Sandy High School - Mee Ma Yearbook (Sandy, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1949 volume:

i 3 E N Jf. Us 0 A, V ' 'T V ' H-5.15351 WEE MA Shirley Farrington... ..... Carol Barlow .... .... Iyle C,lson..... Pat Gomoll...... Donna Senff..... UQ: D ol lo THE OLD TIMER IUIIIDUJJV-i11!llOll. ?f 0,465 of CO T:ditUI'sousono ooo0DaI I'e1l Ao Hamel Senior Activities .....Eugene Stockman T' i Plumondore .-Adv. .-fianageru... .Franc s .......Snapshots...... .........My'rt1e Krebs Maxine McDonald gYVBe'E-ty Johns Cnoooo David Hclppsoaouo Elna Jensen....... Phyllis Clapp...... Marilyn V:'heelen..... Raymond Gifford ....... .. Norma Deoker...... Lenore Lur1d..... Dyann Kal'my....... Jerry I.'?aFkhameosoou Marilyn Mollner ..... KOehJ.ero0l00Ioln0ou 0 Mr. Light. . . . . . . Logan Mar-Lham. . . . .Pictrres . . .Publisher UIOACEVIHGSIOIOG -any 0Cll0llOSpOI'tSllOOlOll liOll0lJeI1r.y .. .. Administration... .... nouveau-o Humorouoonsoo volo0aucounAI1toouocnnaun g, General Managerz. OlOl!O0Hist0ryOllll0l .....Propheoy.... lilillll DOI!! asia Dedicationosooo .....C1asses,,,,, .Letterinfz-Q-H Acfvisorsn... ..... PSOIIQI .La Verne Lewii s .lUQOfl Bonnie Darnell , .Ionne Herggert Ma 9 T. er Fingjrav er Miss Trojan I U T9 936619 GUTHU, WHO BY USE OF' HIS SKHMLS AND WEFISQBTENCE HAS KEPT THE BUSSES GF SANDY f 5ii3H QM GOOD CONUITSGN F056 THE PAST TWELVE YEAR'-:Eg WE THE CLASS OF' i949, UO HEREESY DEDSCATE THiS MEE. Mba i L V fi 6 J X 'i E, A. 13 . 1 ll, X: I if 2 S f LIIIEU . BOB HEWDTT-VQCE Dues., FRQD KOEHLEW-TREAS., JEHRY YQQNG-?R5a., SMARUN SLEEPER-SEC., FLQYL LIGHT-ADVISOR, W.E. RAwwow-Aavaeom DM1Nv5TQAT'QN .13- 1 I J J . V, -z 4 1 , W FLOYD LIGHT PR!NCiPAL BOARD OF EDUCATION XNX 5 i ELSIE CREIGHTON-V!CE CHAIRMAN, FREE WASHER, V. DEL BUTLER-CHASRMAN, EO. Hznz, BRENTON venom-Cuema STANOQNG: FLovo LIGHT, Rscnaao Muoaow 'rm JOY BELL SECRETARY T CHARLLS 3ROSTuN VICE-PRINCIPAL VH LW ,A . BENiTA B. AVERILL SOCIAL SCIENCE 41.fjj' EL5lN E BURNS MQQIC UlUHUmamN SCIENCL ENGUSH ELWGOD EGZLSTON SCIEKCE MATHEuAT!CS WRE37 in CHARLES W FRASIER Enom! nm. ARTS f,f f' DOYA A CHAPMAN ix GIRLS PHY, ED GiRLS ADVQQOR FRESHVAN CLASS ADVISOR GAA ADV!50R . ' x 'x HAROLU aaacocx x.u.uAN GETCHELL AGRICULYURE JQURNRLUSM FFA Aovseo amusu Jumon SLASS Anvason ELEANOR G. HOWARD EMaL!SH PUBLYC SPEAKIBG Samson PLAY OIQECTOR Junson PLAV DIPECTOR EUETV JEMTEGAARO imspisn ?wEMCH LATIN W. E. RANNOW FACULTY .K 1 1 5 x7 'ul feowamv vm:Qr'fz I H ,WWE ooaomv Tsrsms Boomcssvmo H0 'EW'K'NG PM ASB BOOKS FHA ADVISOR, XB acc Aovxaon I xx! ' JEAN TROJAN Bova PHY. ED. rypqug FOOTBALL SHGRTHAND BASEBALL ADVISOR REE UA AUVQSOR SENQOH CLASS ADVISOR SK' CLUS ABVQSUR I 1 L 4 1. 1 W w 1 1 .UL 5.5 ENXO QS V e X 1 5 12,24 A5153 lNVlL C34M'L'vYU W !' R! ,uhm Wm N. 5105.2 Rfwliflil 5, I Yi ORS Ksynu Gkawi Csass PHYS. 4 A.S.R. Ykgx Lfnuen NHESYLING l,2,3,4 QASHHALL 3,4 YNAQK 2 CQQMQON 3 2,W,4 Bgvs CHORUS I Maxam Cnuxw 2,3,s SGW AY Anus 2,3 Banu 3,4 Engng. 3 vwcs. 4 UPEHnT1A 2,3 PEP CLUB 3 JCC 4 Twins. 4 Cinss PLAv 3,4 Mrs VA STAFF 4 GEN. MGR. 4 OAVED HOP? Bonsws GRADE CLASS VvcE 9269. 4 GASKETBALL 2.314 Capt, 4 BASEAALL x,?,3,4 FOOIBALL 7,3,4 FFA 2 CRIMSON S 4 BLNO 4 PAT GOMOLL Snmov GRACE CLASS Tnzns. 3 CLASS SEG. 4 GAA l,2,3,4 TREAS. 2,3 VICE PRES. 4 FHA l,2,3 Hnsv. 3 PEP CLUB 3 JCC 3,4 TREAS. 4 OFFRCE STAFF 4 CLASS PLAY 4 USE MA STAFF 4 DAVQO BAYLINK BULL Run GRADE Foo1eALL l,2,3,4 wnes1Llnc l,2,3,4 Cnsvsou S 3,4 CLASS Ynnasunnn 4 SGT, AT ARMS 1,2 CAROL B-XRLOW YRANS. FUREST G9 GLCE 314 VICE Paks. 3 GAA 3,4 JCC 1,4 FHA 3,4 une UA StAfF 4 CLASS Pnnv 4 Gwawswxa 3 Gunn? 3,4 Sac. 4 OVC PHY! I li, Ill AVP SANPY Gmane JCC 2,4 ann 2,3,4 uvnunxrn 4 Amv. Cuoxn 4 Nm-:LQ 5,2 .LL 2 Yiv CLUM 3 Mini' MA EEYAF5 4 Ci,M.:x FUN ff Sxi CLUB 4 VFUNYING 4 IVY BENNE T T C0'1HELL GRADE wnssrgrnu l,2,4 Hman n,2,3,4 Bovs Cnonus 1 ,f' MM MAni!?i CXQNQLNULEL TNA JCL. 1.4 GAA i Hg flkilifi :HA is wnnmetha 4 X a v X s I Ns.Gnmmnmnaa 1 ,K gxkb hllf' L LAWN 121.116 2 GLEN CARHGNY KE a :arf GRA17-E FFA 2,3,4 9955. 4 SEC. F DON COC: if 1 NEST ON SANDY GRADE WRESXLING S,2,3,4 Cnsvsou S 2,3,4 AJM. VERNE1 .. FLWPNE, Semov GRADE, BAND 5,253.4 Bova Gwoan z Msxfu Cnosn 3,4 wnssrpauc 1,2,3,4 OvfnerxA 3 . VIRGINIA DAGSLAND gan 3,4 SANPV flfiixlr Mexw CASH 5,4 TRANS. TAFT HIIH 4 HI Tnvss 4 GAA 4 iscbrif-:Sig OARM nz Rug: FUN GRADE. i-WR 4,2 GAA s,2,?,4 JN' 1,4 V fm, Vmkiz. 4 QYU- Klum 2 CLiXf9f. ERLA5-. . GLF? I 'S-1 'An EIQAH 4 N GkWRLUINh QAsva,w MUJHES Gramm QLLS I Mnxeo Quoin 2,4 FHA u,2,3,4 GAA l.?,3,4 JCC 4 CLASS VLAY 3 ivenanv Srnvv x,2 Q,:i!ai1fLnJf1? MO! L UU HIM kiosems mace' Gsmys GLUE 1,2 Gsvtgferrm Q DON DAVENPORT Sauov GRACE BASKETBALL 2,3,4 TRACK 2 CLASS Pass. 2 CmvwNS4 Maxim Cwous n,2,4 Maxzo Cnoan Pass. 4 OPEREYYA 2 V166 PRES. 3 BAND 1,2 f'fxRmXim URM E LY funn . VVNOLYVVN 3 flfxfx ? , 'K JCC 3,4 vnu wma. 'S' SHQRLLY FARQYNGIDN Uurv Cwsfx GRADL qw, HA CG-SLMYOFI 4 HM 52,3 wgnmnsw 2 61,62 Cum 5,2 Mexvn Cwowus 3 Qwnnrrrn 2,3 ysmnnwv STAFF 3 JCC 'in Unis. Grrnci b:i35evA UE MGR Smafw f3wAE:E GAA l,2,'i,4 FMA l,2,f3,4X JCC 3,4 SLC. 4 HES MA SILPF 4 L!BHhRY EYAFF ULQQY UQMRFR Tsnreaz-f.2.wm7RAN fimzfrz GLEM s ?Mn s,x ifw 3 JCC 2,4 Cues? A Shwfr '5 GYNNV GSLL. DOVER GRADE. fm-R i GLEE CLUB 1,2 Cucm 3 l- NORMAN GH f',L,i'H' SANDS' Guam- fnoownu. z,2.4 8zmse,aAs,u. 3,4 Fm 1 Q,'4,4 I BGR GRASHOWN iAUF3ELNUQiST GRADE CLASS Vick Pam. 2 Foovmu 3,4 J.C.C. '5 Samson 55 4 i0NNL Hi.Hfil,,HT SANDY CRMJF. .nxt 3,4 GAA I,2,3,4 FHA 0,2 CLIN I Millie Cnom 3,4 , Swim ww. 3,4 mmf, HOOVQR TRANS. Sr. Ummm. man If C115 4 l, IFWRWY 4 CHCHCP 4 .acc 3,4 HANK! 3 A f N 115 A, A A - Yi-4 f-', m,.m1fg: wLa:Eugv -4 ' w HE Q, , A V fs? -L 4535 ! 555352, it , V. i A E -- ' W I :iz I. M. 'gf . gl ,.,Q,3.w wi Ly 5 iw iw ALAN GUNGERSON Smov Game BASKEYBALL r,2,3 Banc z,2,3 af-iff f-P' KW GEiRAL.l1iME HALE Bowma Gmxoe Ltafmfsv SYAFF 3,4 'f 'Q . ' ' ' 1-vm Q f we . 3 ,, Mziiillffiw !Qij6f'JTHi,R WANG. 53M.xxwm,4 2 fFno1'BALL 2,3,4 Jvnzsnmm-Q 2 8ASiiEU'aLL 4 Trmcx 3 Swanson S 4 Bam 3 Cnom 2,4 Opemzrm 2,4 GRETHA HORTTOR TRANS. WHITTIER HIGH 3 Pl-NLS? HAGSTROM MADRAS GRADE WRESTIJNG I DARRELL A. HAMEL TnAua. LowtLL HIGH. MASS. 3 Mes HA Co-EO. 4 SANDY HI Ynuza SYAFF 4 SANDY Ho Times Co-EO. 4 Cuoln 4 TREAS. 4 Samson CLASS PLAY 4 SKI CLUB 4 SK: CLUB PRES. 4 OPEREYYA 4 K 1 BILL HARRIS TRANS. BE5yERTON HI 2 1 5 y ELNA JENSEN BULL RUN GRADE FHA s,2,3 TnzAs. 3 GAA 2,3,4 TREAS. 4 PEP CLUB 3 Renoursn 3 use UA STAFF 3.4 CLASS SEC. 3 A.S.B. Sec. 2 Orrfce STAFF 4 JCC 3,4 9pY!v JGHNSON Snnuv-LUYHEHAN GRADE HI runes STAFF 3 M55 MA SrArr 4 Orrici STAFF 4 f 1 L 1 x 1 M Q i GEORGE HUCK LUTHERAN GRADE F.F.A. lp2y3 FOOYBALL lI4 DOCK HUNT Bonlnc GRADE WRESTLING l,2,3,4 PAUL HILL 1aAcx 2,3,4 DYANN KAHNY TRANS. GRESHAM HIGH 3 CLAss PLAV 3 PEP CLUB 3 GAA 3,4 JCC 3,4 0PsnzrfA 3,4 Muxsn Cuonus 3,4 FHA 4 Mes UA STAFF 4 MYRTLE KREBS LUTHERAN GRADE X aL:z I FHA n,2,3,4 Cnoan 2,3,4 f GAA u,z.3,4 ,f JCC 3,4 PEP CLUB f 0PERE11A 2 QLIBRARV 4 MSE UA S .M x LE BORING GRADE X 6 PAY KULHN bnnuv Ruins GQAUE MIQLS CLEE 4 ti Ynnsa Svnvr 3 -fi' FRED KOEHLER TRANS. Ppnxws MONT. 2 BASESILL ?,3,4 CLASS Pwesxncnr 3 L.S.H. Yunns. 4 Chanson S 3,4 JCC 3,4 PRES. 3 Sn: Caua 4 YREAH. 4 H0 Tones 31AFv 4 Juwuan Paw Cvoss 4 CLASS WLAY 3,4 Mau HA Srnrr 4 LENORL LUND TQANS. SCAVWQOSE Hlsn 2 Banu 2,3,4 GLQE CLua 2 JCC 4 GAA 2,3,4 bl FHA 20,4 , J' jf PEP CLUB 3 X, Hx Tunes Co-soften 4 X CLASS PLAV 3 OPERETTA 2 Office SYAFF 4 Junron RED CROSS 3,4 LARRY LEE SANUY GRADE Cnlvsow S 3,4 Ska CLue 4 DQAuA1xcs 2 5 GLASS PLAv 3,4 X N Foorsnu, 4 2 ON. WRESTLING I,2 J - K X MARllYN M0llNtR Luvwiwnm GHAUE GLEL c LIBRAUY 2 JCL 3,4 Nl TWES 4 MEE MA STAFF 4 Msxeo Cuonn 4 UHAMATICS CLUU Q Sxl Cmuw 4 CLASS PLAY 3 00LnE21n 4 WRXQNE MC iJ'!NMi5 Snnnv SHADE GAA 2,3,4 TREAS. 4 JLG 3,4 FMA 1,2,3 LIBRARY 4 Mui NA SYAH' 4. OUEQCSVA 4 enum 4 Cmoxn 4 CLASS PLAV 4 I ' 19 ,F 9 V NW L..AVU+3!'4:., LUV!! S f Ueyv Cnsvx UQAQQ GAA I,2,j,4 HAND 2,4 JCC 3,4 Win Wx Surf A KISRARY Srarf 4 . X ADA UQGEE Q UENNEDY GRAUL LQGHYS AND ACTi0N I Enwu 5,2 Guia s Y Mnxai CHoaR 2,3 HI Fsvis 3 OPLRETTA 2,3 SEC-Tnenu. Msxfn Cuoxk 2 JERRY MARKHAM BOQINQ GRADE WRESTLlNG l,2,3,4 FOOTBALL 1,2 Cniuson S 4 BAND 4 J.C.C. 4 Hee MA STAFF 4 x X, xx if JAMES MAY SANnv GRADE wncsrLlnG r Foo1sALL Man. 3 Cnumson S 4 Mnxso Cnoon 1.2 0wuRn1TA 2 BAND 3 HASEGALL 3,4 f ,QWZW JACK MI! LFC! !QDNS, CAYHEUNAL NAMILYON 3 FOOTBALL 3,4 WRESTLING 3 HI Tunes Qrnrf 4 Co-EO. 4 BLANCHE PACKARD eLso cnAne FHA :,2,3 SEC. 3 GAA l,2,3,4 CLASS Ppav 4 JCC 3,4 Pap CLUH 3 SEC. 3 B.A.A. SEC. 4 WWAPMK THANS. Hounbiw HIGH 2 JCC 4 Mexuv Cwovu 4 BAND 3,4 GLFE 2 Cusesss FILAY 4 Men HA Srarr 4 0PCRCK1A,2,4 Sf J ,. 1 1 1, xv. Y LILLIAN OLEJNIK TRANS. EASTEHN Acncemv 2 JCC 3,4 GAA ?,2,4 SK: CLUB 4 Mnxeu Cuomw 4 Paw CLUB 3 Ll8i2?T 3 LYLE QLSON LuYnEnAN GRADE WRESTLING 0,3 Foo1aALL l,2,4 Cnluson S 4 OPSRETYA 2 Cnoae 2,3 BANG l,2 Mas UA STAFF 4 Bovs Cnorn I UAV!D NEWMAN 0aoimT GRADE FFA !,2,j,4 Foo1uALL 4 rgwY PEARSON VAHYLVILLC Gmane CLEE GLUE 1,2 Bccinuzns BANQ 4 HGV. BAND 2,3 HDGH Trucs STAFS 3 LIGHTS AND Acilon I JCC 3,4 FRANCXS PLUMQNGURE TQANS. Hivvusn 2 JCC 3,4 PRES. 4 Cnuvson S 3,4 VICE Pans. 4 Muxao Cnoxn 3,4 0PsuerfA 3,4 A CIASS PLAY 4 FOOTBALL 4 Hu TIMES STAFF 3 use MA STAFF 4 AMW M' UOLQRES RICHARDSON GIQLS p0LYyECNN6C J EDWIN RAUFORO BULL Run Gmxoe F.F.A. 2,3,4 YRKASQ 4 , I 0 HIS: TJUHNA bi Ns I' 1mmmGWmwu2 f,f.,.. ,I , 4 PNAS. 4 JCQ 1,4 526. 3,4 KIDNAVY Gvnrr 4 Guam 4 Oviuurva 4 Mm Nha STAFF 4 Wuv CLUB 3 :H huw19mn'1 DONNA SHELBY TQANQ. Leuonwm Haan, CH19 3 Cnoxw 4 rum 3 GAA 3 i W 'VQQQ ' .1 -Nj 1 , b' 5 .5 Foommg 1, RUSSELL REYNOLDS YRANS Roossv5L1 2,4 xx Foo1aALu MGR. xx F - r X xi 0oYeALL Vo-Ca 'A N? uAsKr.mAL.1. l,2,3 , -Rf BASEBALL 4 XX fx. Nnesrpawa u,4 X' gf 'X-5 Cmvson 3,4 f Cnluson 5 PRES Nixlg SKI CLUB 4 5, Fame 3,4 2 Nix Vlti PHLS. 3 Q,X CH0lQ 4 vlcf PRCQ. 4 CLASS PLAY 4 HI x 3 PTAIN 4 ,4 . 4 AUQREY SCHNLP? MAQY SHOQKEY Taaus. GHQSHAM Hman 3 w.Ng5gw GRADE, Onuo VCC 4 QANQ 3,4 FHA 4 BETTY SHARLS EULA MAR!E SMITH KELSQ GRADE TRANS. Couuanca Hvcu 4 FHA r,2 Sworn 4 CLASS Pgnv 4 Hn Tones 3 N x xx Sk X Ififfil MARY BNGKM Ibilmll CIRAVY' fHG 1,Y,H LUSMIS ANP ACIION I HANIY ? , fi JCC 3,4 lf ff M RDHERT SEARLS Snmv GRADE FOOXBALL l,2,3,4 WRESTLING 2 BASEBALL 3 MANAGER 3 HANG 4 KARL STQOMHKRG TRANS. Jerrivsou Hoau 2 WREsfLsnm 2,3,4 Cnxusom S A fijyf ,Sfw M597 HGLA 1fHV2N!NG L ULZTI I, GRKKQQHF IHA I SAV E 0 STARKS BORSNG Quant ?oo1eALL l,2,3,4 Baax5vQALL l,2,4 BASEBALL !,2,4 YwAcx 3 Samson S 3,4 J.G.C. 3,4 GENE SYOCKMAN CcT1PeLL Genus FoovsALL 1,2,3,4 BAsxE1BALL l,2,3 SASEBALL l,2,B,4 vice PRES. 1 use UA STAFF 4 Chanson S 4 DSLBLRT SHARSR BGRQMG GRADE u J' NORMAN UNGER TRANS. Siuvnkosv Ht KANSAS PAT HOWKINGKH SANDY GRADE FHA I,2,3 Maxam Cues? 4 w UPEREYTA 4 X55 LIBRARY STAFF 2 X S Wxllli YN 'IJHU K H? rnanm. LE Gnnnu Hman, CAlsf. 3 G35 3 SR. VLAY 4 Wwmrm L4 CHOIR 3,4 uns MA STAY? 4 P69 CLUB 3 X' W H? VI? V2 NNY!-23 bnwrv Qnnie :KA .X I wh, 1 i H'IQM-4'Y :,1'11.H2 .g My LAUPLLE NOLFi GRANY Haan 2 GAA 3,4 Mlxeo Cuoxw 3,4 PEP Cxua 3 OPQHFYYA 3,4 KTHLL YOST CorrwQLL GRADE Hana 1 FHA r.2,3,4 Maxim Quoaus 3 ANNA riUHMsAN JERRY YQUNG lnvancvum Gamma Foofsnun 1.2,3,4 Co-CAwTasN 4 BASEBALL l,3,4 TnAcm 7 BASKEYHALL 1 CRIMSON S 1,4 FFA 2,3 vxci Pans. A.S.E. VRES. A.S.B. 4 M26 UA SYAFF 4 HS Truss STAFF 6 Sovs Cnonua WILLIAM CARRUXL GxQL's Ggsr 1 Twans. AMNCRu7 CENTRAL URMJAT lC CLU8 2 Juunon PLAY 3 Swnnssn CLUB 3 OPERETTA 4 W-qfw-.r .4 ' I n PlCTUR!U LKWIS NiLSUN YRANS Couuencr BAND 2 3 Cuouz 2,3 Bovs Cnoln 2 Pnnnruns 4 FFA 3,4 N L X W JACK PHILIPS TRANS. REEDSPQR FOOTBALL 4 WRESTLING 4 Hz, NLw Yuan 4 H 2 T HI 3 ON SEPTEMBER 4, I94S, OUR LITTLE BAND OF '49ER8, IIO IN ALL, WERE GREETED SY MR. LIGHT AND WISHED THE BEST OF LUCK ON OUR JOURNEY. WITH OUR COVERED WAGONS LOADED WITH TOOLS IN THE FORM OF PENCILS AND BOOKS, WE SOON STARTED ON OUR.JOURNEY TOWARD PROSPERITY AND SUCESS. ON THE FIRST LAP OF OUR JOURNEY, WE CHOSE DON PULLEN AS TRAIL GUIDEg EUGENE STOCKMAN, ASSISTANT TRAIL GUIDE3 ANN STEENSON, DIARY KEEPERg ANN LINGERMAN, MONEY KEEPER! DON DAVENPORT AND DAVID BAYLINK AS GUARDS. FOR OUR FIRST CAPTAIN, WE CHOSE MR. GEORGE GILLIS. To ENTERTAIN THE REST OF THE WAGON TRAIN WE GAVE AN ASSEMBLY AND A DANCE FOR ALL MEMBERS. AFTER A REST OF THREE MONTHS, WE AGAIN STARTED ON OUR JOURNEY WITH ONLY I06 MEMBERS AND NEW LEADERS. THEY WERE! DON DAVENPORT, TRAIL GUIDEg DOB GRASHORN, ASSISTANT TRAIL GUIDEg NANCY WOODCOCK, DIARY KEEPERQ AND BONNIE DARNELL, MONEY KEEPER. CAPTAIN OF THE TRAIN WAS MRS. BEVERLY BRUNSn THIS YEAR WE ALSO PRESENTED AN ASSEMBLY AND A DANCE FOR OTHER MEMBERS OF THE TRAINu WE BEGAN OUR THIRD YEAR WITH III MEMBERS, A MEMBERSHIP LARGER THAN EVER BEFORE. THIS YEAR OUR LEADERS WERE FRED KOEHLER, TRAIL GUIDEQ DON DAVENPORT, ASSISTANT TRAIL GUIDES ELNA JENSEN, DIARY KEEPERQ AND PAT GOMOLL, MONEY KEEPER. OUR CAPTAIN WAS MRS. BETH OREM. THE MAIN EVENTS OF THIS PORTION OF THE TRIP WAS THE PLAY 'SATURDAY EVENING GHOSTW DIRECTED BY MRS. ELEANOR HOWARD. THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM, AN ANNUAL EVENT, WAS ALSO GIVEN. BOTH THE PLAY AND THE DANCE WERE WELL ATTENDED AND VERY SUCCESSFUL. NE BOUGHT RINGS AND PINS TO INDENTIFY US AS THE '49ERS. OUR CLASS WAS ALSO RESPONSISLE FOR DECORATING THE GYMNASIUM FOR BACCALAUREATE AND OOMMENCENT EXERCISES. THIS FOURTH YEAR ONLY 89 HAVE WEATHERED THE HARDSHIP8 OF OUR JOURNEY. RAYMOND GIFFORD WAS CHOOSEN FOR TRAIL GUIDE, DAVID HOPP, ASSISTANT TRAIL GUIDE: PAT GOMOLL, DIARY KEEPERQ DAVID BAYLINK, MONEY KEEPERQ AND NPOPW RANNOW AS CAPTAIN. As WE NEARED THE END OF OUR JOURNEY, WE MET PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO TOOK OUR PICTURES. WE PRESENTED ANOTHER PLAY THIS YEAR. IT WAS ULOST HORIZONN DIRECTED BY MRS. ELEANOR HOWARD. ON MAY 20, I949, WE HAVE REACHED OUR DESTINATION AND TRAVELED OUR LAST TRAIL TOGETHER. Now EACH 'AQER WILL FIND TRAILS TO TRAVEL AND STRIVE FOR A DESTINATION OF HIS OWN. R As I SIT HERE, ALASKA. IT IS THE YEAR THE DESIRE COVES TO ME TO FECOUNT THE STORY OF MY RECENT TRIP TO ISES, THE YEAR OF THE RIG GOLD RUSH IN ALASKA. ALASKA HAS JUST BECOME THE 49TH STATE OF THE UNION, I, LIKE MANY CF MY FORMER CLASSMATE3 OF '49 AM ON MY WAV TO ALASKA SOMEDAY. AT THE AIRPORT AND CARRY GROCERY STORES ALL OVER THE UNITED STATES. THE PLANE WHICH TAKES ALASKA IS THE EXQUISITE DESIGN OF THAT MASTER DESIGNER, FRANCIS PLUMONDORE, PILOTED BY THE ONE AND CNLY DON DAVENPORT ABLY ASSISTED BY RAYMOND GIFFORD, BETTY SEARLS IS CHIEF HOSTESS ON THE PLANE AND IS ASSISTED BY LAURELL WOLFE T0 CET A GLIMPSE OF THE PRGSPERING STATE....MAYUE T0 SFTTLE THERE TO SEE JE OFF WAS MY OLD PAL, DYANN KAHNY, WHO OWNS SEVERAL CASH ME TO AND IS CO-PILOT. AND TEN JUNIOR HOSTESSES. THERE WAS NO DCUBT IN MY MIND AS T0 ARRIVING AT VY DESTINATION SAFELY. WHEN I ARRIVED IN ALASKA, FRED KOEHLER, THE MAYOR OF HIS FAIR CITY, FAIRBANK3, AND THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL, AUOREY SCHNEPP, ANNA HUHMAN, EULA MARIE SMITH, JAMES MAY, JACK PHILLIPS, AND WILLIAM CARROLL WERE ON HAND T0 GREET ME- FRED TELLS ME THAT JERRY YOUNG OPERATES A VERY EXCLUSIVE NIGHT CLUB NAMELY uSMO0CHVILLA,' THAT I MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN VISITING. IMMEDIATELY I DECIDED TO VISIT THE NIGHT CLUB. As I ENTER THE SWANKY NIGHT CLUB, I AM ESCORTED TO MY TABLE BY GLEN CARMONY wuo IMMEDIATELY RECOGNIZED ME ANU CALLED MY ATTENTION TO THE TWO SINGING WAITERS, GENE STOCKMAN AND LYLE OLSON, A DANCING SEKTET WHICH INCLUDES ETHEL CAIN, PHYLLIS CLAPP, LILLIAN OLEJNIK, UELBERT SHARER, DAVID BAVLI K AND PAUL HILL GAVE US THEIR VERSION OF THE RASPA, IT WAS VERY GOOD, IN FACT SO GOOD THEY HERE CALLED BACK FOR AN ENCORE- THE OUTSTANDING PLAYERS IN JERRY'S ORCHESTRA ARE IVY BENNETT ON THE SAUSLPHONE, VERNE CRONE PLAYING HIS CLARINETTE, AND THAT WELL KNOWN SAXAPHONE PLAYER, DAVID HOPP, BETTER KNOWN AS nHOT LIPS HOPPn' THE ORCHESTRA WAS CONDUCTED BY THAT MAN nTHAT'S MAD ABOUT MUSIC,' ROBERT SEARLS- AFTER SPENDING A VERY ENJOYABLE EVENING AT nSMOOCHVILLA,n I CALLED A TAXI TO TAKE ME TO HY HOTEL ROOM, WHEN THE TAXI ARRIVEC, I NOTICED THERE WAS A WOMAN DRIVER. 'MY GOODNESS, GERRY DAIMLER, NHAT ARE YOU DOING DRIVING A TAXI IN ALASKATn Wvou HAVE TO TRY EVERYTHING ONCE,n WAS HER EXPLANATION, AFTER WITNESSING WHAT I WOULD CALL A VERY HAZARDOUS RIDE, I SETTLED MYSELF COMFORTABLY IN MV HOTEL ROOM FOR A MUCHLY NEEDED REST, THE NEXT DAY, I DECIDED TO DO MORE VISITING AND REVIEWING OF OLD ACQUAINTANCES. I FOUND THAT JERRY MARKHAM IS PRESIDENT OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ALASKA. JERRY IS KEPT VERY BUSY EXAMINING ONE ARE IN TOWN, NRAIN, RAIN GO AWAY SO THE ROSEMARY SNOOKS WHO ARE RUNNING CHILDREN, THEY EKCLAIMEC, NTHIS I ALSO FOUND THAT BOB GRASHORN IS A SALESMAN WORKING FOR KOLD KIST ICE DOLLAR BILLS AS HE KNOWS SOME OF HIS FORMER CLASSMATES LITTLE CHILDREN MAY PLAY, WEINGS MARY SHOCKEY AND A DAY NURSERY. WHEN ASKED HOW THEY LIKED CARING FOR IS WHAT WE HAVE ALWAYS DREAMED OF DCINGon BERG COMPANY, IT SEEMS BOB HASN'T BEEN PROSPERING TOC WELL AT THE BUSINESS OF SELLING I3EBERGSo NORMA DECKER AND LA VERNE LEWIS AFE FLOOP BOUNCERS AT ONE OF THE WOFLIV5 LARGEST ICE SKATING RINKS SITUATED IN THE HEART OF FAIRBANKS, ON A BILLBOARD OUTSIDE THE SKATING RINK I NOTICED SOME FAMILIAR FACES, YES, THOSE FAMILIAR FACES BELONG TO MARY PEARSON, GENEVIEVE GILL AND UCLA TERPENING, THEY COMPOSE THE INTERNATIONALLY KNOWN NGLOOMER GIRLH DANCING TRIO WHICH IS MAKING A SHORT APPEARANCE IN FAIRBANKS- THE OTHER DAY, AS I wAs WALKING DOWN FRIENDS AND CLASSNATES, HARLOW Loucxs AND WHEN THEY TOLD ME THEY WERE co-EDITORS OF WTHE ALASKA 0UTRAGEen IN ONE OF THE HOST THE STREET, I RAN INTO TWO OF MY OLD DARRELL HAMEL. I WAS VERY SUPRIBED ONE OF ALASKA'S LARGEST NEWSPAPERS, RECENT ISSUES, I NOTICED WHERE DOCK HUNT NAS WRESTLING WITH A POLAR BEAR AND WAS FINED S20 BY Zoo KEEPER LARRY LEE FOR MISTREATMENT TO ANIMALS. I WONDER WHY DOCK DOESN'T PICK ON SOMEONE HIS OWN SIZE. WHO WOULD EVER HAVE DREAMED THAT UOLORES RICHARDSON WOULD STILL BE AT ALASKA STATE COLLEGE? SHE .YUST HAVE LIKED IT AEI?-'ULLY WELLS YES, SHE I8 SEEING TO IT THAT OUR GRAND-CHILDREN AND GREAT GRAND-CHILDREN GET A EALANCED DIETn SHE HAS BEEN GIVEN THE TITlE OF BEST DIETICIAN IN THE STATE OF ALASKA, SPEAKING OF THE DOMESTIC TYPEQ WE FIND PACKARD IN A EST SKYSCRAPER IN ALASKA. PERHAPS THEY CAN FOR THEY ARE RAT GOMOLLI ELNA JENSEN AND BLANGHE TOPMOST FLOOR or THEM TALL- BETTER AT A HIGHER ALTITUOE, IIQST POPULAR :mass DEGIGN- NEATLY ARRANGED OFFICE LOCATED DN THE DESIGN AS THE CERTAINLY DOING A SPLENDID JOB ERS IN THE 49 STATES. , WE HEAR UPSWEEPS AND ARE THE BEST NOFF TO FACTORY. HE VIRGINIA UAGSLAND IS IN PARIS GETTING TRYING TO ccIIvINcE THE FASHION DESIGNERS THAT THE LONG TIGHT SKIRT8 YET. I A I I SEE THE NoRLD, wAs IIDRHAN UNGERS TIIEIIE. IIDRNAN OWNS A RICNLE I5 Now WORKING A DEVICE T0 PICKLE PICKLES I-IITHouT A 'RIDKLERT SAAY:: THE LOWDOWN ON SOME NEW FROM FAIREANK3 TO HOLLYWOOD WE ROLL OUR EEEPERS--JEEPERS, CREEPERS WHERE DID YOU GET THAT FIGURE DONNA? Yes, DONNA SHELEY I-IAS QEACHED THE HEIGI-ITOFH HER AMBl'ION AS A POWERIS MODEL. ISN'T SHE HEARING A LOVELY GOWN? IT'S STRAIGHT 'ROM PARIS. AND IV MOVIE-LAND WE SEE--MG IT ISNIT GREGORY PECK, BUT IT COULD DEH-AND IT IS OUR NGLAMOR BOYD DAVID STARKS HURRYING T0 THE THEATER FOR A PERSONAL APPEARANCE HMM--MUST BE QUITE A GUY! JUST LOOK AT ALL THOSE BOBBY soxsl KARL STROMBERG AND BILL HARRIS ARE Two MORE 49ERS WHO DO NDT SEEN TD BE so INTERESTED IN THE ALASKA GOLD RUSH AND THE PROSPERING STATE. THEY ARE TRYING T0 PRODUCE THE 97TH ELEMENT. ' OuR econ SANARITAN, EMMA PARK, THE GREAT SURGEDN AUD SCIEWTIST, HAS JUST RECENTLY COMPLETED A WONDERFUL CURE FOR HEAD COLD55 AND SINCE IT HAS WORKED sc SUCCESSFULLY ON HER PATIENTS, IT IS RAPIDLY SPREADING TO OTHER COUNTRIES. I ALAN GUNDERSOH OWNS A FLEET OF MOTOR SCOOTEQS WHICH HE RENTS FOR SIGHT-SEEING TOURS THROUGH THE CITY. IT SEEMS THAT I REMEMBER ALAN AS A GREAT LovER OF MOTOR SCOOTERS AND CARS. ' IN JUNIOR GUENTHER'S GOLC MINE WE SEE EDWIN RADFDRD AS HEAD FDRENAN. EDWIN IS KEPT VERY ausv, BECAUSE JUNIOR HAS JUST RECENTLY EUPLOYED NORMAN GILBERT, GEORGE Hucx, DoN CODDINOTON, JACK MILLER AND RUSTY REYNOLDS. THEIR AMEITICN IS GOLD DRIGHING AND EDWIN SAYS THEY ARE DOING A VERY FINE Jos OF IT. I 'AROUND THE woRLD ON A HOR3E.'--IMPOSSIBLE. 8uT THE NGLOBE TROTTERSTW DARLA HOOVER AND MYRTLE KREBS, HAVE PROVEN TO us THAT IT IS POSSIBLE. THEY HAVE Jus? RETURNED FROM THEIR sREcTAcuLAR TRIP AND ARE RECEIVING MUCH PUBLICITYQ FRDN ONE EXTREME TO THE OTHER, WE NOW FIND PAT KuEHN AND ADA MCGEE TEACHING IN A LITTLE ESKIMO SCHDDL. THEY BOTH RECEIVED THEIR M.A. DEGREES AND WERE OFFERED MANY Does IN HIGH SCHOOLS ALL ovER THE UNITED STATES, BUT THEY DECIDED THESE WIDE-EYED AND EAGER CHILDREN NEED THEM MOST. I A LITTLE T0 THE SOUTH IN WASHINGTON 0.0. AWJTHER 49ER, BETTY JOHNSON, PERSONAL SECRETARY TO SECRETARY or THE INTERIOR, PHILLIR HAGGSTROM, IS TAKING A LETTER AT THE ASTOUNDING RATE OF TWO HUNDRED WORDS PER NINUTE. MR. HAGGSTROM JUST couLDN'T D0 WITHOUT HER, so BETTY's HUSBAND FINALLY GAVE IN AND LET HERE WORK THREE HouRs A DAY IN THE OFFICE. WE REMEMBER SHIRLEY FARRINGTON, ouR LADY cr ART AND INTERIOR DECORATING, BUT wHo WOULD EVER GUESS SHIRLEY WOULD MAKE A LIFETIME CAREER OF THIS. Yes, SHIRLEY's DONE ALL OF THE INTERIOR DECORATING IN UMR. BLANDINGS DREAM IGLOOIW AND NOW, O:-ICE AGAIN AT HCME, I FIND THAT LEI'.'Is WILSON IS AGAIN AT THE TOP OF THE NEWS WORLD. HE AND HIS HORSE. HSTPEAHLlNE,n ARS AGAIN HEACED FOR THE KENTUCKY DERBY AN: HOPE TC CARRY AWAY THE CUP. kk MAXINE MCDONALD AND DONNA SENFF ARE WOPERATERS OF BEAUTY,N HO, DON'T GET THE NRONG lJPRESSIONg THEY ARELEARBERS AND BEAUTY OPERATERS COMBINED. THEY REALLY HAVE A BUSINESS, AS THEY HAVE JUST INSTALLED A SHOE PARLOR IN THEIR SHOP SO THAT THEY CAN POLISH SHOES WHEN THEY DON'T HAVE ANYTHIRC EL35 T0 OO. THESE COZY ncMAINS LOOK AS IF THEY WERE IN SUNNY CALIFORNIA, 'THE LlRSH'Sn, WTHE JOHNSON'Sn, AND 'THE PACKARD'Sn. KYOU REMEMBER, BONNIE DARNELL, BARBARA EAPLLEV AND CHARLOTTE UOLLOWITCH., WHAT D0 YOU BET THEY ARE AS HAPPY AS LARKST THEY ARE ALL THD' ROUGHLY ENOOYING THE EXCITING Joa OF KEEPING HOUSE. JOLLHER COLLEGE, BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED ON A FACADE, GREETQ OUR EYES AS WE ENTER THE GATES TO A NEWLY ERECTED BUILDING. IN THE PRESlDENT'S OFFICE wE CONE UPON TNE FOUNOER MARILYN MOLLNER, wHO ESTABLISHED THIS SCHOOL F03 GIRLS NAOORING IN PSYCHOLOGY. AMONG THE FACULTY MEIBERS WE SEE IONNE HERGERT, ENGLISH TEACHER, ETHEL YOST, TYPING INSTRUCTOR AND MARILYN WHEELER, DEAN OF WOMEN. , BACK IN HER CLD HOME TOWN, WE FIND GENEVIEVE WINTERS LOOKING OVER ONE OF HER MANY GROCERY STORES. RIGHT Now SHE IS HAVING A TERFIFIC ARSUMENT WITH A RED-HEADED SALES- HAN wHO IS TRYING HIS BEST TO SELL HER SOME PRODUCTS OF THE HSKIDDOO SOAP CONPANYN. UD0N'T FENCE ME INV SINGS PAT WORKINGER AND MARILEE CLINGENPEEL AS THEY GALLUP ACROSS THE WIDE OPEN PRAIRIES UDEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXAS.u PAT AND MARILEE HAVE JUST FOUND OUT LAZY COHEOYS AREN'T so WORTHLESE AS THEY THOUGHT. cAFTEP ALL, GALE, Two LAZY Ccwaovs MADE TWO NICE HUEBANDS FOR TWO NICE WIVES., THE SCENE CHANGES T0 NORTH CAROLINA WHERE WE RENEWED ACQUAINTANCES WITH GEPRY HALE, GRETHA HORTTOR, AND PEGGY GEHRTS. BACK AT OUR OLD HOME Town wE FIND DAVID NEWMAN WITH HIS WIFE Amr LITTLE DAVID JR. ON A TRUCK FARM JUST OUTSIDE SANDY. LAST YEAR, DAVID TOOK HIS BIGGEST AND UEAREST TOMATOE T0 TFE OREGON STATE FAIR, WHERE HE-SGT FIRST PRIZE FOR THE LARGEST 0NEg WEIGH- ING FOUR POUNDS. AND NOW THE ACCOUNT OF HY STORY IS COMPLETE, AND WE REALIZE THAT IN ORDER THAT THE FUTURE MAY REAP WHAT IS SOWN, WE MUST LIVE OUR BEST IN THE PRESENT. LENORE LUNO 70666 WE THE CLASS OF '49 HAVE NEVEP REALLY BEEN EXAMPIEO MENTALLY. THEPEI-'ORE WHAT IS WRITTEN BELOW PROBABLY MAKES N0 SEV?-E WHATSOEVER. NEVERTHELESS WE U0 HEREBY LEAVE YOU, THE UN'JERCI.l'.SSMEN WITH THE TCLLOWING: DAVID EAYLINK WILL? HIS POOTEALL AEILITY TG HIS BROTHER. SHARON, wus DOES ALRIGHT WITHOUT IT. CAROL BARLOW LEAVES HER SINGING ABILITY TO MARGOT FLETCHER. IVY BENNETT WILLS HIS QUIET wAYS TO PAJL SEEMATTER WHC SHTULC HEEL THE WARNING. ETPEL CAIN LEAVES HER AFILITY T0 GO STEADY WITH ONE GUY T0 MARY ANNE FlNNELLn GLEN CARHONY LEAVES HIS JOB A: F.F.A. PRESIDENT TO JACK WYATT. MARILEE CLIAGENPEEL LEAVES HEP JOE AS A REPORTER FOR THE SANDY HI TIVES T0 SOME POOR UNFORTUNATE JUNIOR NExT YEAR. DON CODDINGTON wILLS HIS VILD-VANNEREDNEES TO HIS SISTER, DOLLV. VIRGINIA DAGSLAND LEAVES PERIOD. VERNE CRONE WILLS WIS SINGING VOICE T0 ELIZABETH YOUNG. BONNIE DARNELL LEAVES T0 MARRY CHUCK. CIN YEARS TO CONE or COUR3E.2 DON DAVENPORT WILLS HIS SVOOTH DANCING T0 GEORGE HATHORN. NORNA GECKER LEAVES HER SNYNESS T0 DONNA WERTMAN wHo COULD USE SOME. RAYMOND GIFFORD HILLS HIS Jos AS YELL LEADER TC GEORGE HALEQ CHARLOTTE DoLLowITcH WIILE HER RERSJNALITV T0 RUTH PALMER WHO NEEDS IT. NORMAN GILBERT WILLS VIS BORED OUTLOOK CN LIFE T0 BOS REYNOLDS. JERRY DAIMLER wILLS HER ABILITY TO OHASE BOYS TO DORIS ERHART. JUNIOF GUENTHER WILLS HIS BROAD FRIENDLV SMILE T0 LEONAQT TTRVENHING. BARBARA EARLLEY LEAVES HER VOLLEVHALL ABILITY T0 DONNA DEMING. ALAN GUNDERSCN LEAVES HIS Gorn SPADE3 IN SOCIAL Ec. TO PHVLLIS HENITT. GENNY GILL LEAVES TO MARRY Rov WORAIHGER. PHILIU HAGGSTROH LEAVES ALL HIC GIRL FRIEWCS BEHIND. GERRY HALE WILLS HER QUIET HANNER T0 JUDY POTTER WHO COULD USE IT. BOE SRASHORN wILLs HIS TIRED LOOK TO WALLY WESSELINK. DYANN KAHNY LEAVES HER GLASSES TO DOROTHY FREH2. DARRELL HAHEL WILLS HIS POSTUQE T0 Ton PREDMORE. MYRTLE KREBS LEAVES HER SLIMNESS TO FRANCIS LAKE. BILL HARRIS WILLS HIS SCIENTIFIC BQAIN T0 DUANE FLUSSTAD. LAVERNE LEWIS LEAVES HER NATURAL BLONDE HAIR T0 JOYCE WETHERALD. PAUL HILL HILLS HIS LONG LEGS T0 JIM LIGHT. LENORE LuND LEAVES UNABLE TO TAKE SEORGR WITH HER. DAVE HOP: wILLs HIS BASKETBALL ABILITY T0 BOE KEOK. ELNA JENSEN LEAVES HER MIDDLE NAME T0 GLORIA MINYARD. FRED KOEHLEP LEAVES HIS WAVY WELL REST HAIR TO SHAWN HUDELSON. ANNA HUHMAN LEAVES JUST GLAD TO BE OUT. GEORGE Hucx wILLS HIE SINGING ABILITY T0 JUNIOR PASOHALL. IONNE HERGERT HILLS HER SMILE T0 KENNETH TUESCHER. LAFQY LEE WILLS FIS BUILD T0 BAQNEY KROH. MAXINE UCDONALE LEAVES STILL WISHING MORITz COULD GO T90. JERRY MARKHAN WILLS HIS BROAD SHOULDERS T3 DON Lows. ADA MCGEE wILLG HER TALKING ABILITY TO LEO WEISDDREER. JAMES HAY LEAVES STILL TRYING T0 GET A GOOD GRADE IN SOCIAL Ec. MARILYN MOLLNER LEAVES HER NEAT APPEARANCE T0 ARLENE FENSKE. DAVID NEHMAN LEAVES STILL JUST AS MEAN AS EVER. LILLIAN DLEJNIK LEAVES HER EXQUISITE WARDROBE TO ROSALEE SOSSMAN. LYLE DLSON LEAVES HIS NECKING ABILITY T0 GEORGE DUNBARn PAT KUEHN LEAVES HER SOCIAL EC. BOOK TO URS. AVERILLu FRANK PLUMONDORE HILLS HIS ABILITY T0 CHARM THE GIRLS TO ROY MCDONALDQ DONNA SENFF HILLS HER ABILITY TO BE HAPPY ALL THE TIME TO LESTER WORKINGER. x JACK PHILIPS LEAVES HISHING HE COULD TAKE ELEANOR TOO: DONNA SHELLEY LEAVES STILL TRYING TO READ AND HRITE SHORTHANDI EDHIA RADFORD LEAVES STILL SORED HITH THAT ALL GIRL FIFTH PERIOD ENGLISH. EULA MARIE SMITH HILLS HER BANGS T0 BEVERLY KNOX. RUSTY REYNOLDS HILLS HIS ROSEMARV SNOOK LEAVES TO CHARMING sun.: TO cunnuzs SHARP. 'rms up me .nos or BABY suvvmc. BOB SEARLS HILLS HIS LOUD TALK TO BOS MAY' DOLA TERPENNING LEAVES HER ABILITY NOT TO ANSWER SOCIAL EC. QUESTIONS TO LYLA LOU SHAILSQ DAVIC STARKS LEAVES HIS DARK CURLY HAIR TO BILLY DOLLOHITCH. MARILYN WHEELER HILLS HER STATURE TO DIANE WOLFEe EUGENE STOCKMAN LEAVES JUST GLAD TO BE OUTQ GENEVEIVE HINTERS HILLS HER ABILITY TO BLUSH EASILY TO SHARON FROST' DELBERT SHARER LEAVES BAD CONDUCT IN SOCIAL EC. TO LOIS COPHERo PAT HORKINGER LEAVES HER KARL STROMBERG HILLS HIS ETHEL YOST HILLS HER RED MUSCLES T0 DEAN ASCHOFFI HEIGHT TO KEN KREBSQ HAIR TO CECIL WILDER- NORMAN UNGER HILLS HIS SASHFUL HAYS TO LOUIS EDWARDS: DLANCHE PACKARD HILLS HER NEAT HAIR TO ROSIE LINHARTu JERRY YOUNG LEAVES HIS PLACE ON THE FOOTBALL TEAM TO HIS BROTHER DOING GREAT ALREADY: JACK, HHO'S EMMA PARK HILLS HER BLACK HAIR TO JOYCE YlILDERa JACK MILLER HILLS HIS HRECKLESS DRIVING TO MORITZ ALLGEIERQ DELORES RICHARDSON HILLS HER GIFT OF GAB TO MARGIE JOHNSON. DOCK HUNT HILL8 HIS HRESTLING ABILITY TO ROGER DARTHOLOMEW. BETTY MAE JOHNSON LEAVES HER GOOD GRADES TO MARY PLASTER. HARLOH LOUCKS HILLS HIS HEIGHT T0 LEE ALLEN- AUDREY SCHNEPP HILLS HER ROSIE CHEEKS TO ELEANOR KUEHNa BILL CARROLL HILLS HIS INTELLIGENCE IN SOCIAL EC. TO THOMAS MCREYNOLDSo MARY PEARSON LEAVES HER HALK TO BEVERLY BOYLANQ LAURELL HOLFE HILLS HER OTHER EAR RING TO SOMEONE HHO HAS ONE PIERCED EARo PAT GOMOLL LEAVES TO JOIN HER TRUE LOVE, BUD. ' ' PHYLLIS CLAPP HILLS HER SHEET LOOK TO GRETCHEN ROUSEo BETTY SEARLS LEAVES JACK OF SANDY. SRETHA HORTTER HILLS HER DARLA HOOVER LEAVES HITH THIRD FINGER OF HER LEFT HYATT IN THE CLUTCHES OF THE BEST OF THE CHARUING GIRLS ABILITY TO STICK TO ONE GUY TO KAY HOHLFORDQ STARS IN HER EYES OVER THAT RING SHE'S HEARING ON THE HAND' BOS BENNETT HILLS HIS QUIETNESS TO CONRAD HASSELQ PEGGY SEHRTS LEAVES HER ABILITY TO SE ASSENT SO MUCH TO NYRLYN MCDONALD: SHIRLEY FARRINGTON LEAVES HER CAPABILITY TO THE JUNIOR CLASSQ MARY SHOCKEY LEAVES THE COLOR AND STYLE OF HER HAIR TO ANNA LEE SEARLSQ LEHIS WILSON HILLS HIS ABILITY TO GO AROUND SANDY UNNOTICED TO DELORES SENFFo NAME DAVID BAYLINK CAROL BARLOU IVY BENNETT ETHEL CAIN GLEN CARMONY MARILEE CLINQENPEEL Don DODDINGTON VIRGINIA DAosLANo VERNE cRoNe BONNIE DARNELL DON DAVENPORT NoRNA DECNER RAYMOND GIFFORD CHARLOTTE DOLLOWITCH NORMAN GILBERT JERRY DAIMLER JUNIOR GUENTHER BARBARA EARLLEY ALAN GuNoERsoN GENNY GILL PHILIP HAGGSTROM GERRY HALE Boa GRASHORN DYANN KAHNY DARRELL HAMEL MYRTLE KRE88 BILL HARRIS LAVERNE LEWIS PAUL HILL LENORE LuNo DAvIo HOPP ELNA JENSEN FRED KoENLER ANNA HUHMAN GEORGE Hucx IONNE HERGERT LARRY LEE MAXINE MCDONALD JERRY MARKHAM ADA MCGEE JAMES NAY MARILYN UOLLNER DAVID NEWMAN LILLIAN OLEJNIK LYLE 0LsoN PAT KUENN FRANK PLUMONDORE BATTLE CRY 'FINE' 'UH YES I WILL' 'HI SPEEDBALL' Wvou BETTER HAVE YOUR EYES TESTED BIO BOY' 'OH COME ON' 'DH SHUT UP' 'wHAT'S YOUR NAMET' 'DOH LA LA' hwy!! 'DH GULLY' 'HI BABE' 'I'M MAD' 'COME ON YELL' 'LISTEN YOU KIDS' 'HUH' 'HELL I'LL BE HANGED' WI LIKE YOU, YOU'RE SILLY' 'WHATCH DOING' 'YOU SEEN LILLIAN' 'CAN I BORROU YOUR LIPSTICKT' 'I ONLY MAKE TEN DOLLARS A WEEK' 'LOVE-'LY' 'SILLY GIRL' 'HONESTT' 'THAT'S GOOD' 'HOLY Gown 'LIKEWISE I'M SURE' 'I DON'T KNOW' 'SAAY NOW' 'GOTTA FIND GEORGE' 'WANTA BET' 'GEE IHIZ' 'WHY DON'T YOU LEARN TO DRIVET' 'OH DEAR' 'wHAT'S COOKIN' 'GOOD DEAL' 'HUBBA HUBBA' 'HIT THE ROAD YOU BUM' 'POOR KID' 'REALLY' 'LEMME SEE YOUR PAPER' NON NO' 'HI CUTIE' 'HAVE YOU GOT A COME' 'DH YEAH' 'How DO YOU DO THATT' 'DH GO ON' AMBITION FOOTBALL COACH To HAVE AND TO HOLD GET A PERFECT WIFE To MARRY BUSTER RAISE HOGS CONTROL HER TEMPER NRESTLER STAY IN PORTLAND PREACHER BE A FARMER'S WIFE CASSANOVAQ To RAISE HORSES TRAVELINQ SALESMAN GET MARRIED OWN A TURKEY FARM To ee A uERuAIo TRUCK DRIVER GET ouT or SCHOOL LEADER or A BAND To BE A TEACHER CHOCKER SETTER SIT ON THE BOSSES KNEE SHERIFF ACTRESS BE PRINCIPAL OF S.U H S SECRETARY CHEMIST LADY BOXER BE A DRUGGIST CHANGE HER NAME To BE PRESIDENT To HAVE RED HAIR SE A POLITICIAN TO BECOME RICH STOREKEEPER To BE A SINGER BE A LAWYER LADY POLICE DIPLOMAT GO TO ALASKA FARMER PSYCHIATRIST OWN A RANCH JUST TO HOLD FIND A MERMAID BE A SNOW QUEEN To BE IN THE CHIPS DONNA SENFF ul'M TOUGH SEEEEH BE A COWBOY r? EDWIN RADFORD EULA MARIE SMITH RUSTY REYNOLDS ROSEMARY SNOOK Boa SEARLS DoLA TERPENNING DAVID STARKS MARILYN WHEELER EUGENE STocxMAN GENEvIEvE WINTERS DELBERT SHARER PAT WORKINGER KARL STROUBERG ETHEL YosT NORMAN UNGER BLANCHE PACKARD JERRY YOUNG EMMA PARK JACK MILLER DELORES RICHARDSON Doon HUNT BETTY MAE JOHNSON HARLOW Loucx AUDREY SCHNERP BILL CARROLL MARY PEARsoN LAURELL WOLFE PAT GOMOLL PHYLLIS CLAPP BETTY SEARLs GRETHA HoRTTER OARLA HoovER PEGGY GERHTS SHIRLEY FARRINGTON MARY SHOCKEY LEWIS WILSON NOH NUTSN NTHAT'S WHAT You THINKH ENGLISH T111 1e'f!l..T'I NHEY JEDN WWELL I'LL BE A MONKEV'S UNCLEU NDROP DEADH HNo NOT THATN NJEEPERSH HI FOUND OUT FROM THE OFFICEN NOH You euvsn NTOUGHW WOH CORNN NGET A HORSEH NON FUDGEN I-Iowov-I WFOR HEAVEN SAKESN UHEY WAIT Fon MEN IIOHII HHI YA CHICKENN HFOR THE LOVE or PETERU NNo KIDDENN NSHOULD IN NI ouzss VOU'RE RIQHTH NPOOKE Doon NWHAT oo You THINK I AMN HDo You REALLY MEAN ITN- UIOH My!! 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Hoarws.K. Fcaufx. Pow 2 L. fxnfn, C. Newunn, 3. Mxmvhwu, H. 5Aw1noLovEw, U. Hswsfv, G. mlmvnwn, G. JOHNQQN, P. Shwwcw, R. CALMIW, i. LUNWW50ANr L. Copmfn, M. FsNNELL. gow 3 5, AECK, Q, 3HgNNgN, 5, 1AvaoQ1, F, hngai, Q. HEAQYY, J. KLINSKI: U, Fggrgwgn, M. MAC Ucnnln, 3. KANE, 1. Liuu, 2. iwucfz, L. RAQ'LLuAv, V. 6ULxowf'cH. Row 1 E. PAGE, R. Lnxa, R. VAQ b0naLf, 4. kQwRf, U. Uunacvv, r. Mc Revwuue, Q.. no,fM.f,m, J. vc cemwcw. W. vffiflwwf I ' J. PAECHAIL, U. GILL. Row 5 V. Scnuurz, D. Snow, L. fleusv, W. Q3NHOWn L- IFKUFHG, W- 31555: Z. Lows, K. Tzuscwzw, L. YiQPCNN:NG, n. MAY, L. LowARna. I M. ALLQGIKQ. IN THE FALL OF QD , MISS GEYCHEL. 'NAS CNOSEN AS THE ADVISOR OF THE JUNIOR CLASS, WHICH CONSIBTS OF SYUDENTS. THE JUNIORS RECEIVED THEIR CLASS RINGS AND CINS, WHICH ARRIVED AY THE FIRST of THE YEAR. PHE BOYS ANG GIRLS QF THE JUNIOR CLASS SUCNSEPED A VAUDEVILLE suow AMO MOVIEQ wnncn WAS HELD AT vas SUNSET YHEATRE, THE SHOW WAS HELD TO RAISE MONEY Fon Tae JUNIDR-SENIOR PROM. THE CLASS or NSG' svonseneo vue ANNUAL Pnou, wulcn WAS HELD Annan 29. FACULTY, Fazzuos, AND uopen CLASS sruozurs Arvenofo. THE JUNIORS ness REsPoNs1eLz F09 DECOQATING THE cvu Fon BACCALAUR- EAYE AMD Commencement Exzkcnses. V 5 . W . . .r W V5 M Q .gEIm..,. 5 In I . -. , 1 f f,- ' C3 lit-Scar 1 X W na LQQ Fics. VICQM res- QYQH L eo A Row NOx Pow How Row Row Row J. GUN'hLF, L. Puwxgf, L. boascw, S. NENTMAN C. LLLCRL, J. Younc, A. SFAQLS, L. N515 I Lawrie, 0. Kwom, M. Sfoemuhn, P. QRSWLLL, U. SENFV, U. NOLYL, P. Ginnie. F. Smarnsn, R. Mnavsp, V. Havswwg, i. LANG, L. Pouwus, u. Johnson, D. BENSON, J. MAY, G, Tnvzcn H. hrwscw, U. FHENZ, V, JGHNSON, N. Koungrf, D. Trffz. U. Rumen, L. nuLmuuu, 3. 3Lh?VfV, W. 1wx.n, J. PoTreu, M. taaiw, W. YGUNG, J. Scmnavw, M. Swumef U. Cocvawsvcm, Y. BVNNETT, G. Hnvwuwns. F HRUGMAN, J. PRLUMOHL, J. NEYHENALU, E. SLAUGHTEN, S. YHQGT, N. PLA2'EH, 5. MEGWAYH, I. VALEQX'A, B, vans, T. Fmsouonc, G. VnQnEw. MR. HGGLFSTON, E. 1rFvQP, B. Arwoon, S. Gwxvfxn, K. MQLLER, G. HAPKS, W. vwnuwscnsom, J. LIGHT, C. SHARP, S. HUCWLESTON, T. SEKMAN, L. JoNus,, G. HnLa, L. NuRKlNoiR, C. HASHEL, E. vcowi, J. REA, W. Swocxev, A. SYRAW, H. Uvieawnvf. K. ROGERS, Q. UUNBAR, K. KLAWITTRR, J. THORNTON, B. HAHLOW, W. CANSLEH. THC CLASS or WSQH ELECYED MR. EGGLESWQN Fon Yusun ADVISOR. Tnls vaAn THE Sovwouoaa CLASS consists OF :oo svuoenvs. Tue bavwomonzs azowa wwsu THE FQeswmAN HELD A CLASS PARTY WHICH WAS HELD IN Tlh. EARLY SPRHQG. wahwn X' PM '-1115 It-' .px .V 1 J ' Z-57' sz -1 1. 1 .iii '-:m 1 gf: -. 1 , N . Vw?-Pres. , iiwfi, . .L K . we DO YI K, T ': Tram. C. Ueeann me 8 OL4C6? ksfrezzsi ' . xi 5 3,14 'sir A .4 SQNWAG .. M Bill Rim lam Row Row How ROW dow f. 'J . Q. V. .,, FQ Ju F. s Qlf T. V. 2-3: U. Ho .,mwvQL.1, F. Jmwsfrw, 1.. 171:rf'.::f.z,r., X. W ,.., L iS., LX mwmx, 5. W!1,U5i5, Ti. i'mwafmCff, Cwmfff., J. kiwvm-rib, ff. YKQKNTGN, s. Lwensq, I.. Vmzme, Q. Ax.u,x rf. Umuifi, M. '2LvMf'., il. fmvzufzz, if. f.':.rmfwf, ll. vfOGFib'5, f., F4maL,sr.x-rs, ii. LANGLON, M. e,,GvFL,ANC, Known, IE. tsuvuirz, Q.. Hewmp, 4. Vgnsvpu-, MSS Zmafimars. SOSSUFAN, E. TJ:-sfuz, K. rio-fs,Yc2:,, G. fmuagfi, 19. Cbmwrwr, J. REID: Uuwcmm, 5. 6wieyfQ, D. KAMK. Y.5n1L2N, KSHZXEQP, LAKE, 9. BPAUQH, V. nowrww, 5. Qsluam, M. NiMG, K, wuann, E. RUWwELi, N. Dwwnwwo, N. HARC JAus'iS,i3. Sxsfmlfw, hr4re,.Am, fi. Yinffowuz. Pswmair, L. WANG, G, Sami, S. SW rails, P, flfnwwvm, 5. S1 'DSf'fs, J. '5E1w1.e', fi. ?'iS-UND, lxuwm, L.. Fnosv, J. SANIBEQS. MEYEHS, J. '4a'3w.11fn, LOGAN, O 5w.we1z,um, fe. L,a5w4ssf,r:cz, :5. me1,LU-,, fe, UNGER, K. Scn-AHL, Q. zxcwnw, iaiwfm, T, Szwnugg. Luuwauuw, P UnvL, II. FLM-3s,:rr', U. HYLLW, f.'i21.ft'2Pff-mf , Cowifsf, EE. GUM, H. L,01f.Uf:1cw, Sriemi, C. 74001424 is. Qsavpifm, EQ. Ln , F. mnrfnfw, ei. Kmszs, O. SCHVEL, L.. RUSS-ML. Tai Hifirpr-war, Ca.:.,:f. wana mass Cnwmri as 1:-sms cuss Aovessn. Tms mm 'ess Fees:-mm CLASS cs me, LARQSSY, 'fcxfnums IC9 STUDENTS- VNS BARNES X V I F y i.: afwu, 1 ,v,, Q -5, 4: Qi , K fy' iw 4 w wi R is my Q f 'Q ' 2 ,L W hi EQSF2 'f x . L , 3, 1 S S if fy EVM W we I J ' ,1 H1 I 4- 4 ,A . , s , 40 1 .?, 1:1551 .., ,Jag 'f - S , .. 2' f Y P l B 3 0 N C P' C P 4 in .L K e M ' lQrne C MVN? K Mavlyn V ,,A. rf 'I' M 4 ' 4. 1 ,,'.- 13 k'X,, ' f xy iri it 6 U M 1l V ,, ' , j l,W iiilqflfvf - ' lv' ': ' - Lb'f ' , f i ' D and M arize C C' N F e r Y Y Yi M ar il Yn M 1 A 3 1 Q ff,-fii S ' jg A 1 11.1. .2'5fi'S. '55,I.', , :wiv K K ' ' 7' : war 1 2... as f k 'Z, , v v ' W -- ' ' , 1,ki1 3:? Hfz1 f ii? W V , L F ,,, .IEIE e E Y , A ,, .pg , .,.4, f ,Z .,,:, . M1 ' Gerry H. Effie! C. Gfefha J 1- Bonnie D , J' .. enevleve W x wig. 'Q . .. 9 WU : A I xiwg.--dg ky sfzl g, f' g?+F4f,f It if-1 A' 2 Q f' f W1 Q 131 - ,ws iw, wg:-e.1R m,rx,3d5Zwge5EpW. , Donna ,Y 1 xi iflny Norman G Lavern . 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KLsmsxu, J. MILLER, Msss GETCHELLp L. LUND, O. Ounecxv, B. Hewsvr, R, PALMER, L. Jnonwv Row 2 D. HAMEL, B. MINYARD, M. FLevcHan, G. Jonwsom, W. Wessspnwx, N. UNGER, M. MOLLHER, V3 DAQSLAND Pow 3 A. Ravsax, L, SLEEPER, S. ScnuL1z, S. KAME, J. Youma, M. FxNNeLL, B. Keck, W. WESSE B . REYNOLDS ,V W oe.: Faqs. Diane, .WY Maxkvxc: X WS. 1Cff:Hc.'S U0 vxvxd V113 Row Row ROW ROW I U. WERTMAN, A. SEAyuTraR, 8. UARNHLL, N. Dove, M. McGowALn, U. NOLFE, 9. Sewrr, L. JANANY, G. Jounson, D. ULNSQN, C. MARLER. MISS CHAPMAN, L. Covuaa, G. Cvouggg, K, WOHLFQQQ, U. SENFF, H, PAQKARG, J. WETHiHALD, C. Roaens, M. Srocxunn, M. IRWIN, L. SEARLS, M. IRWIN. M. FQNQLL, U. Lnucoon, C. WIMDER, M. KREBS, D. Hoovan, R. WALMXH, L. SWASLS, P. Hanlrv, G. wsLn1AMS, I Nsnoenr. L. WQLFE, M. LOVELANQ, S. GRIFVIN. U. KAHNYQ L. LUNG, F. NARNLQ, F. LAKE, E. BUSNELL, C. LAYNG, N. Dscxzn, C. Lava, M. MCDONALD, L. Lewis. V. DAQSLAN . 1-lr TMEHL ARE F1r1v Two MEMBERS nm THE G.A.A. THE NEW MEMBERS wine sma1uAvE0 on Ocroesw no, 1946. THEY HAD Two vanxnes, A swnmvemc PARYY HELD on Noveuaeu 15, 1948, AT THE Y.W.C.A. Ano A sxarcnn Pnnrv on Cecsmeew 30, l54a, AT THE SRESHAM FuN CENYLR. Tuav ALSO SOLO CANDY ALL YEAR ounamc Tue LUNCH Pennoos :M THE P.E. Room. ' a ,,.,,-- K v 'T X X? ,J f-.. 6 Q it M. Fnmwanu, L. LUNG, U. Aanwv, Jov U.LL, 3, FAQQQNQWUN, H. Jonnsow. 0 4 Row s P. CLAPv, N. OECKER, V. Knees, G. HOOVER, M. STGCKMAN, D. NOLFE, D. SENFK, MAxrwE Mc DQNALU, ,. .....,J Row 2 G. HAL6, MYRLYN Mc DONALD, L. LEWIS, M. FLETCHER, B. Benson, M. STQNE, 3. Wixrans, M. FQNNELL. Fc .1 B FI, W J , , x gi.. -X fi' fP.,,9 if S F-Wea! Row 1 E. PARK, 8. PACKARD, MRS. Howafzo, M. NHCLTLEF, M. Mac DONALD, B. SEARLS, Row 2 R. Gufromz, R. REYNQLCS, F. KQEMLER, L. LEE, F. PLUQAONUQRE, D. HAMEL. ROI! I A. SEEllATTERg G. UINYARD, N. FLETCHER, P. HEWITT, M. MACDONALD- Row 2 D. Ounecxv, B. HEIITT, D. Snow, J. Mc Gonulcx, B. uoNvAno. Xlf N 6:33,- -'lb 15 Ron I MR. Uaqcccx, G. COPHEQ, H, Upwacnnvf, G. Rownirfw, R. Hnwvncncurw, U, VINYAROQ E. Qanronsp D. KANE, 9. V0xyowu'Cu. Row 2 5. MCQUAW, A. Lohan, T. BENNEXT, P. DOVE, T. donna, U. Swocxev, G. Fgwasvaw, S. Munoiisfou, Row 3 U. QQLE, T. McRewwc vs, K. Tnuacnzn, J. Qfdp T. PQEQMJNE. EJ w'yn REJSOJ Roqer Bznrfkcxomew Gcorqe ROHUCAQY Ki w' , . . EEE iifiiggg w?ig35i.1', miL,, Tfeasuver V1ce-Efeswhfnjc ecrdav THE F.F.A. man A VEPV Suev YEAR. Auonu THEIR MANY AcTnvl1uEs WERE THE roLLownNe: PARENT-Sou BANQUET FFA-FHA HAY RIDE FFA-FHA BASKET SocsAL STATE FFA Cowvenvlcn an AsToRnA GLEN Cnnmouv, sesame Uenvnnm, Ano GEORGE ROMWEUER TOOK Twain DLACE an rwc STAYE Fon Lsvt svocm Juucana. THE FFA aovs HELD SEVERRL BASKETBALL Gauss wivu QTHER scHboLs an TN: olsrnucr. EM qw H-.R r' Q K fy-I 7L'W E59 KV ihitl. 'QQQQI ,iQf. 1': ,V.VV 6 i A L'i'-f KSL YSYHA .,.i fggg! ggg 2i .TFCa3 35, gggmww . LR... V. X, ag, gee res ayihn Gloria Row ROW Row Row 9 L B. SOYLAN, J. Cvpniwz, U. wsnxunn, M. Kneus, G. HINYARD, L. SLEKPEW, S. SCHULYZ, J K lnuxs, L. LUNG, S. HORNBACK, M, Srocxunw. S. Fnosr, M. mnviwa, P. Tnonwvow. J. Ream, L. Dianna, D. SKESLQQN, G, Johnson, U Kmunv, ERS. Tewwns. 3 U. BENSON, J. HAY, C. MAQLSP, J. WILUER, M. FLEYCHER, S. KANE, A Rnvsnx, C. LEU. S. SLEEPER, G. Shown, A. FnrzQanALo, L. BUSWELL, M. NCDONARD, L. BAR1LemAv, M. DoLLownTcH THE Furune noueugxans or AuERscA Twax ALSO swonsonzn SADIE Hawxxus BASKET SOCIAL Sono hot Docs AY GAMES Moruzn AND DAUGHTER TEA THE FOLLOWING: DANCE INSTIATED OVER 20 GDRLS THIS YEAR FOOTBALL BANQUET HAYRICE SOLD CHnus1vAs CARDS FHA-FFA Joxni neevona QED 5 012055 f I, Hww 2 A, Avwooo, L. fQo3:, L, LURD ffm! 2 if- i,M1Gff0'f, ? 0 Kowu is , ws. hem-saw , si. 5 X. , , , ,J f, . , ,. f4T:,y4k'j:jf4 . . , fy '-77 zifnm. if 1 E- V Aiir Vxhz fa K' nf 'nk . ' V 'C 63' VPS l YY! F fe S' Da we I I nv f1rY gJf'3,'fg: 4' K 'xx pi w.i gZ1t. , 7 fQas. Fred W WW Bug. M ff fx 969958 F GEF-VFR J IGUT C, Hiiillhg Q... SQGST, Siiin, '551Od4'lN. Row 1 H. msswiwn, V. A Q -, . 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Sleeper DecKer Beau!-y I' 'Pala' M-'M 31,141 We if 4 51 E 3 '10 I 1 9 nr f f 2 View Ii5I'1'snJz-uf 0,4 ng' Scclfetavlf il' W2 AL qWM.MmzC? ,zfmf 'GHS-: lf I W 2 me ,mg 3 .I I'JrQgf1lf'nl ROW QGW Row QCW Row WEWITT, L. SWAILS, V. LLUM, E. PAQK, R. GIFFQQQ, t. QQHECKY, M. MCDONALG, J, SEAQLS, STQQKMAN. FRQSI, F. Swsnxwim, J. Pmaamowi, U. Gnuaumnn, U. WEhx6TT, J. wav, J. Manxwnu, G. wsnrvam SQSSMAN, E. TLPHER, J. NILDEP, V. UoLmonsYcu, MQ, Buqms, HKNIYY. R. Uxxgnrrz, f-1. Fmiozmcxsow, 3. HOPP, L. M.n.E.N, J. CRQNE, i. B1mm,mM,, A. Ammo: Powers, I, Imaam, SWAN, L. Donsuw, L. Zwwfre, W. fiasssunx, C. G01-ALL, W. Iulsmm., 2. C Snow, Hama, F. mms, man, ff. i?s,vwa,r?s, I. EQENNQTT, 5. S,.AI?'L.!f, CD Four YEARS AGO THi BAND STARTED OUT WITH IU INYERESTED STUDENTS. THIS YEAR IT HAS REACHED A MEMBERSHIP Of 69. AT ONE YIHE ANY STUDENT INTERESTED IN BAND BECAME A MEHBER BY SIGNING UP FUR IT. NON YNE REQUIREMENTS ARE THAT THE STUDENT TAKE UNE YEAR OF BEGINNING SAND OR HAVE AT LEAST ONE YEAR OF PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE ON YHE INSTRUMENT HE WISHES T0 PLAY. THE BAND VLAY5 FOR BALL GAMES, ASSEMBLIES, CONCERTS, CONTESTS, COMMUNIYY AFFAIRS, SCHOOL PROGRAMS, FESTIVALS AND FURNISHES MANY INSTRUMENTAL SOLOISTS AND SMALL INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLES FOR MANY CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES, ANO QTHER GROUPS. m1w'se:, fa. Gmrrm Wfixed , ,.A.,.,. Y, A ?g??gg2 g ig? -QQWX 'v ' Z1 lkirigii , I 77QdS- 4 , A 566 1 Darreu P1 MC C Pres. Visa-Hes LLI I B U SI II Q Row Row Row Row Row -v N A B, ' Vw . Invm, A. SEARLS, V. REVENUE, P. woamwaew, 0- HA'-'ELI L- SMH-S: A- ATWUUDI . Rzvungss, J. pREDMOQEp F. SNEIHAN, L. WQLFE, J. SENEE, P. CLAov, I. HERGEWY . POTTER, M. IRVIN, G. MINYAQQ, M. KREPS, O. Hoovew, P. GEHRTSI G. TAYLOR, . BENSON, J, WETNERALD, M. FLETCHER, C. LEUM . Hswrrr, A. Scnugpp, B. Younc, G. DAIMLSQ. A HuHuAu, 0. SHELFY, D. KANNY, . STONE, E. PARK, S. GRIFFIN, E. SMITH, V. UAGSLANO, MP. BURNS . CRONE, M. WHEELEQ, O. Buncn, J. KLIYSKI, S. KANE, M. vc UONALD, M- HOLLNERI . OLEJNIK, C. SHARP , vLunoNoonE, J. GUENTHEQ, T. Pneouonz, L. LEE, F. KosHLEAf R- LAKE' , TEQDENNING, R. Gvfvoan, J. PASCHALL A M J THE ADVANCED cnoan or SANDY HIGH Scnoon wAs ORGANIZED THREE YEARS Ano WITH A HEMBERSHIP or YHIRTV-THREE5 LAST YEAR THE NUUBER INCREASED TO FIFTY AND Now WE HAvE A cnoun wnoss usuasnsnup IS SEVENTY. THIS ORGANIZATION IS MADE up or soonouons. Juuaoe, AND SENIOR STUDENTS wHo nAvE SPENT AT LEAST oNE YEAR IN THE HIGH ScHo0L MALE CHOIQ on GIQL's Cnoln on HAVE COME T0 SANDY wITH PREVIOUS VOCAL EXPERIENCE or one on MORE YEARS. Fnou THE CHOIR cones THE PRESENTATION or THE THANKSGIVING, C RISTMAS, AND EASTER AssEuaLv PROGRAMS, A CRISTMAS CONCERT FOR THE PUBLIC, AN OPEREYYA, A SPRING CONCERT, CONTEST AND PARTICIPATION or A LQCAL MUSIC FESTIVAL, GRADUATl0N EXERCISES, AND NUMEROUS CUUHUNITV APPEARANCE8. ALL SoLos, DUETS, TRIOS, AUARTETS, QUINTETS, SEXTETS AMD SMALL vocAL ENSEMBLES ARE ORGANIZED Fnou THE unxso CHOIR ron NUMEROUS SING- ING ENGAGEMENTS. Q 'NZQ -w,x I Row f S G Row 2 J G Row 3 J T Row 4 B G V112 G THE Bajnara in VHS SCHQQL. To Bicove A uamein NEX - HOPNHHCK, M. Haven, E. LUNUHQGAN, A. ?x1zJ5QAgg, F, JACKSQN Cnvwocv, J. GREEN, B. Hovgnw, J. CYQHKQS, V, Hownrf. LUNUWSGANQ K. wmugrona, G. Wmpyzs, D. Genius, T, cAvL1N, waLLvAu5, C. Renews, G. BRQWN, Q, MAQLQQ, DUNCAN, E. TwpQER, V. 0Awca, R. Soafvnu, K. Zzeuaw, M. WLASTER PLASYEH, P. Tnoanvow, L. N6wALL, B. Jnmfs. BF'A'Wf 5- WHS? LEW, J. Scmmvv, J. REYLE, Xe. MNG, A. Sscasmfw, UHMT,Mm mmm, GlRLS cuoiw Of 42 sanaews I8 A Siwnwnfa vwsscag owcawlznfnow Y YEAR cr Iwi ADVANCED mxxsn Cnoxn THiS GQOUW MUST LEAQN TG SSNG SN HAQMONY. THE GIRLS CHOQR MAKES SEVFQAL UUHLSC APPEARANCE? UUWING THE YEAR 0 K r' :M ' AT As3Em9L1es, 1x5 WOMEN'S CLue, THE Courant, ima QQQQNQ ausav VEJTIVAL f AND FOR THE HACCALAUNEATE EXERCi3L. iggggi? L A3?igFi THE vane Cnonue Faygs THE SAME wuwoose AS THE GxQLS CHOIQ, YHAT 'Q' QLT' fif 'u gr TRASNING vosces woe rue Anvawcen waxes Cwozw. fue awvsnfsr ANC 4 J Fwfw -kwin 34'-4 -:rl 5 1,11- 3 x H4 ,.?'nV r n wqwwx. KN ' ACH YEAR ANG FRQM THIS GQOU9 WS 6' mEMBs.RfsHw as mowing sw mrs cwomn E SA f Mmwmwf-, if J1f'kf 1Q5'?1?5'3??' . ,qi g.., A a 0 Cro Q MANV S009 MALE siNGERS. wwe mzcfovz-zo mm me ..Qv- use . s fi. -- -A-fgmg-Qsfy fqwwwi.. QM,-i ww. Sec. Tomy 'faW,-MU 1 Q e -- Pr e 5 eo.vm'me , . .Lf Z ,Q W w Q ,Q sv J , 11.594 Q ,f,,q A 4 sw l 2 Rm .1 fwnm Eglgbggkigwgf if y wLfgHfmAf Lqlg. Sharon Wea S. Georgia wiv , A 0:55 9 . -Qvww EmumQ Q X , ' . HQ 1 f. ,Mu f W ax fox -f CX ' 2 QQ fw. 31, G+ X Q TTI AER? XJR. V M . 'iciic Nuff , AQKHAQQ, LJ SS. GEHLEP? , . K F SYAQKS, FY ua QWWSS TQNCIS ,UW U. Q 0. CL 143 2 - I id U Z - CD 41 D BC Q. 1 'll .Q . 9- fn 3 A .. U -. 2? ul - 1 M ' U 40 QD Ph Z L, - ' .J .J U3 Lx. 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CZ Z xc in au 4 nu Cz X u an ZZ' 07 QJ Q. -.4 .. ,A 15 I2 U3 4 5, : J w cm 4 3 5 O I CY 4 O cl: r- G5 Lu 'Z Q .Q be iv- P- UJ ci U7 I' LJ P- G0 'V m ui AC ff! . Q v CE O CJ Y' U1 D- 4 Z 2 LAI EZ Lu C O uf Ui 4 7- 2 O Q Cl. 5- 4 ul - .u sl? U7 33 ui Eli - 00 U1 U U I r- K -v W V' 'D O. D C0 2 P ff. cn ug D Du v LIZ Z LJ ' Q O Z :H .1 Q- - CL O CO O CL an as gg 2 ,,, uf 2 .1 - .J LU O U D. -J K X Z Cf? -- KZ Z Ui hi W .J Ls 'Cl K X O 'J 4 U. LJ. ei U O 'D Q L3 LLJ cr: rr 2 Q, Su LJ LK. Lu U Cr Lu- I L.. .J M- C! O 'JZ P' P I Z 5 I U7 - Z I 1 DJ I O O 5,4 0? - I 50 U2 Z 2 '- C2 u. -1 ' u CD I O '- P' ' CX P 1 LJ tai UZ O ' Cl E 1 1 - . U1 I u. r- cn 7' LU u 2 ui J, I Z w CZ Q' Q sv- :- ct cz nf- 4. .J -' W - U1 an mr CL SL! LU O Q 7 I fi - ul P- rw 0. D- in 1' , 'T-J Avmofvo G Prone TREASURER PM Gouou TREASURER AERETT I OJAN ANR' MQ. V TR m Q0 5 CO K! O JJ D G 4' CLASS cavU2s V W Wei L i f 45? Row 1 R. Stevens, B. REYNOLDS, T. Novovwv, C. MARSH, J. MORGAN. J. W!LLeAus. G. Dnauzfwu 0. HOPP, R. Gtrrcno Row 2 L. EDWAQDS, W. RANNOWg G. QARKVAROSEN, G. ROHWEUERg J. Youno, G. STQCKMAN, F. KOEHLER, COACH RAHNOW NOT FICTURED D. GOMOLLp B. HABELWA OER GOING THROUGH A FAIRLY SUCCESSFUL SEASON, BY WINNING ONE MORE THAN WE LOST, THE SANDY HIGH BASEBALL TEAU LOOKS FORWARD TO A BETTER SEASON THIS YEAR: WITH NINE RETURNING LETTERMEN AND GOOD PROSPECTS, IT SHOULD BE AN EXCELLENT YEARQ BATTING Avenaeeaa J. MonaAN .349 8. HASELWANOER D. Hon: .328 C, MARSH J. WILLIAMS .3i3 G. DAsuLER R. Glrronu .300 G. Ronwsoen C. Winona .2I3 i948 BASEBALL SCORES I. SANDY 3 ESTACADA IO 7 2. SANDY a CANBY o 5 3. SANDY 7 Snenwooo s 9 4. SANDY 4 MILWAUKIE as so 5. SANDY 4 Gaesnau A 2 an 6. SAuov 5 Suenwooo n nz SANDY SANDY SANDY SANDY SANov SANOY 13. SANDY 7 HILL MILIVARY 2 .239 .234 .223 .222 MOLALLA ' 0 CONCURDSA 5 DALLAS 1 wooosuan ao CONCORDIA Q GRESHAM ' 4 7 W W R- 9 NfViiL, 5- PMNYARC, L. Swmus, F. Snamzm, ... JADPNY, W 2 M. HYVIN, A. SCHNEKP, 8. SEAQHQQ, L' f5LEEQ,.,Ql M' JQHNEON. 1 W Row u J. Cvpasns, J. wapoen, C. MARLER. Row 2 V. Hownw, E. Buswau, L. Nzweu., 8. Bovum. 7 w N Row I W. CANSLER, J. MILLER, N. GILBEQT, J. Guuvwen, J. Manrzw, R. BARTHQLOMEW, R- KECKn 3- G9A9SH09Nr SEARLS, B. Hawzvr, E. Pace. B. Row 2 L. ALLEN, C, Newman, J. WYATY, L. LEE, G. HALF, G- R0HWEUEWn L- COYNER, 9. WEYNOLDS, D. SrARxs, D. E. BAVLINKQ Row 3 Pop Rammow, F. PLUMONDORE, B. Rnnmow, P- LAKE: J- YOUNG. B. Revnogcs, D. Hopp, J. Youws, STGCKMANn L. LEKBERGQ U. STRAW, F- HILLS, J. PHILIPS, Mans: E. LAMBEQT, B. VINYARU. THROUGH THE LACK 07 EXPERIENCE, THE '48 FOOTBALL TEAM WENT THROUGH THE SEASON WITHOUY WINNING A GAME. WHAT THE BGYS LACKED IN EXPERIENCE THEY MADE UP FOR IN EAGERNES8 AND SPIQST. THE YEAH WAS ALSO HIT BY YVJURSES. 508 REYNOLDS WAS OUT OF ACYYDN BECAUSE OF A UIVCHED NERVE IV HIS SHOULDSQ, JERRY YOUNG BROKE HIS LEG, AND DAVE HOPP HAD THREE STITCHE8 TAKEN IN A CUT ON HSS iNDEX FINGER. ' AT THE CLQSE OF THE SEASON THE TEAM ELECTED RUSSELL REYNOLDS AND JERQY YOUNG AS C0-CDPTAINS- NEXT SEASON WIYH SIX RETURNING LEYTERMEN, THE SANDY H!3H FQOTBALL TEAM CAN LOOK FORWARD T0 A PROSPEROUS SEASON. SANDY SANDY SANDY SANDY SANUV SANDY SANDY SANDY SANDY Qrrli O HOOD RQVER 0 DALLAS CJAuaonzab 6 Woooaumn 0 ScLvERYoN 0 CANBY 7 1 ESTACADA 9 MOLALLA 0 MT. ANGEL 0 DALLAS SO-CAPTAINS RLASJU M? Q Q Q Tues YEAR'S TEAM wAs venv DNSUDCESSFUL IN THEIR-GAMES, WITH Two wana A D TweNTY LOSSES. WE CONTRIBUTE uosT or Dun UNSUC- czssrupness T0 THE LACN or EXPERIENCE. THERE WERE QNLY TWO FlRST STRING PLAYERS RETURNING raou THE YEAR asrown, THESE wane Dnvso Howp AND Boa REYNOLDS. EVEN THOUGH we LOST most or Dun GAMES. we EXPECT TO HAVE WQNNQYG TEAMS THE NEXT Two YEARS wma THE sxvemeucs cameo was YEAR. !ND!VIDUAL SCOR!NG T65 D. HOPP t7 C. Wsnaan ISI' W. FREDRICKSON T6 R. REYNOLDS 22 B. REYNOLDS T5 8. BARLDW 65 L. Wzlsoonrsa I3 M. ALLGTER 30 T. CAwveY 2 D. Oavsnwosr 29 B. RANNOW 2 W. CANSLEQ 26 L. LEKBERG x B. Kacx 1EHffW5fff5?0 Q7 ff5f' ,ff ff? ,Q?. -F at T , Y W , -,,, , ejl. , ,Ti- Mfw x 5 'D Eg! if f Dt. Y TNAQJTRJQY A ip, 1 4 r 'S , TY., 1 5, J T D Q., - as . 'Z YQ clfsifyff Q SANDY PARK Rose fb A SANDY GRESHAM L SANDY 46 Ccmcono e A l.TT. ..., A SANDY 28 PARK Rose: YT1 f SANDY Sn.vs:nT:m if Y M Q. Cuguaonsal SANDY 22 CANDY fTV?99 SANDY Bl WASHDDDAL fLEWI3 A CLARK TOURNJ SANDY I7 BEAYSRTDN fLawss A CLARK Tounml SANDY 40 MoLALLA SANDY 38 woooeunu SANDY 2B DALLAS SANDY 48 MT. ANGEL SANDY' 32 ESTACAOA SANDY 33 SILVERTON SANDY 24 GRESHAN SANDY Sl CANDY SANDY 29 MOLALLA SANDY 37 Woouaunm SANDY 33 DALLAS SANDY 36 UT. ANGEL X N SANDY 27 ESTACADA Y SANDY 30 SILYERTDN Dgxle SANDY 38 ESTACADA f0lBTRlCT TOURN, P.F. 788 P.A. T037 VHRSVVY Row 1 J. HOPE, A. FQKLRQCKSGN, L. NEISCGHIZW, H. Havmopos. Ron 2 B. NECK, L. LEKPERQ, C. MILLER, R. QEYNOLDS, D. STwAw. JUNIOR VKNRSU Y Row I J. LIGHT, O. Smmsun, T. Duncxm, J. HASHAGEN, R. LEKBERG, D. GOMOLLg J. MQNYARD Row 2 8. Know, O. LEE, W. CANSLER, L. JONES, B. FREDSRQCKSON. K. KREBS Row I P. DovE, K. STQOMBERQ, E. Sampson, R. HCUERMED, J. Lawson, L. FROST, L. ALLEN, J. PHILLIPS Row 2 C. NEWMAN, D. HUNT, S. BAYLINK, E. PAGE, E. Moons, L. ALLEN, B. MINYARD, J. PASCHALL, J. REA ' Row 3 D. OURECKY, R. GIFFORO, B. HEwlTT, L. RUSSELL, T. BENNETT, D. BAVLINK, J. UARKHAU Row 4 MR. EQELSTQN, N. GIFFOQD, J. MYERS, R. REYNOLDS, I BENNETT, B. Snocxev, D. 3o00nNaToN, R. LAKE THE WRESTLING SQUAD HAD TEN PRE TOURNAMENT DUAL MEETS OF WHICH THEY WGN THREE. MOST OF THESE LOSSES WERE DUE T0 FORFEIT3 IN UNFILLED WEIGHT CLASSES. DAVID BAYLINK WAS ELECTEF TEAM CAPTAIN ANC AT ALL TIMES WAS INVALUABLE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TEAM MEMBERS. OUTSTANDING RECORDS WFFE ESTABLISHCS BY LEE ALLEN, A FRESHMAN, AND EAPL PAGE A JUNIOF. LEE ALLEN ION NINE PRE TOURNAMENT MATCHES, ?IVE OF THEM EY PINS AND HAD N0 LOSSES. HE ON THE 96LB WEIGHT CLASS IN THE WILLANETTE VALLEY LEAGUE MEET ANC THE SAME WEIGHT CLASS IN THE STATE TOURNAMENT AT OREGON STATE COLLEGE ON MARCH Il, AND I2. PAGE WON TEN PREGTOURNAMENT MATCHES, SIX OF THEM BY PINS. HE WON THE 328 LB. CLASS CHAHPIONSHIP IN THE W.V.L. TOURNAMENT AND PLACED THIRD IN THE 8TATE TOURNA- MENT IN THE SAME CLASS. LON ALLEN WON THE IIB LB. CLASS AT THE W.V.L. TOURNAMENT AND THIRD IN THE SAME CLASS IN THE STATE TOURNAMENT. DAVID BAYLINK WON FIRST IN W.V.L. TOURNAMENT, I55 LB. CLASS. CECIL Newman won SECOND IN I28 La. CLASS AT THE W.U.L. TOURNAMENT AND FOURTH IN THE L2l LB. CLASS AT THE STATE MEET. THE TEAM PLACED secowo ow THE N.V.L. TOURNAMENT. TEAIA users DEC. SANDY OREGON CITY JAN. SANDY PARK ROSE JAN. SANDY HOLALLA JAN. SANDY OREGON CITY JAN. SANDY DALLAS FEB. SANDY NOLALLA FEB. SANDY DALLAS FE8. SANDY CANBY FEB. SA DY CANBY FEB. SANDY PARK ROSE FEB. MAR. MAR. W.V. LEAGUE TOURN. SA DY SECOND PLACE. STATE TOURN. AT CORVALLIB sr ,M -lf! 1 gd fXf V QXLLS Q X1 x .,. gli XSEQ Sw P , my 3 1 r fgmaf, A . xg . A X 6' x 13, f - 31' gym 2 K . Cf . , .X 1, JM ' X ..Lx,1,k - ,,,' 4 1 LAZY HBH VARIETY GEORGE AND Jovcs BISTORIOUS WE WISH T0 AND BEST WISHES FOR NOW AND THE To MEMBERS OF THE GRADUATING CLA IQAQ AND T0 THE REST OF THE STUD BODY GOOD LUCK FOR THIS SUMMER A SUCCESSFUL SCHOOL YEAR. WE HAVE SCHOOL SUPPLIES OF KINDS AND WILL BE GLAD TO MAKE S ORDERS FOR ANY SPECIAL NEEDS YOU HAVE. SANDY Pnorss 73s OFFER CONGRATULATIONS FUTURE S8 OF ENT ND A ALL PECIAL MAY OREGON , T COMPLIMENTS OF PORTLAND'S OWN STORE ,mm QZFMA 4 flag! Eymlq SPORTING GOODS 8I5 5 W.SIXTH AVENUE PORTLAND 4. OREGON DISTRIBUTOR FDR Ill fEi.ii:5 'jllllll' Q 6 1090 CCNGRATULATIUNS TO THE CLASS OF '49 FROM 'njef ' 'tn , YSHOIK GOVERNMENT CAMP SKIISI POLES AND BOOTS FOR RENT' SALE AND I CLEANING PRESSING DYING REPAIRING MIKE PALUCK PROP. PHONE X MAC 'S ME I N I NGS STORE SHOES AND MEN'S WEAR GROCERIES AND DRY GOODS SHOES FOR THE FAM'LY HARDWARE AND FEEDS STUMPING Powcsre PHONE ,PETER Snoss .ALLEN A KNIT Goocs .0sH Kose-I B'Gcsr-1 MEN'S FURNISHINGS AT REASONABLE PRICES WOPK CLOTHES SANDY ORWON THOMAS MCCACHERN SANDY QREGON Phone 331 T7 .. T 0 X ex f . X NN X U Q- Q I MEET YOUR FRIENDS AT OUR FOUNTAIN CANDY SCHOOL SUPPLIES PHONE 33I SANDY OREGON A FREE PRESS LIGHTS OUR WAY -Ffa, 69' 48' f 430 THE SANDY POST PIZIONE 33 SANDLOREGON Q 79 DODGEANDPLYMOUTH c0,,,,L,,,E,,-,-S CARsANoTRucxs OF RAv MARTIN Inc I3 PowELm. ST ocxwAvANoNeLsoN GRESHA, AUTOWISESERVICE ,DHONE4535 MeN's WEAR or Dlsruncvnon PHONE 207 THsHoueoF NATIONAL Pano Bnzxnos Gnesnxxu Onscaou CONGRATULATIONS T0 THE CLASS OF '49 Sronlu AND see us wueu vou AREINTERESTEDIN JOHN DEERE CHRYSLER CATERPILLER PLYMOUTH Mvsns WATER Svsreu INTERNATIOAALTRUCKS SALES PARTS Ssnvuce HESSELIMPLEMENTCO.. PHONE 229 GRESHAM OREGON SEAMSTRESS SHOP LA GOURGUES TAVERN HARRY'S BARBER SHOP LUNCHE8 SEw,NG SANDWICHES HARR' REED ANC REFRESHMENTS OWNER ALTERING PHONE 5x5 SA ov cnsaou SANDY OREGON SANDY OREGON E.w. SAILING BRENTON VEDDER MILLER TRADING Dosr LOOP HIWAY BARBER INSURANCE INCOME TAx REPORTS WWE BUY SELL AND TRADEN ARMY SURPLUS LUMBERING SUPPLIES Nornav PUBLIC FURNITURE SANDY OREGON PHONE 65 SANDY OREGON SANDY OREGON BuRT0N'S ALDER CREEK TAVERN UT- H000 MARKET ROSE Moon, CONGRATULATIONS DELIcIous SANOWICHES T0 SHAKES RHODODENDRON THE CLASS QF 149 OR F E'oN Loop HIGHWAY RHO. 333 HOOD CHALET P H E L P S J E W E L R Y HYoun FRIENDLY JEWELERN CONGRATULATIONS JEWELRY Fon ALL UCQASIONS T0 wATcN REPAIRING GROOERY G VARIETY THE CLASS OF '49 DIAMONDS WATCHES wEvME OREGON MAIN STREET PHONE 732 SA DY OREGON CURLY FUOSON'S WIGWAM BEACH BERGMAN,S CABINS FOR RENT SWIMMING PICNICING BOATDNG DANCING FISHING POP CORN SANDWICHES Pon BRIGHTWOOD, OREGON SANDY SHOE SHOP C. M. ALLUMBAUGH SANDY OREGON BRIGHTWOOD STORE THE FRIENDLY SERVICE STQRE THE BEST or EVERYTHING R. l7l CLACKAMAS COUNTY BANK AM INDEPENDENT BANK PHONE 7l SANDY Onsaon BLAKE'S DRIVE IN WE WISH T0 OFFER OUR CONGRATU- LATIONS TO THE CLASS OF V490 AND THE STUDENT BODY OF SANDY HIGH SCHOOL. GOOD FOOD GDOD COFFEE SANDY 42X7 OREGON COMPLIMENTS OF BEESOH CHEVROLET CHEVROLET AUERICAS LOWEST PRICED LINE OF CARS COST LESS To BUY... - COST LESS To KEEP..... COST LESS To OPERATEQ. CHEVROLET MEANS BIG cAn QuALarv AT Lowssr cosr MT. Hooo Loop HsaHwAv AT MAIN ST. 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