Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1953 volume:

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O the leadership and guidance of the members, both as individuals and as Jann Hilley 6lClfL i uicharn Guttridge Betty Waite Theodora Gibson Georganno Thigh Samuel McCoy 6 Keith Stock Left to right: Claudia Sherrell, Fern Grey, Viola Granaoa, Mary Han-od, and Carolyn Price The office eta!! ie couprised of Junior and Senior girls who share the general office dutlee during their free per1od of the day. These girls who are under the eupervinon of Hrs Car rington, Hr Knott's private secretary, find this to be a great help in their commercial training. l'l'llIfll5fI 6Lil0Ifl ph- Richard Kngttg Hrs. Etnel Carrington Hr. Carl White 3up,r1n1,end,,-,t Secretary Principal taff C L 17 'E 2 Q H xx 5 I 'AM M We QW W 'S' ' fm ki. DICK HANSEN VIC GRAHAM SUSAN HOPKINS PAT FRICKSOH LERO! DUN!! President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arne fudenf Council Susan Hopkins, Vera Smith, Pat Erickeo Barbara Long, Sharon Carrington Back row: Wendell Petersen, Bill Rhoades LeRoy Dunn, Victor Graham, Doug Mcilill ine, Dlck Hansen 8Weeley Shultz. I l Front row, left to rights Sally Hopkias,I Sw- nn 9 P ,u . r BARBARA LAURIE HERGLUND West Lake, Oregon Seaside 2 3 Olrls' League 1 143 Glee Club l h Ambition: Beautician DONALD ALDEN HANSEN Lisban, North Dakota Claes Pres. 23 Annual Staff 2 la, Student Body Play1,Chr' tmas Play 23 Easter Play Minstrel Show 23 Glee Club P 1 2 3 ls, Yell King l 23 Club 1 23 Classplay 3, Stude Council l 2, Band 3-h Ambition: Professional Ente tainer. FLOYD WILLIAM ANDREWS Eugene, Oregon Class Play 3-h, Band 33 Glee Club 33 Baseball 3 lm, Letter Ambition: US. Navy CAROLYN JOYCE PRICE Toppinish, Washlngton Transfer from Portland 3, Y 3-143 Girls' League 3-L3 e Club 3 h, Yell Leader 143 Glee c u ng G A A h Ambition Beautlcim HINNIE LAVERNE DAVIS Clatskanie, Oregon Girls' League l 2 3-lx, Band 3 Glee Club 1 Ambition: Beautician EUGENIE ROBERT WATSON Burley, Idaho Letterman's Club 2 3-lt, hsket- ban 2 3 L, Football 3-1,3 al Staff 113 Letterman's Vice Pres h, Glse Club h Ambition: Undecuied 10 1M 2 . 1 ' 0 0 Q Q ' 0 i - . , I man's Club 113 NW G z ' 'Pri- P p ' 1 b . . . Q X hi 0 ' o ' o NANCY JO AN HITCHMAN Astoria, Oregon Gir1s'Isague 1 2 3 lt, Pepdlub- 12 311, 'rr1z123h,Bapc:Lub Vice Pres. 3, Tri Y Pres. 3 Class Play 3, CarnivalPr'incem 1, Glee Club lg Tri Y VicePres. L., G A A L, Yell Leader h Student Counc11 2,Annua1 Staff 2 3, Warrior Editor la, Home comlng Princess lg, Intra mural Sports Head h Ambition: College RICHARD WILLIAM MATTSON Astoria, Oregon Student Body Vice Pres 3 Stul dent Council 3 Ambition: Undecided EUGENE ERNEST MILLER Denver, Colorado Glee Club 3, Track 2 3, Class Play h Ambition: Structual Englneer VIOLA JEANNETTE GRAMSON MARILYN MARIE MOFFAT Port Angeles, Waslungton Transfer from Port Angeles 3,3 'rri Y 3 h, Girls' League 3 h, Pep Club I4, Girls League 'lreaa urer h, Annual Staff b, G A A Ambition: Secretary Seattle, Washington Girlvleaguel 2 3 14, :nee Club l 2, EasterPlay 1 2, Tri Y 3, volley Ball2 3 14, Class Pres 3, Student Council 3, Pep Club h Ambltion Conmerclal Teacher GLENN PHILLIP DONE! Hammond, Oregon Class Play h, Glee Club 2, V 3 Lett ' Cl b l4,'Ir Wrfafo ,bvfftamwf Bgsemirlsag 8 11 80143-54, Ambition U S Navy TL7 6 4vb Girls' League 1-2-3-by Glee Club 1-2-33 Glee Club Play 23 Class Secretary 23 Tri-I 3-h Volleyball team 3-bg Classilay by Pep Club hy Annual starr hz Homecom ng Queen hy Pep Club Sgt at arms h, Office Staffh, Amb1tions Undecided Ambition: President of U S KD5 Class Treasurer l 2 3-h, Girls League l 2 3-B, Girls' League Vice Pres. 2 hx Glee Club 1 25 Sigma Tau Treasurer 2, Junior Play 3, Tri I 33 Student Coun eil 1 by Pep Club 3 ll, hp Club Secretary bg Student Body Sec. h, Carnival Queen 35 Honecon ing Princesa h Ambition: Nurse DONNA BERNICE TALFOURD Astoria, Oregon A JOHN ALBERT STRATTON Clarkin, Idaho Ambition: Mechanic GERALD HOLMES BLACK Chicago, Illinois HAR! LOU HARROD Aguilar, Colorado Volleyball 1 2 3-la, Girls' League l 2 3-by Glee Club 33 Olee Club Play l 23 Studen Body Play lg Sigma Tau 25 I 2 3-hy Tri Y Treasurer Homecoming Princesa by Sec Claes kg Claes Play M3 Staff by Pep Club by G A A ug Girls' state 3: staff h Ambition: Private Secretary HAR! SUSAN HOPKINS San Diego, California DARWIN LEE HIRLICI-I Portland, Oregon Claes Sargent at Arms 2. Ambition: Aeronautical Hechanic 12 K ARNA KAIHERINE IDNEY Astoria, Oregon Girls' League 3-la Ambition: Housewife EININ LERO! DUNN Birch Tree, Missouri Football 2 3 by 'rx-ack 1 2 3-Lg Glee Club 1 2 3-L43 Class Pres. ln, Band l 3-by Claes Play 3-hy Sgt. at Anas of Letterman's lu Christmas Play 2 3 student Conn C11 2 bg Annual Staff 1 2 h Easter Play 1 2 3 Pres. Band by Ambition: Jet Mechanic Foreman JOHN DOUGLAS MACWILLIAMS Bellingham, Washington Transfer from 'Ihe Dalles 2 Sargent at Arms h Student Council 143 Annual Staff I4 Ambition: Chemist LUELLA MAE IJJIIN Birch Tree, Missouri Band 2 3, Glee Club 2 3 h,'lr1 Y l 2 33 Girls' League l 2 33 PSP Club 2 33 Pep Club Treas urer 33 Class Play 33 Song Queen 33 Annual Staff 35 G.A.A 3 3 Student Council 2 Ambition: Secretary ELLA mu: Gnu QUAIL, rms Girls' League 1-2-3-hgfbp Club 3-hz President Pep Club lu Pres. Girls' League lag Tri-'I 2-3 Olee Club lg G.A.A. by Hone- coming Princess 115 Office Sta! 35 Class Play 3-lx. Ambition: Undecided WALLACE HENRY RE Peabody, Kansas Class President 13 Student C11 le Ambition: Marriage 13 unfit' LUELLA CULP MCGREGORY Birch Tree, Missouri GleeClub 1-23 G1eeC1ub Play 1- 25 Student Bod Play 25 Claes Pres. 35 Girls' League 1-2-3- hg Volleyball l-2-bg Softball team 1-25 Basketball 23 G.A.A. bg Annual Staff hg student Council 3. Ambitionx Housewife NORMAN JOHNSEN Seattle, Washington Baseball 1-2-h3G1ee Club 2-3-h Letterman'a Club 2 3-h,Zetter man's Club President h Ambition: Undecided RICHARD BLAINE HANSEN Astoria, Oregon Student Body President hy Glee Club M3 Sargent at Arne 3,Club Letterman's 3 bg Track 2 3 h Basketball 3 bg student Coun cil, Football 3-h Ambition: Undecided BONITA LOU BRUNSDON Auburn, Nebraska Tri Y 35 Pep Club h, Girls' League 2 3 M3 Annual Staff h, Ambition: College HEEEN PATRICIA SLEUTEL Astoria, Oregon Glrla' League 3-hy Tri I 3-hz Glee Club h Ambition Telephone Operator NORMAN EUGENE MARTIN Birch Tree, Missouri 3 L, Glee Club l Ambition: Jet Pilot 14 Clase Sargent at Arms l 33 Letterman'e Club 3 bg Football I MARY JO CHASE Astoria, Oregon Girls'Ieague 1 2 3 M, Carnival Princess 13 Pep Club 2 3, Song Leader 2 33 Tri Y 2 35 Class Vlce Pres 23 Class Sec 35 Tri I Song Leader 2 3, Chap lain 2 3, Easter Play 2 3, Class Play 3, Glee Club l 2 33 Ambition: Nurse WARREN REED GRONNEL Astoria, Oregon Football 2, Glee Club l 2 Ambltionz Undecided DAVID GEORGE COCHRAN Cushing, Oklahoma Glee Club 1 2 3 h, Student Coun eil 3, Boy's State 25 Clase Play 3-hy Band 3-h3Minstrel 1, Easter Play 1, Vice President Class h Telegraph EMMA SUE SELLS Sallisaw, Oklahoma Class Play 3 B, Girls' League 3 B, Tri Y 33 Annual Staff 3 Ambition: Nurse DONALD THOHAS FERGUSON Astoria, Oregon Football 3 hs Basketbal12P3 hs Letterman's Club 2 3 B, Glee Club h, Class Sgt. At Arne hz Letterman's Treasurer h, Paper Staff 3 Ambition Woman's Hair Stylist IVON CARL BRADLEY New Plymouth, Idaho Lettermans' Club 3-h, Football 3-D. Ambition: To be a Millionaire GERALD LAUREL KERR Letteremen's Club 2 3-h, Foot- ball 2 3 hy Track 2 3, Glee Club 3-h Ambition: Mattress tester EDDIE RAY SMOTHERMAN Birch Tree, Missouri Letterman's Club 2 3 h, Foo ban 2 3 h, Basketball 3 L, Glee Club 1 2 3 hy Ambition: Undecided '5 6 - --3-1. Ambition: Lineman on a wireless Q ' Q G O O Cyan ,Maier In the fall of n1neteen hundred forty nine, fifty six scared and bewildered freshmen entered the new Warrenton High School halls w1th a loud clank and clammer, but soon were quieted down by the fierce ini tiation Wsponsoredn by the sophomore class After thus being put in their places, they began their high school life by electing class off icers who were Pres , Wallace Reed, Vice Pres , Gene Martin, Secy , Nancy Lacey, Treas , Susan Hopkins With much help from the class ad visors, Mr Geil and Mrs Bear, the class sponsored a Backward Dance to raise funds The freshman year was most interestlng, and the fall of 1950 found forty three eager sophomores This year, being our sophomore year, we were now accustomed to school we began taking our turn in school activities w1th the initi ation of the new freshmen After this event was over, we settled down to the many activities of the class and student body Our advisors, Mr Guttridge and Mrs Willis, kept us in tow, and we elected our class officers Pres , Don Hansen, Vice Pres , Mary Jo Chase Secy , Donna Talfourd, Treas , Susan Hopkins, and Sgt at-Arms, Darwin Ehrlich now very proud of our new role as upperclassmen The Junior Senior Banquet was the big event of the year This called for much planning and work, for we had to earn money for the coming events The Banquet is a traditional activity held in the spr1ng followed by the Junior Senior Prom By taking over the candy booth and holding many dances and food sales, we built up our treasury to meet the needs With the help and patience of Mr. Guttridge and Miss Waite, our advisors, and with lots of hard work, we gave the Junior Class Play, M BRIDE FOR THE GROOM The officers for the Junior year were: Pres , Viola Gramson, the successor of Luella McGregory, Vice Pres , LeRoy Dunn, Secy , Mary Jo Chase, Treas , Susan Hopkins, Sgts at-Arms, Correne Bergin and Dick Hansen The year was most successful In the year 1952, we entered again with thirty eight sharp, ani mated, and eager seniors This being our last year, we got rmght down to work, and elected our class officers who are: Pres , LeRoy Dunn, Vice Pres , David Cochran, Secy., Mary Harrod, Treas , Susan Hopkins, Sgt at-Arms, Doug MacWilliams The first event of this year was a dance, and the big event- the Christmas Ball All this to raise the money for the Sen1or Skip Day and Commencement. we also had a Senior Class Play, TH ABSENT MINDED BRIDEGROOM, which was a great success with a willing castzud the help of Miss Waite, our advisor. As I now close the history of our senlor class I take this oppor tunity to bequeath the best of luck,leppiness, and success to our Alma Mater, to those remaining, and to those coming in we sincerely give our appreciation to the faculty for the help they have given us during these years. 16 I we began our junior year with thirty-two eager, ambitiousstudents 0 0 CAM 'MJ I, Gene Miller, w11l my ability to sk1p school and get away with lt to Eddie Reed I, Carolyn Price, will m ability to dance to Laverne Stait W ln I, Mardlyn M ffat, will my ability to attract red heads to Bobby a I, Gene Martin, will my ability to escapethis institution at will to the up and coming freshmen they will need it I, Ivon Bradley, will my ability to play left guard in football to Gus Garbers. I, Donna Talfourd, will my ability to not get Jealous to Barbara Long I, Don Hansen, will the happiness, which I have found throughout high school, to my friends, in hopes that they might also find hap piness from school life Darwin Ehrlich, willmy time, patience, and good nature to Tammy Mason Jerry Kerr, w1ll m ability to sleep in class to Paul Hayes Douglas Macwilliams, will all my 'Tea' to Don Nelson I, Mary Harrod, will ny abillty to eatmd gain welght to Katherire Herglund Susan Hopklns, w1ll my dr1ver's license to Delor1s Culp Fern Gray, w1ll m dry sense of humor to Loretta Dixon Vlola Gramson, w1ll ny walk Cswingb to Sharon Carrington Gene Watson, w1ll my superior behavior in the school corridor to Kenny Dunn I, Eddie Smotherman, will my ability to get along with a dumb blonde to anyone that wants to I, Arna Doney, will my freckles and my ability to get along in class without studying to Barbara Andrews I, LaVerne Davis, will my abillty to be quiet to Carol Hansen I, Barbara Herglund, will m abillty to mind my own business to Myrtle Petersen I, Helen Sleutel, will my ability to do good school work to Pat McDermott I, IeRoy Dunn, will my position on the football squad to Wesley Shultz I, Warren Gronnel, will my co respondence course to Jacx Beach in hopes he will finlsh next year 17 O L I, 1, ' . I, . 0 I, . . . . . I, ' . 1, ' ' . 1, ' I, Wallace Reed, do not wish to willmything because I need everyh thing I have I, John Stratton, will my ability to do mechanical drawing to Eine Ritola Dick Hansen, w1ll my mob as Student Body President to V1CtOT who gets embarrassed as easily as I do Dick Mattson, w1ll leave Sue Sells, will my excess weight to Sally Hopklns. Luella Dunn, will my abil1ty to get through school in three years to Sharon Carrington I, Bonnie Brunsdon, will my ability to Wsweet talkn my teachers to Lorraine Yeager She'll need it I, David Cochran, will anything I have to anyone that needs it I, Tommy Ferguson, will my ability to stay in school to anybody who needs it I, Luella McGregory, will my bottle of peroxide to Marjorie Rich- ardson, so that she can flnish the job I, Nancy Hitchman, willny ability to throw rods in the nHot Dodge to Pat Erickson I, Gerald Black, w1ll my rank 1n the Natlonal Guard to anyone who wants to work for it Graham, Smile Barbaral' I, Norman Johnsen, will the hot 'MO to Pancho for S300 I, Glen Doney, w1ll my '39 Chrysler to anyone who owns a gas sta t1on I, Floyd Andrews, w1ll my bashfulness to Jack Fenton. aa! M! an eafamenf , the Senior Class of 1953, hereby sign and make up our Last will and Testament: We hereby w1ll to the faculty our most sincere hopes that they w1ll soon recover from having had us, To the prlde there To the seniors, To the To the next year's senior class we wall waht little honor and is in be1ng a senior, juniors we will the hopes that they w1l1 eventually become sophomores we will our abllity to initiate the freshmen, freshmen we will our slncere hope that they w1ll enjoy and make the best of the four years of high school that stand before them In testimony whereof, we hereby affix our seal and signature on thls, the 29th day of May, the year one thousand nlne hundred flfty three. 18 I, . . I, ' . I, ' I, ' . II H I, Many Jo Chase, hereby willmy sense of humor to Barbara Andrews I af' ' L We N 61:56 I, Don Hansen, a professlonal entertainer, heard Susan Hopkins had an exclusive tea room in Californla, so stopped by to see her. She told me that I could find out about my classmates from a Hollywood gossip columnist named Fern Gray I rushed right down and there she was, talking on one of her seventy nine telephones After a whie I got her to myself and she turned from a gossip to a psychic She told me that LeRoy Dunn was now pla ing football for the Los Angeles Rams. Itflll ed my heart wlth sadness when she told me Nancy Hitchman had become a psychiatrist at San Quentin As yet she is single for she hasn't met a conv1ct with money She said Carolyn Price and Barbara Herglund are famous beauticlans but prefer working on men You ca find Luella Dunn in a corner of Carolyn's or Barbara's beauty salon with a spot reducer. Donna Talfourd was engaged to marry a multi mill1oniare but she stood hmm up at the alter w1th the excuse that she could never love a yone else but her first boyfriend, Dick Maize They now own a riding academy in San Fernando Valley. Fern sald that Viola Gramson is now running as the first woman President of the United States. Mary Harrod has become a cigarrette g1rl at the Stork Club in New York was runner up for Mr Breadbasket The Reverend Mr. Kerr was holdlng a revival meeting at Satch Gronnel's Gambling Casino. I just looked out the window and saw Eddie Smotherman chasing a redhead from Port- land. Miss Marilyn Moffat is try1ng to squeeze out Marilyn Monroe, but the sand shifted to the wrong end I was told I could flnd Arna Doney and Helen Sleutel working as chorus girls in the Grandpa Godfrey show. Mary Jo Chase and Sue Sells were nurses at the Mercy Hospital and the last patient they had cared for died of a broken heart Tom my Ferguson and Gene Watson have just signed a contract with the House of David basketball team David Cochran was teaching at an institu tion for the mentally ill Norman Johnsen was a butler at the Gene Martin mansion Wallace Reed has married Betty Jo Hale and they prac tice the observation, 'Cheaper by the Dozen.W Gerald Black is farming in Africa. I was surprised to hear that Douglas MacW1llians was a scientist and had just discovered how to eat and keep thin Bonnie Brunsdon and Laverne Davis are college professors. Luella McGregory isin the hospital suffering from larangitis which she acquired yelling at her brood Eugene Miller has been graduated from carpentry school and is st1ll waitlng for his first job. Dick Hansen is coaching the Bloomsrgirls Volleyball Tea Ivon Bradley and Nancy Hensley aresUUl fighting Floyd Andrewsis playing the part of Romeo in Dick Mattson's stage play of Shakespeare Last but not least, Darwin Ehrllch will be retired from the Navy as an ad iral in about five years 19 I Ol0 QC O O O City. Glen Doney was just named Mr. America of 1973 and John Stratton 0 , O 4 1.1. nose Kenneth Terry Stilwell Dunn Larsen C1 udia Williams 1433: 3119233311 Lgfgrng icfal' K ei th Pegrgpn rahm Hendanhall B111 Shirley 9010118 Eggleston Ferguson B111 Robert yqagnmon Killion Andrews 2 1 Virginia Wofford J ack Fenton Laverne Stait Wayde Wallace Sally Hepkine X Culp my ee Dellla H01 Dolores Jack Alsnan Brin Stuve Beach Donna Wesley Harj orie ulp Hartley Shultz Richardson lfU'll0I 5 Carole Charles Hansen Bergerson The Junlor class has spent a busy year trying to raise the necessary funds to finance the Junior Senior Banquet and Prom for which they are held responsible each year. Their first activity was the Ha1lowe'en Dance held October 2hth in the Grade School Auditorium Ihe room was gaily decorated in true witch fashlon with lighted pumpkins and bales of hay lending atnosphere to the occasion Doughnuts and apple cider were served 'Ihe Junior Class Play, IT'S A GREAT LIFE, was presented to the public during Thanksgiving Week A special afternoon performance was also During the spring quarter the juniors took overthe candy booth and did an able job of supplying the student body with pop and candy On May the fifteenth, the Junior Senior Banquet was successfully pre- sented to the graduating seniors. Following an excellent dinner, th members of both classes went to the school gymnasium to take part in the annual Prom An enjoyable time was had by all The entire class is looking forward to 1953-Sh when they become the seniors and can play 'Top Banana 22 W' Don C O O presented to thewgstudents of Wythe grade and high schools. e SHARON cannrnaron PAUL HAYES BOB MA! President Vice-President Treasurer nip omore 0455 The sophomores entertained the Student Body at the Fresh man Initiationin an assembly September 25th, and then welcomed the new class wlth an initiation dmce The class has been well represented in social and sports life thas year Five boys are in the Leternan's Club, eight girls are in the Pep Club, and two are cheerleaders The advisor is Mr Garwood The final activity for the year was a dance and a cooked food sale Harch 28th Front row, left to nght: J Koskela, B Wanker, W Pe tersen, R May, E Reed, R Tolbert Second row: A I4 Toppila, D Bradley, E Stuckrath, D Berger-son, J Buchanan, L Dunn, N Shappee, A Davis Third rows E. Holstein, D Ferrell, A Smith, B Valley, P Hayes, D Maize, T McCall, G Barrows, H Bovd, D Nelson, B. Wallace, J Walker, and S Black 23 . 0 0 Q . . o I e 0 ' Stratton,'H. Sdstonz J. Killian, L. Teager, S. Carrington, I I . ' . I 0 0 . o . o . e . . . . BILL RHOADES President BILL HAMILT N Vice Presiden VIRGINIA HAGNUSON LARRY HANLON Sec. Treas rg Sergeant at A t l F86 l'l'lQI'l The freshman class helped to entertain the student body at their initiation. Almost everyone took it in good spirlt, but there were a few who d1dn't enjoy the afternoon's entertalnment. Host of them had a lot of fun, a d certa1nly the sophomores did, too There was a class party the day before Thanksgiving vacation The of the class attended a d all the food was eaten We had all for Thanksgiving except the turkey majormty the food advlsor, The who res1gned March 27th final activlty of the class was the Freshman Follies in April. Front row, left to right I Louder, H Johns, D Welch, B Long, B Garbers, Moore, H. Petersen, N. Bieberdorf. Second rows H Toppila, G. Moore, K. Herg- lund, J. Shultz, B Hutchens, B. Byrd, H. Shultz, V Magnuson, A. Galusha, . Bishop, B. Andrews, J. Johnson, V Brons, C. Hale, C Johanson, J. Richardson. Third row: L. Jackson, B. Butler, P Ehrlich, E Ritola, G. Garbers, P Stuart, L. Hanlon, L. Compbell, C. Thiessen, G. Lenhard, B. Stuller, J. Greer. N. Chance, D. Herrington, A. Birkholz, C. Johanson, D. Jameson, B. Hamilton. 24 N The class also had a surprise party in honor of Mr. Steck, their 3 e e e e e I e I . . L O O O 0 C 5212 m,.,Af'?'vg fy' L' kr, 4-1 75? Y ' ' i M Q: Front row, left to rights Nancy Hitchnm, Betty Jo Hale, Ellen Stuckrath, Blanche Byrd, Luella MoGregory, Mary Harrod, Marilyn Moffat, and Donna Talfourd Back row: Eugene Miller, LeRoy Dunn, Mel Brin, Gene Watson, David Cochran, and Don Hansen Uf'600L 3 special thanks to Carolyn Price and Doug Maciiillians for their help in the production of this annual Also, a very special thanks to Miss Waite, Mrs. Gibson and Mr Garvood, Nancy Hitchnm, Editor 26 GL We, the editors, woold like to give Front row, left to right: Floyd Andrews, Mary Harrod, Fern Gray, Donna Talfourd, Glen Doney, David Cochran, Eugene Hier, Sue Selle, Allan Fenton, Mavis Toppila, and Mary Ellen Buchanan. IPS A MEAT LITE Front row, left to right: Shirley Hein- lein, Keith Hmdenhil, Marjorie Richard son, Virginia Wofford, and Kay Magnuson ,O Back row, left no right: Calvin shaker, 0 Wesley Shultz, Roland Martin, and Luel- la Dunn. 27 oxpq and LeRoy Dunn. Back ral, left to right: 0 Q . f : W , PRINCESS NANCY 5-125 iA' QUEDI DONNA PRINCESS SUSAN W5 Sf PRINCESS PRIR C ESS HAR FIRE 0l'l'LQC0l'I'lLI'lg 28 FEB!! can l simon cAnnnzG'mn SUSAN HOPKINS I-UE!-I-A DUNN DUNNA TAI-POURD pr-,,1d,,,f, v1c,-pg-egidenf, Secretary Treasurer Sergeant at Arms Pep quad 'Ihe Pep Club got off to a roaring start by electing 18 new members, who were initiated at one of the school's most successful dances January the 16th Purple sweaters, white coulottes and blouses will!! their new officul uniforms Other activities sponsored by Pep Club were formations at gmes and presentation of the Homecoming Queen for coro nation Front row, left to rights Davis,B.1chana.n, ihgnuson, Price, Hitchman Second rows B Long, S I-bpkins, Dunn, P Erickson, S Ferguson, V Magnuson Thi! row: S Helnlein, B. Hale, V Smith L. Stait, R Stilwell, H. Moffat, F. Grey N V. Gramson, S. Ilopkins, D. Talfourd, H. Harrod, L Q. . 0 Q . l . - 29 Left to rights J acquie Buchanan, Ann Davis, Carolyn Price, Kay Magnuson, Nancy Hitchnm Cheer eaders -il Clockwieos mc., uma, Buchanan, Efickwn md Dunn Hitchun, Magnuson. 30 QW x 'Q rm can 5313!-EY BEN-EU susm uoncnas rnnrmz Horner LUELLA num: President vie' Pnsidant' Secretary 15-,gym-gr Sergeant at Arms Girls Leaque All of the girls at Warrenton High School be- long to Girls' League. The league held one meeting in order to choose Little and Big Sisters, which is one of the Girl's League traditions. In the sprlng, after holding a dance, the girls held the r annual Father Daughter Banquet Front row, left to right: R. Stilwell, C. Hale, F. Gray, H. Hitchnan, L. McGre- gory, V. Wofford, K. Herglund, J. Johnson, C. Miles, L. Dixon, V. Brons, B. Byrd, J. Richardson, M. Moffat, H. Shultz, C. Sherrell, H. Sleutel, J. Yuill, B. Gar- bers, M. Shultz, P. McDermott. Second row: B. Hale, I. Louder, D. Welch, S. Hop- klns, V. Gramson, S. Hopkins, E. Gage, J. Buchanan, H. Petersen, B. Andrews, H. Sutton, L. Yeager, D. Alsnan, D. Hartley, C. Hansen, L. Pearson, J. John son, S. Heinlein, L. Stait, C. Johanson, V. Magnuson, H. Toppila, S. Black, H. Toppila, E. Stuckrath, A. Davis. Third row: G. Moore, A. Falconer, N. Bieberdorf, D. Wildgrube, B. Hutchens, L. Bishop, A. Doney, L. Davis, A. Galusha, J. Walker, A. Stratton, B. Berglund, C. Price, V. Smith, S. Carrington, B. Long, D. Talfourd, H. Harrod, R. Ferguson, L. Du n, P. Erickson, D. Stuve, V. Magnuson, H. Richard- son, B. Wallace, J. Killion. Y. Dun , 2, Culp. D. Bradley. N. Shawnee. LUELLA DUNN NANCY HITCHMAI KAI MAGHUSOH SHIRLEY FERGUSON pr,,1dent Vice President Tr,,,ur,r Sergeant at Arms 'IPIY Yes, 1953 has been a very successful year for Tri Y Several of the girls partlcapated in a Christmas skit, 'Light Through The Ages,' which was broadcast over K A S T , on Christmas We, the girls of Trl Y, would like to thank Miss Thien and Hrs. Lopakka, for their help throughout the year. Front row, left to right J Johnson, K Magnuson, H Richardson, V Gra son, S Hopkins, M Moffat, N. Hitchman, M. Petersen, B Andrews, A Strat- ton, S Hopkins, L Dunn, and N Shappee. Second row: J Yuill, H Sleu tel, L Yeager, H Sutton, C Hills, J Richardson, B Byrd, V. Brons, L Pearson, D Hartley, C Sherrell, H Shultz, J Killian, S Black, E Gage, J Walker, F Gray, P McDermott, and M Toppila Third row R Stilwell, J Buchanan, A Davis, S. Heinlien, V Smith, D Talfourd, P Erickson, S Ferguson, M Harrod, B long, E Stuckrath, J Johansen, C Price, B Wal lace, M Topplla, C Johansen, G Moore, L Dunn, D Bradley, and N Shap D980 32 ml Q Front row, left to rights Judy Johansen, Shirley Heinlien, and Sally Hopkins. Back row: Fern Gray and Nancy Hitchman. l The G. A. A. is Warrenton High Schoo1's newest organization. We started off the year by electing our officers. Then intramural sports were started. We had both volleyball and basketball tournaments be- tween the different classes. In January the girls held a playday here. We invited seven other schools to participate with us in a volleyball tournament. On March first, the Tillamook G. A. A. invited us to their play- day , whidm was conducted much the same as ours. They put on entertain- ment and served us beverage to go with the sack lunches that the girls took th8Re 'Ihe girls can een: letters by participating :Ln each year's activi- ties. A point system has been set up so that after earning a diamond- shaped letter, a five inch letter, and a seven inch letter, the girls are awarded a white sweater. All in all, it's a super club. We have had fun and appreciated all the help we have received from Miss Thien, whom we want to thank for helping us organize G. A. A. 33 s an G.H.H. ON PARADE! It's been a great and a booming year for the Warrenton band, con ducted by Hr Sam McCoy The band played at football games, and helped greatly to llft the A concert was given in February, with a large and well satisfied audience attending The selections ranged from popular to seml class- ical During the basketball tournament the band traveled to Tillamook It was a time of excit ment and gaiety, and not an lnstrument was laid down until the final whistle. Yes, it's been a great year, whether on the football field or on the stage Some things may fade away, but the fun and satisfaction we de rived from band sessions will r main forever. Front row, leftto right: Haralou Shultz, Harlys Toppila, Loretta Dixon, Juanita Killion, Myrtle Petersen, Laverne Davis, Luella Qu , Sharon Carrington, Barbara Long, Ellen Stuckrath, and Claudia Sher- rell. Back rows Gus Gerbera, Joe Kosk- ela, LeRoy Dunn, Larry Campbells D00 Nelson, David Cochran, Don Hansen, Keith Mendenhall, and Floyd Andrews. 34 school spirit at good old Harrenton High. O Front row, left to rights!-I. Sleutel B Herglund L Pearso C B 'en' I' Bishop! J' JONHSOH. Jo J0hI:SOn, V Brons, B thrber: I4 Sha: Galusha, P. Erickson, C Sherrell, C Hale, C Johansen, B Andrews , 343322, A Davis, R Stilwell, P McDermott, S Carrington,andN The Music Department under the direction of Hr Garwood, started off the year by presenting their annual Christmas program, Dec 17th On April lst the Easter Spring concert was presented, with the main presentation being the Easter Cantata, 'He That Liveth The music department also part1c1pated in the annual comence nent exercises Front row, left to right: D. Hansen, K. Dunn, E. Snothenan ll. John- son, K. Mendenhall, L. Hanlon, W. Shultz, J. Kerr, D. Templeton, . Mason, M. Koski, P. Ehrlich, B. Butler, I. Bradley, B. Hanilton,B. Hawks, B. Stuller, B.Rhodes, and A. Birkhols. Second rows C. Hansen, L. Pearson, D. Hartley, D. Alsnan, B. Garbers, H. Shultz, J. Iuill, B. Herglund, V. Woffard, L. Hcfiregory, S. Heinlein, L. Stait, H.Rlch- ardson, K. Magnuson, C. Price, J. Johansen, V. B'ons, B. Byrd, J.H.ch- ardson, J. Johnson, C. Johmsen, L. Dixon, and K. Herglund. Third - rows B. Graham, G. Lenhard, D. Cochran, L. Dunn, D. Culp, S. Hop- kins, H. Sleutel, A. Falconer, D. Wildgrube, G. Magnuson, L. Bishop C. Hale, C. Shaker, T. Larson, R. Martin, C. Johnsen, ll. Chance and P. Stewart. 35 ltz, B. Byrd, and J. Iuill. Second row: D. Alsaan .D. Hartle . A: T W1 mpwy' uommr .xormslm EUGENE WATSON vrc umm mn FERGUSON mm Dm Pnsident vice President S'cf t'u'7 Treasurer Sergeant at Arms efferman 4 The first activity for the Letterman's Club during the 1952 S3 school year was the inltiation of eight new lettermen, and an 'Initiation Dance W Very soon after the football season atnnquet was given in honor of the football players by the 'Warrenton Chamber of Commerce at the Legion Hall. Special guests were the speaker, Leonard Younce, and Gilbert Bergerson. Another dance was then held to raise funds for the annual banquet. The Annual Letterman's Club Banquet was heldlhrch 13th at the Crab Pot Banquet Room. Guests were the speaker, Frank Buckiewics, and two other mmm bers of the athletic department at Pacific University The Letterman's Club w1ll lose ten letternen who have rendered their last serv1ces for W H.S They are: Leroy Dunn, Tom Ferguson, Norman John sen, Eddie Smotherman, Eugene'Watson, Jerry Kerr, Dick Hansen, Glenn Doney, Gene Martin, and Ivon Bradley. The advisor for the club this year was Coach Carl White First row, left to rights D. Bergerson, B. Stuller, J. Beach, D. Nelson, H. Boyd, P. Hayes. Second row: N, Johnsen, E. Watson, V. Graham, T. Larsen, L. Dunn, C, Bergerson, G. Martin, I. Bradley, E. Snotherman, G. Doney. Third row: K. Dunn, C. Rodrigues, J. Kerr, R. Igfnggiiiog: E881e8t0D, D. Maize, T. Ferguson, H. Brin, 36 E ! lft Cl' a CH 2 3-X53 q if . M N ' 5 f XX g gf' Football The Warriors, under the tutelage of head coach Carl White, did not have a very successful season In our second year of A competltion, lost all our league games All 111 all, the Warrlors had a much lmproved ball club as they D18.Y8d mood ball in most of the gamesg but they lacked reserve strength enough to have a winning season in the tough Lower Colum bia League The Warriors best games were against Clatskanie who defeated the War riors in a very close gane by the score of 2 to 0 That was a hard one to lose 'lhe Warriors also played good inspired ball against the Vernonia Loggers, but failed to come through in the clutch, as our offense failed to click when we needed it most In both of these games we were very weak in reserves, keeping us from victory Next years prospects are excellent with lettermen at every position and the Warriors should provide tough oppositlon in league competion Seniors who have played their last game for Warrenton are: Ivon Brad Tommy Ferguson, and Gene Watson. , Warrenton Warrenton Warrenton Warrenton Warrenton Warrenton Warrenton Warrenton Seaside Banks Scappoose St Helens Rainier Nehalem Vernonia Clatskanie 38 e . W8 9 ley, Eddie.Smotherman, Gene Martin, LeRoy Dunn, Dick Hansen, Jerry Kerr- O 13 13 O 13 26 6 26 . 13 32 M0 o 12 19 O 2 v Front row, left to rights Coach Buekiewics, Terry Larson, Bill Stul lar, Ken Dunn, Eddie Snothernan, and Dick Hmsen Second rows Tommy Ferguson, Victor Graham, Gene Watson, Dick Haize, and Hel Brill. gadgefgaf The Warriors did not enjoy a winning season for the second year in a row, but under the coaching of their new head mentor, Walt Buckiewics, former Pacific U hoop star, they have shown definite signs of improve- ment over their first year in A competition In many games the War riors showed that they could play ball as they had the hustle, th fight, and the will to win. Next year the Warriors will have five well experienced :Letterman and some fine J V, players will be advanced to bolster the Warrior basketball squad. High scorer for the season was sophomore Dick Haise with 200 points. Individual scoring honors were also won by Dick, who racked up 21 points against V8I'110!lila Seniors who have plqed their last game for W H S E Vx are Tommy Ferguson, Dick Hansen, Gene Watson, and sg Eddie Snotherman. O e . 1 Q e sl .ilu D , 1 Z e s e X, 1 LV J ' 4 X 39 Warrenton Warrenton Whrrenton Warrenton Wmrenton War:-enton Warrenton wan-enton Warrenton Warrenton Warrenton Warrenton Warrenton Warrenton Wasrrenton Warrenton Basketball BASKETBALL sconzs or ALL on-ms PLAYED BY 'rms wmmzwrou wmnlons mmnzc 'ran 1952 S3 smson 40 Knappa Garibaldi Nasollo Seaside Clmtskmio Rainier St. Helena Naaello Vernonia Seaside Clatskanie Rainier St. Helens Scappoose Vernonia Knappa 32 28 30 146 35 63 113 55 26 50 118 Us his la2 no 53 Warreuton 30 S1 Scappoose I 27 ho M9 5? ls? 55 37 614 67 70 se ss 56 Sl: 66 39 8 F45 -fa 'Z Qi Baseball Things look good for the Warrenton High School baseball club, wlth three pitchers returning, and lettermen at most of the other positions The Warriors who play ln the rough Lower Columbia L eague will prove to be tough for their opponents Returning lettermen who wlll be battllng for positlons again will bes Outfielders Dick Maize, Bill Eggleston, Glen Doney. Infielderss Don Nelson, Floyd Andrews, Henry Boyd, and Hel Brin Catchers: Paul Hayes The Baseball team 15 coached by Carl Whlte. Track The Warriors chances in Track for the Lower Columbia Le e USU look good at the present. The track team has been going thro h h ug ard training in preparation for a long, tough sea- son of competition. Returning lettermen are: LeR , Dick Hansen, U40 yd. dash, high hurdles, relq. Jerry Kerry discus, shotput. Carl Rodriquesg broadjump. Chuck Bergersong Javelin, pole-vault, discus. oy Dunn, 100 yd. dash, 220 yd. dash, low hurdles The track team is coached by Walt Buckiewics O 41 i x . 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