Warrenton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Warrenton, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1956 volume:

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I WARRENTON, OR EGON A WARRl0R Co-Editors Assistant Co-Editors Business Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Assistants Sales Manager Assistants Senior Reporter Assistant Junior Reporter Sophomore Reporter Freshman Reporter Sports Editor Assistants Girls' Sports Editor Assistant Music Editor Assistant Snapshot Editor Assistants Activities Editor Assistant Art Editor Assistants Tynists Adviser TAFF Anita Galusha Janet Johnson Louise Nygaard Grant Ford Jud Shultz Betty Colby Muriel Shultz Marjorie Toppila Gary Lenhard Neil Chance Phillip Stuart Derald Herrington Ginger Moore Bob Butler Betty Graham Patty Eward Janet Miller Bill Stuller Bill Hamilton Alvin Birholz Gilbert Gramson Blanche Byrd Bonnie Smotherman Katherine Herglund Bill Wadsworth Carol Johanson Roberta Adams Jeanette Watts Judy Gaither Shirlee Mattila Larry Ca pbell Gus Garbers Bob Killion Ann Petersen Dorothy Wildgrube Marjorie Hinkle my ..,. IIEIIIUATIU 'ik TO YOU, MR. RICHARD B. KNOTTS, If-.E AFFECTIONATELY DEDICATED THIS 1956 EDITION OF WARRIOR. WE ARE GRATEFUL TO YOU FOR YOUR MANY EXPRESSIONS OF SINCERE FRIENDSHIP, AND WE SHALL REMEMBER, ALWAYS, YOUR PATIENT AND UNDERSTANDING GUIDANCE. ' A 4 1 H L zgi vw? nk , Yr L' 7, if f: I L K1 -. v nc C V 5 sf. 11' I 1 e- tl 1 1 K n ZX f- X M is-R SUP T o F w ARR ENTO N '01 'Leib 'CP 'f V Skxbwe x3XfjTf1K,fQo,fe5w 'xXe1xs'Le71QM me Gsztfjwen' W' hkcbatd P-X5'Wf9 1 and ' a f - ' ' 4 wards 081409 9 Xkefdo 5o'n9 Y YK' who :W-'ny-5,3 Vt. Gxervg - VA ward 5 r , 7 1, v s , . I W EM X fi! darriet Baldwin University of Oregon English I Typing I Ethel Middleton Oregon State College Gregg Teachers College University of Colorado Office Practice Shorthand I, II Bookkeeping Iyning I, II 5 nrvin Atkins University of Illinois woodworking I, II Mechanical Drawing I, II Arnold Taylor Oklahoma A. Q M. University of Colorado ipeech English I, II General Mathematics World History Football Coach Baseball Coach Assistant Basketball Coach . ,. pw, K, . ,W-,K ,W ,- ,. Ysmqraxw-,natta.MH Flglzk fi-+ -If gli-fi f . mi 1 E' - ,Q l ' f - '4wWfkkL fjFHi?r Q Q' f 1 X , W: tw , , -1 . M Q 1 4 .'.- ' .L1i1lllmn Qt 5 Marilyn Davis Boston Conservatory of Music University of Utah Music Art I, II French I Herbert Smiley College of Puget Sound University of washington Physics Algebra I Mechanical Drawing Radio Physical Science fs Sl y Marjorie Hinkle 6 University of Oregon I University of California Library Journalism Latin I English III HX Robert Langen Montana State University Instrumental Music 1 Bob Logsdon Farragut College Pacific University 5.5. Boys' Physical Education Boys' Health General Science Head Basketball Coach Ass't Football Coach Track and Golf Coach M - IDFFIUE STAFF '-'f -QQ -...... -,, ...W Thelma Covle Mr. Knotts' Wright handn ..,,. -Q Q-.....-.. , - ---W. slv,,...., '--------f-f -l'lltnuug.,.., --..-.-vw - . -,. .-Q... -.,..- ...,,, W -2Back row from Left to rightg J. tz, C. Johanson, K. Herglnqp, M. Shultz, R. Adams, J. Valley. Seatedg 9 M. Marsh. TUBE 'l'COUNCIL Front HGV: no UBCOUBUII, 0 UUUUIIU Uvuj v ave - 1 vv U-vu v, U e rl-1 Shultz, Student Body Treasurer, B. Stuller, Senior President G, Moore, Senior Representative, R. Adams, Junior Representep tive, J. Hiller, Freshman President, Standings L. Hanlon, Student Body President. Back Row: L. Nygaard, Student Body Secretary, B. Colby, Assistant Treasurer, N. Chance, Student Bgdy Sergegnt.gt.Arm5, B. Wadsworth, Sophomore President, R. Nedrv, Freshman Representative. The purpose of the Student Council is to coordinate the student activities. The main project this year has been the revision ofthe Student Body Constitutim. Ittook many nonths ofhard work to accom- plish this. with Mr. Stamps as adviser, the Council held their meetings each Friday and arranged for the student activities to be held the following week. Late in the year the Council spon- sored a dance. K. Yre51d6n 'LUG 9 Han 1 O ,- Ar :fm wi-' rf ' ls n uv W 4' w f, 1 an A ' A g7'ifi .L 1 ','4,- ' r 1 ., -w 'sf ,,,4 I I ' W J, A r., ,G -mx , . -A . J.. ., ' K L r J' p. ' M. Liv F V 1 -ll .5 m 55 5' 'K A 4' I I 23 3 SS EXW yz,W ,ajfl , .Aan ' JVM 1,-24.57 xx ff E SN if-v.. ll MV I' W Kmliwfm w Gary Lenhard Born: Astoria, Oregon Lettermen's Club 3-bg Mixed Chorus l-25 Smoke Signal bg Warrior Staff 3-U5 C1885 Play 33 Class Sgt. at Arms 33 Bas- ketball 3-M. Ambition: Meat Gutter Ann Petersen Born! Astoria, Oregon Girls' League 1-2-3-by G. A. A, 1-2-3-by Pep Club hg Tri-Y lg Band lg Mixed Chorus lg Smoke Signal Staff 33 Warrior Staff hg Class Play 35 Volleyball 3- bg Tumbling lg Bowling bg Flag Twirler 2. Ambition: Telephone Operator Front Row: Judy Gaither, Treasg Janet Johnson, Secg Ginger Mmue, Class Representative. Back Row: Bill Stuller, Presg Dick Kelly, Sgt. at Armsg Larry Campbell, Vice Pres. '56 SE IORS Larry E. Hanlon, Jr. Born: Astoria, Oregon Class Sgt. at Arms lg Basket- ball 1-2-3-U3 Football 3-hy Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-by Class Pres. 33 Student Body Pres. D5 Lettermen's Club 3-bg Letter- men's Club Trees. hs Class Play 33 Homecoming King h Stu- dent Council Convention 3. Ambition: Big Game Hunter Paul Ehrlich Born: Portland, Oregon Mixed Chorus 1, Rod and Gun Club h. Ambition Undecided wg 'L.LLq1 H WI -' ' X 'J-,pai 5,3 Q, 19.11 1 -'-.Psi A X Vu, ' 1 f, : -'91-f:', if?-'-+1 T :v A , . - -mn.-' .b A l Q . I 11 -V- 1ff?Y'--uafri -'L ,,-...- - tw . m Hu' wr fi A ' J. f 3 .V 5. 0- in - . In q, .A ,V ' P- 1' ,- JJ ., , . . 4. ffFfz'Ef'N ' viva- 1' 'gag L- . I' ' 'Eff-'71 , 515. . , fs iw . 7 gil U ' 'Pied' -4a '2.f -,er .1 ..-rg nf, aa 1' sfxfff' -:- 5 , QF, v L1 J'-19 in . I'.fi'1 .. 21.h.'fY' X - X v. 1. ,-I'--gww , '-fu, 1. ,.x,r - '. . mm.. fx 1. A ' ,. V ui' -A 5, - ,-.,, . v - Y T- --W PM, - X , . .ig-, -. , . , Aiebiiwug 1 fig .w, r 57 '2 A wi' -. '1 ' L.: I-Q' ,- V-mx! 56: , 'L rm . , I .ar W . -Q-in , -K4 v I ,, n . A 91 I W' I j . 'W vu .- 1.5. Q1 ,vi 4 Larry Dean Campbell Born: Vallejo, California FootbaLl 1-2-3-bg Concert Band l-2g Pep Band 1-2g Dance Band 2: Letterren's Club 3-bg Mixed Chorus 1: Class Play 3: Wrrior Staff 3-by Class Vice Bree. M, Arhition: Retire at 35 iii? ,,?5 Varjorie Toppila Brockett, North Dakato G. A. A. 1-2-3-ug Pep Club 3- hy Girls' League 1-2-3-bg E H. A. Club 33 G. A. A. Sgt. at Arms hy Pep Club Sgt. at Arms hg E H. A. Treas. 3: Glee Club 25 Warrior Staff bg Smoke Sig- nal Staff 3g Smoke Signal Co- ndiwr 35 Volleyball lg Bowling 3'ho Ambition: Undecided Larry Womack Born: Attalla, Alabama Transferred from Attalla, Ala- bama 2, Lehterwen's Club hgVootball hz Smoke Signal hg Homecoming Prince h. Ambition: Undertaker 12 E 1 Lora Meldrum Born: Elgin, Oregon Transfer from Renton, Washing- ton h, Girls' League h. Ambition: B. 5, I. or a Nurse Y- A v-he 'WAJAW-wwx. 'ii Alvin Birkholz Born: Astoria, Oregon Basketball 1-2-33 Mixed Chorus lg Annual Staff h. Ambition: Air Force A ',r' K .- 3 li Muriel C. Shultz Born: Seaside, Oregon Mixed Chorus l-2-3-U, Girls' Glee 1-2, Concert Band 3-M, Pep Band 3-h, Band Treasurer 3, All-Northwest Choir 3, All- State Choir 3, Girls' League 1-2-3-h, G. A. A. 1-2. Smoke Signal Staff 3-h, Smoke Signal Editor-in-Chief h, Class Play 3, Office Staff 3-h, WHrri0P Staff 2-3-h, Delegate to Girls League Convention, 0. H. S. P. C. h, Double Trio 3-U. Ambition Marriage Ken Chamberlain Born: Pasadena, California Transfer from Guam Mg Rod and :ill I7 ll 0 Anbition: Undecided n 1.5 Anita Pearl Galusha Born: Pittsfield, Massachusetts Girls' League l-2-3-hs G. A, A, 1-2-3-hg Bowling Team lg Vollqe ball Team lg Pep Club 2-33 Pep Club Vice Pres. 33 Outstanding Pep Club Member 23 Class Tfeasv 33 Mixed Chorus 1-3-bg Girls' Glee Club 1-2-35 Warrior Staff 3-hg Warrior Co-Editor hy Of- fice Staff 23 F. H. A. 33 F. H. A. Vice Pres. 33 Delegate to Girls State 33 Delegate to O. H. S. P. C. h. Ambition: Missionary's wife or Nurse 13 Bud Bradley Born: Kellog, Idaho iransfer from Star of the Fas Easketball bg Smoke Signal Ambition: Minister 9 V 59 W , 4 ,Kala 4 I Katherine Herglund Born: Astoria, Oregon Mixed Chorus 1, G. A. A. 1-h, Girls' League 1-h, Pep Band 2- 3-h, Concert Band 2-3-M, Smoke Signal Staff h, Office Stafflb Warrior Staff h, Delegate to Girls' League Convention 3. Ambition: Private Secretary ,ff I Derald Herrington Born: St. Louis, Missouri Smoke Signal Staff 3-Mg Warrior Staff hg Class Play 3. Ambition: Navy Cook Blanche Byrd Born: Birch Tree, Missouri G. A. A. 1-2-3-L, Girls' Lea- gue 1-2-3-L, Mixed Chorus 1-2, Girls' Glee 1-2, Pep Club 2-3- L, Prom Princess 3, Homecoming Princess h, Jr. Varsity Cheer Leader 2, Class Play,3 Warrior Staff 1-2-3-L, Tri-Y l, Girls' League Pres. ll, G. A- A. Sgt- at Arms 2, G. A. A. Vice Pres. 3, Volleyball Team 1-2-3-M, ,T . .444 .757 161' Bill Stuller Born: Seattle, Washington Student Body Vice Pres. 35 Class Pres. bg Student Council 3-bg Mixed Chorus 1-23 Annual Staff 2-3-h: Annual Co-Ass't Editor 33 Smoke Signal Staff 3-by Class Play 33 Football l- 2-3-bg Basketball 2-3-hg Stu- dent Council Convention 33 Lettermen's Club 1-2-3-ug Let- termen's Club Sec. 3- Letter- men's Club Vice Pres.,l1. Ambition: College Bowling Team 2-b,Softba11 1-2, Outstanding Pep Club Member 3, Ambition: Marriage and Secretary 14 4 ' i Vesta Brons Born: Astoria, Oregon Girls' League 1-2-3-b. G. A. A. 3-P-3-h, Tri-Y 1-2, F99 Club 2-3-b, Mixed Chorus 1-2, Girls' Glee 1-2, Warrior Staff b, Pep Club Treas. 3. G. A. A. Treas h, Class Play 3, Volley- ball Team 2-3-h, Bowling Team 3-11- Ambition: Marriage x x ? Gus Jilliam Garbers Born: Columbus, Nebraska Pep Band 1-2-3-b, Concert Band l-2-3-b, Band Pres. 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Class Play 3, Foot- ball M, ,Lettermcn's Club L, Rod and Gun Club h, Warrior Staff L. Ambition: Architect A3 ,- - gg ggm - 'W ,zu ,V at tg 4 . mi at is- -.tr X xr xg. A Carol Johanson Born: Gresham, Oregon G. A. A. 1-2-3-U, Tri-Y 1-2, Pep Club 3, Girls' League 1'2- 3-L, Mixed Chorus 1-2, Glee Club 1-2, Warrior Staff h, Smoke Signal Staff 3, volley- ball Team 1,2,3-h, Softball Team 1-2-3, Bowling Team 7.1, Tumbling Team 1, Homecoming Princess h. Ambition: Housewife Robert Butler Born: Astoria, Oregon Chorus 1 Rod and Gun Mi d 3 C122 hs Smoke Signal Staff hi Warrior Staff by Track 3' Ambition: College Judy Belle Shultz Born: Astoria, Oregon Girls' League 1-2-3-hg G,A, A, 1'?'3g Fo Ho A0 Student Council 3-he Concert Band 1-?- 3-U3 PGP Band 1-2-3-U: Uouble Trio 3-bg Fixed Chorus l-3-bg Glee Club lg Band Secretary 3g Student Body Ass't Treas. 3g Student Body Treas. Mg F. H.A, Reporter 35 Delegate to Girls' State 33 Music School Scholar- ship 33 Girls' League Conven- tion 35 F. H. A. Convention 33 Delegate to Q S. P. Conference 33 Student Council Convention 3-bg All State Chorus 35 Smoke Signal 33 Warrior Staff 3-bg Office Staff U. Ambition: College 15 Carl Johanson Born: Gresham, Oregon Lettermen's Club 3-L, Pres. Lettermen's Club h, 'ootball 2-3-h, Basketball 3-L, Base- ball 3. Smoke Signal Staff h, Mixed Chorus l-2, Homecoming Prince h, Class Sgt. at Arms l-?-3, Class Vice Pres. 3. Ambition: College .: A ,a :4Li7,w !t Dorothy Born: Portland, Oregon Mixed Chorus lg Girls' League 1'2'3 I-lo Ambition: Undecided Eino Ritola Born: Astoria, Oregon Mixed Chorus 1-2-jg Rod and Gun Club hz Warrior Staff h. Ambition: To own nv Own Auto Cc, Judy Gaither Worn: Astoria, oregon Mixed Chorus 1-25 G. A. A. 1-2 3-hg Pep Club 3-D3 Homecoming Princess bg Jr. Sr. Prom Prin- cess 3g Vollyball 3-M Softball 25 Warrior Staff bg Bowling 3- hg Smoke Signal Staff 3-hy G. A. A. President Q Class Treas. M. Ambition: Undecided Mr. Neil J. Chance Born: Wichita, Kansas Rod and Gun Club h, Mixed Cho- rus l. Class P1ay,3, Warrior Staff h, Football 3, Archery Club 3, Pres, Rod and Gun Club h, Vice Pres. Archery Club 3, Sgt. at Arms of Student Bod Ambition: Undecided 16 Barbara Long Born: Lingle, Wyoming 3. A. A. l-2-3-by Tri-Y lg Pep Club 1-2-3-bg Pep Club PreS.lg Glee Club 23 Smoke Signal 2-3g Office Staff 2 Student Council lg Student Council Convention lg Majorette l-25 Homecoming Queen bg Class Play 33 Volly- ball 1-2-3-bg Varsity Yell Leader 3-bg Jr. Varsity Yell Leader 25 Bowling Team 3-b. Ambition: College ,y '- Monte Koski Born: Astoria, Oregon Rod and Gun Club hg Smoke Sig- nal 33 Mixed Chorus l-2-A. V Ambition: Undecided Bill Hamilton Born: Astoria, OFSSOH Letnermen's Club 3-h, Rod and our Club L, Mixed Chorus A-Z warrior Staff h, Homecomlns Prince h, Class Vice Pres. 2: Student Council Representative 2, Basketball Team 3-D. Ambition: Retire at MS. 73?Q5 A A Y R xx f Genevieve Ellen Moor All ,,. Born: Newport Beach, Califo a Girls' League l-2-3- 3 Pep Club 3-145 G. A. A. 1-2-3-lg, F. H. A. 33 Tri-Y l-23 Homecoming Prin- ces bg Student Cguncil 3-bg De- legate to Student Council Con- vention 3g Volleyball Manager 25 F. H. A. Secretary 35 G. A. A. Secretary 33 Pepster by Mixed Chorus h Girls' Glee 2-bg Double Trio M. Ambition: English Teacher : A , , - , Richard Kelly Born: Berlin, North Dakota Transferred from Port Angeles , Washington h. Football by Ulsss Sgt. at Arms hgSmoke Sivnal Staff 3-bg Let- termen's Club be Homecoming Prince h. Ambition: Janitor at W. H. S, A7 . A , . 1 A . ,f v 3' ' , . . 1 ' ' , X ff EN ,, ' ' ' I , ,J 4 ., M, A ,4 , , , , , , , X o , , 1 I , X V .J X I ' , ., , , A , 1 . 1 , 3 1 ' I , , A - , , L i r' v Q kv I, ' I 9' Janet Johnson Born: Astoria, Oregon Mixed Chorus 1-2, Girls' Glee 1-2, G. A. A. 1-2-3-b, Girls' League 1-2-3-b, Tri-Y 1, Pep Club 3, Volleyball Team 2-3-b, Class Secretary 3-b, Warrior Staff 2-3-h, Warrior Co-Editor h, Softball Team 2, Delegate to O. H. S. P. C. ls, BOWI-1118 Team 3-M. Ambition: Undecided i I uf! pm LU b 1 ,T N l X ' 'AW lf Av j ' ,E J M ml 1 U f' J J 'ft A J 1 I f I kl A fa L Lfl 1 I u I U l u f ' V. , yi , y A X L I A I., W 1, fl K P f' QV Lf J J',,' ,WRQ Phil Stuart 1 A I M . ' V b rn V lv ,V . I ' A 'J ' 1 . ' . . .' J , VV ' fr' 'f I ,ff ff f L j Ml I X, v A ' , u ' I s- vV,w 'fy , ,v f f, A . , A ,, o 12 AJ . A f 1' . . V f A L x J , , U' v J c V ' A 'f ,N A 1 V ,dz , N! , , V X' ,, YA, , ' 1 - H 5 L ' f W V J r ' , ft ,C Y, . A 1 A J A-.1 Ak 1' A K' JN A A : Carmel, California I xed Chorus lgArchery Club 3g Warrior Staff hg Rod and Gun Club h. Ambi tion: Respectable Burn ' 1 7 t X V f A' I LV f 'L Q I. U L N jj' ' V 11 4, fn X ,ffl A A ,Af NK A QNX ff 26 AX A ull R Y J, ty M 'LW AJ' li ,KA j X! fx K Ulf ,J q AJ 16 tj A 1. 1 1 - 4 'lj' ,flax V v f ' Q' Fx 'N U A ' P ,A X, T Being of sound mind and strong body, we, the graduating class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-six,, do hereby declare this our last will and testament. First: To the faculty we will leave, to enable them to survive the UP and coming senior class. Second: To the juniors we will the nsacredn senior door and our fi- nancial status for May 29, 1956. Third: To the sophomores we will our patience and intelligence when using psychology with the faculty. Fourth: To the freshman we will our endurance,understanding, poise, graciousness, and gratitude with fond hopes that they will be able to possess these through their own initiative , when theyear of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Nine rolls around. Personally, we leave and will the following: I, Alvin Birkholz, do hereby will my ability in woodworking to anyone who has the ability to use it. I, Bud B adley, do hereby will Grant Fbrd a pair of guns to get on his gunboats. I, Vesta Brons, do hereby will my parking place at Del Mar to Mary Ann Black. I, Blanche Byrd, do hereby will my half interest in the Green Mercury to Louise Nygaard so she won't have to leech a ride anymore. I, Larry Campbell, will leave by the back door but I'll be back! I, Kenneth Chamberlain, do hereby will everything I lost in the World Series to all good Yankee fans. I, Neil Jay Chance, do hereby will my gratitude to the principal, the teachers, and friends who made m high school years so much fun. I, Judy Gaither, do hereby will my long toes to Beanie Davis. I, Anita Pearl Galusha, do hereby will all the good times I've had and all the friends I've made to the up and coming freshmen I, Gus Garbers, do hereby will to Coach Taylor my class ring IF he is lucky enough to find it. I, Bill Hamilton, do hereby will all my ability to keep out of trouble to Billy Lee. I, Larry Hanlon, do hereby will my junior class play Hoscarn to James Walker, who deserves it. I, Kathy Herglund, do hereby will my swing to Merilyn Stait in hopes that she will be able to improve hers. I, Derald Herrington, do hereby will m ability to be trusted to work in the candy booth to my dear brother, who can't even set foot in the door. I, Carl Johanson, do hereby will my nickname 'oyster' to Fritz Larson who is seaworthy enough to deserve it. I, Carol Johanson, do hereby will my ability to keep my mouth shut to Judy Depping. I, Janet Johnson, do hereby will m position asco-editor of the annual to Louise Nygaard. I, Dick Kelly, do hereby willingly will the will that was willingly willed to me at willing time last year,to anyone who will willingly take it. I, Monte Koski, do hereby will my little black Chev to anyone who needs toget away from W. H. S. when they are skipping school. I, Gary Lenhard, do hereby will my dual pipes to anyone who can afford to pay for the tickets. I, Barbara Ann Long, do hereby will all m good grades in English to Pauline M ller, who cannot even speak the language. I, Lora Meldrum, do hereby will my ability to get along with the tea- chers to Laura Davis, she needs it. I, Ginger Moore, do hereby will my position as a pepster to anyone who knows how to argue with our leader as well as I do. I, Ann Petersen, do hereby will to Connie Beyers my pink dimpled knees that are unblemished and unscarred from our two years of skating. I, Eine Ritola, do hereby will my ability tocbnothingto that intelli- gent Robert Day. X 18 Class Will, continued I, Judy Bell Shultz, do hereby will my preference for one boy at a time to my little sister, Jennie Shultz. I, Muriel Cleota Shultz, do hereby will my little nphalangesn to Patty Eward, who needs them. I, Phil stuart, do hereby will nw back rear bumper guard to Harvey Stratton. I, William David Stuller, do hereby will my ability to get by without shaving to Robert Day, who won't even touch a razor. I, Marjorie Elizabeth Toppila, do hereby willmy warts taa fellow wart- hog, Mary Ann Bladk. I, Dorothy Darlene Wildgrube, do hereby willny quietness to Bonnie Davis in the hope that she will use it. I, Larry Lee Womack, do hereby will my red hair to Pauline Miller al- though it isn't the shade of Red Eyes. I, Paul Ehrlich, do hereby will my ability to beat up cars to Harvey Stratton. - I, Bob Butler, do hereby will my 1910 WStutz Bearcatu to James Cameron PIHIPIIECY While I was riding on the train to the U-R-Crazy Mental Hospital, the train jolted to a sudden halt, throwing me against the ceiling and knocking me out. Evidently, it was a long time before I regained con- sciousness, because during the time that elapsed before I awakened, I had a vision of the activities of my classmates in 1956, ten years after their graduation from Warrenton High School. Monte Koski and Dorothy Wildgrube have recently merged into busi- ness and are making a tidy sum operating the WYbu Stab 'Em, We Slab 'Emn Mortuary. ' Anita Galusha is now employed in Little Rock, Arkansas, at the Bad Samaritan Hospital where she is chief head-basher. Judy Shultz is fleeing from the French authorities as a result of her latest atte pt to prove that she was the real Madame Curie. B 11 Hamilton has been elected the most inspirational basketball player of 1966, something about getting foul shots. Larry Womack and Lora Meldrum tied the knot a few months ago and are now happily settled on Larry's WCottonpickingW cotton plantation in Alabama. Vesta Brons has married 'DogfaceN E gleston and they are now raising little eggs, CCheaper by the Dozens. Bill Stuller has just graduated from the school of Whow to Get Rich Without Working.n Tb his dismay, he learned that the college wasn't accredited and he cannot take out a non-working license. Eino Ritola recently graduated from OTI and now has his own mech- anical garage in Astoria--UYou CTSBD 'Em, we Mash 'EmW-- is his motto. Katherine Herglund isem loved as a private secretary to Mr.Grasa, the W. H. S. candy delivery man, and is doing quite well for herself. Neil Chance, poor boy, was finally hooked by JanetJohnson through his own stupidity. He taught her how to use a fly rod. Larry Hanlon is running for United States Senator of Oregon and has quite a few votes lined up for him as a result of his irresistible smile. Carl and Carol Johanson have become internationally famous with their book,WHcw tote Twins and Still be as Stupid as Ordinary-Mortals.' It is really something, not a correctly spelled word in the book. Muriel Shultz is trying to reorganize the NHarmonettesW for e debut in Hollywood, with the famous Cecil B.DeMille--as the six Marilyn Monroes. Bid Bradley recently graduated from the Bible Center Institute in Eugene and is now minister o the First Church of the Open Bible in the Belgian Congo. M... . 1. U X. ,R .,:,! I 1 f I 5 .-H KA.: . is , . , U 4 I 1' r ' Y-v ,pf 'fr J'-1 'i L' , .li . f t- . -J , ., . V... '1'L.hv pi V' 3 -.A H 'v - rg, 3,' , U ' J' .V 4. !,..,,v Ep N 5 nn. 12 L Q. .. 4 wffvf' Luv ' . .NZ ,fx Ak, 'Wi JIT' 4' YJ! 'K .1 ,L QA P: 1. we I, 4, . Lk hw- , - -IM 1. L29 l'l..:.,f!' mir ' +R- fl' . n.. ,, x fn-:wh u.. L -1 Prophecy, continued Alvin Birkholz is the head of NAl's Woodworking Centern wherehe teaches underprivileged children the craft of woodworking. Gary Lenhard is working for the Warrenton Volunteer Fire Depart- ment, as Secretary. He records the events of Thursday Night practice. Judy Gaither recently finished her modeling course and is now employed withlhnover Models of New York. She specializes with Frede- rick's of Hollywood Fashions. Gus Garbers is playing football for UCLA and has been nominated for the Class Player award for scoring the other t6am'S P0iUtS- I think I see Blanche Byrd and Larry Campbell married and living happily together, but the vision is not very clear and I cannot say for sure but Blanche looks as though she is twisting Larry's arm for a new car to match her slack suit. Phil Stuart entered his little Red Bomb in the Stock Car Races and finished first in a field of one. Barbara Long and Paul Ehrlich are happily married and are presently residing in the town of Desert where the population is almost three. Ken Chamberlain has moved back to Guam. He claims that the girls are better looking over there. Ann Petersen has entered that National Skating Contest and is currently practicing her skating at the Blue-C Skating Rink, the most famous one in the Northwest. Bob Butler has just graduated from pre-Med school at Oregon State College and Plans to enter Northwest Dentistry School next fall and go into business in the Drug Store building. Derald Herrington owns his own iairy farm,and qnfhe side supplies Warrenton with new practical jokes. Marjorie Tbppila has recently taken a stenographers'position with the famous attorney's, Slam, Slam, and Slam. After I regained consciouness, I looked around me and I wasn't even on a train. I was in m fourth grade class teaching English as usual, and the principal, Dick Kelly, was pouring water on my head. It seems that one of my little angels had pulled the chair out from Ill 'l'0llY In the early part of September51952,fifty-three big, brave, fear- less freshmen stormed through the halls of W. H. S.-big as you please- so we thought. we were the first class that did not have to have a big initiation. We soon learned ,l'fhO'l!8h, that even this did not make us as big and special as we thought we were, for we did not even rate a dance that year. Instead, we had a swimming and skating party in May for the whole freshmen class and we all had a wonderful time. One big triumph was that a freshman girl, Virginia Magnuson, was elected Queen of Hearts. The Sophomore year was considerably better than our freshmen yearz we were awarded the first dance of the year and it was a big success. The Junior-Senior banquet and prom along with the class play was the highlight of our junior year. Our theme for the prom, NThree Coins in the Fountain,W was very realistic, even to the flowing fountain in the center of the floor. WBeyond Reasonu was the name of our success- ful class play, directed by Mrs. Shepherd. During the fall, we held the annual Homecoming Dance and our President had the' pleasure of crowning Ann Davis. Queen and Darryl Bergerson, King, Now--at last, we are the mighty seniors. Our Christmas Ball, 'A Christmas wonderland,' was a beautiful dance and it was enjoyed by everyone who atte ded. During the sp ing we presented our class play and took a field trip to Salem. We are now ready to step forth from dear old W. H. S. to the unprotected world of mature adult peophg which we have almost become. Our high school years have been well spent with much encouragement from the entire faculty and the Eugshove from our wonderful parents. under me. Ginger Moore . E Q - F' M -wx WM A' X1 x.. , fx I 4, . I , nf' 5- ' X 1 ' ji g ,f -' 1 A L , ' ' I ' X 5 -. I 1 A it 4 .I fx' ' JV' gk li ff M -42 5 S x ' 4 h .4 ' N . 4211- 4, My in XY ,V ' lfhg f 3 , X . ' fig, f 4' ,fviz . ,rn Q 1, :I ss ' .J , . w , f El , ,-1' . f mn. ,, Q -w-'if X -L42-aug 15 t, .1 . 1 I . 4. -' muffin 4 5 .X , Q m.,x VJ I N I ilu 1 ffl 3.-4Y' 1 , HQ -. vi XIII:-sts PRUM -. f- EL Allen Mattila Treasurer set ei 109 P1 Zel- ggxixwo Y' Os po ei? eofape Got 62- 19 e at 568 ,cgi R9 J' C ouefbieaenba So f'f.:Q6Q,, 89 ,ago Q-J, dx?-5 1 as - Gene Kama President The junior class had a very successful year in 1956. Everyone had a good time at the Homecoming Dance on October 15, when Larry Hanlon and Barbara Long were crowned King and Queen of Homecoming. Their court included Princesses Blanche Byrd, Jucbf Gaither, Ginger Moore, and Carol Johanson and Princes Carl Johanson, Bill Hamilton,.Dick Kelly, and Larry Womack. Every Wednesday at noon hot dogs were sold :i.n the halls to raise money for the prom. A cooked food sales was held November first downtown. One of the most looked forward to moments came on December 6 when word came out from the office that the class rings had arrived. , Performances of the very successful play, Red-headed Royalty from Arkansas we t , re pu on January 25 and 26. Jim Walker and Pauline Miller held the leads as Prince Michaels and Ethel Whalen with Grant Ford winn- ing much acclaim as Fordice Green. The cast were very happy to have their director the dramatics coach, Miss Lois Payne The last semester the candy booth went from the senior hands to the very capable juniors who had it the rest of the The climax of a wonderful year came in May when ed the senior class with the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom. ULASS year 0 the juniors honor- 'Lee Wttixa zz Betty Col by Shir mensen is - nn x J 75 J Calvin Chi' udy Maize ' cami' wi. Keith Taylor severe Don R un 2 Duane Plyter za itgla Not Pictured Ares .Tama Beatty Donald Baldwin Dan Kayser Gordon Watson John lbbldrum sharon K11eY Q Larry Pope 'G 1 Y 0 T' nmeema f :za g ,. ,4 A N. 1 I H Dick . f if , EW Hayes X rystal C Ufflbs Bob Killwn 1 if ' Hn. . wa-71 ,man Ro Bonnie Smothe 24 land Taylor ULASS 0F 9 Mari waffen lyn Mb ' 1- GQO1- ge Sh Larry Harto G B01x0'1e Davis me Kama Ted Jones ' L0 1 tz Larson 25 U se Nvgffard 'Fri' Q 1 CLASS mul A fax' ua if '5'oa'Uf ykerilyn Jo GT Q' 'G-7 ant' Ford 49 Roberta Adams Ervin Salmi bn Stanley 3 5. v- l vj--. x C1 Hlldeane H 3-Milton 'P Pewfsen Tom Linda 26 Hanlon gg. CLASS 0F 9 ld Jacobson R093 I. Pauline Miller X X Q x ein . 1 Q' Mariove Ho 5 or Betty G All en Pgham Mattila James walker Harvey Stfatton zv Je-in 7 W Linqlligt 9 lv' N. A ,, ,. J 1 . 4 I . ,' .X H I 4 3 , 1 , Wi 1- ,. 7 Y I M' V 4 . N , R Q lf J . X ., HIL , v 1 if M Berna Dean Hart Don Peterson Sharon S69 The Armistice Day Dance with the wind whistling through our ears and the electricity off, was a decided flop, but an earlier project had boosted our finances so that we led all other classes be- fore us. with the help of your adviserQ Mr. Tay- lor, you carried out many more successful enter- prises..........what memories these. Allen Fgntgn Jerry Rodrigues ' Linda Cassidy Laura Fladins , I Q l J Front Row: Gail Wofford, X Student Council Representativeg W Mavis Tonpila, Secretaryg Berna Dean Hart, Vice President, Pack Row: Bill Wadsworth, Presidentg Gi159'i Grarson, Treasurer. ' Teorge Matteson, Sgt. at Arns, not pictured.', I? Gilbert Gramson Bob Maizp iwudie Kirshire i 'Y aw G12 dys Shoop - I . Jim Magby Toney NeW'bOl'1 Judy Bishop Richard Pe if-erson 5 8 Sharlyn Smith Marilyn Ekstrom John Nichols Dixi e Newton Ward Plummer Jimmy Cameron I1 S m e Judy Depping Q0 4+ 1 ,Q w - I n n ,U Lf. 1 f , X 'mf 'JL .vP..,p, 1. , Ilan' , ,:'fC .4 Lyle Lanier efffJ WMV 1 Eula Kerr Jerry Fawkes Ronald Herrington George Matteson Bob Campbell GLASS 0F '58 Sharon Rinesmith Karen Jensen Pat Berger Bob Coon Diane Falconer 90 Bill Wadsworth 1 Gail Wofford Ted Enola Marilyn Lamb 3. Joan Valley CLASS 0F , Jay Shepherd Dick Beatty Fred Wild grube Mary Ann Black TOM? BNHS Mel Huber Robert Day Caroline Soukkala 5... Jay Nedry Dale Blom Bob A681715 Patty Eward CLASS 0F 9 Jgnice Long Bob Hamilton I Jim Eggleston Jeanette Watts Mavis TbPPi1a Jerry Matteson 4 o Bud Killian 31 C gf ii M 9,5 Minnie Kelso 6 N Kathleen Wheeler F1'0nt Row: Victoria Valley, Treasurer? Janet Miller, Presi- dent! Deloris Huber, Secretary: Helen Pikes Vice Presidentg Back Row: Ronald Miller, Sgt, at Amss Ron Nedry, student Council Representative. fr 0191780 7 with Mrs. Mimi Bump as adviser, our first Freshman Activity, the Halloween Dance, proved a remark- able success, and gave us confid- ence to plan another dance in the spring. Candy sales helped to finance the activities, as did the cash earned from several P. T. A. at- tendance prizes. Janet Miller Q Q25 Lloyd Hagnas Sherry Lenhard J S oo' Donald Knotts ash Wx iff' W X X -,- 4...X,,..'. '-.:. ' ' . X X1 Xf-.- , X !'r','4,U -LJ,-X: 1 . I Y W .X 2 fin . 1-.55 .X' X'.'w-vf?'v'--- X --uX.:.X,. .X . .MV Wi'-.-.C . . X .-WSW X,,..u. X ' . XV. .fiXXk,jg.f.r:g:X'.:g :. .I 'nw MX , X X ., 1 nf iff. . I ,X - . , ' X U.. J..-..X .- X- X-fm X X-5-,N XX, , X ,X .-:Mn 4'-' A... X , . 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Secretbrys 'iam Ytgnvar, Yfeaiden wlaaevorw, waxy vw , B16 in eb 151101 , and We-poise 00901 . 5,750 DTM! , J S yd? y be Ve out F1-was 'I fu s. Pls, Maize D 611 eaqtfe f 'iz- No t P1 'Gt CtUI,igzaiec. 5,118 J S 5 3 Li ba:- ee 'I-ep' in on B: 61- pro an on OO Jg le!-uatfit O 9 -f the E f cl, 1 Q' Sfaiy, t Fo t ahead id: gg Ig: or . gbg the 5-an vo lgb 11 d a Bo be Quiz- Q Q ad! I '9lo'1e8'faH'1' 1' fam o,.Jm 111:- 0 8 fl , fwfr J Ai 'i rg . ,l l I . !. i , .A h 'EN'- I . 1 . - w ,, Q -, N 's , l , x ffl ' ' .' f i-: ' . 1 5' ,-iL51iE2.'- 2 .. gn. , a .r- AQSQLT--TA , , xbl. ,. 4.4, - X V y. . I V, 5, ':L,5a:-Y ' N ,I A' 1 AN. -. . - i Y . Y ,, k 'lIJ1.- ' - An , V, ., . I V, .4 .,..z . , -, , ' ' ' H, L. -ff P' 1 . N, 2 I 3 I ' fl w . wx. - ' -.1. , ' .gum pr. y ,- , , Q -V,VAt.,Vg'HX. - , V-Q Lp., ., . ' F iw - V' N. ,M-...j1',-I - - .N 1,1 ' 1f17 1' -I, Q ,' f R.. . . js , '. W ' , 'iw . .Q f --j 1 ' W r , 1 4 f-.V ,cz 51 ,vpn I W , '4 ' 'fw,,l '. ...A , 1, - v ,,.,, A f :WA-4' f '. ' fr . A ' ' .F D, 4 r . f X 1 . r I, ' l 1, .. .- ' f Sri- ii.1Q.L.x,-:1.. , Jn., 1-.. , +L., 4, R, ,J 1 ' M4 5 w, 7 1 ' f IAHWOUAL 'W' 'VP' I' 2 5- dr q 1 4 Si Plans for the organization of the Clatsop 7haoter of the National donor Society of Sec- :ndary Schools were formulated in November of L955. In January, l956, the 2l members were slected: 7 seniors, 7 juniors, and 7 S0phO- xores. Membership in this chapter is based an Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Iharacter. The election of the members is by :hapter cgungil whiqh consists of the princi- :al and members of the high school faculty. The object of this chapter is to create an 6UtHUSi8Sm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character. On February 15, 1956, Columbia Chapter of Astoria High School presented.our charter and inducted our charter members yuan impres- sive candlelight service. Q5Lwfr6aeeAa ATIO AL H0 0R 0ClETY Sitting around table, J. Johnson, B. Bradley, R. Adams, A. i' Galusha, M. Shultz, J. Shultz, G, Mogre, 3. Byrd. Back row, G. Word, B, Wadsworth, K, Taylor, 5, Wiley, yn Stait, L. Nvsasrd, M- Lamb, J. Vallqw B. Co1b5'W. Plummer, J. napping, L. Lanier, and Mrs. Baldwin, adviser. Not pictured Pat ty as Eward. Muxeoomjng Wwy- enior Frm ,ii s 60,9-e LA Q., Pri-H0959 Judy K b PrinceasqB1anche I 4- F1 xiii, I . wh ' ' WAAS , , . 50089, AO 'k' 'Ql- Band Front Row: L. See, K. Knotts, L. Hayes, J. Eward. 2nd Row: A. Hamilton, M. McCracken, R. Edwards, J. Shultz, L. Voelken K Ledgerwood, J. Lanier, H. Petersen. 3rd dow: K. Herglund, J. Shultz, B. Wadsworth, B. Salmi, L. Camm, M. Buchanan, B. Adams, G. Ford, L. Shultz, B. Lindsley, G. Warren, K. Young, M, Van. Back Row: D. Knotts, B. Jones, G. Garbers, M. Shultz, N. Herglund, P. Eward. Not pictured: L. Murray, E. Van, J. McCracken, and M. Marsh. Under the very capable direction of Mr. Robert Langen, the combined high school, grade school bands progressed very rapidly this year. The band appeared for the first time in their new uni- forms at the Winter Band Concert, which was presented two nights. The uniforms are blue and gray, with gold trim. The Pep Band, working closely with the Pep Club and Pep- sters played very peppily at nearly all the home games, and several away games. A new addi ti on to the band this year was the 'Fife - Jug- and Bottlen Band which played novelty numbers on different occasions. Two other groups, a German Band and a Dance Band, are expected to be in full force next year. All in all, we think the band was really great this year. 41 , . ,f 1 ff ' P J . , rss? ,. . ,, .gy .- 3 ., - 4 'i .,-. YK 1 , 9 u V 4 K, If iii? w ov 0 im' f - 92 K PS 3 ' rw Wow! Look at those legs! Murde Ch . the T051 7,6 N3 If 1 J'oU3':e13l8 Wh oo Hb .v Coker: out it, 300219 ugxeadggfeeaxgrs - -nh rf ?f, Tig! , .. A7 V' A f ,g ',' .19 Q F MIXED UHORU e f FJ 44. ., rruuv nuli De uelllluru, up IIKB, Us 501.118, Pl. Easley, V. Valley, J. Miller, J. Matteson, P. Craven, M. Ferrell, J. Lindquist. Seated: E. Kerr, L. Davis, B. Nichols, J. Mart- in, J. Shultz, J. Shultz, H. Shultz, B. Herglund, M. Eks- trom, J. Depping, D. Huber, V. Doney, Third Row: L. Flad- ing, A. Galusha, K. Jensen, C. Combs, H. Holstein, D. Fal- coner, G. Kirsher, P. Eward, S. Mattila, B. Graham, C. Ham- ilton, G. Moore, R. Adams, H. Harsh, J. Valley, L. Harto, L. Hagnus, Miss Marilvn Davis: Director, Back Row: J. Stanley, J. Rodrigues, A. Fenton, D. Petersen. B. Killion, G. Gramson, L, Lanier, J. Nedry, D. Blom, J. Eggleston, T. Hanlon, W. Plummer, R. Nedry, G. Ford. The first public performance of the year was a Christ- mas Cantata, 'Chimes of the Holy Night. A spring concert was also given by the Mixed Chorus. Miss Marilyn Davis was director, accompanists were Patty Eward and Grant Ford. Performing on certain occasions were the Mixed Quartets and Girl's Double Trios. Front raw: M. Stait, B. Graham, H. Adams, E. Karr, J. Martin, J. -X X 1 I , I sauna. Back row: J. Stanley, G. Fora, T. Hanlon, L. Lanier, D. Knotts X I , J. Lanier. f I g MIXED 0 ARTETTE 2, W INIUBLE TRIO S . 0 4 . Front Row: J. Shultz, M. Marsh, M. Shultz, J. Martin, D. Bod4e, J. 16 ,Q , 1 . Shultz, C. Hamilton. Middle Row: L. Nygaard, B. Graham, M. Stait, X , , 4 B. Har-gland, L. Dana, B. Nichols, P. Eward, s. Mamma. Back Row: Q, AJ 'y J. Valley, J. Lindquist, V. Valley, G. Moore, J. Depping, T. Kirsher. L , K L N. , ., 44 Y x ..l461EQ.:wnlW4 '.A l.P.' l.. '7K'ii I '!T' V 'H 'U . Janet Johnson Anlta Galusna Co-Editor Co-Editor f ' Louise Nygaard Grant Ford Co-Assistant Editors ART 81 MU IC l M519 oo rlgnu arounu une tableg L. Campbell, B. Killian, G. G b ar ers, A. Petersen, K. Herglund. B. Whdsworth, not pictured. 'A J. Miller, P. Eward, B. Graham, L. Nygaard, G. Ford, B. Butler, V. Brons, G. Moore, J. Johnson, A. Galusha Lenhau-d, D.Ke11y, D. Herrington, C. Johanson, M. Toppila, B. Colby, P. Stuart, J. Shultz, H. Shultz, L. Womack, N. Chance . M.. C. Johanson, B. Adam, A. Birkholz, G. Gramaon, B. Hamilton, 46 B. Stullor, J. Watts, B. Byrd, S. Hattila, J. Gaither. l fS jf' -M gil: ' It C W? fx Km 5- vnulu., D. ouuller. uacx now: B. B adley, J. Beatty, R. Taylor, D. Kelly , G. Karna, D. Keyser, K. Herglund, Mrs. Hinkle, Adviser, A. Galusha, B. Butler, D. Hayes, D, Herrington, J. Walker, G. Lenhard, R. Jacobson. Ml 4. uv -fel Ui! Cp:1,YN5-ei SE? t0z-.1 :Lhul tz Bekpfjn eS'Uer cond Sem Chief E53 t Sym ester T55 x. Manager Dara-1 d 47 Her orangaamof Producti on rington 2 Bob Htlarzfx aa ll0'l'ATl G EIll'l'0R Gaithpr Larry Roberta Adams Sitting around table: Dick Hayes, Grant Fbrd, B111 Stuller, qudy Gaither, .Ronald Jacobaon.- Astandingz Roberta Adams, James Walker, Muriel Shultz, Bob But1erQ Betty 'Colbyj Bid, Bradley, Derald Hgrringto5,f Kathy Heyglund not pictured. ,jf- 1' 4 48 P . 3 Q ' - 4 , x,x N, w . -- V' . 12 f .., ,- , ' - 1 M , H,,..,,.-.,g, af.i.b,.., . Q... . Touchdown' ' TW J4W'f3f '-' Front row: G. Karna, G. Garbers, D. Kelly B. Stuller, L. Womack, L. Hanlon, C. Johanson. Middle row: Leon Thylor, Head Coach, D. Ladd, B. CampbdD, G. ramson, J. Eggleston, G. Matteson, R. Nedry, R. Herring- ton, Bob Logsdon, Ass't. Coach. Back row: L. Trumbo, D. Parman, J. Ringer, R. Miller, J. Matteson, D. Petersen, J. Nedry, W. Plummer, H. Stratton, Manager, and not pictured, L. Campbell. lun .AA . .-.ph . 4' , - h lI4..!'.!, lD 1L.l. BALL Tackle Run .Li ak A2 NORTH NAST LEAGUE CDMPETITION Warrenton 0 20 Seaside Warrenton 19 7 NBHY1-KHh'Ni9 Warrenton 7 30 T113-alook Warrenton 7 7 NGSWCCU NON LEAGUE CCMPETITION Warrenton 0 O KnlPPl Warrenton O I46 Ilwaco Warrenton 0 O Clatekanie LETTER AWARDS SENIORSs Dick Kelly ----------- ------ T ackle Larry Womack ------------------ had Larry Hanlon- ---------- -Halfback Carl Johanson ---------- --Halfback Gus Garbere -------- -- ---- ---Guard Bill Stuller -------- -Quarterback Larry Campbell ----------- -Tackle Head Coach, Leon Taylor JUNIORS. Gem Kam. ---u-u--- -------End SOPHOMORESz Bob Campbell -------- --- ----- -End Gil Gramson--- -------- ---Cen ter Jim Eggleston -------------- Tackle George Matteson ------------- Guard Jerry Matteson ----------- --Guard Ward Plummer --------- ---Fullback Jay Nedryv- ------- - ---- Quarterback 1 GRADUATING SENIORS FRESHHEN: Ron Nedry- ---------- ---Halfback and Undzrtisgach Leon Taylor the Warriors had a very unusual season with one win and three 10359, They had the experience of playing in the sun in d times they lost, but they never gave up. , ra , an mow. Sometimes they 'on and som' Benogeven seniors are leaving but there are many experienced underclassmen coming up for the next 'I K '1 B. Bradley J. Rodgrihluesa B- Stullern J- Nedfys Cvjbhansonf G. Karna, G. Gramson, L. Pope, L. H810-Orly B- Hafnlltm: and Coach Logsdon. Bill Hamilton Bill Stuller Gene Karna Gary Lenhard Carl Johanson Gilbert Gramson Jerry Rodrigues Bud Bradley Larry Hanlon STATISTICS ON 17 GAMES 12' Shots Shots FTA FTM Reb. PF TOTAL 566. Wade PQTNTS ,mini ffafvrv 31f1u 32681731 '72A67A50'218 !1hO'58' '3h'153'36'15o '98l33I A33'85!36A10O 99 26 35 '96 '53 4 ev A16 I3 I 1511715111 ' 22 ' 6 ' ' u 5 16 I 6 I 16 AIOAQA l0!5 6l ,4 AIOAMA 50 51.1 15 8 ' U I I I I ' Y I I I I .9 ef M0 The Warrenton Warriors under the direction of Coach Bob Logsdon started off the season with a zood won and loss record. In the middle of the season Gary Lenhard, senior forward, was hospitalized. The team sorely missed him and never retained the form they had in early season. There are six seniors leaving this year: Carl Johanson, Bill Hamilton, Bud Bradley, Larry Hanlon, Gary Lenhard, and Bill Stuller. 4 A nfif Span J. V. BASKETBALL T-eft to Rishi! D. Carden, B. Maize, J. Corkill, T. Brons, B. Yardley, J. Ringer, D. Blom, B. Lee, T. Carden, G. Vatteson, R- Nedrv, Cvach Tavlor. Not pictured D, Searle. Coach Leon Tay1or's J V's had a successful season winning twelve and losing ten. The J V squad is made up of seven Freshmen and five Sophomores If this is a preview of basket- ball at Warrenton, opposing teams had better take heed. Scores Warrenton J V's 36 37 hh 19 36 26 38 39 as 27 53 7? M9 Sl 39 66 58 3? 39 D3 bl of Games Knappa Rainier Nehalem Ilwaco Seniors Nestucca Clatskanie Seaside Rainier Ilwaco Neahkanie, Nehalem Tillamook Tillamook Nestucca Neahkanie Tillamook Tillamook Knappa Seaside Clatskanie 2h 27 36 28 31 39 L16 L3 33 37 ho L9 36 hi bv 60 SS 36 36 39 M9 BA EBALL -V ,iii .. J .L A 'A fx. N Al L 1 'N' y , Front Row: C. Johanson, L. Pope, B. Maize, J. Nedry J. Mat- teson, D. Carden, G. Gramson, G. Matteson. Second Row: B. Yardley, J. Corkill, J. Ringer, K. Chamberlain, T. Jones, D. Jones, D. Newton, R. Stocker. Back Row: R. Nedry, D, Searle, T- Carden, B. Berg, L. Trumbo, J. Magby, D. Parman, R, Day, The WARRIORS 1955 baseball team finished in 7th place in the Lower Columbia League. This spring they are expected to do better with six returning lettermen: Carl Johanson, Larry Pope, Jay Nedry, Jerry Matteson, Tom Carden and Bob Maize. This year the team will be coached by Mr. Leon Taylor. M mmm, L 0 U10 rm 00 5 'P-ob ,axm-5 . A N 14 1 H Hs 4'-f a O X , -X ,QSYUH x. d' H661 rf 0 qfedfy 11,0 L8 A1 Q-Nr 'XG 6-YQ O P n 1 'U' Handica ed by a lack of lettermen, the track team began its practice DP with only two returning lettermen: Jay Nedry, 880 yd. dashg and Gilbert Gramson, 1 mile run. Other performers on the team are : R. Herrington, 220 yd. dash, D. Peterson, 110 yd, and 220 yd. dashg P. Berger, 1 mile rung J. Eggleston, discus, J. Rodrigues, javeling J. Cameron, 1 mile rung B. Wadsworth, high and low hurdlesg B. Adams, high and low hurdles. . I 1 'N N, 'J , j - R- v M3 ,AE!Px . I ' 1 1 Qi 'ii O fi. The Warrior's golf team paced by three returning lettermen from last years team is expected to do very well this year. Last years team finished the season with a 8-2 mark. The team participated in the OSAA Golf Tourna- ment in Portland in May. ,sp wr? ' 'W xaifpo Ny 'J ICK .1 JAMES ' GEUFGE. ,355- ifp ' YW' 9082: fjibi A..i.l'1 Wm w x,ovl'5e s, ? 469 X f' i Q Sw 'X P 1 ,inn sf 2 Q, 'M 'O ohfpp N ,B 05? it The 1955 Volleyball season, whlch consisted of two games with Knappa Union High School, resulted in one loss for the A team Squaws and two wins for the up and coming Papooses. Nany of the girls on these two teams have played four years, this bs- ing their last season. The team will surely miss these girls, but there will be others to take their places. Battj QGQN9 xbpb isa? Epegb 10 ef- 0 Marilyn SWG Po , n dack t RQW. Sgal.tROw, ' A J. M bs. J 910 TODKOG IB' Q' J jyerma . , Ohms 0, o .Y 8, Loniigrd. J PL December saw the beginning of bowling for the high school girls. Four teams of five girls each signed up and a captain was elected. They are Pin- busters-Blanche Byrd, Alley Cats-Bonnie Smoik Blows-Bonnie Davis, Strike Ou' was Mrs. Gibs VICTMRH, No Us-Sharon Wiley. Advisor on who accompained the girls every Wed- nesday after school. ., C. Johanson' . Davl-Ja J Long, B. Brifd' E' .4 Karr, ' 1 Row! D' G 'LDBTQ l r A Petersen' J' al M11 6 9 ' . n, P- 1 ' I Mrs. Row. BaCXf.-.,.,,... 59 311 V-ni' wig, V, 5 ik. .. 'f,3fL-lv' . . -5 'V' Rr ,. ,lk- ,7 K wx J. Q W J .D 'E u I 5, 1 lx I 'W gm . K W 1 -' . . . 1 f A N -1' Z1 EXW f. wo? Barbara Long, Bula Kerr, Pauline Miller, Merilyn Stait, Bonnie Davis. ,f!'! '-- 99919995 Front Row: A. Petersen, V. Brons, M. Toppila,. E. Kerr, M. Stait, P. Miller, B. Davis, B. Long, B. Colby, B. Byrd, G. Wofford. Second Row. J. Gaither, L. Nygaard, C. Beyers, B. Graham, K. Jensen, D. Falconer, B. Hart, J. Watts, M. Toppila, C. Hamilton, Back Row: R. Adams, G. Moore, J. Maize, S. Wiley, P. Eward, L. Petersen, M. Black, B. Smother- man. Barbara Long Pep Club President PEP TER Have you noticed, when you go to a Warrior Basketball Game, those eight little gals with big letters on their backs that spell WARRIORS? Did you wonder who they were and why they were out there waving their arms and kicking their feet? Those eight little gals are our newly formed Pepsters, and they are out there to give our team lots more support than they were getting before. They have worked and slaved toperfect new routines in time For the games. They really deserve re- cognition. WE'RE PROUD OF OUR PEPSTERS ' 81 Bonnie Smotherman Pepster Queen 'AR qluv w-ff Carl Johanson, President LETTERME ' UL If The Letterman's Club is the organization that is in charge of keeping order at all student body meetings and as- semblies and is in charge of the fire station. During the basketball sea- son the Letterman have a re- freshment stand and maintain order at all the games. The real purpose of the Letterman's Club is to promote more interest and participa- tion in boys athletics. ,fo The adviser of this Orga- .-ff nization is Mr. Robert Logs- don. The officers this year are Carl Johnason, President, Bill Stuller, Vice President: Jay Nedry, Secretary, IBTTY Hanlon, Treasurer. Bill Stuller, Vice Pres. Front row: J. Matteson, B. Stuller, B. Maize, T Carden, J. Nedry, J. Stanley, B. Hamilton, H. Stratton,Manager,D. Ritola. Back row: G. Gremson, L. Hanlon, G. Matteson, C. Johanson, D. Hayes, L. Campbell, G. Lenhard, L. Pope, and Mr.L03Sd0!1, ad- 62 visor. G.A.A. lFront Row! J. Gaither, M. Petersen, C. Bsyers, G. Moore, K. Herglund, I M. Shultz, J. Shultz, M. Toppila, C. Johanson, V. Brons, B. Byrd, B, Smother-man, L. Nygaard, B. Davis, P, Miller. Second Row:C. Soukkala , J. Watts, E. Kerr, P. Eward, D. Falconer, B. Nichols, M. Easley, J. Shultz, V. Donem D, Huber, M. Holstein, M. Lamb, J. Depping, R. Adams, S. Lenhard, B. Long, M. Stait, J. Johnson, A. Galusha. Third Row: G, Woffard, M. Toppila, J. Martin, D. Bodie, B. I-Ierglund, D. Newton, P, Craven, M. Ferrell, J. Mattson, S. Wiley, L. Peterson, H. Pike, B. Hart, J. Long, M. Black. ,- mil 'Q 22239. Q Of., J fo. oh, Gb.. ' 4 il .9 .9 .9 Im: t'QIQt',ta,.Pl9'ajb'bfgb1otI f . Qbzqe .fob f ' 5? ay of 0 4s azzlbeg Ib 20015 0173 'Peqzcitihbe -rooiet - '2'f '5'3 hte Q. 9 tio 091- Of O0 lr 59 10:1 H 0f 't ip' f-f.'J fe g 2, '2f1 'e w fm' , Q fo 'cbohe fa- 'bt Pozbtfos 8 J 'blib '30, tomb I0 vez veil A, If. qs, ,vit ww .. GIRL LEAGUE Front Rows E. Kerr, J. Gaither, J. Johnson, A. Galusha, L. Meldrum, A. Petersen, G. Moore, K. Herglund, M. Shultz, J. Shultz, M. Tbppila, C. Johanson, V. B ons, B. Byrd, B. Smotherman, L. Nygaard, B. Davis, P. Miller, M. Stait, B. Long, J. Long, V. Valley, Middle Row: V. Doney, C. Combs, S. Wiley, M. Ferrell, J. Matteson, P. Craven, K. Meldrum, D. Bodie, M. Ekstrom, B. Herglund, M. Easley, J. Sh ltz, Mrs. Hinkle Adviser, M. Holstein, B. Graham, M. Marsh, S. Mattila, B. Colby, R. Adams, L. Petersen, H. Pike, S. Lenhard, M. Black, B. Hart, S. See, L Flading, Back Row: M. Toppila, K. Jensen, D. Newton, D. Falconer, J. Martin, C. Beyers, B. Nichols, B. McComber, K. Wheeler, M. Lamb, P Eward, T. Kirsher, D. Huber, J. Depping, C. Hamilton, J. Lindquist, J. Watts, G. Wofford, C. Soukkala, G. Shoop, S. Rinesmith, J. Valley. ! The purpose of the Girls' League is to foster fellowship among the girls of the school. By means of Big and Little Sisters, the underclassmen become more adjusted to high school life. In the past the Girls' League has sponsored a Mother and Daughter Tea. This year they decided to sponsors Father and Daughter Banquet. It has been their privilege to take the responsibility of decorating the school for Christmas, and to participate in various holiday and community activi- ties. Yresidgnt Yilanch' wa, 64 l .4 K N 1 .Av Y' . .. . .1 1: 'N 'x'. :H , 5 A . ,fy-1 HV. 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Pope, Mr. Logsdon, F. Wildgrube, B. Killion, P. Berger, E Larson, J. Cameron, N. Chance, J. Shepherd. Neil Chance, President The purpose of the Rod and Gun Club is to pro- mote good sportsmanship, skill in hunting and fishing, interest in conservation, and cooperation with all the agencies having these same objectives. The Club sponsored Red Hat Dav in the High School, arranged for a talk by a member of the State Game Co mission, and promoted the annual Trout Derby during the beginning of trout season. The Rod and Gun Club has joined the National Rifle Association and is developing a good sized rifle team. M , Robert Logsdon is the Club's adviser. CREWCUTS AND LONGHAlRS SENl0R CLASS ,1 if ,LGHQQ 'tw s Where Have you been9909 1- .wi rgfmgz.:m.x.4:, 4 '1 V A S Q7 rf . .,,?-djlzim. . 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