Springfield High School - Millers Log Yearbook (Springfield, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1947 volume:

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Strong Eirgravings by NViltshircs Printing by Shcltcinfl'urnbuii-Fuller Co. BARBARA MCBEE-Ed t This business of school is an important one in which we are all actively engagedg its dividends are realized both now and in later years. As a business our aim is education. Our strength comes from our board of trustees, faculty advisors, stockholders and employees. It is our stockholders, the wholesome youth of S.U.H.S., to whom I wish to dedicate this 1947 Miller's Log. This book is yours ----- Barbara McBee Editor an qw 6 JWQX i .law-no-I s S. QLD 231, .-. i -h 1. Q 1- 1 111 .1,. l. ,li .1 ii wx - .-r. X---kv We Anzlierst Biizglmnz ylOll1l C11 1'1' els Miilcolin Davis Edwiird H. Devine lohn Artlzz1rAlcCltes11ey Charles H. Aleycrs F 1'111 'zcis R. Nicholas Alvin Charles Potter Donald E. Rlzoudes Pl9lIl9l'lllJQl' Dale M. Robertson Keith Sterling Ricky Guerald Thomas Silies Kenneth L. Snzitlz Nfilliizm D. Turner Seth lflftlglflw' Gerald Uchytil Robert Keenztn john Louis Leopizrd in May of 1947, nt Memorial Roch dedication services, these Spring eld H1011 School hoys who gave their lives in World WLYT ll so that we might continile to enjoy the privilege of living in ll democratic country and 11 peace ul 11 01 ld GQ, U U fx -52 mais gf' .19 1 , 04' xx ff Fa Y 63 X 'xnetx X Wax! E P 4 Magix! 'WM FX !Qw'HX 'I fx' nlxfxni !' l ix 1 9 'X ' QB 1t! v' -xukx WJX 'X P 1 Genel' sjovr .f 3 .z 51 4,15 va, T . :L . 3,5g65?,.mg,.q 1' 'gg -A Uaigxixtiaa f'.f'm11'-,, X ' 1 IN 513: c .43 'M' .x , Ml . . -g, iA!,'s H' , , SL t v I 1 -' pfiuim swf F. Qgr' 's 1 in if my W: ms- .,r.fxa:w:mvL-aaa an :mem zz nn- ie 611 mrs 4,1-1 L, H sswulrva Mauve-umaulls ziaima ' ' szf lxmimnu-2 I-Soartl of Tru t Lvery enterprise of any size or effective- ness must have ai man out front to set the goals. Superintendent Eugene Sillte is that for the Springfield sehools. llere at S. U. ll. S., where his office is, we know him as ti husy, fznnilizir figure in our hulls. Mr. Guy Lee. the .Nssistnnt Superinten LlClll of Sehools, was new lo us this year. .Xs spezilxer at the Honor Society assembly in Felnmmry he nnmcle ai hit with the stu- tlent hotly. QQ It is here that we wish to reeorcl gratitude which is often felt, but not often expressed. To you, Mr. L. D. Gossler, Mr. Lester flufstzicler, hir. Eugene Sillxe, Mrs. Mary Clalrli, elerli: Alr. Ffllllli Bzlrtholomew, chairman: Mr. Ernest Skinner, Mr. E. VV. llowells and Mr. Guy Lee, who serve faithfully in our interests als memhers of the School Boarcl we say ll simple 'ltlizinli you. X .fwf- Facult Ad i or: Our Principal, Gwen Sabin, is perhaps the best known individual at S. U. H. S. His is the job most difficult. Years of experience with students have qualified Our hard working secretaries are bliss Lucille Virus and Mrs. Eleanor Buhler. il 'hey are more than mere secretaries. Thev offer to all who enter the portal of the S. U. ll. S. office a friendly and cofoperative personification of the slogan, Service with a smile. 'Iihe discerning eve, the understanding ear, and the knowing heartfthev all belong Y to Mrs. Florence Nlorrison, Dean of Girls and Girls' League Advisor. Hundreds of the dav's details revolve about her, and we rely upon her to make them all rightf' with a smile and yes more often. Troubles and trout move when VV. 'll johnson are on their trail. VVhen this likeable Dean of Boys and instructor of Social Living tires of offering guidance to boys, he can turn his efforts toward a moun- tain stream with equal enthusiasm. lt's all the same to Bill-as long as fishins good. him to teach a course in how to sav no VI1Lll1X DURLANIJ , ,,, 1 111111. 1 N1-XRY PLUXVNAN , ,A,AA.Y, ,, , English NIQIIQ l1tt1-l1Ct1IlL' 111111 111 1111111' 11011' 1f wif tUl1Cl1C1-. 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S118 1:l1i1'Ix 1117111717105 Ol'L'VH 'll'1111 110151111 Biology, lyllysicul liLlLlC1ll1Ol1 fNl11L'l.lC1ll1 l,lIL'I'1lllll'L'. .lULIl'l1Llll5l11 1 RUDOLPH lilNC 1.1111 SOL'lU'l'LCUl1Ul11lL' A 110111 1Ct1C1ZU1' 10110 Ul151I'1' 101111 1110 l'US.l7L'C1 IRENE IIORNING , ,., ,,,,,AAA,A,,,,,,,,,,,,,, General Math, Bookkeeping, Shorthand Her persoifziiiity and giiidmzce iimfe a good infiiience on uii iier stzicieizts. VVILMA WILSON ,777..,..... Matheniutics file teiieizer with the compass and pro- trzictoi' ll'i70 knows fill tile angles. LAURA BAILEY ., . ,, ,,,,,,,A,,, A,A,,, Ilomcniaking I, H, III T118 friendly and helpful guide for future izoiifzeiizizizers. MAY HEVVES ., ...,.,..,..,.,A.. . AA ,,,,,,,, Advanced Mutheniatics, Librarian Her nzmzy wars at SUHS izmie helped ivuiid fiic' ei1m'i1cte1's of om' students. GLENN BEISNER ,,.... General Science, Mechanical Drawing L II A gentle voice find iz mztzire tizat lim'- fmoilizes. PAUL ,IUHNSVION ,... Physical Education Aimzys doing his part to guide our basket- lmii boys to Victory. 10 Cl,,1XRllNCli STRONG .. A... .. , . .. Plmvsics, Qil1Cl1liSIl'y, ciCllCl'2ll Scicncc l'l'i1l1 l1is 1'111111'1'11 in l111111l, 111' is 11l11'111's 11'illi11g. 1 , DOllU'l l IY ROOT , ....,,,, ,,,, A...V,.,.,v,, , Girls' Pl1ysic11l Ecluczltion fllll'fIVl'S snlilillg l1llLl tl fViL'llCl i111l1'c1i. VIOLA il'llEl2'Sll ..,..,, ,.,,,.....,,. ,,.. ,..A.. . , ,, ,, , ,, Girls' l7l1ysicz1l Ecluczlticm fl 1111111111112 tltlcfllififlll to tl11' girls' plzysiuzl L'tlHC1lflUII ClCl1LH'lllIL'Hf. IOSEPH RUNIQR ,... Slmp 1, ll, Qiill'l7Cl1II'y llc 1'111ii11t1's illfl1lL'l1CL' 111'1'1' l1111's 11111l 111111'l1i111's. INIQZ l,UYlil,liSS,,'lyping, SlL'l1Ugl'LlPlly glpp1'eci111c1l fm' tl11' i11t1'1'1's1 slir' lms SlI0ll'lI i11 lzulpilzg to 1'1'1'11t1' pup 111111 KQUOII sp111'1s1111111sl1i11 111 g111111's. XX'F.l1IJN1X XX'Y1X'lHl , ,,,i,,,, 111 English l. Sl3LllllSll l, II lVitl1 lzvr 111'o11111i, cl11ss1's 111'1' L1 j1l1'11s11111 1'11111l1i1111tio11 of Fnglislz 11111l S111111isl1. I. Q'l1ll:'liUlY l Uflillll ,,ii,, ,1 Ucnwuzl Sciclwc, Biology llc 11l11'11j's 1'111l1'111'111's to i11spi1'1' good s1101'ts1111111sl1i11. CQLXDYS SIIELLEY iiiiiiii Ll. S. Ilisuwy :ll11'11j's l1'111is 11 17tIfiClIf, lIL'I17iIIxLl l111111l. XINRY COLIZMAN 111,11 cJl'L'llL'Sll'Ll Har copper l111ir 111111 11111si1' 1'11s1' lllllvl, HIIILIL' l11'r11 111111 of SUHS. ll Y-TEEN 5 gdfix V Yi, :Q Y ,f'ii 92357 N 'A ' '- J - As,ANl NT erf .,. ' -jiQ- ij - 'l If f ,+A yff 9, ,fi .AMN ga, 'Mit ',: inn ' 5: D ,4.,l +'4Al 3255? -. ' , .lv-45 sf ff ,ji v Jfj 5, + 31. 14 -ff' uv, 3 Al A NX? J- J +A new-k Y I +4 . , I +4 1,5 ' , in Q61 Q , Ai' A , bu, 57 !?J 'X -,ggi T1' ' ,i X ,g, ,. . +4 , . ,Q A F A ., I ,.,e,.,.,, XL 1 , ,vnzflru sn' 41. .snwmigzvqrvriwsm-uvwi ,swim ianmem naman '1z.uam,ga.:aL,1w5mws19mas+rsvr ' fzlvlmim ' Compo Director 'llie company clireetors are a bocly oi' stuf dents uncler tlie leaclersliip ol' Mr. Sabin, prinf eipal, created to govern and leacl tlie student bocly alliairs. 'lliev meet twice inontlily, alter- nately meeting at noon and in tlie evening. -l4llL' olliccrs eleetecl by tlie stuclent bonly are Prcsif clcnt, Carroll llauelig Vieefpresiclent, laclc Xllil lxil'l5'l2!ll Business Manager, Robert Briscoe: il reas urer, Lorraine Engle: Secretary, lean Eversole: and Social l'romoter, ,Ioe Roberts. Utlier clircctors ol' tlie company are Uavicl MeCliesney, Boys' Alliance Presiclent: Rosie Ucliytil Girls, League lJl'CSlLlCl1ll Bobo Cline' man, Senior Class Presiclentg Art lllaelymon, lun' ior Class President, Cliarles llulstacler, Soplio' more Class President, and Ronald Fink, Presb- man Class Presiclent. 'lille company lias kept its directors busy tliis year nitli many service and social obligations. il liey sponsorenl tlie llello Dance at tlie begin- ning ol, tlie year. llie Vl'itel1es Festival Carnival was presented uncler tlie clirection ol' tliis group to raise money and to provide entertainment lor tlie stoclxliolclers, tlieir families and lriencls. A Date Xlitli luclyf' tlie student bocly play. noon lzour clanccs to tlie music ol' our clanee bancl ami recorcls, anal tlie national assemblies were all arranged by tlie stuclent council. our clireetors. flmong tlieir otlier services were tlie sponsoring ol' Real Cross anal blarcli ol' Uimes clrives, raising money to be usecl lor lvootball liglits, anal tlie Curtis Magazine drive. Ami linally, it was our I9-i7 council wliicli cleclicatecl our war memorial to tlie Springfield boys wlio gave tlieir lives so tliat our l'reeclom might enclure. ililianlxs Directors, you liave out vote ol' conliclence. FIRST ROW, FROM LEFT-David McChesney. Rosie Uchytil. Bobo Clingman, Jean Eversole. Carroll Rauch, Lorraine Enqle, Joe Roberts, SECOND ROW-Ronnie Fink, Charles Hufstader, Bob Briscoe. Owen O. Sabin 15 AT LEFT-Angeline Kitajchuk, Miss Wilson, Norma Kloster, Betty Christian, Janet Barker. AH RIGHT-Mrs. Morrison, Rosie Uchytil. Dorothy Windheim, Beth Hermach, Rita Hnvely. Union of Girl All girls in our company belong to the Union ol' Girls and tliere lind friendsliip, guidance, and a elose relationsliip witli tlie otlier sloelaliolders. A Compile! agenda, wliieli ineluded elass sliows, speakers, teas, the foundation work on a courtesy liandliooli, welfare pro- ieets, and danees, lvept tlie feminine liall ol' our seliool eagerly answering tlie liuzzer wliieli ealled tlie regular meetings on lueleq iliuesdays. Merry Maids ol' Nlareli. one ol' tlie liigf gest Girls' League events ol' tlie year, is a eostume party lor tlie girls and tlieir motliers. Slvits are presented luy eaeli elass: tliis year tlie Sopliomores won lirst prize and tlie Freslinien earned tlie lionoralile mention award. Tlie l9-W Merry Maids ol' Nlareli was earried out in tlie tlieme ol' Mother Goose on tlie Loose, and eos tume eontestants were dressed as popular Motlier Goose eliaraeters. Every Gliristmas tlie Girls' League eol- leets eanned food, fruit and non nerislia l alile liood items as a gilt to a wortliy and needy group or liamily. 'liliey were appref eiatively reeeived at tlie Alice Marie Cliiltlf ren's llome and tlie Sunset llome lor tlie aged at tlie 19-lo Yuletide season. Spring lirings tlie annual print and eord weelv wlien all girls wear print dresses and luoys wear print sliirts. 'lilie girl and lioy iudgcd liest dressed reign as lving and queen over tlie danee wliieli eoneludes tlie weelv. Mrs. lilorenee lXlorrison, llean ol' Girls, is advisor ol' tlie League and Miss XN'ilma XVilson is lier assistant. ililie eouneil in- cluded llosie Ueliytil, presidentg Norma liloster, Vieefljresidentp lietty Gliristian, Seeretaryz Uorotliy Ulindlieim, Soeial llro- moter: Sliirley llonolio, Reporter. From eaeli elass a representative is eliosen lay tlie eouneil to prepare a program lor Girls' League meetings. ililiese girls were janet liarlver, Freslimang Rita llively, Sopho- moreg Betli llerniaeli, lunior: and .leanne Daniels, Senior . FIRST ROW-Welton Burnum, Art Blackmon, Dave McChesney, Paul Nordling. SECOND ROW-Norleight Alford, Cliff Rawlings, Mr. W. T. Johnson, Advisor. il he Union ol' liovs holds hi-monthly meetings and provides guidanee, lellow- ship and reereation lor all the hovs ol' the eompanv. Many prominent speakers have appeared at meetings, including Mr. Owen O. Sahin, Prineipal: Mr. Guy Lee, As- sistant Superintendent: and an exfkkiae olheer. 'lihe Boys' fkllianee had a earnival hooth and helped the tkssoeiated Student liody earn money lor lvoothall lights. lhev sponsored a safety eampaign to eneourage sale driving and moderate speeds. Speakers at the salietv assemhlv were the Eugene Cfhiel' ol' Poliee and the Springfield Chiel' ol' ljoliee. Other entertainment for the hovs were movies, and plays presented hy the drama elass. il he President ol' the Boys' rkllianee was Uave hlelihesneyz Vieefllresident, Arr lllaekmong Seeretarvklreasurer, Paul Nord- lingg Soeial Promoter, Cliff Rawlings: and Sergeants-at-arms, Wlelton Burnum and Norleigh Alford. Under the shelter of the Boys' Union. the Rod and Reel Cluh thrives. This is a small group ol' hovs who meet on Thursday night to work on lishing equipment. They tie llies, make spinners and learn ily east- ing in preparation for spring Held trips to loeal lakes and streams. lklr. VV. T. lohnf son advised this group ol' future lzaae VVal- tons. 'lihe Model Plane Builders, also under the sponsorship ol' the Union ol' Boys, meet each Thursday night with hlr. Joseph Roner to huild model planes for their own enjovment. The eluh has no dues or memf hership regulations, hut memhers attend regularly and show mueh interest in their plane building, il lie llille Club is also sponsored by the Union of Boys and was organized at tlie Beginning of tlie seeoncl semester. lr in- cludes Illll'ly'OI1C aniliitious luoys who travel to tlie lilly loot, ten firing point, outdoor range wliieli tlie boys eonstruetecl under the leziclersliip ol' Mi' .Rudy King to try their luelt in hitting tlie Bulls Eye eueli Sziturf slay' lllllflllllg. 'lille elulv is alllilialtecl witli Ilie Naiiionnl llille Association and Com- pete-, nationally tlirougli tliis orgzinizution. Allie luoys in tlie Rifle Clulv liuve greatly imf proxul their inzirltsinunsliip. XVC are proud ull llie lloys' .fllliunee and tlieii' lriendly lu-lp to tliese younger elulis. ROD AND REEL CLUB Ellis Smith. Richard Haddox, Dick Bo RIFLE CLUB rneman. ' Johnson Orrin Perry Wes- FIRST ROW, FROM LEFT-Dennis . U . Iey Orahood, Darold Bolin, Harold Silke, Dick -Jenkins. SEC- OND ROW-Harlan Henry, Hugh Morris. Darwin Allison, Mil- ton Chase ,Bob Paddock, Allan Lindley, Hilbert Chase, Mr. King. MODEL PLANE CLUB FIRST ROW. FROM LEFT-Dick Coghill, Kenneth Gardner ROW Dick Christner, Jerry McGuire, Jack Stratton. SECOND ' M Roner Everett Alford, Marvin Farmer, Donald Green, r International - , f 3 il lit- lntcrnational lsolulryists inlluencc tlic nicrnlmcrs ol, our company in tlic paths ol' liiglicr cliaractcr anal liclp us lcatl lvcttcr livcs. ililic ilirielfliccns is an organization opcn to all ,lunior anal Scnior girls who sliarc in tlicir iclcals. llliis is an intcrnae tional orclcr wliicli was llountlccl in l9l8. Yflccns is a ncw nainc acloptctl lay tlic cluli a ycar ago: licrctollorc tlicy wcrc linoxnn as Girl llcscrycs, a tcrin clioscn lollowing tlic lirst Xlvorltl Xllar. A llicjl' l ccns arc onc ol' tlic inost actiyc organizations at S.Ll.ll.S. il liis ycar tlicy worlactl on many lunior llctl Cross prof jccts, pacltcnl Cfliristmas gilt lvoxcs, niaclc toys lor yctcrans' cliilclrcn, stullccl toys for oycrscas cliilclrcn, anal corrcsponclccl with lorcigp stuclcnts to liclp inalic a stronger intcrnational unit. Tlic girls liclpccl canvas tlic city for coin munity clicst antl llctl Cross tlriycs. A llolnlmy Sliow was a ncw lvcaturc tliis ycar. tlic proccctls lacing usccl to scntl a stuclcnt to a conlvcrcncc at Crincllc, lowa wlicrc IZOO youtlis llroin all ovcr rlmc worlcl will asscmlulc. Sonic ol' llicir social cycnts wcrc a Ullaf Ma-Xlcl' party, tlic traclitional Notlicr ancl Dauglitcr luanquct anal tlic spring potluck. Garclcnias wcrc tlic prizcs at ilit-ir carnival llfilllll XX'lllL'll fllt' Clllll Sl70l1S0l'CCl to l'1llSC FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Sutton. Mary Todd, Norma Kloster, Nancy Kelrn, Nadine Lee, Barbara Taylor. SECOND ROW: Lois Shaw, Leonabell Lee, Mary Denny, Angeline Kitajchuk, Barbara Bennett, Bonnie Thomas, Eunice Gust, Joyce Sunderland, Bernice Chase, Barbara McBee, FIRST ROW: Leonabell Lee, Jean Felton, Ruby Pane, Edith Reynolds, Joanne Lowell, Lois Shaw. SECOND ROW: Donna Anderberg, Carlin Beagle, Violet Berkner, Barbarba Godfrey, Lavelle Halder- son, Audrey Blomquist. THIRD ROW: Leta Hodges, Nada Gossier. Jeanne Daniels, Bernice Chase, Mary Thompson. Marilyn Bucklin, Betty Dickens, Mrs. Mabel Ellefson, Advisor, Jeannine Gossler. FIRST ROW: Mildred Lawson, Lucille Wheeler. Ladelle Nieman, Jeannine Gossler, Phyllis Hendere son. Dorla Johnson, Irene Rittenbach. SECOND ROW: Violet Berkner, Audrey Blomquist, Kather- ine Thompson, Martha Califf, Donna Anderberg. Dorrie Harbin. Lohh ict' mort- mont-y than any other cluh in thc uirnixxil. Meetings arc ncvct' Ll hors to liri Y girls. Sonit ol' their interesting spcailact's xrt'rL' students liroin llrzwil and ligtpt, lin tw-Xlizit' xx ho has sccn action in North .-Xliricgt, an llnglish nur hrinlc, anal ll littvciiilc atchisor. lint-lm girl lmtl to cairn hor tttt-tttlwtsltip ht' txirticipziting in two service projects vticli I , your. Maint' ol the girls gave service ht' helping tht- tcticlicrs :incl rt-licring thuin ol time consuming clinics. fllthough the cluh lm no regular stnntncr incctings, girls tittcncl tltt- training con licrcncc at Sculucclx, VV:isliington, rind cznnlv at XVcstwincl on thc coast to learn lcntlci' ship in Y-lccn trorlx :incl to lmvc it goocl timc. ilihc intcrnittionzil lohhyists nrt' .in in- spiration to all: they serve with il sinilt' anal on-ioy their work. Mrs. hlnhcl llllcli Son was ztclvisor to the group :incl oliliiccrs wu'c: litlitlt llcynoltls, Prcsitlcntg blonnm' Lowell, hilL'C'ljl'CSlClL'lll1 ,login liclton, Soc i'ctt1rx'1 lluhx' Page, ilrcitstiiuz Niiclii Goss lar, lntcrlltth llt-pit-st-twtttttw. FIRST ROW: Joanne Silliman, Arlette Morrison, Evelyn Mundell. Kathleen Pearman. Jeannine Gos- sler, Eleanora Loveless. FIRST ROW: Natalie Pirrie. Audrey Bloniquist. Bonnie Nicholas, Loretta Gielish, Nada Gossler. Beverly Allen. Marvllne Krush. Winona Gibson. Lavelle Powers, Barbara Godfrey, Lavelle Halder- son. Beth Sager. Joanne Lowell, FIRST ROW: Carlin Beagle, Leta Hodges. Ruby Page, Betty Dickens. SECOND ROW: JoAnn Fraser, Juanita Crabtree, Mary Thompson. Marilyn Freeman. Verna Putnam, Barbara Godfrey. Jean Felton. ll This very aetiye group joined with the Junior Lohb ists The -lunior Lobbyists, like the Inter- national Lobbyists, stand for development ol' character and striving toward the best. The Prepper Y-Teens are Freshman and Sophomore members ol' the international order. WORSHIP-FIRST ROW: Suzanne Abarr, Eleanor Foster, Louise lmbach, Delores Fisher. SECOND ROW: Pat Blatchley, Jane Conger, Donna Rae Bryan, Phyllis Chase. FIRST ROW: Barbara Miller, Donna Brenden, Beverly Allen, Maryline Krush, Winona Gibson. SECOND ROW: Ginger Daniels, Frankie Calloway. Cleta Anderson, Irene Morgan, Dorothy Fried. Winona Cristler, Kathleen Edmunds, Dorothy Schick, Jeraldine Fox, Mildred Hodges, Jackileen Fox. Tri-Y group to present eeremonials. the spring potluck and the Hobby show. Ar Christmas time a group ol' the prep' pers took gifts to the Lane County Farm. sang carols for them, and presented eaelv room with appropriate Christmas decora- tions. They carried out a clothing drive lor a destitute liamily. Girls of the elub ale ternated with the Compass Club to sell tickets lor the noon hour movies. 'lihis seemed to inspire the girls for they also had a theatre party. Each teacher had a mystery daughter from the Prepper group and received gifts from mysterious sources. Ar a tea given in honor ol' the liaeulty the girls provided each mystery teacher with llowers and ent' tertained them. The policy ol' the Junior Lobbyists is a liriendly one ol' eheer and scrviee, which is appreciated by all to whom their influence is radiated. Their ofheers were loan Carter. President: Dixie Lewis, Vice-President: l lelen Puderbaugh, Secretary: Louise Law son, Treasurer: Mary Kay Dorris, lntere Club Representative: and lklrs. Xklerdna XVyatt, Advisor. COUNClL4FIRST ROW: Ruth Hall, Peggy Gill- more. Helen Puderbaugh. Cleta Anderson, Joan Carter, Jennie Gould, Betty McEntire. SECOND ROW: Patsy Nlatsler, Connie Elliott, Jane Conger, Dixie Lewis, Mary Kay Dorris. Beverly Allen, Bar- bara Miller, Louise Lawson. FIRST ROW: Joy Nordling, Rita Hively. Phyllis Sabin, SECOND ROW: Virginia Thompson. Betty McEntire, Jennie Gould, Marcella Sassman. MUSIC-FIRST ROW: Betty Jean Pierce, Connie Elliott, SECOND ROW: Billie Pierce, Charlene Cooper. Leota Bristow, Janet Barker, Elaine Engel, Vivian Gorthy. FIRST ROW: Margaret Fischer, Verda Mae Leo- pard, Barbara Ryum, Marjorie Ford, Carol Barge, Jacque Good, Vivian Go:-thy. SECOND ROW: April Reed, Peggy Gillrnore, Georgene Foster. THIRD ROW: Patsy Nlatsler, Geraldine Butcher, Nancie Steinmetz, Janet Barker, Barbara Brabham. Shirley Belsey, Jeannine Patrick. Un the steps ol' the ladder, going upa ward, youll find the lli-Y hovs. The memf hers strive to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school higher Christian standards. The lliaY is junior membership in the Y.hl,C.A. and has a large part in the molding ol' our ideals. Lilac the Y-Teens, their inspiration is one ol' higher standards and Christian inliuencc. It is a closed or- ganization which limits memhership to twentvfhve hovs. Mr. XV. T. Johnson advised these hovs in their activities, which included attend , - ance at l.hl.C..rX. sponsored vouth meet ings at Salem, Eugene, and Portland. A carnival hooth was also one ol' their prof jects. lnitiation ceremonies were held lor all new memhers. Ollicers this vear were President. Ken Blaelunong Vicefljresident. Henri' Smith: Secretary, 'loc lloherts: il-reasurcr, Norleigh Allord: and Prograin w . K- . l Chairman, Boho Qlingman. ON LADDER-Ken Blackmon, Henry Smith, Joe Roberts, Norleign Alford and Dave NlcChesney. FIRST ROW-Everett Alford, Melvin Lindley. Herman Johansen, Max DeLamater, Charles Cline, Bob Williams, Harold Parks. SECOND ROW-Cliff Rawlings, E. L. Welch, Paul Dieterle, John Tomseth, Gerald Kirkpatrick. THIRD ROW-Bob McDonald, Hank Cedros, Art Black- mon. Bob Johnson, Irvin Bingham, Don Barge, Mr. W. T. Johnson, Advisor. ,sw . fy. , M H0 pitalit Formal attire brought informal hos- pitality to the theatre atmosphere this sea- son as twenty-seven members of the Usher- ettcs Cluh served as ollicial welcomers, pro- gram passers, and seat lindcrs for all the concerts, plays and programs ol' the year. fl service cluh in its second year ol' or- ganization, it had as its leaders this year Dorothy Vllindhcim, President, Eunice Cust, Vice-President: Beth Hermach, See- retary-'lircasurcrg and Gladys Shelley, Ad- Visor. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathleen Edmunds, Kathleen Harris, Beverly Allen, Ophelia Nave, Dixie Lewis, Dorothy Nell Nixon, Dorothy Freder- icks. l Trademark U ?X Although the primary purpose of the organization is to render ushering service to the school, the group this year spon- sored a fall dinner and theatre party, a pot! luck dinner and initiation for new mem- bers. and a March all-school dance in the Easter theme. Betty Allen was chairman of decorations for this dance which fea- tured the school dance hand. FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Eunice Gust, Vice- President: Dorothy Windheim, President: Beth Hermach, Secretary-Treasurer. .ttf 4 FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Carley Gillespie, Tillie FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Nina Robinson. Frankie Orahood, Mary Lou Butler, Beverly Wright, Joanne Calloway, Joan Hill, Gin er Daniels, Geanie Cooper. Littrell, Patsy Matsler, Leota Bristow, Carol Barge, Connie Ohlsen, Peggy Butler, Betty Allen. Ellen Moyer. 25 Kitchen pprentice President-Audrey Blornouist , FIRST ROW-Anna Brown. Loretta Fanning, Mary Lou Butler, Dorothy Gapen, Loretta Gielish, wnmw Alice Emery, Bonnie Nicholas, Phyllis Herde. Delores Fisher. Ann Hutchens, Joanne Stillman, Phyllis Chase, Dorothy Lindley, Patsy Martin, Carolyn Lowell, Ruth Lewallen. Dorothy Fred' cricks, Leta Hodges, Leonabell Lee, Billie Williams, Ann Dieterle. SECOND ROW-Katherine Thompson, lla Haley, Ginger Daniels, Betty Barber, Barbara Rose, Joy Nordling, Shirley Betsey, Jeannine Patrick, Dorothy Fried, Mary Todd. JoAnn Fraser, Donna Hazelton, Doris Henage, Hazel Buechner, Betty Hale, Lois Myers, Margaret Fox, Miss Bailey, Advisor. THIRD BOW- Pat Blatchley, Frankie Calloway, Ruth Copeland, Roberta Chase, Rita Hively, Marilyn Osborne. Mary Jane Sutton, Ellen Moyer, Lavelle Halderson, Natalie Pirrie, Marilyn Freeman, Verna Putman, Barbara Taylor. Jean Pearson, Martha Haley, Mary Lou Brown, Lois Mott, Barbara FH 5 '44 3 ti E I afepnvfv t A Godfrey. Q-,ttewi ' lhc Kitchen Apprentices are united to-Y gctlicr in the liuture ls lomcmakers ol' Amer- ica to learn cooking antl sewing, anal the new antl hcttcr mcthotls ol' homemaking. lhe cluh was atlvisctl hy Miss Laura Bailey and lctl hy a council ol' thc lollowing girls: Presitlcnt, fluclrey Bloomquistg Vice-Presi tlent, .Xnn llutchensg Secretary, Dorothy lsintllcyg Treasurer, Phyllis Chase, His- torian, lo Sillimang Social Chairman, Vloannc Lowell, Song Lcatler, Natalie Pirrie. The Kitchen Apprentices sent two dclf cgatcs to the Oregon Convention ol: Future llomcmakcrs at Oregon State College, ancl ahout ten girls to the tlistriet convention at Corvallis lligh School. This group helped 26 in the state project, W7orltl Christmas l'esf tival, ancl sent a gilt hox to Europe. They also worked on the one hunclretl tlollar state scholarship to send a girl to Oregon State College. A potluck clinncr, roller skating and theatre parties acltletl to a liull schedule. 'lihe girls have plannetl to make curtains for a fitting room in the home economics department, and servecl tlinner to the Vliil- lamctte Valley Guidance Association at their meeting here. The Kitchen Apprentices will value their apprenticeship when they are com- missionetl to lull-Hetlgetl homcmakers. L, -1 Forei n Trade Under Mrs. VVyatt's direction, the coun- cil ol' the Spanish Club planned an event- ful year for its members. Dale Martineau was elected Presidentg VicefPresident was Eunice Cust, Leona Kohler filled the oilice ol' Secretary: Zelma Edmunds handled financial matters as 'lireasurcrz and Norma Kloster was Social Promoter. Mr. Dawe of the 4'lX'lexican Gilt Shop in Eugene presented movies that he had lilmed while in Mexico, at a cluh meeting. Since food is important to this group, a pot' luclx supper was held at school and the entire cluh attended the St. hlarvs game. New members were honored with an initiae tion in their honor. Our Foreign Vlirade commission had a Mexican roulette hooth at the carnival and all the prizes were direct from Mexico. At the numerous parties given hy the club, memhcrs danced hlexif can dances, venturing olvten to do other foreign dances, played hlexiean games such as Poison Bean Bag CSaco de FrijolesD and VVho Stole the Priests llat? and sang popular hlcxican songs. llelvresliments typi cal ol' Mexico were served. FIRST ROW, FROM LEFT-Dorothy Erickson, Leona Kohler, Dixie Lewis, Virginia Thompson, Zelma Edmunds, Kathleen Harris. SECOND ROW-Jennie Gould, Norma Kloster, Dorla John- B ' Ch D' M ' L b ll L THIRD ROW M K D ' E SON, GFYIICS BSE, I3I'13 OPFISOH, 60713 E 68. 1 HPV 3V OTFIS, lJI'1lC8 Gust, Wilda Stratton, Mary Lou Sutton,-Joy Nordkling. FOURTH ROW-Werdna Wyatt, Advisor, George Dorris, Allen Bailey, Dale Martlneau, Edith Reynolds. 'nfl in-J Carroll Rauch Marilyn Bucklin Betty Christian Donald Kohler Rosie Uchytil Eleanora Loveless Don Barge Doris Hansen Carlin Beagle Ralph Cline Bernice Chase Barbara NlcBee Bob Briscoe Mathilda Orahood 4.I.l-'ll fini lj- ,wviu XUUFH, X ff 'hl' -I' rim- Lf: -if ' lt U drh ll I 1 ldl dlllEl1 Qflf BPS I 1 t err H9 I f f 5 L ln reeognitionolvtlreirselrolurslmip,elurr- winning seript luootlr at llie Clll'I1lV2ll, se 1lL'IL'I', leuclerslrip llllil service, twiee each eurecl tmtl IllillIllLlll1L'Ll ll cluily uetivity luul year ll lieu' students ure eullecl to the plat' letin lmotrrcl. illltl lreltl luifmontlrly meet inrm xrlrere memlnerslmip in the National ings. llimor Soeietx' is. lueslowetl upon tllem ldv rlclvisor to tlre llonor Soeiety is Miss Mr. Owen O. Szlluin, prineipzll, at tm us- Man' llewes. l:irSt term ollieers were ljresi scnrlnly in their honor. llre tnemluers are tlent, llonulcl lioliler: Vieeflbresitlent, .Xml Miss Hewes rlrosen ln' tr l'LlCLlllX' eommittee from the rev lglOIIlQlLllSl1 Seei'etu1'x'. lltlitlr llexnoltls B0bB0U dS ti'-lil '- 1' eear ll-l 7-1 so 1 Ruby Page upper tmp mm tue-lunior unc Senior e asses, I iezrsuiei, lxosle Q llll . ,mont ttim :intl :ire unnuuneecl Lit the assemblies and ollieers were President, ,Nutlrev lllomquist Uillltllldl or purtv X iet-I ruitltnt lxrniet C llilNCl Sterttnrx - 'tn' ol uetivlties llllii asset to our Donna ,Xmlerlnergz :mtl l rears 'ek il eoinlmnx' cleeoraltetl untl operzltetl the prize Norr,lling'. Angeline Kitajchuk Paul Nordling Audrey Blomquist Lorraine Engle E. L.. Welch Dorothy Windheim Donna Anderberg Eleanor Hansen Norman Peacock Jean Felton Edith Reynolds Norma Kloster 0 ,- A L4 5 V wh at , ,. 'T' ,E it ima, W i.. it 28 FIRST ROW-Ronald Myers, Dorothy Hensen, Ruby Page, Carlin Beagle, Ger- ald Woods, Ronald Fisher. Jerry Ohlsen. SECOND ROW-Richard Sundahl, Donald Kohler, Norman Peacock, Dan Duval, Don Green, Carl Hoskln. THIRD ROW-Orrin Perry, Allen Bailey, Bill Repvog, K-A. Don Green, Norman Peacock. Richard Sundahl, Allen Bailey. 1- -' 9 ll llesearcli Department I lie lluclio Club is tlie first lmriineli elulv orgtinixecl uncier tlie Compass Club eliurter. Memluers ure llielitird Suntlzilil, Cliziiriniinr Orrin Perry, Seeretziryg Allen Bailey, Dona iilcl Green, Ronziltl liislier uncl Norman Pear eoelt. Meetings ure' lielcl Vl liurstlzn' niglits. Vliliis year tlie eluln has dismuntlecl one rziclitr set, luuilt ll power paielx and gi one tulie inn' plilier system lor the projeetion rooin. il lie Conipuss Cflulv ol' our Seienee lie! suireli lleptirtinent lniicle tin Oetoluer lieltl trip to liunt fossil eliuns, and liil4etl to Baldy tlncl tlie Coburg Caves during Cliristinzis mention, ll wet :incl snowy but nevertlieless en-ioyulmle trip. ililie University ol! Oregon Museum ol' Nillllllll llistori' was tlie site ol' il Valentines Din' visit. llie week ol l3eln'L11ii'y lO tlie QYOIIIPLISS Qilulv preptirecl il tlispltly ol' liclisonis inventions in oluserrzinee ol tlie lO0tli u1n1ive1'si11'x' ol' liis lmirtli. Meinlners ol' tlte Compass flulu liawe sturtecl ai lilui'tiry ol' seienee lmoolts to wliielf Mr. Clin' Sweet, engineer lor llinnilton AlilI1Lll'1'tCiLll'll1g Coinpiiny, lm eontriluutetl twelve pliotogmpln' luoolxs. lil' lielping willi tlie noon liour movies zintl siieeessliulli' op emting tlie clalrto bootli git tlie ezirnixxil the elulv luis eolleetetl liuncls witli wliieli tliex liope to seeure utlclitiongil luoolts lor tlieir lilbrzi ry. SMX , ,V- 9' kwa ii Lecl by Ralph Cline, the drum majorg majorettes Mary Boycl and joy Riehey: and twirlers Dixie Lewis, Peony Gillmore Arf D61 ' lene Vlflells, Shirley VVilsey, Ellen Moyer and Gloria iliharp, the hand inarehecl at the P.T.A. Safety paracle, at games and other oeeasions. lleeee Buzarcl, student eoncluetor, narf ratecl the most popular student assembly nunrher ol' the yearfflaeli and the Bean stalk. Under Mr. Ellefsorrs alireetion a new clanee hancl was lormecl which sueeesslully playecl lor sehool anal loclge clanees during the latter part of the year. hlernlners ol' the Llanee hand are Cliff Rawlings, Roh Greyell, Ray Moore, 'lim Cyphert, Guy lYlattoon. Bill ln lamilton, George Dorris, Ray Princlel. ICTOIHC Nissen and Holm Briseoe. 1 FIRST ROW: Elizabeth Bradford, Kathleen Harris, Virginia Hadley, Betty Christian, Eleanor Hansen. Marilynne Robinson, Coralee Davis, Barbara Partridge, Mrs. Cranston, Director: Janice Warner, Phyllis Sabin. Janet Barker. Nada Gossler, Bob Greyell, Donald Lyons, Betty Jo Hoyt, Claudia Groth, Sylvia Groth, Evelyn Mundell, Connie Ohlsen, Joyce Bryson. SECOND ROW: Margaret Smith, Helen Puderbaugh, Eunice Gust, Elsie Keyes, Marie Coughran, Raymond Garboden, Winston Rust, E. L. Welch, Don Kennedy, Allan Lindley, Gerald Garboden, Wesley Holdridge, Darwin Allison. Harold Silke, Charlene Cooper, Barbara Miller, Bernice Chase, Carol Bromley, Arline Wells, Barbara Wiltse. THIRD ROW: Nina Robinson, Elaine McGill- vrey, Dorothy Windheim, Eleanora Loveless, Vivian Aune, Shirley Overhuls, Beth Herrnach, Ray Moore, Johnny Kitajchuk, Earl Fullerton, Glenn Marks, Joe Roberts, Bob Hansen, Dave Ma-ks, Darlene Vanicek, Natalie Pirrie, Angeline Kitajchuk, Lois Shaw, Beth Sager, Helen Skochenko, Mary Etta Welch. FOURTH ROW: Rosie Uchytill, Suzanne Abarr, Velma Kelley, Art Clingenpeel. Wes Marks, Robert Newman, Jack Wilkinson, Gordon Riggins, Carroll Kirkpatrick, Edgar Rose, Ron Spores, John Lowe. Laverne Shultz, Velma Lindsay. Lorraine Engel, Alene Cantrell, Lulu Blackley. UU. PANY lIHUllUl' , All ioyotis, Poetic, limi SilCl'L'Li inliincnts lily iilic lit S.U.i IS. till' cxprcsscll in titc nm: illlIltil'L'Ci't'igilIy'IXYO 1m'iniwi's ol' tilt: tlm-it Cililliili gimtipseegirls' citnrus, ntixcli ciiiirtis, limi ll cliplnciili cituir. Conti liltcntilim'c llllli time littcntivc lip pit-cilllirin ol' music im'crs lit the coitcctts limi lissciniuiius limi ill otiicr l7l'Ogl'illllS in spiiui Mrs. illivci Cwl'L1IlSlUll'S tiny but cinf pitlilic itllmi to cirltxx' out lilt' rclii spirit iii our scimoi in rcfincti cmotionlii tunes. Using negro spirituliis limi llll illll'1lL ' ' tivc soutitcrn Pi1lI'll1lii0l1 setting provicicll 32 FIFTH ROW: Mary Jane Sutton, Louise Lawson, Betty Doyle. Beagle, Virginia Thompson, Suzanne Brookhart, Gene Bender, Betty Martinson, Jacque Good, Jackie Stolle, Ruth Hall, Leota Phibbs. Norma Allbright, Joan Carter, Ruby Pomeroy, Colleen Bob Bell. James McCluskey, Dave Cutsinger, Welton Burnum, SEVENTH ROW: Betty Fowser, Kathleen Edmunds, Virginia mons, Jessie Hayes, Betty Carter, Marylon Smiley, Sally Bar Dorla Johnson, Mary Lea Walls. Mildred Timmerman, Carlin Robert Mellott, Henry Cedros, Dori Benson, Byron Harrington. Bristow, Marilyn Osborne. SIXTH ROW: Mable Larson, Shirley Clark, Anna Black. Irene Newman, Connie Elliott, Clair Thomas, Jeannine Gossler, Jo Ann Fraser, Gloria Tharp, Peggy Gillmore. Haugen, Viriona Haugen, Betty Smith, Dorothy Schick, Lulu Sim- nes, Katherine Aysta, Virginia Bruner, Junita Crabtree. Eleanor Vroman. Bonnie Thomas. Evelyn Spears, Leonabell Lee, Shirley Hildebrand, Leona Baker, Betty Pittman, Helen Erickson. Donna Brenden, Darlene Phibbs, Virginia Keyes. EIGHTH ROW: Evelyn Taylor. Joan R0SSiieF. Lois Myers- Charlotte Weed- Marcella Sassman, Shirley Bonney, Katherine Thompson, Louise Adams, Betty Thurman, Ladelle Nieman, Betty Lou Reynolds, Daisy Mae Bible, Vivian Gorthy, Florence Shrode, Verna Putman. Joanne Oakes. Dorothv Sfriyle, Betty Morris, Ozella Raw- lings, Mary Frociw, Barbara Bault, Lois Johnson, Loretta Tu lay ilic an classes, llic ii cappella chorus pivszciilctl llic lirst music zisscinluly and gnu- lllt' stutlcnt lnotly ii pi'cvicw ol, xvlizitiwzis lo llollow llll'0Llgll0LlI ilu' your in tlii: win' ol' musical cnioyincm. 1 lligliliglir ol' tlic your was tlic rccortl ing ol' tllc joint concert on llClll'Lltll'f' lil by rnclio stallion KONE. lil1lllLlSlilSllC stutlrbnts ginml proucl pzircnts listcnctl to llic ll'Lll1SC1'll7' tion on tlic lvollowing Sziturclzly ulvtcrnoon. ln aiclclilion to rlit-ir own spotlight por- li1ll'lllilllL'CS, tlic cliorail groups it-pczitotlly proritlctl sripplt-im-iitoiy untl lxicltgrouml music lor tlrzunntic prograuns. lr was tlicir bbs, Patricia Dent, Beverly Allen. rolc in K Cilll'lSlll1ilS Cni'ol, in Merry Nlnitls ol' Murcli, in tlic Moy liclc zincl in tlit' trznuling groups wliicli visirt-tl nil. Ycrnon, l,t'Lll7Lll'g, zintl otlici' outlying coin' munity tlistricts to sing lor licnclits. Uncc tluring tliu you r ai cliorzil group zintl tlic luraiss tll.lkll'fClIC nppciiiul on ii ruclio sliou' uliicli opcnctl rlit- tlrivc lor tlic polio lvuntl. .Xccoinpuiiists lor llic lluu' music groups u'crc Nutln Closslcr, l3ui'lmin Pant riclgc. lzlnct llzirltcr, llcltv Morris, ljlwllis , . N , , Y . Sulxin, tliiutliai Cirotli, lxaulili.-on lliirris, qincl -liinicc XvLll'llCl'. V5 'WW lhe company orchestra under the di- rection ol' Mr. Floyd Ellefson and the as- sistant director, Miss Mary Coleman, is in the process of huilding and developing into a lull symphony orchestra which is capable of going much further musically than :1 hand. Uompan Orchestra Daily practices were scheduled for the string section, but the full orchestra assem bled only on call. This year they played for dramatic productions, furnished back- ground music for A Christmas Caroll' and went to Leahurg to give a concert. Future plans include symphony concerts and the production of musical comedies. l Projection Crew FIRST ROW-Robert Barber, Everett Alford, Bob Smith, Bob Billings, Wayne Willits, Ron- ald Myers. SECOND ROW-Norleiqh Alford. Charles Cline, Louis McDonald, Bud Nadeau, Ray Lorentz, Melvin Lindley. THIRD ROW-Welton Burnum. Bob Johnson, Ralph Cline, Harold Sllke. Besides showing the hhns for the schools, the operators have run projectors for the Boy Scouts, churches, P.T.A. meet- ings, carnivals, the Junior Police, and the Springlield Recreation District. Mr. Clar- ence Strong is Director of Visual Educaf tion, VVelton Burnum is Chief Qperator. Operators not pictured are Ronald Fisher. Paul Cunningham, Harold Manning, and Kenneth Doggett. You Uan't Take lt ith You You Canit ilialve It Vllith You, a Kaufman and Hart comedy which had a long and suecessf liul run on Broadway, also a Hollywood version, was presented hy the Senior class ol' '47 in two May performances. Laughinalxers in this play were Grandpa, the snake collectorg Essie, a ballet dancer: Penny, who wrote playsg a lireworlxs manufacturer: and a negro eooli, all ol' whom lived very diilierent lives in the Vanderholi home. hlemhers ol' the cast were Behe Clingman, -lean Eversole, Lor- raine Engel, Eunice Gust, Bernice Chase, El- canora Loveless, Barbara hlcBee, Don Kennedy, Norman Hall, Beece Buzard, Carroll Bauch, Boh Kitselman, ,lean Barreau, 'lim Todd, Les Berg! man, Floyd Stacy, Don ilihienes, -lack Wlilliin- son, and Corky Vlloods. lhe production was directed hy hliss Crayce Greenleaf. Drums Eerie African drums, screams and hilarity would most Closely describe the junior play pre- sented hy the class of 48. Sheldon Harley Cflorf don Smithl manager of Mr. Baileys estatel was confronted with the disappearance ol' Mr. Bailey, when his relatives CClaudia Groth, Barbara God- frey and Nadine Leel came in response to sum- mons to his death hed. Soon Celeste CAngeline Kitajchulal, an octoroon servant, announced in one ol' her seances that another woman was rid' ing through the swamp and would soon arrive. This was Paula Bailey CPat Schraderl who was later revealed as Sheldon Harleyis girl friend. of Death Jules L. Vllelchl, a Haitian servant disguised as Bailey, lent mystery to the play, as did Ur. Cameron CAlden Beekettl, who turned out to he lhompson, the despised enemy ol' Bailey. The house keeper CCarlin Beaglel, was a sleep walker, while Xliinston Bust as Newton Cooper, the sheriff, added humor to the play with his phone calls to Myrtle, trying to locate his lost hadge. 'lihe mystery unraveled when the hody ol the disappeared Bailey and his magic stone were lo- cated and Cooper liound his hadge in his hip pocket. ilihe production was under the direction of hliss Mary Plowman. 2 ---' M Christmas Carol Vlihe dawning ol' December 20, 1946 climaxcd the weeks ol' tedious preparation lor Mrs. Mahel Ellelisonis puhlic speaking students lor the third annual presentation ol' Dickens' 'IX Christmas Carol starring Vllinston Rust and Norman Hall. ilihis year lor the lirst time in the school? history three complete casts were chosen. Lead parts were taken hy Gordon Smith as Cratchit, llerman Johansen and Dave Marks as Marley, the Ghost: VVendell King and llenry Smith as Fred, Scotty Stacy as Tiny 'liimg Arlette Morrison and Mary Body portrayed the part ol' the reader. A Date ith Jud, Judy Foster Caloyce Sunderlandl, a six teen year old girl with a talent lor trouhle, decides she should he queen of her cluh dance. To win the queenship, she must hring in the most suhseriptions to the com- munity rclieli liund. iliootsie, her areli riyal, also decides to he queen, so -ludx enters her parents Chayelle llalderson and George Dorrisl, in the contests and with her friends Uane fonger and Bernice Chasel. tries scyeral weird schemes. to the disgust ol' her hrother Qlioh KitsehnanU and hoyliriend Cllecce BLl7ZLll'LlD. iliootsie wins the contest, hut is defeated hy a had ease ol hivfgs. 'lihus tidy, her runnerfup is queen. Also in the cast were Delores Sholili. lllea nora Loveless, Gordon Smith, i-Xnn Karns. Floyd Stacy, Mary Kay Dorris, Sylyia Groth and Don Kennedy. 'lihe production was directed hy Miss Crayce Creenleali. l,oxvell?lil1e House of Creed. cll'CSH'Cll-1.111 ll liool. hlkllil'iLlgCfiI-IIC Blue Teapot. Springiield-Little 'luck Hm'11er. SOI11L'IlliIl5l DCXV XVZIS 2lflCl11PICLl il1 lllC company this year, the Drama Wlorltshop and Play' Production Festival, Ianuarv Bl. Wulf, Vlihis was a non-competitive prof gram: each ol' the plays produced hy Lo- xvell, Oakridge, Cresxvell, and Springheld nas judged on its merit. The hosts, our dramaties class, gave demonstrations on the creation ol' characters, stage techniques, and various other things ol' interest to amateur actors, and concluded the alter- noon with xvorlt in maltefup. lihc one-act plays produced hy each ol' the liour participating schools were judged hy Mrs. O. Seyholt ol' the University ol Oregon drama department: Mrs. E. liet- tingcr, lfugcnc lligh School drama in' structor: and Mr. Alan Foster, University ol' Oregon drama student. The other schools have requested that this hecome an annual event. The Sophomores presented the prize winning sltit of the 1947 Mother Goose. Xlerry Maids of March party. The skit was written hy the girlsg the actresses were all Sophomores. The production was di- llramaties Un Tin: Loose I lerry aids reeted hy Sophomore Girls' League repf rescntative, Rita llively. 'lihe theme was that ol' a hrother and sister in their dream trip through fairy land where hlother Goose characters entertained them. 37 '21--0 'E i df R 11, T' A new permanent iixed zlsset this year at S. U. ii. S. was time Springfield Pgiietteer Club. it was organized for students in terested in urt tietivities and is under time direetion oi' Mrs. Veiitti ibllfillllii. liiey iieid open iiouse to stoeidioiders tit the LIIITILILII etirnivztl in time Iiziil xviiere mueii enthusiasm wus shown. il iieir tiim is to ine oi' serviee to time seiiooi tlirougli tirt projects. Money rzlised by time eiuii is to be used for mueii 'needed permanent 2ll'I equipment. Activities have taken time group on visits to the University Art Department, Unif- versity Art Bnzzlui' und time Murray VVzn'ner Art iXiuseum. Siteteliing parties, urt sales and poteiueks have added to an eventliul vezlr. FIRST ROW-FROM LEFT TO RIGHT: Zelrna Edmunds, Dorothy Schick, Carrieanne Hansen, Ann Hutchens, President: Donna Anderberg, Pat Schrader. SECOND ROW: Jo Silliman, Winona Gibson, Betty Allen, Mrs. Durland, Advisor. THIRD ROW:Dick Coghill, Barbara Bennett, Ladelle Nieman, Kathleen Pea:-man, Bob Cochran. ann -Q-n-pg HUM ?7 May Queen Lorraine Engel and King Princess Royal Marilyn Bucklin and Bobo Clingman. Crown Prince Ken Blackmon. FROM LEFT-Les Bergman, Rosie Uchytil, Henry Cedros, Connie Ohlsen, Ken Blackmon, Marilyn Bucklin, Lorraine Engel, Bobo Clingman, Bebe Clingman. Joe Roberts, Peggy Butler, Reece Buzard, Juanita Crabtree, Paul Nordling. IN FRONT-Mike Olin, Sharon Sabin, Billy Walls. AAAX A EIICIIEIIIIBII Garden ,Ns couplcs cntcrccl the cnL'huntccl gan clcn vin ii rustic old stile, thci' huliclcl glit- tcring, iluorcsccnl stars in the sky ol hluc cntwinccl strczilncrs. The CCIIICI' ol' the mil' lcnccci guixlcn was u wishing mill xvlicu' clzinccrs coulcl stop zmcl chop in ii pcnnx' so their wish would como truc. 40 Enchanted Evening in liront ol' Gordon Suyos oitlicstixi was ii huhhling fountain surrounclccl hy moss and Howcrs. Uxllishing Xvill hlulac lr So was plziyccl especially lor thc scniors und their ciutcs at the Prom honoring thc scuior class ol' IQ47. Pupi1l1li'ity is the i'oi1il mud whieh jenn Eversole tmvelecl during her Your years at S.U.l IS. Its SllI'i,LlL'C, wlmielt is paved with pep, liiemlh' L'llLll'1lL'lL'1A and gi smiling genf izihty, hmught her to the night ol' Novem- hei' 22 when she was erowneni Queen Mil- lerette the Sixth luv Student Boch' President Cairrnll Rauch and therehy hegain her reign over the I9-16 gninuzil eiirnivul. -H SOPll0lDOl'C IICCSS Aflafi' lynne Robinson was escorted by Charles llufstacler. Junior Princess Lorene Spears was eseorterl by Art Blzielcmon. 1401471 A prineess was elected from eaeli elass. Un rlie memoraldle niglit Fresliinan Princess Evelyn Spears was escorted by Ronnic Fink. 1 remgw. fllpski'lfli,lm Q O Carnival manager, Ken Blackmon and booth crews By carnival time 18 P.M.J, people began , ,to arrive In rea! numbers an the con . U d - cenlone began their roaring business. A A W -,i. if--, Mi Q-iff were forced to work. hard to get the gym prepared for our annual carnival. Ein-..,....... THE WINNER-SCRIPT BOOTH Y k .aw . an , 'WX xx Vid U Qi X sl Nt N gm Q m X sf X X Q gm Mg S-we .Q R 3, Business steadily increased until the Firqt nrirq was won by lhe Honor feature event of the evening, the Society which I8 advised by Miss Ml! coronation. , Hewes- A crescendo of fun gradually wore the huge crowd into a state of frenzied fatigue. Many sought relaxation in booths where something to eat or a place to alt was as valuable an a prize. W glgi-31 lneae e r ew W e heal if Members of the Sentinel Staff include: Donna Anderberg, Les Eerqman. Bebe Clinqman. Jeanne Daniels. Lova Deunkiar. Beftv DovlP. Jean Eversole. Carlev Gillesoie, Don Kennedy, Allan Lindley, Joanne Lowell, Connie Ohlsen. Shirley Phlbhs. Don Ref-buck. Lois Shaw, Joan Sllliman. Clair Thornas. Jean Thomas, Marv Thompson, Charles Weller, Don Woods. Public Relations Ilepartinent 'lliu UX'L'llll IIll'CL' 111cmlxc1's ol' Illk' Pull lic Rclzitiuns IDL'I7ill'llllClll luivc gissiliiwcl ilu- ivspuiisiluilily ul' lxcuping tlic scliool giml zommunity xxcll lI1I'Ul'lllCC.1 on School cvcnts. I lic Springficlcl Sentinel, cclilccl lux' lilczm 4 , om liiwlcss, with Ilditli llcyiiolcls Lis ,Ns sistunt llclitor :ind Klrs. Doixmtliy fxclzims, .'liclx'isoi', is pulmlisliucl lmifxx'ccl4ly. lr is ulf lilizitccl with ilu' Yllllllllill Scliolaisliu Prvss .-Xssociaition :incl i'ucciYccl sLipci'ior railing in flu' Nuns lllld Sports Scctions at tllc University ol, Orcgon lligli School Press QillI1l'Cl'L'lWL'C. il licx' cxclmngc pgipcrs with ovci' lilly UIIICI' sclmols. Eleanora Loveless-Editor. Edith Reynolds-Assistant Editor. 'lille Pululic ilclgitimms Dcpurtincm is tlic lmuilcling, custonis. curriculum, and aicf 11-sponsilvlc lm' thc luincllvoolx, wliicli ac- tivitics alt S.Ll.ll.S. jo Sillimzm is cclitm' quaiints lTl'L'SlllllCl1 and nun' stuclcnts with ol' time N47 lizimllwok. -l-l Nu YA' S., ibody 50666 Sxxqgngnr Depar gums fo' f lwll M s 65 , PdhNe'hc is Q 8 59 xt M A 17 n f 'Q 0 JA .- L' 0 ' ww . ,a -af Xll ' ' A XII ' Xrlllf - Y' ..!, 'EA' 'M mf 'Juni : ,pp - . , X ,A .v GA, H ' X uw X I 9611 nwq ' OHL!! ,- '34, A A151 .A 2. u J ' lv' A I ra , ll , X -V gf N. ,fy 5 3, r' 1 93 21:11-wmiumamxlmxr mail :sz sm vaimvx -mm. Xa :rw-un1:l.X:nzxmm.sammA V ' fill, innumnif f . FIRST ROW tLeft to Rightj--Dick Benda, Ralph Hollister, Allan Lindley, Boyd Hughes, Floyd QQ BB Stacy, David M.cChesney. Clair Thomas, Art Blackmon, Herman Johansen, Corky Woods, Wilbur Metteer. Norleigh Alford, Paul Nordling, Ed Craytor, Bob Briscoe. Dale Erickson. SECOND ROW-Don Benson, John Lowe, Dale Hall, Jack Wilkinson. Cliff Rawlings. Carroll Rauch, Jim Todd, President: Paul Dieterle, Ray Meisenholder, Wendell King. Alvin Cedros, E. L. Welch, Rudv Littrell, Gerald Kirkpatrick, Kermit Chapman. John Vounq. Advisor. THIRD ROW- Fred Lohner, Wes Holdridge, Bill Garrett, Bob Hansen. Bob Mellott. Ken Blackmon. Gene Bender, Irvin Bingham, Bob Johnson. Don Barge, Hank Cedros, Chuck Edwards, Bruce Bridges, Roy Alexander, Bob McDonald. ABSENTEES-Joe Roberts, Bobo Clingman, Clair Thomas. COUNCIL- l Bobo Clingman, Wesley Holdridge, Art Blackmon, Jim Todd, Herman Johansen. a ter 'port men Yarsitx' is an lionorarv tlI'g2lI1l71lIlUl1 lor boys xvlio ltave earnccl tlieir senior lets ters in any ol' tlie seven major sports. l lie purpose ol tlie club is to ltcep ortlcr at scliool activities anal generally upliolcl tlie seliools reputation. 'I lie lctterinen liave been more active tliis year tlian in tlie previous years. Among tlieir activities were tlie sponsoring ol' tlic boxing anti wrestling meets, and a party sponsored jointly witli tlie Pep Club. lo earn letters, tlie boys are required to liave oncftliirtl of all the quarters in football and basketball, and one-third of tbe total innings in baseball. They must earn six points to qualify in track, and in boxing ancl wrestling tliey arc retluirctl to ligne nine rouncls ol! citlier sport. filter tlic lettcrs are earned comes tlie part llitlsl tlreatletl anal enjoyetl-initiation. 'lille junior varsity letter is axiartlecl to boys wlio have earnecl tlieii' letters in li team competition. Boys can earn junior letters in tlieir sport lor one year only. Alter that tliey must qualify lor tlie senior letter Varsity was uncler tlie guiclanee ol lim locltl, Presitlent: Vilesley lloltlritlge, Vicefl'resitlcnt: Art Blaclunon, Secretary hlqretisurerg Bobo Clingman and llernian t Johansen, Sergeants-atefirnisg Faculty Atl' visor was lolin Young. - Lf- -1 -f -ug IQ- as A Hxexfwsamawaasffwmneseeaawwwwmrsnwmfwew2Wwe2r W W-:Q , ,,, , , N ,, J' --K ml sawnwwmwwwwwamsxwmxm In 5 , x Q 2529 QC, Q37 We 2,-5 ff-1 43 44 ga 2331: IF 34 ae 7 at 31 ae ae 41 13 as 22 LEFT TO RIGHT, ROW ONE-Carroll Kirkpatrick, Dean Elliott, Jerry McGuire, Roy Freeman, Charles Hufstader, Leon Bender, Rudy Littrell. Whittie Williams, LeRoy Petersen, Bob King, Chuck Edwards, Marvin Farmer, Billy Hamilton, Lionel Anderson, Harold Parks. ROW TWO- Norleigh Alford, Bob Williams. Jimmy Cyphert, Jack Osborne, LeRoy Harris, Bob Nave, Arnold Belgum, Everett Alford. Max DeLamater, Carl Reynolds, Harry Deckert, Dale Hall, Ray Lorentz. ffm Fast QNMRW ., ,.w,,,. ..,, , al, K Q A me rf' 3.4, ali I .. 2 S Y ROW ONE-Warren Towlerton, John Lohr, Don Newsome, Gordon Riggins, Gale Reynolds, Sam Ehbert, Don Lyons, Billy Gillmore. ROW TWO--Rudy King, Coach, Phillip Hollister, Bill Har- rington, Bob Martin. Willie Daughtry. Harold Silke, Jerry Tomseth. ' V than ninety hmws turneci out let the season. iiiilteei iettermen returneci, one ol, whom. l limit feclms, mzicit V 5 h the iiig Six Lili-star team: another, Boho Ciingnuin maple the second team, anti QLl1ll'IL'l'i71lCii ,lim rlincim . . . . .. t . mini X the thi-ml teini. -l wins, 5 losses zincl 2 ties in the Big Six and il'l' A K I K Un our Statement oi' Prniit anti i-nss, the lnothuii team shows ll gain this vezir. Finishing the season with rlihe CU1lCiliI1g stall' wus heutieci iw lolm Young with Paul iolinstcin, Kernel Buhler, anti Ruth King as assistants. iialrcl wnrlting IULIIILISCIAS were Roi County Leagues, the Springiieltl Millers nmtie ll etecif itzihle showing ulter getting oil' to ti slow start. One oi the most eninriui amines wus the last nl the season with . . , 1 . . . R. ,. . 7 . Briscoe ami his zisslstzlnts, bd L,I'2lVi0l', C 2ll'iX'iL' Darin Salem when we tleleziteti the N iltinvs l- to 8. , . f f ' - . I , . anti iXiCiVll1 Lemon. Although ioothziil is plzwec. in min anti mud, more e?fif35i:xa. K a+ S .ff N- i L 1 uf bi S Si SAF' 1 f Maw . ww. ffvsw E Qsieqixg Q ,::e..::: ::,g,:. . A 2 gg, 2-- 55? X f y X , K X . 2--+R.. : ,. A 5 N A-if 1 'J .2 1 5 :QM all ,S .3 fm- Ls if X . .K .2 P M :Q gt f'!'wSH Q 5 V , . e, 3 -1 v ji FIRST ROW 1Left to Righty-Paul Nordling. Jim Todd, Don Barge, Irvin Bingham, Bobo Chng- man, Art Blackmori, Ralph Cline. SECOND ROW-Paul Johnston, Coach, Don Martinson, Man- ager, Kermit Chapman. Clair Thomas, Les Bergman, Corky Woods, Ed Craytor, Manager. XfX'hilt' nlal main raiin haiai his licytlan' Llllil aill haintis waiitctl un tlcclx lor Urcgons sunf shinc, ltaislwthzill caipttircti tht- rccrcaitionail spot lor plalycrs aintl lains aililtc. ilht' lvatns iicvcr lost inturust. Nigh: ailtci' night tlwy cannt- hticlx in owiuoatts ttntl haintlatnnais to it-ll thcir atppmvail ais Ctmaich Paitil Dlohnstcm, serving nut his iirst coinplctc scaison als hcaitl haisltcthaill t-tmcli. aincl his tcaini lat-pt their opponents on tht- run atncl tht- cmwcls on thc cclgc ul' their scatts. X'Vht-n tht- linail tailh' wats postctl tht- l9-lfm-47 Millar quintet haul won ai ttmtail ul 8 KQLIIHCS ainti lust: 16. ln District Six plan' they haitl inaiclc 6 wins aincl 8 losses. in Big Six cuinpctition they haul tmn 2 tintl lust 8. ,,... Kermit Chapman and Clair Thomas. Co- C1 ws. 2 Ui' tht- ton lcttcrincn, six graitluaitc this spring -f Bcrgtnain, Cilinginain, Vliotltl. Xlftmcitls, Norciling tinti il humans. liairgc. Binghatin, Clint' tintl Chaipinain atrc -ltininrs receiving lcttcrs. Soplioinorcs wht, stnx sonic aiction tinti show ticlinitc lnroinist' airt- cilllll'lCS litilistaitlciy Bob King aintl Dairwin Allison. Fl-RST ROW 1l.eft to Right?-Jim Cyphert. Chuck Hufstader, Darold Bolin, Bob Johnson, Wendy K1nc1..Roy Freeman, Ted Johnson. SECOND ROW-Kernal Rihler, Cnanh, Da,-win Allgggnl Pob King. Leon Bender, Richard Williams, Dean Elliott. Carlvle Darbv, Mananer, FIRST ROW QLeft to Rightl-Edgar Rose. Eldon Chase. Bah Paddock. Bob Williams, Carl Reynolds. SECOND ROW--lVIr. Tucker. Coach, Kermit Kivett, Eddie Robison. Ronald Spores. I5a1.'ketlJf1lI ' llii- Springliclcl ll sqiiiicl. cmmzicliccl lui' Iicrnzil I3LlIlIL'l', l1111l Ll vcrx SLICCCSSI-lll sczisoiw. Ilia' Mil' IL'l'llllICS 111111 I2 g11111cs LIIILI lust l in thc clistrift l'LlCL', uiiu' 111 Iiiigcm' lligli z111cI again to Uni- versity lliglm. I11 thc Big Six mu' they 0111110 1I11'i111gI1 lYlIIl .500 llYL'l'1lgC ln' losing 5 lllltl win ning W gnnics. 'I lic Suvcr I3 sc uucl almost Hullccl fIll'OLlUIl .- l I . - l . U1- xvi1I1 il .100 1lVCl'1lgC Ivy XVIINIIIIQL -I and losing lilw 8111101 I3 wliicli was cogicliccl Ivy C. IILICIQCI will lx- seeing Ll lot 1111110 uctioii ncxt scssion. D rrf-ll Fletcher Ronald Fink John Lohr. Gayle FIRST ROW lLeft to Righty-Billy Gillrnore, a , . . . , Peynolds Gordon Riqqins, Don Newsome. Kenny Erickson. SECOND 'W-Rudy King, F ll ton, Bill Harriv. , Harold Silke, Coach. Jerry Tomseth,'Danny Platz, Jim Fort, Earl u er A Sam Ebbert, Manager. VARSITY TRACK SQUAD FIRST ROW, FROM LEFT-Leslie Bergman, Gerald Kirkpatrick, Arthur Blackmon, Charles Edwards, Allan Lindley. SECOND ROW-Kernal Buhler, Coach, Bob Williams, Gordon Rig- gins, Jack Osborne, Bob Bounds. Vaderon McBee, Mr. J. C. Tucker. Coach. THIRD ROW- Darwin Allison, John Tomseth, Wayne Kenny, Roy Alexander. FOURTH ROW-Winston Rust, David Kennedy, David Cutsinger, Bob Johnson, Levine Gulsvig, Bob Cochran, Ray Prindel, Donnie Martinson, Manager. 1 -ami--.n- JUNIOR VARSITY TRACK SQUAD FIRST ROW-Bob Alexander. Manager: Irvin Barkelew, Melvin Lindley, Johnny Kitajchuk, Flon Spores, Dennis Johnson, John Lohr. SECOND ROW-Ron Pupke, Assistant Coach: Harold Silke, Bob Ewing, Phillip Hollister, Charles Cline, Don Benson, Bob King, Chuck Elliott, As- sistant Coach. THIRD ROW-Eddie Robison, Carroll Kirkpatrick, Cliff Haigler, Dale Hall. FOURTH ROW-Ken Blackmon, Assistant Coach, Don Lyons, E. L. Welch, Alden Beckett, LeRoy Peterson, Leon Bender, Jerry Tornseth, Marvin Farmer, Rudy Littrell, Dick Benda. As spring temperatures soared, the mercury registered fair and Izopefzii for the hoiders oi' the District Six track championship, and Coach Ker- naI Buhler predicted a good I9-I7 season for his team. Witii nine returning letter-men from Iast year's team and five from the eross eountry squad. the season promised to he a husy one with meets seheduIed with Coryaiiis, Cottage Grove, Aihany Relays, Hayward Relays, the valley meet sponsored hy Springiieid, the Rig Six at'I3end. and the district meet on May IO. The state meets were sIated Ivor Nay 16 and 17. Several junior meets were pianned aIso. 'I he most important of these was the Northwest Jun' ior AAU meet at Portianci. much willw when hc tm title Ill this Xllillitims, Lyons, lleelxett, lltwtl llrouglier. illlll Xlelvin Lincliley. i Cross country meets were held with Salem, xllluuiiv, Cotttive Grove, tmcl lellierson. l'Xt the , rw - state meet in Portltiml these men eupturecl sixth plalee. tmtl in the Valley meet helcl lit -lellierson they wtillaetl UXVZIF' with seeoml place lmmlrs. il he meet with ,lellierson zmtl Cottage Clmve XYCI1' LlCCiLlCCl Clllflllg lllk' lllllli IllllL' PL'l'lOLl lll lllill' llllll gkll1lCS, lllLlS Pl'ilYlQllI'lg lll0l'C Illl'lllS llllil CX' L'lIL'lNL'l1f litll' lllC liLll1S. FIRST ROW Don Lyons Nlelvln Lindley RECOND ROW-John Toms:-th. Allan Lindley. THIRD ROW Kernal Buhler Coach Bob Williams Charles Edwards. MISSlNG-Bob Mellott. - samsung M-mwmmtx mn lhc nlillcr hlituncn had a ycry suc cvcry hoy throwing all hc had hchintl cycry ccssliul scason this ycar tuclting away Iour punch against all compctition. A lot ol' the victorics unclcr thcir hclts and acltling ina' crcclit goes to Ray Scgalc, a Uniycrsitv ol tcrially to thc alhlctic liumls. Thcy dc- Oregon man who assistccl in thc coaching. licatcci Ciotlagc Croyc twicc anti Roschurg 'lihc squad was lcd hy the ycry capahlc iwicc hclorc walking away with all ol thc Carroll Rauch, who turnccl in his thircl anti honors in a lhrccsway hoxing incct with hcst ycar as thc outstanding hoxcr ol his lloschurg anci Klamath Falls at thc closc wcight in thc lcaguc. Prospccts lor ncxt ol' thc scason. ycaris lcani looli hrighr as only thrcc lightcrs 'lihc squad, unclcr thc tlircclion ol' .Iohn arc lost hy gracluation. Young, turnctl in a vcry linc rccorci with ' Q FIRST ROW-Bob Edmunds, Cliff Haigler, Wilbur Nletteer, Jack Hammond, Carroll Rauch. , Jack Wilkinson, Billy Garrett, Eddie Cooper, Boyd Hughes. SECOND ROW-Mr. John Young, Coach, Gerald lngwerson, Billy Gillmore, Don McCluskey. Derald Bowman, Mike Henry. Duane Nlartinson. Scott Stacy, Ray Segale, Assistant Coach. THIRD ROW-Melvin Lemon, Assistant , ,, Nlanager, Bob McDonald. Henry Cedros, Guy Peterson, Bob Martin, Alva Taylor, Russell Ross, 1 Olon Fisher. 3-' re 'tlinl foncli Youngs wrestling tctim turiiccl liortyksix iiicxpcriciicctl lmut willing in tlic most wclcomc surprise ol' tht- sports lioys ziiiswciul tlic t-ull lot' xx'rcstlt'rs. illit- ycair ln taking sccontl place in tlic stzitt' squtitl was luuilt iirountl tlic two rcluriiing iiigitclics. llicy plzlcccl two luoys on tlic list lcttcrmcn, Norlcigli illliorcl anal Dale lllill. ol' stgitc cliuiiips-llunlx Cctlros, wlio toolx imtl toolt part in livc tlucl niccts witli .Xl lit-in yiwiglit lionorsg tmcl Norlcigli rlllorcl, lxmy, Salem. llllil Ncwln:i'g wlit'i'c tlit- liois xxlio took tlic 152 pountl title. gaiinctl cxpci'iciiu- lor tlic lingil stgitu nicct at L tmliv. mei' A' S 9.4 FIRST ROW-Boyd Brougher Henry Cedros. Bruce Bridges. Barreau. Fred Huff, Phillip H ROW-Bob Briscoe. Manager, Morgan, Ralph Hollister. Dale slstant Manager. , Norleigli Alford, Everett Alford, Don Benson, Beuford Reed Dale Hall. SECOND ROW-Dick Jenkins. Jim Brouqher. Jenn ollister. Ray Barrett. Darrell Morton. Kenneth Bowl. THIRD John Voung, Coach, Bob Klingman. Johnnie Kitaichuk, Alvin Erickson, Dave McChesney, Harold Parks, Melvin Lemon, As- 7 . rlipril eyes which scanned the baseball calendar lor hlay saw at heavy schedule, a hard, hut promising season ahead lor the hoys that stir the dust out at the hall parla Baselxall is a sport that requires a lot ol' pracf tice and slyill helore it can he played prop' erly, and although its competitive emphasis is comparatively new at Springlield, Coach Young is steadily building the team un to where it has heeolne one oi' the leading sports ol' the year. A SQUAD The i9-i7 squad was to he chosen from the potential turn-out ol' some sixty players, eight of thein returning lettennen. Any player is eligihle for the Varsity squad, prof yiding he is eapahle oi' playing one ol' the nine positions. The Varsity plays in the Big Six and the Lane County League, and a third league which was introduced lor this season. il he latter, the .lunior League, con! sists ol' the junior high schools and the sophoinores and lireshrnen ol' the 'various schools in the Springfieldflfugene area. FIRST ROW, FROM LEFT-Cyphert, Elliott, Woods, King, Bingham, Barge, Cedros, Herring- ton, McChesney, Martin. Bolin. SECOND ROW-Ted Johnson, John Young, Coach, Briscoe, Ross, Clingman, Hufstader, Williams, Nave, Todd, Carl Reynolds, Chapman, Lowe, L. J. John- son, Nordling. I I I A, l B SQUAD FIRST ROW-Lorenz, Scott, Mattoon, Chase, McGuire, Paddock, Reed, Lantz, Meisenholder, Gayle Reynolds, Staton. SECOND ROW-Rudy King, Coach, Parks, Orr, Erickson, Lohner, Craytor, Nlartinson, Buss, Blackley, Baldwin, Ebbert, Gilmore. 'N . 1 4 N f x Q M- x EE iff? 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F -6.8 Ulianiiel: ul' Competition Ping Pong, vollcyliiill, lmslxctlxill, sollt lziill iiml lniiclmiiiton givc tlic girls gi cliaincu lllll' ll1!l'2lI1lLlI'ill competition Lluring noon liours. ilni' girl cnrollccl in Pliysiciil licluf cation is cligilmlc Llllll about l IO were LlCllYL' in imriimurzil competition tliis VCLll'. X cup is givcn lloi' tlic girl scoring ilu- most points during llic suzlson and point-- lll'C givcn loxxxiiil G..'X.gX. letters. 'llic gyni progralin is om' following ilu- iipprovccl suite coursc iiml girls orc i'cqiiii'cil to pass tlic stats pliysiciil cnluciition lost. ,IX lirsl glial coursu ol' six wcclis is given, Ill liours ol' physiology ol' cxcrcisc, tumliling. ugilistlicnics, aiml iiitiuiiiiiimls orc iiiclucli-il. lntmim1i'iil director is Miss Viola ilirccsli, wliilc Miss Dorollix' lloot is gilli lctic clircclor. TOP Fi'OW4Winners-fourth period volleyball team. Miss Viola Treesh-Director. Runners-up '-Junior division Pinq-pong. MIDDLE-Gvm class. Winners-advanced Piriq-pong. Winners- fifth period basketball team. LOWER-Runners-upvadvanced Ping-pong. Winners-junior division Pinci-Dona. Intramural vollevball. FIRST ROW-Norma Kloster. Jackie Cristensen. Bettv Dovle. Nadine Lee, Dorothy Hamlin, Rosie Uchytil, Leona Kohler, Betty Christian, Shirley Don- oho, Melba Swearingen, Joyce Bryson, Nada Gossler, Peggy Butler. SECOND ROW---Dorla Johnson, Juanita Crabtree, Mary Lea Walls, Nancy Kelm, Helen Skochenko, Beverly Wright, Leona Opager, Betty Whitworth, Betty Jo Hoyt, Dorothy Feqles, Carley Gillespie, Mrs. Loveless, Advisor. THIRD ROW- Lorraine Engel, Bebe Clingman, Jean Thomas, Jeanne Daniels, Nina Rob- inson, Edith Reynolds, Eleanora Loveless, Dorothy windheim, Beth Her- mach, Marilyn Bucklin, Lois Shaw, Virginia Bruner, Jean Eversole. Blue, White, Team, Fight l.ool4 at the hlue, the hlue, the hlue- Loolt at the white, the white, the whiteu. Yes, loolx at the thirty-seven hlue and white clad Pep Cluh girls as they are seen in the rooting section cheering the team on to victory. ilihe Pep Cluh, under the ahle leader- ship ol' hlrs. lnez Loveless, was organized to help promote pep, create hetter sports- manship, stimulate attendance at games, and to raise the citizenship standard ol' the school. hlemhership is limited to the upper- classmen who have attended Springlield Union lligh School lor at least one year. Letters are given to the girls hy the Student Body. ilihe Pep Cluh sponsors athletic assem- hlies throughout the year, decorates and presents the annual screwhall party, per- forms intricate drills at games, and par- ticipates in the annual hlay Day Festivities. Comhined with a hirthday party in honor serves at loothall and haslaethall hanquets ol' hlrs. Loveless, the Pep Cluh entertained the last years members at an evening clin- ner. 1 A newly introduced tradition is a larc- well hantiuet provided hy the junior mem- hers ol' the eluh honoring the graduating memhers and welcoming the newly elected girls. 'lihe ollicers lor the year were: Presi- dent, Lorraine Engelg Vice-President, llehe Clingmanz Secretary, luanita Crahtrec: ilircasurer, Dorothy Feglesg Custodian, Dorla lohnson. ' A E ' 'B ' V ' . D' l S ,ga-an FIRST ROW--Carolyn Lowell, Eunice Gust, Jeanne Daniels. Lois Shaw. Miss Dorothv Root, ROW-Kathleen Harris, Donna Anderberg, Bernice Chase, Patsy Martin. Loretta Gielish, Joanne Lowell, Ruby Page. Carlin Beagle. Ruth Lewallen. Betty Dickens. THIRD ROW-Evelyn Spears. Joyce Sunderland, Melba Swearingen. Janet Barker. Mattie Lou Harwell. Ellen Moyer, Irene Bible, Marylon Smiley, Dorla Johnson. Doris Eddings, Dorothy Deckert. Advisor: Angeline Kitajchuk, Betty Whitworth, Betty Christian. Bonnie Nicholas. SECOND LQUQPIHQII1' Auxiliar, BELOW RIGHT-Tumbling Team. ii iw minutes limi mcmorics oi' tilc Girls' siiip is not iiinilcci lu amy ccrtziin nuiniwcr. Amlilt-tif .'Xssociution siioxx' lilill tiic most iiic i.CIIL'l'IllL'Il'S guixiiiiiry wus ical liiis oulsuiiiciing cvunt ol' tiiis sciiooi your wus il your in' ilivsiaiciit Siiiricy Donoiiog Yin-7 winlci' siti trip, init gi composilc list would ijitsiciciit .Xiigciino Kita1.iciiLlit1 Scci'cIni'y inciucic montiiiy cvcnts sucii Lis riding Lois Siizixxt il'L'llSLll'Cl' BCIlB'Ciill'lSIl1lll1illlli pzirtics, sitziting pglrtics, and swimining scs' Social Promotci' Miiryion Smiiuy. .Xlisf sions. Bccziiisc tiic purpose oi' thc orgimi' Doroliiy Hoot was 1XLiYlSlll'. lution is to lnroniotc girisi sports, incininvr- 64 v ' 7 Xrgfffl 6 3 '3 .5 1 . ,f so I v- x' TT W 11 . X. ' oooaoo X 90000 - 5 ooo ooooa ' f-f' we A A C9211 . -1- 5 ssrzxrodf x I. ,Q 1, fr gK,f,cff 'Ch. 2 ww sb-iiwii is me-wr TL OS, mg gym., gf. 'me Gapikal. 4: 'Stock of 0 4L Qssouika 'E-vZ51A0fWJW'0A'K 4? U H115 Qjewwik 365 of Sq9'EN'Q,0'v T, qgw. 19Ac, x 3 . - '-, U4 JW' 4 N conf' I I7 4 ' ' A - 0 we 5-N 1 L 4 L wxsl x JZ' 'i QQ If X . 17,5 I0 Q 2 5,1 M ff lnfmlmmm, :lmnmnamg S Ks ,S it Srsliw it A SEATED-Kathvrn Avsta. Sally Barnes. STANDING-Don Rickey. Jacque Good, Vivian Aune, Ronnie Fink. AT RIGHT- Mrs. Morrison, Advisor. Freshman initiation is one of the big events of the Senior and Freshman years, for it is then that the Freshmen really become 21 part of the school. This year the Freshmen underwent much tor- ment, but apparently enjoyed the memory of green mush, ap- ples Hoating in ink blue water, and onions as much as the Sen- iors. y Fre hmen Strange but sturdy walls, strange yet friendly halls met the class of '50 as it reg- istered its certificate of membership in SUHS on a warm September day. After nine months, to this class led by Ronnie Fink, President: Sally Barnes, Vice-Presi- dent: lacque Good, Secretary, Kathyrn Aysta, Treasurerg Viviun Aune and Don Ricky, Social Promoters, and Mrs. Flor- ence Morrison, Advisor goes the assurance that these walls and these halls can never be strange to you again, for you are a part of their friendliness. l 67 K' T Kang FIRST ROW lLeft to Righty-Lorane Gerlach. Shirley Wilsey. Robert Phillips. Verda Leonard. Warren Towlerton, Mary Lou Butler, Bob Alexander, Jeralrline Fox. SECOND ROW-Shirley Kraal. Bernard Snlonskowski. Emilv Johnson, Vernon Hansen, lla Haley. Jerry Williams, Loretta Fanninq. Jimmy Brougher. THIRD ROW -Douglas Leavitt, Barbara Brabham, Gordon Riggins, Phyllis Van Schoonhoven. Philip Hollister. Darlene Gerlach. Orrin Perry. Carol Barge, Guy Peterson. FIRST ROW LLeft to Right!-Cecil Sanders. Elaine Engel, Bob Bliss. Dorothy Strivle. Don Ricky. Colleen Clark, Hubert Peeplcs. Anna Black, Sally Barnes. SECOND ROW-Leota Bristow, Dick Jenkins. Kathryn Avsta. Dan Duval. Charlene Cooper, Dan Lueck. Shirley Belsey, Robert Newman. THIRD ROW-Ledris Schultz, Fred Hawkins, Suzanne Brookhart. Jerrv Gill. Betty Farrler, Ellis Smith. Dolly Ware. Ralph Cooper. :End msn Q is 541, fam. if FIRST ROV!--Patty Ebbert. Jerry Ohlsen. Betty Fowser. Boyd Brougher, Shirley Bonney, Billy Gillmore, Sylvia Groth, Gail Roebuck. Margaret Fischer. SECOND ROW-Ruth Hall, Darrel Bowman, Kathryn Bauah. Leon Schultz. Mary Lou Willits, Darrell Fletcher, Helen Carey, Melvin Lemmon, Mary Welch. THIRD ROW-Dick Bornernan, Betty Brown. Ronald York. Arlene Wells, Jack Eich. Bonnie Scott, Bernard Collins. FIRST ROW tLeft to Righty-Ronald Myers. Dorothy Fried. Geiald Ingwerson. Betty Jo Lewallen. Scotty Stacy. Kathleen Fdmunds. George Davis. SECOND ROW-Duane Martinson, Pat Parment er. Clinton Lajole. Vivian Aune. Harold Manning. Joan Puderbaugh, Jerome Nissen. THIRD ROW-Joan Hill, John McCulloch. Barbara Ryum, Jack Hammond. Loretta Tubbs, Earl Fullerton, Jeanne Patrick. Donald Lvon. mf XI FIRST ROW lLeft to Riqhtl-Dale Overton, Donna Brenden, Stanlev Brown. Louise Imhack. Joe Voakimi, Evelvn Kinnev. Gerald Woods. Halcyon Bowman. Walter Dean. SECOND ROW-Louise Jones. James Janecek. Pat Baumann. Bill Bell, Betty Pittman. Nor- man Van Cleve, Darlene Phibbs, Herh Kinq, Dorothy Schick. THIRD ROWfJoanne Littrell. Dennis Johnson. Bonnie Knighten. Billy Reeves. Jeanette Maupin. Willard Raniey. Artie Henage. of wr ir K? FIRSST ROW lLeft to Righty-Shirley Olson. Felton Harbin. Catherine Califf, Johnny Zvback. Evelyn Spears. Mike Henry. Vivian Gorthy, Bvron Harrinqton. Beverly Allen. SECOND ROW-Clyde Meyer, Lois Mott, Gayle Reynolds, Janet Barker. Jerry Tomseth. Jacque Good. Bob Martin. Lois Scott. THIRD ROW-Bill Harrington. Geraldine Butcher. Harold Silke. Kharvina Bates. Jeremy Tit- comb, Irene Lewman. Dannv Platz. Barbara Miller. vi 4- i i FIRST ROW QLeft to Righty--Dave Handsaker, Larry Farrier, Kenny Boyd, Edward Lohner, Lavonne Denker, Mildred Osborne, Olon Fisher, Ronnie Fink. SECOND ROW-Robert Smith, Marjorie Ford, Georgene Foster, Vera Butts, Shirley Steele, Alice Carrothers Delores Youman, Janice Warner. THIRD ROW-Richard Sundahl. John Gamble, Louise Adams. Jim Fort, Barbara Bault. Dori Newsome, Elaine McGiIlvrey, Bob Klirigman. is FIRST ROW 4Left to Rightj-Paul Cunningham Daisy Mae Bible Kenny Vroman Evelyn Taylor LeRo Huff Bett G t K - -. 1 I Y I Y 3 95, en- neth Hansen, Norma Cole. Raymond Garboden. SECOND ROW--Phyllis Sabin, Johnny Kitajchuk, Ardith Scroggins, Wayne Black- ey, Irene Morgan, Stanley Coning. Nancie Steinmetz. John Lohr. THIRD ROW-Mildred Timmerman, Sam Ebbert, Wilda Stratton. Cliff Schluckebier, Connie Elliott. Kenny Erickson, April Reed, Fred Wheeler. llit- space lucimx' looks bare and plain, ,lust iulw gi clglssinutc sign his name. 70 Xkhx My 7' . QQ , , - , l i 5 R t Yr Q 5 XXV .F'w.,. Vk L 5 1 r ,Wg 3, iii .f Nw ---wvww-w Nxt. LEFT-Chuck Hufstader, President. RIGHT-Mrs. Stella Young. Advisor. SEATED--Matty Lou Harwell, Mary Grace Mattoon. STANDING-Darwin Allison, Ted Johnson, ophomoret Much ol' the elever talent and spirited enthusiasm ol' our sehool helongs to the seeond largest elass-the Sophomores. N'Vith speeial ability in the field ol' en- tertainment, the Class planned and pre- sented during the year a Girls, League tal- ent show, the famous Kilroy lall which pro- vided carnival fun that was slightly on the riotous side, the Valentines Day assembly. and the Merry Nlaids prize winning skit out of Mother Goose Land. gleeumulation ol' those all important junior Prom liunds hegins in the lireshinan and Sophomore years, and with the idea ol huilding a reserve, the Sophomores sold football and haslxethall programs eomplete with squad uietures. Charles lllufstader, varsity basketball player, was President of the class: Darwin Allison served as Vice-Presidentg Matty Lou Harwell, Secretary-Treasurerg Mary Grace Mattoon and Ted lohnson, Social Pro-- moters: and Mrs. Stella Young. Advisor. FIRST ROW lLeft to Righty-Alice Ernerv, Willard Kennedy. Patsy Mayfield, Bob Boyd. Wilda Fanninq. Raymond Barrett, Patsy Martin. Jimmy Veden, Delores Fisher. SECOND ROW-Curtis Warden, Ruth Copeland. Carl Nauoht, Colleen Crist, Paul Johnson, Lillian Black, Buster Briggs, Betty Petersen. Richard McDonald THIRD ROW-Phyllis Chase. Carroll Kirkpatrick. Donna Bryan Alan Waterman. Betty Reynolds. Richard Walker. Lois Johnson, Merle Fountain. FIRST ROW ll.e't to Righty-Marilyn Mabe, Ron Spores, Shirley Hildebrand, Irvin Maddux, Joanne Rossiter, Jim Cyphert, Diana Nlor- rison, Darrel Nicholas. SECOND ROW-Patsy Matsler, Billy Jensen, Ginger Daniels. Darwin Allison, Dorothy Lindley. Harry Deck- ert, Marcella Sassman. Garth McGuire, Rita Hively. THIRD ROW-Peggy Gillmore, Louis McDonald. Martha Haley. Leon Bender. Winona Cristler. Richard Williams. Betty Mclntyre, Robert King. 5gp,g,-tsl. FIRST ROW i-el't to Righty-Harlan Wiese, Maryline Krush, Duke Chamberlain. Raymond Nelson. Mildred l-lodcies, Bert Schlucke- bier. Eddie Coaper, Dorothy Erickson. Darrell Morton. SECOND ROW-Jim Blomquist. Lee Sears. Elizabeth Bradford. Ray Richard- son, Helen Pulerbaugh. Eldon Chase, Frankie Calloway. Jerry McGuire,Everett Alford. Charles Cline. THIRD ROW-Dick Buss. Jessie Shoush. Jack Stratton. Cleta Anderson. Aubrey Campbell. Mary Kay Dorris. Charles Hufstader. Jane Conger. Bobby Burkhalter. w ' C Y X fi i n it Q . .. ' FIRST ROW 4Left to Rightj--Robert Barber. Nlarilvnne Robinso 1, Jimmy Cox, Virginia l-lai.gen, Vinona Haugen. Bob Williams, B tt Smith. Nvalter Lauderdale. SECOND ROW-Melvin Lindlef, Jackileen Fox, Arnold Belgum. Eleanor Vroman. Wallace Thrash, ' - h k Edwards. Vivian Rowland. Hugh Morris, Gloria Tharp. 9 Y Doris ill All n Kraal. Jackie Stolle. THIRD ROW Jean Allen. C uc M s. e Calvin Johnson, Marylon Smiley. Vergil Sanders. 3' Q 'Il El anoi Foster Wes Marks Mildred FIRST ROW 4Left to Righty-Mary Grace Mattoon, Ronald Fisher. Joy Richey, Roy Stoqsdi , e ' . . Bivens. Charles Wullbrandt. Carol Bromley. SECOND ROW-Margaret Smith, Bob Billinqs. Ozella Rawlinns. Don Benson. Betty Nlartensen. Dale Hall. Jean Pearson, Glenn Meloy. THIRD ROW-- Lyla Kitselman. Darold Bolin, Pat Blatchley. Ray Moore. Roberta Chase. Dale Martineau. Rubv Pomeroy, Burl Nadeau. Qld Se 9, FIRST ROW iLeft to Rightl-Dixie Lewis, Carlyle Darby. Edna Kinney, Don McCluskey, Zelnia Edmunds. lrvin Barkelew, Kathleen Q COND ROW Carl Revnolds Ann Moore. Billy Farmer, Janis Ruby. Kermit Kivett, Joy Nordling, Law- J Carter. Beuford Reed. Harris, Norman Wilson. .E - , . rence King. Betty Barber. Maynard Parker. THIRD ROW-Bob Paddock. Dorla Bates. Ray Freeman. oan Mona Taylor. Lionel Anderson, Virginia Thompson. I i i i FIRST ROW CLeft to Rightj-Lulu Simmons, Wes Orahood, Virginia Keyes, Cecil Saxon. Dorothy Nell Nixon, Alfred Hodgin, Eileen Bybee, Richard Haddox. Ophelia Nave. SECOND ROW-John Janecek. Florence Schrode, Bob Mathews. Mattie Lou Harwell. LeRoy Harris. Mary Younnblood. Wayne Hansen, Barbara Wiltse. THIRD ROW-Peggy lVlcCutcheon, Bob Nave. Jennie Gould, Richard Adamson, Melba Bender, John Richardson. Marilyn Ward, Clifford Haigler. FIRST ROW lLeft to Righty-Sue Abarr, Wayne Willits, Eleanor Hansen. Carl Hoskin, Betty Pierce, John Collingwood, Carolyn Lowell. Harold Park. Barbara Rose. SECOND ROW-Joanne Oakes, Edgar Rose, Louise Lawson, Kenneth Gardner, Roberta Fountain, Dick Coghill, Phyllis Herde, Ronald Coleman. THIRD ROW-Winona Gibson, Robert Waldrip, Marie Coughran, Harlan Henry, Helen Erickson, Ted Johnson, Mary Prociw, Glenn Stafford. 'liliis is for some 1lLlI0g1'k1PllS, In lvuturc vcars to give vou laughs. 74 Y 011101 lilklli hcing ll Scnirir, nothing can co11111a11'c with tht- mic of ll 'lLlDilDl'. in tht- citiss coilcctivcly cnincs tht- oppmttixiitv tn linstci' Ll class pltn'-this vctir it was the inysp lL'l't', U1'11111soi' Dcutlign 1111-imppiii-11111111 to Stl tht- props for the most smith' 1'c11n1111tic If?L'ITNZl'lL'5 ui the yczlr, thu h11'1n11i AI11111111' ijllllll xx'ht'1'c Seniors LlI'L' lioiicmiui iintl Ilunr it7!'S 111't' tiiui hut prmiti lwsrs. In tht' i1111i111's as iliciivithlzlis tht- tcm' hrings tht- first INL'1Ili7Cl'Si1iP i11 thu P011 uniorf Cihihg it s11ppo1'ts first chzincc nt tht- stuticnt itnth' cicctioiis, and it l1lll'ILlI'L'S 111111 ull illl' portant USCl1iUl' wining up Iiccling ol' scf cu 1'i ty. lhc class ol 48 111 1I11s ytxn' ni -if 11' liCI'l'CLi its hiv tlccisioiis to 1X1't l3l11cL111o11, 15 l'1'Csitic11t: XVinston Rust. XiiL'C'Pl'L'SiiiL'l1ll Slmlt-v Dotiuiin, SQc1'cti11'x'g Ninn Rohiiwsmi, l1'c11sL11'c1': Ralph C'li11ci1111ti Bctty Chris- ti11n, Social Pl'Oll10tL'1'SQ tinti Mrs. XYc1'tl1111 Xvtilff, fXth'ist11'. LEFT-Art Blackman, President. RIGHT-Mrs. Werdna Wyatt, Advisor. CENTER-FIRST Y FXN-Betty Christian, Nina Robinson. Shirley Donoho. SECOND ROW-Winston Rust, Ralph Cline. 1' 75 ,xx TY! Nov W 'R 'SUV' QW 10 - Q , K 'Q it fm, Q r K .,-h x ,gg NL igigiqi. 2+ 5 in F' dx Q 'S' 'lg as if 'L f N-wk H? X X-vw -'X aids ,Q-n, Q-dl vw Q w 'QI' 'QQ 115 .. I 1 A V fi W ls 'fn , FX - -wax 5 ie-Q sn-'Mi' 2 Vi 35- xg 3? sw-i l? F' . -A A if 'Q -Ui. 'I' ssooxojie SN GVNVOAY 5 C3359 vw S9066 X K ma x vlfvfma R111 NE V XXX!! 1 Xmxm ' mm - . mm - fm Q31 mm W KW 1 kms w N11 ll 'X jiwu A 0 9 ,S 'WG' CO' xx.. 'fb-if X X M.. . H- ' ' xt. , . K .xx K gn, 1 ' X N111 fr' QQQXQ, D f , ww M111 ,, '34 ,4.5 ?Mf,1Q,ffi-, . 9 ' f Q+..QQ'a,Q3,.,.1'v ffx 6' z,c,ako'x0b 6 sf x . , YN awe do Jgo-S90 N-db . 'P' 59 wigs? YW' ' , N Q ef ' eaMs.:vNs5uz ::n9nzwrm1:uv.e 'z :ragga-evmmrf 4.,.. l ,....-Q-4-' e x AT LEFT-Mrs. Adams. Advisor. AT RIGHT-Bobo Clingman, President. CENTER-FIRST ROW-Dorothy Hamlin, Behe Clinqman. Eunice Gust. SECOND ROW-Dau! Nordling. Ken Blackmon. enior is we look haclx upon these memorable years, we recall the year 1943, when the class entered as green, hut eager Freshmen. The class was led hy Virgie Vvood, Presi- dent that year, and Lorraine Engel rep- resented the class at the carnival. Rosie Uchytil was crowned Victory Valentine as a result ol' the class having sold the most war bonds and stamps. Their second year in SUHS saw them hecoming more and more active with Ken- neth lohnson as President. 'At the carnival that year, Carley Gillespie was Sophomore princess. The highlight of their Iunior year was the Junior-Senior Prom, for which the es' tahlishcd theme was 'Stairway to the Stars. Class President was Bobo Clingman, and carnival princess was Juanita Crabtree. The success of the 1946 carnival VVitches' Festival was due in large part to the management ol' Kennith lilacltmon. The Seniors saw their representative, ,lean Eversole. crowned Queen hlillcrette VI. Among the important events of the spring were the Senior play 'lYou Canit Take It VVith Youm and the Senior picnic held on a Sunday in May. This class was the lirst to decide to have a May king as well as a queen. The stu- dent hody voted and chose a laing, a queen, a princess royal, a crown prince, and ten attendants, all members of the Senior class. Lorraine Engel and Bobo Clingman were the honored pair. With the motto Tonight VVC Sail, Wliere Do We Anchorf, the class of '47 leaves port. 84 KENNETH BUCKEM MARILYN BUCKLIN HAZEL BUECHNER WELTON BURNUM ROY ALEXANDER DONNA ANDERBERG JEAN BARREAU BOB BELL GENE BENDER LESLIE BERGMAN VIOLET BERKNER ROBERT BEYERLIN KENNITH BLACKMON AUDREY BLONIQUIST BOBBY BOUNDS EDWINA CLINGMAN OTIS CLINGMAN GEANIE COOPER JUANITA CRABTREE JACQUELINE CRISTENSEN DAVID CUTSINGER JEANNE DANIELS DOROTHY DECKERT BERNICE CHASE HILBERT CHASE 'VIILTON CHASE BILL BURKLEY PEGGY BUTLER REECE BUZARD HENRY CEDROS LOVA DENKER MARY DENNY PAUL DIETERLE KENNETH DOGGETT BETTY DOYLE LORRAINE ENG-EL DALE ERICKSON JEAN EVERSOLE DOROTHY FEGLES JEAN FELTON MARGARET FOX JOANN FRASER DOROTHY FREDERICKS ROBERT FROST GERALD GARBODEN BILL GARRETT LORETTA GIELISH CARLEY GILLESPIE JEANNINE GOSSLER EUNICE GUST NORMAN HALL DOROTHY HAMLIN ROBERT HANSEN HELEN HANSEN DORIS HANSON DOROTHY HENSEN WESLEY HOLDRIDGE RALPH HOLLISTER HERMAN JOHANSEN DORLA JOHNSON MILDRED LAWSON DEAN LEAVITT RUTH LEWALLEN ALLAN LINDLEY NORNIA KLOSTER DONALD KOHLER MABLE LARSEN L. J. JOHNSON MARILYN JOHNSON ANDY JOURNEY DAVID KENNEDY DONALD KENNEDY WAYNE KENNY GERALD KIRKPATRICK ROBERT KITSELMAN JAMES MCCLUSKEY WAYNE NICCROSSIN ROBERT MCDONALD DAVID MARKS ROBERT MELLOTT BETTY MORRIS ARLETTE MORRISON EVELYN MUNDELL BARBARA MCBEE VADERON MCBEE DAVID NICCHESNEY VELMA LINDSAY ELEANORA LOVELESS JOHN LOWE JOANNE LOWEl.L 9 BONNIE NICHOLAS LADELL NEIMAN PAUL NORDLING CONNIE OHLSEN MATHILDA ORAHOOD RUBY PAGE BILLY PEARSON JOANNE PETERS SHIRLEY PHIBBS LAVELLE POWERS VERNA PUTNAM CARROLL RAUCH CLIFFORD RAWLINGS EDITH REYNOLDS IRENE RITTENBACH JOE ROBERTS DONALD ROEBUCK BETH SAGER LAVERNE SCHULTZ LOIS SHAW JOANNE SILLIMAN HELEN SKOCHENKO HENRY SMITH MARIAN SMIT H FLOYD STACY LEONARD STATON MARY JANE SUTTON BARBARA TAYLOR DONALD THIENES JEAN THOMAS 'lf' ALDEN WRIGHT TOMMY WURM KATHERINE THOMPSON MARY THOMPSON JAMES TODD ROSIE UCHYTIL DARLEEN VANICEK MARY LEA WALLS CHARLES WELLER BETTY WHITWORTH JACK WILKINSON DONALD WOODS SENIORS NOT PICTURED: MARTHA CALIFF THOMAS CUNNINGHAM CLAIR THOMAS enior Employee Qualification ROY ALEXANDER-Roosevelt Junior High 25 track 2, 3, 45 Varsity S 3, 4. DONNA ANDERBERG-University High 4. G.A.A. 45 Y-Teens 45 Honor Society 45 Palet- teers Secretary 4. JEAN BARREAU-wrestling 45 Thespian 4. BOB BELL-Gun Club 451 Rifle Club 45 chorus 45 st nior play. GENE BENDER-basketball l, 2, 35 football l, 2. 3, 45 track 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity'.S 3, 45 camera crew 45 chorus 45 band 1. LESLIE BERGMAN-Junction City 45 basketball 45 track 45 senior play5 lVlay Court 4. VIOLET BERKNER-Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 chorus 2, 3, 45 Christmas Carol 45 camp chairman Y- Teens. KENNITH BLACKMON-Mohawk 25 basketball 2, 35 track 35 Varsity S 2, 3, 45 baseball 2, 35 wrestling 35 Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Y President 45 Christmas Carol 45 carnival chairman 45 intra- mural manager 45 Senior Social Promoter 45 May Court 4. AUDREY BLOMQUIST-Y-Teens 3, 45 F.H.A. 3, 45 Honor Society 3,45 Honor Society Vice- President 45 Honor Society President 4. BOB ROUNDS-basketball 2, 35 track 2, 45 WI6St- ling 45 Varsity S 45 Honor Society 4. MARILYN BUCKLIN-Boistford, Washington, 3: Pep Club 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 yell leader 3, 45 Junior Social Promoter 35 music chairman for Y -Teens 45 Thespian 45 Honor Society 45 May Court 4. HAZEL BUECHNER-Cottage Grove 45 G.A.A. 45 F.H.A. 4. WILLIAM BURKLEY-Lewis and Clark High School, Spokane5 Veterans School, Spokane. WELTON BURNUM-track 1, 2, 3, 4,5 Boys' Al- liance Council 45 camera crew 1, 2, 3, 45 chorus 45 Christmas Carol 45 projection crew chief 3, 4. PEGGY BUTLER-Pep Club 45 Y-Teens 1, Usher- ettes 3, 45 May Court 4. REECE BUZARD-McKenzie High 45 band 45 student body lay 45 Thespian 45 Vice-Pres- ident Pep Band, 45 senior play 45 May Court 4. MARTHA CALIFF-Eugene High 45 Y-Teens 45 intramurals 4. HENRY CEDROS-football 1, 2, 3, 45 track 25 ' baseball 35 wrestling 3, 45 Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Boys' Alliance Council 35 chorus 45 Varsity S President 35 May Court 4. BERNICE CHASE-Pep Club 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 45 Girls' League Council 25 Prom com- mittee 35 chorus 3, 45 band l, 25 junior class play 35 student body play 45 Thespian 45 sen- ior play. HILBERT CHASE-basketball 25 baseball 3, 45 Gun Club 45 Rifle Club 45 stage manager 4. MILTON CHASE-basketball 25 Gun Club 4. BEBE CLINGMAN-Pep Club 3, 45 Y-Teens 1. 2, 3, 45 Prom committee 35 yell leader 3, 45 junior class play 35 class Secretary 25 class So- cial Promoter 45 Sentinel staff 45 Thespian 45 senior play 45 May Court 4. OTIS CLINGMAN-basketball l, 2, 3, 45 football 1,5 2, 3, 45 track I5 baseball 2, 3, 45 tennis 1: Varsity S 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity S Secretary 2: Varsity S Sergeant at arms 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Y Social Promoter 45 Junior class President5 Sen- ior class President5 May Court 4. JUANITA CRABTREE-Pep Club 3, 45 Y-Teens 45 carnival princess 35 Girls' League Council 3: chorus 45 Pep Club Secretary 45 annual staff 45 Merry Maids 2, 35 May Court 4. JACKIE CHRISTENSEN-Pep Club 45 Y-Teens 1, 2. GEANIE COOPER-Y-Teens l, 25 Usherettes 3, 4: beginners band 4. THOMAS CUNNINGHAM-Prospect 45 Eugene Vocational School. DAVE CUTSINGER-track 2, 3, 45 football 45 'chorus 4. JEANNE DANIELS-Pep Club 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 4: Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 45 Girls' League Council 4. band 1, 2, 35 annual staff 35 Merry Maids 2, 3. DOROTHY DECKERT-Spanish Club 3: G.A.A. 45 chorus 35 Christmas Carol 4. LOVA DENKER-chorus 1, band 3, 4. MARY DENNY-Pleasant Hill 35 Y-Teens 3, 45 chorus 3. PAUL DIETERLE-Chanuts, Kansas 45 football 45 Varsity S 4. KENNETH DOGGETT-basketball 25 camera crew 2, 3, 4. BETTY DOYLE-Franklin High, Portland 35 Pep Club 45 Y-Teens 45 chorus 3, 45 Teen Canteen Council 3, 45 annual staff 45 Sentinel staff 4. LORRAINE ENGEL-Pep Club 3, 45 Pep Club President 45 carnival princess 15 Girls' League Council 35 Prom committee 35 chorus 2, 3, 45 student body play 35 ASB Treasurer 45 Thes- pian 45 senior play 45 May Queen 45 Honor Society 4. DALE ERICKSON-basketball 2, 35 track I, 35 football 1, 3, 45 baseball 1, 35 cross country l, 35 wrestling 3, 45 Varsity S 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Junior Social Promoter5 Prom committee 3. JEAN EVERSOLE-Pep Club 45 Y-Teens I, 2, 3, 45 Carnival Queen 45 Prom committee 35 Stu- dent Store Manager 45 yell leader 3, 45 class oflicer l5 junior plav5 senior play5 student bodv play 15 Christmas Carol 35 Thespian 45 carni- val stage and coronation 35 ASB Secretarv 45 May Day Manager 4. ' DOROTHY FEGLES-Pep Club 3, 45 Merry Maids 2, 35 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Pep Club officer 45 annual staff 4. JEAN FELTON-McCormick, Wyoming 25 girls' intramurals 25 Y-Teens 2, 35 Honor Society 45 Christmas Carol 35 Y-Teen officer 4. MARGARET FOX-F.H.A. 4. IOANN FRASER-Aberdeen, Washington 35 in- tramurals 35 Y-Teens 45 F.H.A. 45 chorus 3, 4. DOROTHY FREDERICKS-Usherettes 3, 45 band 1, 2, 35 F.H.A. 45 Christmas Carol 45 intra- murals 4. ROBERT FROST-Rifle Club 45 Science Club 35 Flying Club Officer 4. GERALD GARBODEN-chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. BILL GARRETT-boxing 25 Varsity S 2, 3, 45 chorus 3. LORETTA GIELISH-G.A.A. 45 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 45 band 1, 2, 3, 45 orchestra 4. CARLEY GILLESPIE-Pep Club 3, 45 Usherettes 45 Carnival Princess 25 annual staff 45 Sen- tinel staff 4. JEANNINE COSSLER-Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 chorus 2, 3, 45 conference chairman for Y-Teens 4. EUNICE GUST-University High 35 Spanish Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 45 Y-Teens 3, 45 Usherettes 3, 45 Usherettes Vice-President 45 student body play 3, 45 Spanish Club Vice-President 45 Thespian 45 class Secretary 3, 45 senior play. NORMAN HALL-annual staff 35 junior play: senior play5 Christmas Carol 45 Thespian 4. DOROTHY HAMLIN-St. Marys 35 Pep Club 45 chorus 35 junior play5 Senior Treasurer 45 Thes- pian 4. BOB HANSEN-football 1, 3, 45 track 2, 45 Varsity S 3, 45 Ski Club 35 chorus 45 wrestling 3. DORIS HANSON-Library Club 15 Honor So- ciety 4. HELEN HANSEN-Honor Society 4. DOROTHY HENSEN-F.H.A. 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Compass Club 4. WESLEY HOLDRIDGE-basketball 1, 25 football 1, 2, 35 track 1, 25 Varsity- S 3, 45 Varsity S . Vice-President 45 tumbling 3, 4. RALPH HOLLISTER-basketball manager 15 foot- ball manager 2, 35 cross country 2, 35 track 1, 2, 35 wrestling 45 Varsity S 2, 3, 4. I-IERMAN IOHANSEN-basketball 35 football 2, 3, 45 track 2, 35 Varsity S 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 4. DORLA JOHNSON-Pep Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 45 Y-Teens 45 chorus 2, 45 Spanish Club Secretary 35 Pep Club Custodian 45 tumbling 3, 4. L. JOHNSON-baseball 2, 3, 4. MARILYN JOHNSON-Inglewood, California 4. ANDY JOURNEY-Eugene High 35 baseball 45 Spanish Club 35 Christmas Carol 45 intra- murals 3, 4. DAVE KENNEDY-cross country 3, 45 track 3, 4. DON KENNEDY-chorus 45 student body play 45 Thespian 45 senior play5 Christmas Caro 45 Sentinel staff 4. WAYNE KENNY-Glendale High, California 4. ROBERT KITSELMAN-football 2, 3, 45 wrest- ling 3, 45 Varsity S 45 junior play5 senior play5 student body play 45 Thespian 4. GERALD KIRKPATRICK-football 2, 3, 45 track l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity S 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 cross country 35 Ski Club 3. ' NORMA KLOSTER-Pep Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 15 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 25 Honor Society 45 Girls' League Council 45 Y- Teens Vice-President 25 annual staff 35 Span- ish Club President 35 F.H.A. Treasurer 2. DONALD KOHLER-Honor Socieg' 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Honor Society Presi ent 4. IVIABLE LARSON-Litchfield, Nebraska 35 chorus 4. MILDRED LAWSON-Union High School, Wash ington 45 Y-Teens 4. DEAN LEAVITT-Lowell 45 band 4. RUTH LEWALLEN-G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 4 ALLAN LINDLEY-basketball 1, 2, 35 cross coun- try 2, 3, 45 track 1, 2, 3, 45 Rifle Club 45 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Alliance Council 35 chorus 45 Hi-Y Secretary 25 Hi-Y President 35 Teen Can- teen Council 45 annual staff 45 Sentinel Staff 4. VELMA LINDSAY-chorus 2, 3, 4. ELEANORA LOVELESS-Pep Club 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 25 Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 chorus 3, 45 student body play 3, 45 Y-Teen President 25 Editor of Sentinel 45 annual staff 35 Thespian 45 senior play. JOHN LOWE-football 3, 45 baseball 35 boxing 35 Varsity S 45 chorus 2, 4. IOANNE LOWELL-Pleasant Hill 25 girls intra- murals 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens 2, 3, 45 Y-Teens Vice-President 45 Science Club 35 chorus 2, 3, 45 junior play5 F.H.A. 3, 45 F.H.A. Social Promoter 45 speech contest 35 Thespian 4. BARBARA MCBEE-Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor So- ciety 45 Science Club 15 Science Club Secre- tary 15 Prom committee 35 junior play5 class officer 25 annual staff 3, 45 Editor of annual 45 senior play, Thespian 4. VADERON MCBEE-Track I. DAVID MCCHESNEY-basketball 1, 2, 35 football 1, 2, 3, 45 track I5 baseball 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Hi-Y Chaplain 45 Varsity S 2, 3, 45 Boys' Al- liance President 45 class officer 35 ASB Coun- cil 4. JAMES McCLUSKEY-Pawhuska, Oklahoma 35 boxing 45 chorus 4. WAYNE MCCROSSIN-Oakridge 45 wrestling 4. BOB MCDONALD-Vernonia 25 football 3, 45 Varsity S 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 track 25 boxing 2, 3, 45 annual 4. DAVID MARKS-LaGrande 15 basketball 25 boxing 15 chorus 35 band 15 Christmas Carol 4. BOB MELLOTT-Basketball 3, cross country 4, track 4, Varsity S 4. BETTY MORRIS-Chorus 5, 4, orchestra 4: Ch1'iSI- mas Carol 4. ARLETTE MORRISON-Mountain View, Cali- fornia 4, Yfifens 4, Christmas Carol 4 EVELYN MUNDELL-Siuslaw 3, Y-Teens 3, 4, chorus 3, 4. LADELL NEIMAN-Longmont, Colorado 4, Y- Teens 4, chorus 4, Thespian 4. BONNIE NICHOLAS-G.A.A. 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 4. PAUL NORDLING-basketball 2, 3, 4, football 2, 3, 4, baseball 2, 3, 4, Varsity S 4, Boys' Al- liance Council 4, Honor Society 4, class of- Hcer 4, May Court 4. CONNIE OHLSEN-Pep Club 3, Usherettes 4, Girls' League Council 1, chorus 2, 3, 4, class officer I, Science Club officer 1, annual staff 4, Sentinel staff 4, May court 4. MATHILDA ORAHOOD-Winfield, Kansas l, Usherettes 3, 4, Prom committee 3, chorus 2, 3, annual staff 4, Honor Society 4. RUBY PAGE-G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 4, Thespian 4, Science Club l, 2, 3, 4, band 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Treasurer 3, Science Club Secretary-Treasurer 2, Y-Teens Treasurer 2, 4. BILLY PEARSON-basketball 3. JOANNE PETERS-University High 4. SHIRLEY PHIBBS-McKenzie High 4, chorus 4, Sentinel staff 4. LAVELLE POWERS-Granite, Washington 4, Y- Teens 4, Thespian 4. VERNA PUTNAM-Mohawk 3, Y-Teens 4, F.H.A. 4, chorus 4, Merry Maids 3. CARROLL RAUCH-football 3, 4, cross country 3, boxing 2, 3, 4, Varsity S 2, 3, 4, Boys' Al- liance Council 3, Honor Society 3, 4, junior play, senior play, Varsity S Secretary-Treas- urer 3, ASB President 4, class officer 3, Thes- pian 4. CLIFFORD RAWLINGS-Bend 1, basketball 2, football 2, 3, 4, wrestling 3, band 4, orchestra 4, Varsity S 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Boys' Alliance Council 4. EDITH REYNOLDS-Grants Pass 2, Pep Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens President 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Thespian 4, Assistant Editor of Sentinel 4. IRENE RITTENBACH-McClusky, North Da kota 4, G.A.A. 4, Y-Teens 4. DONALD ROEBUCK-Spearfish, South Dakota 3, Science Club 3, camera crew 4, Thespian 4, student body play 4, junior play, Christmas Carol 4. JOE ROBERTS-basketball I, 2, 3, football 1, 2, 3, 4, track 3, Wrestling 3, Varsity S 3, 4, stu- dent store manager 4, chorus 1, 3, 4, ASB Bus- iness Manager 2, ASB Council 4, Hi-Y Secre- tary 4, May Court 4. BETH SAGER-tennis 3, Y-Teens I, 2, 3, chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, band 1. LAVERNE SCHULTZ-chorus 43, 4. LOIS SHAW-Pep Club 4, C.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Y-Teens 1, 2, 3, 4, chorus 3, 4, Sentinel staff 4, G.A.A. Secretary 4, Thespian 4. JOANNE SILLIMAN-Eugene High 3, intramur- als 3, 4, Y-Teens 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, F.H.A. Officer 4, Paletteers 4. HELEN SKOCHENKO-Pep Club 3, 4, chorus 3, 4, annual staff 4. HENRY SMITH-Rifle Club 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, or chestra 2, 3, 4. .XIARIAN SMITH-Twin Falls, Idaho 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4. FLOYD STACY-basketball 2, football 3, 4, boxing 2, 3, 4, Varsity S 2, 3, 4, student body play 4, senior play. LEONARD STATON-football 4, baseball 3, jun- ior play. MARY JANE SUTTON-F.H.A. 4, chorus 1, 2, 3, 4. BARBARA TAYLOR-Longview, Texas 4, intra- murals 4, Y-Teens 4, F.H.A. 4. DON THIENES-yell leader 3, 4, Thespian 4, senior play. CLAIR THOMAS-basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, football 2, 3, 4, track 1, 2, 3, 4, tennis 2, Varsity S 1. 2, 3, 4, Christmas Carol 4, chorus 4. IEAN THOMAS-Pep Club 4, Y-Teens I, 2. KATHERINE THOMPSON-Y-Teens 2, 3, 4, chorus 3, 4, C.A.A. 2, 3, 4. MARY THOMPSON-Bandon High 4, Y-Teens . 4, Public Relations Chairman for Y-Teens 4, Editor of Girls' League Handbook 4, annual staff 4, Sentinel staff 4, Thespian 4. JIM TODD-basketball 2, 3, 4, football 2, 3, 4, baseball 2, 3, 4, tennis 2, Varsity S 2, 3, 4, Varsity S President 4, senior play. ROSIE UCHYTIL-Pep Club 3, 4, Victory Val- entine Queen I, Honor Society 3, 4, Girls' League President 4, student store manager 3, chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, class officer 2, May Court 4. DARLEEN VANICEK-Girls' League Council 3, chorus 1, 2, 4, junior play 3, Thespian 4. MARY LEA WALLS-Pep Club 3, 4, chorus 1. 3, 4, Y-Teens 2, 3. 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Guns Fly Tying Material Camping Supplies Fishing Tackle LesIey's SPORTING GOODS 134 N. Sth St. Springfield DR. HAROLD ROCKSTEIN OPTOMETRIST 347 Main St. Springfield Phone 2337 Springfield's Own Optical Center .x.5.s.g.s.g.x.y.x.,.s.x.x.s.x.x,s.s.s.x.s.x.x-g.x.g-y x.x.x.x.s.x.x.x,x.s.x.x.x.s.g.s,x.x.s.x P .s.s.s.s.x.s.s.x.x.x.x.x.s.x.g.g.g.s.s.s.g.x.x.x.g.5.5.s.x.s.s.x.g.g.g.x.x.g.x. x.x.g.g.g.g.g.x.g.x.x 1 SPRINGFIELD DAIRY Milk Cream Chocolate Milk Buttermilk Your home owned dairy Third and A Sts. Phone 46l Springfield, Oregon g.g.y.x.s.s.s.s.s. .s.s.g.x.x.g.g.g.s.x.g.g. y.s For Expert Repair Service for your car See TWITTY 8. SCALES 2650 Main St. Springfield .5.s.s.s.s.g.g.g.x.s.s.s.s.g.g.s.s.g.s.g.g.s.s MARSHALL WELLS STORES OTIS MARSHALL, Owner Paint - Hardware - Housewares Stoves and Appliances 326 Main St. Phone 423 .s.s.s.s.s.s.g.s.5.x-5.5.s.x.s.g.g.g.x-x.5-x.x.y-5 GERLACH'S DRUG STORE CLAUDE T. GERLACH, Proprietor Make This Your Drug Store, Also Won't You? 5th and Main Sts. 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