The Dalles Wahtonka High School - Steelhead Yearbook (The Dalles, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1949 volume:

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I6 wi -Q - ir: - ,til- 1 p an gun pil: IM? 'lhi U01 Ui 1- IH1 Ins slut N HHH ,a W, FREDA DAHL Secretary DAVE BATES Superintendent WILLIAM S. VAN NICE Principal I M JOY INGERSOLL Secretary WALTER G. BLASER Chairman W RAY W. HUGHES 3. i 2 ALEX MARSHALL 20 WILLIAM J. SWICK VICTOR G. PETERSON IIIIAIIII III IIIIIIIIIIIII PRUDENCE PATTERSON School District Clerk GLENN BETSCHART Social Science Orchestra MARGARET GATES Social Science Student Bank S0lZlAl SAM F. KERBS Band Choir 21 Slll CS DALE ROWLAND Social Science A ll MUSIC will KW KATHLEEN NELSON English Spanish Steelhead E , R r - flgfgfslv ' JEAJSE f617I.C N Oath lA Blllllil ELIZABETH HAGAN English Tillicum MHS MARY RETTIE Librarian A 1' ? JESSIE STAPLETON My iw .nli 23 2 neo VFDTXL ?En9VSh N M WHI7- Ar?ther'78fiC-S COMB WILLIAM J. LAWRENCE Mechanical Drawing EUGENE QUADE Mathematics LEICESTER T. KING Photography CIub Manual Training Papoose Coach MAIHIIVIAIIIIS A II AIIIS WESTLEY O. WALTER Trades and Industries VUCAIIII S XEBEN H R Bmw Erionomms Home CARL FLOTEN Agriculture WILLIAM PERKINS Chemistry Physics General Science SCH Cl ANN SLACK ENID BOLTON Typing Shorthand CUMMIRCI Biology General Science A D A. A. SCHLICHTING Typing Bookkeeping PHYSICM lllUlIllllll CARL STAGER Football Physical Education TED SARPOLA Basketball Physical Education 27 LETHA WARD Girls' Physical Education CLYDE H. B CounseNor n1erckaX .xg V, EARD Law Com History HHSISIR n All Ullll slum HOWARD SWA Registrar N ff- 7..- ,fb wwf A ,sk 5 President .... ASSIHIIAHII First Semester Officers Vice President .... --- Secretary .... Treasurer--- 30 Vern Henkle -Dick Wilkins ---Linda Stoop - -- -Joan Deane Silllli I BUIIY Second Semester Officers President ................................. Dick Wilkins Vice President --- ...... Stan Henkle Secretary ..... .... B everly Krueger Treasurer--- ---Beverly Henson 31 First Semester Student Council D. H. S. Bank Y Second. Semester Student Council S I N I 0 R S Second Semester President .... Vice President Treasurer ...... Secretary ....... Representative --,---Phil Pashek First Semester President .... Vice President- Treasurer .... Secretary .... Representative HISllllll The '49'ers made their first entrance into The Dalles Hi one morning in September of 1945. Their first big moment was initiation which consisted of contests between the Frosh and Sophs and ended with the traditional Burning of the 'D' . After an active year, they received the much coveted Citizenship Cup, As Sophomores, they began to take their place in athletics with seven men on the varsity squad. That year, they also had a classmate as vice- president of the A.S.B. The following year, the Booster Girls were the center of interest for the girls and football for the boys. The student body offices were entirely filled with Juniors with the exception of the president's seat for both semesters. Their class play, The Great Big Doorstep, was a huge success. The Thes- pian play cast also was composed of many Juniors. For the Junior Prom, the class worked hard and ended up with a very successful dance, An Evening in Paris. While Seniors, they continued their excellent theatrical record with their play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay. With one exception, the Seniors captured all the student body offices and also held many offices in various clubs and organizations. These '49'ers were an outstanding class and will regret leaving their fair school which holds for them many unforgettable memories. l . 1 N . 35 MAX ALBERT Class Play Committees 3-4, Thes- pians 4, Yell Squad 2-4, Latin Club 3-4, Trades 4. LEO AMORE Papoose Football l, Papoose Foot- ball 2, F. F. A. 3, Fire Squad 3 Trades 4. MAXINE ANDERTON Library Club l, F.H.A. l-2-3-, F.H. A. President 3, G.A.A. l, Girl's League l-2, Class Secretary 2, Jun- ior Class Play 3, Thespians 4, Sen- ior Class Play 4, Boosters 3-4, Booster Treasurer 4, A.S.B. Treas- urer 3, Choir 3-4, Steelhead 4, Choir Manager 3-4. ELlZABETH APPLE Transfer Salem, Oregon 4, Band 4, Choir 4, Dance Band Vocalist 4, G.A.A. 4, G.A.L.S. 4. l Sl llllls .,, mira. wi' 6. .IIN , .aw ff .iii3f.5..' 1 Q 2 55+ My x is k Wl X V X . ss - rt. fig, is , 4 ' 'f ' 35' . 1, gms.. Q g-ff-.L.,. 3' 55 z. : ill Q- is 1-Q -ii 'i?F?El -Lf It tl 325252 , as-H - . ,.. i , slrr 4 .. . , E gs M 15 in S .V 'H - 4 st ' 'HSE 2 W V 2 ' Q f V 4 . - , 'PFW vmk, V - in L is 36 BARBARA BATES Transfer Lakeview, Oregon 4, G.A. A. 4, Spanish Club 4, Choir 4, Play Committee 4. JIM BIES Papoose Basketball 2, Varsity Base- ball 2-3-4, D Club 2-3-4, Class Vice President 2. JANIS BLEDSOE Transfer Fossil, Oregon 4, Trades 4. CLAUDINE BRAGA G.A.A. l-2, Girl's League l-2 Spanish Club 3-4, Class play com: mittee 4. MU RLENE BROCK G.A.A. l-2, Girl's League l-2, F. H.A. l-2-3-4, Thespians 4, Class Play Committees 3. TOM BRUMBAUGH Class President l, Papoose Basket- ball l, Band l-2-3-4, Choir 3-4, Male Quartet 3-4, Basketball Cap-' tain 4, Swing Band 4, Fire Squad 2, Varsity Basketball 2-3-4, Nation- al Honor Society 3-4, D Club 3-4, Thespian Play 3, Torch Honor 2. COLLEEN CALDWELL G.A.A. l-2, Girl'sLeague l-2, Li- brary Club l, Choir I-3, Class Play Committee 3-4, Trades 4, Boosters 3-4. WELLINGTON CAROTHERS F.F.A. 2-3-4. Q65 'VKX Tm jf 9 diana-.. UN TN rf- 'lt X v 4? sf .- if PAUL CHRISTY Papoose Football l-2, Papoose Bas- ketball 2, Varsity Football 3-4, Fire Squad 4, Junior Class Play 3, Sen- ior Class Play 4, Thespians 4. ROBERT CLARK Papoose Football l-2, Varsity Foot- ball 3, Trades 4, Fire Squad Chief 4, Fire Squad 4, Play Committees 3-4, Thespians 4. JERRY CLEMENTS D Club 2-3-4, D Club Vice President 4, Varsity Basketball 2-3- 4, Varsity Football 2-3-4, Papoose Football l, Papoose Basketball l, Baseball 2-3-4, Band l, Choir 2-3, Steelhead l, Tillicum 4, A.S.8. Vice President 2, Thespians 4, Play Committees 3-4. DON DEAN Junior Prom Committee 3, Play Committee 3-4. JOAN DEANE A,S,B. Secretary 2, A.S,B. Treas- urer 4, Girl's League l-2, Girl's League Secretary 2, Boosters 3-4, Booster Drum Sergeant 3-4, Ushers l-2, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, G.A.A. Coun- cil 4, G.A.L.S. 4, Latin Club 3-4, Band l, Junior Class Play 3, Sen- ior Class Play 4, Thespian Play 3, Thespians 4, F.H.A. 4, Steelhead l-2-4, Carnival Queen 4, Booster Vice President 3, Thespian Vice President 4. JIM DOOLIN Steelhead 4, Steelhead Editor 4, Class President 3, Class Vice Presi- dent l, Class Representative 3, Varsity Football 3-4, Papoose Foot- ball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, Pa- poose Basketball 2, D Club 3-4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Thespians 4, Choir 3, Na- tional Honor Society 3-4, National Honor Vice President 4, Baseball 2-4, Thespian play 3-4. KEN EATON Papoose Basketball l-2, Papoose Football 2, Varsity Football 3-4, Varsity Baseball 2-3-4, Varsity Track 3-4, D Club 3-4, Senior Class Play 4, Thespians 4. FLOYD EMERSON Band l-2, F:F.A. 3-4, F.F.A. Re- porter, F.F.A. Delegate to National Convention 4. l S l l0llS il. 'fin llbiliuu.,-A-1 Wise .wsah M L,,, NN... -ilu DON ERICKSON Papoose Football l-2, Varsity Foot- ball 2-3-4, Papoose Basketball l-2, Varsity Basketball 2-3-4, Football Captain 4, Basketball Captain 4, D Club 3-4, D Club Sergeant At Arms 4, Choir 3, Choir Repre- sentative 3, Baseball 2-3, Class President 4, Band l, Fire Squad 3. LORRAINE FRANCOIS G.A.A. l-2-3-4, G.A.A. Sport's Manager 3-4, Girl's League l-2, Boosters 3-4, Ushers l-2, G.A.L.S. 3-4, Class Treasurer 2, Class Vice President l, Steelhead l, Play Com- mittees 3, Trades 3-4, Class Treas- urer 3, Booster Historian 4. CLARA FREEMAN G.A.A. l, F.H.A. l-2, Trades 3-4, Girl's League l-2. JERRY FROST Varsity Football 3, Papoose Foot- ball l, D Club 3, Class Vice President 3, Class Representative 2, Steelhead l-4, F.F.A. l, Sen- ior Class Play 4, Class Play Com- mittee 3, Thespians 4. JACK GITCHELL Papoose Football 3, Track Trades 2, Latin Club 3-4. DELORIS GRADY G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Girl's League l-2, F.H.A. 2-3. DALE GRAHAM Transfer Parkdale, Oregon 2, Choir 2-3, Thespian Play 3, Play Com- -'iii mittee 3-4, Thespians 4, Class Vice President 4. -'f',. .Y RICHARD GRAHAM Transfer Fossil, Oregon 4. Q 2 ,- F' 1' il 5 X.. a 5 OWN 5 -ixggygi 'li 3 omits STAN HENKLE F.F.A. 2-3-4, F.F.A. Judging Team 2, F.F.A. Reporter 3, Thespians 4, Papoose Football 2, Varsity Foot- ball 3-4, Track 3, Df' Club 4, Class Vice President 3, Band l, ifeelhe-Bd 4, A.S.B. Vice President VERN HENKLE A.S.B. President 4, A.S.B. Vice President 3, Class Vice President 2, F.F.A. President 4, F.F.A. Vjce President 3, F.F.A. 2-3-4, F.F.A. Judging Team 2, Thespians 4, D Club 2-3-4, Varsity Football 2-3-4, Papoose Football l, Steelhead 4, Band l', Class Play Committee 3-4. BEVERLY HENSON Transfer Portland, Oregon 4, Steel- head 4, Senior Play Committee 4, Thespians 4, A.S.B. Treasurer 4. MICHEAL HOCKMAN Tomahawks l-2, Stage Crew I-2- 3-4, Projectionist l-2-3-4, Spanish Club 4, Junior Class Play J-4, Thespians 3-4. DONA INGRAM Girl's League l-2-3-4, G.A.A. l-2- 3-4, National Honor 3-4, National Honor Secretary 4, G.A.L.S. 3-4, Latin Club 3-4, Ushers l-2, Usher Custodian 2, Trades 3-4, Boosters 3-4, Booster Historian 3, Booster Bugle Sergeant 3-4, Booster Vice President 4, Booster Captain 4, Class Representative l, Steelhead Staff 2, Class Play Committee 3-4, A.S.B. Secretary 3, Junior Red Cross Council 3-4, G.A.A. Council 3-4, Torch Honor 2. KENNETH JOHNSON Papoose Manager 2, Papoose Foot- ball 4, Varsity Football 4, Fire Squad 3, Junior Prom Committee 3. ROGER JOHNSON Varsity Football Manager 3-4 Class Play Committees 3-4 Junior Prom hawks l -2. S KW, Committee 3, Trades 3-4, Toma- ' 99 S fi CLARENCE KAU FMAN Class President 3, Choir 3-4, Choir Representative 4, Thespian Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Thespians 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Torch Honor 2, Papoose Football 3, Track 3, Male Quartet 4. 45'-L GERALD KAUFMAN F.F.A. l-2. SYLVIA KELLER Transfer Hood River, Oregon 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Class slay Committee 3, Class Treasurer JERRY KELLY Junior Prom Committee 3, Class Play Committee 3-4, Thespians 4. LAVONN KlRBY Choir l-2-3-4, G.A.A. 2, Girl's League l-2, Play Committees 3-4 JUNE KING G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Girl's League l-2, G.A.L.S. 3-4, Class Play Committee 4, F.H.A. 3, Trades 3-4. OPAL KN I ESTEADT Latin Club 3-4, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Girl's League 1-2, Boosters 3-4, Play Committees 3-4, Trades 4, Steelhead l, G.A.L.S, 3-4, Ushers 2, Class Secretary 2, JANET KOHLER Girl's League l-2, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, G.A,L.S. 3-4, Band l, Ushers l-2, Rally squad 2, G.A.A. Council 4, Spanish Club 3-4, Choir 3, Boosters 3-4, Thespians 4, Thespian Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Yell Leader 4, Yell Captain 4, Tillicum 4. BEVERLY KRUEGER Transfer Salem, Oregon 4, G.A.A. 4, G.A.L.S. 4, Senior Class Play 4, F.H.A. 4, Thespians 4, A.S.B. Sec- retary 4, Tillicum 4. I si Inns ,, fum an 'Q' asv K ,ex .- X x , an J 11 1' JOANNE LASH Band l, Choir 3, Boosters 3-4, Class Secretary 4, Trades 4, G.A. L.S. 3-4, G.A.A. l-2, Girl's League l-2, Senior Class Play 4. DONNA LOGUE Girl's League I-2, Class secrltary l, Band l-2, Band Representative 2, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, G.A.L.S. 3-4, Ushers l-2, A.S.B. Treasurer 3, Usher President 2, Boosters 3-4, Booster Captain 4, Yell Leader 4, Yell Captain 4, Choir 2-3, Choir 2-3, Choir Secretary 3, Dance Band l, Steelhead 4, Class Play Com- mittee 3-4. LORENE LYNCH Boosters 3-4, Junior Majorette 3, Senior Majorette 4, Junior Class Play 3, Thespian Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, G.A.A, I-2-3-4, G.A. L.S. 3-4, G.A.A. Council 4, Latin Club 3-4, National Honor Society 3-4, Bank Receiving Teller 3, Bank President 4, Girl's League l-2, Ushers 2, Steelhead Staff 2-4, Thespians 4. RAE MCDONALD F.H.A. l-2-4, F.H.A. Secretary 2, Ushers l-2-3, Choir l-2-3-4, Choir Treasurer 4, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, G.A. L.S. 3-4, G.A.A. Council 3, A.S.B. Secretary 3, Class Play Committee 3-4, Steelhead l-2, Girl's League l-2, Trio 4, Boosters 3-4. RALEIGH MCVICKER Choir 2-3-4, Band l-2-3-4, Choir President 3, Band Manager 3, Band Drum Major 3-4, Latin Club 3-4, National Honor 3-4, Torch Honor 2, Thespian Play 3, Male Quartet 3-4, Swing Band 4, Class Play Com- mittees 3-4. RUTH MARTIN Ushers l-2, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, G.A. L.S. 3-4, GirI's League l-2, Boost- ers 3-4, Booster Quartermaster 3, Thespians 4, Trades 3, F.H.A. l-2, Class Play Committees 3-4. BETTY MOSLEY Girl's League l-2, Tillicum 3-4, G.A.A. l, F.H.A. 4. BYRON MUSA Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Play 4, Thespian Play 3, Thespians 4, National Honor 3-4, National Honor President 4, Papoose Basket- ball 2, Fire Squad 3, Papoose Foot- ball 2, Torch Honor 2, Thespian President 4. V l Sl lllllS wm- X .ff - x ., A- 16:2 ,F x gy ii . 3- iw if ,,,, .Q cgi. .gt LYNN NAYLOR 'st' W ' 'romahawks 1, Trades 2-4, Junior 'E'-T... J' 4, 4 Mi. . .TV wi. s r '1 4'-f what 'Ill-wr. 91 - is xv. ,- Class Play 3, Thespian Play 3, Sen- ior Class Play 4, Thespians.4, Fire Squad 4. ROSEMARY NELSON Transfer Dufur, Oregon 3, F.H,A, 3, Junior Prom Committee 3, Office 3-4, Choir 3-4. BONNIE NORRlS Transfer St. Mary's 3, Trades 3-4- KENNETH OAKS Tomahawks l-2-3-4, F.F.A. 3-4, Steelhead 4, Papoose Football l-2, Varsity Basketball 3, Tillicum 4. NOMA PALMER G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Girl's League l-2, F.H.A. 2-3, Boosters 3-4, G.A.L.S. 4. PHIL PASHEK Transfer St. Marys 2, Papoose Foot- ball 2, Varsity Football 3-4, Play Committees 3-4, Thespians 4, D Club 3-4, D Club President 4, Class President 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, F.F.A. 3. JOHN PETERSON Class Treasurer l, Class Vice Presi- dent 4, Papoose Football l-2, Var- sity Football 3, Papoose Basketball 2, Steelhead 4, Band l, Play Com- mittees 3-4. JOHN PIERSON Junior Prom Committee 3, Toma- hawks l-2-3, Fire Squad 4, Varsity Football 4, Play Committee 3. Sl llllll 'QVN 'Quay .ti . lt .ssl 9 t . li X 95 'WX N N BEVERLY ROBERTSON G.A.A. l-2, Girl's League l-2, Trades 3-4, Class Representative 2, F.H.A. 2. DONNA ROBERTSON G.A.A. l-2-3-4, G.A.L.S. 3-4, F.H. A. 'l, Girl's League l-2, Steelhead 2, Junior Class Play 3, Boosters 3- 4, Booster Historian, Booster Secre- tary 4, Thespians 4, Thespian Play Staff 3, Latin Club 3-4, Class Rep- resentative 3-4, Class Secretary 2, Senior Class Play 4. DON ROHDE Papoose Manager l, Varsity Mana- ger 2-3-4, D Club 2-3-4, Play Committee 4, Junior Prom Com- mittee 3. JOE SCHWARM Transfer Seaside, Oregon 4, PETE STADLEMAN A.S.B. Vice President 3, D Club 2-3-4, D Club Secretary-Treas- urer 3, Latin Club 3-4, Latin Club President 4, National Honor 3-4, National Honor Treasurer 4, Varsity Football 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3, Track 3, Steelhead 4, Thespian Play 3, Torch Honor 2, Choir 3, Class Treasurer 3, Play Committees 3-4. ALICE STARKEY G.A.A. I-2, F.H.A. l-2, Choir 4, Girl's League l-2, Class Play Com- mittee 3-4, Junior Prom Committee 3. ROBERT STEINER Transfer Beaver Dam Wisconsin 2 S nn- -9 i ogbafe Club 2, chflaf 3-4, Thes: ! iff iff pian Play 3, Male Quartet 4. JANE STOLBERG F.H.A. l-2-3-4, F.H.A. President 4, G.A.A, l, Girl's League l-2, Steelhead 4, Bank Paying Teller 3, Bank Vice President 4, Color Week Committee 2, Class Play Committee 2. .QV QU! pig . .QAMWW VlOLA STRESE G.A.A. l, Trades 3-4, Boosters 3-4, Girl's League l-2, Choir I. BEVERLY STRIXNER Transfer Redmond, Oregon 2, Handbook Committee 2, Girl's League 2, G.A.A. 2-3-4, G.A.A. Council 3, G.A.A. Custodian 4, National Honor Society 3-4, Boost- ers 3-4, Booster Color Sergeant 3- 4, Junior Class Play 3, Thespians 4, Class Secretary 3, Steelhead 4, Spanish Club 3-4, Spanish Club Secretary-Treasurer 4, F.H.A. 4, Class Play Committee 4, Class Treasurer 4, Torch Honor 2. JUANITA SWETT Transfer Dufur, Oregon 3, National Honor 3-4, Boosters 4, Choir 4, Office 3-4, F.H.A. 3. CATHERINE SWICK Boosters 3-4, Booster Twirler Ser- geant 3-4, Girl's League l-2, G.A. A. l-2-3, G.A.A. Council 4, G.A. L.S. 3-4, Spanish Club 3-4, Span- ish Club Vice President 4, Junior Class Play 3, Thespian Play 3, Sen- ior Class Play 4, Thespians 4, Quill and Scroll 3-4, Quill and Scroll President 4, Choir 3, Tillicum 3-4, Steelhead 4, Ushers l-2-3, Ushers Secretary-Treasurer l, Yell Squad 4, Torch Honor 2, Thespian Treas- urer 4, Junior Play Director 4. HELEN THEMELIS GirI's League I-2, G.A.A. I-2, Lat- in Club 3-4, F.H.A. I, Play Com- mittee 3, Senior Class Play 4. JUANITA TINDALL G.A.A. 1-2, GirI's League I-2. PHIL TURNER Varsity Football I-2-3-4, Varsity Basketball 2-4, Varsity Baseball 2- 3, Varsity Track 3-4, Trades 3-4, D Club 2-3-4, D Club Secre- tary-Treasurer 4, Choir 2-3. DEAN VAN NICE Tomahawks I-2, Papoose Football 2, F.F.A. 3-4, F.F.A. President 4, F.F.A. Delegate to National Con- ference 4. HARRIET VERLANIC Transfer Anaconda, Montana 2, GirI's League 2, Latin Club 2, G. A.A. 2-3, Class Play Committee 4, Junior Prom Committee 3. GEROL UNDERHILL Band l, Choir 4, Choir President 4, F.F.A. 4, Class Play Committee 4, Junior Prom Committee 3. JOANNE YORK Transfer Tacoma, Washington 4, Spanish Club 4, F.H.A. 4, Choir 4, Choir Vice President 4, Thespians 4, Thespian Secretary 4. MARIE WHITE Transfer White Salmon, Washing- ton 4. DICK WILKINS Transfer Condon, Oregon 3, King of Harvest Ball 4, D Club 3-4, Tl-iespians 4, Tillicum 4, Senior Class Play 4, A.S.B. Vice President 4, A.S.B. President 4, Varsity Foot- ball 3-4, Varsity Basketball 3-4, Baseball 3, Fire Squad 3. DONAL WILSON Class President I, Varsity Football 2-3-4, Papoose Football I, Varsity Baseball 2-3-4, Papoose Basketball I Varsity Basketball 2. Track 3, D Club 2-3-4, Band I-2, Choir 2-3, Class Play Committee 3-4. I Sl IIIIIS 39135 jd LOUISE WILLIAMS F.H.A. I-2, Girl's League I-2, G. A.A. I-2-3-4, G.A.L.S. 4, Tillicum 3-4, Boosters 3-4, Class. Play Com- mittees 3-4, Thespians 4, G.A.A. Council 4. FAITHE WINSLOW F.H.A. I, GirI's League I-2, -Span- ish Club 3-4, Thespians 4, G.A.A. I-2-3, Boosters 3, Tillicum 3, Sen- ior Class Play 4, Junior Class Play 3, Senior Class Representative 4, Choir 3. GLORIA PECK F.H.A. I, Class Play Committee 3- 4, Debate 2-3, Latin Club 3-4, Red Cross Council 4. 955: 5551 5 N ,. V W X YR S F x iff QE . X 5 amy SE fl Y! f sl S RM: i s 33 'xi .vs-' nw- - -w My A - .M-Q W ffiv. -21,3 x g K K r gL .. 7 . , . -iw' 33' .ii kb K ' ,. i. V R33 ,- , Y MQ . ' i Qi, xg. i, X.. 3- :fu A xl ,X ' z 3 Q Y ' A Q .-up Wgffqfxxilg -4- i af Ks. 1 4 JU lllll S Class Officers President .......... Ron Griffiths Vice President .... George Martin Secretary ......... Marilyn Beard Treasurer --.. ........ Dale Taylor Board of Control .... Claude Smith Class History This year the Class of '50 expended its energies in the sale of coffee and hamburgers at football games. The proceeds from this thriving business, combined with those from their class play, were used toward a highly success- ful Junior Prom. ln their spare time they managed to keep ahead of other less talented classes in scholastic standing. Note the honor roll. Busy kiddies, weren't they? 5: mx .- yi' '-W 4 .A , C? L A- .ef l t A T. Barnllouse 0 I 'V A x. , l '-.:l E Z M. Beard Y My ,., J' ff B. Berger 'X T' J. Berger J. Blasberg in B. Bunn 'tl-x J. Byers - J. Campbell -W N. Carr ' . 5 L D. Clayton 1 3, G. Clayton sf 7' J. cloafeifef 1 Q 48 A. Aas E. Aas V. Allen N. Anderson l fx ,tile at if ly ,, 02 . ,gy 1 sf .R +-mfs ,Q s Af HK. .1 ...I ww , s vc! r.:?,v! I1 A. V fky. -181' 3 'N wi ts ll' 3 it Q . fa., Y X' V 'R L yr ,. M Xa? sf ' , 3.3 sg, . by g ,. .. . f 5 . ig ax . 'Q f, q iiffnf 1' L ,- K+.. ' , ' 1-ff nik . .. :V H -f -e- g ... .Q . . 3? M A g k 1. 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We are proud of you all, Class of '5l. l-, a 52 E. L. W P. R. M. B. W D. J. R. M. G. C. G. B. 0. J. H. S. D. L. D. R. J. M V. D. P. L. G. J. B. B. T. B. J. B. B. J. J. J. B. V. L. A. Antllony Anderson Andrews Bennet Berfraln Black Booher Brewer Briles Brurnbaugh Burcll Burford Byers Cross Coomans Clelnenh Carter Carone Clark Davis Dollrn Delano DeLoff Dorsey Ellelt Emerson Etcller Fulkerson Fulhll Grady Gardner Gatclloll Gigler Gisl' Goodwin Griffiths Haas Hogan Hall Haug Harris Hiatt Howell Hughes Huskey Irby lssel Johnson Kaufman iii iz .efwm . . - 32332 Q . 1 113 1 . A Y id A Es ! Q W . ' Jig ' J .fi Fil.: E ,i , ..,, yly , , ,. , . ,, ,.. 5' . M A -1' ig! Y? . sei : -- ' - 3251 f. ' K it ' , . .Q Y - E., ' rx , I --f 5 QT Y .2 We ' B 5' , 'las , .uk Q. . igmf 2 21 ff:if'.f1- it E 'E ---' iz - J -WEE VN. 5.,..: v .. L , -.z ffii ,. .. f . .f ... I 1-.Y I nfyv -rizwff !yi?E::.:? X . K af... f L 1... :. -T. -is V. f f 5. - gf . l-:.5fa'?f' J 5. 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President Jack Williams--Vice President John Stanek---Representative Class History The class of 52 has shown their interest in school activities by their active participation. The Frosh this year have carried on the DHS tradition of digging the D . The burning of the D is a studentbody activity and climaxes the Freshman initiation week. At a final gathering of the student- body at the D the Freshman gave their pledge of loyalty to the school, ending a very successful initiation. Leak 58 W. Anthony D. Anderson R. Anderson D. Bishop J. Bobisud G. Bonney B. Boyles C. Bradley B. Brassfield G. Briggs L. Brewer B. Berry M. Brown E. Barnett N. Calloway D. Calkins H. Calkins G. Corson P. Chapman D. Cooley V. Cockran D. Craft C. Creighton B. Cyphers T. Cutler J. Davidson J. DeWald J. Dielschneidof J. Dingley J. Eberhard C. Elkinton B. Elrod B. Fraley J. Froebe M. Foote T. Fuller M. Gencing G. Geiger R. Gregory J. Halstead F. Haas A. Hayworth T. Haynes M. Henkle E. Hill D. Holland P. Johnson W. 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Beverw Stnxner Beverw Henson Uubs and Orqenkxzanons Me, W, W. been Deane Boy'-5 Sports K , .. ,,,f,,, ,.. Peake Skaddrnan Bob Skeknev GM' 5 Spams ,,,f ,. , , ,,.,, ,, ,L ,, , Lcurene Lynch Smdenk Body, Pxdnw'xnXsKraK'xon , Bonn Vekerson Tvvxnq , .,,,... ., e,,,,,. Donna Logue Mzmne fxnderxon Pxdv NWS. Ndson 5 5' 2:43 'qvkfki ne F -uh-Us im V 1- 4 f' at o Q s HHHIAII SMH President- Jane Stolberg Vice President- Marilyn Emerson Secretary- Janet Wilhelm Treasurer- Helen Swanson Representative- Janet Brumbaugh Musician- Virginia Johnson Historian- Shirley Murray Reporter- Carol Wedekind D'Si?1'5lrf?H'Fl29i lllllllll HllNllllllAlilllS lll ANllllllZA Advisor, Mrs. Reiben The Future Homemakers are really on the ball this year. The girls opened their activities with a formal initiation-tea for the new members and their parents. The Dalles Chapter of F.H.A. played hosts for the annual district convention this year. A few of the worth while projects school Christmas party, a Valentine's Day dance in co-operation with the F.F.A., serving at the F.F.A, Father-Son banquet, sending clothing packages to families in Japan and Czechoslovakia at Christmas, and wrapping Christmas presents for the T. B. Hospital patients. participated in by the group were an all FIRST ROW fstandingl: B. Spickerman, N. Roher, J. Hughes, S. Waters, J. York, B. Hall, M. McAllister, A. Kenner, B. Krueger, N. Tibbets, D, Dohm, J. Wilcox. SECOND ROW ikneelinglz M. Orr, V, Pennel, C. Wedekind, M, Payne, M. Turner, M. Swett, M. Mason, L. Morse. THIRD ROW iseatedl: O. Carter, J, Gist, N. Anderson, N. Smith, B. Elrod, P. Chapman, K. Kramer. 64 wg.1 Officers President Dean Van Nice Vice President George Martin Secretary Dewey Gosson Treasurer Jim Shaw Sergeant at Arms Mel Doyle Reporter Floyd Emerson Advisor Carl Floten 'C g S 9,5 5 53,1 ..- X. - o 3 ' 4 0 3 3, ' yl E S, i Q xg 155 in . iii is s Q- i- av 4 3' ' K , 35' N iz? 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Twirlers Catherine Swick Sharon Means Nadine Carr Janet Kohler Rae McDonald Darlene Clayton JANICE BLASBERG Junior Majorette Gllll3 LORENE LYNCH Senior Majorette N , -- mrs. rear- TSP- , 5,g.v.Mm- :fr in 0 ' ' X ,fgilge r C is Xxx X X i xx Q 0 4 xx VW N w Q Wk , mx ,xr X X A S C '5 X xii x QXCX XX ,NNN X X, QS 3' 3 X W X 1 . S Q32 .f Q e QA ' Pi Sw C Xgwx if 5-.A if 5 , 4 Xi ,aff mix 'K 11 1, r fx if ' C ., X X ' fi r Allll Al ll0 llll Sllllllll Officers President ..................... . ........... Byron Musa Vice President ....................... Raleigh McVicker Secretary ............................... Dona Ingram Treasurer ............................. Pete Stadelman To be eligible for National Honor,-a student must have a semester aver- age of 2. Students are selected as probationary members at the end of their Sophomore year and are tapped at the annual National Honor ceremony dur- ing their Junior year. Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service are the basis for selection. This year, along with its other activities, the National Honor Society sponsored an all school carnival in order to make a S1000 payment on our bleachers. The carnival was a big success. 70 S President ...... ...... B yron Musa Vice President--- --------- Joan Deane Secretary ------------------- ---- M axine Anderton Treasurer --------------------- ---- C atherine Swick Representative to Board of Control ---- ---- J oanne York SIRINIII simian H Mr. Gienn Betschart-Director 71 lllllllll llSlIllllll catlqe one was SWK! 'Q Quill and Scroll is a national journalistic or- ganization composed of Juniors and Seniors who have done outstanding work in this field while working on the school annual or paper staff. The main activity of the group during the year was a formal initiation and banquet held in the Gold Room of The Dalles Hotel early En the spring. Officers President ...... Pete Stadelman Secretary-Treasurer - Max Albert il l'ASAlllMPll Breaking the pinata Officers President ...................... Cliff Corson Vice President ...... --- Catherine Swick Secretary-Treasurer -- --- Beverly Strixner 9X '5 'f SQ QF. 73 L llSHlllS Officers President .....,,...f....... Shirley Libby Vice President --- -- Janet Wilhelm Secretary ,..... --- Evelyn Kohler Treasurer ....... -- Maxine Brown Sergeant of Arms .......... Virginia Owen Our very efficient ushers, under the guidance of Miss Gates, are on duty for all school activities held in the auditorium in the evenings, They arrive on duty at 6:30 and get ready in the Home Economics room. They go on duty in the auditorium at 7:30. Some of their duties include seeing that people are seated in the proper seats, that everything is quiet and orderly during a performance, that everyone has a ticket, and that doors are open- ed and closed at proper times during the per- formance, Ushers are chosen according to a standard based upon posture, voice, person- ality, dependability, poise and cleanliness. The girls are rated by a chosen group of four fac- ulty members and then voted upon by the girls who are already members, l Jigs !FQ.f ' Officers President ........ Phil Pashek Vice President -- Jerry Clements Secretary-Treasurer - Phil Tucker Sergeant of Arms-Don Erickson The D Club is made up of boys who have participated enough in Football, Basketball, or Baseball, to earn a letter. Each year the club takes care of the Burning of the D, assisted by Freshmen. 75 lllauw ll. A. A. Custodian --- --- Bev Strixner Tumbling -- --- Lorene Lynch Basketball --- --- Janet Kohler Badminton ...... ...... J oan Deane Bowling --- -- Louise Williams Tennis ........... --- Catherine Swick Vollyball -- -- Noma Palmer Head of Play Days .... ..... L inda Stoop Baseball ............ ..., R uth Martin Sports Manager .... --- Nadine Carr Ofticiation ................. Rexie Jewell Archery ........ --- Dona Ingram Hiking, Biking, Skating ..... Elaine Remple Girls in action .76 Officers Donna Ward President ...........------- Vice President --- ..... Nancy Rianda Secretary ---,--- -- Winnie Westiund Treasurer .... .... V erda Dixon The Girls Kthletic Letter Society is an honorary society for G. A. A. girls who have earned 150 or more points for participation in athletics, thus earning their O , 77 llllVlllHflWll3 Officers President ................. Melvin Doyle Vice President ---- .... Ted Comini Secretary-Treasurer .... .... R alph Walters Sergeant of Arms ............ Jim Cornini This hard working group of boys has the big job of preparing for games during football season. Their duties consist of: Lining the field, putting up the canvas, and see- ing that no one sneaks into the games, During basket- ball season, they see that the gym is in order. They also sell popcorn and candy at the garnes. Tomahawks really do a lot of hard work at D, l-l. S. Q' 78 .Ill lllll lllll URUSS Cllll llll Members Roberta Dorsey Ron Yonish Shirley Murray J. W. Woolwine Anne Dielschneider Bob Taylor Dona lngram Nancy Rianda Donna Robertson Carol Wedekind The Red Cross Council is one of the many efficient chapters throughout the country and this year The Dalles was the meeting place for the district Junior Cross Council Meeting. Some of the projects of the council throughout the year have been making tray favors for the patients at the State Tuberculosis Hospital and presenting gifts to the patients of both the State Tuberculosis Hospital and the County Hospital. This year, the council contributed to the Friend- ship Train and made port folios containing edu- Miss Helen Whitcomb, Advisor cational and interesting information telling about The Dalles and surrounding country, These port folios, which also contained art works, were sent to children in other countries. The Red Cross Council also sent gift boxes to children in war- torn countries. Last summer, Roberta Dorsey and Anne Dielschneider, chairman of the council at- tended a Red Cross Council Convention in San Francisco. The Council hopes to serfd delegates again this year. 79 Chief Clark Fire Drill This year we have a very efficient tire squad headed by Captain Bob Clark. Aside from their regular duties, they are working on a plan to sponsor a Fireman's ball. They have many duties which in- clude checking and keeping up the school tire equipment and planning tire drills. There are several officers who have def- inite duties. The inspectors check all rooms to see that windows, doors, and transits are closed. The'Junior and Sen- ior Captains have the duty of opening exits and seeing that students go out in an orderly way. The Captain is in charge of the main entrance seeing that students go out as quickly as possible and watch- ing for bottlenecks. Members are elect- ed by their classes to serve as firemen and meet at noon on the first Monday of every month. 4 u 80 lllll HY Ewa Q. Qs s F. x Q wig -H Q 5 ' an 5 T19 Q in '4 'Q Ns? J -W qi 52 sf y is .W W -, Z ' V' fi 'Y ,,Q', I - 0 if H .-., , 'iigm f A. TE ., . 5 fn.. I 1 wk MMWK PKMWU H K K 1 F 0 0 I B A l l Wilson C. Stanek V. Henkle T Barnhouse P. Christy V. Elkington D. Wilkin J. XDooIin S. Henkle Frost C. May J. Clements . K. Johnson K 'WiHiEluk NitNb Turne iw' Coaches Les Jensen-Assistant Coach Carl Stager-Head Coach Les King-Papoose Coach IIIIAIIHIS A Il IVIA SERS 86 Stager Tells Them Managers B. Johnson R. Johnson D. Rohde 55457 . in ' .. if I I . I . I H S g SQ? e : F-I FIRST ROW: S. Henklej V. Henkleg D. Erickson, J. Frost: J. Dooling D, Wilkins, D. Wilson, J. Cementsg K. Eaton, P. Turner, P. Pashek. SECOND ROW: K. Johnson, G. Martin, C. Smith, T. Barnhouse, R. Smith: V. Elkington, D. Jordan, P. Christy: C. May, R. Griffiths. THIRD ROW: Coach C. Stagerj Asst.- Coach L. Jensen, C. Stanek, J. Robertson, R. Milby, C. Elk- ingtong B. Fraley, Mgrs. B. Johnson, D. Rohde. VAIISIIY The Dalles High opened i'ts football season with high hopes. There was a feeling of disappoint- ment, therefore when the Indians were beaten by Jefferson: 20-6. However, Jefferson turned out to be the second best team in the state so our hopes were raised once again. . 1 Q . v , Coaches and Manager! check over new equipment. wk' S7 al The Indians made a roaring comeback with a smashing defeat over Silverton High: 39-6. The game was one in which the Indians completely dom- inated the Silver Foxes. The Dalles High showed the spirit that had made them state champions in '47 by beating the IContinued on page 92l 'Qi JEFFERSON THE DALLES 88 E 'Yan-,S uh I an-1.::,. E W .K . X MLW . x www-'-ms, M . -1 'Y Abi, ju z , 3 Q iii .-,' kk - A K X ,4 ,ef . , AR K ,Pri .Q B X, X il. W M is-in QX JM., if Q 'X W. ei' x .IK is f 'Q V . , at ..--ii gi in ' W-in xz , h K' , h Z' ,.,-- .N ,, X 'KA I M A . U MXN-ma: .....,,,,,, ax lContinued l Mac Hi Pioneers 26-l3. This game was played in the Memorial Stadium at Milton-Freewater. The Buckaroos from Pendleton stubbornly tried to hold back the Redskins. Their efforts were in vain and the lndians won 3l-6. The next game was an inter-state contest w'th th ' I e Battle Ground Tigers. The lndians were held in check until the final quarter when they broke through to win 32-l2. The Dalles lndians met the Baker Bulldogs on Amotan Field seeking their third conference win. This honorable purpose was accomplished by a score of 33-7, The line made their best showing of the year in blocking the Bulldogs' attack. The LaGrande Tigers were then the only ob- 92 LA GRANDE 33 THE DALLES 21 stacle for the Blue Mountain conference champion- ship and the representation of District One in the State playoffs. These Tigers defeated the lndians by 33-2l only after a hard-fought battle. The final game of a memorable season was with our traditional rivals, the Hood River Dragons. The Dragons were outclassed all the way and the lndians easily won 39-O. Five Indian stars were selected for the mythi- cal Blue Mountain conference all-star team. Phil Turner was unanimously chosen as a back and there- fore also became captain. Dick Wilkins was selected as a back, Ted Barnhouse, a center, and Don Erick- son, an End. V ern Henkle was chosen as a guard on the second team. gd is is f , ' i 5 I .:,g. 5 ag SFR ,axis ws ts if wif nigh, Q gk M N Q ,Q 9 M, apt :- ,Q Q--'FY if ,ii g , fp Y fo .ak f? 'W' -2h' Q Le' 9' .V 6 N' ee' EX. iff ,. . f ar as , Q X. - V. ., A A I 'Q ,pt V 'K f' X! - - 1 K' lm .gf xx ,S Q W Ag Q as as A, M X., Q lm f 1 if ,X IN 5 QL M ,Q ASQ ,Q , ,Q ff ' . n S 'L ,X - , ,. we x k .ag 'I fa .. Rx MK K - N, V K NE: m 1 Q.. P W - kg . M Q 4. K f , N h .V A V 3 PAPUUSIS Although their record of 4 wins, 1 tie, and 4 losses is not a spectacular showing on paper the fighting spirit and unexceiled courage of the Pa- pooses was. never subdued. MORO CONDON PARKDALE ARLINGTON PARKDALE HEPPNER HOOD RIVER MAUPIN ASTORIA PAPOOSES 0 33 6 12 0 0 I2 18 0 FIRST ROW: J. Wagner, S. Briggsg C. Maskallg R. Sfoutg R. Wrightg D. Gaf- chellg D. Petersong M Musag J. McClearyg K Cramer. SECOND ROW' J. Stanekg R. Schunke, J. Woodsg R. Van Meter: D. Craftg B, Boylesp C Horny M. Henklep B Shaw. THIRD ROW Coach L. Kingg B. Saun dersg J. Williamsj G Giegerg B. Johnsong B Booherj Mgrs. D. Jen seng M. Payne. 1 I3 A S K I I B A l l Ted Sarpola Head Basketball Coach Bill Johnson Manager l w3?fQ5f l3m, Q .L,,a.g, Carl Sfager Assistant Basketball Coach I Ch l'e Map George Martin Bob FIRST ROW: Manager Bill Johnsong Ron Keig ari y d S I SECOND ROW' Eddie Urnessg Jim Scotton Tom Brum Fraleyg Coach Te arpo a. . baughg Don-Ericksong Dick Bertramg Dick Wilkins. llAllSlll llllSKllll ll llllM The success of the 1948-49 basketball season cannot be measured by the final scores. The real accomplishment of the season is that the team was composed mainly of un- derclassmen who gained experience that will pay off in fu- ture years. From this standpoint we can say that the team has had a highly successful season. The Dalles High Basketball team played its first year as a member of the Blue Mountain League. 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My K T L a gif, :WT .. . 1 SWQ FIRST ROW Coach Stager, T. Haynes, R. Burch M Hnllyer B Clements M Musa Mana gers J Wllluams E West. SECOND ROW: D Wray J Woolwlne D Rumbolz D Hol land R Smnth J Spxckerman, B. Griffiths. PAPUUSIS VISITORS MOSIER 33 ST. MARY'S 'IS DUFUR 27 ST. MARY'S 15 CONDON 32 MORO 34 HOOD RIVER 44 HOOD RIVER 36 WHITE SALMON 26 GOLDENDALE 20 ASTORIA 48 ASTORIA 26 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIA PAL CLUB 25 GOLDENDALE 18 HOOD RIVER 26 HOOD RIVER 27 WHITE SALMON 25 ASTORIA 20 ASTORIA 30 KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS 32 MOSIER 36 ---------- --.. 8 ----'I3 Ylll HAM First Semester Donna Logue Janet Kohler Max Albert Catherine Swick Bill Griffiths Bart Clements Second Semester J. Kohler C. Swick- D. Logue 102 A, M AS S .W-ff: wg n. . ff, 1 - .- X V E1 fi vw. .art - -f 4 X3 'vw gen-. K Y 5 ik a Q 53 f 3 A If x a . 5 Q N 5. S x X Q , ,KW ww. H W, Mfwmw' W-M: :Q .M ..W,,,,,1+,..,wmA.M..z:mfg,.,L,Mgx, A, ' .A A. ,M THE WIllllW A ll I Bessie Sutro- - - Mara Sutro ..,... Theadore Sutro .... Robin Todd Kirkland Todd .... - Aunt Millie .... - Dr. Oliver ..... Dr. Trubee .... Du ke Todd .... Bailey ....... Mabel ........ Tinny ......... Student Director- - - Director ...... - Written by John Patrick Presented by The Thespian Society Cast 104 - - - - - Lorene Lynch Beverly Krueger - - - Byron Musa - ---Jim Doolin - -- -Nancy Duthie - --Don Jordan - - - Kenneth Eaton ---Doug Wray -Marilyn Beard --Nancy Hyde -- -- --Joan Deane - - - -Janice Rucker - - - - Lester Jensen The Class of '49 Presents Hllllll HEARIS WERE lllll li A ll BAY From the book by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough Na.. ,sa i -.ar Members of the Cast SYEWBYCJ ...... ............. ..........,,,,,-,, L y nn Naylor Mrs. Skinner ......... Cornelia Otis Skinner .... Otis Skinner ....... Emily Kimbrough--- Purser .......... Stewardess .... Dick Winters .... Admiral ......... Harriet St, John .... Winifred Blaugh .... Leo McEvoy ..... Inspector ..... Therese .......... Madame Elise ........ Maxine Anderton ----- --Joan Deane --------Byron Musa - ---Catherine Swick - ..,.. Paul Christy - - - -Joanne Lash ----Jim Doolin ----- Jerry Frost - - - -Janet Kohler - - -Faifhe Winslow ------Ken Eaton - - - Helen Themelis - - - - - Lorene Lynch - - - -Beverly Krueger Monsieur De La Croix--- ,-.. Clarence Kaufman Window Cleaner ---- -,---,- D iqk Wilkins Student Director--- --,Donna Robe,-gson Dif2Cf0I' ----------------.----........-....-.... Dale Rowland 'X K3 Wall, will you, Cornelia? Will you? l'vo brought you both a Iittlo proscar. .asf QUEEN JOAN DEANE Harvest Ball X J 5 NSY QI 'Q so Q X I? fr PRINCESS BARBARA MARTIN i PRINCESS OCTAVIA CARTER PRINCESS DONNA TAYLOR '1 The Class of '50 presents THE lllllillllllllll WAS RARE by Wall Spence Q2 Qi Members of the Cast Consuelo D'Arcy Willis, Julie Willis ......... Glenda Willis--- Phyllis Willis-- Alfred Willis ---- Viola Twigg--- Miss Moffet- Ella ---.--.- --- Terry Fuller- - - Roger Cooper ..-.- - a Reti red Actress--Donna Ward --- -- - - .Karlene Kramer -- --- --Joan Clodfelter - - - - - Nancy Duthie - - - - -Jerry Woolwine - - - -Anne Dielschneider - - - - - Frances Mayes - - - -Joyce Robertson -- ----Don Jordan ---- - - -Virgil Elkington Mortimer Baxter ..--. -..- ------------ Walt Selisch Two Ambulance Drivers- - - - Mr. Murgatroyd .---.- Miss Gertie Glump--- -Ron Griffiths, Herb Smith ---------Melvin Doyle - - -Janice Blasberg What handoff' iOS Plllllll S The Steelhead of The Dalles High School wishes to express its thanks to the following business houses whose purchase of special sponsorships helped make this Steelhead possible. BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE COLUMBIA HIGHWAY MARKET DAY'S HARDWARE FIRESTONE STORES MID-COLUMBIA RICHFIELD STATION MOTOR SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT PAUL'S BOSTON SHINE PARLOR PINK'S UNION STREET GROCERY THE DALLES GIFT SHOP WERNMARK SHOE SHOP WOOLSEY TIRE AND BATTERY WRAY'S DRUG STORE BURKE MOTOR COMPANY DeSoto-Plymouth BOLTON'S STUDIO The finest in Modern' Portraiture CALLAWAY AND GROSSMILLER Wholesalers CARL'S CAFE A friendly Place to.eat DAVIES DRUG COMPANY A friendly place to trade DONNELL'S DRUG STORE Phone 3606--The Dalles, Oregon ECONOMY MARKET AND GROCERY 412 East 2nd street GARTNER, CUSTOM CURING AND FOOD LOCKER HARVEY AND DICK'S TEXACO SERVICE Friendly, Courteous Service JESSIE'5 FLOWER SHOP 216 East 2nd Phone 3231 KELLY AVENUE ELECTRIC AND REPAIR You can't match our service KELLY AVENUE GROCERY Hugh Creighton KERR-GIFFORD AND COMPANY, INC. Feed and Grain KIP'S FARMERS MARKET Save with Kip MARSHALL'S FOOD STORE Dependable Service MODEL LAUNDRY Safeguarding Public Health MULLER'S TRACTOR AND IMPLEMENT J. l. Case Farm Machinery Dealer NEWHOUSE JEWELRY Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry PETERSON MOTOR COMPANY Pontiac Sales and Service R. A. TWISS Frigidaire-Sales and Service ROD FIN N EY'S Sporting Goods SUPER CREAM SHOP Ice Cream - Home-made Candies THE DALLES CYCLE SHOP Motorcycles and Bicycles THE DALLES DRIVE-IN Good Luck, Class of '49 THE DALLES NATURAL GAS COMPANY Ranges - Water Heaters THE DALLES PHARMACY You Are Always Welcome THE MUSIC BOX Pianos - Radios - Records - Music THE PARIS SHOP Fashion Center ofthe Mid-Columbia CRAIG OFFICE SUPPLY 404 E. 3rd Phone 3969 lf it's for the office, call us JOHN MILNE AND SON Plumbing and Heating General Electric Appliance SUNSET FEED STORE Poultry and Livestock Feeds Phone 2603 IOOO West 6th Street ADKISSON MOTOR Nash SALES AND SERVICE The Dalles, Oregon I l l E. 2nd Street Dial 2329 ARDEN ICE CREAM ARDEN FARM COMPANY ADAM'S PAINT STORE Buy Your Paint AI' a Paint Store PAINTS - WALLPAPER - VENETIAN BLINDS Corner Third and Union Streets Phone 3622-The Dalles, Oregon John Bonn's Food Store 516 W. 9th Street A COMPLETE FOOD MARKET Groceries, Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Free Delivery-Phone 3966 For Better shoe repair work see Joe Amore 61 O East Second Street THE CROWN COMPANY of Portland, Oregon Jewelry - Announcements - Awards O CARTER BODY AND FENDER SHOP Complete Body and Fender Repairing The Dalles, Oregon THE DALLES CHRONICLE EVENING AND SUNDAY serving the Mad-columbia since 1890 3l4-3l6 E. THIRD ST. THE DALLES, OPEGON Dixie Furniture Exchange New and used furniture and appliances BUY-SELL-REPAIR Venetian Blind sales and installation PHONE 3773 THE DALLES IRON WORKS THE DALLES, OREGON JACK DOCHERTY FURNITURE We Give Green Stamps 5l2 E. 2nd Street The Dalles, Oregon The Dalles Lumber and Manufacturing Company Dodson Body and Fender Painting and Upholstering Automotive Glass Service Dial 3939 Fourth and Laughlin Street The Dalles, Oregon The Dalles Meat Market Quality Meats and Downy Flake Donuts Phone 3402 C. L. JOHNS, lProp.l INDUSTRIAL MOTOR PARTS Complete Automotive Machine Shop Parts Service Welding Supplies Rebuilt Motor Exchanges 216 E. First Street The Dalles, Oregon MYER'S MARKET 908 East 2nd Street Fruits Grocery Sporting Supply Open Daily and Sundays PHONE 2644 MAUSER LUMBER COMPANY Third 8. Madison Eveiyniiiig to siiiia Aiiyiiiiiig Phone 2248 PERKINS OIL COMPANY BUD HARRIS, Distributor Stove Diesel Gasolines Industrial Oils 8i Greases Prompt Delivery Call 3602 or 3497 Morrow's Rexall Drug Store Prescription Specialists 313 East 2nd St. The Dalles, Oregon Phone 2135 POUNDS JEWELRY Diamonds - Watches - Silverware REPAIR 307 East 2nd Street The Dalles, Oregon Best wishes for a happy future Ben Musa TAX CONSULTANT 8. ACCOUNTANT 405 East Second Street WILSON'S SPORTING GOODS Fishing Tackle - Guns Ammunition - Quality Tools L. I-I. Coolidge leaving Bonneville with three barges Low cost water transportation on Columbia River and Pacific Coast INLAND NAVIGATION CO. and Associated Companies To the class of '49 We wish you all A happy and prosperous future The Dalles Coffee Shop Phone East Hill Food Center Fresh Meats and Groceries 2901 E. llth 81 Kelly Where the wise eeonornize A ve ELITE STUDIO for fine photography 3 71663 CAMERA SHOP SIZVZ E. Second ST. The Dalles, Ore. Photo Finishing Camera Supplies The Dalles Warehouse BEND HARDWARE COMPANY WHOLESALE ONLY Port Dock The Dalles, Oregon Holaday Motors Kaiser-Frazer REO Trucks 81 Busses Sales 81 Service Gas, Oil 81 Accessories Allis Chalmers THE MODERN TRACTOR 8- EQUIPMENT LINE Where Quality Costs You Less MID COLUMBIA EQUIPMENT E. Col. Riv. Hi-Way 2294 CONGRATULATIONS Class of 49 M 114 NORTHWEST LIQUEFIED GAS COMPANY Butane - - Pro-Pane Natural Gas Service Beyond the Mains Domestic, Commercial, and Industrial Appliances Wedgwood and Tappan Gas Ranges General Gas Water Heaters Servel Gas Refrigerators Hamilton Gas Clothes Dryers Gas Automatic Furnaces W. J. CBILLD SWICK, OWNER 115 McHALE'S GROCERY PHIL and MINOR BRADY 422 E. 2nd St. Phone 2169 The Friendly Store Save with S 81 H Green Stamps The Dalles, Oregon Stipe Furniture Company COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS 3rd 81 Washington St. The Dalles, Oregon All the Credit You Need Smooth as a bird's flight BUICK with Dynaflow Drive A TRUCK FOR EVERY JOB GMC-Gas or Diesel SERVICE MOTOR COMPANY 50l E. 2nd Street The Dalles, Oregon MaterialIy Yours TUM A LUM LUMBER CO. Ship Portland-Pendleton FOR Fast, Friendly Service PHIL GRAEDEL 906 E. 2nd sf. Agent 3282 WH EELER'S RADIO 8- APPLIANCE SALE SERVICE 400 Wash. St. Phone 3500 Ninth Street Super Market Groceries - Meats - Vegetables - Pastries Dry Goods - Sundries - Notions THE DALLES MOST MODERN MARKET WILLIAM'S CLEANERS Since 1909 TED WALKER, Prop. The Dalles, Oregon Phone 2345 an The Dalles Equipment Company WEST COLUMBIA HI-WAY PHONE 3850 Chrysler-Plymouth Sales 81 Service HeIen's Beauty Salon Distinctive Hair Styling Superior Oil Permanents All Beauty Services 308 Washington Street HELEN PATTEE, Owner Phone 6058 The Dalles, Oregon FRED'S CAFE sooo :Ars son' nnmxs West Columbia River Highway River Road WO0LSEY'S TIRE AND BATTERY SERVICE BOB WOOLSEY Texaco Hot Rod Center J. C. Penney Company Shoes Wearing Apparel Dry Goods You Won't Get Scalped At The Tepee 117 oo Q og 1 HERMAN'S MEN'S STORE 1 1' Better Klothes for Less 401 East 2nd The Dalles QQOQQQ O Q I Dial 2915 OREGON EQUIPMENT COMPANY Commercial Refrigeration Home Appliance JOE HILLIS, Owner 105 East 2nd St. The Dalles, Oregon WASCO COUNTY GRAIN GROWERS CO-OP Farm 81 Petroleum Supplies WASCO ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC. An REA Cooperative WEBBER'S CLEANERS 412 Wash. St. Phone 3333 WEIGELT BROS. BOOK STORE Headquarters for School SuppIies C. H. URNESS MOTORS Studebaker Sales and Service csv? STADELMAN ICE 81 FRUIT COMPANY l STAN HENKLE 4 THE DALLES AUCTION YARDS tries a sport coat, assisted by Ralph Brace. For The Place where Buyer and Seller Meet the best in school wear Shop with Ralph Brace. The Dalles, Oregon lFormerly Howe'S1 Men's Wear Family Shoes 413 E. 2nd St. II 6 ?' ,Q-' fg- f TT Aims to carry Reddy Kilowatt People everywhere want more of Reddy Kilo- watt, your hard-working, low-cost electric serv- ant. That's why Pacific Power 81 Light's 1949 construction program's the largest in history. For example, this year we are installing 27,000 Tyaclc's Jewelry CONGRATULATIONS additional crossarms to help carry Reddy where CLASS OF ,49 he is needed. 407 East 2nd Street Paclflc Power 8 Company CNext to Ist National Bankl The Dalles, Oregon Your Partner in Progress Since 1910 Best Wishes to the Class of 49 From the Makers of HOLSUM BREAD The Dalles, Oregon WESTSIDE MARKET Meats and Groceries Service Station Gas 8- Oil Phone 3748 819 West Sixth Street The Dalles, Oregon WALTH ER-WILLIAMS 12 h TREE t S T MARKET COMPANY 1302 East 12th Street A Dodge-Plymouth Phone 9156 Open Sundays Complete Line of Fresh Meats and Groceries Cars and Trucks Goodyear Tires Sales and Service 9 43 K ey , 5 1 Qi 1 Q, xg 5 wg? f M5 1 if ii 3 WN ml iw. ,ga r. . . si fir? - .:.,: N , 1, i .. ,- ax Q , .X , . :Z L -ax x ' ' f' 'W ,A si ik xr T' bfi - Aj. xr. 1 X 1 X 3 W pw, s-ug: ig 5. f X , .A ' ye R -Aw lv' l20 PDX .6 3 no .is ' 1 6 f 1 f , 1 I . ,u hm: .., 1-1 N., L g f. fm ,QA Q . 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