Tillamook High School - Kilchis Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 66 of the 1946 volume:

V I C53 QIFIIHIIEQ IISIMINB IKIlUlIo1I2IHIIlILvlJ VQLUME XIX ANIJUAL SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL PURLICATIOFI TI I ' I DOROTHY SUTTON, E371-TH :r:fCsa::r MARGARET S3'J.'IiT T, I E MARVIN COATS, ASSOCIATE Ezwziia ERMA YOOTIT, A MARY ALICE HELVIE, ADVEFP A reciation and Contents Production of the l946 Kilchis was possible only through the cooperation of many persons. The staff appreciates all that was done for them cmd ex- tends thanks to all those who contributed to the completion of this book. We wish to thank the School Board for their financial aid and the faculty members who have cooperated so well with the staff. We especially want to thank Mr. Wilkerson for his invaluable help with the photography. The Tillamook Naval Air Station was very kind again this year to give us many beautiful pictures with which we could carry out our theme. We also wish to thank Mr. Cronant of the Dorian Studio and Mr. Bell for their work and cooperation. And to the Conger Printing Company, we wish to express our gratitude for their fine cooperation, patience, and many helpful suggestions Contents FLIGHT PERSONNEL CO PILOT CANDIDATES AIRLINE OPERATIONS SCHOOL OF FLIGHT GROUND SCHOOL ina I .Sf 'S 17x Q45 'ik 'fir 'ik 5 I 'T . ' D -or -I ,gi M4 V .. I I I . 'x . I QQ I . pi 1 iff? 7 Q . I ,, t f K rg, - ' 4 1 B W, 5,621 Q ? f realy f lj f w f t an N-X f i Q' 1. 'D I Lim-, il' ,ff XD Nar E oreword As the future will definitely bring the air age, we have chosen the theme, Flying High, for our 1946 Kilchis. Through this coming air age many dreams and ambitions will come true as many people are looking to the future with great anticipation. Generations past have seen the gradual change in the mode of travel, first by foot, then by horseback, and then by mechanized vehicles. Now we look to the air for our next transportation means which will be the greatest change in all history. Traveling by air saves a great deal of time and thus many people will get to see more of the world and further their education more rapidly. Also, there will be more ship- ping and faster shipping between countries as it will require less time to ship by air. They have made many cargo planes which will be able to carry many tons of shipping and less time to ship it. ' Already there is evidence of this new air age by the discoveries of new airplanes and the building of cheaper planes and also the numerous new airports being opened up. Many students are learning to fly which shows that the students of Tillamook High are det- initely preparing for the coming air age. However, the Seniors of THS will fly high in their dreams, hopes and plans and surely The horizon will Widen as they climb. uheT Ogdef 9 I' Rx Edna Boring Cxan? 4 Wonderful. mul nl Whatcha gel? Buddies kete0!l Q Dino 9 Wmlome Mury Lu W orkiug hard How ya In Cream Peg why me sqm 'rum MH' Cuddle up a , little closer windy? 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K, .lub EF -v n 11 'ml'- ifdq QM--uwn ,sv If mf.. - X 0 A SCHOOL FLIGHT ADVISORY BOARD ..- ' From lelt to rlght A I Swett W Coats C I Skmner L E Hammar K Poole V Whxte BIG CONFERENCE Though few of us reahze rt our school board plays a very lmportant part 1n the hte of our school and commumty It IS the1r 1ob to set the of the school and actually control and gulde our school so that the h1gh stand 0w1ll e mcuntalned Thxs small group of busy loyal cxtxze splendld Iob th1s past year of keep1ng everythmg runmng smoothly an e vote of thanks from the students for thelr work The board th1s year was com I e tollowmg sxx members D E Pamless Hamm ed as cha1rman of the school board th1s year and has done a splendrd Job ,Q g the board 1n thetr delxberatrons A I Swett IS anothe e of the busy members But between h1s daughters h1s cat tle and h1s vocal rend s he st1ll fxnds t1me to devote to this Job Wllham C as also glven much of h1s t1me to the board thls year Bemg a mem ber of a larg dustr1al hrm h1s mterest hes m seemg the school run effxclently and man aged well Thts IS Vlctor Whltes hrst year on the school board and he has been mvaluable wlth h1s GSSISIGDCS and advrce Kenneth Poole managed to take a good cleal of t1me off from h1s daxry and hrs new trucks to serve the board very well C I Sklnner has served as clerk of the board durmg th1s year and has done an efh cxent yob Desplte h1s vanous other act1v1t1es Mr Skmner has often taken h1s only tree t1me avaxlable to meet w1th the board and serve as clerk We have been espectally fortunate thxs year to have thls hne group of mterested members gud tt IS due to thelr Blg Conferences and gurdance that Tlllamook H1gh has been able to do so well in its management during this year. I Er: Ill ir,-.wdsgl-sv, W Ci... 'xx' 3 -XXXL, P---Q.. ft- ag? Bl! lv Mugsy Good onel 222 ,Qujf TJ fi :HK X QM 1X,xj ix-Q36 wx. M ' 4'-'i A' 1 Q- '44-:Can Skike threel A Bauer upl X JW WQQ Supervisory Personnel CLIFFORD I. SKINNER Good, the more abundant communicated, the more abundant grows. Mr. Skinner has been in Tillamook High for nine years. He started out as principal, but when Mr. Hammersley was called into the armed service, he stepped into the position of superintendent and has ably-.filled that office for the past few years. He has been both ad- viser and friend and has helped the students to soar higher toward their goals. I DENNIS Mcoums Q-3 7 t The laughter of man is the contentment of God. As our principal for one and a half years, many students will remember Mr. McGuire as as good counselor and helper both in classes and out of classes. His departure from Tilla- mook at the end of the first semester caused a great deal of regret among faculty and students alike. 17 A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays and confident tomorrowsf' Mr. Wilkerson has capably fulfilled his job as our principal this second semester. He was a former teacher in THS but left to serve in the Army. At the time of his discharge he had attained the rank of Lieutenant-Colonel and he was gladly welcomed back to THS as principal and teacher. JN '--ss. A --,-ff ff-' . , . . D figs lf I ml? Q! ca, 8 Z Vet I W5 Qg uk, .f 'w ' XX,-f x , .....-..- -fs eq,- F ight Instructors VIDA ABRAMS An mtense hour wrll do more than dreamy years Twenty two years m THS Typmg Shorthand Othce Practrce Grrl s League Advrser 'WGN 'iv' 'Yr-r MARY ALICE HELVIE Small servrce IS true servzce Three years an THS Engllsh CIVICS Hxstory Krlchrs Advrser Tllla H1 Advrser ff' .auf VIRGII. COLE Humanrty IS constrtutlonally lazy Three years ln THS Physrcs Al gebra Trrgonometry X9 l -if--r' J 1 CLARA HAGGLUND Knowledge IS power Two years ln THS Enghsh Publrc Speakmg Dramatrcs Sophomore Class Advxser w'4,.,,,,. sf' gm-nf C 'ING It takes a great person to be a good lrstener One year 1n THS Geometry Busr ness Tramrng Chemlstry Sopho more Class Advrser BARBARA IONES Vlrtue rs bold and goodness never tearful Three years ln THS Physrcal Edu catron Health Biology World History Pacrfxc Relatxons GAA Advrser VIRGINIA MASON L1teratLre rs the thought ol thxnkmq souls Ten years rn THS Englrsh L1 brarxan Senxor Class Adv1ser Phrlokalon Advrser R N A -3, , 5 S Qs I K 'SJ' I . ,wx F AQ' Y . . I t A , 45?-,n -.s: zl sC. C. . - , gn -,- ,' Tm 'qv' iff 'cl Q. f g , I, ' I' , f'r f A MX, W' Flight Instructors M 'air 'VS LEONARD MOORE Let us swear at eternal frlendshlp Two years tn THS lndustnal Arts ssc. 'K...N LOIS PETERSON We lrve tn deeds not years Two years mn THS Home Eco nomtcs Iumor Class Adyxser FHA Sponsorer I 7 nonomv 'nzsm F11 language there ts none for the hearts deepest thmgs One year ln THS Latm I Lattn ll Soctal Problems 'iv' ROY MUELLER Speak of me as I am Recently drscharged from he Army Crvtcs Hxstory Athletlcs Soctal Problems Senior Class Ad vtser Order of the T Arvlser I HAROLD NEWMAN O musxc frtend ot pleasure wrsdom s atd Exghteen years tn THS Muszc m Iunxor and Semor Hrgh Schools RUSSELL RAHEY Order rs heaven s frrst law Here for a short tlme after hts dxschcrrge from the Army CIVICS Htstory Athlettcs WILLIAM TESTA It IS better to hght for the good than to rarl at the xll One year tn THS Blology Physx cal Educatlon Consumer Sctence Intramural Sports Iumor Class Advtser ' ob. xx I o K. , ' ag, ' Aa 5 ,vo C' , -- A .. .. .I , I . 1 t . J - : - . 1 , ' ' 1 S Q 4 xg 4 b ' 53' , . 25 .. fp 1 ' I' ' ' 7' , 11 f 1 . fl , 1 . I , V. I l I A h Q , K . A7 , 1 r K, f L, A Y ,- ,e fy .3 V.: . , . U J ' . ' , ' 5 ' . '- ' l I H 5 St dent 804 0 cer .- tu, Dave Trusiy 6 S 1' 80551-ei 'Br fur xwf' 'vw' Glen Kommoth 2 NORMAN P0 AIP P P dv Uni om? DAVE TRUSTY Vxre- P Q xdenf F1 I Ser' I Bu me Mancqpr Seccn i BEATTA DUFRFFLDT Secrvtdry Fur! HPTWP Vncv pre xdorx! Se vnd 1' 1 69 , a uf 0' 1 X 4' W 5 ,qt f Q 9 X 4 Student Council No rman P9019 inf 'Q Kenneth Schxmmmg N H A Iver: xrwr P 'mr' L lr 1 mr r YI ' LTH SFHIMMINC' Advulx mr, Variqvr .sewn e'-me ter NANFY RUSHPH Bumnes Moncqvr Fxr t Se 'meter I Q1 Beaticr Duerfeldt Cane ly Y' f' P' F 11 P- P 1 -' I' -' A T 1 ' Q A ' JZ , ' u -r A i, : ,, in , i Q P , A 1 C1 R 1 . ,Q f 1 92 XY ffl A ' 4 . .,, wwf, , . 115 A f.. ,, J. Sb -. 12, A g . 4 C' -n'-4, X 'f' Q9 N 4' 0 fi A ,A sz' .A 5 .ff -sf' ' If ffLWYN MCf7ff'f'lALl1 Prozfrimtt, First Serxexier CHLEQTE KO .ZNCT - C . is . Av ..Q-r, Y si , 1, . I -A nm, ,r:2, f 5 . ,star S' 'SIB g ,A ,AS , A ,, , ,Q:,e,, 12:-:.: ' , ,.,. X 1, - .. f. C 2 . - 1 'L A 1 5 ff-iQa,,:y . .- .' .S . ., 5 1. ,. Y .s'.,.'r:,. 11- ,. ':s, PAT FAT? LY Secretory qecond Same Ier 1 Sl W 9' ? 1 1 of 2 I nf THS siudents and guests enyoy u Chnsunas readuxg by Mr Newman. Everyone IS workmg hard at the pep rally?? ii! QWIQA The Cheezels lead the pep rally m the school song Believe it or as the Cheezetsl 7!f !,,,, fa ,W , 'X G , cz-gg? , :. o w Q X 5 - X .1 - f J A wx A.-. - -': U 9 I S X Soup Lxne Hey glrls want rx date? ' Q 1,1 ww? U19 po g n Pm!! Pon b g Cblrlh P mm Such unusual behavxorl use just one me motel The Yell Queen! lead a school yell 1 F9 l fell K. Y' N ar- V X 9- 7' 5 , 5 r' , 4' Y 3 ::.' A . ' 1 ' . if l j -4 F 4 , 4' ' 5, l 1' , V r .. x ., Q 05 A- h , 1 - , x R a Y' f 1 ' ' 4 L F ' F i A C P' , 4 V . ' l tlglfll. ' p ' rf 1,12 1. x l W 1 1 rPs.L. W , r, N x, .J- - x 'Q' 1 , iii' , i f r A . A ' L , ,hr Q 7' f 24 ' ' , 1 F' ' 4 I T' X F' JJV6'-N, F u ' '1f'?:ff ,X h fa , w CP ? K .xx A 'S Q D N' X 5 ': rf X 'E f 1 y J f Z7 Q L U. S. 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KL Mff I ff MARIE SCRIVNER m min I d dn In s Quren Vx In , Gnu' ex, qui' I cm 1 ee 1 pe etm T In wt Y' fx IEAN SIMMONS In from Senror Fawn 'YS .11 -1- lv DORIS RANDALL I ou cl n! -ua e d i 390 fkcrf-Ita III f- mari ulee C 'uh IHA GAA C Leng 1. 46 me 'af' 5 YE. . ..fz:' :V I :gcrrent fx :fmt-ff f I ,1 ,f gg! l Il. vi 2 '-L' . L , 2, f BOB SMITH M-:ke oi:-re s7'on7 'ov,1l',' m.r P V, sa -my ,.f . :: .rw . or ' as . - Cr fr -'1Lv1f 1 DOROTHY RANDALL J e e w. 1 ne lb I' A C' Is Hu xes 5. if It--'f WILMA SMITH A qood nom' 5 b f ter . 1: n rmhes H1 cf' Lerwgzzg G A, Bc1Sk'?IvrxIl R 'Q SAM SCI-IULTZ knowmrjqf 1 no rowf- ed 1 canon as paws. 'Imns'crrfd Iruvn N ond hm wrxnc .north if Follxe OVID SEIFFERT x f I I w 5:1 YI Youthful! 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N X' J - K emor ood: ate X X N If Wi gp, iw Nr 'U 'ex N xx 9 ' WAYNE CLARICH YORK ZURFLUEH HELEN WYSS FHA d nf lOl'Tl norC SP y 5 lc 1 Snot e h Or: Kllchxs S a Not Plclured Committee emor Mana einen! MESTER SECOND SEMESTER Tom Gavette Presldent Dave Trusty Presxclent Wayne Zuerflueh FIRST SE Curl Fenk Vxce Beverly F1sher Secretary Treasurer Gwen Hammersley Glen Kommoth Lester Hammer F h Nancy Rusher Beverly IS er leon Slmmons Betty Goff G bl l Clcmce York Donna cz r e SENIOR CLASS MOTTO The hor1zon wrdens os we cllmb SENIOR CLASS COLORS Blue cmd Whlte SENIOR CLASS FLOWER Wh1te Ccrnelhcx X f x 'B .L Q1 2 , 1 gp l if vp X ' 'El f WU 'E 'fm Af 'N pyO f-ff-X X1 fvsvx IUODQ 2 5 a,,. It .XQXNV . QNX Q .ll Lk - r Q Ai- I ' 1 . , has 1 K I K' J . . . . -5 N F ' T 1 .1 ,T pswrm New C - -'pm s - A ,3 amz' .. at , 4' Aj Y al 1172 . A q KA ,V gg ' f f A -,L ' Y 3 ' h Q . -,rxi my , . 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Sir' . 1 4 Seated Donna Fogg Iean Simmons Erma Foote Gwen Hammersley Tom Gavette Standing Merrill Newman Dale Hatfield Clarice York Dorothy Sutton Dave Trusty Donna Gabriel Bob Smith Margaret Swett Eugene Poff THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE The Semor Class play for this year The Trail of the Lonesome Pine was adapted from the novel by Iohn Fox lt took place 1n the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia and the characters were all definitely hillbilly in a hillbrlly setting The play concerns the feud between the Tollivers and the Palms as well as the love of lovely Iune Tolliver for lack Hale the yound northerner who comes to buy coal from the Tollivers and also to act as head of the pol1ce of the region After a series of thr1111ng ad ventures the play ends happily The characters were as follows Iune Tolliver the lovely heroine CGwen I-lammersleyl Sal Tolliver her sister Uean Simmonsj Bub Toll1ver their brother Clfugene Poffl Iudd Tolli ver their stern father CMerr1ll Newmanj Hannah Tolliver the1r step mother fDonna Foggl Dave Toll1ver a dxstant cousin in love with Iune fBob Smithl Loretta Toll1ver Daves mis ch1evous sister fDonna Gabrrelb Uncle Billy Beams Iustice of the Peace who has never arrested anyone fDave Trustyl Ole I-lon his dommeering wife fDorothy Sutton! Ellre May their daughter who jest kaynt remember fErma Footel Bed Fox who carries water on both shoulders CDale l-latfieldl lack Hale the young northerner fTom Gavettel Anne Saun ders a northern school teacher CClar1ce York? Maw Falin a forlorn old mountain woman llvlargaret Swettl Left to right: M. Newman, D. Sutton, C. Cantrell, B. Fisher, E. Poff, G. Hammersley, G. Hanenkrat, B. Smith, C. York, E. Browne. SENIOR CHRISTMAS PROGRAM The Seniors presented their annual Christmas program in the assembly in honor of returned service men. The entire program was interesting but the main attraction of the pro- gram was the play, Christmas Trimmingsf' the cast of which is shown below. W U' I A 'r I 'F 'P' e 4 'I 'I' I 'I' 'I' 'I' I 'I' fl 'I g 'I I IUNIOR CANDIDATES f'Nf'm 13' 3 I 'IA Fxrst row F Bedortha Iennxngs Mamarll Detoe Streeter Mr Testa advlser Slocom Carnahan L Edgar M Ellxs Schlappr Second row H111 Wyma Rxfe Hoffee Oppenlander Woods D Flsher Gately B Iohn son Robmson Goosnc F Sm1th Doty Hoover Lommen Thlrd row Mxss Peterson advlser Flrsram Grunder Mlller Dental Larson Duerteldt Paul R Gruber L Anderson H Gruber Spr lby Flowerdew Sayre Carey Etzwller Vaughn Fourth row Schtmmmg Ellerbr Qittor endall Lawrence Vosgxen Earl Powers M Coats Wxsmer N Sextt t ora ans I Coats Sperber Ftfth row Mllls Vogt I L Peterson DeNobleW Y 5 1 When the class ot 47 entered T111amo o as Sophornores there were 42 boys and 38 glrls ln the class The numbe ma1ned the same for the Iumor year except tor the droppxng ot one boy The class has srx Phllokalon bers 1S acttve 1n GAA and the F of the T and came out second 1n the bond stamp V1ctory Queen contest Q un Class play Laughlng TT1Sh Eyes was en to ralse money for the Iun rgef Pr and Banquet The banquet theme th1 ar was Hawauan Rambows Class othcers tor th1s year have been CF1rst serne presldent Frank Vogt vlce-prestdent' L111y Grunder secretary-treasurer. ,- f terl Frank Vogt pres1 dent- Ieanne Woods vice-president Betty Lommen se g- ' 'Q urer. x -'ww . 'X OZO1 J Z If T Z ff- 1 3 ' M. 3 ' I ' 'F 1' ' V fffii' T, -Q T Pxxrcbs T So lmmore Can :dates A Fxrst row E Edgar Curry Loomls Kneeland Olson Oldencamp Trller Hollett Leamon Martlnson Goebel Wxlllams McDonou h Second row A Fen Wrdmer Bester Rosech Wrraht D Matheny Knudon I Goff Iosr Haughen Llchenthaler Conover F her Mallet D Mrlls Lofton Fellows Carr Thrrd row Waasqma Wallberg Brandow Keyes Case Brethauer C Fogg Norberg Zuercher Lang will E Anderson elhnb Brrskey M Anderson l. Mllls B Matheny Iensen Luurs Koby Mlss Hxcklmg a vlser Fourth ro f, te oldman Cross Dental Edwards Root D Farrm Slosson Boquxst Blackburn Frfth ro th elson Hammer Noteboom Schlegel Hxppert D Gavette Hallstrom Ft Crawford e Sophomores have had a busy year FITST came the Sophomore Im n wh1ch Was really rugged but lun then came the V1ctory Queen bond stamp contest wh1ch the Semors won As the losmg class the Sophomores onsored the V1ctory Queen dance and followed thts w1th the Sophomore Iunlor Hobo Conventxon Olhcers for the year have been F1rst Semester Clarence Boqmst prestdent Charles Goldman v1ce presxdent Betty r secretary Second Semester Roland Noteboom presldent Ierry le l v1ce presxdent Duane Edwards secretary Ggwlllj ' B C? 'A 'C gl? 'I X , 1-QU E 91 'X fi FVW 1-ff-XA X Qin aff: -090 Moe and loe Look at the bxrdxe Evxel Skxppm agcun Smxlm Through Good old summer trmel All dressed up Lets gol 14 'X Harm to vf' Sleepy heads? 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Navy Offxcicxl Phoio Il If lv Pl' Il' PI 'I' nr fi 'P' 'I' Q Q 1' 4 FP fl 'Y -1- fr -1- 1- KILCHIS STAFF A F.- I... :- Q U76 n editor 1n chlef Robrnson Woods Frrst row Lommen C Fogg Powers Larso usher B Goff M Wxdmer Paul York Duerfeldt Gately Second row Mlss Helvle a rs Gabrlel Hlll Sayre sr The success of the ,MED annual the Kllchls depends upon the cooperatlon of all students and t rs e ltor Dorothy Sutton has been fortunate because everyone has gladly help arvm Coats ns asslstant edltor Margaret Swett IS buslness manager Erma F e IS art edrtor and all the rest are contrrbutxng edltors X TILLA HI STAFF pu- h. f'Q Fxrst row B Goff M Anderson C Fogg Bester Yuerche I Goff Curry Llchtenthaler Fllby S,OJfTEr - editor f1rst semester Olsen McDonough Second row lommen Coosrc F' Smrth edrtor second sefnestbrf Grunder Powers Larson Roblnson Paul D Fogg York Eltenberger Swett Browne Thlrd ro wi 38 advlser Woods Duerfeldt Gately D Flsher B lohrson M Wrdmer H111 :S 22 ,ff ,Z As rn the past Tlllamoolc Hlgh School agam had 1ts paper The Txlla H1 As usual the staffs were almost completely femmme except for an occaslonal masculme member ln the sports department The staffs alternated with edxtlon so as to glve everyone a chance to try hrs luck rn the dxtferent departments Mrss Abrams the typmg advnser deserves a great deal of credxt for the success ol the prlnted pages U D - - Q . . - S v . iq, V - 4 4 W Q . 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Q I I I I I 4 1 1 I I ' ' 1 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 - 1 - :E- 1. 1 1 - L 0 w -fy, Seated from left to rrght R Mtller C Brrch D DeCook D Gabrrel F Smxth I Powers D Sutton Mtss Mason Rusher B Flsher G Hammersley M Sweet B Duerieldt M Sayre Standmg from left to rtght L Hammar N Poole Mr Wtlkerson Mr Thornton Th Cl1V1l for the Ph1lokalon Chapter of the Natlonal Honor SOC1GlY has been the sale e mayor a y of Vlctory Bonds and Stamps The hrgh school quota of S3 OOO was reached and surpassed w1th a total of 3513183 20 The Senlor Class won the Vrctory Queen contest and Queen Marte and her court are shown below K. 'wils- K '55, 9 7.5 I N Poole S Case R Noteboom Queen Mar1e Scrrvner E Furlong G Kommoth F Vogt olhes and the The Phtlokalons also sponsored an all school talent program called the 1946 F money fro'n thrs w1ll go toward the grit for the school The part1c1pants 1n the Folhes are shown below J Seated ftrst row Dorothy and Dor1s Randall Seated second row F Smxth N Spraggms M Burbank S Schultz H Thomas R Gruber tt D Gabrlel M Sayre D Hatheld A Flowerdew N Poole M C I Woods Standmg M Swe L Anderson W Curry L I-lammar ' 'I' 0 I ' NS I 5 . L f 4 A Q 1 f ' ' L l 1 I L f q 1 Q y - 1 - 1 2 r f 4 I Q ' r To . , f P - V . , ll 'Aw' ,, -A ' S S - .S 539 y ' V 1 ' ' .Q ,r r , . , V In 1 li -v-L ll I ,IJA1 ' 'Eh' '- F' -Fil P X it it N i -'- V' L ' ' I 0 ' i - , I Y I , ..x X ' ' t .I ' 1 . ' 5 . ' 5 . g . ' 5. . '. g . 5 . 5 ' 5 N. Y A I. V' . O .., 2 mir ,-FJ F 1 gf. Q sz' .1 1 'S il 5' ' ,, . 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A ff, SZ: , . .Y if - J A tt LIBRARY 1' T 1' 2 S' 'i STAFF Seated from left to r1ght Edna Hoover Myrleen Larson Elma lean Dental Beatta Duerfeldt Faye Fllby Myrtle H1ll Beverly F1sher Standmg Betty Goff Betty Lommen Maman Sayre MISS Mason llbrarlan Ethel lensen Betty Matheny Clar1ce York Not p1ctured Ioanne Powers Jeanne Woods Margaret Swett z' l.1fe at THS centers around the school llbrary for re lt bo students and! teachers do reference work and recreat1onal read1n 9 Each per1od a student l1brar1an has charge B8SIdeS dolng the rout1ne work of check1ng books 1n and out che elves a elp1ng the students w1th reference materlals the l1brar1ans th1s ye ecke gh the card catalogue In addmon to that the l1brar1ans have dc? o e 1937 Memory Book glit by presentmg the d1fferent act1v1t1es CQ he f1r1e money for thls year IS to be used to buy new reference books ,MLQIS 111 conta1n m6mOTlGl book plates ID honor of the THS boys who gave the1r orld War Il ERN 1 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Fxrst row Conover Rosech B Wldmer Brandow C Fogg Fl Gruber SPTOQQIDS H Gruber F Smxh Thomas Wrxght Koby Luurs Etzw1ler Second row Mallet P1sher Wvss W1smer Carr Haugen Delvom Bester Browne D Furlong York B Goff M W1dmer MISS Peterson advxser Thxrd row M1lls Lofton Dental Robmson S Iohnson Langwell Iensen Llchtenthaler The FHA Club has had a busy year 1n helpxng w1th the f1ll1ng of Red Cross Chnstmas boxes food sales partles dances htkes and other soc1al act1v1t1es besldes attendmg the FHA Conference 1n Forest Grove th1s year T 1' Y I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 - , 1 -- 4 'fv O Q - - A , , . 1- , ,. . .q. -U - A . . . I '. In in 1 . ' I V h I vw n , : Q 0 . . 1 1 1 9 . 1 f : 1 A ' . . . . . 1 . . i 1 . . ' . . . s 1 . , - .. , . ,, 'V h , . ' e , -w' - - ' , 1' .-.1 . V -1 . 'Lk 1 ' ' ' ,- - - 9 - 4 ' .1 kv 1 1 2 - I . 1 1 , X 1 . 4 ' , 1... , . 2.511.613 Q ,af , l 1 . 1 s' - 1 1 . A . y . ,b - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 4 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 -1 A 1 1 , 1 ff 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 g yi-Q ORDER OF THE T f? Fxrst row Hatlxeld B Smxth McDonald Trusty Gerard C N 6 oats Second row Note boom Newman Poole Coach Mueller advlser Vogt K Bedor mar 9 6 I 'Q-rv' .ZA 36. 'Chl 1- 'T 2' a FIRE SQUAD First row: Willicr f cDonald I. Lawson Hammar Mamaril. Second row: Noteboom, - quisl E. Edgar Pool f ominoth jR. Crawford. l,, l 9 T ur . 3 U' 1' 'rms SUNSHINE 'rwms !f 4 'ff . 1 L , 5,3 t,.,l ' .T i .iwffx -, , ,rg a z ff g 7 The all chool play for this year was a play of sunshine and good cheer expressed by the shine twins who were Leona Anderson and Melvin Williams The twin were one big headache for Mother Robinson fMarian Sayrel and Father Robin on fTorn bavettel The political minded brother Glen Robinson fLouis Hammer! was either preaching to the twins or to someone else about their act of inyustice Norma Rob inson fNan y Hu lierl felt from the beginning that Hollywood was calling her until rch and handsome Vail Porter flilwyn McDonaldl won her heart with the help of the twins The twins saw to it too that Leo Prather fMerril1 Newmanl would be a lion instead of a lamb by teaching hi wife Bebe Prathers fMyrleen Larsonl that he was head of the fam ly and that she was to quit runnina home to mother lt was through the efforts of the twins too that Mrs Elli fFrances Smithl sold her greenhouse to Mr Robinson and Pauline Doyle fEthel Iensenl the talent scout decided Norma was not Hollywood material fi Myrtle Hill Iohn Coats Lilly Grunder Tom DeNoble Ioanne Powers lack DeFoe Faye Filby David DeCook Myrleen Larson LAUGHING IRISH EYES Molly qhan ion QM rloer Lar orl carrie into the homo of thc hard he arted d a t crai lff Oberon fMxrtle Hill to work a a housemad in the place of Annie Hoonex lillx Czrundorl who liao just left Molly rugtfisr Maaae St anno fFayf. Filbyl vas sm: iciru er auqfiter f o , i Q tt o un er ai med narie 9 the ariie trite a new cl uffou arrived in tie per an o Tom V Fadde fllaxid lWeCooKy to take the place of Dann Mciure fTor1i Utlaoblel w o left t marr Anne lhr ugh 'ie effort cf Molly and Toni Mr Oberwr' da .iahter Margaerte Joanne loner 1 1 avea from the cliitrlio of a crook Harry Hyun Llark lleF Q who lad been ca tina is aften tion on Maraiierite Myron Ob ron flohn ooat i s ved rom the gold di 1r,er Dolores Dav n flictty john onl and peace and lt it r i ic a it u 3' to tht. Obs on lim ei Sayre, Tom Gavette, Myrleen Larson, Merrill Newman, Leona Anderson, Melvin Louis Hammar, Ethel Iensen, Frances Smith, Nancy Rusher, Elwyn McDonald, lb-I fuk 4? Iunior and Senior High School Band The Lucky Iade Cast and Chorus 'Jef The Lucky Iude Cdst j Q 9 f f 555' -s 91199 Iunior and Senior High School Orcligtrgx x X C N f,f6,6, X Q97 X A mn 'J Combined Sophomore. Iunior, cmd Senior Class ' Glee Clubs xx ', W 7, Q, 'X-.k G fix i f pr V MUN x' .15 7- SL? '5, Qiitwlxi gx ,fcffxxw 2 of L 1 a Q! , , V 'Q ,Q L43 Of 'D ' Yell Leaders Clarxce York Gaylon Gerard and Dolores Furlong do a grand job at all the games and pep rallles THS Cheezets Leona Anderson Gwen Hammersley Betty lohnson Marre Scr1vner leanne Woods Myr en Larson Nedra Ftoblnson Eleanor Browne Pat Gately Dorothy Sutton Nancy Ruslmer Marlo xe Wtdmer 1' Wxlma Etfenberger Donna Gabrlel Beatta Duerfeldt and Dorothy Flsher perform at a game GAA Members Frrst row Dental Dderleldt F Smlth Sayre Woods Lommen Second row Frlby Mrller Paul Powers Mxss lones advlser Larson H111 Goosrc Fllsram Carey , s . Y ',f ' .lx 1 ,, O 94 6 ' ' . 'Q , 1 I r 1 1 1 ,' . I , , 1 - . T , , , , . , , . - .. , t . if I - , L ' . , - .' V ., X . v- vs 1 - , - 1, if mf , A 1 . L' I . , . Q A' ' o Y . I ' ' . - , Q , . . LJ C., A X - Q' H t A O .1 .4 I ,, y y 5 . 1 ' I I I I I 1 ' Tv if ,L-nf 11-ls.: Intramural Buskeiball Winners Iumor Wolvennes lohn Coats Rlchard Carnahan Dale Nexlsen lack Lawson captam Donald Schlappl Frank Bedortha Coach Testa A sr All Stars vs. B Squad ,ffffffl Guardm 'gif' Im ggod sf' sz, All Stan vs B Squad X-.Qlf Intramural Touchtackle Wmners Semor Redskms Fxrst row Bud Sandefur Walt Bohren captam Alvm Boese Second row Gaylon Gerard Gordon Han enkrat Frank Vogt Glen Kommoth Coach Testa 'N 1 MMM x xf'XP 'W ,Z G- JXXQLVN X- RD 93 g 'Q T' A - r, N , . e u e n n -4 gi I l . I Q W 5 I K 2 J ' I I t it , . x N , ,N ,- W E A 7 1 - ' Q JS' U fn gl L, A 'A 4 I w 5221 A iff' 1 f X S I It X . -V 7 .. . 5 - E ' x mm -WMMW ' b , T 4 Lu! 1 fl ,C l E . z f 2 2 C C 2 E V' 2' 5 x i 1 I , f xo , e Q A ,. x fx 5 ' i A' K .tub A K I F, F' P' 1' C' C' it I' Qu- ou-.sa -' 'Q 5 0.9! ,. p,-V- ,As --- -oh.. 14-sf J'3z.. ,A .- - ' '. ,., 1 I .. . '-'5a,W ' :ff .., ,.-Q - 'Q -'XD vu QL.,-, ' 'lr ,A 4-. r.. I' rv -. -I -1 -1 r- I '- '.. I.. l, ll 1 ul Il un K X 'e. a,'. Q, . xx 'fun BARBARA rom-:s Besides being Girls' Physical Education and Health instructor, Miss Iones also does a splendid job of directing girls' intramural volleyball and basketball tournaments as well as acting as adviser to the Girls' Athletic Association. RUSSELL RAREY f A61 'yyt 'lg-r 528. V3 Mr Flarey was one of our teachers before the war consequently after his discharge from the service he came back to T1llaH1 in December to take over as coach of the varsity basketball team He was with us only a few weeks until the end of the first semester but he worked hard to make our team a good one ROY MUELLER Mr Mueller was also one of our former teachers who came back to us after his discharge from the Army in Ianuary As before he took Mr Rareys place as head varsity basketball coach He coached our basket ball team through a tough season and lecl them to come out with a fairly good showing He re organized our lettermen under the Order of the T and also directs spring sports activities for the boys WIL1iAM l'ES'l'A As football coach and boys Physical Education and his first year at Tilla Hx Many students boys and girls know him well in watching and participating in the basketball and ping pong tournaments that he has directed during the noon hours lllv 'Dx wg 4gy-1lv f CXW J , lylcai ' l 1 1' V . il . . . ' :g . . L ,NV , - . . K Y ,e Q . t I I ' . , .,,', ,, .. .s - ,s Liiflf Health instructor, Mr. Testa has won many friends in l 1 'X fra F Cgivf 1 HN Ca' x l :X D' 'E r L X' in if x L , li T. K . I ' f 'A My is i ess? fs - ., U THS FOOTBALL SQUAD .f Fxrst row Goldman Kendall Poole Noteboom n Nexlsen oats Coach Testa Second row Norberg Mcmcrxl Oppenlcxnder irell B Srnlth M Donald Mr Cole Thxrd row H ewmcm Hamma Se1ffert L Tcxte Nelson Mr Mahon Bloclnng formatxon for a luck Blockmg 'Io-16. Hatheld passes Q gig go of 6 00 X I 9 goo Chnsty Chnstensen Sambo Maman! e xxxoq oo Reverend Smxth Feudm Lawson Trudy Zur! Fenk Windy Bedoriha ea -if PPY Bxll Norberg Hose Hammer 'WW' 2 read Dave Nelson Naellen g,,,d.,n '-Asc Canhell ,K I ,X I 7:-I Tater I eu xx 'j X 1 XE f K ,N 1 ,A-,FNNAX N ,X J, Rf xx '--.-Q.-,-f-x A- f' ,.,,..,.,,,,.,., Ky ' nu f ,T in , Q7 1,6 ff 9 X ' ,Q 1 ,fy ,f sw , , f Marv Vogi Komlnoih Hatlxeld NOT!!! gnc-as LeliY Hon firq FX XEQJ ?x ,K JAR DXNXQ ,ff Cf' 1. ., ,. ,f f flag! ,. XX v tv 2 I Ml ' -' l X A ' f xxxh Q , 5 xii? x Q? 'xnfb fg x P N x ,. Vxffxwwu X ,NX xx 'Q -.-- 4 3 ,x X91 f Q ,. N Q LN L5 W f THS A BASKETBALL SQUAD Flrst row Sperber Lawrence C Iones Vogt Kommoth Poole row Coach Mueller THS B BASKETBALL SQUAD Fxrst row K Bedorthcx Rxfe Mcrmarll Edwards Second row Boqulst A Fenlc Nelson Wallberg McDonough Thxrd row Coach Mueller Sperber T Lawson Goldman H Tate Hummer Txllamook A vs. Astona ' A - Tillamook B vs. Bsioria B 1 51:1 A fee N A You've got ii. 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' - 14 ' 19 - ' 32 ' - ' 16 ' - ' 15 ta endar of Selma! vents Dear Diary- Today IS September 4 and school started I registered for my classes It seems good to be back again September 7 We had the election of class offtcers and Student Council representatives today Also the Big and Little Sister party which introduced me to many of the other kids September 14 Today was yell leader tryouts Not much competition I guess they re scared September 21 Tonight was our flrst school dance It was a lot of fun but hard to get the kids started Boys will be boys and have to be coaxed October 3 Sophomore tarted today and a rugged tlme for the poor Sophs October 4 To r bad day for the Sophs but they re hold1ng out pretty good October 5 e climax The Re eptlon fthey called xtl practically murdered the f ose remaining are now loyal member of Tilla H1 3 End of the first six weeks and we sure know where we stand It looks as 1 ll have to work harder or bring the teachers more apples er somthm October 26 Another school dance was held tonight but the boys are st1ll unchanged October 29 Today was the first hard earned vacation At least for us fof course the teachers had to go to school! Iuruor class were imtlated Reverend Ogston was the speaker November 12 Gee' Another holiday at last and a rest for us weary scholars Armxs tice Day sure comes in handy November 21 These school dances are getting bette ll the time November 22 Thanksgiving vacation starts today and hate to thxnk of what Ill feel like tonight November 23 Well I lived through two whole days of stuffin yself during vaca tion and also through the second six weeks November 27 Today was our first Natlonal School Assembly and ally had a treat lxstemng to Bub Burns the only brother of Bob smging so d telling stories N Demember 7 At last the great Student Body play was given after many days practices It was a b1g h1t too December 21 What a day' Iammed to the top with fun First of all we had Stu Body nominations Then 1n the afternoon was the Chrlstmas Assembly presente by the Semors To top otf this glorious day we really had a great school dance Very few kids came because of the Basketball Iamboree at Newberg but oh what fun' It was really more like a party But not to be sat1sf1ed with this we get a Chnstmas vacation to boot Ianuary 2 School reopens w1th a bang and those glorious vacat1on days are over Ianuary 4 Today was Student Body elections but there were so many good Candi dates it was hard to decide who to vote for Ianuary 11 We installed the students who were chosen for Student Body officers and ended the First Semester Icmuary 14 Today the Second Semester begins with everybody working harder with the thought of only I8 more weeks to go January 18 Another school dance Nothing outstanding happened but they re getting more fun . vo 1' 2- , ' ' . ,Q ' 4' . A . . , -. 0 . V I .'. : , D ' I , November 8. Today- was Philokalon initiation and four of the many Brains of the . - Xl A . t 1 , , ee' n e . ' . . I A Q' February I We were really honored today by heanng the Oregon State College Symphony Orchestra play February 22 Today was the end of another s1x weeks w1th only two to go March 1 The Sophomores lmally had the 'ong promtsed Vrctory Party and what a success' The mam event of the evemng was the crownmg ot the queen followed by an entertalmng program The Sophs have sure been hrdmg the1r talents March 8 Tonrght the Iunxors presented the1r annual class play March 13 Gee' We really had somethlng drfferent today The Phtlokalons presented an All School Talent Program whrch was lots of fun and 1t was mterestmg to watch the krds March 20 The Forest Grove Chapter of the Nat1onal Honor Socrety came over to day and mstalled s1x new members for us March 21 Gee' There were sure some queer look1ng creatures runmng around school today It was the 1n1t1at1on ol the Order of the T and those poor lads really got 1t But from the rumors I heard around school I thxnk the worst 1S yet to come to mght March 22 Well I guess they survmved the1r tortures all rrght because at the school dance ton1ght they were plenty lrvely It was sponsored by the G A A and started wrth a bang Frrst of all we had a SWISS orchestra and between the schotnsche and the Hokxe Polne we had a good trme March 26 Today was the operetta The Lucky Iade and 1t was darn good March 27 Tomght was the fmal presentatron of the operetta The k1ds drd a hne yob and 1t was a real success March 28 Sprmg vacatxon started today and 1t really kept me busy tryxng to get out of work March 29 Thts rs plenty O K Another day of vacatlon w1th a whole week end to go Apnl 5 Wow' I dtdnt th1nk thrs s1x week would ever end w1th all those tests but slvell party I hope the Prom s as good Apnl 12 Gee' Isnt that the way mt always happens Now that schools about over the dances are gett1ng good Apnl 23 Today was another Nat1onal Assembly They re always somethrng to look forward to and our expectatlons were well awarded Apnl 26 The Semor Class presented The Tra1I of the Lonesome Pme and ol course anythmg that the Senror Class does IS a success May 3 The nomxnatxons for Student Body otftcers were announced today It s gomg to be hard to decrde who to vote for The long awalted event was Imally held to nrght and 1t was wonderful Del1c1ous food beauhful decoratxons and wonderful musrc Of course 1t was the Iunror Senror Prom May I0 Another day of declslon It s gett1ng harder to declde who to vote for every tlme but theres one thmg for sure Our Student Body ofhcers cant help but be good Those lucky Sen1ors had thetr assembly and p1cn1c today How I envy them' May I2 The Baccalaureate servrce was held ton1ght at the Chnstlan Church It was beautlful but sad to th1nk that school IS nearly over and the Senlors w1ll be leavrng May 17 The day of days has hnally come Today at the lmal assembly the Student Body othcers for next year were rnstalled and everyone was b1dd1ng h1s frrends farewell tor another summer Ton1ght IS graduatlon and although 1t 15 always so beaut1ful I hate to go for xt means we wrll never have those wonderful fun lovmg Senlors back rn the halls of Txlla H1 as students aga1n And now Drary dear as another school year comes to a close I must leave you untrl next Fall Ive emoyed all the many good trmes that Just berng a student of Trllamook I-hgh has entrtled me to but now I may look forward to the many summer actrvxtres and the pleasure of greetlng old fnends Goodnlght Dlary I there's just one six weeks more to go. Tonight the Sophs gave the Iuniors a X , u . . ,, I . , - . , 1 I ' . I I I I 4C S, Navy Olficiczl Phoio JJ Pre fhght Instructors Iunxor Hlgh Teachers Flrst row Frances Byram Vlenna Annala Louxse DGVIS Susan Iessop Dorothy Testa Helen Blanchard Second row Ruth Boyce I Harold Newman Dan Mahan Esther Chapman I E Root prmclpal Basxc Trammg Instructors L1berty Grade Teachers Hamett Hblf nd Ruth L1ddle Elsme Montgomery I E Root prmcxpal Amy Porter Emma Groat Nell Chapm, ,, 417' fax 5 Baslc Trammg Instructors W1lson Grade Teachers Flrst row Helen Stone Melba Dmetrlch George Davls prmclpal Mary Altken Leona Cox Alice Berstler Second row Evelyn Hanwell Orpha Wh1tman Georgxa Ward Ruth Lxddle Gladys Gavette Dons Neff eff' ,s AX, ' . , N. ,if 717.3 A 4 ' ' t . 1 ' - F g 5, ' I , ' , I ' . l -1 . - 3 , . , , , , . , , I fx . .- 4 Ax as r R' x - 2 X I if , , r or K-U I ,- K , ' f, , , I . 4 - 1 . 1 I ,o f 4 f 6 , f ,' rf ' - !f'As 6 iff ,fQ4-9 4 1 V, .. ' 6 'N x Q . J' Q ' u .' 1 ,. 3 I I . 1 . 1 , - , ,. e ba Dxetrlch and Mtss Orpha Whttman teachers GRADE 45 and 4B Mxss Helen Stone and Mlss Dons Neff teachers .hx N511 GRADES SA and GB Mrs Gladys Gav ette Mrs Georgla Ward cmd Mr Geo Davxs teachers I ,Q ' . , 464' G 4 . -. - . 2 E by H v . FAH tx A s , V i -si Basic Irduun llnberty Grade Schoolj I'- f 'I GRADEI Mrs Nell Chapm ieacher g.H' :IF u U C Rai' K Sf, OA. GRADE ZIMISS Amy Porter teacher ... if ...en EI A Hi 0, 'sv 1 P GRADE 3-Mlss Emma Groat ieacher X Qi? W I I 1 J GRADE 4-Mnss Harnett Hoiiland teacher GRADE 5-Mxss Elsre Montgomery teacher L. P f lr: HSMR EEE LM ll-N Grade Iumor Hlgh and Mxss Blanchard advlsers nw-P! X--v :U f Pre ihght Pupxln-Erghth Grade Iumor Hngh Mxss Annala and Mr Mahan advisers P 6:1 2 0 Gr' Q' .B W5 in nl - in up -Q. I as 34 Pre fhght Pupils-Nmth Grade Iumor Hxgh Mxss Chapman and Mrss Iessop advxsers X549 'QE cQ,,.,,,,, ,-f 'X-X Yvmf zfgxz K3 4 V 4. KZ' I -D Y X fr' vi L, f.N:V I 1 il ' Q 'Q 1 Af' - . P - 5. 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AA . - 1 V ll n .A , 'F , f4K'2. ,. . . l . . :,g V, - 'Er' X -au G QXH fs I In nj i Z fi 353 3 - ,. -,xfAU NAXAX, f-xw -a ' W ! a...-.,.w,...Qi.:3 libel' ,s nA141 s'5, Ftrst row Beverly Loretz MGYCIG Wlseman Barbara Ktdd Dorts Whxte S a Speaker Second row Mtss Chapman advxser Davxd Ktng Wayne le olphm The Llberty Log ts composed of material wrttten students ol lumor Hngh School Such maternal as poems stones and humor a xtten etther by the Englxsh classes or as an outstde acttvlty The art wdrk has been done thrs past year by Beverly Loretz Wllberta Speaker and Wayne Iensen Studen Q-Q Cowie: Flrst row Iames Schroder Suzanne Palmer Martan Smxth Avy Zuercher Barbara Kldd Iackte West Ellzabeth Brxsco Iune Vantress Second row Dorothy Sohrweld Don Rarey Druscllla Hughson Thxrd row Mtlton Root Davxd Kmg Barbara Hawktns B111 Olsen Ken Wyma Shtrley Martxn Ioyce Gabrtel The Liberty Iunxor Htgh School Student Counctl has thts year made advances toward what we hope will be a better school Our hrst step was when we carrxed out an mstalla tton ceremony mstallmg the followmg otllcers Donald Rarey presrdent Avy Anna Zuercher vtce prestdent and Iackxe West secretary treasurer In order that the mterest xn our school re ponstbxllttes should n an oath was wrxtten by a councll commxttee This was later adopted by body and copxes were framed and placed ln each room lee ? at -1 -no as ., 7 league mag 1 Frrst row V rnona Van Ctse Marcta Wtseman Shlrley Dentel lean Tuclce Narcy D nca'x Second row M1 s Chapman advxser Lots Schmtdt Norma Burdtck Dorothy Sochrwexd Mass Annala advtser The Gxrls League of the Ttllamook Iuntor Htgh School has had many mterestmg acttv mes to look back upon thrs year At the begtnmng of the school year the annual Mothers Tea was held and proved to be a great success and was greatly enjoyed by both the mothers and the gxrls Durtng the hrst semester penctls were sold wtth Ttllamook luntor Htgh School prmted m purple on gold penctls Later on Chrtstmas orders were taken lor penclls wtth mdxvxdual pupxl names on them Then came one ot the btggest events of the whole year the boys basketball ban quet At the banquet the boys recelved thetr letters whtch they had earned durmg the sea on . V. . 5 - ' 'l ' 09 ' he V . tt , ' it D L ' T Y 4 1 .1 y- x IV, , fi f 1 n T' ' Aga 7 , . 3' , I t, ' .,,g V ' ' 9 , 'lx 'Y ll - , I I A O , U f , .Q 'il Q., -Q- . 1: ' e 5 Vw- ' . J L ' - Y W. ... t 5 K ' 1 , , ' ' . . ' , ' . I ' . ' .55 f 'M , it Y! f 'I if 'J fr . 'V' 'K A O 1 n f' V Jn, ll' . - If ' . t - I 'E Y ' 'S 'K s .'. y I gt , -it' ,- . ' V 6 5 ' Q A' -w - E ,fn X 5 :S l I ' N 5 f .tt 3 in - '-if all - ft. ' 2 e ' , ' ' , ' , ' r, . u .. I 45 , l I ' H 4 I I V . l . . . 's' . v Q YY A 2' ASSEMBLY First rov Barbara Kidd Naam airbank loan Swett Eddie Zurllueh Uorothy Webb Fancy llincan Avy Zuercher Second row Dorothy Sohrweid Suzanne Palmer Anna Lee Bailey Doris White Don Rare-v Ianet Day Irene Ordutl Miss Analla advi e QU ,,. 1--l . 1 IUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM First rowi Don Rarey, Ken Wynia, arshall Conner, Warren Bahm, Bud onner, Harley Christensen, Bill Ol- en, Robert Hammar, manager. Second row: Virgil Wriclge, Bill olphin, Don Creech, Bob Conner, r. Mahan, coach, Carl Leach, Doug attielcl, Bill Smith, lim Cooper. BOY S LEAGUE Fir t row Milton Root Milton Nlpl on S tty a arencn Sloaiiir 1 li o Scbonkrod Roy Metcall Secord row M lc at c ilvi er i llollman Bud Leanion Merlin Ltzwiler Ma liall Conner Harvc J lla llinq llaxi l Stem n r L ivis ii 'N ii li u Mu if TOBY HELPS OUT F t row Barbara Kidd Barbara Cocoa nower laikie West Betty Lawson Secfnd row, Ted lacobs George Widmer -:nv Blanchard, adviser Don Rarey, Lauren llc irrlrz. Autagrap s I I I I I I I I I I I A ' n I 46 I4 I' sf, , -sf, I I I I I I I E I I I I I I I I I I I I i