Tillamook High School - Kilchis Yearbook (Tillamook, OR)

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I'N'7 CLNQS OFFICERS L ft r 1,1 t back tat 1 D Lundy Mr Mlller adxlser er rst 1 xx P Hu halt Mrs Rlce '1dx1ser Mr Miller 1dx1ser and Dick Lundy presldent V111-ts thmes oxer THE FIVE PDU D LOAVES Th ellss of S2 through extrl good represenutnon vn 1et111t1es ll'0Lll1el sehool both lthletle 1n other111se, hld 1 sueeessful 1e.1r m T1ll1 H1 A bxt of 1 Change ln the usu1l procedure of the 1e1r 11.15 rh l1Ck of sophomore 1n1t11t1on 1n the f1ll Thxs 11 IS brought lbout it the reeom111e11el1t1on of the fleulty Th umors resented the three 1et musxezl K.Oll1xLlX Meet Me m bt Louxs IS thexr Cass 1 P play, and lf x1 IS heralded IS 11 sueeess, both flI1lI1Ll.lllX and ClllI11.1IlLlllX The proeeeds for the Jl1 IS IU former e1rs, roxlded 1 ml or or lon or the funds for the umor Senlor Prom I P Y P l P 1nd Blnquet the necessary eooknng skull to put on 1 good feed Tle lrom e1me off sxxell style If he Uffneers Club .lt the Naxy Lilse on Aplnl 1 IH unluelxx ellx but 1 belllllflll Prom The theme s e r 1 1 ISIIOIIK. elrr un' ou me 1 nnoot Len enmz 1de1 Semors Hill jumors XNLI1 ftted 1fter1x xrds bx the Iern L 1fe xt brexlxhst unlor bo1s th1t st1rred IH footb1ll xxere lLOI11FLl Blshop Ron IXSl'1lDX Izelxglr Cnlbert, Al mon Coldmm, Kenny Hlhn, IIXXYLIILQ, Holse1, IJIIXNIII ohnson, l'1erett Krostaz, Dlelx lundy out, I Cool IJ n Itoples I IFN R llll e o Ro ertson me Stree er Dae IH Case Bob NX1n11 ljlklx Cnenger, Bob linggerr T ose 11ho pl11ed b1slsetb1ll x1e1e Ron Ashbx Dlels Cnenuer B b lI1rt I 111 renee Holsey IJIFXXIFI ohnson Dnek lunch, Dou., NleC,ool, lI1rlex Olson lJlI'l Ieoples ll1rr1 Snssxelx mtl Dlelx X ln Clse And so the el1ss 111.11ts the lug ye1r F.-1. Jrrit on if 1 -V Q no iw. :ow J. 3.1-1 an . 1 '. . , ' . , K. ZI'1x'1. B. Risu t. Fx ' 'o ': . 3 ' . . 66 ' 37 C T K, nv l'k h I i 4 1 '. 4 , , 1 Q d I V-ix 2 2 V 'Th . 'L h . Q' I A l t 1 3 x 'I' V' rl - I i . - I 1 . . e . . . J , . X I I x ,,-K , .' es , l ix f. i I . s . in L1 1- L ', 1 A ' '. ' 1 xl tl A ' A A ' J ' D The banquet was held in the W'ilson school LlLIkllIOI'lUl11. A group of junior mothers provided , , - ' L 1, 1 -A , in ,, ,el t thi' y -11 vas Oli lf. l' xl '. y' 3, t l ' T'll. I' K' t' QI A Q ' 4 g . ' ' J ' A .x , ' A fx ,: '4. x '. g . In ' Ls 1' . ,- D -1 N c ' , .1 L , l .1' 1' .1ne. flT1.l11.lg'I'D, gl e b- , xl. 'lx f t , li Vg s 71' s ,. ',,s ' . ' ' e . 1 '

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'OPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Baci: ron left to rle I L Gen C Carnahan Center row left to rxght J Kalow xoki J Schuster Mr Medley adiser Front roxs lft to rlht E Manmla E Goldman Miss Mltura adviser The Baby Loaves Piesident, hlrl Qoldmtn, Yiee President, lm 5 huster, Seeretuy Cary Carnahan, Student Council Xalinw Mannilag Advisers Miss Mitura, Mr. Medley. The Sophomore class of 1950-51 had the distinction of being the largest class in T.H.S. and also the first class in many years not having to suffer under an onslaught of unior cruelty, namely initiation.' They entered into the years activities with a vigor that astounded everyone, Sophomoxe boys receiving A squad football letters included: Len Gienger, Earl Goldman, Calvin Ill usser and Arthur Sutton. Earl Goldman ably represented his class in basketball as he was one of the regulars on the A Se Ll.lLl. Dramatically speaking the Sophs rated high with Norman Nlatheny, Pat Jones, joan Schroeder, violet lludge 1 ,lim Schuster Earl Goldman, Loren Leach Terry Turley and G-try Carnahan taking tart in the Student Body Play, 'The Man Who Came to Dinner. The cla scholastic average xx as upheld by the following sophomores whose names appeared on tle llonr ' Roll: Wayne Lee Loretta Olson, une Cross john Ciilbert, Karen ensen Barbara Parker, Dorothy lxejynolds kim Schuster, Geraldine Stewart Rosetta Tohl Terry Turley and Len Gienger. Ina Chambers was chosen as the Sophomore class candidate for the Kilchis Kween Kontest and served as a princess at the Kilchic party. At the time of this writing, plans were being made for a dance honoring the Freshmen to be la l ' Apfl. The dance has been an annual affair at Tillamook High for several years and is con- sidered one ot the important dances of the year, at least from the Sophomores' point of view! -loan Pang born