Hi-Y 3, 4 Chorus Pres. 4 5 f 2 i s 5 2 I 1 4 E 1 f E E ! 3 3 2 5 Q 5 2 E E F I 3 3 1 3 3 E i E E I K 4 ,, Mm .4 ,W ,. ffvl .Wy , -W 1 Aww Mm -A wma- uw. mww1mm :.,,, JAMES LEWIS Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Boys League Council Lettermans Club 3, 4 MARIE MICKELSON Girls League ' Vice Pres. 3 Class Play 3 G.A.A. I F.H.A. I, 2 , Chorus Vice-Pres. 4 ' Commercial Art Club 2 ROY NELSON F.F.A. 3, 4 Lettermans Club 3, 4 ROBERT PEASE 3 JAMES LIGHT Transfer from Sandy 3 Varsity Baseball 3, 4 Junior Student Coun- cil Representative 3 Hi-Y 4 Letterman Club 3, 4 Student Body President 4 JAMES MILLER Baseball I, 2, 3. 4 Football 4 , JANICE NOBLE G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 Majorettes 2, 3, 4 Head Maiorette 4 Class Play 3, 4 Student Body Treasurer 4 Band I YVONNE PETERSON Girls League Sec. 4 G.A.A. l, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. I, 2 Majorette I, 2, 3, 4 Sec. and Treas, of Maiorettes 3, 4 GAA. Manager 3. 4 LIJCILLE RENNELLS CLYDE REYNOLDS Girls' Chorus 4 Football 1 2 I Journalism 4 Track 1, j Hi-Y 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3 Journalism 4 1' ,fr ,X M, , . I 1 'I PAT MERRILL I Q TROY LUTTRELL Hi-Y Chorus I, 2, 3 Baseball 4 RITA MILLER Girls League 2, 3, 4 CHARLES NORWOOD Lettermans Club 3, 4 Lettermans Club Secretary 4 Lions Roar Staff 4 Junior Class Play 3 Baseball 4 SEVERI N POSCH Transfer from Chicago 2 Senior Play HELEN RICE G.A.A. I, 2 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,4 F.H.A. District Chairman Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 Girls League President 4 Journalism Staff Chorus I, 2, 3, 4 ' G.A.A, I, 2 ' Pep Club 2, 3 Class Secretary I ' Tumbling Manager 2 Junior Class Play CHLOIE MCINTIRE Pianist, Bays Chorus I Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4 Junior Play 3 JAMES PATERSON Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Football I, 2, 3, 4 Treas. Letterman Club 3 Class Pres. 3 , Class Sec. I Student Council 2, 4 FLOYD PRINTZ Letterman Club 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 Football I, 3, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3 Band 2, 3 ALENE RIGDON Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 Band I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4 P.E. Manager 3, 4 mm-m nw mu M , Aww TI I-5 . ' ' 'i'fT'E5f'i'T.-'4'T 'Ti! , ,JRC k2j 'i Yi Tff IQYITVR' ' W- - V A . 1 12131, 1 V YY' g I 5ege.g,t.-..,gq5. 5. U . . cm R,H,wJk,,WJu,.,,r,,, w 4 ft- ,. r j ' fr .. . -tw. - Qwgv' ALBERT ROSS Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 Lettermans Club V. P. 3, 4, Band Pres. 3 Student Council I Class Pres. 2 GLENN STROH Football I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 4 F.F.A. 3, 4 Lettermans Club 3, 4 Hi-Y 4 JOHN WALKER T. C1 I. 4 Transfer from Scappoose 3 BARBARA WENZEL Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 BARBARA SAMPSON Pep Club 3, 4 Pep Club Yell Leader 4 Student Council 3 Commercial Art 3, 4 Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 AUDREY TODD Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 F.H.A. I, 2 Prom Princess 3 MARVIN WARNER T, 5 I. 4 Ping Pong Champ 3 ROBERT WHITE Annual Staff 3, 4 FHAL234 mNzi4 PSD Club I, 2 Hi-Y Chaplain 4 FHA- Jr. Class Play Parliamentarian 4 Sr, Clogs Plqy Student Body Sec. 4 JOY ZAK SHIRLEY ZIELASKOWSKI Transfer from Grants Pass 3 Girls League 3, 4 F.H.A. 3 P' ,. , 133925 1 MARGARET SKOWHEDE Annual Staff 3, 4 Girls League I, 2, 3, 4 Girls League Treas. 4 LANELL VANDERFORD Girls League Hi-C 4 NANCY WEED Home'Ec. I, 2, 3, 4 Pep Club 3 G.A.A. Sec. 3 Letter Girls 2, 3, 4 Junior Play Senior Play WALTER WH ITE Track I, 3, 4 mNL14 Annual Staff 3, 4 Letterman 3, 4 Vice Pres. Hi-Y 4 Jr. Cr Sr. Class Plays BILL ZIEMER Lettermans Club I, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 Track I, 2, 3, 4 Class Vice Pres. 2 Commercial Art 3, 4 JAKE SORENSON WMZQ4 Band I, 2,3 T. G I, 4 Commercial Art 2 BARBARA WAGNER Girls League I, 2, 3, Art Club I, 2 Art Club Sec. 4 ANNA MAE WEGNER Transferred from Scappoose 4 State Girls League Treasurer JACK YOUNG CAP234 mwc4 Chorus I, 2, 4 ,M fA NAME LOLA ABBOT JEANNE ATTIG RETA BAIR BARBARA BARCHUS ROSE BLACKBURN CAROLYN BOND WESLEY BRADY LARRY BROOKS RICHARD BROOKS CHARLOTTE CAVIN DOROTHY CHOIJINARD BOB CICERCHI DICK CLICK DOLLY CODDINGTON JIM COMSTOCK DELORIS COOK DAN COUGHLIN DAVID CURTIS EARL DAVEY BETTY DEES LLOYD EBERT CARL ELLENWOOD BOB ELLIS SHIRLEY ETZELMILLER BILL FISHER DELBERT FRIEND DONNA GILBERT DONNA GILLIHAN RAY GOODALL EDNA HARRISON ESTHER HEACOCK DARLENE HEIBEL MARLENE HOVERSON ROSE HUNTER DONNA JEWELL REA JOHNSON FRANCES KELLOGG DAVID KING ARLENE KLINGLER MARGARET KUKKONEN JIM LA BENSKE JAMES LEWIS AMBITION get hitched play pro football catch a freight to Tennessee move to Rainier learn photography be a designer own a filling station be an animal trainer find Dave's short cut graduate get a new car fly a jet be a neat butcher be a Socio-Economics teacher own a Cadillac learn to use stilts escape work find a short cut to Portland pull teeth raise a basketball team own a snow plow sing with T. Texas Tyler rise to the point of order work at Simpson's make a basket graduate from baker's college same as last year make use of hope chest learn to drive get married play for Yankees be a nurse replace Betty Hutton burn THE store down sing at the Met. join the Air Force own Columbia Theatre move to Minnesota produce a Broadway hit be a florist replace Lawrence Olivier hold on to his job NOTED FOR her cowboys Del? 'driving letters walk art cars animal speeches sleepy eyes pretty hair QIQQIS C.A.P. jokes parties ironing out fenders piano trombone curls trips to Alaska athletics shyness serenadin' his gal parliamentary procedure boy friends Mohawk speed change of name red hair wearing coat quietness athletics lab explosions gift of gab new haircut voice singing sharing the Ford dancing aggressiveness corsages acting ability hair NAME JAMES LIGHT TROY LLJTTRELL PAT 'MERRILL MARIE MICKELSON JAMES MILLER RITA MILLER CHLOIE MclNTIRE ROY NELSON JANICE NOBLE CHARLES NORWOOD JEANNE OLSON JAMES PATERSON ROBERT PEASE YVONNE PETERSON SEVERIN POSCH FLOYD PRINTZ LUCILLE RENNELLS CLYDE REYNOLDS HELEN RICE ALENE RIGDON ALBERT ROSS BARBARA SAMPSON BOB SHERER MARGARET SKOWHEDE JAKE SORENSON GLENN STROH ELMER SUMMERFIELD AUDREY TODD LANELL VANDERFORD BARBARA WAGNER JOHN WALKER MARVIN WARNER NANCY WEED ANNA MAE WEGNER BARBARA WENZEL ROBERT WHITE WALTER WHITE JACK YOUNG JOY ZAK SHIRLEY ZIELASKOWSKI BILL ZIEMER dial AMBITION be the President of the U.S. find an interest in Sacio-Ec. stay away from school go to Sweden pass Trig. leave school take music lessons play pro ping pong vacation in Florida own the Norwood mansion get a newer car get a softer Toni pass his Atlas course be head maiorette be R,K.O.'s sound man write poetry be a nurse get home early be a nurse play in an orchestra coach at Notre Dame has been fulfilled be la director go to California own Cooper's move into civilization invent a window washer be eighteen years old be a stewardess go to college pass English learn to play steel guitar invent a man trap help Rosie Go to O.C.E. get better grades than Walt get better grades than Robert complete his four year plan catch a man join Carl's band ioin the Air Force I I NOTED FOR orneriness good looks poise accent Smile jobs accompanying chorus turkey farm hulas persuasiveness height red? hair physique cuteness speeches beard quietness ialopies dramatics natural curly hair athletics DQD band blush blonde hair little Ford laugh diamond ring drawl long hair long naps girl friends complexion muscles smile grades Watusi bird's nest trips to Rainier glasses yodeling cuteness 'K me-9' e 5 P2': 3 :,f::fif::,, ,- ,, . WW VV 5, ...... A 'LAI 55:2 .1 ,..: 6 H x R , E 23351 :.:Qq Qi-915' ' ..,..,.,,,... ' 1 Y 5 Jfx vxxfgeww 3 I 5 fx , 18:3 ......::..:., 35: ll'1-v-. V ':'1':':':':':': ':':':::: ::: i ',,e' 4,2 l. Reta Bair, 2. Chuck Norwood, 3. Donna Jewell, 4. Alene Rigdon, 5. Yvonne Peterson, 6. Joy Zak, 7. Jeanne Atlig, 8. Nancy Weed, 9. Dorothy Chouinard, lO, Chloie Mclnlire, ll. Esther l-leacock, l2. Marie Mickelson, l3. Elmer Summerfield, l4, Jeanne Olson, l5. Rea Mae Johnson, l6. Darlene Heibel, Severin Posch, l7. Barbara Wenzel, l8, Arlene Klingler, l9, Carolyn Bond, 20, Shirley Etzelmiller, Zl. Barbara Barchus, 22, Deloris Cook, 23, Rita Miller, 24, Shirley Zielaskowski, 25. Audrey Todd, 26. Glenn Sfroh, 27, Betty Dees, 28, Marvin Warner. nfl-IEN my classmates chose me to guide them through this, our junior year, it came as one of the greatest honors ever bestowed upon me. l was told the year would be strenuousg but with the help of our excellent advisers, and the co-opera- tion ot the students, it has been a pleasant task. We have put on a good class play and a beautiful prom both ot which have been a credit to our class and school. l deeply appreciate the assistance given me by the class officers and advisers. Martin Brandenfels, Pres. q5',T7g,t,,-c. , ,MTW . ,mezfwt v ,r- K l3V9SidGI'1f.n d,f.s ...,..,. . Martin Brandentels Vice President e.....,. s .,,, ,,,us.,,,,-, E ddie Fish SGCVGTGVV d,-...A., .e,..., B everly l-lymer TVGGSUVGV... .A.s..s d.e,e. . Jackie Cheney CLASS UF '52 -I 5 Q 5 4 1 2 S 2 5 i E s S 1 1 1 5 E I 1 . I cvqs PRESIDENT of the Sopho- more Class of I95I, I wish to express my deepest appreciation for the honor which has been bestowed upon me. s I want to thank the rest of the officers for their co-operationland help in making this year a success, I wish also to express my apprecia- tion to our class advisers for their willing help. In appreciation of the co-operation of all my classmates, I also offer my thanks. They have been a very willing group to work with and have enthusiastically taken part in all school affairs, I rather dislike seeing this year come to o close because of the good times we have all had, but it will leave me with many happy memories. The sophomore class has had Ci very good year, and we have made a good start for the years to come. I In closing I again wish to thank class officers, odvisers, and my class- mates for their co-operation. Sincerely, Fred Brandenfels Presidents ,s....,,.ss. s..sss,s F red Brandenfels Vice-President .,,s,s,. ..,,,.,,ssss E ddie Morris Secretary .,,..ssss, ...sss,ss P riscilla Johnson Treasurer, sss,ss ...,sssss.. ss,.... ,ss...,.., s s s ,.,Dennis Lambert CLASS DF '53 Row NO, 1 , Mmrznmnf Adcxma, Mfr dill f'Xlpc,1uQW, Marrlm f'X!Lwfm 1 Jecm-T30 Amxfk, FTPWI E-wsfwf Row Nc pf Lcomgrd AHHQMI ml ASFWU, Kobvrtm Bake, Krwrw w !fNs?mrry, John Boar Ray NO. 12 Fred Brrindvnfelaf M WI Blankenship, TNC Purgr N N:r'V',' Corwcr, Nicrigrwo Uvrws Raw NO, if Vfrzmrw Cwmw-V, lax Ecxwzir, Pmtrifim Flaw, F05 Bog dugg Row No ff, Lam: Calm, dw d 'H Furldwld, Own!-,Q Frxwxm? Nxifm Erwm. Row No Ti Lnrrw F-TVFILW, ,lox Crosby, Jnmcc Drmlf, Harb r Eodfs, Hmthor Dcmir, Raw Nc: ' Dougkus Edortscn, AUmm Dunst N'UEHord EFHNT, Pliwbfrt Egmrg RL No. 3Z Keith Crcmwdl, Rafi rd Drosmcrv, Clfxyten Duzkicime, Row NO. li Tlrornas Hecfoflc, loan Fisher, Slioron Harringron, Jane Gorrler, Gene Garrrnon, Row No. 23 Vernon Hoon, lorries Enq- land, Donald Eldrfdgfi, Dean Grew, William Goodwin. Row No. li Deeno Hnnlzinger, Irene Kellilrcr, Priscilla Jonneon, Pnylis Houglond, Carolyn Hensley, Donna Horlon, Row No, Zi Gene Klein, Clifford Jonngon, Florence Koslsi, Bill Henderson, Eweral Housloy. Row No. li Robert Lundberg, Joe Moyer, Sally Miller, Carolyn Long, Harvey Lutfrell, Lee Moornead, Row No. 2: George La Mont, Den- nis Lambert, Torn Leernon, Stanley Malneny, Eddie Morris. Row No. lg lllfnord Rowdy, Silly Porlerson, ll o 5 Q I i e lVlcSn9rley, Cloudlo Robcrfs, Jonlic Pfgvf-ard, Tvlolvln lVlCCufcl1con, Row No 21 Dorrel Renner, Jann Nevvlclrk, Tom Ofonnell, K Q n n e 'r h Poltcrson, Jerry Phelan. Row No. li Eorlvorn Smog, Voy- bolle Scrlnturo, Snlrlog Tlwonwoson, Marlon Freeman, leon Sororsong Row NO. 22 Lols lvlCCullouQl', ,lc Ann Enuor, Jo Elolnc Tico, Mllclrfd Tnomos, Agnes Thompson' Row No. 3i Gory Tnonwog Doon Sul, .laik Slroud, Jomfs Sopp. Row No. li Am Forqwr, Lorna Nlrlwlto, Eorlwcro 'l-nrncr, Szndrn Wlwlra, Gcorgn Alexonclorg Row No. 22 Clwloo King, Arclli Midi Donald Znnllv r, Pclrl 'lr Min Dololw, Pol DQ Vino, Row TNI, 31 Le Roy Trlnlell, Harold Nlzfc, Gone Trucks, Robert' Wolslw, H.3 :y Wilson. I FEEL greatly honored to have been elected president of the Freshman Class. I feel that the freshmen have got oft to a great start on their tour years ot high school. l want to thank all the members of the class for their wonderful help and co-operation I know that it they keep up their present spirit they will all go a long way in the years to come. l also want to thank our advisers and my fellow officers. They have all been wonderfully helpful in making this year the success l had hoped it would be. Presidentm. s,sssss,...ssssss..,sss,sss,,....ssss..,...ss .,,,, Lynn Bicktord Vice-President ssssss.s . sssc s Dennis Chamberlain Smcerelyf Secretary sssssss,. , as sss,css Marilyn Klahr Lynn Blckford Treasurer Donna Douglas CLASS of '54 qmf 'wi' Row No. li Audrey Forsyilic, Karin Haaauisl, Mary Fritz, Christina Flern- ing, Joy Farley, Marilyn Hagaaisl, Row No. Zi Marilyn Ehlers, Mc rli,-no Drosrnan, Dorothea Griffith, Yxonw Green, Row No. Z Glen Held, Ar'rflrc,rr,' Federici, Alyin Criacjs, Carl Ciillrrf. Row No. li Ardene Kelly, Lola Harri- son, Virginia Johnson, Gail Howell, Corrine Jones, Roxie Johnston, Row No. Zi Beverly Hooker, John Hanson, Bob Jeffries, Florence Hoxsey, Row No, 31 Bruce Hernbling, Fred Hora, Dale Keenan, Larry Jauron. Row No. li Guy Baachler, Marilyn Abrams, Stella Bazlcr, Eleanara Brown, Joyce Bond, Richard Bark'undQ Row No. 2: Connie Backer, Barbara Bauer, Lynn Bickford, Alice Blackburn, Mary Boozer, Row No. 3' Larry Adkins, Wayne Barllotl, John Bornhardl, Ronald Brooks, Ronald Boaosh. llllElllllllll lflow Na. l' Carolyn liiirrn, V4-lrnc bwinall, Elizabeth Campbcll, Maryelfa Buzzard, Beverly Coon, Frrinres Dahl, liow No. 22 Donna Doiiqlaz, Nancy Calvin, Jack Cooper, ,lc Anne Dc Lang, Diana Doyle, Bow No iii lXlarrnr.n Coober, Loyal Conard, Lfvlcr Ballis, Jar' Coddinglon, Df'lllll'A flw rn'wCrlr.in Row No. li Marlene Killrner, Geraldine Miles, Marilyn Klahr, Joanna Larson, Marilyn Martin, Row No. 2: Marleen Maaone, Kenneth Magill, John Lamo- rnan, Delbert Lander, Beltyf Mersingerj Row No. 2: Jerry Land, Charles Larsen, James Meyers, Alfred Meyer, Donald Malrnherg. Elllll liew No lg Mary Regan, Janice Mf- Graw, Mary Posfh, Laura Oxford, Patil Rattin, Row No. 2' Lewis Mountioy, Dm id Poll, llarry Forauer, llonald Mzilntira, John Mfl-iinley, Rew No John MQKinney, Vlarren Pelletier, Mmrxin Oyvii: Ollin lloqan, lJi,nulcl Biggers. Row No, l ' Marliss Reed, Jean Boswell, Rachel Riley, Elaine Reed, Sliirlerx' Smith, Bessie Roberts, Raw No 2 Donna Riggs, Bill Sears, Daxid Russell, Stephan Rannels, Marilee Salmon Row NO. Si David Sandstrorn, Vtrne Sorlver, Charles Ramp, Charles Rigdnh, Leland Ragan. Row No, li Donna Vlloadtord, Beverly Tompkins, Bettie White, Beyerly Wil- liarns, Velda Unverzaal, Norma Wi - son, Row Na, Zi Charlotte Walter, Pearl Van Dolah, Carolyn Nlinlclsiir, Joan Cavin, Donald Sutherland, Row No, 3f Phillip Young, Donald Timmons, Ronald Stroud, Bill Vlfallcor, Rifhard Wilson. E 5 1 1 5 X 5 n,. W... W, ,N ,---- ...M .mm-P, ..,.... ...ii .M ,- wwf .1 M-mmbxbmf-I UIQGANIZATIUNS an-um . i,.,,n.M.Qu.f-1 Q. 'nwfvw TI-llf ANNUAL STAFF, 1951 Editors ,AA,A7A,AA7 s AAYA, Walter White Business Managers Darlene l-leibel Typists .,s,as,ss,s sMargaret Skovvhede Promotion Manager 5 I ssssDonna Gillihan Photographer s osss,s, Robert White Assistant Eclitorss sss,,,aa s soos Francis Anderson Assistant Business ManagerssMarlene Thomas Assistant Typist ,,,s,s,.,s s,ss,,,s s ss sssss Faye Chin Assistant Promotion Manager ssssss Janis Wilson Assistant Photographers ssss sssss W ayne Jones Assistant Artist sssssssssssss ssss s Bill Dunham Assistant Sports Eclitorssss s sssssssss Doug Rhine THE ANNUAL TAFI: E, THE members of the l95l Annual Staff, have assembled this year's annual with two main objectives in mind: to make a neat, well-constructed, fine-looking annual-one of which we can all be mutually proud, and to make a year book that will be most pleasing and full of many fond memories to each individual because it portrays particulars of the various interests and achievements of every one of its students. In other wards, we have tried to representAin as attractive a book as possible--fclearly, all the phases of school life, so as to give an accurate and interesting recollection, in the future, to each of our classmates, of his high school life. We feel that, largely because of the help of the students, faculty, administration, the board, and the sponsors, we have succeeded greatly in our aim. Therefore, we take great pride in presenting to you this year's annual, we feel confident you will enjoy it equally well in the future as you do now, when you first receive your year book. THE ANNUAL STAFF OF 1951 LETTEIQMEN The Lettermen's Club is on honorory ond o servire orgonizotion, Composed of boys who hove disbloyed suttifient merit in ploying on the vorious intro-school sports teoms In order to be eligible to loin, one must tirst eorn enough points in boslcetboll, tootboll, boseboll, or lroels to be presented with o vorsity letter, Bob Ellis linseti ond Abby Ross ore president ond viee-president, respec- tively Chufk Norwood linsetl is sefretory-treasurer, ond Floyd Printz is sergeant-ot-orms. The Ht-Y is o sfhooi service orgonizotion ottilioted with the Portlond Y.M.CA. The Creed ot this orgonizotion is to promote, mointoin, ond extend throughout the school ond Community high stondords ot Christion fhorortern The members of the Club ore selected from the entire mole student body by the older members of the club on the bosis ot siholostici Qrodes ond generol good ehororters ond dispositions. This yeor's president lS Eorl Dovey linsetl, the vice-president is Wolter White, secretory-treosurer, Clyde Reynolds linsetly ehooloin, Robert White, sergeont-ot-orms, Doug Rhine. .Q DIED CLUB The Pep Club is a serviie organization mode up of students elected ov the student body, It serves to promote school spirit and good sportsmanship in St, Helens High The servifes of the members Consist of directing and enfouraging pep and enthusiasm at the various intra-school sports events, The president is Ora Edwards linsetl, vice-president, Barbara Barchus, secretary, Morgie Hcword linsetl, treasurer, Darlene Heihel, The veil leaders are Kie Hymer, George Lemont, Barbara Sampson, Fred Brondentels, and Mar- dell Alpaugh. MAJO ID ETT ES The maiorettes provide added interest to football and basketball events Dv performing at the half-times. The variety and appeal of their routines show a great amount of skill, praftice, and fine 5lTOWfT1UV1Sl'TlD of all the members ot this service organization. Janice Noble lsnsetl is the head maiorotte. The others are lleft to rightl Jeon Sorenson, Charlene Hannitt, Pot Hoyt, Noney Covin, Yvonne Peterson, and Jeanette Amick. GIIQLS EAGIJE The Girls' League of St, Helens High is an active service organization that includes all the girls of the high school, The numerous activities of the year included giving a Big Sister party, presenting the Christmas program and 0 panel discussion at the State Girls' League convention, and giving the annual Mothers' day tea. This year's officers are: Helen Rice linsetl, president, Hazel Forsythe, vice-president, Yvonne Peterson linsetl, secretary, Margaret Skowhede, treas- urer, and Donna Jewell, song queen. There are also two girls elected from each class to serve as council members. LIUNS' IQDAIQ The staff of the school paper has turned out some very fine, well-organized, and informative journals once every other week throughout all this year, lts good work in reporting all the school news and sports events, the fads, fashions, and personalities of our school life, and ali the other topics of interest has been greatly appreciated by the entire student body. Editor for the first semester was Helen Rice linsetl, editor for the second semester, Roy Nelson linsetl. TRADES AND INDUSTRY The T. 8 l. student is offered a program of diversified occupation designed to provide vocational training on a part-time basis for high school students during their junior and senior years. These students generally work on a halt-day basis ot school and employment, An agreement is made between the school and the employer which gives the student an opportunity to become acquainted with various phases ot his occupation, insuring good experience, and avoiding exploitation which might result from too long participation in a single specialized phase of work. A halt day is devoted to school and necessary subjects, including a special related class conducted by a coordinator. 14. W' 'Es im U -, Qmf W 5 1 t ln ,. Miha PA M N 1- A E M Nia TM E ,:,.:,.:: I KU r -,Nm f.l'l.A. The Future Homemalsers of America is a national organization of persons studying homemaking in schools ot the United States and Territories. This club otters opportunttles for development in planning and Carrying out activities related to homemalfing, The otticers are' Margie Howard linsetl, president, Donna Gillihan, xicee president, Barbara Barfhus linsetl, secretary, Sally Austin, treasurer, Barbara Wenzel, parliamentarian, Carol Strong, historian, and Dorothy Chouznard, song- leader. GQAQA The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization for athlett: purposes that is open to all girls in high school. The purpose ot the organization is to promote healthy girlhood sportsmanship, and comradeship. The activities Consist ot all types of sports, both indiyidual and group, beginning with volley pall in tlm tall and ending with soft hall and tennis in the spring, Margaret Kulckenen linsetl is president, Jan Attig, vice-president, Charlene Hannift linsetl, secretary, Esther Heacork, treasurer, and Danna Allen, song queen. -, s O t ond If hoo SC high students ond teachers of thts he STO? 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O -fx Z5 fp 3 Lu 3 Q, 3 m X4 A- C7 1 -x O if fb mn rn L3 Q. 3 no 1 5 H1 3. 5 w m T3 -ww 'U if 1' 5 91 , Q fl H 7 fl rm F 1 V+ fn 75 rw '1 Q. T rv fb fl, A fr, l-I -x H, KL C7 I O -h Q 'L CD A 3. O C Ln CTI E I z 1 Y i I a 1 -M ww-mm mm Hmullmznu-mn: - . n m.,ww.1.-w M .Am my .-m-.mm DIQUM CUIJIDT DF 1951 PRINCESS VIRGINIA NELSON Iumor PRINCESS ROSALI E MQSH I RLEY Sophomore PRINCESS IVIARLISS REED Freshmen CLAS SIDLAYS Left to Right, Front Row' Marlene lnloversan, Nancy Weed, Janice Noble, Donna Jewell, Donna Gillihan, Back Row Torn Evans, Jirn Labenske, Jim Light, Roy Nelson, Dick Click, Robert White, Walter White. SENIOR CLASS PLAY Cuclcoos on the Hearth , presented by the Seniors under the able direction at Donald Spencer, proved to be a huge success with each actor giving an excellent performance. Left to Right' Martin Brandenfels, Joe Allen, Jack Peterson, Virginia Nelson, Jean Miller, Shirley Phelps, Charlene Hannitt, Eddie Fish, Phil Richter, Francis Anderson, Hazel Forsythe. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY The Junior Play Cast, under the direc- tion ot Donald Spencer, presented The Shop at Sly Corner , Their presentation ot the play was well done and was enjoyed by all. of Zaewfe AUGUST NOVEMBER 28 Freshman register SEPTEMBER 5 The upper classmen registered. 8 St. Helens traveled to Grants Pass and lost 26 to 6. l2 The Pep Club elected new officers for the coming year. l5 St. Helens lost to Tigard l3 to O. l6 Region 3 Conference of the Oregon Association of Student Councils was held at McBride. 22 Vernonia played host to the Lions and beat them l4 to l2. 23 The big F.H.A. Dance was well at- tended. 26 The Teachers Reception was held in the auditorium. 29 St. Helens played host to Parkrose in the lst home game of the season. The Lions won l4 to 6. OCTOBER 7 The FHA Northwest District Con- ference was held in St. Helens. l9 The Freshman put on their talent assembly which was enjoyed by all. Then the Freshman all-school party was held that night. 28 The FFA. Barn Dance was held and was well attended. The gym was decorated to suit the occasion. 3 The Lions trampled the Scappoose indians 33 to l2. lO The Lions went to Clatskanie and edged out the Tigers 7 to O in the last game of the season. l7 The Seniors presented their play, Cuckoos on the Hearth . The per- formances were enjoyed by all. l8 The Sadie Hawkins Dance was held in the gym. 78 The FHA. held their rose planting ceremonies just outside the school building. 29 The annual Football Banquet was held at Mcl3ride. DECEMBER 8 The Lower Columbia League Bas- ketball Jamboree was held in the ll The FFA. held a District Parlia- mentary Contest in the auditorium. i4 The Institute for the Blind presented a musical assembly with various numbers played on the piano, Ham- mond Organ and piano accordion. i9 The FHA. held their annual initia- tion. ZO The annual Christmas Carol Contest and party was held. The contest was won by the Freshman, singing O Little Town of Bethlehem . JANUARY 2 School opens atter Christmas vaca- tion. 24 'Paul Travis, world traveler, present- ed an interesting assembly with color slides ot places he had visited around the world. 27 The F.F.A, held a Banquet. 3l Representatives from the independ- ent colleges in Oregon talked with the Seniors. The Telephone Company presented an interesting electronics assembly. FEBRUARY l7 St. Helens won a close game at Rainier, 65 to 64. afiaenta l i3 27 The annual Spring Concert was pre- sented by the band and chorus. The Juniors honored the Seniors at the Prom Harbor Lights. Lower Columbia League Track Meet was held at Scappoose. MAY 4 The annual Mother's Day Tea was held. l7 The Senior Banquet was held in honor of the Class of '5l. i8 The Senior exams were given. 20 Baccalaureate held. 2l The Juniors and Seniors went on their annual picnic. 23 Commencement exercises were held. MARCH l I5 I6 30 The District l4 Basketball Tourna- ment started in the gymg continued to the l3th. Five teams competed -Scappoose managed to come out on top. All the games were very close. The Junior Class play The Shop at Sly Corner was presented. The Juniors put on their third and final performance of the play. The Pep Club Sock Hop was well attended. The Seniors walked up the aisle to receive their diplomas to the strains ot Pomp and Circumstance. 3 3 2 i I F 5 5 2 I 5 E 5 E IDDIQTI 1 L E ,mm ,.-.mn-M .-M mn-1-n-M -an , .-wat -mqmmu , Q--V-n..m,. 'uf ,. nwmk CDACHINIE STA F F l. RICHARD MILLER Football, Tracki Oregon State College 2. ROBERT DAGGETT Basketball, Baseball: Willamette University 2. RAY PIGOTT Assistant Coach: University of Portland 4, HERBERT EISENSCI-lMl DT Traineri Gregon State College MANAGER Top row: Tom l-leacock, Sam Spinclin, Jim Sopp, Don Suth- arland, John Nevvkirlq Bottom Rowi Everal l-lousley, Jack Cooper, Don Malmberg, Marvin Owens. A TIQIIBIJTE T0 DIJIQ SENIUIQ ATI-ILETES NAME GLEN STROH BOB ELLIS ABBY ROSS CHUCK NORWGOD WALT WHITE FLOYD PRINTZ BILL ZIEMER JIM PATERSON BILL FISHER JIM LEWIS JIM LIGHT ELMER SUMMERFIELD DELBERT FRIEND JIM NEVEAU TRIBUTE A handy man who could be counted upon to per- torm creditably. Added strength to the Lions line his senior year. A deadly shot from anywhere on the floor. A tine Athlete and a credit to the team. A steady performer who always did his best. A dependable athlete with a good future. A fine Basketball player and a credit to the team. His shoes will be hard to till, A late starter, but always doing a good job. A fine Track man. A fine Student and gentleman who contributed much to the team. A hard worker and dependable. A fine runner who will sorely be missed. One of the great all time Athletes. FUDTIBALI. MEN OF 1950 The tootboll men ot l95O oll hod to Work, drive ond endure long hours ot troining to be oworded o letter, They storted ott by ploying Gronts Poss ond ployed the next two gomes on thot one. But os rnony teorns know they were o hord hitting, tost driving boll club. They won rnony hord boll gomes ond vvon sec- ond ploce in the leogue. l. Floyd Printz lO. Noel Morsholl 2. Jirn Poterson ll. Ronold Leose 3. Delbert Friend l2. Dick Roudy 4. Bob Ellis l3. Ed Morris 5. Bill Fisher lil, Bob Bogordus 6. Chuck Norwood l5. Doug Eilertson 7. Glen Stroh l6. Bob Wolsh B. Doug Rhine l7. Jock Stroud 9. Curt Johnson lB. Woyne Bortlett VARSITY FOOTBALL V950 Lett to Righ Line Ed Morris Bob Ellis Bob Bogardus Chuck Norwood Glen Stroh Floyd Printz Jack Stroud Backs Delbert Friend Doug Rhine Ronald Lease Jim Neveau, VARSITY IEDUTIBA S C O R E S FOOTBALL for i950 can be considered a success in a lot Grants Pass Helens 6 Tigard Helens O Vernonia Helens 12 Parkrose Helens I4 Camas Helens 6 Seaside Helens 26 Beaverton Helens O Rainier Helens i4 Scappoose Helens 33 Clatskanie Helens 7 of ways. Although no championships or trophies were won we derived many benefits from the season in a material sense Foremost in our minds now lies the tact that in order to go all the way, we must have lOOfM cooperation at all team mem bers in all phases ot the sport at all times. When we attain that, we'll stand second to no one. Coach Miller LI. J.V, FOOTBALL Front Row-John McKinney, David Sandstrom, Dean Seal, Mel MeCutcheon, Bob Bogardus, Dave Pott, Doug Eilertson, Bob Walsh, Back Row-Coach Daggett, Ronald Brooks, Bill Walker, Waine Bartlett, Ron Stroud, Huey Wilson, Fred Hora, Larry Adkins, Dave King, John Sutton, Coach Miller. JUNIDIQ VARSITY J,V, Captain Th ' J.V, Fo tb ll d ll 't me isyears oalsaua wona isga s but one. lt was undefeated in all county games and Scappoose O Helens in the middle of the season several ot the team mem- Parkrose l 5 Helens bers began playing on the varsity and so earned var- Qlgtgkgnie 14 Heleng sity letters, The team's spirit remained high through- Rclnlel 7 Helem T th d b I, Th JV d ,H Milwaukee 7 Helens ou e season, an we eieve e . . saua wi SCODDOOSG 6 Heleng furnish material tor a strong Varsity team in the Vemonig C Helens future. VARSITY BASKETBALL Top RowvJim Paterson, Abbie Ross, Bill Ziemer, Dave Earle. lvliddie Row-Jim Boozer, Floyd Printz, Doug Rhine. Bottom Row-Curt Johnson, Elmer Summerfield, Wayne Jones. VAIQSITY BASKETBALL BASKETBALL SEASON i950-51 This years Basketball season certainly had its thrills and disappointments. The season play was average with 7 win 5 lost league record. Our district play was good with 7 won'l lost, The team had definite hot and cold tendencies, This unsteadiness and inconsistency kept a good team out of the state tournament. On a good night no other team in the league could beat the Lions. The team was fortunate in having two strong guards, Paterson and Ross. lBoth all league selections -Ross league scoring Champl. Ziemer the best all around player on the squad. Earle G Boozer two very good backboard men. A couple tough breaks in the district tournament, namely, two one point losses kept this years team out of the state tournament. lt was a tough break because a well balanced team of speed G height doesn't happen every year in this School. Coach Doggett SSB AND JV S Q IJ A ID T HE Juniata varsity basketball team ot 1950-51 can Well be remembered as a hustling, scrappy bunch of boys. Each had a definite purpose in mind and that was to some day break into the varsity lineup. All in all they were to be highly commended tor the high spirit and excellent tighting aualities that they have shown all season long, Each one will someday make a definite contribution to St. Helens Basketball. Coach Miller B AND J.V. SQUAD Bock ROWS John Sutton, Kenny Asberry, Bill Asher, Ed Morris, Ronald Brooks. Middle Row, Junior ROSS, Dave Potf, Noel Marshall, Dick Raudy, Jim England, Dennis Lambert, Front Row: Denny Cham- berlain, Olen Ragan, Phi! Richter, Leland Ragan, Dean Seal. PEP RALLY t?ASEt3ALL tidt Lett to rtgnt, Too row 7--Cooftt Doggett, Jortn Sutton, turn Poutson, Balt fkstter, Jtm Mutter, Mable Ross, Jtm Peterson, Cnork Norwood Front row-- Trot Lottrell, Dtek Rowdy, Curt Jonnson, Lonson Ross, Etmer SLlVY'lIYtCVfIi3td, Jtrn Ltottt, Gene Ktetn. The motor pert of tttts yer1r's teorn ptoyed on the Arnerteon Legton tuosebott teorn test summer, Tttls some grotto ot twoys, os o tegron teorn, won tne dtstrttt eltonwruvonsttto. Conse- quentty, It ts very possttvle tnot ttre teom rould be o strong Contender tor tne league tttte this yeor. Stondoots ore Atvtvte Ross, tour yeor letter- rnon ond too oitrner tn the tedgtte Troy Luttretl, trne detensrve snort stop Jtm Ltgnt, speedy out' tae-Ider ond Jtrn Paterson, nord tttttrng 3rd bose- mon. Coocrtt Doggett ' it TIQACK 1951 TOP ROWS Richard Vincent, Leonard Landreth, Clayton Dallainwe, Charles Mann! Leland Rogan, Don Biggers, MIDDLE ROW: John McKinney, Noel Marshall, Olen Ragan! Martin Brandentels! Walt White, Bill Walker, Bob Bogardas, BOT- TOM ROW1 Jack Peterson, Charles Brownlow, Floyd Printz, Bill Zierner, Chuck Schwab, Ken Aslnurry. Six letterrnen and thirteen inexper- ienced men reported in response to spring call tor track. Using letternwen as nucleus tor this spring sport I believe the team looks in tair condition at this time and prospects appear bright tor a successtal season. Coach Miller MR, EISENSCHMIDT VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS1 Row I'PMiIIerg CIIQIQ, Row Z- Ellisg Rossg Sorenson Copt NIP,PSfroI1g Ziemerg Brooks. 1 FOUL SHOOTING CHAMPSiPRossg Nor- wood, coptg Summerfield. N. P.-W Ziemerg Potersong Miller. BASKETBALL CHAMPS1 Row I Click Luttrel, Row 2-PSI1ere-rg Ross, cootg VVITIIC, N. P.-f Coughlmg Norwoodg Krogg Erwend. PING PONG CHAMPS ond runners-not Klemg Click, CIouI3Iesg Lewis, doubles ond smoI?sg BrondemIeIs, TENNIS CHAMPS, WSU' E!Iisg Ross BADMINTON TRACK MISS ATKINSON PING IDONG CHAMPS- Carolyn Long, Faye Chln, Ian Attla, Marilyn Aloaugh. VOLLEYBALL CI-IAMPS' elfiow I ' Esther I-leacock, Yvonne Peterson, Jan Attuo, Dolly Coclalnaton, Row Zi Alene Riadon, Rea Mae Johnson, Beta Barr, Marlo Mickelson, Marlene Hoyerson. BASKETBALL CHAMPS Row I3 I-Iozel Forsythe, laclae Cheney, Beverly MCA Logan, Row 23 Ellen Heacock, Roxanne Stone, I-lazel Clark, Marlys Phllllos. BADMI NTON DANCING TUMBLING HOKEY POKEY SDD Welch's Flowers St. Helens, Oregon Shepard Towing Company St, Helens, Oregon Blum's Shoe Center St, Helens, Oregon Zatterberg's Grocery Groceries-Meats-General Merchandise Rigdon's Grocery We give S G H green trading stamps. Dr. E. P. Tupker ,M.D. St. Helens, Oregon Compliments of Coleman's Funeral Home Overstreet Shell Service l75 South Highway, Phone 223 Farny Truck Service l84 South l5, St. Helens Compliments of Gill's Hardware St. Helens, Oregon Som's on Strand St. Helens, Oregon Credit Bureau St. Helens, Oregon Dr. L. L. Ackerson, D.O. St. Helens, Oregon Carl Brandenfels St. Helens, Oregon Boy's Tavern Oscar Peterson, Owner St. Helens, Oregon Murry's 289 South lst, St. Helens, Oregon ODS Magone Brothers Furniture St. Helens, Oregon Cook G Wilson Texaco 2l5 South Highway, Phone 854 DeLuxe Cab Service 294 South lst, Phone I9-W St. Helens Branch of the United States National Bank of Portland, Oregon Watter's Concrete Products St. Helens, Oregon Pennell Oil Heat Co. Phone l6, St. Helens, Oregon St. Helens Trading Post l5O St. Helens Street Compliments ot John L. Foote St. Helens, Oregon St. Helens Cafe Phone 66, St. Helens, Oregon Dr. A. C. Bailey, Dentist St. Helens, Oregon Nick Federici Shoe Store St. Helens, Oregon Anderson's, The Store Complete Deer Island, Oregon Bill Phillip's Grocery St. Helens, Oregon Compliments of K. J. O'Connell, D.M.D. St. Helens, Oregon Dr. R, L. Deaver, Dentist St, Helens, Oregon SDD Compliments of Seawright's Cleaners Next Door to Post Office Dr. Steward, M.D. St. Helens, Oregon Harms 8 Burgher Motors St. Helens, Oregon Dr. O. L. Zeschin, M.D. St. Helens, Oregon Bank of St. Helens 2lst Cr Columbia Boulevard Pacific Furniture Co. West St. Helens St. Helens Furniture Co. l8th C1 Columbia Blvd., Phone 23 Jones Plumbing 6' Heating St. Helens, Oregon Echo Valley Your Home-Owned Dairy Deer Island, Oregon Compliments of Midway Electric St, Helens, Oregon William E. Durrant lnsurance and Real Estate Amos Beugli, lnsurance St. Helens, Oregon Town Talk Ice Cream Shop Taste the Difference Don Sheldon, Jeweler St. Helens, Oregon Davis Drug Company The Rexall Store Heinie's Bakery Phone 2l, Resident 660 NSDIQS A. 6 T. Mobil Service l27O Columbia Blvd. Compliments of Liberty Tire Shop St. Helens, Orego Steele's . Real Estate fl See Steele for a Deal Roger's Columbia City, Oregon H. G T. Motor Company St. Helens, Oregon Mist Publishing Co. St. Helens, Oregon Compliments of R, E, Tarbell lnsurance Agency Heber's Grocery Mobil Service Kerr's Variety You can always buy it at Mason Jewelry Kerr's Phone 621, St. Helens, Oregon Holbrook Lumber Company St. Helens, Oregon Kozy Korner J. Beck and O, Matson 371 cor Blvd., sf. Helens, St. Helens Pulp G Pap St. Helens, Oregon Tulip Cafe St. Helens, Oregon Crosby's Grocery Oregon er Co. 750 West Street, St. Helens, Ore. SDD Bill 6 Harold's Pastime Tavern Columbia Blvd., St, Helens, Ore. Johnson 6 Son, Jewelers St. Helens, Oregon Hunter's Food Store Phone 684, St. Helens, Oregon Jack Miner Ford Sales Cr Service Phone 693, St. Helens, Oregon Fir-Tex Insulating Board Co. St. Helens, Oregon Simpson's, lncorporated Uptown St. Helens B. 6 M. Tavern St, Helens, Oregon Thomison's Food Market Downtown St. Helens Click's Market St. Helens, Oregon Radio 5 Hobby Service St. Helens, Oregon The Music Shop St. Helens, Oregon Cooper Auto Parts St. Helens, Oregon Day Electric Company St. Helens, Oregon Jay R. Austin Agency St. Helens, Oregon Semling's Pharmacy Phone 193, Uptown St. Helens Kiblan's DDS Russell Long's Variety St. Helens, Oregon St. Helens Style Shop 263 South l, St. Helens, Ore. Peter Pan Cleaners Phone 94, St. Helens, Oregon Western Auto Supply St, Helens, Oregon Charlie Ramp Dodge 23 Plymouth Dealer St. Helens, Oregon Jewel lce Cream Co. St. Helens, Oregon Mattson's Chevron Service ll5 North Highway, Phone IO6 Lloyd Wegner Phone 876, St. Helens, Oregon Columbia Electric Cv Motors, lnc St. Helens, Oregon Letha's Rich Maid lce Cream Store l42O Columbia Boulevard Heinie's Cash Feed Store On the Highway K. G W, Food Store l47O Columbia Boulevard John Thompson Associated Service 6th G Columbia Blvd. - Phone 4l'5 Jack Keudell Motors Pontiac, G,M,C. - St, Helens, Oregon Barker Sales G Service Ladies Apparel, Men's Wear G Shoes 555 South Highway- The Buick :F My . , ig.: Q--.am w.mmw mm-wgmm nm . ,mmm-uf. E i -,wan N W -Y: mym- l . Q T 3 3 s a . I Q X i a I 1 5 . 2 f i F E 2 K 3 A a . 5 1 e ! I a i I s 1 2 M... w ,, f --. --fn in Q-A-'11-emu-my o :mfs,n.Qff' , f , I sr- - 6' 31' T -. Q