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

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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,

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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 .

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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