Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 172 of the 1955 volume:

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Gibson b Juanita Killion Henry Boyd JmwtJdmwn Bill Stuller Dick Ferrell Judy Shultz Ellen Corkill Wendell Peterson Eddie Reed Gary Lenhard Beverley Beach Elva Mowry Anita Galusha Louise Nygaard Diane Albrecht Paul Hayes Dick Maize Al Smith Don Nelson Darryl Bergerson Deloris Bradley Lorraine Yeager Muriel Shultz Larry Campbell Charlotte Hale Blanche Byrd Wayne Rickerson Yvonne Dunn Ginger Moore Nadine Shappee Joe Koskela Bob May Jacquie Buchanan Marlys Toppila Jean Black Ann Davis Roberta Olson Ervin Holstein Ted McCall Riley Tolbert Bill Wanker George Barrows Gene Dupre Adviser Business Adviser e f d l ff . ,if in I e s . W' ' . ,Q S ge L he if 1, ffM,.vIJ,,..f-'Xe . wise A'., T .E.1i'3.f'l??i. L: nf E' . if o l'f. - ' t At the end of the twelve year school trail, we become more keenly awareo much besides classroomlteaching that has di- rected our path: The men who have driven the school bus, who have kept the building warm and clean, who have stood ready in emergenck to lend a tool and a helping hand,vtn have often understood better than others some of our personal problems ------ these men we wish to salute! The business men who sponsor ouryear- book, who advertise in our paper, who en- courage our sports, who support our dram- atic and music ventures ------ these warm friends of our school we also wish to salute! To Ike, a symbol of an understanding and patient custodial staff: To our mayor, on'Chamber of Commerce president, our Parent Teacher Association president, symbols of the public spirited citizens of this community whom we truly appreciate: To these we respectfully and afkcmxr ately dedicate the 1955 WARRIOR. lHQiE teena fitsmi iff MR. 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Gibson Washington State Coilege Typing I, II Shorthand I, II Office Training Business Macnines y OHV NLR!! Ji I Harriet Balowin University of Oregon Engiisn I, II . ..e ev 5 se.,- ,, ,gg .... ,CKY ,.....-1 ..-W , ,...l!- '- .xg -.xxx ll , ., fn ,YWV . , ef -' if .1 fp mfr' 'fe 1 fl' Q , Q ar - I f Af S Wnlnmvi X-www ' 4 .3 a. 4' 4 , ff, cw , . 1 1. 5g1Q'?9' H .. ,...,a.I Sixiemif fif- I' -' Carolyn Shepherd University of Oregon Emqlisn 11, iii, iv Library S., L k . legcCoy Drake University, Iowa U. S. Navy School of Kusic, washington D. C. Banc Music Hermony ana Theory Curtain Shop Custard King Ice Cream Eastern Ed's Place E. and E. Cleaners Ek Plumbing Erickson's Floral Co. Eastern COllG56 or Education Great hells College of sducatio Oregon COLl6W6 of Lducatlon Girls' rnysical Loucetion Girls' Health JAM C MW ' H 3: ME, 'i kv ti - ,- ' ' 1 x bn. 'P ' 4 ff' 2210. K l .jn Fei' I L 103 u C. ,W Marjorie Hinkle Latin I Englisn ll, lll Universtly of Oregon Journalism University of California Hatnemetics l 1 K.. I fs . ' I Q 4 we I ?...Q-11 'V 'gig m,..-- gf . 1 Jammu Mfmm fmnw U 4 I 1 , Q mg Q , P , . Narilyn Davis fnyvgxqbqf Junlce LOISQOH f Q W v Boston CouservutOryfb?'wus10 Our Euvorrte Substitute Uuivorsitv or Utah Girle' Glec Fixed Chorus ,fre ,LRQJMOJ X vig? X ,xox fe Flgpencg Tpullingep Charlies' Barber Shop Thcimu Gojle University oi' Oregon C181-TSOP Feed Store Secreuury Algebra I, II The Club Geometry BO0Kkeeping Bud Colby's Service Station Columbia O11 Co. Columbia Travel Bureau 5 5 C7 eb' x Ski V ' 'iafi' 26' 4? ff ,f ff This page sponsored by Mortonls of' Astoria. .Z This paw sponsored by Steiuboclds Pharmacy of Astoria. Huawei L. to A. standlng, George narrows, Sergeant at Armsg Charlotte Hale, Assistant Treasurerg Dick Ferrell, Treasurer, bottom row, Eddie Heed, Presidentg Marlys Toppila, Seoretaryg Bill Stuller, Vice President. This ps'e sponsored by Pooles Music Shop in Astoria. Taylor. Hanlon. Matteson, Davis watts, Miller Hale, Moore, Stuller Not pictured, Mr. Guttridge, Adviser , Ferre yes, This Page SDO1'1SOI'ed by The Reed and Grimberp: Shoe Store, Astoria. if seniors nh Ellen Mae Corkilln Born: November llq 1937, Junc- tion City, Oregonq Volleyball l-2, GWA.A. 2-3, Tri Y l-2-3, Tri Y President 3 Class Vice Presiuent l, Clase Play 3, Girls' League 1-2-3-M, Girls' League President M. Pen Club 2-3-M, Pep lub Secretary 3, Band 2-3, Annu l Staff 2-34k Office Staff M. l Ambition: Housewife and Nurse. Beverley Jane Beach Born. September 2, 1936, Flint. Michigan. Volleyball 2-3-Ll, G.A.A. 2-3-14, Tri Y 2-3, Class Play 3, Girly League 2'3'un Pep Club 3: Song Leader 3, Annual Staff M, Off- ice staff LL, Baseball 3. Girls' Glee 3. Ambition: Housewife. Yvonne Dubn Born: Jan ary 2, 1938, Asunia, Oregon. one Clubl 1-2-3-LL, Mixed crm-us 1-2-M, Sigma Tau 2, Pep Club 2-3-M, Tri Y 1-2-3, Gir1s'Lea- gue 1-2-3-M, Girls' League Vim Pres, M, Class sec. 3-M, Home- coming Prilncess Lp, Class Playl c.A.A. 2-3-Ll, office Staff LL, Annual Staff 3-h. Ambitioni' To be tactfuj. Robert May Born: November ll, 1936, Med- ford, Oregon. Football M, Baseball M, Badnm- ball M, Lettermens' Club M, Annual Staff M, Mixed Chorus3, Junior Class Play 3, Sophomore Class Treasurer 2. Ambition: Farmer. 'Juanita Lee Killion gornz May 26, 1937, regon. l Glee Club M, ixed Chorus M, Girls' League -2-3-M, Tri Y 1-2-3, Annual taff 3-M, war- rior Co-editor h, Warrior Co- assistant editor 3, G.A.A.2-3- A, Journalism h, F.H.A, M, Girls' State D legate 3, om n Scholastic Press Delegate gi, Letter Majorette 2-3-h. Ambition: To help others. Astoria, u Darryl D. Born: Augus Z l937,VSPD0Dil, Oregon. Football 1 3-My Baseball Us Track ttermen's Club 2- 3-14, Le 's Club'h'easurer King M, Mixed Chorus 1-2 keSignal h,All- League Foo h,Annual Staff lg., Smoke Sports Editor M. Ambition: Billionaire Lorraine Yeager Goe Born: December 23, 1937, Port- land, Oregon. Girls' League l-2-3-M, Glee Club 3-M, Tri Y 1-2-3, Mixed Chorus M, G.A.A. 2-3-L, Pep Club M, Homecoming Princess M, Annual Staff M, Award fla - twirler 2-3, Office Staff E. ambition: Housewife and Accoun- .an . Riley Sherman Tolbert Born: January 28, 1935, Sea side, Oregon. Annual Staff M. Ambition: Scienti t 'll Ann Davis A Born: November lk, 1936 Astoria Oregon. t Glee Club l-2-3r4, Mixed Chorus 4, Class Secretary 2 , Class President 3'4,t Class Play 3, Homecoming queen M, Prom Prin- cess 3, Queen of Hearts 3, Trl Y 1-2, Student Council 3-H, Girls' Leuguet l-2-3-Q, G.A.A. 2-2-Q, :ep Club 2-3-Q, Yell Queen L, Yell Leader 2, Office Staff A, Annual Staff 2-3, Journalism 3, Volleyball 2-M, Baton Twirlerl2, Sigma Tau l. Awbitions Collegg, ter Wanker 22, 1936,0regon william Born: Feb City, Oregpn. smoke Signal Staff u,, Annual Staff M. Ambition: West Point or Annapolis Dor Nelson 'ornl December 23, 1936, AS- toria, Orcfon. Vice-presfient 3-M, Letter- men's Club 2-3-M, Mixed Chorus 1-E, Band l, Annual Staff M, Toctball 2-3-M, Basketball 3-3-M, 'asebell 1-2-3-Q, All- League Football 3. Ambition Basketball coach. K X 1 - - ll. i Roberta Olson Born: February 26 1937,Astoria, Oregon. Volleyball 1-2-3-14, Annual Staff 1-2, Baseball 2-M, Basketball 1-2, Office Staff M, G,A,A, 2- 3-M, Tri Y 2-3, Girls' League l-2-3-M, Pep Club 2-3, Ambition: Housewife Wichard Frank Born: April lu, 937, Astoria, Oregon. Football 1-2-3-M, Basketball L- 2-3-M, Baseball -2-3-M, Track 3-M, Golf M, Le termens' Club l-2-3-M, D termehs' Club Pres- ident M, Class Treasurer l-3, Student Body Vice-president 3, Student Council 3,A Mixed Chorus 3, Homeamung Prince M, King of Hearts 3, Annual Staff Q, All League Football Au, All Leanne Baseball 2, All Leanne Basket- ball 2nd Team 3. Ambition: Coach or Grccer. Paul Hayes Born: August 25,l937, ASt0Pi9, Oregon. Class President l, Baseball l- 2-3, Lettermans Club 2-3-M, Student Body Sergeant at Arms 3, Student Council 1-3-h,C1ass Vice President 2, Boys' State 2,Annual Staff M, Mixed Chorus M, Football 3, Golf 3. Ambition: Teacher. Ervin Hols in Born: 2, 1937, McMinn- ville, Annual S Ambition: l Accountant Hurif. Lillian Nadlne Shappee Born: January lO, 1937, New- port, Oregon. Glee Club l-2-3-L, Mixed Chor- us l-2-9-P, Cirls Leanne 1-2- 3-Q, Tri-Y 1-2-3, A n n u al Staff 3-M, G. A. A. 2-3-M, Pep Club 3-M, Pep Club President M, Song Queen 3-M, Offi ce Staff M, Journalism 3, Class Treasurer h. Ambition: College and Mar- riaec. 3 1 Wayne Edward Rickerson Born: October ln, 1937, Bell- ingham, Washington. Transfer from Thorp, washing- ton M, Football M, Track M, Lettermen's Club M , Arxnual Staff h, Smoke Signal Staff M, Smoke Signal Sports editor M, Mixed Chorus M, Honmecoming Prince M. Ambition: Undecided George L. Barrows Born: March 5, 1936 Mansfield Mass. Annual Staff M, Vocal 3, Ser- geant - at - arms M, Class Sergeant-at-arms l-Z-3. Ambition: State lolice Ldwln bewis Born: March Z 1935 Hutchinson, kansas. Student Body President h,Track 3-M, Mixed Chorus M, Annual Staff M, Student Council M, lettermen's Club h, Journalism Jr. Ambition: Cgllege Ted Eugene McCall Born: April 27, 1936, Brevard, North Carolina. Mixed Chorus 3, Class Sergeant at Arms M. Ambition: Jet Mechanic Henry Boyd Born: October 2, 1935: Gold Beach Oregon. Football Z-3-H, LetFermen'S Club 2-3-4, Baseball l-2-3-4, Golf 3-Q, Track M, All League Football M, Vice-President of Lettermen's Club H, Annual Staff 3-u, Annual Assistant Editor 3, Annual Co-Editor M, Mixed Chorus M, JUR10P blqgs Play 3. Ambition: College- I A ,VI MEM? ' Marlys Ann Toppila Born: May 28, 1937, Lakota, North Dakota. Glee Club 1-3-My Mixed Chorus 3-M, Sigma Tau 2, Pep Club 2- 3-M, Tri Y 1-2-3, G1rls'League 1-2-3'U, Girls' League Sec. M, G.A.A. 2-3-M, G.A.A. Trees. 3, G.A,A. President M, Annual Staff 3-M, Homecoming Princess M, Office Staff M, Junior Prom Princess 3, Student Council M, Volleyball 1-2-3-M, Student Body Secretary M, Basketball 2, Majorette 2-3, Award Major- ette 2. Ambition: College , f .fail Gene Duxre Joe A. Koskela fvrn: HU ust 13, 1936, Tilla- Born: January 21, 1937, Ast mo P, Cremon. oria, Oregon. Transfer from Neahkahnie M, Band 2-3, Annual 3-Us Football Annual Staff M, SMOKG Signal M, Lettermen's Club h,Baseba11 Staff M. M, Mixed Chorus 3. Ambition Teacher. 15 Ambition: Millionaire Jacqueline GaylBuchanan Born: May 7, P937, Aswril. Oregon. l Cheer Leader ZPM, Pep Clublf2- 3-u, G1ee c1ubl3-urnxed chorus Q, Sigma Tau l2, Tri Y l-2-3, Volleyball 1-ZVB-M, Basketball 2-3, Baseballl2, G.A.A. 2-3-H: G,A,A. Vice- resident 3, Pep Club Sergeant at Arms h,Office Staff M, Girl ' Leaguelf2-3-H, Junior Class n1ay,Annual Staff M- Ambitionz Marriage Dick Ferrell Born! May lm 19 7 L washington. , 3 1 ongview, BOYS' Stat0 2, Accompanist Glas Club 3, Mixed Chorus M: Annual Assistant Business Man- 326P 3, AnnualBusiness Manager H, Student 'odv Treasurer A, Smoke Sirnil uusiness Manager 3, Student Council M. Ambition College Wendell Petersen Born: November 3, 1936, Val- ley City, North Dakota. Class Representative 2-3, An- nual Staff 3-M, Smoke Signal Staff 3. Ambition: Carpenter iasif 1 ,ff' Fe 1135, A ffdmif 3iQf if dp- A'i Egg? 22 x43 ia. 3353 dlrd a e y'459'e 57 d iEEeEieeeQag'!x13 g eaeaeeaaaee f : 1 Y Eggfifiiv eeaeye ' Shi 1 J Lela Lee Slatter BOrg:eyJui3n 27, 1937, Lead- Born: November 16, 1937, Scio, welle, Colorado, Oregon' Mixed Chorus ua Junior C1333 Transferred from Jerome, Idaho Play 3, Glee Club 3-M, Try-y M, Smoke Signal Staff M, Mixed l-2, Try4Y Sgt-at-Arms 2, Zhorus uf F Girls' League l+2-3-M, Girls' mbition- lofist' League Sgt-at-Arms 3-M, G.A.A 2-3-M, Pep Club 3-M, office Staff M, Annual Staff M, Ambition O.T.I. Delofis Bradleyl Alfred smith Born: April l3,, 1936, Warden, Unclassified Idano. Girls' League 1-2-3-Us G'A'A' 2-3-M, Pep C1ub13, Tri Y 1-2-3, Annual Staff M, Office Staff M, Volleyball 1-2-3-Q, Junior CDES Play ue Ambition: Marriage 17 V l Tlhhz Ten Tears From Now. 1 remember traveung on the Sunset Highway, nmnding Dead Man's Curve, when aD.of a sudden some Narrenton High hot rod artist side-swiped me and flipped my car over. 1 was knocked unconscious and before regaining consciousness, 1 visualized all of my classmates of '55 as they were in their respective occupations. The first person 1 recalled was my best friend, Roberta Olson. She and her husband had built themselves a beautiful 520,000 home in lndigo, California. HOWever, they discovered that Roberta was allergic to money, and they had to move to a less expensive house. Then 1 saw Bill wanker who owns the Ridge Road Speedway and is racing again for first place. The funny'dnng is that Bill was the only contestant. Nadine Shappee has become a popular T.V. singer at the 1O0F hall., Her theme song is the same, Baby, Baby, Baby. Next was Dick Maize, a wealthy bachelor who is ageing - fast, as he can't make up his mind which lucky girl will re- ceive his charms. Jean Black has the finest breed of horses in Chicago, and owns the White Stallion of Hollywood fame. 1t seems that George Barrows bought'dn new Safeway Sums and is the No. l butcher. He puts the frilly lace pants on the lamb chops. Delores Bradley has the finest trailer court you ever saw on the Ridge Road. Darryl Bergerson has a football team and makes them ex- ercise every day. They run five miles one way and imc miles back. Of course Darryl rides ROPSEUBCR. Jacque is living in Jewell, where she has been coaching the famous A1l'Gl?1 volley ball team. Henry Boyd is working as a spy for tnelknted States de- fense program. he was recommended because of his remarkably talented ears that can detect the slightest whisper within YYY!-165s Lorraine Yeager is on a trip around the world. Dick Ferrell, in his methodical way,kms become a second Sherlock Holmes and is very good at analyzing handwriting. ' Corkill has become a full fledged nurse and. is '1' bia Hospital. Broadway, Portland, Oregon BW' ' A GROOKS. ty and Ellen now owner of the oolum Eaul hayes is an actor on STlLL trying to introduce BOOnS aND s become a model for Stuckrath Varie , cation with her manager. Bruins putt-putt cars. d et office s and is Ann Davis ha is going to Eucope for a va Erwin Holstein has a shop called Juanita hillion has been employed at the Bu g for many years and has finally reached the office ofthe 50 ' sip column. She gets most of her gossip by direct wire. Joe Koskela has a little Finnish shop in Astoria and is running Sloppy Joe out of business. Bob May has a wrecker with the sign-- You Smash Vim, we Stash 'Em! Ted McCall has installed a gas pump in his car so it won't run out of gas. Yvonne Dunn has become a famous dress designer and her is dresses made of beads. Watch out girls if a B - io Product. speciality string breaks. B1 - ue C Rolla, Rink Class Yrophecy, continued. D N lson is the principal of the school in Gearhart on e and ls also the dance instructor there. Wayne Rickerson has settled happily in the island of Bahamas. It ls the lsle of Many Sweethearts. Wendell Peterson has started a miniature motorcycle club and is making lots of money and noise. Riley Tolbert has become a science teacher at Warrenton High and his latest assignment ls, How to get rid of splders . Gene Dupre has invented a pair of padded crutches for his personal use. And last but not least, our advisor, Mrs. Gibson, is th future! STILL telling students she is going to retire ln e From my hospital bed, I can recallalddenly being broughtl to consciousness by a sharp jab as Nurse Gorklll admlnlstere a hypo in her usual energetic manner. Beverly Beach www 'Way back in l95l, on September 6, to be exact, thirty- flve scared and curious freshmen walked through the doors of the Warrenton High School. They were anxious to find out h heard what high school was like and were dreading the muc of initiation. On a hot autumn day, the Chinook and Clatsop warriors and maidens, paid the highschool a visit. Their weapons were few, but their hardships and trials were many-- will anyone ever forget that day? No, never! Initiation was mi ated one df over--no casualties reported. Kay McKay was no n the Princesses for the Carnival. Mr. Stock and Mr. Moberg were the advisors. In '52 the energetic sophomores sponsored two dances. The 'Welcome Dance' for the new freshmen was a huge success. There was a class picnic that no one will ever forget. Mr. Garwood was the newly appointed advisor for the class. 1 r The junior year was most auspicious. The very mpo --- tant Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom took lots of time and planning, but lt was deemed a success. Jackie Buchanan fell t of the back of a truck while they were transporting ou davenports to the gym and spent her birthday and the Prom l ss la BOOKS AND CROOKS was night in the hospital. The c a p y one of the most hilarious ever put on and was financially a huge success. The Senior Year, that long-looked-for time had finally arrived. The Christmas Ball was one of the most elaborate ever given and will be long remembered for its unique beauty. The red and green punch was served from carved blocks of ice on a beautifully decorated table. The enterprising class sold shares on a portable radio and a pen and pencil set to defray expenses for the estomery trip to the State Capitol. Mrs. Bergerson received the radio, and Don Peterson received the Parker Pen and Email set, Ann Davis was elected Homecoming Queen and Darryl Ber- gerson was elected Homecoming King, by the studentbody. Baccalaureate, held May 29 and Graduation June l, took much tedious practicing but was worth every bit of the efnrh The ceremony being over, the manyfriends andrelatives greet- ed the graduates as young men and women, truly ready to take their place in the world. We, thelSenior Class of Nineteen nundred and Fifty-Hive of WarrentonlHigh School, County of Clatsop, State of Oregon being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish and declare tnisyto be our last will and testament hereby revok- ing any willyor wills heretofore made by us. Toi aim Toy the to please! the Tol Toy First, ls a class, we bequeath: Faculty, we leave - - - proving, we really Junior Class, we leave the worries and the 'unforseen complications of the Christmas Ball. the Sophomore Class, we leave a littlermre ego the Freshmen Class, we leave nwim and wiggern and the perseverance to carry on. Second, we devise and bequeath unto lsors: I, each of our succes- George Barrows, will my ability to get into the ycandy booth to anyone who can get a key. Beverly Beach, wi I, lCharlotte Hale. Ia Ll ll my high school diploma to lDarryl Bergerson, will my ability to swipe the lunches to Cotton Picker. Jean Black, will my ability to hit fire plugs to Louise Nygaard, who can't even hit the roadt Henry Boyd, will Bill Stuller. yDelores Bradley, lto Carl Johanson. yJackie Buchanan, lvolleyball game t I, I, I, yBright to Bonnie lGene Dupre, will anyone who wants Iii my size ll will my will my o Berna football helmet to water-drinking ability ability to serve in a Dean Hart. I, Yvonne Dunn, will my half bottle of Light and Davis to finish the job. my ability to fake a limp to fake sympathy. I,yAnn Davis, will my ability to attend O T I to yPauline Miller. I,lDick Ferrell, will my ability to cut classes to jJHdY Shultz. I,lErwin Holstein, will my ability to stay put in schooL. to Larry. I,yJuan1ta Killion, will my calm temperament to my lfriend Kathy Herglund. I,lJoe Koskela, will my ability no build boats to lLarry Campbell. will ll my will will will Dick Maize, Bob May, wi Paul Hayes, Ted McCall, yDon Nelson, Aoberta Olson, will l, l, 1, I, I, l, W I, I, to Barbara Long. Ellen Corkill, wi everything I have my fishing ability to my jigaboo my ability my dancing ll pole to BarbaraLong kick off to Doug B. shoes to Stuller. to skip school toyou. ability to Mrs.Hunt. my ability to keep a secret not will anything as I need Lorraine Yeager, will my extra credits to Bev H body job to YOU. I,yEddie deed, will my student I,yMarlys Toppila, will my ability to win friends l to Marilyn Lamb. I, In wit High schoo this First E nine hundre' and fifty-Five. Wayne Rickerson, will my imagination to Ritola. ess, whereof, we, the Senior Class 0? Warrenton , the testors have set our hands and seal hereto ay of June, in the year of ou Lord one thousand Siynedt sealed, published and declared as of and For their last will and testament by the Senior Class, the above named testators, in the presence of them and each other, have subscribed pur names hereto as witness on the day and year aforesaid. Mr. knotts, Superintendent Mrs. Theodore Gibson, Advisor w 5 A f if NW- 14.11, -L , ,i sql fs f up emi 5 2 ,ff 4, .44 ,, 3. 'flu :QV 5' ' A , .51 fy -11- , bv if-gfnfggil .- J' dkiillffl 3 Eggffiu A , FK. ' ' NRI' , 6 Q W' J , , ' . 5 L 5,4 rw! Q I ' x iuniurs My Q. Q 'L A 'Q . ,512 Q W Chance, Neil Stuller, Bill 66444006 Jacxson, Lee Gaither, Judy 5' F X T lv ,Q Y 1 Moore, ringer H fp Student Council .gpg lf' x Abrahamsen Company Andrew's and Steve's Cafe Brons, Vesta W, ' Hanlon, LQPPY President . ,., Johnson, Janet . Secretaryo A' V ,, L,'c..Jf7 f f m , 'X rg 1 ave '15, Vice President und, Kathy ohanson, Carol Hamilton, B111 Bu11der's Supply Co Burke'a Men Store Bodies Service Stat Brooks Barber Shop Brookfield Co. f Herrington, Deral Hale, Charlotte Womack, Phil stuert U! Long , Barbara Galusha, Anita Treasurer I m Mf f ' x lfVA'j 1 -V 1' .1 uf ,KW Cameran's General Store C. and C. Body and Paint Clinic C. and C. Stationary Petersen, Ann 3 i Garbers, Gus 1 Toppila, Margie 5 Birkholz, Alvin Shultz, Muriel Riuola, Eine Joe Cone, Jeweler Consolidated Press Cook's Station The Crown Company iq .:,, Campbell, Larry Butler, Bob 5 Lenhard, Gary Sergeant at Arms Wildegrube, Dorothy Shultz, Judy Hutchens, Beverly Q Y 'nhrlich, P ul MH! Not pictured are Dick iii Byrd. Blanche nelly and Monte Koski Q45 Presidentooooeooo QQQQQLHPTY Han-I-on Vice President... ....Carl Johanson Secretary....... ....Janet Johnson Treasurer........... ....Anita Galushl Sergeant at Arms....... .....Gary Lenhard COUIIC11 Repqeoo conoeeG'j-nger Moor. C1888 AdvissraooosuooooenocooMrso Thirty-five juniors returned in the fall of 'Sh for a very busy year. At the first meeting of the year, it was decided to sell hot dogs at noon, to earn money for the class. Anita Galusha was in charge throughout the entire year. Other moneY'Tai5' ing ventures were a cooked food sale and Coffee 'An after the class play and the candy booth for one month. Class rings were ordered in September and by Christmas the first order had arrived and the majority of the class were proudly wearing shiny new rings. The Homecoming Dance , an annual affair, was managed by the juniors and was an event of the twenty-ninth of October. A large crowd , numbering over one hundred were present to witness the crowning of Queen Ann and King Darryl at inter- mission. The cash door prize was won by Jacquie Buchanan. BEYOND REASON, a mystery farce , was presented by the class the fifteenth and sixteenth of December to a very re- ceptive audience. There were twelve characters in the cast. The annual Junior-Senior from , the social event of the year was held in the Spring , after a sumptuous banquet for the juniors, seniors, and faculty. Judy Shultz was elected Assistant Treasurer as ChHrl0tte Hale resigned. 26 ,. n. -, -4 E ,,- .1 -, .' 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',Q:,,w ., 5 5.4 N - - 1, f!, K 'M ,gf if Y ',, J- rfo , . .-xii O lf' V xx .Xa x -0 rj' , Roberta Er1m,tJoAnn Baldwin, Doug Bea Mattila, Shirley Astoria Real Estate C Astoria Shoe Service Astoria Upholestry YresideUt........ Vice President... oeoretery........ Treasurerifililiiil Sergeant at Arms... Student Council Rep Class Adviser...,.. ' The sophomores student body in hon ations were in the were presented by representation and In November, t sale which swened t 'to their junior yes Q O Q71 B 5 li O. Tejior, ieltn President Stait, Merilyn ,,,Keith Taylor Ol .,Honald Jacobson .Louise Nygeerd .,,.Betty Colby Shannon Freeman .Pauline killer .Nrs. Dickerson sponsored a nhellou dence for the entire r of the in-coming freshmen. The decor- Halloweer' motif and two musical skits embers of the class, There vas a large good time was had by ell. e sophomores had a successful onked food e treasury. Everyone is looking forward 27 0,45 ph , Beyers, esac! Stanley, Jonn Day, HOUGPE , Grant Jacobson, Ronald Vice rresident Q5 Petersen. Linda lamilton, Claudeane Marsn, Genevieve Q n Hanlon, Tom Harto, barry Freeman, Shannon Sergeent at Arms Astoria Apparel Inc, Aatorian Budget Astorii Dr? Goods Buttorick Pattern, Granam, betty nayes, ULCK Holstein, Marjorie Larsen,Fritz Aarna, Gene Jones, Ted , Ervin Lindquist, Jean Astoria Astoria Astoria Astoria Food Co. Florist Golf and Country Club Hardware Co. WMQ5 n Nygaaro, Louise Secretary Colby, Betty Treasurer Miller, faullne Student Council Ben. 29 r, nan Pope, Larry rlyter, Duomo Marsh, Marilyn Mattila, Allen t Wiley, Sharon Watson, Gordon Walker, Jim Son, Tommy Taylor, Roland Garcia, Uiane Sawvson, Larry Smotherwan, Donnie Killion, Bob Stratton, HSPVSY Combs, Cvryrlal Shaonoe, Terry Mode-O-Day Shop, Seaside Modern Cash Grocery Christensen, Calvili Moore Business Forms, Inc. J. L. Moore and Son W. B. Maxwell, Philco Radio and Repairs McCready Lumber Co. Ritola, Don Davis, Bonnie ,uf ,Q-iglf A C 294 W 'm QNIY. Y s UN' ux ,dgx M5101 NX1YfXx' rentun, Alle: Hansen, Tom Berger, Pat Cameron. James Emaleston. James President ..... 'Vice president Secretary...., Treasurer..... Beatty, Dick age .Jerry Matteson ......Sharon See .... ...Berne Dean Hart ........ ...Gilbert Gramson Class representative.... ....Jeanette Watts Sergeant at Arms...... ...Jerry Hodrigvcs The freshman really started this year's adivi ies with a bang. The candy sale at the Homecoming 'ame certainly get the freshman class fund started or the evening! The Sadie Hawkins Day Dance was cleverly deco ted with balloons. who would suspect that the cky persons who got the balloons with slipsof per in them would turn out to be the entertainers Now we are really on our way in the sporis vents. Many come to an the frosh girls' thmhlxnc m go throuqh their paces at EHITICSQ Fawkes, Jerry , Berne Dean N we feel our class is really moving. Faisoner,.Diane, Bishop, Judy gpg' -.HW 'i' - T ' 5 Cas idy, Linda Grrmson, Gilbert cnt, Dlane Hamilton, Bob Judy U! Blacx, Mary Ann Ewarc, rauty Brons, Tommy Not pictured are: Marilyn Ekstrom, Rodger Sasse, and Dale Blom, '1'1. WW' Campbell, nobern Cameron, James C rdon, mom Brons, Tommy Uepping, Judytne Richard H. Ball, Photagrapher The Band Box Magby, James Black, Mary Ann 654440565 mkstrom, Marilyn Award, fatty Falconer,p4ane vawkes, Jerry Bolm, Carl pale damilton, 3ob nansen, Tnomas Fenton, alien Hart , Lerna been 115- 'X Herrington, Ronald .I Pat Adams, Bob Killion, B d Lamb, Marilyn Matteson, George Newton, Dixie Lanier, Lyle 6Za440j 5 MB , Jerry Toney McConnell, Barbara Nichols, John Kerr, Ehlg Maize, Bob- Nedry, Jay Peterson, Donald Arden Farms Co. Art'e Associated . . f-T -ff-.-,vyv ,,-s.., Cl' 'Tf I Petersen, Richard nlummer, ward mines ith, Sharon Robichaud, Mary Aodrigues, Jerry S ergeant at Arms See, Sharon Secretary nitola, Ted Dhaffer, Sydney 6Za440f 5 Shepherd, Jay Shoop, Gladys Toppila, Mavis l Wadsworth, B111 Watts, Jeanette Valley, Joan Astoria Janitor and l Paper Supply Co. Astoria Motors Astoria Public Market Wofford, Gail h Class Wildegrube, Fred H epresentative ,f X Qg'TNG 19wM xxx , .A S'-gf: S'Q,O'O9CYf'G,15. X311 h This page 3 KW fm This page sponsored by Xrloolwor ' Nolan Stu vo' 'a um Exe X 1 1-QQ. G V I C ' X 5, Low-4,.-, 1, rrxrxces M-J 89455 , . 3 ' a Uafrg C., , .,A Pmffxg Kumi, Dlcki, and Edflie. die, Astoria. Wjferrmq soria. y , oeiucb Xdatens N awe nb ou rx WRX Scvffmorl pang Samba 3433 E 4 38 x , ,.,. .- k,,,,7: . Q f ff 4? qv xi ,N -...M S S ,mn , l, - 3 iif 5 k i '-g iizg 1 ' ' if . S V M fm? mbwQWMQNff L 4 A 'ff ?S3??-'y- 1-cease Ann Davl TPis pwge S50 so ,fm ,ueen SJar 2, 2 ss Mdrly Siiffifa Eg 5 J wed Vy TQOWQSOUXS Seufoodg, L 3l'sfLg L A Q02 .QL , 'X if QW V, 2 H I 'fr This pa7e 1' Q1 .gy 2? A Www. xx-,ff Tglisman Roses For The ' ' 1 W t Furniture Co. in Astoria swonsored by Tue Prank for er 1954 WA W RRIO5 pootbal yfafwe l Squad LETTER AWARDS Freshm . en. Jerry Matteson Gilbert Gramson Jay N d e George Mattesgg Sophomoresg Doug B 1 H dwin Dan Keyser OPS 2 Carl . Johans 0 Lafgll Stulleg Y Campbell Senior g s Dig? Maize D arry1H5:5gerg0n Y Bo d Eignt Pow' L' to H' N Jbe Kbskeia H- Kersons KOSK ' Coach Logsd ayn6 Hickersg Gl'l.LOI1 Cf ' .el-ay Coach on: Boyd W DO n Stratt6n,d2fDel!, Johanson Lgkoszyk, Secgngay, Bergerbom gBfglS0n Fourth ,ow egplngton, Kiiliguller, Third Pi?w, Chance: May B. Campbell.: . M8.tt6SOn, P' n: Kgyser, K J: Manager, 9 Nedry, Fenton Stersgn, Grams arnq, Taylor Q TOP, Hodpigueg?, G. Matteson: LEAGUE A2 CUMTETITION Harrenton 6 O Neahkahnie warrenton 12 B Scappoose Narrenton 6 42 St. Helens Warrenton 12 31 Rainier n warrenton O A6 Seaside !,,. W warrenton 6 6 Vernonia warrenton 31 19 Clatskanie N ON LEAGUE COMPETITION Warrenton 19 14 KHHPPB ALL LEAGUE PLAYERS lst String End --------- Dick Maize 2nd String Guard-Darryl BGPSSPSQU , . h 2nd String Fullback--Bill Stuller Football Code es 2'1 V ti n------Henry BOyd HonorLD G Hen O Assistant, Bob Logsdong This page sponsored by The Curtain Shop Head Coach, Gene Lukoszyk. This page sponsored by Snow's Electric 41 J ff 5, ,fa - V,kf,ff N X . xv ' x Q ' A I, ' ' , V ' N 4 ,f 1 f X X: 'I fx X 5 1 f g fx , f W 4, . k lf N X 4 ! 1 f X' '4 X f l if .K Z 5 in ff! o J' 6' Q A 'N if Q, 0' wif' f Q u F 4 ,Q 2 ii,-R., xii ' ia.. Way an Ev . Narrentou Werrenton Jqvo'S Warrenton Worrenton Wurrenton Warrcnton worrenton Warrenton, Worrenton Warrenton Warrenton Worrenton Nerrentonl Warrenton warrenton waPP6DuOH Warrenton 'Wczwdtq 33 28 LM 25 BO his MM lg 3 jo Lil 5? .nd 34 Bo EH :H H3 62 . .Mappa BLLTQC Senior Nehalem Tillamook Rainier St. Helens Vernonia Tillamook Scappoose Clatskenie SQQSFHQ Noah-Rah-mio Rainier St. Helens Clatskanic Vernonia Scappoose Left to firht ?ront row: Jones, Ca rWil1, Naive, Matteson, CQrden,Brons, Jecobson. Back row: Gremsor, Keyser, Birk- holz, Blow, Karma, Petersen, Nedry, Coach Gene Lukoszvk. Z ,............-1 LJ to R: Couch Bob Lorfsdon, Hamilton, Stuller, Johanson, f-yay, Naive, Lenhfird, Nelson, Pope. L, to H: Nelson, boys, Iennard, Maize, Coach Logsdon, May, Jo hmmon. aituller, Hamilton. 1-tif The warrenton werriors u,-c their tniqs :p,ci,.vce at the District 10 tourney this yccr. darrenton nes men in the istrict 10 since its orgcnizetion in 1992 when it was a fo -team district. Th Warriors are coached by Robert Logsdon, a grad- uete of acific University, where he receivci 1 gree. Mk. Logsdon has two ye has been at Warrenton for one year. Th Warriors are paced men, Dio Maize, Don Nelson, plays center, with Nelson und men havelformec the nucleus of Harrenton's scorih- adnch 1. ci L:-vTj.S. -I6-: ers CO3CDlHQ exper-sncc ,nd by three returning letter- Qnd Bill Stuller. Maize Stuller at guoris. These We renton hes never been to the stnte Ugu tournefe t- Lest yecr they reached the sef -finals be- fore thci lost their second game. Jelrcnton is the smallest school in the district with an enrollment of 172 students. warrenton has been an HAH school for only e few yfffb, Ne were considered a HBH school power before becomingien A school The Warriors will lose three seniors this year: Bob May, Dick Maize, end Don Nelson. 1 1 Warrenttn Herrenton Nerrenton warrentbn warrant n awarrent n warrent n wwarrenttn awarrent n awarrent n aWarrent.n .awarrentbn Na V Qwarrenton uwarrenttn Gwarrentpn awarrenttn vwarrent n wwarrent n uwerrentcn aJsrrenton -.-.....1v.. 1 warrentbn warrentpn warrenton 4 Les5uelgnmes. jo 29 uh 55 66 N8 37 60 53 no 36 61 39 53 25 EM 3? he D3 Fl .+C M3 Sl no TOURNAMENT 45 .1 pe eciric Frosh nnappa Alumni Nehalem Vernonia Tillamook Scapoose Clatskanie Seaside Neah-kah-nie Scapoose Tillamook Rainier St. Helens Seaside Rainier St. Helens Clutskanie Vernonis neun-kah-nie Seaside Tillamook Astoria genial! Baseball will met undo way the 23rd f March. marrenton will have only 32 men out for practice. we are short of exper- ience, with only four returning Lettmment Henry Boyd, Don Nelson, Dick Maize, and Larry lope. wwrrenton has always had e good baseball twnw, Last yewr werrenton placed second vvd the yenr wefore last they took fini. x ' 5 .l,.- l ,ll,lWW, ell.. K Left to r? ht front row: Hayes, Boyd, Koskela, maize, nelson, Smith, Camobell, Johanson, Coach Gene Luknszyk. bac: row : Gurdon, Maize, Blom, Matteson, hramson, Jones, Johnson, Nedry Iope, Shappee, Fenton, dentty, Bree mi, Hgnlqn , nnllion. John C. Strum, General Insurance Thiefs Fine Foods Otto Toppila Shoe Clinic 46 Van Dusen Beverages Warrenton Electric Company guage!! lerfmnwn Left to rimht front row: Boyd, Maize, Nelson, Hayes, Pooe, Johanson. W! L to R: Don Ritola, John Stanley, Henry Boyd, Paul Hayes, Dick Hayes, Dick Maize, Coach Bob Logldon. Quarles Hardware Marshal-Wells Stores RayBob Corner Market 47 Ray's Peter Pan Market ,gt 904' t This year's golf team is headed by three treturning lettermen who were on last year's once beaten team. Each year we make a better showing at the state golf tournament-. We have hopes of being in the top ten teams in the state. ,Tae young golfers were coached by a very ycapable instructor, Mr. Robert Logsdon,a ygraduate of Pacific University. This is Mr. Logsdon's first year at Warrenton. L to R: Don Ritola, John Stanley, Henry Boyd, Dick Hayes., Paul Hayes, Dick Maize, Coach Bob Logsdon. t y t dobertson Paper Products Roth Rexall Drug E- C- RUSSO11 580397 Seaside Variety Store Sehorns Furnitude Ssrvice Garage Sh9W9 Grocery y Sepocy Paint Company Verne Stratton Agency, Insurance y 48 -an This season marks one of the largest trac? turnouts in Warrenton's history. lmmlg the 1955 season couldbevery successful except for the fact we have only one returning Letterman, Eddie Reed. with all this added power we are expecting big things of the Cindermen under their new coach Bob Logsdon. A , e . s ' F ir, ,E ,,..,...,, g,g--W,..MeM' at n - 1 --s - ,, Front row L to R: Koekela, Rickereon, Maize, Reed, Fovd, Camptell, Lenhard, Coach Loqsdon. Second row: Campbell, Carden, Grawson, Berger, Adams, Stuart, Chance, Shappee, Nedry, Jonee, Baldwin, and Petersen. Thrifty Market John Vermeul and Son Warrenton Beauty Shop Warrenton Theatre 49 Williams Insurance Agency x -rf' Xe Second semester president Jake's Grocery I Jennies Ice Cream Shop Johnson Drugs Johnson Motor Co. Jordan's Josten's Out Door Store First semester president Front L to R: Coach Lukoszyk, Bergerson, Boyd, Maize, -With, Stqller. Second row: Keyser, Johanson, Hanlon, Campbell, Hayes, May. Third row: Reed, Matteson, Nedry, Ritola, Rickerson, Kos- kglg, Nelson. CO-QDITO 5 i ,, raid u mfg 8 Kiy . Wwmm Front row L. to R.: Bradley, Reed, Toppila, Davis, Shultz, Black, Berqerson, Buchanan, Corkill, Killion, Second row: Byrd, Shappee, Olson, Moore, Shultz, Albecht, Bergerson, Dunn, Beach, Nygaard, Galusha, Johnson, Stuller, Mowry Goe, Third row: Tolbert,Ferrell, Bovd, Hayes, May, Maize, Holstein, Lenhard, Campbell, Dupre,Peter- son, Top row: Koskela. Rickerson, Nelson, Smith, Wanker. H8u9P'S Cyclery Hartley Motors E. W. Hendrickson and Son Www ASSISTANT EDITORS B111 Stuller Janet Johnson Jw j K, fggl, f o SSQQST f Q'i35 gkgiffi sf? E52 Egsgwase o Liiw '?fig f 4 p,ME Q'FfW? I Q smgw 4l Advertising Manager Ellen Corkill Holmes Motor Co. Home Baking co. Business Manager EQMQHW The Girls' Athletic Associa- tion, under the direction of Hrs, Grace Hunt, held two Hyun Nights' a month dvrinr the school yeal. Basl-eztl-:all , vol ievlfsll. SW' 'fl'f15 lir: were a few cf the activities participated ln, c Servinr as President was Nar- 4,-aff Marlys Topol krosfdeni Kandel Knitting Mills Kay-Lynn's E. N. Hurd, Real Estate, Ins Front row, left to right. Olson, Beach, Falconer, Watts, Shoop. Second row: Bishop, Black, Davis, Toppila, Bergerson, Lindberg Mowry, Brons, Stait, Hart, Beyers, Moore, Byrd, Cassidy, Shultz, Third row: Bradley, Black, Smotherman, Kerr, See, Toppia, Albrecht, Lamb, Shultz, Depping, Ekstrom, Rdnchaud, Newton, Toppha, Buchanan, Johanson. Fourth row: Maize, Nygaard, Wiley, Peterson, Brim, Dunn, Long, Gaither, Johnson, Miller, Petersen, Yeager, Holstein, Hmghnd, Deere, Galusha, Shappee, Davis, Wofford. I H9 w 53' The page SPOHSO erllyn .g1'11'1 Not pic Jfbf x SIT18 X rlctt all Quee Eden .fecwlew This pare sponsored by The Mode-O-Day Shop in Astoria. The GiFlS' league started the year off with the drawing of big and littlesisters. lhe ivtivi ies lor the rest of tne year were numerous. lhere was tmefilm Hnarveyn fortheChrist- was program aswell asa Christ- mas party with an exchange of gifts. There was a sock dance and a Mother - Daughter tea. Then there was a Chili feed for Dad and Daughter as well as the big party at the end of the school year revealing the Dig Sisters' names. Inall, it 5ii'fgiieiiigrimiipiiiiii 35335 Elle? Cofkill O 1' ' President gue. Fenton's Grocery , 9 L. to R. first row: Rinesmith, Wildegrube, Hutchens, Hescia, Ccrkill, Olson, Beach, Faloondr, Watts, Shoop, Valley, Hixon, Mc Connell, Day. Second row: Graham, Marsh, Bishop, Black, Davis, Toppila, Hale, Lindberg, Mowrey, Brons, Stait, Hart, Beyers, Moore, Byrd, Cassidy, Shultz. Third row: Hamilton, Colby, Bradley, Black, Smotherman, Ker, See, Toppila, Al- brecht, Lamb, Shultz, Depping, Ekstrom, Robichaud, Newton, Toppila, Buchanan, Johanson. Fourth row: Mattila, Combs, Ny- guard, Maize, Wiley, Petersen, Brim, Dunn, Long, Gaither, Johnson, Miller, Petersen, Yeager, Holstein, Marsh, Eward, Galusha, Shappee, Davis. Top: Wofford. Anlnl- ann: ,m-lwrmaww -X.-Q. M. .ff 1 ,Q If-,V frm, FY J- , . ,v. ,vu , ills we Q 5+f4SCT?- Ha L39 wG+Wwwlw iravel Larsen Ol astcrii first row L. to H. Gramson, Matteson, Matteson, Stanley, hamilton, Aickerson, Ferrell, Ehrlich, khillips, Hitola. Seconu row L. to H. Galusha, Mz.tlln, Graham, dobichaud, watts, Hart, Hamilton, Buchanan, Stait, Davis, Shultz, Davis, Hale, leager. Third row L. to H. Larsen, Garbers, Fawkes, Adams, Holstein,Combs, Marsh, Marsh,Lwaro, Brim, Dunn, Nygaard, Killion, Toppila, Miss Davis. Fourth row, L. to H. Reed, Hansen, watson,Lanier,Plummer, See,Colbv, Garcia, Depping,Shultz, Kerr,Rinesmith, hutcnens, Harto, Shappee. fifth row L. to R. fora, Hayes, blom,wadswOrtk, Shappee, Neory, Petersen,hilllon, May Boyd, BlacK,Mowr . 'WW Hams L L L . Q IINSMENQS ': Q f- 1 -4 A f- . T ,. .. H - . K ltao -e L f t,lwyQ L, Qga iqfpwiq ,951 ,,,,m U, y Vx, 1 , , ,, -w s s.. ., A.. .., ,, ..x,. ,..L., ,. .t K I First row L. to R. hkstrom, Falconer, Newton, Nofforo, Toppila, Kern.Deyping, Albrecht, Davis,Stait, Smothermky See, Mowry. Second row L. to H. Miss uaviS, P-illlofh Black, award, Valley, Rinesmith, NuttS, Hart: Combs, Robichauo, Bishop, Shoop, Brim, Yeager. Third row L. to R. Toppila, Galusna, Mattila, Graham, Gaitherg Nygaard Peterson, Hale,Buchanan, Maize,Dunn, Millen wiley, Shap- pee, Cassidy, Uavis. 411 as L 11113, 3 f.2'Q1l?JQ'xO.i2 1. I 1' P? .TV J,z- ipcgww-, WWI Wdfeq I ff fl 'Wadfaf S S6 ! 1 I 3 Left to right, first row: Killion, Garcia, Colby, Shultz, Shultz, Moore, Second row: Mrs. Hinxle, Gaither, Beyers, Long, Topplla, Graham, Mattila, Bergersong Tnirdrow: Rickepson, Herrington, Kos- ki, Wanker, Stuller. The nSmoke Signalu is the hi- weekly school paper publlwhei by the Journalism Class. By news articles, feakwre stories, and editorials, it actively sup- jnn ports annletlcs stu?ent body G 'B Gift and Appliance club, and clas5,activities. Three , pairs of stuu.ets rotate as co- Goldie s Gift Shop editors. Ron Graves, Farmers Ins. Greenburgs Furniture Co. The Glass Shop Muriel Shultz Bill Stuller Ginger Moore 'Z Judy Shultz 5553 Jens Herman, Plumber l Ivar's Shoe Shop Darryl Bergerson Ivy Park Cottages 59 H1xon's Meat Market Marjorie Toppila Hoff'a Meat Market Mr. Ervin Htk'ns wee fundamental in organizing this fine club. Though small in numbers they have carried on through the school year and held regular meetings. The boys bouvht their own equipment and received helpful advice cnltheir correct fs- age. Serving as president was Phil Stuart. l Seated left to right: Bill Wadsworth, Bud Killion, Phil Stuart, Terry Shaupeeg second row: Mr, Atkins, Tommy Carden, Neil Chanceg third row: Buddy Culp, Allen Mattile, Riley Tolbert, Jerry Nat- CGSOU. 60 I The study of radio was condveted as e clash during school hours this year with Mr. Richard Knotts as jn- structor. The boys learned of the interesting mechanism and its op- eration. A few radios were actu- ally made . Seated left to right: Larsen, Nowack, Reed, Boyd, Hamilton, Her- rington, Johanson, Bergersong sefond row: Mattile, Beatty, gnds- worth, Ferrell, Lanier, Petersen, Shenherd, Plummer, Jaeksong third row, Shappee, Butler, Walker, McCall, Barrows, Hanlon, Hayes, T31- hert, Lenherd, cmd Q il 'Q G14 4- 4- HA Front rw I, to R: Marsh, Marsh, Hamilton, Petersen, Sher- pee, Wadsworth, Adams, Ford. SQTNWW 'fffq Nicholif Sgugiz' Lanier., Gapbeps, Christensen, hwf-'l1'1O, bhultzv P' C Y' Zane! bront row L to R: Narsn, rurso, Jan, .nor , .,nLns, Moyes, Ste, Nuisworth. SSCUYIU row: ..t..,-., Leofgerwooo, xetersen, Snoppee,Aokins,pdvi9j hlYru,3n5chen , Adams, Wentworth and Irwin, Inc fora. Third row: nawilton, Lanier, Nrcuois, Shultz, riorbers, Cnristeusor1, uergiund, Shultz, Anotts, Cor- Young'a mill, brauloy, Qucnanan. Fmnth row: Nicnols, Snuitz, lbnier, mr. samuel f. 'cCoy, sirector. Young's Bay Motors game! Uffdcew Teft to rivet: Gws Gerhcrs, Presidentg Muriel shultz, tPC3SWV0F3 Jvdv Shwltz, secretarygand sob Adams, vice- V571 E, cs -R H fx tw 5. usx,:1. Mr. Samuel McCoy has done much for our school through the band. For the first time in years a pep band was on hand at nearly every game to cheer cn both players and spectators. Since our school lS small, grade schoolers sed to be recruited to make the bend larger and to fill empty posi- tions 0 A concert was Held in the spring JDO it was e great successj with ell who attended expressing their appreciation of the music presented. Haize's Red and white Store Owl Drug Store Me1's Barber Shop Pat and Len's Nehalem Valley Motor Freight point Adams Lockers Nyquist Motor Co. OW1'19'P99k9 C0- Original Dry Cleaners Paramount Drug Store Floyd Beith and Son Insurance Co. Philip's Candy Kitchen Robbvs Restaurant Point Adams Packing Co 63 xyawd .2- .A I iv ff IRC? -N m .,...::1':..- W-- Y -QF 3 'oskela Job MQV Nw Bev erl Qlck Maize Paul Hayes 'Y-0. 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