Waldport High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Waldport, OR)

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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

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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.