Tillamook Catholic High School - Academic Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

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PAGE TWENTY The Academzc vvvqwvvvvvvvvvv ...vv vvvvvvvvvvvrvvvvvvvvv vvvvvv+vfvvvvvvvr1 Standmg left to ugh! LLOXD BAFRTLFIN Wn.1.xs RUTLLDGE ANDRLW FVEHINGER DFNEY Fx.A'rz STANLEY Srerunxen Sztlmg Auce Seumrrz MARY HUGHES MARGARET BUCHLER Rosa Rrmrsc SUPHUMUPIE CLASS On September 4 194 1 vse thrrteen ughth grade graduates entered the Freshman room, to begin the first year 1n h1gh school All went through 1n1t1at1on wxthout IHJUTICS and set to work at students The fnrst year the subjects asslgned to us were RCllglOH bxology, modern hlstory algebra and Englxsh We completed our Freshman year, then came the welcome summer The following wear, on September ll 1946, onlv ttn of our former thlrteen students returned as Sophomores The subjects ass1gned thxe year were Rellglon, mathematxes, Engllsh SCICHCC, Latm, and hmtory At mxd term we gamed one member and lost two Four of ue won letters In football and three rn basketball We are lookxng forward to bemg umors next year, vuth great hopes m Qcholastxc standxngs and athletrcs STANLEY STEINBACH, 49 DENEY FLATZ, 49 z 09 ' I 'l V 6 Q, . , : ' . . ', , A .' ' .' , .1 ! v ' ' ' R: ' I Q . , 1 ' .ii I' 1 ' , .' f . . ,. , . . , ., . , , .l C -V' . . , . . , . , , . . , , . ' v x n I . a , .. , . ,K , 4 V f li V 1 , 5 . 3

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The Academic PAGE NINE'IxIiEN Standzng Ie I to rzght ER1x12sT1xr:AMARmxrLs LAR1.BLfxsER Lua Rl-mv, LHARII- BL r'rs Doxfun JENCK, BL'r'rY Louzuxs Sxtrmff E11 EEN. Snxw LAXRCI-ILA HOFHRT RITA C xss MARY STEPHELSON ELIZABMH xVOQTEL FLSIE HURLIMAN Mfxxu Vx PITZPATRII 1-L Absent WILLIAM Wx-Hxxcrxz Doxun AVLRHI hkx MKCIII IUNIUP. CU-XSS HISTORX very much afrald of the eommg lHlt121IlOI'1 Lxtcr wc passtd through lt with flymq Colors Our Sophomore vear was passed bx hard studx and good work m athlc ties Our umor year schedule meluded the regular subjects Relnglon, Enqhsh hlstorx twpmg, shorthand for gurls, and algebra II for bow Our members durmg the jumor war have bten well reprufnted m such aet1v1t1es as football glee club orchestra SOd'll1IV basketball dramaues and on the ACADEMIC staff We are lookmg forward wlth hugh expeetatlons to next xear s qraduatxon BETTY Col 71Ns 48 1 as A A 1 t 1 . N l . I f . : . '- ' A. ' 1 A A 7 1' A 'R 'wwf V ' 'S V :D N . ' ' 5: . 5 , , , 21. A 3 , T 3, . ' N, ' . , . 1, , J 1 . : , 1 r ., . ' ..,'1.'.:J... 1 1 L Seventeen of us Freshmen. in September. 1944, ascended into high school n .... , , l , ' . , ' 1 A ' 0 . 5 . 5 -' ' ' U ,vs 1 5 ' ' Ja ' . 7 ' . K. . V ,

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'I I e Acadcmzc PAK E I WEN I Y ONE if Thrrd row let ro rzght PPTFR HOFFERT FRANCIS HDRLIMAN IRAxCls jExc,R hUoExr SANDER GEORGE BECKFR EDWARD WERLER Yecond row Luvux BU'r'rs NIERIIR LAvon- LEONA MILFQ EDITH WASQMFR MARY FASSBIXD 'VIYPAA SMITH PATRICIA HAYBES MARGARET BEQKER FRESHMAN LUXSS HISTORY On September 10 1946 exghteen suntanned Freshxes LllI'IlbCd those twenty four steps to the upper rooms of de'1r old S H A The dreaded mltxatlon was not held to the joy of the Freshmen and the sorrow of thelr Semor classmates The Freshmen greatlx cnjoved thexr fxrst Wmter Formal held on anuary 23 1947, the two Sodalm rallles and thc VHTIOUQ socnal and athlctlc actnvxtlcs The events for the year have been very Lxcltmg and mterutmg We .ire lookmg forward to a prosperous and happw Sophomore vear Ex 1 ENE SANDER, '50 ' A , ' , . - W . , I I . ' A ovv:-v-v-vvrv-vw -vvv r-v-sv-vrvvvl vv-vv vvvvvvv--vvvvvvvv-- v-vv v v vv' ' 1 . I 1 l ,, 1 l ' . S -' ' , I A : 1, , J ' 1,5 L , ' , . , ' . . : . . ' ', r . ' 1, JOSEPH REDING, JAMES BROWN, JOHN WEHINGER. First row: MARGARET .AMARANTUS, 1 A' 4-., L R . , Y if A. , 1 , 1 . 3 A .. I ' l 1 I , L 1 -1.- , 3 V . L. Vx . - K. . 1 1 L , .i V . , , .