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

Text from Pages 1 - 134 of the 1953 volume:

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Wa 'I 43' gg Al 1 x 4 Bda, 5 lib-ff fi-:IEA , W , aaa af 44 I Ei ' I qu 'i k W he 'Kun VICTOR PETERSON FREDA DAHL Secretary fo Superintendent Eff' on , kr I ALEX MARSHALL Chairman WALTER G BLASER S CHRISTINE KEITH JAMES BAILEY 19 5 x - - .- ,1 3' . A hy, , , .K r i Wee swf ALVIN UNRUH State Teachers College, Valley City, North Dakota B. A.p Colorado State College of Edu- cation M. A. LORENE McKEE Secretary to Principal 21 HOWARD SWAN College of Idaho A. B. Registrar GERALDINE SPROTT Lewis and Clark College B. A. English Librarian BERNICE CHASE Linfield College B. A. English Spanish Dramatics MARGARET KEMPFER University of Oregon M. Oregon State B. S. English Tillicum .J A FRED RADTKE M University of Oregon B. A. English French .fmguega Ed. JACK SMITH University of Oregon B. S English LESTER TIBBETS Oregon State College B. S. Liyi T :,e Agriculture 'Wu df W ENID BOLTON University of Oregon B.A. Typing Shorthand ADOLPH SCHLICHTING Minot State Teachers College B. A. WHLIAM VAN NICE University of Washington M. A. Oregon State College B. S. Bookkeeping PHYLLIS BRIGGS Shop Typing Oregon State College B. S. Commercial Law General Business Home Economics Mechanical Drawing L rf ' 'R siyyts MARGARET GATES Willamette College B. A. Social Science 61 L JAMES PAGE Linfield College B. A. University of Denver M. A. U. S. History World History Smal Soienced A GLENN BETSCHART L Ottawa University A. B. Social Economics String Ensemble GENE MORRISON University of Oregon B. S. Band Choir Boosters flhfdfic Bmv TREESH Lewis and Clark College B. A. Librarian fs, RAY HOTKA University of Iowa B. A., M. S. Biology ,5cz1,, .-,L ,- 115, , 1. ,. F 1 iw X l A Q if E,-F' TN F9 S I b-': N? v I 0 HELEN WHITCOMB University of Oregon B. A. Geomefry Art v JAMES RANKIN University of Portland B. S. A EUGENE QUADE Biology A- k Walla Walla College B. A General Mafh lx X f Algebra General Science A Gefleml MGH? O. SH ERWOOD POPPE Oregon State College B. A. Chemisfry Steelhead Physics General Science f 6355 KWA' LYLE PETTYJOHN University of Ore Physical Edu Afhleiics gon B. S. cafion Zclucahcm Jwllh LOIS SPEARIN Whifworih College B. A. Girls' Physical Educafion S orfs Girls' Q DEAN University o Intramural p GELWICK Health Physical Educafion 26 f Nebraska B. S. ' wif ,, ,v,:f .,,f. f , 1 vm. , - .,.. , I ,, Q i V ,VVV kk,:. f .. k. , A, ixr P , 1 ,,mL, ,,1,, m'-- A , ,,.. J.. ,mv w'77Z1'1,ff.1fI'f' M. f M klllfrf- W' ,.,.,,,,,.....,...:.,Mh.,,L,4,f- ,u.- ijgwwmw -qw ,,,,,y-4-'f-'f ' , .www-vffff Q , LJ 2, ' .ix A, AA f - M VLAV , .,,,,-fTW .TW -....,..,,., ff ffff ,,M.,m. -ww , ! ,Z . W f 1 M VAA,, , 3 l , . ,KNEW ff ...ff ff? :wise ' ff--an-.,,m.., OHN LUNDEU' Firs.: Semesler PreSidenf BOB HYDE Second Semester Presidenf 28 ,QW lla'-r ,Qz-fu-,T CAL CALLAWAY MARGARET PRESTON PAT TURNER Vice Presidenf Secrefcnry Treasurer DON PAGE JANET BERGER PAT TURNER Vice President Secretary Treasurer 1' -L Q 1 .' 'MM A 'Q S G ai! FIRST SEMESTER. Back: E. S 'ih M ml , r. Beard, M. Ranslam, C. Callaway, R. McDonald, V Patfee, J. Alberi, G. Haynes, D. Page, B. Hyde, D. Lennie, B. Wright, B. Shaw, M. Aiwood, J. Van Horn, L. Delano. Fronf: R. Anderson, D. Lee, M. Graham, N. Novak, P, Turner, J. Lundell, M. Preston, D. Burns, B. Espey, O. Tharaldson, M. Wheeler. SECOND SEMESTER. Back: E. Smith, Mr. Beard, R. Froebe, M. Rclnslam, D. Haynes, R. McDonald, V, Patfee, J. Alberi, G. Haynes, D. Page, J. Lundell, L. Jones, K. Harmon, B. Lee, N. Neal, G. Wilhelm, J. Van Horn, L. Delano. Fronfs R. Anderson, D. Lee, M. Graham, N. Novak, P. Turner, B. Hyde, J. Berger, D. Burns, B. Espey, O. Tharaldson, M. Wheeler. ,fr ii 5 A 5 X k, I, Y I . 1 pr fi 3 Q Q -lf' mn f ff N - My V W ww Q 11. , Q . , . 'J ' k f,.., IQ' K .,,: f' gi, k . Secretary, Doris Pierson fv 4'- ' Presidenf, Dick Len nie W1 Treasurer, Neila N and Senmlea S ' 0 ' Vice-President, Fred Jeager ovak Council Represenfafive, Jo Ann Von Horn ., .iyrixr Secancf Semedjefz 5 ' Ufficefzfi N...-- R in -we .5 rr A ViceePresidenf, Fred Jeoger Secretary, Don nc Lee :ni -J ,gy ig S x President, Keifh Harmon h Council Re resenfuiive, John Lundell Treasurer, Burboro Wrig f p ,pr 3'5- I if .. 7 5 . S 1 i W. LEE AGIDIUS Yell Squad 2-3-45 F. F. A. 3-45 Thespian Play 3-45 Band 'lp Rally Squad 3. BARBARA BISHOP Thespian Play 35 Jr. Red Cross Council 25 Steel- head 3-45 Steelhead Business Manager 3-45 Quill and Scroll 3-45 Junior Class Representative5 Stu- dent Council 35 Ushers 'I-25 F. H. A. 'l-25 F. H. A. Historian 'lp G. A. A. 'l-2-3-45 G. A. A. Play Day 25 National Honor 3-45 National Honor Treasurer 45 Boosters 3-45 Booster Bugle Sergeant 45 Booster Council 3-45 Girls' League 3-4. EARLYNE COSTELLO Clarinet Quartet 25 Thespians 45 Thespian Play 25 Office 45 Band 'l-2-3-45 Band Twirler 3-45 G. A. A. 1-2-3-45 G. A. A. Play Day 25 Y-Teens 4: Girls' League 3-4. ROXY ANDERSON Girls' Trio 35 Tennis Team 25 Class Princess 'I5 Thespian Play 45 Thespian Committee Chairman 45 Choir Librarian 3-45 Choir President 35 Choir Secretary 45 Choir Student Director 3-45 Class Secretary T5 Student Council 45 Ushers 'l-2-35 F. H. A. 'l-2-3-45 F. H. A. Vice-President 25 F. H. A. Treasurer 35 F. H. A. Representative 45 G. A. A. T-2-3-45 Boosters 3-45 Booster Vice- President 45 Booster Council 45 Y-Teens 45 Y- Teens Chaplain 45 Girls' League 4. JEANNE BRACE Jr. Red Cross Council 2-3-45 Student Council 35 F. H. A. 'l-2-3-45 F. H. A. Representative 35 G. A. A. T-2-3-45 G. A. A. Play Day 2-45 Boosters 3-45 Boosters Historian 35 Booster Council 35 Girls' Leaaue 3-4. ROCHELLE ANDERSON Transfer, Centralia, Oregon5 Y-Teens 45 F. H. A. 45 Girls League 4. BILL BLUNK Varsity Football 2-3-45 Varsity Football Captain 45 Papoose Football 'l5 Track team 'l-2-35 D Club 2-3-45 Thespians 3-4: Thespian Play 3: Choir 3-4. GARY CONLEY 34 DARRELL CRAFT MARDELL DAVIS Carnival Committee 45 Jr. Red Cross Council 3-45 Jr. Red Cross Secretary 35 Tillicum 3-45 Tillicum Co-Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 3-45 Quill and Scroll Vice-President 45 Senior Guidance Day 35 Ushers 2-35 F. H. A. I-2-35 G. A. A. 'I-2-3-45 G. A. L. S. 45 National Honor 3-45 Boosters 3-45 Girls' League 3-4. ROSEMARY DORAN Office 'I-25 Spanish Club 35 Choir 'I5 F. H. A. I-2-3-45 G. A. A. l-2-3-45 G. A. L. S. 45 Play Day 2-35 Boosters 3-45 Girls' League 3-4. SUZANNE CYPHERS String Ensemble I-2-3-45 String Ensemble Presi- dent 45 String Ensemble Vice-President, Secre- tary, Treasurer, Representative 35 Orchestra 35 Choir 3-45 Student Council 35 F. H, A. 45 G. A. A. 'I-2-3-45 G. A. A. Play Day 2-3-45 Boosters 3-45 Y-Teens 45 Girls' League 3-4, LOUISE DELANO String Ensemble 'I-2-3-45 String Ensemble Vice- President, Secretary, Treasurer, Representative 35 Office 35 Class Treasurer 2-35 Student Council 45 Ushers 2-35 Usher Treasurer 25 G. A. A. 2-3-45 National Honor 3-45 Boosters 35 Girls' League 3-4. BILL EDDINS F. F. A. I-2-3-4. GAIL DAVIS Spanish Club 45 F. H. A. I-25 G. A. A. 2-3-45 G.A.A. Play Day 45 Girls' League 3-4. CLEOLA DENNEY Transfer, Battleground, Oregon 45 Office 45 F. H. A. 45 Y-Teens 45 Girls' League 4. -J CLIFF FANDREY Transfer, Vancouver, Washington, Varsity Foot- ball 4. GLORIA GERBING - Thespian Play 2, Office 3, F. H. A. 'I-3, Girls' League, Library 'I-2. MAVIS HAMMER Transfer, Jackson, Minnesota 4, Girls' League 4. DAVE FERGUSON Varsity Football 4, Stage Crew 3-4, F. F. A. 'I-2-3-4. DENNIS HACKLER Transfer, Medford, Oregon, Varsity Football 4, Track Team 2, D Club 3-4, Fire Squad 3, Thespians 3-4, Tillicum 3, Band Vice-President 3, Band Representative 3, Class President 3, Class Vice-President 2, Class Secretary 3, Student Council 2-3. DAN FRANK D Club 3-4, Football Manager 4, Basketball Manager 3, Thespian Play 4, Choir I, Broad- casting Club 4. MYRA GRAHAM Class Princess 2, Tillicum 3-4, Tillicum Business Manager 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Senior Guidance Day 3-4, Office 1-2-3-4, A. S. B. Treasurer 2, Student Council 'I-2-4, Bank 2, Ushers 'I-2-3, F. H. A. 'I-2-3-4, F. H. A. President 3, F. H. A. Reporter 3, G. A. A. I-2-3-4, National Honor 3-4, National Honor Secretary 4, Boosters 3-4, Booster President 4, Booster Council 4, Y-Teens 4, Girls' League 3-4. DARLENE HANSON Girls' League 4. 36 KEITH HARMON Track Team 45 Fire Squad 3-45 Stage Crew 45 Band Wardrobe Master 45 Class President 45 Student Council 45 Band 'I-2-3-4. SHARON HAZEN Spanish Club 45 G. A. A. 1-2-3-45 Girls' League 4. ALICE HOPKINS Choir 45 F. H. A. 1-3-45 G. A. A. I-2-3-45 Y-Teens 45 Girls' League 3-4. DICK HAYNES Varsity Basketball 3-45 J. V. Basketball 25 Pa- poose Basketball 'I5 Varsity Baseball 3-45 D Club 2-3-45 Baseball Manager 25 Fire Squad I-25 Choir 45 Choir President 45 Choir Treasurer 45 Band 'I-2-3-45 Band President 35 Band Repre- sentative 45 Class Vice-President 35 Student Council 45 Student Kiwanian 4. GAYLE HENDRICKS Transfer, Payette, IdaI1o5 G. A. A. 45 Girls' League 4. SUSAN HORN Dance Band 25 Thespian Play 45 Thespians 45 Choir 45 F, H. A. 45 G. A. A. I-2-3-45 G. A. L. S. 45 G. A. A. Play Day 35 Boosters 3-45 Booster Drum Sergeant 45 Booster Council 45 Y-Teens 3-45 Girls' League 3-45 Girls' League Publicity Chairman 45 Talent Show 'I-2-3. Q DAN HAZEN F. F. A. 'lf Hi-Y 3-4. JANET HILL F. H. A. I-2-3-45 G. A. A. I-2-3-45 G. A. L. S. 45 Boosters 3-45 Booster Quartermaster 45 Y-Teens President 45 Girls' League 3-4. CAROLYN HOWARD ---is MARGARET HUBEL Transfer, Maynaid, Minnesota 47 Choir 47 Y- Teens 47 Girls' League 47 Choir Wardrobe Mis- tress 47 Band 4. JUDY KIRK Stage Crew 3-47 Thespians 3-47 Thespian Treas- urer 47 Thespian Play 3-47 Thespian Student Director 3-41 Jr. Red Cross Council 37 Office 47 Class Treasurer 17 G. A. A. 1-2-3-47 Girls' League 3-4. ' Thespians 27 Office 4j Rally,Squad 27 Class Treasurer 17 Student Council 27 Ushers 1-2-37 Usher Representative 27 F. H. A. 2-37 F. H. A. Reporter 27 G. A. A. 1-2-3-47 G. A. L. S. 47 Boosters 3-47 Booster Twirler Sergeant 3-45 Booster Council 3'41 Girls',League 3-47 Girls' League President 47 Girls' League Treasurer 3. FRED JAEGER Varsity Football 47 Papoose Football 1-37 J. V. Basketball 27 Yell Squad 1-27 Stage Crew 47 F. H. A. 17 Thespian Play 2-47 Rally Squad 1-27 Class Vice President 47 Class President 17 Student Council 1. DAWN KNIESTEADT Office 2-3-47 Ushers 2-37 F. H. A. 1-2-37 G. A. A. 1l'2'3'4j G. A. L. S. 47 Play Day 37 Boosters 3-47 Booster Jr, Maiorette 37 Senior Maiorette 47 Booster Council 3-47 Girls' League 3-4. BOB HYDE German Band 3-47 Woodwind Quartet 37 Varsity Football 2-3-47 Varsity- Basketball 3-47 J. V. Basketball 27 Papoose Basketball 17 Varsity Base- ball 37 Track Team .l'2'3'4j D Club 3-47 D Club Vice-President 47 Carnival Committee 47 String Ensemble .li Steelhead 47 Quill and Scroll 47 Band '2-3-47 Band President 3: Band Repre- sentative 47 A. S. B. President 47 Class Repre- sentative 1-2-37 Student Council 1-2-3-47 National Honor 3-47 National Honor President 47 Hi-Y Secretary and Treasurer 47 Student Lion and Kiwanian 47 Talent Show 37 Dance Band 3. DON KISER Varsity Football 47 Papoose Football 1-2-37 J. V. Basketball 27 Papoose Basketball 17 Track Team 17 D Club 1. S . DONNA LEE Girls' Trio 27 Tennis Team 2-3-47 Yell Squad 2-3-42 Yell Captain 2-47 Tillicum 3-47 Tillicum Edi- tor 47 Quill and Scroll 47 Office 47 Choir 'I-27 Choir Treasurer 27 A. S. B. Treasurer 37 Class Secretary 47 Class Representative 'I7 Student Council 'I-2-3-47 G. A. A. 'I-2-3-47 G. A. A. Sports Manager 37 G. A. L. S. 47 Play Day 2-3-47 G. A. A. Tumbling Team l-2-3-47 Y-Teens 3-47 Girls' League 3-47 Broadcasting Club 4. JOHN LUNDELL Mole Quartet 'l-27 German Band 1-2-3-47 Brass Sextet l-2-3-47 Varsity Basketball 2-3-47 Varsity Basketball Captain 47 Papoose Basketball 'I7 Varsity Baseball 'I-2-3-47 D Club 'l-2-3-47 Fire Squad 'l-27 String Ensemble 47 Tillicum 37 Quill and Scroll 3-47 Quill and Scroll Secretary and Treasurer 4j Choir 1-27 Choir Student Director 27 Band 'I-2-3-47 Band President 37 Band Vice- President 27 Band Student Director 2-3-47 A. S. B. President 37 A. S. B. Vice-President 27 Class Representative 1-47 Student Council 'I-2-3-47 Hi- Y 3-47 Hi-Y President 47 Student Lion and Kiwan- ian 47 Talent Show 'I-2-37 Dance Band 'l-2-3. '11 LARRY LARSEN Transfer, Pendleton, Oregon7 Papoose Football 37 Varsity Basketball 2-37 Track Team F. F. A. 1. PAT LIGHT Transfer, Pasco, Washington 3-47 Girls' League 3-4. IRENE MATHIS Varsity Football 4, Basketball 47 J. V 2-37 D Club 4, 27 Choir 27 F. H. A Spanish Club 3-47 F. H. A. 2-37 G. A. A. 3-4, Girls' League 3-4.. DICK LENNIE Track Team 3-47 Thespian Play 37 Choir 3-47 Choir Vice-President 47 Class President 47 Stu- dent Council 47 Hi-Y 3-4. DICK LUNDSTROM Male Quartet 3-47 Brass Sextet 2-3-47 Track Team 3-47 Thespians 3-47 Thespian Play 3-47 Jr. Red Cross Council 47 Jr. Red Cross President 47 Choir 3-47 Band 'l-2-3-47 Band Treasurer 37 Student Council 4: Hi-Y 3-4. .i 'sgani 'M'-wr VIVIAN MAY Choir 25 F. H. A. I-2-3-45 BILL MOORE Transfer, Portland, Oregon 35 Varsity Basketball 3-45 Varsity Baseball 3-45 Varsity Football 45 Fire Squad 3-45 Choir 3-4. NEILA NOVAK Brass Sextet 2-3-45 Tennis Team 2-3-45 Thespians 3-45 Thespian Representative 45 Thespian Play 2-3-45 Thespian Play Committee Chairman 45 Jr. Red Cross Council 45 Tillicum 3-45 Quill and Scroll 3-45 Office 25 Band I-2-3-45 Band Librarian 45 Class Treasurer 45 Student Council 45 G. A. A. 'l-2-3-45 G. A. A. President 45 G. A. A. Play Day T-2-3-45 G. A. A. Tumbling Team 2-45 G. A. L. S. 3-45 Trampoline Team 45 Girls' League 3-4. G.A.A. I-2-3-4: G. A. L. S. 45 Boosters 45 Y-Teens 45 Girls' League 3-45 F. H. A. Custodian 3. FRANK MORRISON Transfer, North Dakota 4. GLORIA PARODI Office 3-45 Girls' League 3-4. 40 DIANA MOORE DON PAGE Varsity Football 45 Papoose Football 'I-25 Var- sity Basketball 2-3-45 Papoose Basketball I5 Varsity Baseball 2-3-45 D Club 45 D Club President 45 Fire Squad I-25 String Ensemble 'I-2-3-45 String Ensemble Vice-President 25 A, S. B. Vice-President 45 Class Vice-President5 Stu- dent Council 45 Student Kiwanian 4. Se' Seniafut ALLAN PETERSON Papoose Football I-27 Basketball Manager 27 Senior Guidance Day 37 Jr. Prom Committee 37 Rally Squad 27 Class President 17 Student Council 1. PAMELA RABENS Yell Squad 27 Thespians 3-47 Thespian Clerk 47 Thespian Play 3-47 Office 3-47 Jr. Prom Com- mittee 3j Spanish Club 2-37 Choir 17 Class Sec- retary 37 Student Council 47 Ushers 1-2-37 G. A. A. 1-2-3-47 G. A. A. Vice-President Aj G. A. A. Representative 47 G. A. L. S. 3-47 G. A. A. Tumbling Team 1-2-37 G. A, A. Play Day Aj Boosters 3-4. GAY PELTIER Transfer, Mill City, Oregon 47 Choir 47 G. A. A. 47 Girls' League 4. MARGARET PRESTON Class Play 27 Steelhead 3-47 A. S. B. Secretary Aj Student Council 47 Ushers 2-37 Ushers Secretary 27 Ushers Vice-President 37 G. A. A. 1-2-3-47 G. A. A. Head of Sports 47 G. A. A. Play Day 17 Boosters 3-47 Boosters Secretary 37 Boosters Vice- President 47 Booster Council 3-47 Girls' League 3-47 Girls' League Vice-President 37 Girls' League Big-Little Sister Chairman 47 Quill and Scroll 3-4. MILTON RICHAU Varsity Football 3-47 Varsity Football Co-Captain 47 Papoose Football 1-27 Papoose Basketball 1-27 Track Team 1-2-3-47 D Club 1-2-3-47 Fire Squad 1-2-3-47 Stage Crew 2-47 Football Usher 1-2. DORIS PIERSON A Tennis Team 3-47 Jr. Red Cross Council 17 Jr. Red Cross Council Treasurer 17 Class Vice-Presi- dent 37 Class Secretary 47 Ushers 1-27 F. H. A. 1-27 G. A. A. 1-2-3-47 G. A. L. S. 3-47 G. A. A. Play Day 3-47 National Honor 3-47 National Honor Vice-President 47 Boosters 3-47 Girls' League 3-4. MICKEY RANSLAM Varsity Football 3-47 Papoose Football I-27 Track Team 2-3-47 D Club 2'3'4j Carnival Commit- tee 47 Fire Squad 3j Stage Crew Aj F. F. A. 1-2- 3-47 F. F. A. Vice-President 47 F. F. A. Secretary 37 Class President 27 Class Representative 17 Student Council 1-2-47 National Honor 37 F. F. A. District Secretary 37 F. F. A. District President 47 F. F. A. State Treasurer 4. i BILL ROOT ROSE SEGUI Transfer, Moro, Oregon 25 Varsity Football 45 F. H. A. 2-3-45 Girls' League 3-4. Papoose Football 25 Stage Crew 45 F. F. A. 2-3-45 F. F. A. Treasurer 45 F. F. A. Reporter 35 Thespian Play Committee Chairman 4. ARUNE SMITH Thespian Play 45 Office 'l-2-3-45 Spanish Club 3: Girls' League 3-45 Broadcasting Club 4. JERRY SKAUGSET Papoose Basketball lp Tillicum 3-45 Spanish Club 3. i 'r '..V ' 4 IIM RIDGEWAY Transfer, Grants Pass, Oregon 4. CONNIE SHIMP Thespians 45 Office 45 F. H. A. l-2-35 G. A. A. l-2-3-45 G. A. L. S. 45 Play Day 1-25 Boosters 45 Y-Teens 45 Girls' League 45 Girls' League Courtesy Chairman 4. O CHARLOTTE sMiTH S M4 G. A. A. 'l-2-3-45 Boosters 3-45 Girls' League 3-4. em Lflj 42 MYRNA SMITH Thespians 'I-2-3-45 Thespian Vice-President 3: Thespian Secretary 25 Thespian Play 'I-3-45 Thespian Student Director 25 Tillicum 35 Choir 3-45 Choir Treasurer 45 Band 45 Ushers 'I-25 Boosters 35 Booster Drum Sergeant 45 Booster Council 3-4. JO ANN VAN HORN Transfer, Portland, Oregon5 Thespians 45 Office 3-45 Choir 25 Class Treasurer 35 Class Repre- sentative 45 Student Council 45 F. H. A. 3-45 Y-Teens 3-45 Y-Teens President 45 Y-Teens Repre- sentative 45 Girls' League 3-4. GLORIS SMITH Office 'I-2-35 F. H. A. 'I-2-3-45 F. H. A. Treasurer 45 G. A. A. 1-2-3-45 G. A. L. S. 45 G. A. A. Play Day 3-45 Boosters 3-45 Y-Teens 45 Girls' League 3-4. PAT TURNER Clarinet Quartet 25 Tennis Team 2-3-45 Stage Crew 45 Office 45 Spanish Club 35 Band T-25 Band Librarian I5 A. S. B. Treasurer 45 Student Council 45 G. A. A. I-2-3-45 G. A. A. Sports Manager 45 G. A. L. S. 45 G. A. A. Play Day T-45 Boosters 3-45 Y-Teens 45 Girls' League 3-45 Broadcasting Club 45 Broadcasting Club Secre- tary 4. SHIRLEY WESTFALL Transfer, Klamath Falls, Oregon5 Choir 45 F, H. A. 45 Y-Teens 45 Girls' League 4. OLIVIA THARALDSON Woodwind Trio I-2-35 Carnival Committee 45 Thespians 45 Thespian President 45 Thespian Play 35 Thespian Play Committee Chairman 45 Tillicum 3-45 Quill and Scroll 3-45 Quill and Scroll Presi- dent 45 Senior Guidance Day 35 Choir 15 Band 'I-2-3-45 Band Secretary 25 Band Maiorette 3-45 Band Librarian 15 Class President 35 Student Council 3-45 Ushers 'I-2-35 Usher President 35 Usher Treasurer I5 G. A. A. 'I-2-3-45 G. A. L. S. 45 National Honor 3-45 National Honor Repre- sentative 45 Y-Teens 3-45 Girls' League 3-4. MERLIN WALSH Varsity Basketball 45 J. V. Basketball 2-35 Papoose Basketball 'I5 Varsity Baseball 2-3-45 D Club 2-3-4. MONICA WHEELER Steelhead 3-45 Steelhead Editor 45 Quill and Scroll 3-45 Senior Guidance Day 35 Student Council 45 National Honor 3-45 Boosters 3-45 Booster Color Sergeant 45 Historian 35 Booster Council 3-45 Y-Teens 3-45 Y-Teen Secretary 45 Girls' League 3-4. ANN WILKERSON F. H. A. I-2-3-45 G. A. A. 2-3-45 G. A. L. S. 45 Play Day 45 Boosters 45 Y-Teens 45 Girls' League 3-4. TERRY ZIEGELMAN Papoose Football 35 Varsity Basketball 45 J. V. Basketball 2-35 Papoose Basketball 'I5 Varsity Baseball Captain 2-3-45 D Club 2-3-45 D Club Sergeant of Arms 45 Fire Squad 2-3-45 Class Play 'I-2. GARLAND WILHELM Class Princess 35 Thespians 3-45 Thespian Play 35 Thespian Student Director 45 Jr. Red Cross Council 2-3-45 Office 2-3-45 Choir 45 Choir Rep- resentative 25 Class Secretary 25 Student Council 3-45 Ushers 'I-2-35 Usher Representative 35 F.H.A. I-2-35 G. A. A. 'I-2-3-45 G. A. A. Secretary 35 G. A. L. S. 45 Play Day 2-3-45 Boosters 3-45 Girls' League 3-4. LCIDONNA ZADE Class Princess 45 Carnival Queen 45 F. H. A. 45 Boosters 3-45 Girls' League 3-4. JACK WHITE Transfer, Kelso, Washington 4. BARBARA WRIGHT Transfer, Mt. Vernon, Oregon 35 Office 3-45 Class Secretary 45 Student Council 45 F. H. A. 3-45 F. H. A. Secretary 45 G. A. A. 35 Boosters 45 Y-Teens 3-45 Y-Teens Representative 45 Girls' League 3-4. NANCY ZURLINDEN F. H. A. 'I-25 G. A. A. I-2-3-45 Y-Teens 3-45 Girls' League 3-4. 44 fn wtf ,ww ,r N 'F' 5. Q, . E E',g.Lg , 3'1 -5- and 1 , I we i . 1 L, . P 1 fi? Y' J' J 1 Nr rr 1 ka Treasurer ,NW 'f 1: N. r ng:- . '2 L 1' . q ne., Q .m,, . H f-. A ' reeelee in ,V ..,' , 1 :T ,,f,g , :.. ...,,L . f A - 5, L1, I I h i A ,f K I A , L .f miie: 2 . 1 , . , f ' ,, .. - ,N-'N ' K N , V, . ,Q ,-,' - , I, Q '35 A f A 3 ' L ' G M ' .:'i A4 sa .L K ,gr l XY Vi f V g, we -A - , ,t t , A 1 -A ' dijfw kkgm g f--f af f' K ,,,, if jeg,- . C . , ig QR 9'-A ' V V- ai 1 LW Lb tv ' f K , mx - , ,K:,, at Q' if '1 K fa: ' ' li -Q':s,:i :E? fd' 5 . 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I X 3- 4 43- .X , T gf X if QF f E la i ne Sandra Bgtfy Showg .Presrdenf ,cf E4 2, 'f .WH N-.J Q1 315 Aas, Marilyn Adams, Lois Adams, Ray Anthony, Elizabeth Aplet, Donna Back, Bob Baker, Jackie Balsley, Rilla Benson, Paul Bonneprise, Bob Boyle, Richard Briles, Verla Britton, Scott Butler, Beth Calavan, Nita Calvin, Jerry Qaahmen Carlson, Artyce Carroll, Dwayne Clayton, Margaret Cloe, Fred Collins, Don Cooper, Al Craft, Marlene Curtis, Kunkel Davis, Carol Davis, Joanne Davis, Richard Decious, Barbara Denley, Evelyn Derr, Sally Dillon, Joe Dixon, Deanna Dow, Rodney Ellet, Joy Emerson, Helen Fairbanks, Bob 4 46 Halverson, Lois Hammel, Frank Hammond, Hazel Haynes, Joe Hiatt, Joetta Hill, Larry Holycross, Pat Holman, Janice Horton, Donald Hubel, Sally Jackson, Neal Jarvis, Janice Jones, Bob Kaseberg, Darrell Keil, Doug Keller, Donna Keller, Jack Kiger, Evelena Kugler, Grace Lane, Charles Fandrey, Irwin Fehrs, Ken Ferguson, Mike Filbin, Pal Foley, Pat Fulton, Judy Gard, Shirley Geer, Jeanne Gonzales, Charles Grady, Marty Grant, Pat Griffin, Diane Grover, Glenda Guyer, Deanna Gustafson, Ed Gray, Darlene 'ms V. . 3 . F s 43 . ,E , .F sig fe l We . if Q ff are 1 fl X 1 in if ' N we Jrr s, .r ss,,,ss , if J V it ' :T'x -1-sif ' ' JJfi'fi ii ' , M fi as wx aw, ,.s Q 21? QS? Jflexxr -F 1 I A all Q 14 QMS . W2 -fxf , Lane, Richard Laney, Barbara Larson, Richard Lee, Bob Lutz, Albert Malcom, Norma Mattes, John Maxwell, Sharon McNaught, Elaine MacWilliams, Glen Mee, Gordon Meeker, Gary Moore, Larry Morrow, French Murfitt, Jim Nelson, Phyllis Neufeld, Harry Neufeld, Janet Neal, Noel Nyberg, Larry Nye, Jerry Olsen, Jerry Osborne, JoAnne Payne, Nola Perkins, Jois Petrie, Ray Powell, Judy Probstfield, Mike Ranslam, Wes Reed, Dennis Reed, Linda Renken, Sandra Reuter, Christine Rickard, Sharyl Root, Bud Rose, Janet Ryan, Ron H. Ryan, Ron P. Saling, George Sanders, Maria Zzaeahmen Schanno, Alice Schmidt, Gary Schwarz, Bill Shaw, Betty Slaughter, Norma Smawley, Wayne Stanek, Bob Stanek, Juanita Stevenson, Gary Stevenson, Clyde Stevenson, Janet Stoaks, Dick Stout, Stanley Thompson, Joanne Tibbets, Don Tibbetts, Ken Troxel, Ron Turner, Wayne Ulestad, Harold Varner, Mike Viers, Lois Wake, Wyota Wassenmiller, Rinnie Watkins, David Westad, Harold Whitworth, Jim Winchester, Otis Willett, Joyce Woodard, Roberta Woolsey, Doug Wray, Darrell Marney, Mona . f I ,W . 1. J S , is lerss so gf? it Q- ' 4 : .. t ' Ji at A pg v giiia 'fini S 'l, ,r ltt X me I ,,,..f 'Q h ', exam mad ' in . ---- f----A-- 'Wi' what GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS. Row 2: M, Graham, M. Preston, M, Atwood, M. Emerson, S. Spieckerman, M. Anderson. Row 7: J. Light, J, Berger, D. Burns, C. Shimp, C. Howard, Miss Sprott, S. Horn. Although this was its first year, the Girls' League was quite active. Candy sales and Christmas card collect- ing were among its many activities, but the most out- standing activity was the selection of the Girls' League Girl-of-the-Month. Officers were Carolyn Howard, President, Mari- lyn Emerson, Vice-Presi- dent, Janet Burger, Treas- urer, Diane Burns, Repre- sentative, Miss Sprott, Advisor. PIU, .fecaque Freshman and Senior girls get acquainted at the Big 8: Little Sister party P' EXIT Q fs, M. . Q i F A ,gh if f 3 J f J 5' . l Usher Officer 5: Janet Berger, Marilyn Emerson, Francis Frey, Donna Harmon Row 2: J. Wray, J, Berger, J. Fulton, S. Rankin, D. Gray, Y, Johnson, A. Carlson, B. Dellinger, J. Bonney, C. Kennedy, F. Frey, D. Harmon M. Sanders. Row 1: L. Hayzlett, J, Delano, S. Spikerman, J. Stanek, H. Emerson, E. McNaught, P. Costello, M. Emerson, S. Sawtell, J. Light Zldmfz Prominent among school organizations, this group of girls ushered for many evening performances in our auditorium. Their capable manner and pleasing personalities greeted guests and created an impression of perfec- tion. l R 3 R Rone, R. McDonald, J. Doran, G. Phillips, L. Morris, R. Ryan, B. Garner. Row 2: D. Wray, P. Filbin, J. Haynes, M. Ross, M. Wiley, R. Wray, L. Jones. Row 7: D. Reed, D, Oliver, C, Eggen, D. Day, M. Ryan. ' fi f 5: ez f 7 Officers fest the popcorn machine. Wx l f X f Z X xx lu y W X :lb WA Eff . Q in f f My -- Aff I' D f f X fi A X l ll X l , l 4 fy f ' 1 . . . .. 4 F. H. A. Officers hard of work. ' Hi - ,A ,m ,,.. QS v L- f xx u' 4 I U Q QL.- . v rw .fi X' 'G fy , 'Y-. + ' '- Q ' 'i , 5 f I Y : E 1 E99 .x 5 G, H .3 .ix ffj -f' R - i Q- vx G ii ' K if' Q' K Y, V' X X -. L if 2 2 Ulf - vb 19 fl if ff 4 .-fx. , , X S 0 We 'X-No Row 5: M. Graham, B. Wright, J. Van Horn, B, Thomsen, M, Larson, M. Kohler, D. Oaks, P. Holycross, S. Rickard, A. Carlson, J. Fulton, J. Stephenson, S. Cyphers, Row 4: L, Densmore, J. Rue, P. Geer, E. Henkle, L. Schanno, J. Hill, B. Harmon, P. Thompson, N. Paine, C. Hogan, J. Tayler. Row 3: .l. Hiatt, M. Grady, J. Brace, C, Denney, L. Henkle, M. Hiesler, J. Osborne, G. Grover, E. Thompson, B. Horrel, D. Strixner, M. Patton, S. Westfall, Row 2: L. Hayzlett, Y. Johnson, R. Woodard, S. Maxwell, P. Light, A. Hopkins, M. Hopper, L. Hire, S, Gard, J. Powell, R. A d r on, G. Smith, V. May, A. Wilkerson, R, Segui, L. Zade. E. Mchlaughf, N. Malcolm. Row l: M, Craft, F. Patfee, S. Horn, n e 5 -is -ul 'lfff -l in fl l llil-ll ,1.,.-q .vu .-...K CIP Row 3 G Tlndell B Eddlns B Kefchum R Robertson R lanfns J Harden J Whalen D Ferguson D Cruff B ROOT M RCIHSJGM, l-- Agldxus Row 2 K Wlllxams A Vun Nuce N Newfon R McDonald R Troxel J Mcrhn M Moore D Marhn M Zell S Krusow Row 1: 4 19 QS 55,3 .,,.9fi,-1 ,. Y M QS x ,ts . Q X5 Afcuffs .emma ,..,.-uv' OFFICERS: R. Robertson, B. Ketchum, M. Zell, M. Ranslam, J. Whalen, R. Lantis, and Advisor, Mr. Tibbits, 6ZuJfme6Z In aw ' The Future Farmers is an organization for boys between the ages of 14 and 21 who are enrolled in vocational agriculture. Each member has a supervised family project and plans to enter the business of farming upon graduation. The members had a total of 518,000 invested in indi- vidual farming proiects as of January 1, 1952. Among these were 19 steers, 15 hogs, and 10 lambs. Other than farming, the F. F. A. also exhibited livestock at the local, county, and state fairs, and the Pacific International Livestock Exposition. The livestock judging team participated in 6 state-wide contests. The chapter gained state-wide recognition this year when Mickey Ranslam was a state officer of the Oregon Association of the F. F. A. WWI' iii Members of G. A. L. S. show various expressions tor the photographer Starting oft the year with a G. A. A. Play Day, this girls' organization managed to keep busy all the time. Among their other activities were a volleyball exhibition at the Carnival, and initiation tor new members. 'J 59 G. A. A. officers fake time out for cu breath of fresh air. F. Frey, M. Heisler, l. Sanders, D. Burns. Row 2: A. Hopkins, L. Delano, R. Anderson, M. Graham, J. Brace, M. Preslon, M. Kohler, N. Novak, P. C. Howard, G. Wilhelm, D. Kniesleadt, P. Rabens, D. Lee, B. Harmon Turner, R. Doran, S. Spickerman. Row l: P. Thompson, L. Henkle, D. Strixner, E. Henkle. M me QL I0 3 Swat' Y 5 I 25 x 'ef-as T95 ,. 7 S Wad 7177? X ihxTfiZ QJQWSH fj fig. i Q To -tx 'll in 'X Hifi, 1, Qi --.L L .1351 lliy l L NATIONAL HONOR OFFICERS: Louise Delano, Myra Graham, Bob Hyde, Barbara Bishop, Olivia flfcaiianaff all 5 ' This group renders a great deal ot service to the school each year in its sponsorship of the annual carnival, the funds raised from this carnival are donated to the Associated Student Body for organizational emergencies and for use in special projects. Among the other services of this group are the trimming of the Christmas tree, acting as ushers for inde- pendent College Days 8r Open House, sending CARE packages, preparing banquets, and presenting a one-hundred dollar scholarship to the outstanding senior member of National Honor. This group has a high standard and are iudged on character, service, leadership, and citi- zenship as well as scholarship. Bob Hyde, George Stadelman, Alan Peterson, Mary Hiesler, Barbara Espey, Diane Burns, Marilyn Emerson, Monica Wheeler, Mardell Davis, Barbara Bishop, Myra Graham, Sandra Spickerman, Kathleen Callaway, Louise Delano, Olivia Tharaldson. ew fywk we is L, Q Q I f ii H 4 E 2 2 . i I 2 a 8 K Row 3: G. Hornald, B. Lee, G,Stadelman, C. Callaway, R. Froebe. Row 2: N. Novak, M. Davis, G. Wilhelm, P. Geer, J. Taylor, J. Light, A. Carlson, M. Heisler, M. Kohler, Row l: M. Larson, D. lundstrom, B. Cochran. An extremely industrious group of students is the Junior Red Cross Council. Each year they sponsor a campaign to raise money for Red Cross activities. ln addition to this major drive, they make scrapbooks to send overseas, hospital favors, and fill gift boxes for unfortunate children in foreign lands. The officers are Dick Lundstrom, President, Barry Cochran, Vice-Presidentp Marilyn Larson, Treasurer, Miss Treesh, Advisor. ' 'L R A new idea in the school this year was the radio program, The Dalles Hi-Lights, produced by the members of the Broad- casting Club. The club, under the direction of Mr. Smith, held a contest early in the year to choose a name for the showy prizes, donated by local mer- chants, were awarded to the winners. 64044 i Baca ding 6146 Back row: P, Herbst, S. Leedy, I.. Hoyzlett, J. Rue, M. Atwood, P. Geer, S. Sowtell, D Frank, P, Smith, C. Trecdway. Front row. P. Thompson, D. Martin, P. Turner, Y 2x u gif of 5 I .. , , 4 ,,., ,, , y Raw 4: J. Smith, M, Hubel, D. Malcolm, D. Horton, M. Traughber, C. Eggen, M. Ryan, D, Lundstrum, D. Haynes, B. Moore, G. Haynes, D. Lennie, E. Myers. Row 3: M. Anderson, D. Guyer, S. Horn, L. Sanders, J. Tayler, M. Atwood, D. Deardorff, B. Thomsen G, Wilhelm, M, Smith, C. Fields, M. Anderson, S. Cyphers, L. Viers. Row 2: E. Thompson, P. Thompson, M. Heisler, G. Smith, C Kendrick, B. Elliott, R. Anderson, M. Sim, P. Herbst, P. Means, A. Vipperman, B. Butler, S, Derr. Row l: B. Traughber, D. Harmon B. Harmon, D. Bryan, J. Walker, S. Westfall, A. Hopkins, R. Anthony, L. Hire, E. Richau, R, Marler. I A busy organization is The Dalles High School Choir, which many students have taken active interest in. Throughout the Christmas season every minute was filled with caroling for hospitals and community functions. The special event of the year was the annual distric contest, held in the spring, with preparation beginning early in the year. t Officers for the year are President, Dick Lennie, Vice-President, Gary Haynes, Secretary, Mary Heisler, Treasurer, Dick Haynes, Representative, Marilyn Atwood, Wardrobe Mistress Margaret Hubel, Librarian, Phylis Thompson, Assistant Librarian, Barbara Harmon, Advisor Mr, G. Morrison. 70 1 1 Ghm Choir offncers go over o new number. A The Dalles High School Band is one of the most popular and well known groups in the school, with its snappy drills and colorful uniforms. To be eligible for member- ship in the band a student must pass several examinations in musicianship, drills, and field maneuvers. The Band participates not only in school activities at games and pep rallies, but also marches in parades, competes in the annual district music contest, and per- forms in a number of concerts throughout the year. Officers were Dick Lundstrom, President, Larry Nelson, Vice-President, Joanne Rue, Secretary, Jim Albert, Treasurer, Bob Hyde, Representative, Janet Berger, Wardrobe Mistress, Keith Harmon, Wardrobe Master, John Lundell, Student Director, Mr. Morrison, Director. J B . Y ta... iill iiix 'Wx Row 4: J. Mottes, C. Hogan, M. Smith, D, Haynes, Mr. Morrison, J. Lundell, D. Koseberg, K. Harmon, N. Novak, G. Saling, S. Hubel, P. Dillon. Row 3: M. Fergeson, D, Lundstrom, B. Schwarz, D. Stultz, J. Betts, J. Albert, F. Hummel, C. Clayton, BAND TWIRLERS: Janet Berger, Olivia Tharaldson, Earlyne Costello wjwxxx 4 -6' , Q gl :gi W, D L. Hill, P. Nelson. Row 2: D. Stocks, M. Huvig, M. Kohler, B. Coleman, B. Hyde, L. Nelson, D. Woolsey, P. Smith, M. Clayion, J. Rue. Row 1: J. Slanek, E. Cosiello, O. Tharaldson, J. Berger. BAND OFFICERS 'if- xx ,ff ,X lt A f is 04115 um Connie Kennedy, Junior Majorette Dawn Kniesteadt, Senior Maiorette Under the direction of Mr. Morrison the Booster Corps presented many new and unusual half-time perform- ances at both football and basketball games. The corps traveled to Portland for the state play-off game be- tween The Dalles and Benson and entertained the crowd with an Indian Fire Dance in which the girls wore feather headdresses. On one occasion during the Christ- mas season, the Corps effectively used colored lights in a special program of Yule songs. Other outstanding displays of this Corps' talent were demonstrated in the formations of a bell, a tepee, a wheel, and the spiral march. Not only did the Boosters entertain at athletic contests, but also participated in pep rally parades and civic occasions. This year the Corps has financed their out-of-town trips by cake sales. 74 L?ao4Zea4 Z if x.. ' 4 l BOOSTER TWIRLERS: Cc1rolyn Howard, Pam Rabens, Connie Shimp, Donna Sfrixner, Donna Harmon, Barbara Espey. Row 4: B. Craig, J, Hill, M. Graham, S. Cyphers, A. P. Duvall, B. Horrell, V. May, J. Lighi, M. Emerson, M. Taylor, B. Thomsen, M. Anderson. Row 3: R. Anderson, E, Henlrle, D. Pierson, P. Turner, B. Wrighf, R. Doran, L. Hire, S. Roberison, D. Burns, F. Frey, P. Thompson, 45. T . , , 1 . ,gy 3 Wilkerson, Larson, J. M. Paffon B. Bishop M. Davis. i Row 2: L. Zade, B. Harmon, K. Callaway, J. Brace, G. Smith, M Hopper, L, Henlcle, M. Heisler, S. Horn, G. Wilhelm, M. Presfon, L. Sanders, M. Wheeler. Row l: D. Kniesleadf, B. Espey, D. Harmon D. Strixner, P. Ralsens, C. Shimp, C. Howard, C. Kennedy. Glplw ii L. 0 C xii? ol is Y-Teens, One of the newly organized groups in the scho a branch of the Y. W. C. A. lt is a service organization com: posed of girls who are interested in improving their school and ' ' ' ' ' l decl the tillinq of Red community. Their activities this year mc u ' d d ' e for the Pendleton Cross boxes and sponsoring a recor rrv Hospital. First Semester Officers were Jo Ann Van Horn, President, Claire Hogan, Vice-President, Monica Wheeler, Secretary, Barbara Espey, Treasurer, Barbara Wright, Repesentative, Mary Heisler, Chaplain, ' ' Ad 'or. Miss Whrtcomb, vis ' f 1 Cl :Hr Ill I' I Gil' 1117 V ,i . 4 .I 1pi'QRlll.ln..g,I .g X! Row 5: M. Atwood, J, Taylor, B. Harmon, B. Thomsen, P. Thompson, M. Heisler. Row 4: B. Espey, P. Costello, S. Sawtell, M. Graham, K. Callaway, B. Craig, F. Frey, C. Kennedy, M. Larson, M. Emerson. Row 3: J. Emerson, B, Dellinger, J. Rue, N. Zurlinden, J. Van Horn, B. Wright, J. Hill, R. Anderson, D. Burns, D. Harmon. Row 2: D. Lee, l.. Hayzeleh, J. Berger, P. Geer, C. Hogan, N. Novak, S. Robertson, 76 L, Sanders, A. Hopkins, A. Wilkerson, E. Costello. ' Th uldson, S. Horn, C. Shimp, P. Turner, G. Smith, Row I: S. Sprckerman, O. cr C. Cyphers, V. May, M. Wheeler. Y.. Q.. Row 2 J Britton, D. Beard, D. Lundstrom, J. Lundell, J. Albert, B. Hyde, Mr. Page Advisor Row 7: D. Hazen, B. Cochran, D. McMeen, D. Lennie, D, Patton J-W Hi-Y, formed only last year, has some important duties on its agenda. The Hi-Y assisted the National Honor Society during the Open House which is held each fall, and they advertised for the Red Cross Blood Donation Drive. Special night programs were also held at the members' homes throughout the year. Officers were John Lundell, President, Donald Beard, Vice-Presi- dent, Bob Hyde, Secretary-Treasurer, Jim Albert, Representative, Mr. Page, Advisor. 77 ll! JW 'li Presses will soon roll with these kids on the iob. '7!w'7 Donna Lee ,Y,..w. ,w.... ............. E d if0r Mardell Davis ........s.....s.., ........... C 0-Editor Bill Coleman, Lynn .lones ..... V...... S ports Editors Jerry Skaugset e. ..,..,,..,,., ......... C irculation Barry Cochran ,,,.,.,.,......,,..,.,,... ...,,,. P hotographer Myra Graham, Claire Hogan .......,o.s7....,.......,..... Business Neila Novak, Olivia Tharaldson, Marilyn Larson, Kathleen Callaway, Barbara Espey, Diane Burns, Janet Light, Mary Heisler .s..........,.,......,.......... Reporters Miss Margaret Kempfer .,.,.. ....,.,. A dvisor Tillicum staffers inspect the latest edition Donna and Myra seem pleased with the Special Christmas Edition of The Tillicum. Sliee 1953 Monica Wheeler ........ ...................... E ditor Barbara Bishop ....... ....... B usiness Manager Connie Kennedy .....,.. ............. A rt Editor Margaret Preston ...,.,.................. Picture Editor Mert Kohler ............,..... Clubs 81 Organizations Bob Hyde .......... ................. S ports Editor Cal Callaway ........ ....... A dvertising Manager X l Ron Taylor ............... ....,.. A dvertising Staff it i i i George Stadelmon .,.............. Advertising Staff Q ' ,.-, . rival, 1 ' ' f . - A A A ' v r Swami Poppe .......... ................ A dvisor AT 1-'I . D Q' .vm In ,I , fr . 3 .f--.-xxx M S, X . K nm KH K If U Barbara and Monica seem to be happy over the day's take. Mert and Bob prepare pictures while Ron finishes the job. Connie and Cal have found an hilarious passage ' ' ' 79 'in the copy which Margaret and George have ground out. ' Bank The Bank is composed of Mr. Schlicting, the Treasurer, and the Cashier. The candidate who comes second for Treasurer in the A. S. B. election automatically becomes cashier. Her iob is to help the Treasurer do the many tasks required of her. spends ew The Spanish Club was newly organized last year and many have taken interest in its activities. The main event sponsored by the club was the chili feed at The Carnival. J Wray P Herbst, B. Dellinger, C. Treadway, E Henkle C Kennedy, F. Frey, and L. Henkle. Football Yell Leaders Pat Herbst, Lee Agidius, Donna Lee, Doug Keil, and Laurene Hayzelett practice for a new yell. Yell leaders for the basketball season were Pat Herbst, Donna Lee, and Laurene Hayzelett. We Kiwanians Bob Hyde, Dick Haynes, Don Page, and John Lundell discuss Sfudeni affairs. , i 5 ' ' cancf fiend, Lions John Lundell and Bob Hyde search Mr. Beard's file for important information. 'E -37 Q . W X Q 1 J. Kirk, C. Shimp, P, Rubens, O. Tharaldso S Horn G Wnlhclm C Howard M Sm fh E Blaser, D. lundstrom, N. Novak, K. Bies E Coslello 'Me The Thespians are the dra- matic club of The Dalles High, and is composed of sfuclenfs who have earned 0 sufficienf number of credits in school productions. The fwo plays presenied by the school This year were, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay and Low and Behold. W fe: ' L E A 3 fax in, . ' 4 q 1 ivw.kuQ ,,? ' 1 W. ' '.l ' r.......-.--4----A ,,.,,,........-,...-.-----'- L . M l ,.. , u-. x, Eh g 7fze .Queen +955 LA DONNA ZADE Senior Jfea Gawzl' DONNA HARMON Junior Q 2, 'Q ARLENE VIPPERMAN ' Sophomore DARLENE GRAY o Freshman 4 Ah-to present Miss Skinner with a littl Ewa Jfeaallet Wade Wanna an THE CAST Steward ,,,,,,,,...,,....,,,,,,....................Y Mrs. Skinner .,7,.......... Cornelia Otis Skinner ,,...., Mr. Otis Skinner .,...... Emily Kimbrough ....,,,, Purser ,,.......... ..,,,,,.... Stewarcless ,...,.., Dick Winters ,.,. Admiral .,..,......,,,,,. Harriet St. John .....,,,, Winnifred Blaugh ....,.. Leo McEvoy .,..,.....,.,, Inspector ,,,,..,,.,,,.... Theresa ....,.....Y.,,,,,,,.,,.. Madame Elise ........,,.,,,,,, Monsieur De La Croix i..... Window Cleaner .,.,,,..,.... GW .Dick Lundstrum ,.,.i,.Arline Smith ,,,,,,,Myrna Smith ....,.,Tod Daniels .,.....Pom Rubens ,..Charles Eggen .......Joanne Rue ,,,,,,,.Dennis Hachler .......,..Dan Frank Virginia Sousley ..Mc1rilyn Larson ,,.,,,Lee Agidious .....,.Susan Horn .,.,,...ludy Kirk ,..,,,.Diane Burns .,.,.,Fred Jaeger .....,.....Kent Bies Now look, dear-suppose we just sit down together and talk this whole thing out . . . e memento of her fine performance at last night's concert. QQ I There's that horn EMILY: Cornelia. ' I I had learned fo swim! again! If on y CORN ELIA: You heard bedbugs! ,lf wha? I said- , f X f if 'FV IEW, .4 I f L.' fa-X' M V K J X i I i ,,::rJ I 2 MRS. SKINNER: See, pocket! 'al Dear? A safety- R If I am nof fed MR. SKINNE : Il! 5 oon, I shall reveal a Ufnanalagq The year of 1952-53 started at The Dalles High on September 6th with a staff of many new Teachers and students, plus enthusiasm and new ideas. Each month of the year was filled with numerous activities. The following is a calendar of the main events of the school year. SEPTEMBER Football games with Mac Hi, Prineville, and Battleground. Yell tryouts and Girls' League Big and Little Sister Party. OCTOBER Football games with Pendleton, Camus, Baker, La Grande, and Hermiston. Fire Prevention Week, Assembly for the Blind, Steelhead Assembly, State College Day, District F. H. A. Meeting, and Pep Assembly. NOVEMBER Junior Red Cross District Meeting, Booster Initiation, Carnival, Open House, State Game Commission Assembly. 'DECEMBER Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, F. H. A. Initiation, Independent College Day, MARCH Senior Trip to Salem, Dalles-Hood River Band Concert, Junior Prom, College of Puget Sound Choir. APRIL . Career Day, Senior Banquet and Ball, District Band and Choir Contest, Spring Music Con- test. MAY Play, F. H. A. Mothers' Tea, Recognition Day Assembly, Athletic Banquet, Seniors' Day, and Baccalaureate. JUNE Graduation D Club Assembly. JANUARY Campaign Speeches and Inauguration As- sembly for Student Body Officers. FEBRUARY Civil Air Defense Assembly, Band Concert, Dean Kratt Assembly, National Honor As- sembly. 'V ff x N ,A fx! g 5 LYLE PETTYJOHN Head Coach Row 3: Coach Pettyiohn, R. Taylor, D. Ferguson, B. Hyde, M. Richau, D. Jones, J. Urness, V, Pattee, D. Smith, D. Stoaks, Mgr. D. Frank, Coaches Gelwick and Nagel. Row 2: K. Benson, A. Boyles, B. Stanek, B. Root, B. Blunck, B. Moore, T. Head, D. Hackler, J. Atkins, R, Baurland. Row 1: F. Jaeger, C. Stuart, R. Turner, 7fze 795.2 Y ' nd, in aaa That is how T952 can be best described tor The Dalles High School. The team lost only two games while winning eight, and these were to the State A-2 champion lPrinevillej and the A-'I runner-up fBen- son Tech of Portlanclj. This is particularly impressive if circumstances are reviewed. The Indians weren't given much of a pre-season rating, they had a new coach, a light line, and few returning veterans. Coaches and boys worked hard, and an efficient machine was put together. The hard-fought battle with Prineville and the loss to the huge Mechanics were the only blemishes on their record. Two reasons for their success could probably be summed up as spirit and the ability to play all phases of the game well. The 92 D. Jones, L. Larson, F. Morrow, D. Kiser, S. Smith, M. Ronslam, C. Fandrey, Mascot M, Creighton, Managers C, Collins and S. Stout. - 14 Swceujpd S Indians had few individual stars but placed three members on the Blue Mountain League All-Star Team: Milton Richau, quarterback, Bill Moore, end, and Bill Blunck, tackle and captain. Ron Taylor, Jerry Urness, and Bob Hyde were named to the second team. Richau and Blunck were the season's co-captains. Team statistical leaders: Dave Jones in scoring with Bill Moore second. Jerry Urness in yardage gained and average per carry QBob Hyde had a higher average but an abbreviated seasonj. Milt Richau was a Terrific passer with a 0.516 completion average. Larry Larson was the leading ball-hawk with eleven fumble recoveries and seven pass interceptions. 93 CARL NAGEL Line Coach BILL MOORE BILL . BLUNCK LARRY LARSON DON PAGE DAVID FERGUSON FRED JAEGER Senior End nclrl S T kl Senfof, Center ' , -T e enior, ac e ROGER BOURLAND BOB HYDE Senior, End Senior, Backfield MICKEY RANSLAM CLIFF FANDREY Senior, Holfbcck Senior, Fullbuck Www!! Here they come! The Indians return to the Through the traditional Booster Girl Funnel. BILL ROOT RON TA Senior, Guard Junior, Center J E d VINCE PATTEE MILT RICHAU KEN BENSON Jvnior, Holfback Senior, Quarterback Sophomore, Tackle naw 3 after half time of the Battleground game e the score! If R DAN JONES JERRY URNESS Junior, Haltback Junior. Fullback DON KISER STAN SMITH Senior, Halfback Junior, Guard DON SMITH JIM ATKINS ALAN BOYLES Junior, Tackle Junior, Tackle Junior, Guard FRENCH MORROW RON TURNER DAVE JONES Freshman, Quarterback Junior, Hulfback S0Ph0m0 e, l'lCllfb0Ck Secaftanzi THE DALLES 39-BATTLE- GROUND O. The Indians got the season off to a good start on their home field by smashing the DICK BOB STANEK hapless Tigers. The whole Dalles Freshman G d Freshman, End team got in the slaughter and No' Pidured: displayed some spirited football. DENLXIIS HACdHLER THE DALLES 20-MAC-HI 7. The enior, Guur Soph Indians traveled to Mac-Hi and with potent air and rushing at- tacks defeated the Pioneers for the first time in four years. THE DALLES 7-PRINEVILLE I4. The Cowboys displayed their state cham- pionship form on Amaton Field but were lucky to take a victory home. The bitterly fought struggle could have gone either way with the Indians coming back strong in the second half. Jones was blocked on this one as speedy Fred Hall picked up yardage. THE DALLES 25-PENDLETON 6. An alert band of Indians capi- talized on the breaks and pushed the Buckaroos all over the field. A rugged defense, which caused many fumbles, and a high- geared offense, especially through the air, provided the margin of victory. THE DALLES 24-CAMAS 19. Coming up with an impenetrable defense in the second half, the hopped-up lndians continued to display their winning form. With Hyde and Richau leading the attack on the ground, the team fought the bigger Papermakers off their feet. THE DALLES 12-BAKER O. Get- ting their first really important victory of the season, the Indians rolled on. Baker had a good club but were simply out-played by the hustling Dalles' boys. Jones made up for his missed tackle with a short gain around end against the Cowboys. Urness goes for a gain against Pendleton. Richau moves in to help. Urness scored here against Camas. Most of the players appear unperturbed except Smith. Tom Head hung on to this pass from Richau for an extra point against Hermiston. Bill Moore snags one of his tive touchdown passes of the season against Pendleton. lt was thrown by Milt Richau. in Urness mode the score 6-O with this touchdown against Baker. Hyde evcxded these Hood River players long enough to pick up cz few more yards on cn punt return. Smith threw ci block. ,.m A common season's occurrence: The boys I carrying Coach Pettyiohn off the field after I a victory. I ing, Richau blocking. 8 -W Q f Y-xi. gm i W? THE DALLES I9-LA GRANDE I3. The Tribe was extremely fortunate to win this game. The Tigers were a fired-up football machine operating on their own field and treated the Indians to a hard-hitting contest. Taylor and Page were lost for the rest of the season in this encounter and Urness was unable to play due to an earlier iniury. THE DALLES 45-HERMISTON 7. Bouncing back from the La Grande struggle, the Indians buried the Bulldogs to clinch the Blue Mountain League Title and a place in the state play-offs. The whole Indian team got in on the massacre. .Ierry Urness ran wild and Milt Richau completed II of I4 passes. THE DALLES 21-HOOD RIVER O. This traditional game, on a frosty Hood River field, was a rugged warm-up for the state play-offs. The Dragons were merely outmanned as the Indians swept to their eighth and final victory. THE DALLES 20-BENSON TECH 40. The end of another season. The Indians simply couIdn't cope with the beefy Mechanics in this quarter-final game. However, without a couple of bad breaks for us in the form of a fumble and a pass interception, it might have been more of a contest. 'IO1 The Indian ground attack rolls! Pattee carry Larry Larson, Cal Callaway, Bob Hyde, John Lundell, Gary Haynes, Bill Moore, Coach Ted Sarpola, Merlin Walsh, Dick Haynes, Tom Head, Don Page, Dave Jones, Terry Ziegelman. Kneeling: Managers George Stadelman and Willard Jeffries. 711-ode Bmkeidall Y --7! Sa gm Although the deadline of this yearbook necessitates completion of this section before the end of the season, one thing is certain: These boys are good-and they could go all the way. The Indians have won 22 games in a row Kas well as their sub- districtj, making them the only undefeated team in the state, and giving them an undefeated regular season. They have ranked on top of the state sportswriters' poll all year and are classed as the top team in the state. To prove this they must win their district and go on to the state tournament during March in Eugene. Pendleton is the team they will play for the district title. The Indians have beaten them twice this season. Bill Moore and John Lundell are currently leading the team in scoring. Two top rebounders are possessed in Moore and Dick Haynes. Only two men have fouled out in all 22 games this season. We wish the indians luck! Final statistics and the season's outcome will be published in the Steelhead supplement. 102 COACH TED SARPOLA- Sarp DICK HAYNES Senior Forward OUR COACH- SARP An illustrous figure, Ted Sarpola grew up in Astoria where he gained all-state bas- ketball honors for three years in high school. He then went to the University of Oregon, played on their national championship team of 1939, and graduated in l94O. He coached one year at Baker High School and took his team to the state finals before he went into the Coast Guard. Ted has coached for six years in The Dalles and took the Indians to the state tourna- ment last year. All the starting five got into this picture during the Mac-Hi game. From left to right: Gary Haynes and Jones try for the ball as Lundell watches with Dick Haynes and Moore ready for another rebound. BILL MOORE Senior Center CAPTAIN JOHN LUNDELL Senior Guard 103 Bill Moore drove in and up for 2 points against La Grande at The Dalles. REGULAR SEASON SCHEDULE The Where Dalles Opponenf Here 54 50 Franklin CPortlandJ There 76 60 Pendleton There 85 43 Mac-Hi There 69 47 Wyeast Here 54 33 Wyeasf Here 49 45 Astoria There 74 51 Columbia Prep iPortland1 There 67 45 Hood River Here 78 48 Hood River There 87 53 Hermislon There 68 58 Lo Grande There 64 62 Baker Here 61 37 Mac-Hi Here 65 53 Pendleton Here 71 56 Columbia Prep iPorrlandJ Here 97 58 Hermiston Here 81 53 La Grande Here 69 51 Baker Here 83 48 Wyeast There 66 54 Wyeast Here 73 51 Hood River There 86 47 Hood River 1,577 1,103 Average Per Game-71.7 Average Per Game-50.1 REMAlNlNG SCHEDULE The Dalles at Pendleton-March 6, 7 and 9 if necessary The winner of this 2 out of 3 play-off series will go to the State Class A Tournament at the University of Ore gon in Eugene, March 18, 19, 20, 21. GARY HAYNES DQN PAGE Junior Guard Senior Forward DAVE JONES 104 Sophomore Forward JERRY ZIEGELMAN Senior Guard BOB HYDE Senior Guard BUD WALSH Senior Center Gary Haynes steals I the ball from a Pen- dleton boy as John Lundell and brother Dick Haynes move in to help. REGULAR SEASON RUN-DOWN THE DALLES 54-FRANKLIN 50 The Dalles Indians started the season at home with a win over Franklin of Portland. Moore led all scorers with 24 points. THE DALLES 76-PENDLETON 60 THE DALLES 85-MAC-HI 43 An eastern swing and two impressive Blue Mountain League wins. At Mac-Hi five men scored in the double column. THE DALLES 69-WY-EAST 47 THE DALLES 54-WY-EAST 33 Next came a home-and-home sub-district series with the Eagles. The Braves had little trouble cracking the Wy-east zone defense. THE DALLES 49-ASTORIA 45 Coach Sarpola's alma mater was the next fall before the ever-improving Indians. THE DALLES 74-COLUMBIA PREP 5'I Traveling to Portland the Indians unleashed a potent scoring punch. Moore led the way with 30 counters. THE DALLES 67-HOOD RIVER 45 THE DALLES 78-HOOD RIVER 48 The boys continued their winning ways with two important victories over arch-rival Hood River. Lundell and Moore led the scoring for the series. Moore pulled 34 rebounds off the backboards at Hood River. 105 THE DALLES 87-HERMISTON 53 The Indians iourneyed to Hemiston and had a lot of fun as they drubbed the Goblins. Moore and Lundell each pushed 23 through the hoop. THE DALLES 68-LA GRANDE 58 THE DALLES 64-BAKER 62 A long hard trip! Taking to the mountains the Redskins took La Grande handily the first night. The next night at Baker they had their only really close game of the season. A little tired and bothered by the altitude, the Indians didn't wrap up the game until the final 'IO seconds. THE DALLES 61-MAC-HI 37 THE DALLES 65-PENDLETON 53 Two steps closer to an undefeated season and the Blue Mountain League trophy! THE DALLES 7'l-COLUMBIA PREP 56 Five regulars scored over 'IO points and Dick Haynes and Moore grabbed 28 and 27 rebounds, respectively, as the Indians collected win number 'l5. THE DALLES 97-HERMISTON 58 Their highest point total of the season as the Indians clobbered the visiting Goblins! Lundell led the way with 106 I The fast break gets un- derway! Dick Haynes f33l has iust grabbed a re- bound and is about to pass off as Gary Haynes, Dave Jones and Bill Moore all race downcourt. 27. Moore with 23, Dick Haynes with 22, and Jones with 18 led the rebounders as The Dalles controlled both backboards. THE DALLES 81-LA GRANDE 53 THE DALLES 69-BAKER 51 Win number 'I8 and the Blue Mountain League trophy belonged to The Dalles after this series. The Haynes brothers, Dick and Gary, Moore, Lundell and Jones each scored in double columns for the fourth game in a row. Moore got 33 rebounds- against Baker. THE DALLES 83-WY-EAST 48 THE DALLES 66-WY-EAST 54 The Indians clinched the sub-district title with this series. In the first game the Haynes brothers, Moore, Lundell, Hyde, and Ziegelman all scored I0 or more points. Bill Moore became the first man on the squad to foul out in all 'I9 season games. THE DALLES 73-HOOD RIVER 51 THE DALLES 86-HOOD RIVER 47 An undefeated regular season! Pendleton was next as the Indians had little trouble with the Dragons. Moore and Page each got 32 rebounds in the second game. s--,...,..,.,,. .,,. ,K S---v-,.....MM..7.., ,M .9 '31 e 6 5 33.115 'vi mf g if 3 I K xa H QW 35 I A I EW , -16 5 P E o Y 'f 9 159 Walsh goes high for a tip-in and 2 points against Mac-Hi. Ziegelman KSD and Head C141 get set for u possible rebound. Dick Haynes tips the ball off the board to brother Gary HOD in the second Wy-east game. Moore is number 5. Bill Moore puts up a left-handed hook shot as Dick Haynes 1331 and Dove Jones crowd into rebound positions. This picture was taken dur- ing the Hermiston game. 108 Dick Haynes goes up and snags anoiher re- bound away from a Columbia Prep player. Moore C541 and Gary Haynes C241 have their hands on the ball before a capac- ity crowd at the La Grande game. In this picture Taken at Baker, Moore and Jones C341 are up after the ball as Dick C331 and Gary Q241 await the ouicome. ez f, -1, It- '7fze Bad .Iayvees Opponents 47 46 Dufur 41 56 Pendleton J.V. 41 46 Condon 47 50 Wy-east J.V. 43 49 Wy-east J.V. 35 56 Condon 49 55 Hood River J.V 45 25 Hood River J.V 52 61 Cascade Locks 52 46 St. Marys 45 55 Hermiston J.V. 35 44 La Grande J.V. 32 42 Baker J.V. 49 62 Pendleton J.V. 51 62 Cascade Locks 59 62 Hermiston J.V. 66 49 Baker J.V. 54 65 Wy-east J.V. 77 44 Wy-east J.V. 920 975 48.4-Average 51.3 Average Won-5 Lost-14 Turner, Doran, Butler, Carnathan, Bates, Honald, Jarvis, Phillips, Sawtell, and Coach Lyle Pettyiohn. Kneeling: Manager Don Smith wvfww 110 The J.V.'s had a rather unsuccessful season in the won- lost column, but some prospects may develop from this group. Tom Head and Cal Callaway played several games for the J.V.'s while also playing varsity ball. INDIVIDUAL SCORING Player Points Ron Turner ......... .,....,.. 1 86 Tom Head ........, ..,....,. 1 55 Vince Pattee ........ ,......,. 1 43 Jim Butler ,.,.,,.,. ......... 1 33 Cal Callaway ...... ......... 1 15 Gary Honald ...,,...... ...... 7 5 Gerald Phillips ....,.... .,.... 2 8 Jim Carnathan .....,t ...... 2 6 Doug Sawtell ........ ,..... 2 O Tom Jarvis ............ ...... 1 1 John Doran ,....,.... 9 Ron Taylor ...,.... 7 Dave Bates ......... ...... 7 Dan Head ....,.......... ....,. 5 Incomplete Season .,., ..............Y,, ........, 9 2 O Statistics up to Feb. 25, 1953. Cooper, Larson, Dow, Lee, Fandrey, Foley, Filbin, Morrow, Kiel, Steaks, Remington, Woolsey, and Couch Carl Nagel. Kneeling: Wayne Smawley, Mgr. 7fze P M -Ramada!! Pups Opponents 45 Dufur B 26 St. Marys 55 Hood River Frosh 54 Wy-east Frosh 44 Cascade Locks B 48 Hood River Frosh 44 Wy-east Frosh 40 Hood River Frosh 43 St. Marys 56 Hood River Frosh 41 St. Marys 52 Wy-east Frosh 548 Average-45.7 Won-6 Lost 22 47 47 56 40 56 37 37 46 44 61 71 564 Average-47 -6 The Papooses have not yet finished their season, at this writing, but have shown prospects of developing into one of the best teams The Dalles have ever seen. They are learning the fast break and developing their shots. Watch them in future years! INDIVIDUAL SCORING Player Points Irwin Fandrey ,.A......,,,,.,,............,c.,........... .t..., l 'I5 Bob Lee .....,.,.,,... ,..t.. 'l 'I4 Dick Stoaks ,,....,.... .t,,.. 9 2 Doug Woolsey ....,.., ,,,,,, 7 8 Al Cooper ,,.........t.,.. .,.t.,. 4 7 Larry Remington ,,.... ,.,,., 4 0 Doug Kiel ,,.....,.,,,, ..,,t. 2 4 Pat Foley .,,,,,,......,. ..,,.. 2 'I Richard Larson ..,.,... 7 Pat Filbin ,..,.......,... 5 French Morrow ,.,..,...........,.,..,,,.cc,,.,,,,.,,..t....., 3 Bud Davis .,,,.............,s,.,,,...,.,..........,,,....,,,..,,,.., 2 Complete to February 23, 7953 4 Row 3, Standing: B. Walsh, D. Page, J, Albert, D. Jones, B, Stanek, R. Turner, V. Pattee, G. Honald, M. Ranslam, R. Bourland. Row 2: M. Richau, D, Frank, S. Smith, C. Callaway, W. Jeffries, T. Reed, C, Stuart. Row i: J. Lundell, B, Hyde, R. Taylor, J. Urness, D. Haynes, T. Ziegelmun. u ll A busy and active organization! The D Club, which consists ot the lettermen of The Dalles High, is a busy and active organization. They have sponsored many interesting and worth- while activities during the past year, such as, the assembly for the induction of new mem- bers which impressed everyone by its sincer- ity ancl solemn pledges, the spring initiation, the Harlem Globetrotters basketball game, a one hundred dollar college scholarship and, last but not least, the assistance given to the underclassmen in the traditional burning of the D before the football game with Hood River. Officers: Don Page, President, Vince Pattee, Council Rep resentative, Terry Ziegelman, Sergeant-at-Arms, Jerry Ur ness, Secretary-Treasurer, Bob Hyde, Vice-President. ...1,.N..-..- ,M f-., S Q ,-.n lgu prnvn us is r rnwn nuq ulru I P I7 allrt ne 1. n PPV unJ-s J.-1-Arlrq Svlntln I IBRV PAYKISS URM!! Vllcn x 1-,Q f v .5 . a, 4 I : ' r V56 wwuagw WHEN YOU SHOP HE QURE T STUD M3 ju, ... n.,....., DOI 'N Binsu ur ., App.. ff sumux num.. K.0,D.i nn 'info -0 Iplfv-I bnunn X nun oem., ...N Server: Dvuq a Q J ... nfofr. 00.4-.Q .SL-nn Pad.. urls BDI ILR Hevmnns Hen Store Emu Nell lnul fkrnlcf Abxnssun Hour! Mike. Irv x ss... lun SI Nqr r.,..a f NDN! Mar ' Hm- suur sux Rl NAR! Dailey Jvufrs 0.31: X H51 B54 351593 fwfgmggg iffzwsxu gym, an-mam Milli U N X I 0 SCHGLRRSHI mf ,illvvtixwi 19,2-Q15-sgqwg figkiwm 2 w mm -wx -nu 'Q .4 K BRADY'S GROCERY Phil and Minor Brady 422 E. 2nd St. Phone 2l69 THE FRIENDLY STORE 'Save with S Cr H Green Stamps The Dalles, Oregon WRAY'S DRUG STORE IT PAYS TO BUY AT WRAY'S Phone 386i 4I8 E. 2nd I' 6.4 e ll .J L D x ?2ED Wm Your Eleclrlc Servant PACIFIC POWER and LIGHT COMPANY Your Partner in Progress Since I9IO Congratulations On A lvlost Successful Year F. W. WOOLWORTH CO. School Supplies 220 East 2nd Street Phone The Dalles, Oregon 5300 CONGRATULATIONS Class of '52 And Lots of Luck 0TTO'S KARMELKORN SHOP The Dalles Famous For Fine candy STADELMAN - BONN Hardware Company WILSON SPORTING GOODS Fishing Tackle - Guns - Camping Outfits General Hardware We Have lt The Dalles, Oregon JACK RHINEHART'S SERVICE The Best Dam Auto Service In Town phone. 4046 The Dalles, Oregon iv..,1.im . saint.-I Ilncleard Hifi . s,-mm G If nm.-S MORROW'S REXALL DRUGS ' Geo. C. BI k I Cv C . The music gox.. ' Y ' THE DALLES O GCN Prescriptions-Gifts-Novelties Phone 2531 The Dalles, Oregon JAC GA E T PHONE 209 CENTERVILLE DAIRY Distributor of Damascus Products Phone 3825 or 4045 The Dalles ' Neilu looks over some new shoes while Dick helps her decide. Where The Students HWl'1e2l and Deal with -- if For The Largest Selection slats ' Of Women's Shoes ln The Dalles MONAHAN'S see JEWELRY G' GIFTS i QUALITY SHOE STORE One of Oregon's Fine Jewelry Stores pints flnbd House of Fine Footwear i uitea oon 314 E. 2nd Phone 9223 Whetrithey drinkif Before noon. ZENITH - MOTOROLA - PHILCO Leonard R. Smith Radios SMITH CALLAWAY CHAPEL Whirlpool Automatic Washers Funeral Advisors and Directors Union at Third Phone 3135 phone 2928 The Dalles, Oregon 512 West 9th The Dalles. Oregon 0 O i SPENCER 8' LIBBY Owned and Operated by Donald L. Spencer--Kenneth D. Libby The Dalles Independent Funeral Directors llOO Kelly Ave. The Dalles, Oregon ADKISSON MOTOR NASH AIRFLYTE Sales and Service The Dalles, Oregon lll E. 2nd Street Dial 2329 Nationally Advertised Lines Women's Ready to Wear Millinery 81 Furs 9n. !?:fm 309 E. 2nd ST. THE DALLII, OREGON Fashion Center of Mid Columbia Phone 2874 Home of Good Furniture HAMPTON FURNITURE CO. C. S. Hampton R, C, Hampton Complete House Furnishing Phone 2861 'l'l6 E. Second Street Wheatamin Vitamins SERVICE DRUG STORE Phone 2916 2nd and Court St. The Dalles, Oregon BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE Where Comfort, Style, and Economy Meet THE DALLES, OREGON Linda and Martha have trouble deciding as Mr, Boltman shows them around. THE DALLES GREENHOUSE AND FLOWER SHOP Laughlin Street Between 10th and llth Phone 3919 The Dalles, Oregon ohnkf ' ' llfficfgrms gtationent 308 WM qlfl I on 1rRODUCTS O3 ML Q5 61 NINTH STREET SUPER MARKET Groceries - Meats - Vegetables - Pastries Dry Goods - Sundries J Notions THE DALLES MOST MODERN MARKET .....- E 'Hai aff-2 'nigh' TY The Salesman shows Jack and Allan one of the new Admiral refrigerators. For the best in Appliance and Service Call WHEELER'S Phone 3500 400 Washington St. Ship Portland-Pendleton MOTOR TRANSPORT for Fast, Friendly Service PHIL CRAEDEL Agent West Columbia River Highway 405 East Second St. The Dalles, Ore. BOYD'S SURPLUS Sporting Goods -- Footwear and Clothing Everything Surplus Phone 9400 Highway 30 East Best Wishes To The Class of 53 MAYFLOWER MILK DISTRIBUTORS ROD FINNEY'S Sporting Goods Phone 2595 212 E, 2nd The Dalles, Oregon ELLA MAY APPAREL, INC. Exclusive Lines Dresses Formals Johnny joins hundreds of others in acclaim for Stradavari Sportshirts. For The Besf In Men's Wear Shop Wifh RALP H B RAC E Eddins Motor Company 118 EAST THIRD STREET DIAL 3490 Cars and Trucks sALEs sf sznvrcs ELITE STUDIO E. H. OLMSTEAD, Prop. Finest Studio in Eastern Oregon COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICE 413 East 2nd The Dulles, Oregon Dia 2848 The Dalles Hart, Shaffner and Marx Bostonian Shoes White Stag Sporfwear Van Heusen Shiris Gaylord Vestees Lord Jeff Sweaters Firestone S T 0 R E S 308 EAST SECOND STREET THE DAi.i.Es, OREGON Tires, Tubes, Home and Auto Supplies PHONE' 3993 Payless Has Everything PAY-LESS DRUG STORE The Dalles, Oregon DOTH o1ELi'ii'w 1-5:rrEgi+q:,..,5 N K. l 7 CENTER The Store That Sells Happiness Largest Record Selection ln Eastern Oregon 33-45-78-RPM Record Players-Table and Clock Radios RCA Victor-Copehcirt-Philco Band Instruments Accordion: 410 E. Ind Street The Dalles DAIRY QUEEN Shakes - Sundaes Cones Quarts Pints Union at Fourth The Dalles CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CRADUATINC CLASS AND BEST WISHES TO THE UNDERCRADS FOR THE COMING YEAR A. M. WILLIAMS CO Founded I 870 THE DALLES Connie choosing her pattern of Community Silver. TYACK'S 416 E. 2nd For the name you know The place to go-Tyack's Hamilton - C-ruen Elgin - Wyler Bulova Keepsake Diamonds JACK DOCHERTY FURNITURE Your Happiness Begin -t Docher'ty's Furniture WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS 512 E. 2nd Street The Dalles, Oregon POT-'N-BRUSH The Dalles Most Complete Paint Store 308 V2 Washington St. Phone 3536 Paint Contracting Paints Wallpaper Art Supplies Yeagleis 221 East Second Street Tlve Dalles, OregUn CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 53 Merfs Wear Mardell sorts the fresh vegetables, Shop the Modern, New EASTHILL FOOD CENTER Your One Stop Shopping Center I S E I V? QE D - 'gli' 01. Il ' J ..-LY ,, xxk' ,,A-,T.? Self-Service Meats--Refrigerated Vegetables TY-X and Dairy Product: Phone 246l 322 E. 2nd St. ll I3 Kelly Ave. The Dalles, Oregon Phone 3300 Third and Washington 1T'5 EASIER THE DALLES FURNITURE CO. TO PLAN AHEAD WITH MONEY IN THE BANK There's no substitute for a Bank savings ac- count. Open your account today. We're open I0 to 5 including Saturday. THE DALLES BRANCH Fl S1' nnlonu nun OI POIILAII Let's Build Oregon Together Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Use Your Credit Furniture-Floor Coverings-Appliances The Dalles, Oregon MAUSER LUMBER COMPANY Third and Madison Everything to Build Anything Phone 2248 CONGRATULATIONS CRADS Here is a word of advnce. Start out right by buying a car. CHEVROLET OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC 'irrflw Tom tries on a new sport coat. Choose your graduation clothing from one of the largest stocks in the Mid-Columbia area. LLOYD'S CLOTHING LAY CARLISLE Jeweler ELCIN - HAMILTON BULOVA WATCHES Expert Repairing THE JUMBO DRIVE IN Meef fhe Gang After the Game for Those Super Shakes Feafuring the Original Jumbo Hamburger A Meal ln Every Burger Car Service SEUFERT BROTHERS COMPANY Merimac Brand Food Producfs The Dalles, Oregon WALTHER-WILLIAMS COMPANY This ls Dodge Year Dodge and Plymouth Cars and Dodge Job-Raled Trucks Goodyear Tires-Sales 81 Service Phone 2213 ..,,,, VQX: Y l- ' , E K I , Ula ti 2' I Ea fir? Q . a at , ,i A H .ii ,L:v 5 J y yyye li Hileyo 1 I , , I I ilai ' THE DALLES EQUIPMENT COMPANY CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH West Columbia Highway The Dalles, Oregon 0 9629 ,-,,,..,.n-4- . Uv . ....0,,.......-vw , M -yvawg QM, ,,,- ,X,,.f'f ,ff'f ,AN Connie showing off one of her Dad's new cars. SERVICE MOTOR CQ. When Better Automobiles Are Built-Buick Will Build Them Buick - GMC Truck Distributors The Dulles Myrna looking over some of the latest fashions, PE EY' The Store That Thrift Built The Dalles, Oregon A T 5 fi. ' Student Body President Bob Hyde looking over plaque donated by lst Federal Loan and Savings. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of THE DALLES, OREGON FOUNDERS AND DONORS OF THE HONOR, THRIFT AND CITIZENSHIP AWARD IN THE DALLES SCHOOL SYSTEM Mrs. McGraw shows Sharon one of the many lovely Silver Patterns as Alan looks on. POUNDS JEWELRY, INC. JOHN MILNE G' SONS Plumbing and Heating General Electric Appliances 412 E. 2nd Street The Dalles Diamonds - Watches - Silverware l V N! I ' ' ii iil - 4 , - My I - Repair .. I y , - ' Q' 307 East 2nd Street The Dalles, Oregon ei Meet Your Friends at JOHNNY'S CAFE WE STAY OPEN DAY AND NIGHT Myra tries her hand at one of the new typewriters. CRAIG OFFICE SUPPLY Portable Typewriters-all makes Underwood Standard Typewriters Rental and Repair Service-all makes Phone 3969 H4 East znd SL The Dalles Donna and Dave have a Short one. Bill is sold on the Breakfast of Champions. MARS!-IALL'S Food Store Headquarters for Sherman, Gilliam, and Wasco County Farmers Phone 2191 The Dalles, Oregon INLAND NAVIGATION COMPANY and ASSOCIATED COMPANIES Lowcost water transportation plays a major part hd I d fth M'dCl b' 2910 NORTHWEST LIQUEFIED GAS COMPANY Cooking ' Water Heater ' Refrigeration Heating and Motor Fuel The Dalles Hood River Your Allis-Chalmers And Minneapolis-Moline Dealer The Smurf Student Stops- ancl Shops-At HERMAN S The Dalles Leading Men's Store ln keeping with this motto, George Stadelman trys on some arrivals in the Clothing Department. 15, Don and Elvon show how it's clone at the plant. STADELMAN FRUIT COMPANY The Dalles, Oregon KODL Liberty Broadcasting System THE VOICEOF THE MID-COLUMBIA 1230 on the dial The Dalles, Oregon ROYAL Typewriters Adding Machines Cash Registers MID-COLUMBIA TYPEWRITER CO. By a Darn Site RENTALS on Portable Typewriters and Adding Machines Office Machine Repairing Guaranteed Work 612 E. 2nd Sf. Ph. 2738 The Dalles, Ore. Where - Ever - The - Best Is - Served ARDEN FLAVOR FRESH ICE CREAM Arden Farm Company 1 19 Imaam 35' .gs Sales and Service THE DALLES MOTOR SALES, INC. 110 East Third Street Ph. 5120 The Dalles, Oregon 'ffffw , BERNARD'S PEACOCK 79 KUCK AND BONNEY SADDLERY OLYMPIC CAFE NEWHOUSE JEWELRY Diamonds and Watches OREGON EQUIPMENT CO. FRIGIDAIRE AND BENDIX THE DALLES PHARMACY 300 East 2nd Street APPLIANCE JESSIE'S FLOWER SHOP BOLTON STUDIO Finest in Modern Portraiture BURKE MOTOR COMPANY DeSoto Plymouth DAVIES DRUG COMPANY 'IA Friendly Place to Trade DONNELL'S DRUG STORE Phone 3606 The Dalles, Oregon KELLY AVENUE REPAIR Schwinn Bike Sales and Service C. H. URNESS MOTOR Studebaker Sales and Service BOSTON SH I N E SHOP 9yM?4,WQ'-ff , J ,ff QD igf,M?,ZjCjf'ibff' J?4 7 ' if 'wil .3 I ,U ,of A EM, I 7 ygfwwwf E 3 E3 if ,QQSEMWWW wi wiwiif? W M 5Sg M EE? if sg S Xi is ix ?f5sWgJ?J I if N Q wg QR X WVWMAE My 5 bww? Www Lf