Waldport High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Waldport, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1949 volume:

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The Shamrock staff members may be justly proud of the result of their la- bors and are to be congratulated for their outstanding accomplishment in the. production of this annual. As the years go by, those who pos- sess a copy of this yearbook will un- doubtedly derive much pleasure from a pe- rusal of its pages and will find hidden between its covers sacred memories of many happy moments spent at laldport High School - memories of classmates and teachers and of school happenings that can not be recorded in any other manner will be revealed ammg the pages. To the Class of 'l+9, I want to ex- press my wishes for your success in life. It is not merely a polite form that urges me to say that I shall always remember many of you. Best of luck to all! f X7 N1 V' X f jf , ,f ffff I! fain!! f ,Q M' 1 I! ' 'V ,gffflffff 7 4' if ,ff W 1 fl, alfa? ,I ' l J W , 1 f Lrg! ' ., fam. , W Vl'Fk?57w N5 4' '- 's. ' fr! Z 'Um l f , ' I '. W ef 1- ' a 'f 2 , f-, f f vf . L ,ff 1 1' 1 A ' ifvf2, - Q,,,.,, . - A y fc' ,-5 f X 'fl !N LA fyfgf f !fg ! f ff' 'ff .9 f 'E ,M --- FQQ,r4iW1 35'- ff, -fwafffff ffh- P Q :nf . xii ' + N' 1-E ' u1gL y f f Lim S Q , ,X ,k S S GI! l M ' I Shestqr Frenih Trans. 3 Hoseiqrg, Euekemball No ,ary Thompson Trans. Dayton, Chic iirls Lnague Z-3-L, F.H.A. ivy swf 2, Glee club 3, Glass Clay 3-u, Yell Lauder Q, Vollvyhal Mgr. L. Vwg f5zs.'QAA. Llowd Nuckemn 1 lla 5 NLQQ Prev. L, EHSQLQQT 2, Tmhnhii '. Lf iff Mmraur if sy Erlnvwzx 2, Annual ISHS. LA 2 'wf,v,f.- 'qf,f. J H . . A.-.M, ,M W, i Donald Wanless Trans. Vancouver, Wash. L, Foot- ball L, Basketball L, Easeball Q Class Vice Pres. A. Anne Hays Girls League 1-2-3-4, Girls League Pres. L, Class Play 3-L, Hi-Life staff 3-L, Annual staffa. G W 11 ai' 42 haw Pa '42 an , if ' H fLE+2QiW mrffi W sf, ,V- ' V , J an ggi? , f m, 'HOF 5 an a in Jim, xLx' r ,maid kidunour runs. Toledo Y, Football L, faskwnbili 3-4, baseball 3-Q , xay Day Escort 3, Student body 'res. Q, V. Pres. 3, Glass play , Lozfwrmen Ciuh A. Eiga Elomocker fans. Heedsgorm 3, dies Qlab 3, 'olleyball Q, Qfudenn body Koo. ., Annual szaff 4, Girls League img, C2255 play A, Yell Leader L. Dennis Ulonocker Trxns. Heedsporn 3, Football L, Y ni E Student Iody Pros. L X Coomoil A, Ind. Arts mlub A, f LAFZJ, ?,?',, QYQK, 2, rzifl F.H.f. Froh. 2, P Eg? F, Class Sec. iso play L, Annua smaif L. Milton Olsen E :Q Se F 5 Trams. Mt. Empire, Colorado Baseball L. Marie Nelson Student body Treas. 3, Sec. -. 1 1 V. Pres. L, May Day Princess 1 Girls League 1-2-3-A. Tommy Eoysen Girls Banque 1-2-3-A, Council 1- 2, Class Vice Pres. 2, May Prim cess 3. Jayne Bukwr RLQe club E-2-3, Himiifa staff 1 -2-3, Hi-Life Ed. L, Operetta 2, Ulaxs Sec. 3, Class ilaym 3-g, Xnnual fzaff A, Jifls League 1-2 -3-L. Milton Yoeman Members of Che senior class that jgimed the arwQd services. Norman WibbQnh0rst Ronald Patrick .oo 1:-5 --f.- is ,W ,. ,J ,J 1 J, , ,ik ,M 1 ii V I ' 4 . A ' Ei as f -.21 -1-n f: fri gg . W: -34 ' Efgfwtg g , , ' fi, .f X g til. X , ' T5 ,. 'EFA 5.-g ' 145m J M H1 1 zz -Ls 055. S SDIIOR CLASS WILL le, the graduatirg class of June l9l.9, being of sound mind and body do hereby testify the following to be our last will and testament as students of laldport High School. le do, therefore, bequeath then devise the following to those deligaated md hope they will renaber the Seniors of 'L9 with kind thoughts. Janne wstkim 1 leave my mule. to Louise nngiey. Shirley McGinnis: I leave q share of 'Lovers Lane' to Martin and Bob. LaYome Leek: I leave my ability to keep a nn to lmda Diggs. Darwin Christa I leave U ability to get along with the Coach to Billy. . llary Tholpson: I leave q 0regon's llistake' to Doris Harper in hopes she!- ll learn to drive. Alice Sloneckers I leave lv wicked eye to flirt to llarilee Allen. Holly Lira: Itleave my ability to drive our 'Chev' to myone that wants Tomy Boysen: I leave my ability to be late to World History to anyone that santa it. Lloyd Hyde: I leave my ability to get along with Lunar to Louise Ting- ey. llarie Nelson: I leave ey hair to Dave Goodnn. Ame Hays: I leave ny curly bmgs to Edris Williams. Joyce Baker: I leave ny ability to flirt to Janet Blackman. Ron B-idcxours I leave q women troubles to like Jemen. Dennis Slonecker: I leave lr. Lusar to next years Social Bc. class. Don lanlessz I leave ny place on the Basketbdl teal to John lells. Kenny Rolphx I leave athletic abilities and ny rare collection of pipes to be divided equalh among Dave Goodnn and Dilly. Hilton Olsen: I leave my mustache to Rodney Jensen. Chester French: I leave sv crew cut to Don Pomarsne. Lloyd Hockens: I leave my ability to get good gndes to Robert Lee. NX x l 1' 15 I X Y 3 I 51-1?'j! jwnxh ers' s f 4' 's's o ' gg.: A, CLASS PROPHECI The class of l.9 is having their long planned reunion at the local high school, where lr. and Irs. Francis Harter are the host and hostess. llrs. Harter is superintendent of all the schools in Oregon. Flash! Here comes HILTON OLSEN driving a bus. It seuss that he wants his children to get to school every day, so he has his own bus line. The former JEANINE WATKINS Cwife of llajor llilton Ieomanl has arrived from the Hawaiian Islands, where her husband has been stationed for the past ten years. Senator KDINETH ROLPH has just flown in from leshington, where he was helping the President with lorld Problens. Strangely enough, since Kenny has been help- ing, the world has gone through its worst crisis. MARIE NELSON, a famous movie actress, has forsaken her career as a pharm- clst. She has recently finished the movie 'Life in la1dport. LLOYD HOCKEIIA, with his wife, hrline Larsen, is living in Alsea. Lloyd is the honorable myor of Alsea. ALICE SIDNECKER was seen driving in from Reno, where she divorced her fif- teenth husband. She gets 31000 a month alimony - no wonder she can't stay single! LIAR! THQIIPSON just flew in from Dayton, Ohio. She is a torch singer in one of lhyton's leading night clubs, and only recently nude a hit of the song, 'Three Blind lice. s DLL! Clifej LIRA, who has just arrived from Prescott, Arizona, is the ovmsr of a large French Poodle kennel. TOIIIH BOISHI, known es Hrs. Buck Svere, has arrived with her three sets of twin boys, which she told us.sbout in l.9 . They are still residing on the shores ofthe Alsea River. JOYCE BUKU, married to her 'Lover Boy' Doug Childs fowner of e wrecking agencyl, has arrived frm Washington, were they are residing. BAE! I: SIELK! CHRIST Cformerly Shirely lcGinnisD live :Ln Iachats, where they have a partnership with llr. Raymond Kapus in Cap's Brawl Room. le notice DBINIS SLONECKER coming into the room with a bottle Qvitamin pillsl - he is recuperating from his long l.ast crush. He is now owner of the laldport Chrysler Garage. Seeing a Cadillac stopping in front of the school, we recognise the millionares of Five Rivers, lr. and llrs. LLOYD E. HYIE fthe former I-sVonne Leekl. The Hyde's now own all of Fisher City and Valley. DH BIIENOUR, All-American Basketball Star, dashes into the building dribbling a basketball. He is presenting free tickets for his next basket- ball sppearance in Kokomo, Indiana. ANNE HAIS is now owner of all the branch telephone offices in Oregon. Just rember it was in l.9 when she was starting as telephone operator in laldport -- she's reaJ.1.y succeeded. IDN IANLFSS is now the sole owner of Oregon Air-l1ne's, Incorporated, which has its main offices in laldport. if E QXXX-,XX L: P4 I 4 M ,nf , .. fl OW- X l l WM ,. Q - X SENICB CLASS HISTORY on one bright sunny day in September, 19145, twenty-three ignorant Rocks straggled into Waldport High School, too worried about the ferocious appearing upperclaemen to look ahead through the years to the day they would be looked up to as polished seniors. The surviving members of that Rook class number seven. They are s Thelma Boysen, Joyce Buker, Ann Hays, LaVonne Leek, llarie lelson, Lloyed Hockem, Hilton Ieomn, Daruin Christ, and Bonnie Petrick. In our sophomore year we-slightly-more-polished people were joined by Lloyd Hyde, lary Thompson, Holly Lira, and Shirley Kofiinnis. lhen we again aseenbled, this time for our Junior year, we added to our roll Jeanine latkins, and Hilton Olsen. Ron Bidenour came in January, and in February Dennis and Alice Slonecker and Chester French joined the class. le put on an all girl play, titled 'On Account of Larry, in order to make money for the banquet and prom, which tradition allowed us the privelege UD of giving for the seniors. However, the play didn't pan out too well, from a financial stand- point, so we gave the banquet and prom mostly on our good looks , with the help of lies llese and our mothers. Finally in Septewer, 19148, the long awaited day arrived! le strolled casually into laldport High School, stifling our yawns of boredom, from the position of polished seniors, we looked down cn those lowly creatures known as Hooks. le found three people to Join us in our yawns-Kenneth Rolph, Norman libbenhorst, and Don lanlees. Norman, however, stayed with us only until Christmas, when he, Hilton Yeoman and Bonnie Patrick, who has been our presi- dent through most of our class journey, joined the armed forces. As ue, the now polished Senior class, look back through the last four years, we're sure that no other class could have had as much fun, despite our little ups and downs, in four years. But we sincerely hope they do, because they'll be missing out on a wonderful pert of their lives, if they don't. THE END ' -04.441, .. . I lu: l W UXf W7 ,r K I . lv i 5. - ' ! 5 4. NL, Air, J AVN n Kola I Y J GQ N. vjv N ' sllunfl' N Front row- B. Loudenbeck, M. Allen, S. Beardsley, J. Goodman, D. Harper, L. Tedrow, B. French. Second row- D. Helms, R. Harley, J. Welle, B. Hays, L. Tingley, P. Gadotti R. Pankey, R. Buse, D. Clark, Mrs, Streeter. Third row- B. Kanehl, J. Yoeman, M. Jensen, D. Pommer e, R. Mix, Sedq J. Walthrop. , JUNIOR CLASS HIS RY In the fall of l9A8 the nigh school doors opened to receive many students but none were so proud as the juniors who were new upper-classman at last. Our class was smaller than usual boasting 25 kids to the 31 we had the preceding year The first semester officers were, President- Rolland Overlander, Vice Prea- ident- Donald Pommarane, Secretary- Marilee Allen, Treasurer- Joanne Wolsiffer, O oecond semester officers, President- Bill Kanehl, Vice President- John Wells, Secretary- Leole Tedrow. In November the class play URed Headed Royalty From Arkansaan, was present- ed to the public and was a success as far as entertainment and finances were concerned, On April 22, the prom and banquet given in honor of the Seniors kept the Juniors in a ditner for several weeks. Barbara Hays and Leola Tedrow were elected as Princesses for the May Day festivities and Barbara was elected as Maid of Honor. 13 QMQQKM W f wfiwf 415, S , I W7 ,MWMQQ QQMWW 5 yjjygf X? W K 9 5 , 1-u-...omg QW? Front row- J. York, J. Hookema, J. Wallace, E. King, K. Petrick. Second row- G. Parfitt, M. Scaggs, A. Lyons, D. Hays, E. Thiess, F. Hagey, D. Reif, D. Lundy, A. Flesher. Third row- Mr. Cormet, R. Delger, V. Wells, J. Blackman, B. Oakland, J. Blackman, H. Hays, D. Thissell, S. Blaine, S. Dallenbach, J. Waterbury, Fourth row- D. Hendricks, R. Lee, R. Jensen, F. Feister, K. Peterson, G. Cox, C. Shroy, C. Maclean, V. Vincent. SoFHOMLRE CLASS HTSTGRY On the seventh of September, thirty-eight Sophomores rushed joyfully f??J in the doors of good ole Waldport Hi. There were Quite a few new pupils in our class The following were chosen first semeeter officers, President- Glenn Elkins, Vice-PresLdent- Rodney Jensen, Secretary- Dorothy Thissell, Treasuer- Darlene Lun- dy, Student council representative- Donna Reif. Second semester officers were: President- Charles Maclean, Vice-President- Frank Feister, Secretary- Vincent Vincent, Treaauer- Rodney Jensen, Sgt. at arms- Janice Blackman,and Pat Wells, Student council representative- Helen Hays. Towards the last of the year Darlene Lundy and Shirley Dallenbach were chosen to FBPFQSGHC the Sophomore class in the May Day Festivities. w 239 COMM J fggiavs W Nj? WW J J MMV ' a b 5 Y Q5 SJW E. SM, XE QS 1 ,,.. 40 ' My C I fx? L ,v B ' I E W s JP N , H Qu - .fx dui J , , ,,,, r QM H, , 7 ', , . y ,, I . , FQni POW- H. wuK2,, Y. MQ5Hf?! L. hdH9, A. Uwl1,n, T. ?,L , Y, Td5,gf! D, fanfleld, ernnd POW' V. Yillwr, H. wlliiams, H. Lwwmfwrd, W. Qiwwi, P, Jw 2vrfQHQ, S, Eegnegi, D, Gmoqmnm, E. Adair, 5. Psi TJUFJ Mr. Luau hifi rcwf V. Wf?3vn, L. Frixht, L. LGQQQY, U. Tnwiwg, A, 2Emnvfyqr, D. Hgpgpgvej H, Jwhnwva, C. T' uiwn, R. Tf'a5bg, J. 'aEi?rQu. f JP . T WMQ'L M fU', . W NM 7 . , ' a, w, Yfxlrvf 'fsffwu In +.2,,J','Z, J. , -, -fi, fl. ylwf., rf. ' VIL, ii f.,,J2, ft. r' ur, f9f4::, , . LKQCIE- dfldae, H. Thlwmz. X H-z1U?HiHAQiLUiWQW On September 7, iQQ3 fQy13-gyfQ, fray U,q Q 3gM M5223 C5 ga g,,fg wg, About one WQMX laif wr. Jgzar ami gg H W U?3Yg fi in the rmqkg 33 C1383 EL.'liSOY'5. F.i1 'LuZ Rffiliiz WXKJUFTZ P584 , l - fjfanffg, fjlggg ffy:3gjgj'gLcgyyg.. ' f nf J U,q hsw H V' 4 -,f,4 ,, A , - '+A Anna Lay VMTVLN, QaNru,ArJw LQ4,Q Exif, -' Wit f w'i Ngne, Cfagg Rgppggagg 8ClVB- Rlchard nooiwfidgw, After hh? Chr shmam Awlidnyc WN 3 JH Minn? K A Qxwwmg ETQ3iiFRTw Raymond Johnson, VlC9 Preeideniw Afnes SiGH99?9f, CQQrv1wvf- 'W'h 'ay CQlYZn, Treasgrer- Marcia Bennett. ALUHQ Lowaru Lhe and mf the z:Wfwl yvmr Dolcrfs Cfwlwa and Agnew Slanecker were ..- 5, ,, fu., . ' 4 ,vw - 4A A . W , 2 Yi mwfa :..'.,. -,,.,,' : CHOBEH QTAHTUJQQS ,O rQpFQbxLL iHQiI wJ,,3 ' L p aj DgJ PuLt2g3X3Q3. 1 f x f f V4 K 2 + ,fy NH J ff! H f f 9' J ff X ,ff M' IM 4 Xf -445' K X ' 2 XXX xbxx f 14? f , K fffif fig K Q4 f X M K 1 P A W I ' ff W 'z X X Af ' O if X ,f-' X X 1 Zim A f Z q v A W G.A.A. i!!!0LaxXXlTf 1 X . 14' fl Q xx A I Frant rQw- H. Lunsfcrd, C. King, A. Coivin, L. Buker, J. Watkins, D. Thi sell, B. French, L. Tedrow, P. Mashek, K. Taylor, M. Lane. Second row- J. Blackman, A. Lyons, D. Cowles, A. Slonecker, L. Knight, L. Leeper, 3. Beardsley, L. geek, 3. McGinnis, M. Scaggs, V. Doyle, J. Blaf man, W. Diggs, D. Luniy, Qing 'u2Lef, D. Va ?Q:Qi. '1 d rev- P. Wollertsen, H, Hays, M. Blnnett, D. Reif, E. Williams, J. Goodman, S. Nelson, S. Blaine, B. Oakland, S. Dallenbach, G. Parfitt, I Wilson. Fourth rcwm M. Larsen, M. Allen, P. Wells, P. Gadotti, V. Miller, B. Hays, D. Harper, M. Llra, J. Baker, R. Delger, J. Waterbury. Fifth row- E. Cox, A. Slonecker, M. Thompson, B. Loudenbeck, T. Boysen, I Hays. ff if F.H.A. shun- - :3 :ff I' 5 C- . f 'Nw Front row- L. Tedrow, B. French, A. Colvin, K. Taylor. Second row- J. Blackman, L. Leeper, V. Doyle, P. Wollertaen, P. Gadotti. Third POW' M188 Muller- R- Lnnrianhnr-If D W41.,,..-. D U.-.... H H-- Iliilg lugs Zami zmwihg- L hWMw,R.Qmy Front row- T. Hallowell, A. Colvin, J. Hopkins, P. Copely, D. Goodman, M. Downing, J. Fish, B. Lundy, E. Tedrow, A. Renfrow, Mr. Cope. Second rowPM. Bennett, C. Hopkins, S, Steptoe, L. Boker, L. Hyde, H. Harley, N Jonson, J Wells, H Grigsoy, R Ruse E Pedersen If 1 :li Q6 gf is S Mos , oo N ,.. -. M, -W Second Semester Edris Williams Donna Reif Jeanine Watkins ,,,,,, mul . f V. -1-V mr, I. o1u,ho.Xs,imlwmmW'f , - W - First Semester Alice Slonecker Mary Thompson Doris Harper , ...L W,,,,, Q. i -' V' .v . s -.., ' kfy , ' I . K' fp QQ, ' 'Q 3 0 aa. H 5 ., 7 ' . 5.15 5? I . 'jflllffl Sfnuaz QHL Seated- A. Slonecker, J. Watkins, A. Hays, P. Mashek, S. LcGinnis, K. Holph, B. Buse, L. Leek, B. hanehl. Standing- M. Jensen, L. Hyde, D. Christ, J. Waterbury, M. Lira, Mr. Kapus, Mr. Harter. FPOHC POW- S. McGinnis, B. French, S. Beardsley, L. Leek, J. Watkins, Second row- A. Hays, P. Gadotti, J. Baker, B. Loudenbeck. Third row- J. Goodman, T. Boyaen, M. Jensen, Mrs. Bryant, K. Ralph, B. Hays Q E THE SHAIROCK The 'L9 annual staff hopes that this year's book will live up to the expect- ations of a patient student body. We hope to present a method of recalling the happy and profitable months spent in this year of school. The staff wished to thank lr. Kapus and llr. Harter for their helpful crit- cism and guidance. Editor --------- .Asst. Editors ---- Advertising Managers - - Business Manager - - - - - - Arr, starr- ---- - - - Sports Editors ----- -----------LaVonneLeek -Jeanine Watkins , Shirley McGinnis - - - - - -Darwin Christ , Bob Buse ------------Lloyd!-Iyde - Peggy llashek, Janice Waterbury, Bill Kanehl HI-LIFE - - - - - Kenny Rolph, like Jensen The Wnldport Hi-Life, launched by the Journalism class in 1916, we publiskh ed every two weeks during 191.8-1.9. During the first of the year Joyce Buker acted as editor-in-chief. Joan Goodman fell heir to the position when Joyce resigned. The staff was as follows: Editor ------------ - - - ------------- -Joyce Buker FeetureEditor------------------- ---- -LaVonneLeek Asst. Feature Editor ------------------- Shirley loG1nnis Exchange Editor ----- - - - - ----- - - - - -x- - -Jeanine Watkins N Sports - --- - - --------- -------- K enny Bolph, like Jensen lm ----- - - ---- - - --------------- - - Quill Club . Advisor- - ------ - -- - ------.--------- -un. Bryant ',,f7 ru X X, . N I ?7 ll X .D if ' U 31 ,, 4 . WM Seated- D. Pommaranc, D. Roif, A. Slonecker, W. Diggs, A. Hays, J. Watkins, J. Buker, L. Hyde. Standing- R. Johnson,B. Kanehi, K. Ralph, C. Maclean, M. Jonson, D. Christ, D. Sionucksr, H, Hays, L. Tvsdrovr, Mr. Kapus, R. Ridonour. Jem 'F- 'Ulla-..,, ,. an-.M Front row- R. Yooman, K. Paterson, D. Christ, F. nagoy, R, Ridgngup Second row- D. C1ark- Q- x.nQ.n n-,nk v-.n--- N -. 7 - 9 LETTERIIEN le organised a Letteman's Club again this year with Milton Yeoman as our president, Frank Hagey as Vice-President, who later became president when Hilton left for the Army at mid-termgand Lloyd Hyde as secretary-treas- urer. The original members were Jerry Yeoman, Frank Hagey, Keith Peterson, llilton Yeoman, Darwin Christ, and Lloyd Hyde. New members initiated during the first semester, in order to strengthen our authority, included Rod- Jensen, Don Pommarane, Ron Ridenour, and Dick Clark. le were given charge of the lawn, seeing that no one should cross it 3 keeping students, with street shoes, off of the gym floor during basketball seasong and the hall patrol was organised of lettemen. Any one caught in the hall during class time without a pass was fined ten cents or given ten spats in the following assembly - most of them paid. At the end of the year we intend to initi- ate the new football and basketball lettennen. STUDENT CDUNCIL The Student Council of the laldport High School is composed of the stu- dent body officers, class presidents, representatives from each class, and the presidents of al.l other organizations. The council is to decide im- portant issues , enforce and maintain the school constitution, and to act as the school's main governing body in school matters. Student body officers for the year 191.8-1,9 were: FIRST SEMESTER SECOND SEMESTER President Dennis Slonecker Ron Ridenour Vice-President llarie Nelson like Jensen Secretary Alice Slonecker Alice Slonecker Treasurer Joanne lolsiffer Darwin Christ sgt. at Am Holland Overlander Don Poms:-me M x X ' Z7 ld V K f Z7 pw hmm f-'may E0 - f v - .. V ,A ,., 3 The cast included: Noma Drake- - - llartha Drake - - llildred McBride- Eric Neilson - - Larry Weaver - - lajundar ---- Kenneth lloore- - Reita Shafer - - Wilma Grunn- - - Senior Class Play Friday, April 8, the Senior class put on their play, 'The Singing Ghost . -Jeanine Watkins --------------Anneliays Shirley McGinnis ----------------------nmfincm-ist. - - ----------- Don Wanless --- ------ ---Ron Bidenour - - -Bill Kanehl - - - - ----- - -Alice Slonecker ------------------- ---llary'l'hompson Ruby Lee --------------------------- Holly Lira Bridget 0'Caaey ---- - -------------- - ---- J oyce Buker The plot of the play centers around the death of Martha Drake, a famous opera star. Through a clever plan her daughter, Noma, discovered the mur- derer. The situation was further complicated by the appearance of a ghost. Bed-headed Royalty from Arkansas A comedy with a mysterious plot was the piece of dramatic artistry the Junior Class enacted this year, with the help of director D. L. Connet. The story concerns itself with campus life at Furst college with such antedotes as the addition to the enrollment of the scatter-brained Prince llichaels, a supposed real member of royalty, and the first throes of the wiley blackmailer around school. The cast included: Prince Michaela -------------.----- 4 --.- B ill xmehi Ethel Whalen - - - Fordice Green- .---- ------ Hans Fitsler ------------ Aimee Rossen - - - - Dale Nellie - - - Leigh Johnston ----------- J im Donovan ---- Jackie Wallis ---- - - - - - - - - Doris Willowby - - Yvonne Ferris --------- - - - - - Joan Goodman - -Don Pommerane - - -Dick Harley -Joanne Wolsiffbr - - Johnny Wells Betty Loudenbeck ---- ------ - -Jerry Yeoman - - Leola Tedrow - -Barber Hayes - --------- - -Patsy Gadotti W 3 P K7 54 x . 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TD -cu wa ..a 3. f'?'f II' 0 a rx! 1 3 O N The l9L8 football season at Waldport found the Lincoln County champs without the services of several outstanding football players of the previous year. When Coach Erikson called opening practice, six let- termen, four transfers and a group of green, inexperienced hopefuls, greeted him. The season turned out to be an average one as the Irish picked up two wins, dropped three games, and played two scoreless ties. The final game of the season proved to be the best game of the year where the WGreen and White machinen rolled to a very impressive 25 to 2 victory over Siuslaw. Sixteen boys had enough playing time to receive let- ters. Graduating seniors are: Darwin Christ, Kenny Rolph, Lloyd Hyde and Ron Ridenour. Three boys - Milton Ye men, Norman Wibbenhorst and Rollie Overlander - joined the arm- ed forces immediately after the season. Those who will be returning for another campaign will include Keith Peterson, Greg Cox, Bill Kanehl, Darrell Helms, Mike Jensen, Jerry Yeoman, Johnny Wells, and Frank Hagey. The remaining letterman was Hugh Mulloy, who moved shortly after the season came to a close. Season Scores waiaport 0 Taft A Waldport O Toledo HBH Waldport 7 Newport HBH Waldport 6 Nestucca Waldport 0 Toledo HBH Waldport O Siletz Waldport Siuslaw Zi 38 NS ur x X BASKETBALL when Coach Erikson called the opening basketball session, he was greeted by three returning lettermen, two transfers, and several graduates of last years JUHl0F VHFSliY- The only returning starter from last year's squad was Darwin ChI'iSt o After several weeks practice the Irish lineup consisted of Ridenour, Christ, Pommsrane, Hyde, and Rolph. Reserves were Wenless, French, and M. Jensen. Coach Hrikson stuck to this quintet throughout the season with the exception of e few injuries near the end of the season. Highlight of the season was an important victory over the rival Siletz team in a game for the Lincoln County Championship. This victory insured the Irish of a berth in the District Tournament. The Irish journeyed to Junction City where they met Alsea in the opening Same Of the Tournament. The Irish, who had previously beet the Alsea quintet, lost by a slim two points. Alsea later went on to place runner-up in the State Tournament. The final game of the season the Irish fell before a powerful Maple- ton team. w31dP'1I t Waldport Waldport Taldport Waldport Waldport Waldport Waldport Wildport Waldport Waldport waldport Waldport Waldport Waldport BASKETEALL SCTRES Toledo Siuslew Taft Siletz Taft Alsea Newport Eddyville Newport Siletz Toledo Eddyville Siuslaw DISTRICT SCORES Alsea Mapleton 95 gui as-I hug, ...-v-A' ,,...----' -o ' ., 1 vnu-q-...Q .15 Frwnt, row- Li. Jfmsefu, U. ffgrmzamue, K. Iiolm, Ei. iilf1f?!1f'lllI . Second rnw- L. Eiyrie, D. Qhrlut, fffgifrri. lnrfsewozzh, If. 'iJfu'a1effeh5, Lf. . 3 Front row- H. Jensen, J. Yoeman, J. Wells, R. Kan-ehl. P Second row- Smash Erikson, Lf. Se-da, K. Peterson, F. Feister, D. Goodman ......-...NV-W' 4-I--guna-N, 22. 67 K on A Q k ' ' o j P f 1 ' K S., h D 1 I A, I g K1 ' o Q Front row- L. Tedrow, D. Thissell, S. Blaine, A. Lyons, J. Blackman, W. Diggs. Second row- L. Tingley, B. Loudenbeck, P. fffells, G. Swanke, D. Harper, A. Sion- ecifer, hi. Thompson. 6 al gn a Front row- D. Helms, L. Barnard, J. York, J. Wells, D. Hays, Second row- F. Feister, V. Vincent, J. Yoeman, D. Wanless, E. Flesoher, Third row- Coach Eriksson, R. Jensen, K. Peterson, M. Seda, G. Cox, D. Cla Not pictured-D. Christ, L. Hyde, H. Ridenour. ' BASEBALL When the baseball season came around this year it was doubtful as to the prowess of the team, but with the returning lettermen and the first year men the prospects looked better. The returning letter-men ere Darwin Christ, Lloyd Hyde, Ron Ridenour, and a sophomore, Rodney Jensen. So far in the season, the Irish,with their new unifoms ,have played only one practice game in order to get our pitchers and team members used to the strain - we were defeated 16-7 by Newport. VOLLEYBALL The Colleens enjoyed a fairly successful season in volleyball this year- having won six of twelve games. There were eight girls returning from last yesr's team, they included Louise Tingley, Doris Harper, Joan Goodman, Dorothy Thissell, Pat lells, Betty Laudenbeok, Leola Ted:-ow, and Anna Lyons. New team members consisted of Agues Slonecker, Gertrude Schwanke, Janet Blackman, Alice Slonecker, and lands Diggs. Since there was only one senior, Alice Slonecker, on this yeer's squad the prospects for a successful tees next year are very promising. laldport 19 Toledo wuapon. BL 'ron laldport 21 Newport laldport lah Siuslaw laldport 32 Silets 4 lsldport L2 ron laldport 5h Siuslaw laldport 28 Newport laldport 32 Eddyville laldpbrt 22 Sileti snapon 21. 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