Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1946 volume:

lA UARY 1946 f Q Theme l-llstory ol Photography X f TL 'EXW Colors Chortreuse Block Venetlon Red GK WQG 'Q 1 Class Flower Orchlol V A 'X Class Motto Prepormg Todoy Achrevmg Tomorrow Publrshed by Semor Class of Washzngton Hrgh School Portland Oregon if l f X f X -s ... M yi KL-J X iw X' SITE? Z 4?-ff If 0 f - 1 'I' 5 ss' 'Elf C Q '-a ' r , ' 71 5 - kk 'i Wmflllllll ' : 1 1 ' , I 51:3-1253 mvu: N 4 I 53721. ' I l . . f f rrrr ,lf v ,ffl fl ff! X ff . fl! ll!! ffl' iff' 1 A I' I' , V, . . f X ff 1' XV' X 94' N Z f g U9 1 ' 4 X 'N , f I -iz' '07 CK? 5 f f Q' Q: Hi .f dc-i n e ,Q A I -1 1, ,f ur fi ,447 ' If , ' 4 1 ' X 5 X, , X 4 ' 'llffvi f 'MW' ff' f , ' ,!5'lvopD Z f 1 . 4271 Z 51 3, v ' ,. , f fl NE f 'I W , Q41 . . , 5 r-. - , ' -, 8. - ,zz . i,5g,vw4ff.1,Q, Rum! -2 KB' iw X.-fr. 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' ,f ' is , R , 7 F , :mug wwf x 4' DEDICATION the des re to record on trlm the mon rncrdents whrch represent good trmes ond hopprness to Amen cons rs comporotrvelx ne IJ The development of o comero proctrcorl enough tor on omoteur to operote occurred o rel trvelx le v weors ooo but the rnventron vtos cr populor one ond on rmmedrote success ond now no lomrly s posse srons ore cofnplete vtrthout o com ero of some sort fl rdce ol people knovtn os shutter hugs hos sprung up ond the fofmly orlbum hos be come o prtceless record book beor ng nostolgrc plc torrol evldence ot dotes ond events deor to ones heort The medtdm ol plootogrophy olso hos become one of the most populor methods ot odvertrsmq there lo olo omrno rnto o multrmrlhon dollor rndu try There Ure monx other phoses ol prcture mokmg too numerous ond detorled to rnent1on lt s to th omoteur photogropher thot th pook 1 dedrcc ted nov ever ond to hrs desrre to hove o ton orble recordmq ot hrs hoppx Alnerrcon hte APPRECIATION hvery loroe enterprrse nos o tew unherolded rn out recogntron Thrs rs espectctllv true ol the Len th1s term lvlonf tudents hove unselhshly socrrhced therr studx perrods to type NT te ortrcle ond do other ot the necessory obs ot thrs pulolrcotron Our dcultv ord vrsor hove wtllmcjlx contrrlouted countless hours ot extrd trme ond grven much trmely otdvrce lr Bernord Brtdqes spent o conslderctble omount ol hrs ov n tune rn electlnd the moterrol tor thrs hook ond toqether Jvrtn Mr Chtlord Brldges completed the tre mendous tosk ol prrntrnq tt rrqht on schedule r Peterson the engrotver ond Mr S1T1OY1 the photogrophe were ltrnd ond helpful tnroughout de prte the de monds mode upon them To the e persons the lonuory 46 clos extend rt deepet thonk ond srn ere opprerrotron tor ct tot vtell done qt A. 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', ' I 'J N 5553 555 Wfgqigai 1? 0 wgwogyjg Jw if X X MQ N S. ff, X' N f x fl TAC f C X X X by f UKQX if J' N! f X S N R 2 iA Eg 'Q-. A ,Q -- ', X MR. SMITH The members of the lanuary 46 class Wish to express to Mr Smith our deepest thanks for the quidance and understanding he has shown us during our stay at Washington We are proud of the fact that four short years our class entered as freshmen We shall always hold his timely advice and help ln highest esteem His Warm personality and friendly attitude will win for him a place in the hearts of every Washington student now and in future years ago, our principal took over his position as head of the school at the same time MR. WINDNAGLE Durrng our four years at Washrngton the members of the Ianuary 46 Class have bene f1ted from the capable supervlslon of Mr W1nd nagle our v1ce prmctpal He has been on the job at all tlmes and has pursued Wrth energy the course of law and order Mr Wlndnagle s rntense loyalty to Washmgton hls keen rnterest rn athlet1cs and hrs broad assocratron w1th young people have made hrm a potent 1n fluence 1n the hves of Washlngton students The graduates of Washlngton Hlgh are better prepared for the world whmch hes before them because of h1s hlgh standards of conduct We Wtsh to express to Mr W1ndnagle our sm cere apprecratlon for h1s unceasrng efforts to and pr1nc1ples MISS OHMERT Mlss Hazel M Ohmert Washmgtons cap able dean of g1rls has contrrbuted to our suc cess durtng the past four years She has glven freelv of her trme to help us rn solvrng our many problems She has been greatly 1nter ested rn all our school act1v1t1es and has been energettc and tlreless 1n her efforts to uphold the hrghest standards 1n our school l1fe Many grrls of the Ianuary 46 class have beneflted by the wrse counsel and careful gu1dance of Mlss Ohmert When We leave Washfngton as graduates 1n lanuary We w1ll be better pre pared for the problems wh1ch he ahead be cause of her leadershrp We extend to her our s1ncere apprecratron for her untrrrng ef forts and We hope that many classes to come may have the benef1t of her gu1dance instill in the members of our class high ideals OFFICE STAFF lt pecrol recogmttorm fvere to be gtvert to two OT tle most deperdoble ond Competent 1r1d1v1duols ot Woshtngton l-hgh School Mlss Svkes ond Mrs Rtce would mthout doubt be m the hrrtelght The eager ond clfeertul mormer hos ploced them m htgh esteem w1th both the members ol the 5 ult cmd t e students Altlsough thetr otttce schedule rrught e u cupted they olw oys tmd ttme tor the numerous tosxs osked b, others As f e of t'1e ldrtuory l946 Closs ledve Jllss SX kes dd Mrs R1 e NG Ntsh to express our grotltude 'or four ur1t1r1r1o effort dt our school he redlly ll mtss ou ttehdl sotrtt ood smtle X fi' '27 an LIBRARY Durrng our past four years at Washtngton I-hgh School we have en countered many rnstances when the hbrary was rndtspensable The hbrary under the laudable superwslon ot M1ss Lanceheld has become the basr of much ot our school work and the foundatron of our future In order for the students to beneht by ITS reference and readtng rnaterrals 1t ts accesslble durmg study penods and hetore and atte school W1thout the helprng hand ot MISS Lanceheld we would have been retarded rn our progress The Ianuary 1945 Class WISIIGS to express lts appreclatlon tor your mlhna asststance MISS Lonceheld b dedtcatrng thls page to you A X , Q5 FACULTY T TEACHERS RETIRFMENT 'I ...1 71.v,4, W 'uf ' 1, 1 1.4 BALLARD Engllsh Masque Advisor A BLAKE MGlhGmGllCS Adv1sor Busmess Stall Washmgtoman Counselor Fourth Stxth Terms CLEMO Englxsh BARBER Engllsh BOGARD Music Appreclatlon Orchestra Band Boys Glee gui' COMSTOCK Latln Socxal Studles Advlsor Ordo Romac dm 47- Servxce Flag S' K CURRIER DORAN Hlstory SCISHCG J 12-nr GALLOWAY GEBALLE History Sclence Lost and Found FACULTY BEACH Mathematlcs Counselor Thmrd Fourth Term BOUCK Auto Mechamcs Sclence Counselor Seventh Elghth Term C COOK Shorthand Typmg Fxfth Sxxth Term Counselor Phreno Advisor DUNCAN Rosclus Advlsor Dramatxcs Coach Publtc Speakmg Volce and Speech Stagecraft GRANBERG Tlcket Salrs Bookecpmg 'lypmg l BEEBE Mechanical Drawlng Industnal Arts Mathematxcs BROVJN Enghsh E COOK Spamsh EXLEY Football Coach Track Coach Iumor Basketball Coach Physical Educatlon GRANT BENSON Mathematlcs SCIENCE Isto Advxsor CAUTHERS Art Biology CORDOVA Engltsh FINNIGAN Engllsh Seventh E1ghth Term Counselor GREEN Mathematlcs Sclence Lens Advxsor AQ, f 3' -.': 2 tn: , AA , M, A X C 1, ' ' 2 .xl A .st F .. - YI ,.. 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Ul f., -I 'L f Ll 'E 3, N: ' X ' wh- , fy f H ,. . -.-:. , , , i , ' f fl , ' - '- 1 , , S 5 '59 ...W RUMMEL Foshxon Ar1 Me-tcxl Art Art General COmm5TClG1 Art Art Advmsor for Len v ig SUT'I ON Bmology WELLS HISYOYY Socml Studxes 'maid ww SCHULTZ MG1h6mGflCS TILLSON Lngnsh WHEELER Crafts Art Appreclotlon IN MEMORIAM '58 f 'H Bessle May Robmson Iuly 3 1897 December 6 1945 As a small ch1ld rn the thlrd grade Bessle Roblnson came wrth her famrly to Portland from Seattle fvhere sh was born I-ler schoohng was at Dav1s Grammar School whlch has s1nce been torn down at Lmcoln l-hgh School and for three years at Reed College Then rn order to specrahze ID hlstory she went to the Unwerstty ot Washlngton for both her bachelor s and master s degrees For twenty two years she taught ln Portland for the most part at Wash1ng ton I-hgh School One year she Nas at the Better Scholarshrp School For many years she taught at the hlgh school summer sesslon She also was very actlve rn thc Portland Hlgh School Teachers Assocra tron Partlcularly memorable IS her Nork ln turn1sh1ng and equlpplng a recreatlon room at the Portland Army Arr Base and tn provtdtng 'ood and entertalnrnent at Chnstmas for Barnes Hosprtal Although she loved her work and gave to lt a wonderful amount ot energy and vltahty her hte was not wrthout recreat1on and travel She went to Europe 1n 1927 v1s1t1ng the Contlnent and the Br1t1sh Isles and she made two trlps across our contlnent by automob1le lt Nas Wh1le on the tlrst ot these tours that she met wlth a ser1ous accldent caused by the reckless drlver of another car Th1s fall she was IH school as usual unt1l October 12 when she went to the hospltal for an operatton ln a tew weeks she was apparently on the road to recovery so that her sudden death .vas a great shock and brought a deep sense of loss to the Nhole hool as Hell as to her tamlly and fr1ends Bessle Roblnson f tll be remembered tor the del1ght she took tn l1v1ng She was always the center ot a hvply crowd ot teachers and puplls d1scuss1ng the vltal queshons o tne hour Sne Nas enthuslastlc Hnrnensely generous aggresstve and unatratd Per laughter f as one ot the pleasurable thlngs ln the halls and class rooms ot Wa htngton I-hgh School as sq, . , N 'qi . - . 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TMC 3oYyg'Q W he XAKCR F EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ls VNILL UEBAF Pr srdenf BOB L VEY N el9r srdenf BETTH NEA1rrL:n Secretary RAV MUESSK: Treasurer ALBER1 MAPDIHALL Fssrs :Int Tre surer DON F-xlf-T BOB NIINITU IN Co Edxtors MARY MERRTEIE D Vernber Below Thlrd Term PAF-IBAQA HARDY TOM MCGILL Members at Large EIU BDVJEQ Presrdent of Lrvewlres BoD BI' RG Cafeterla Board URBAN LAVEY Marntarnmg the standard of var1ed actrvrtres ana accomplrshments for the school the Executrve Commlttee completed a hrahly successful term through the efforts of presrdent Wrll Urban wrth the rnvaluable assrstance of Mr Wmdnagle advrsor Frrst on the hst of accomphshments was the one hundred per cent student body membershrp The drrve whrch was held w1th Franklrn ended rn a tle the result bema a trade of talent assemblres Dances flowed rn abundance the frrst bemg rn honor of the Corvalhs team followrng the openrng football game For the trrst trme a sem1 formal dance was held at Thanksgrvmg and at the trme of thrs wr1t1ng another dance about wh ch few detarls had been arranged mas rn the makrng Other drlves whrch went over the top were for the Communlty Chest and the sale of Vrctory Bonds The Chest quota was nearly doubled whrle rn bond purchases Washmgton realrzed the ambrtron of S1000 OOO sales as a total for all of the war loans and the student body that these objectrves were realrzed th1s term 'msd' 2 W l!FAlhLRLY I UFSIG F S ALL 'fl lTUR F-'UR ' Er-1HIFIELD 4 GILI. l-ANDY BOUFS BERG ' . -T . . .,,,.... e ' 4 A ...,...... 'gc - e ' ' ' T LY .......... ' T 4 .T I ...... A T a r x Q v - 'Q . , f .. ..,.... - . L .,.. r. - ' .1 A , . . .l V ,, , . , i C , Y ' ' . , , lt was only through the cooperation between the Executive Committee Z ' N C 9 7 4-K ' V At. ff T 1? 'rm I fl y U -' '- .1 - 1.4 .a .. :Q rs . I-.C I .. , ' A ' PEGGY MARGASON ....,. . ' VIRGINIA IIANNA . . . . , . ' V, 1--'- IENYXIIE PARTRIDGE . . , . . . fi ' VIRGINIA LUNDSTROM , . . . . r r I MARCELLA MCLEAN J Krosf ANN MAYBE . ....I , MARGASON GIRLS' LEAGUE Vlce President -Presldent Secretary Tfif'-JSIZIPT Edncr Il 1Ill ,ll',Al'IIlS lst row Esther SCIUICCIGYIHI Ioon Drelsne Florence Ax: g fe B v l Soon 2nd row Amto Lee Pat Thompson Thorc Lee Ianet Iue Thts term the act1v1t1es ol the G1rls League began mth the 1mpress1ve mstallahon ceremony on September 27 Gtrls Leaaue Week was held from October 29 to November 2 Act1V1t1es mcluded a football pm sale 1ce cream sale the Georqe Whtte SSTVICG Center food drtve and lost and found sale Rosebuds were presented to each member of the faculty ID apprec1at1on of thetr cooperahon Ieanme Zabelle was crowned Gnrls Leaaue Queen at the sem1 annual assembly The L aaue contmued In the upport ol IIS War Orphan an eleven year old French alrl Under the capable leadershlp ot Peoav Maraason presldent and w1th the excellent advlce and cooperat on of the advtsor and dean Mrss I-Iazel M Ohmert the Glrl s leaque has completed a very successful term 44174-fr ft In ' NA PARTRIINGF LUYDSIHO AY : ' ' ', ' r, .ple a,. e QT ee I : ' ., . , , . . , Y . . . .- - A S . . 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Ren 'd lfstjf X .r . er 4 .., V4 2. - ' x A , 'I 1 'Q' 's 'G I J ls! row: 'Ncyne Alley Dick Tflesner Fay' Tfhesszq, EQ 'frlrg Walter Alley, Frank Hopp Allan 'ffrzgif 211 : la? L 1 T. . r 'Jodi e T yc' Fr .Cas ECIAYTJ-T PQQ jf' lla? .3. Carol LBGQKQ Palma I Fat Etiary' Ia . I4 l.i4r.n+ I-fcC,r..L:k : Lust: f ,:n'1:z': fcnna C r fan fzrn w-l-V11-'YIiLTf:, Leo Hai:-e j.'n':' GLnc- Vfalters Q--an Cfcrnrme J CAFETERIA BOARD Clcnre Pongc es Ieun Cleveland Edd Berg 4011 .Ann Mcye P v PIO semen FIRE SQUAD BILL GILMAN C? --f CALOTYPE Strange as 1t may seem our next step rn the hrstory of pho tography lS not that ot the trntype but ot photographs Xll'11Cl'1 were developed on paper A man by the name ot Henry Fox Talbot attempted to take a photograph on paper even before Daguerre rntroduced hrs new rnventron of the daguerreotype I-hs attempt was made rn 1835 I-le trred to take a prcture ot the landscape whrle on tour of some ot the ltallan Lakes but h1s etlorts proved futrle After many experrments wlth ught sensmzed materrals he trled agam Frnally after two hours of exposure he obtamed ghostly outlme ot a house agamst the sky but there was llttle deta1l strrcted tts use he dxd not achteve the qutck wlde tame of Daguerre Talbot tmally succeeded tn makmg a photograph on paper The msert drawmg rs one of the trrst outdoor pnotographs ever taken lt was done by henry Fox Talbot rn 1343 The super 1mpo d protograph was taken ot one ot the classes rn the Hawthorn putldmg when 1t was not a part of Washmgton Hrgn School but a grade school known as Haw thorne School lt was taken rn the early nrneteen hundreds Q H ,, , . Because he patented his Calotype method, and re- l I . . . . , . T X L 1 - ' . -' se 'A - . 9 . . . . H . . , 1 u. ,X N N, fi '1 ff A x L. 1, I 4 I I fl ,I A-4 K V . ,A 1,14 V! 1 jf I l f 4 , A 1 1 , , g4 K x 1, bi . 7 . I ' f U' , 1 If , , X I' gf: V. 1 II' Y. if .L CKY A 4, J x t 6 X ff Win, ! ,X ', ,, 4' ' A KQ' , 1f e fyln: 'bd ...1A'4' fi 'X CLASS ADVISORS X Hr F... QP ll fl lf ,N .few '1- W .37 if 4-'iv 5- ,Q , ,L . . : f -' ', -, Q R x 1 ' 1i V? ' . -' 'f Il.ilII.E A-3 ' wt f IIIWIYI 'kr L'f1w - 11 .1 IC-'fl :' Hrs I-,fflifi :r j::.,i N 4'1 1 5 ' ,Q '1 x fm ffblf,-'fix 'ly if - r fi EE 'fr we 5 .5 ,1 fw. 'm - M1 xl BZJPJ 'llllfl lfgl 11+ l.lEfi1fQI'.il11 'J'T:Y1'Ii1f 'fy 1A :Lx rfevrx fic 1' 2::1finrLt . H5131 ' .- Jie 2, 21l 'fi ,ff Plgil 11,3 ,1'.' -:f1Q::.:i'f their xrzferf, ':gi':f'ff 11,1 ff: :L 9 V' a f U 591' 1r1df:'.'f,r' 'fI,,l,f. 1 ffxff 11 , .'1f'xl'lTff.,l LA :mi tin trwfrt. 'Ur LT.fFlC'lt'l rfQ,1:N: 51-if ' ,T , ,Lf 4. f':1f'il 'yrii' S ' . N v v ' ,Y 1 X, ll Y SENIOR PRESIDENT S PROCLAMATION We ot the lanuar 46 graduaunq clae leave Vashrnqton to go orth no a d at d a eu me ern e o on c 5 over an aaatn have ahead o 12 all tle opportumtee et a wonderful hte o un Qhallenaed hlbertv ard lreedorn The unf erta1nt1es that on e clouded our 111n are era ed ont1n1 e our e uc 1O'1 at t1e nrrer lH Ill t1or1 ot learnrng nd lour 11e 'ne tuture t e have been onderma loolanq lorx ard to lor so lona The aate t uucce 5 nd happmee 13 open to us aaa To our advrsor l 2 T1nn1gan and Mr Boa lf aoee our deer e t een e of appreuatton lt a 'lllTO1S1l1 thetr aurdanfe and 1nte1e t tl ot o11r Cla also eypre heartfelt thank to excellent f 11lt e e f d flttenf 1 l1J devoted to ll o 1at e rntjht IGCGlVG t1e loest po 1lole edueahon t Wa lllI'1fIlOH Htah Sc1ool To the tudente re1na1n1ng e w1el1 the laewt o lucx and happmesi We have had a lot of lun 1th you and e leave kno vrna tr at vou 1ll do wour lO t o o name C on S IO A We to lflplll 'ill Cla l QQ 7 5 I I v' F- .5 ' f. A t Ht worl l :It t p ice. W' , t 'lol rld cg fl1it d we 1 I , ' , ' I V ' I g l Al l . r, ' 1 l 7 ' ' ' 1 5 . 'A 7 ' ' J , ff 1 ' dr: gil We can C . A .1 d at' . l hi,l ' st' Lf ' . sa ' 1' . tna ' V 11 ' ly ' 'J . .. ' o F Sf o ' .fx Q 1 J . 1 f ' 1-1, vlr.. -' ' 1 1. , K ' 3 is o fe . ' ' . vp: Li ,' J ' 5 ' Q fs 1, :ara worn able to operate :'1'.geee:':-1f11ly during the past four alorioarg years, We . .' , SS :z Y an ae 'y lor tl1 tirn. in rt., Q 't we :is fs tl w 'C ' ' 2 Q ss' ' ' C N F3 I e If . fa 1 .7 ' 3 ' , vi F f ' 1 A 1 v: '. ' .1 li ' j 11tn r' t 111'1l1 ld the 1.1 out lffaahlr1at, Hifgli . C51 ol E 1, llre:-5' F of li:n11f1:',' 'A 1 :if fi! fha 2,21-5 IENNIE PARTRIDGE Cleves Secretary Sergeant at Arms G1rls League Vlce Presxdent Phreno Vtce Pres ldent Class Oregon State College One Penny or two pence One Ienny and two Gents DICK GOLDMAN Iunlor H1Y Manager State Champ1on Basketball Team Sport Edttor Lens Nat1onal Honor Soclety Class Treas Dlck IS the most pres1stant male In gettmg our dues d1dnt fa1l FRED TAYLOR Asslstant Ed1tor of Washmg tor11an Ed1tor ot Lens V1ce Presldent Llbrary Councll Un1vers1ty of Oregon As our Lens Edltor Fred was swell And beSld6S that he IS l1ked very well SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AI. WELP Pres1dent Sen1or Class Pres tdent H1Y Treasurer Euk Nat1onal Honor Socrety O ot W Football Track Ore gon State College A wonderful class prexy was He helped to boost our class morale HELEN BONADURER Masque Cleves Secretary Class S1xth Term G1rls League Representatwe Chau man S1xth Term Port a txonal Honor SOCIGTY reg State College The rosy cheeks we wlsh we had Are Helens g1tt and IS she glad DICK WALKER Presldent Treasurer Iuntor H1 Y Presldent Treasurer Euk Secretary Vlce Prest dent H1 Y Member at Large Arms Class Football Trac Ltbrary Councll Pres1dent Student Councll Oregon State College In the held of sports DlCk IS a go getter Thats how he earned the r1g t t hls letterman sweater ROY PAYNE O o W H1Y Trzx Cu Track Football Busmess Manager Lens Presldent Na tronal Honor SOC19lY Fan tasles of 44 Oregon State College Roy d1dnt show much aftec t1on To under termers ln the sen lor sectlon Al, . . on urer. Oregon 'State Collegel Student -Sody, Sergeant at . . , I V - ki V I - . l he Y - I . h O , f , ' , - . f ., n , A1 b, SENIORS MARIANNE BALL Fantasies '45, Oregon State College. Marrianne has a lot on the Ball, From the road of success she'll never tall. CHARLES BATES Oregon State College A very nice person is Chuck Bates, With everyone he really rates. MARY BOCCI Fourth Term Girls' League Representative. Oregon State College. Her voice is just as loud as thunder. Did she ever find Cloe? We all wonder LIDO BOTTI Track. Oregon State College. Bottie is the good-looking QUYf That's caught many o pretty girl's eye. HELEN BURMESTER Helen Burmester, who leit us early, Is a rather tall, dark-haired girly. MILDRED CARLSON Cleves Oregon State Col- lege. Oi Mildred we are very iond Her h wand. umor is like a magic IACKIE BARRETT Secretary Neak, Cleves, Class Play, Seventh Term Girls' League Representa- tive, Chairman Seventh Term Open House, Club Editor Lens. Oregon State College. A girl full of humor and wit is Iackie, Everyone thinks o lot of her byfcracky. VIRGINIA BLANC President, Treasurer Neck, Class Play, Secretary-Treas- urer Cabinet, Library Coun- cil, National Honor Society. Oregon State College. A shy sweet manner has Virginia, As her friend she'll quickly win ya, DON BOTTARI Domino, Yell Leader, Fanta- sies '45, One thing we like about Don Battari, ls that his smile is always SO merry. ROY BROTHERS Optimists. Oregon State Col- lege. Roy now knows all the ropes, For his iuture we hold great hopes. MARGARET CARLSON Neak, Oregon State College Margaret just as sweet as she can be, She'll have much success, you wait and see. FIM CLAUSNITZER Secretary Optimists, Colon- ials. Oregon State College. Although lim is rather shy, He is cr very nice looking QUY' SENIORS LORRAINE CONOVER Nurses Training, St Vincent Lorrmne ludged by any test Vllll always end up among the best DOROTHY DING Unwersity ol Oregon Dorothy is lndustrlous but quite shy A right swell girl, and thats no lie CAROLYN DUNN Masque, Secretary Girls' League, Class Play, First Term Girls' League Repre- sentative. University of Ore- gon, Personality bubbling like a fountain, Her friends she'd have a hard time countinh DON ENGLISH Class Play University of Oregon. E is for English, Don is his name, The class play has sent him sprouting to fame PHIL GATTO President Trix Club, Base ball, Army Whenever Phil gets up tc bat. He hits the ball so hard nc one knows where its at ELAINE GEORGE Marylhurst Always a smrle and brght sparkling eyes, Vlhen it comes to gap sh- takes the prize BETTY DEITZMAN Oregon State College She has lots of friends, bot: gurls and boys, Her lite will be lrlled wtf?- many joys. KEN DUMOLT When Ken reaches his com- ing prime, Hell never ask, 'Can you spa'e a dime? STEPHEN ENGLLMAN President Camera Club, Ros' clus, Fantasies '45, Captain Swimming Team, Tennis University ot Oregon. Steve decided to learn swtmf min', So he could be around lots o' women. LAURIE FRASER Class Play. University ot Oregon. The only gal from our term on the rally committee, She can only be member one term what a pity FRANK GEIGER National Honor Society. Ore- gon State College. 'Ne all love him, What theres of him DONNA GEURTS Class Play. Marylrirst ln f-aCh chef.-k, a darfin dlmgie .-'5.lwa','s rm-rfy, s ff-Y '1n'1 srmg' lf: N Qt I s '3 SENIORS WILMA GILSON Oregon State College, A genuine, true, and loyal friend, Wilma always a hand will lend. MORRIS HAINSWORTI-I Secretary Iunior Hi-Y, Hi-Y, Euk, Picture Editor Lens. Army. Moppy reminds us of a little Panda, Everyone says he's really danda. CATHERINE HALL Oregon State College. Even if we wrote a long e istle P . l1Ve would write just this---a long low whistle. MERRITT HARRIS Neak. Oregon State College. Merrit is always sweet you know, Quite a.cutie with many a beau. VICTOR HASSON University of Oregon. l've often heard it said, That Victor resembles Iunior Nebb. GEORGE HENRIKSEN Hi-Y, O of W, President Philmato, Track. Oregon State College. Like Dorsey, he plays a sweet, mellow trombone, They're in a class all of their own. MAYNARD GUNTER Vice President International, Aro, Class Play, Assistant Business Manager Lens, Vice President National Honor So- ciety. Army. Maynard is full of humor and, Wiith everyone he makes a it, ORCHID HALE Oregon State College. We hardly know that she is here, But she is with us. never fear. MARIORIE HARGIS Though we've known her not so long, Right here at Washington is where she would belong. IIM HARRISON Vice President, Treasurer, Optimists, Pythagorean, Fan- tasies '44, '45. Oregon State College. Iolly and wise, A friend to all guys. NATHAN HEATH Pride and Prejudice , ' ' Twelfth Nig ht, ' ' Stage Door, Fantasies '44. Stan- ford. Tall and dark and eyes of blue, All the girls say, Woo-Woo. DOROTHY HILL Roscius, Chairman Class Play C o stu In e s Committee. Oregon State College. A red-headed spright, With lots of fight. SENIORS DONNELI. HOWARD Donnell is full of cheer and good will, So may luck go with her on the upward hill. CHARLOTTE IOHNSON Isto, Pythagorean. Seattle Pacific University. Charlotte is blond and very petite, Without her our class would not be complete. IOAN KASSABAUM Class Play. University of Oregon. , Always a smile, always a laugh, It she has an apple, you get half. DENIS KIDD Roscius. Dennis reminds us of a little Gremlin, When Miss Scott sees him she starts a tremblin'. COHRINNE LEARFIELD Third Term Representative, Class Play. O.S.C. Corinne is personality plus, She takes life without a tuss. MAHIOHIE HUSTON Chairman Ticket Sales Class Play. Oregon State College Marg is really in despair, Since she cut otl her beau- tiful hair EUGENE KABA United States Marine Corps His pals all say, Eugene is strictly O. K LOUIS KATZ University of Portland. Louie cloesn't look very weak, He is one guy that hos quite a physique, TED KOLIAS Optimists, President Pytho- gorean. Stanford. When it comes to studies Ted is a brain, He really is tops in this book learnin' game. MARION LEE Neak, Cleves, Secretary ln- ternational, Chairman Cards and Announcement Commit- tee, National Honor Society. Reed College. The teachers always dance with glee, When they hear a recitation from Marion Lee. BOB LAUSEN Army Bob is tali and rather slim. l think he needs ri vitamin 'if SENIORS IEAN LIVINGSTON Secretary Ara, Cleves, Ros- cius, Art Editor Lens. Uni- versity ot Oregon. Not one thing mean, To say about lean. GYLA MASTERSON President lsto, Assistant Lens Editor, Fifth Term Girls' League Representative, Li- brary Council. Oregon State College. Witty and Smart, She'l capture your heart. LORRAINE MEI University ol Oregon. Pretty and demure. With lots ot allure. HELEN MICHEL Feature Editor Lens, Class Play. University ot Oregon. Helen is as sweet as candy. At making rhymes she's really dandy. RAY MUESSIG President Aro, Ordo Romae, Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer Student Body. Ros- cius, Class Play, Pride and Prejudice. Fantasies '44. Oregon State College. An English accent has our ROY. But only when he's playing Augustus May. DORIS OBERG National Honor Society. Doris is really one grand gal. She'l1 always be a friend and pal. THEBESA MARTIN She is gentle, she is shy, 'I'here's a merry light in her eye. BOB MAXWELL O. ot W., Euk, Football Track. Oregon State College. Bob is really one swell guy. But see that glint in his eye. ECHO MICHAUD Class Play. Oregon State College. Alwayns ready with a QOQ. Her ouncing spirits never ag. SHIRLEY MORRISON lsto, Pythagorean, Oregon State College. Ite we had a girl as nice as Shirley, We'd give her a castle gold- gilted and pearly. SYLVIA NE UFELD El Leon. University ot Ore- gon. Sylvia is the good-natured type, I Gets things done when the time is ripe. PAT OLSEN Business College. Pat to be sure will always succeed. And in styles she'll always lead. SENIORS BILL OYALA Skt Club Business Manager Class Play Chaxrman Clas Pm Committee Oregon State College The e s not one per son nxcer tn our class Hes llked by many e low and lass MARY LOU PEARSON Mary Lou Qutet and shy lo her weve already sald Goodbye SHIRLEY PAYNE Neak Fantasies '45 Class Play O egon State College Shlrley ts really very classf This darllng little semo lassv MARY PHELPS Isto Oregon State College Bemg a fnend to Mary you ll never go wron For shell stlck by you all hte ong LILA REDSTONE I EAN REINKE Second Term Representattve IGGH IS Clem' Gnd CllSl1nCl Umveysliy of Oregon Shell go lar ln l1Ie we thlnk A g1rl tall and stately IS our L1 a Her han' IS the same hue as our Gyla s VERNON RISBERG versxty of Oregon For the new yells we say Thanks a lot lhere are some tme ones that Washmgtons got EVELYN SHEPPARD Vxce Presldent Roscxus C Chairman Class Play Proper tres Oregon State College Sheppard IS the last name Evelyn to you She s a gal who w1ll always be t ue GLENN SMITH Class Play Oregon State Always combmg hls halr tt seems to me He must be the model lo K emel No J IACK SAMMIS State College lack IS tall and rather plump When lt comes to football he rs no chump BEVEHLEE SLOAN Masque Elghth Term Girls Ieagueftepresentatlve Brlgh am Umverstty Sloan really gets around She has many trlends ln thls town ROBEHTA SMITH Phreno F eshre Queen Um ve stty ot Oregon lt can very easily be seen Why Robeta was Freshw- Ode-en f Q' f 1' ' .X , I I gl ' 1 . .I , Yell,Le-oder, Fire chief una- Eukf Hi-Yr Footballs Oregon ' I ' ' , o- ' . .I . SENIORS LOUISE STAATZ Pythagorean, Isto. Business College. Louise is one girl who has many friends, Most of their pictures are right here in the Lens. BERNICE SUE Reed College. When you get to know Ber- nice, She can make your troubles cease. BOB TAGGESELL Euk, Hi-Y, O. of W., Basket- ball. University of Oregon. He's lots of fun. he's rather tall, As for the gals, he wows 'em all. BILL UNDERHILL Camera Club, Bl Leon, Class Play, Fantasies '44, '45. Ore- gon State College. Although Bill is not terribly tall, He is a nice person, and a friend to us all. LOU URBAN Treasurer Euk, Hi-Y. Oregon State College. Although Lou doesn't look much like his brother, They think a great deal of each other. MARY WALKER El Leon, National Honor So- ciety. Lewis and Clark Col- lege. Mary has cr car, And she can handle it like a Czar. ALAN STOLI. Pythagorean, National Honor Society. Multnomah Iunior College. Here's a nice fellow who joined us late, We'll chalk it up as a stroke of fate. BESSIE SUE University of Oregon. With her studies she takes great pains Graduating in seven terms really takes brains, BEVERLEY TYNAN Chairman Costume Commit- tee Class Play. Oregon State College. Witty, funny, lull ot glee, This fits our Beverley to a BUD UNRUH Secretary Pep Club, Class Play Stage Property Mona- ger. Oregon State College. A lot like Paul Bunyon, was he, When Unruh was engaged in forestry. WILL URBAN President, Vice President Student Body, Vice President Iunior Hi-Y, Vice President Euk, Secretary of O. of W., Hi-Y, All City Basketball, Football, Baseball, Fanta- sies '45, Library Council, Student Council. Oregon State College. The entire student body will agree, That Will will make your troubles flee. SHIRLEE WEBER Class Play. University of Oregon and Lewis and Clark In the class play Shirlee had a hard time to laugh, Until Kassy got up and made like a giraffe. SENIORS PERSIS WICK 'Q'-ak Un1vw:stt', at Ov-won .fm fznjwt of fYl TC'y' 1:2 2.- NVW-n :Fw flrowfz 'xg fzl- f' :f'n'1 'rv bt- fx nnww-,z TERRY WILLS Fw- on Stow C0111 c q , fa Io Ferry we we-re sorry to :fay good-bye But we aw qlnd he- qavr- V'.'w1tnnaton anothr-r try MARILYN WONG Vlce Presxdent, Secretary Pythagorean, Secretary Na- ttonal Honor Society, Marmaris cousxn IS Marllyn INIE. WILHELM Q C11-'ms Hr-lk Wniamf-tte Un1vw:s1t',' All tttf- te-liowfs gf-t zu sparkle :n th--tr 1- ffm Wtxf-n Hwy :zf--- Inw 1.0.1 pafzrtrti by IO WILSON Hoscxus, Class Play, Na- TIODG1 Honor Society Heed College: Be-stdes bfflnq prctty Io can act, 'Yo hr-r guccffss that won't :subtract RUTH YOHN Ordo Romae School of Mu- sxc The piano she plays wxth the greatest of ease, Four Years Ago Vfong It's really a treat when she S56 is lovsld by many r' CINS GY 111056 keys 1:-'ony 7? .- 2 I 7 ' X ! X x CLASS HISTORY Now at the close of four years We would hke to recall some of the lnghhghts of our h1gh chool l1fe We st1ll remember v1v1dly that l1TSl day ID lanuary 1942 when we entered Washlngton for the flrst trme Along w1th our humble band came another newcomer to Washmgton our pr1nc1pal Mr Smxth Not much later on March 4 we were entertalned royally at the fresh1e frohc presented for us by the senxor class of lanuary 42 At th1s tlme George Mclflveny and Roberta Smlth were elected fresh1e k1ng and queen T1me passed qurckly and we soon found ourselves makrng plans for our s1xth term party We called 1t Besolutlons of 45 The party was g1ven on lanuary lO and was very successful The mam event of our seventh term was open house day held on May ll At thrs tune we entertalned prospectlve Washlngton student 1n a specrol assembly and w1th a tour of the bu1ld1ngs Durlng the summer of l945 the war came to an end We pay our hrghest tr1bute to those boys of our class who have served wlth the armed forces They are llm Casey Stan Constantme hm Flemmrng Edde Ioy Lloyd McPherson Ray Storm B1ll Stafford and others When the long awa1ted erghth term came we found ourselves wrth more act1v1t1es and soctal funct1ons on our hands We began the term by presen t1ng the tradltlonal fresh1e frolc on October lO Queen Bonnle Walden and K1ng Bob Lausman were chosen to rule over the occas1on The class play Whose L1ttle Brrde Are You? was presented on December 7th and 8th IH three splend1d performances The success of th1s play was due to zts many talented players and tts kllled dlrector Mrs Duncan On Sunday Mormng lanuary 20 our class assembled at Tr1n1ty Eplscopal Church for Baccalaureate serv1ce A very 1nsp1r1ng message was dehvered by the Reverend Lansrng Kempton On the nlght of lanuary 73 l946 we presented our exclusrve senror prom at the Knrghts of Pyth1as ballroom Thrs proved to be a gay and glorrous occas1on and was enloyed by all who attended The grand chmax of our h1gh school l1fe came on the even1ng of lanuary 25 when we rece1ved our d1plomas The commencement exerc1ses were held 1n our school aud1tor1um We w1ll not forget our school and nelther wrll we forget the th1ngs 1t has taught us As we go out mto the world We as Washlngton fflrgh alumms W1ll do all we can to uphold the h1gh standards that have been set for us C - - ., . . ,J . 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A 1 . 1 1 1 VIRGINIA BLANC yLL IVRBAN ACTIVITY CUP Each term the Activity Cup is awarded to the mo t outstanding boy and girl in the graduating class The winner in the Ianuary 46 clas were Virginia Blanc and Will Urban S lection was based upon chool activities scholarship responsibility personality cooperation and courte y The iob ot picking winners is done by the Executive Committee and a group of taculty members who make final selection Virginia Blanc has been very active in club work as president and treasurer of Neal: and secretary and treasurer of the Cabinet She Nas a member of the Library Council and her high scholarship entitled her to membership in the National Honor Society Along with all these activities she managed to play a prominent role in the class play Will Urban has just completed a successful term as student body president. This was his second term as an executive member ot the student body as last spring he was vice-president. He also was very active in clubs being vice- president ot Iunior Hi'Y and Euk secretary of Order ot W and a member ot Hi-Y. As an athlete he plafed football and baseball and was elected a. All-City basketball forward and -las a member ot the state championship team. He also managed to ind time to take part in the Lbrary Council and Student Council and appeared in tne llFantasies of '45.' F RESHIE FROLIC The Freshte Froltc presented by the lanuary 46 class on October lU gave the class of lune 49 a rousrng start on tts hrah school career The graduattng class of ntnetv srx merrbers played host to a freshte crowd of 426 the senrors bemg sllghtly out numbered The theme for the Frolrc was Lollrpops and Chewtng Gum The lollrpops represented the freshles and chewtng gum the sentors After a few mterrupttons the show sta ted Frrst the Freshre Ktng and Queen were selected They were Bonme Walden and Bob Lausman Then the Royal Bulers were serenaded by the band Composed of Btll Underhtll George Henrtcksen Prank Gerger and B11 Oyala and led by Irm l-larrrson Maynard Gunter dtd a wonde ful 1ob as Master of Ceremontes and a Vocal numbers were oftered by Larry Campbell Bonme Walden Bettl Gorden all ftrst termers and a comedy song and dance by Beverlee Sloan Carolyn Dunn and M1ldred Carlsor' There was a tap number by Donna Weekland another ftrst terrner Don Boterrt played hrs famous accordtan and Ruth Yohn ptamst played the Warsaw Concerto Then the audrence was treated to a melodrama preserted bv Gyla Ma terson laclcte Barrett lnte Lou Wtlhelm loan Kassebaum and Persrs Wlck The performance was closed by an ortgtnal rendrtron of Cloe offered by Mary Both Cortne Lear held and Pat Olsen lnterruptlons were provtded by Laurte Fraster Boberta Smrth Wtll Urban and Dtck Goldman 4 . .W . . most amazing display of talent was seen. 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CLASS PLAY Whose Lrttle Br1de Are You? whrch brought aoout an 1nnovat1on rn th1s term s product1on was pure farclal entertamrnent a laugh 1n every other lme from begmnrng to end Two groups of glrls portrayed the femlnrne roles On December 7 one cast enacted the play to a dellghted audlence and on December 8 wrth equal ease the other cast performed to another applaudmg audrence Maynard Gunter as the romanttcally mtnded doctor was the center of most of the comedy Well 1t erved hlm naht' He had not seen h1s chtldhood sweetheart for twenty frve years but he Drooosed to her by mall When she arrrved she was not a bt as he remembered her On top of that the doctor h1red a butler but when he arrlved m1stook h1m for the son of a college frlend When the son arrlved he was forced to Work as a butler Well 1t gets stra1ghtened out m the end and was cause for gales of laughter Those Dresentrna thls excellent entertamment under the pahent pamstakmg d1rect1on of Mrs Bernrce Duncan our drama dlrector were Maynard Gunter B1llUnderh1' Ray Wluesstg Glenn Sm1th Don Enghsh Laurle Fraser lackre Barrett Gyla Masterson loe Wrlson Shrrley Payne X,lI'Ql1'11CI Blanc Sh1rle Weber Carolyn Dunn Corme Learheld and Echo M1chaud THE TOHN ALDEN DRAMATIC AWARD In May l942 Iohn Alden one of the most talented and best hked students of hls class dled ln recogn1t1on and memory of h1s outstandrna dramatlc ab1l1ty h1s classmates presented a sllver cup 1n hrs name to the school Thls was to be awarded to the outstandlng senlor performer 1n the held ot dramat1cs The name of the w1nner th1s term w1ll be announced at com mencement exerc1ses THE WILBUR K HOOD SCHOLARSHIP TROPHY In past years Washlngton Hlglfl School has awarded numerous trophles ago through the generous donat1on o' Mr Wrlbur Hood a Washmgton I-hgh Dad that an award was glven the outstandlng scholast1c boy and glrl ot the senlor class To be ellgrble lor th1s award the wmners must not only have hlgh grades but must also be well balanced soclallf and possess qual1t1es ot leadershrp The wmners ot thls award w1ll also be announced at commencement GXGFCISSS to outstanding students of the school, However, it was not until two years . . . , . . TIN TYPE Althoug 1 t Q true trat phefogran on paoe came earher than tmtypes mey were 'rot ,reed lor ire, f re very lmorac heal The rmages produced mere not Clear o protograo ers began usrrg ta or t plate ru h rrrages T ere devel used and 11 produced clearer prcturee than those taken on paper T e vhsert d amog is of a tmtype far a of a f I'l'l1lY group ln 1870 The su er rrrrposed photograph re from CH actual tmt, e You vfrll nohce m both the drawr Jr of he rarrul grouo and the Supe mpo ed tmtyoe that the peoo e If ortde leahm or restmg on sorrrethmg Th S 15 a Trad trfual ooje o me 'mme l 'E i io o E a ol T- PES . ., r ' ' 'l - A 'oe ' E Y' 2 'e ' . - A ' 1, i. 5 ho 13 on 'sr' 'o'. 1 r J - oped. This tin was less expensive than the copper Daguerre h L r ull ' ' o Ll fer a ' . I YN -I . A . YVYN - p L. r p o r r A p , . . . .N 4 , . if . . he xr I Q .- ,-5 Q ' ' 2 N . '1 f - f. , - - . L e L ro a o r . A W, . . : .N Q . V . U : , . CLASSES .-., N N, .. 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SHELLEY UA'2TlN REILLY PILL BOWES Preslclenl Y rce Presldenl Secretary Treasurer Serqe nt at Arms JMR' dl WAPVTVNI BJ QTAD TOM IARVEY Se qeant at Arms Bus ness Manager W M Y VARGASON SHVLLEY EILLY BONES BOLSTAU IAFVEY TUNE 46 CLASS We of the lune 46 class wtll strive to the utmo t of our ab1l1fy to meet the standards set bv other senror classes before us Throuah the drhaent efforts of our class pres1dent Tom McG1ll and num erous wrlhng classmates me are lookmg forwaro to an enl1ohten1ng and rn terestrng senror term The expert and practlcal advrce of our advtsors Mrs Frnmgan and Mr Bouck has been a large factor rn the success of the foreqornq terms and to the expectancy of a most successful senror term It IS also our pleasure to congratulate the Ianuorf 46 class and to wrsh rts members a most successful future ff' -Q LL 'Tas . -63 A V M W ,, .... u. A ' ...... 3 ' t. 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ACTIVITIES L-sr'-1-J 0 LENS ADVISORS Everf ter111 ar 1 experte ed Etalt takeb over tne ecl1tor IC ot tne Len lt tt fere not tor the fayoaole and vvnlmq qmdance of the fafultv advt ore tlte 1'1d Y Luuf ull Lllrelf Q0 Clmlxffly r Greer not cnl lcee 1 of t e 1n31nf1al etatu o' tl1e earlooo lout also he acts as .genera overseer ot tl1e 'nlny a l1Vlll9 fl'llCl1 make tl11Q publ1cat1on poimble l-le N1ll1nqly outs 1r1 many eytra hours clteckmg to make sure that tl1 statt ha done te wo 1' corre tl Undoubt Cllv one o tne 1ost ted one and t1re orne Jobs belongs to M132 Oloerg Every art1c1e that goes 1nto the Lens 15 read and Corrected by l'1e mvolvmg much clne long 1 lot penocl o ttme True elrte does free-lv ISSUE tw tree err 15 toe awe o fer orx The art department lS laraely responstble or the euccess ot every Lene Tlne term We art orx a nnaer tl1e 11Cerv1S1on of Mrs Hummel Much rre ard t aagrt eo e d dm Ll o tne l'19I'TtS and Co or a 1 Carr J oat 1e1de de 1ded 1oo'1 164 11 all ff, . M G ,9' ' gt 1 . ta- : as hw K fx Otiiifl oaijtr. 1f1,11.1:.11'L 1 11 111, - A 11 1 an A .-. ' -1 ' Q l V ' - ' . ' . 'U . . 1 V 1 A , A ,, '1 fnj' l is ot work on the Lenz lol Ls' lj' 1' ' lfl . ' 1 ps traol: 1 11 f' 1 Q' 1 f sg 1 3' lc ..'1 l 1- 1 'C 'Sa',- '. i e 1 1 i .. rl ' C 1 e L' 1 f ' 1: 1 :' 1 ' 5 1 ' . 1 . t I Q I -. 1' A7 T, ' ' ' 165' 'ESSEX' ' Qi, . . lf this ' 'f' ot ore it 'F ' C ., f H 1.-f 1l. 4-1 Yi' l XA' Q l T A I ti 1 1 21 'f'1 spent lo for eC1 '1 Q p n l. l 1 l s, art 1 'fine 1' tr 1 ai K L 1 . , i, r , A' A 'tin-'swf' I l , 5 ali, 'N . I9 5' lst row Morns Hatnsworth lean Lwrnaston Iackte Barrett Fred Taylor Gyla Masterson Dlck Goldman Dlck Walker 2nd row Martlyn Wong Lfonna Geurts Beverly Sloan Na y Arn Hannmg Marian Lee Helen Bonadurer Grd row Dolores Coffelt lnre Lou Wxlhe m Chuck Campbell Maynard Gunter Stan Bltnco Mlldred Carlson LENS EDITORIAL STAFF FREQ TAYLOR Pdltar GYLA 'AASTLRSON Asslzs aut Ed1lOf lAfNKlE BARQ T plub Edltor IEAN UVINGSION 1 Edrtor HELLN MIQHFL fra ure Edltor L 'Cf GOLDN AN Dllxi W ALKLR Ports Edltors TAYLOR NASTFRSONT the staff of the lanuary 46 lens has worked hard m an attempt to make thrs Lens one of the flnest Washmgton I-hgh has had In sptte of the fact that ours was a small graduatron class a competent Lens staff was assembled Worktng under the leadershtp of Fred Taylor and wtth the help of our advtsors Mrs Rurrrmel Mtss Obera and Mr Green the staff members have trted to make the lanuary 46 Lens surpass all others rn or1g1nal1ty and mterest Our theme Photography was Worked out by the art department and took a great deal of research The wr1ters w1th the cooperahon of the typtsts have done thetr work wtth proflcrency and wlthout complamt The staff has spent ttme and eneray on the Lens rt IS true but also we have had many good trmes whrle domg the work Now we Want to Wrsh the next Lens staff success and we hope they w1ll have as much pleasure publtshtng the Iune 45 Lens , , ' . E T . .h .4 .4 ,A .V .l .4 . . G ' MORRIS HAINSVVORTH .,,.... Picture Editor ' ' ...,...,, A t ' 1 ' . . ,.., . . . . ' t ' W. I G 1 , 'I '. .... Sy ' . A A A I . . I ls row Beve lee Sloan Marg Huston Maynard Gunter Roy Payne Bob Maxvt ell Roberta Smxth Drcx Goldman Nathan Hea'h 2nd row loan Ka sebaum Ma rlyn Wong Lau e F oser Ma ran Lee lack e Barret rt ler' Bonada e lnre Lou Wrlnelm Donna Geurts V grma Blanc 3rd row lean Lrvrngstane Pa Olsen G la Masterson Carol fn D nn M ldrecl Ca lson Be erlv Tvna Co nne Lea held Pr srs Wrcrc Qhwrlnf V' Vrrgrnvr Robson -hh row Geo Je hen! rckserr Bill O ala T d Kal s Brll Un erl' LENS BUSINEbS STAFF WAVNARD Gdlv ER ft s I 1 Qusme s r,er Each year the Lens O tle senror class requtres a large staff at students to make 11 a trnancral success Thrs terms Lens monetary matters were handled by Roy Payne and Maynard Gunter wlth capable assrstance from an actrve group ot ad solrcrtors and a persrstant lrvewrre organrzatron Because of the rncreased school enrollment and through the work of the ltvewrres thrs term the crrculatron rs the laraest rn the hrstory of the Lens Because the cost of the Lens rs more than rs charged for them thrs added crrculatron made rt necessary tor the ad solrcrtors to work hard to make up the drlference be-tween the cost and sellrng prrce We ffrsh to compllrnent them herewrth on therr good worn e wrsh to express our deeo apprecratron here for the patrenre and helpful ad of our fmancrdl advrsor Mr Green and also we are grateful lor the advrce of Mr Brrdges to the ad solrcrtors 'Ve Kno ff trat Nrthoat them f e could not have rcsslbl 'manned t e len A 1 v . , - ,' H 5 H 5 A ' , 1 Y , Q T! 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I . . .c .rc H U lst row Mrss Kohns Coral Raymond Bob Mxnturn Don Falr Peggy Shxdler Betty Smethurst 2nd row lean Maculey Donna Llngo Nancy Colt Chuck Campbell Davld Handy WASHINGTONIAN EDITORIAL STAFF BOB MINTURN AND DON FAIR GEORGIA BRAY News BETTY SMETHURST AND PEGGY SHIELDER Feature DOLORES KLING Club DONNA LINGO SGTVICG DAVID HANDf' Exchange CHARLES CAMPBELL r Edltors Edztor Edxtors Ed1tor Edxtor Edxtor Edltor MINTURN FAIR Agam thls term the Washlnatonran wrth a clrculatlon of over two thousand every Week strrved to hve up to the standards of good Journahsrn by encouragmg school act1v1t1es prornottng local and natlon wlde drlves and campcugns and grvlng the students an mterestmg and readable news paper Under the leadersh1p of co edrtors Bob M1nturn and Don Falr asslsted by a very efflclent staff the Washmgtonlan sought to rnalntam and exceed 1ts A1lAmer1can Honor Ratxng Thls term the Washrngtoman supported the Unlted War Chest the V1ClOTY Loan Drlve school dances and programs and dedlcatecl specral lssues to Armlstlce Day Thanksgwrng and Chrlstrnas The success the Washrngtonran has ach1eved could never have been accornplrshed Wlthout the excellent and understandmg gurdance of MISS Gwen Kohns the QdV1SOT - :' , , ' , H ' r v I Co-' At ' , , , , f - I V . - - l I , .. , . 1 1 , V , . WASHINGTONIAN BUSINESS STAFF HTTQF N n r ompsox The Washrngtonran Bustness Staff handles the ftnancral ana adverttsnag part of managrng the paper Part of the money ts secured from the sale of student body ards and the re t from adverttsments fhtclh appear ft tle Washrngtontan Thts term the staff has cooperated and secured enough adverttsements fcr the term Several members of the staff deserve extro credtt Dat Oswald has done an excepttonal Job of keepmg accounts and matltng statements fzhtle Alan Thompson and Natnanrel V rcent have se ured mam o the ads nrch have appeared rn the paper The staff was assrgned tae extra task o securt g ads for the p gt am of the Grant Washrngton football game Desprte be g hand appea lack of sohcttors thts group secured rrore th ne half of t te adverttserne t Nhtc were run n the proararr The Bustness Stat of t e Wasnt gton OVOVIGG an ex et ent ppc tunitj to get started Ln the advertismd Qcf , .A Q. fzel' ide open. Trio of the .embers Bul Durkheirne. nd 7. Hinge.. were gtable 1 get their pictures taken with tl.e Busaneos St ff gr up plture. CABINET fm Q JA W' SHVLLI Y BLAVL Hi NRIKSI N MARSH 'Jr Q-F 'I ROMAS 0 ALKER BUDLONG HOOD GRAZIANO BAUMER PARKER HAS'1 ERSOIN BARBER CARSON HANNING WHEEL? R PARK GUENTHER 1, 2 ls row Ahce lohnson Iune MCR e1l Darrlene Marlton Echo lvhchaud B111 Bowes Doro l ea l-la1r1s T ank LL.1zz1 Ian lvlarsl' Luella C ocncett Sta on VV1 l1arrs Barba o Nla1l Ma gt- Wlosby Donna Gcurts 2nd row M s schorn Corrme Bctle, Ma v S1, lS L all -lo 'ran lean Hoa d F o1ns Geo cp Fuzgerald Joanne F1orence Sr1 le, Peah Pa fl jonnston lanft Holm Ma n e on Zone l-'olman Dorthby Lalvla 3rd row Peggy latham Glo 1a Doeron Marge ltargts leannet Los w Be n ce Banks Annabelle Procto Clydette W1lson Natale Len Glenna Nelson Lo1u1n+ W a1sl 111 eth La fc n or env lc o m1clc row Be-tty woe Qt at o 'mon Q s tra u ne S a e at l arve san o 11 le n , 1 Bom D1 w n Ha 1 C1 rnmn lhcl' B11 1 A CAPPELLA Flt Nl' Lll17Zl VILL POW Es EK HO lllt HAU D F N WTI D IS K l C VHFVK T 1 Sl 'NI The ACappella ClWO1T ot seventy e1ght members has had a Very suc cesstul term under the leade-rsh1p ot MISS Rosamond l-hrschorn The group sang tor several assernbhes at school and also performed at the George Wh1te SGTVICS Center l71rst Method1st Church and contr1buted greatly to the Chr1stmas program Among the soc1al act1v1t1es the cho1r had an entoyable dance VJ1Tl'1 the Franklm Cho1r Next term the cho1r IS buymg 1lS own umtorms For three years unsuccess1ul attempts have been made to purchase them but at last they are ava1lable Memberslmp IS restncted and those mterested 1n becommg members are urged to try out The cho1r IS lookmg forward to g1v1ng tts own mus1c 1est1val 1n add1t1on to part1c1pat1ng IU the Annual Spnng C1ty W1de Musv' Fest val at the Pubhc Aud1tor1um S2 1, I . V ll Y - 1 : ., 1 r 't, rr 1 1, r 1, 0111- , A '- 1 : 1 s H17 11 , rj or , Yr, l ff1.11, ' r 1.1 3 : 1, Hazrn-t 1 -1 'M ' Vw X' ' A , - , 1, Y , 11.1. 1 , J , 111, 1. 11, , 11 1 , K r : ' ' , r , K , 1 -fe : , 1 1 , ', ' 1' , ' , ' 'r, ' ' ' , 1 4 ' '.'11 Llwb, cle, B1-tt Lf- .t, L r- Q lv. C : 4th : . 'l' 1. 14 r H t1 1o e 1 :V V'1':lhc1t, lilt :Km l', l.f1z lNf1l.r1lvc, ll Sturtg, D: Ct .1 T1 , lfr e! Clay, L gtiatn Lltltt-l Bolster G' 'tr 'T 11151-',' C1 ro. Rzown Sth row: Gene lflfaltezs, Corl Sl Helens, Davr, Vlloll, Alon Stoll, Pu' l1.la:sl1, Plp1l Grxfto lixll 11 , '1 dw-ss 51 -. ' 1 ..,..... . 1 1 P11 sirltlnt L1 , ' f .......... , V:--E11-s1d1'11' 'I 11 'I f ........,. H111-rt,-t111y l11t'T1'X1 Stl ....,1...... fre 'ur Xl l.LELL151 lf, .mf E, AN'f 1l13-1hO1 '.'1'lLLl1'-1f1fS . . l..: Y.tIlttIlS A - L T I . l 1 ' I K' Y I .1 , - 1 1 1 . . . . . I . 1 . . 1 1 1 Q9 eff:--:-. -1 :f'f35'1ff11':1.1'::-, xv I N. . ', 'zgfli-1:1 lst row Mlss Ilgner lean Lrvtngston Harley Lautenschlager Mary Anne Hannrng Carolyn Murfree Ray Camella Dranne Proctor 2nd row Betty lane Wrlght Delores Cotelt Marrlyn Foote Maudre Fessler Sally Srbley Dorothra Hams Ianet Mever Frances Baumer 3rd row Bob Luoma Irm Shawcross Charles Campbell Maynard Gunter Morley Turner Ray Muessrg Rychen Paddock Larry Olsen ARO MARY ANNE IJANNING Prestdent CAPOLYN MvJRFRr.E Vrce Presrdent IEAN LIVINGSTON Secretary HARLEY LAUTENSCHLOGER Treasurer DIANNIE PQOCTOR Edrtor RAY COMLI L A Sergeant at Arms Three terms have passed smce ARO the honorary Art Club ot Washrngton was orgamzed Durmg these three terms 1ts motto has been ARS SERVAT Membersh1p 1S awarded on the merlts ot art work and scholarshrp The mem bers have partrclpated 1n varlous art1st1c OCl1V1l1eS at school such as dec oratlng for school dances makmg Chrrstmas boxes posters and scenery and by contrrbutlng to the Chrlstmas art exhlblt Mrss llgner 1S not only an accomphshed artlst but an understandrng advrsor In fact all ARC members would tell you She s keen The Presldent Mary Ann Hannlng IS largely responslble for the successful completron of the terms pro1ects and the members w1sh to express therr gratltude tor her leadershlp The graduatmg members are lean Lrvlngston Ray Muessrg and Maynard Gunter We hope that the1r knowledge of art wlll make not only therr own hves rrcher but also brlng en,oyment to others 1 V . 1 - ' 5 f , f r , I 1 - , - . , , s , 1 . . . . . 1 r I - I I I I . r r I f 1 . , , - 1 I 1 . 1 1 . . . Q . rl 5 iff: i '27 '- fiffs 2 ,-ffm 1 I , : Q-5555 5 1 4 : . 1':::: U ls row Mtss Chrrert lackte Barr tt Norton Lee Ca olyn Murtree Elatne Eudlortg Connte Ianowskt Betty Sme hurst Frances Baume lnel n Bonadurer 2nd row Beverly Marttn lnte Lou Wtlhelm Eltza beth McDetmot Ioan Dretsner Ma y Ann 'artntng Peggy Ma gason Betty Weatherly Ieantne Shelley Vt gtnta L ndst om Pat Emery I ar Ltwtngstone 3rd row Mtlree Whttegon Stuart Hottman Verna Cuts n d Ca o yn a v a K t tore P octot Gayle Gantt pa bcx '1 Goldrrt LLP YNE LLDLOF f IOP NT UXNOVJDKI AVlb DAV S BEt'l'Y Stllrslllbn lvtf Rl!-Xl: T EF CLEVES Pre stdent Secretary Treasurer Edttor Serge tn' ctt Arms oooao ' Ol, Ns S ovvwos I Q Q' ' y Q sack 5,0 ' Cooperatton and enthustasrn exhtbtted by tts members tlrtts term has brought Cleves Washtngton l-ltgh gtrls servtce club through another tall season wtth tts tradtttonal htgh standards ot servtce upheld Under the excellent leadershtp ot tts prestdent Elatne Budlong and wtth the able gutdance ot tts advtsor Mtss Ohrnert Cleves has parttctpated tn many acttvtttes ot servtce to the school Durtng the term members worked tn the otftce ot the dean and the nurse s otftce helped tn the PT A Rummage sale ushered on Back to School Ntght helped out tn a cafeterta emergency and served and washed dtshe tor the Elementary Prtnctpals Assoctatton Tea held November second We also sponsored a noon movte and later ushered at Commencement Exerctses On November l6 ttve etghth termers were tntttated tn a ceremony held at school and twenty one other pledges .vere tntttated tn an eventng candle ltght ceremony near the end of the term Cleves regrets the loss through araduatton of the tollowtng members and wtshes them uccess tn the future lackte Barrett Helen Bonadurer Mtldred Carlson Martan Lee lean Ltvtngston lennte Partrtdge lnte Lou Wtlhelm and lo Wtlson E ' : . . , ' e , t ' , r , , ' ' t.' , ' .r, f e . : , ' , - A . , , L ' f - , 1 . t- . , - , I , r u ,r t, , e . ' , . : - , , - forth, Bevi-rl',' Thor ton, Mtldre Carlson, r l B lme, C: ce tble , D t 4 ' , f .1 r I rt . .en ' . ':'I I ' X ' 4' ' V ' 1 .t .XJ ...,...... , ,QQ ,.,, y. CAROLYN MURPHEE .....,., vice-President QQ 38 -. P! , :L s , ......., ,:. - I 3 M 'A 'H t 'MST . . . ........ ' -'s' 1 SX . . 'I 'L .A as ,..... . . . L uf - Qqv IQJZ I ' I ' I I 1 - I 1 - 1 - ' - 1 , . , S 1 . C - I - ' . 4 A -J - - I ' f 1 ' 1 - , 1 - ' lst row Don Fatr B111 Iohnson Ioe Cornell Corky 'thomas B111 Cwllman lohn Carson Bob Mrnturn 2nd row Don Bottarl Don Montgomery lack Ford Ernle Mllls Dlck Veach Ralph Fowler George Gray B111 Owens 3rd row Gene Machnemer Ixm Shawcross Les Cupp B111 Partlow Ron Rashro LeRoy Thomas Don McPhee Bob Ratner 'lom Iarvey Len Raya 4th row Norman Locke Bob Swam Stan Clayvtlle Drck Frey Mr ltat on Harry Carter Lm Sloan Ixm Waymne Ilm Steel DOMINO CORKY THOMAS Prestdent Blbl.. Gll.MAN Vtre Pres1dent IOE CORNELL Secretary BILL IOWNSON Treasurer X, fx DOIN :AIR AND BOB VINTURN Co Edttors f Focuslng tts attentton on the mam obtecttve serv1ce Dornmo went lar tn surpassmg tts goal under the capable leadershtp of Corky Thomas presldent and through the whole hearted cooperatlon of every member and wtth the atd and helpful advtsorshlp ot Mr Hatton Among the servtce projects undertaken dunng the course of the term was the sponsonng ot one o' the ttrst noon movtes tn the tall Steps were taken by the club to sponsor a war orphan ln mtd term an tntormal 1n1t1at1on was held for the new members at hm Waymtre s home ln addltton Dommo combmed w1th Pack and Euk 1n gtvmg a dance at Chrtstmas The dance whtch was seml formal was held at the Masontc Temple As IS the case every term the club loses several tlne members the two th1s year belng Don Bottart through graduatton and Eddle Ioy who departed tor the serv1ce As always we wtsh them the best ln future happtness .1 ...... ..,.. I ll 1 ......,.... :LA E. IOHN CARSON ....,.... Sergeant-at-Arms m r. ...-iiw-li-'x . A . . . l lst row Mrs Peck Dave Fenwlck Karen Holm Mary Campbell Ruth Sorenson Mary Walker Vrncent Dxmermes Srlvla Nenhmd losephlre Salerno 2nd row Earlme Mtro Ratrl en McManus Kay Stroh mer Shtrley Sormt Frances Wong I we Fhurch Nome Qrnqulst Beverly Rekdahl Louse Regan Orch1d Hale 3rd row Tom '-lanna Dale B rdges Manuel Izqur rdo Ronald Carlson Ken Walters Dale Ha d E-lil dBm Dnkh rn Aldolph Garcra an Svvaltocr Robert Faucenoe g 4th row to n SC. offer Ge ad a mg EL LEON JOE GPA7lANO Presrdent bf' RUTH SORENQON Vrce Pre-srdent MARV CAMPBELL Secretary VINCVNT DVNERINES qeant at Arms KARUNI FOLM Edzto SAX El Leon has been workmg hard th1s term rn an effort to become one ot the leadrng school clubs lt rs a Spanrsh Club and rts membersh1p IS open only to those who have a knowledge of the Spamsh language The club has a two told purpose The t1rst IS to acqualnt 1ts members wrth Spanrsh customs and the Spanlsh way of hte The second 1S to ard the school rn every way possrble through part1c1pat1on 1n varrous school act1v1t1es Throughout the term C1 number of such act1v1t1es were carrred on A noon movre was presented the early part ot the term and CI hot dog stand was sponsored on Back to School N1ght on October 19 The club also purchased a plcture for room 207 one ot the Spanlsh rooms Besldes these acttvrttes Nrthm the school the club caroled the men at Barnes General l-lospltal at Chrrstmas trme A parntrng project was cam d out by the gtrls of the club They parnted two tables and C1 tew charrs to be permanently placed 11 1 room 207 where the club meets Exh1b1ts of Spanrsh ant1ques and costumes were on d1splC1y on the tables durrng the weelc culmtnated by Back to School N1ght The success of the club thrs term has been due enttrelf to the cooperat1on between our advlsor Mrs Ruth E Peck our prestdent Toe Graz1ano hrs ot trcers and 1nd1v1dual club members 'Q ' -, . .', ' . : .' '1r, .e 1 ' - 51 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . : 1 , r' , , 'e , , , r - g, ll ' el er, f ' , D ' , ' 1 . : tr 'lr , I l Q EQ. -5- x 1 ....... . , . V ' Ti 1 A - ' i E.. 5 A ....., , 1 ' : Q 'li : 5 'ia , . r E . . . . . . . . . , . 5 i 1-. E 5 gi!!-im T1 E MARY WALKER ........... Treasurer 5 ' Z' 5 X .1 .1 1 , ..,.... SQ! A - E , F T5 S E T-' : a ' Z i T 1 . . . ...... . . . I 9 ' M S' X I , , . . . . , T . . 1 . . . .Q Y . I , . . . 1 1 A . 1 Y 1 , l . 1 . V , l A - 1 , 1 ' I . . lst row Mr Heclnck Ioe Brugato Lou Urban lack Kellar Bmll Bowes Frank Lulzzr Clarre Pangares Elden Gunter I1m McCua1a 2nd row Morrrs rlaznsworth Daryle Nelson Bob Maxwell Carl Loren W1ll Urban Carl Swenson Nxck Shollan Arden Hartman Fred Lee Bob Forsyth 3rd row lrank Larson Fd Law Clxnter- Hagenbach Al Welp Lee Mersen Francxs Magleby Bob Taqaesell Fred Hays Laddle Davrs Ken Iensen Flavel Cascadtr EUK DICK WALKER Presrdent BlLL BOWES Vtce Presrden LOU URBAN Treasurer IAUK KELLER Secretary FRANK LJIL 1 -.ND IOE BRUGATO Co Edrtors Euk has agcun frnlshed a very successful term under the Very capable leadersh1p of our adv1sor Mr Hedrtck and our presldent Drck Walker The mam hrghhghts of thls terms act1v1t1es were taklng part rn a club assembly and the seml annual Euk and Phreno Panel Euk IS also one of the school clubs that IS helptng support and sponsor a war orphan Wtth capable othcers an enthus1ast1c membersh1p a wonderful aclvrsor and prom1s1ng pledges the meettnas had much more meanrng than ln former terms The club regrets the loss ot many ot tts members Many w1ll be gomg 1nto the serv1ce for a great cause and We WN1Sl'1 them the best ot luck The graduatlng members are Drclf Walker W1lls Urban Lou Urban Morr1s Halnsworth Al Welp Bob Taggesell lack Samm1s and Bob Maxwell IACK SAMMIS ......... Sergeant-at-Arms ! ' 'Z' ,'.' ..... - ' . I . kt I A I I ' 2 GJ tt if A 1 5, rf lst row Blll Bowes lon' McG1ll 1. Urban Ron Ze una Leland Ba b r D1clc Walke D1ck Parker 2nd row Al Wep Lee M1esen lack Samrms Bob 1 gaesell W1ll Urban Franc1s Vlagleby Martlr Re1lly Bob Lavey 3rd row Gaylord lxrahn hon Cor 1'n G orge H nr1 ks 1' Roy Payn Frank L,l.ll7Zl lack Kelle Mo lS l'ICllD worth HIY 1 YE HUNG Pres1der1 DICK VVALKER V14 Q Pres1dont l P4 PARKER Secretary ...I TO 1 !'cGlLT Trersurer LGU URBAIN Sergeant at Arms IIODRTS H UNSW ORT Ch lf la '1 Washmgton H1 Y under the capable leadersh1p of pres1dent Ron Zeh rung has completed one of the most successful terms tn 1ts h1story Probably the outstand1ng ach1evement of the term was the donat1on of one hundred dollars to the World Serv1ce Fund The purpose of th1s act1on lS to create a SSTVICG organ1zat1on for young men 1n 1solated areas 1n var1ous parts of the world Another h1ghl1ght of the term was the presentat1on of an annual Thanks g1v1ng assembly before the stuaent body H1 Y also part1c1pated 1n the c1ty Wlde H1 Y Thanksg1v1ng SGFVICS held at the Pubhc 1-Xud1tor1um These two events more than any others expressed the organ1zat1ons purpose To create ma1nta1n and extend through out the school and commumty h1gh standards of Chr1st1an character ln add1t1on to these act1v1t1es the boys as a group attended several church SSFVICGS of d1tferent denom1nat1ons The soc1al events for the term were h1ghl1ghted by date meet1ngs and a barn dance These events were lead1ng factors 1n the promot1on of tello ff sh1p As usual the members part1c1pated TD the sem1 anndal CllY N1de 1nduct1on ceremon1es Several of the Wash1ngton neophytes repeated the oath and became nefv members To the graduatmg members Ron Zehrung D1ck Walker lflOfI'1Q l-tamsworth lack Samm1s Lou and VV1ll Urban Bob Taggesell and Al Welp H1 Y ex tends smcerest best w1shes for the future ', : 1 I : ' A , Me I e C le, I 1 R03 1 l'l ,, ....,...... ' f 51,1 . . .,.... ..., , 1 , 1 -V lf' fl - ,.......... . ,I V .,4...,.. ' ' LELANID BAPBUF1 AND BILL BOWES , .... CO-ECHTOTS . . , . . . . , . , .i A ' . -1 - A - ls! row Iune Pomeroy Mrs Srngleton Ieamne McCauley Lrllran Ladd Sally Sxbley Oma Blankenshr 2nd row Barbara Mendenhall Glenna Nelson Iackle Coon Ieanette Sund Betty Iohannsen Kay Stro marer 3rd row Mary lane Thompson l-Iarr et Fltzgerald Margaret Word GAA LlLl.'1-XN LADD Presrdent 6 IEANNINE MACAULEH X7lCGPfGS1d9l'1l SALLV SIBLEY Secretary OMR BLANKINSHIP Treasurer E E DOLORES COFFELT Sergeant at Arms IACKIE COON I-lzstorran W1th the acldrtlon of many enthusrastlc members parttcrpatron m varred act1v1t1es and the splendrd advrsrng of L1ll1an Ladd as presrdent and Mrs Srngleton as adv1sor th1s year has been enloyable as Well as successful Wlth the ard of Mrs Srngleton and the park bureau the grrls were able to compete Wrth other hrgh schools rn the basketball and volleyball tournaments The G A A entertarned the freshmen grrls Wrth a seml annual party Where they part1c1pated rn athletrc actrvrtres The gtrls sponsored the mtramural freshman basketball league and the table tennrs tournament The club 1S fortunate rn retarntng all senrors unt1l Iune We hope that the club Wrll always promote hlgher ldeals of good sports manshrp and frlendshlp to all 1: , . , 'J Q b , I ' , V. ' , 1 MARG.ll.RET WORD ......,... Editor ,D . . . . . . . . . . . . ' ' fu lst row Mrs Benson Donna Llngo Elrzabeth McDermott Mary Lou Timmons Gyla Masterson Ramona Thompson Pat Barger Dorna Nash Mary Phelps 2nd row Charlotte Iohnson Lourse Staatz Pat Haldum Shtrley Morrrson Shrrley Evans Esther Strohmater Ardell Mrtchel Beverly 'lhompson Helen Paulson Lots Frey 3rd row lean McPherson Stuart Hallman Vtrgrnra Gewecke Mary Lou Cannon Dot lohnson Susan Yambet Doris Norton Betty lohannson Ieanmne Maculey ISTO GYLA MAolERbON Pres1dent MARV LOU TIMNONS Vtge Presrdenl RAMON5 Tr-IOMPQON Secretary ELIZABETF lVcDERMOr1 Treasurer MAPY PHELPS Cntr' PAT EAI-xuER Sergeant at Arms 0 F1n1sh1ng the year w1th a tlourtsh lsto has mamtatned 1ts hlgh standard as a B club at Washrngton Ten new members were taken ID at a formal 1n1t1at1on at the home of Ehzabeth McDermott They were leannrne Macaulay lean McPherson lack1e Maxwell Susan Yambert lame Rawllngs Betty lonnasen Mary Io Asvtc Lee Kerr and Dot lohnson MISSIDQ from the l1st of members next term w1ll be our Prestdent Gyla Masterson Loutse Staatz Shtrley Wlorrrson Mary Phelps and Charlotte lohnson ACl1V1ll9S sponsored by lsto th1s year rncluded malana humorous scrap books lor servtce men abroad and lllllflq Red Cross Chrrstmas boxes for servlce men away from home Together wxth Masque Neak and Phreno lsto spon sored the ever popular Sad1e Hawkms dance , , A , W , I Z I A, I f A A. M M .......,. L ' .. , . t.,...,. ,, DONNA LINGO .,......,. . . Editor ' ' 1 . . s,, ,Q . ............ . , L , I I J' I I lst row Ralph Krafve Pete Corum Darye Nelson Ioe Brugato Drck Walsh Fred V1ctor 2nd row Ernre Spada Frank Larson Wes Barrett Drck Godsey Vrrgrl Webb Frank Templeton Brll Weatherly Vern Schulte 3rd row Bob Stronmcm Don Sloan Bob Burnett Iay Harnsworth Ray Zernta Cratg McNeal Graham Leggett Darrell Phltcht Ierry Mtlle IUNIOR HI Y ,JR D-H Y 3 IOE BRUGATTO Presrclent il DARYLE NELSON Vrce Presrdent '44 , ,N PETE CORUM Treasurer 'Q FRED VICTOR Sergeant at Arms Wtth Ioe Brugatto as prestdent Iuntor H1 Y has completed another suc cessful term The Club otftcers tor the past term have been as follows Ioe Brugatto presldent Daryle Nelson Vrce presldent Ed Retd secretary Pete Corum treasurer Ralph Kratve sergeant at arms Dtck Welch edltor and Fred Vtctor custodran Iuntor H1 Y has been very fortunate to have as advtsor Mr Reynolds and the group apprectates stncerely hrs very capable asslstance toward maktng the club a better organtzatton A h1ghl1ght of the term s act1v1t1es was an alumnl meettng Whlch was held at the Northeast Y on October l5 Iunlor H1 Y regrets the loss ot the tollowtng members and wrshes them the best ot luck tn the future Ray Zernta Fred Vrctor Daryl Nelson Ioe Brogatto Ed Retd Frank Larson Vern Schultz : , , l , , ' , . : . I , , , , , 'Q ' -xvk V, V1 ,N ' ' 3 5 ....,..... 5 -' 5? - , ......... ' - ' EP.. ED REID ........... . Secretary ............ I 1 1 , - ' 1 ' , 1 , 1 , - - z ' , ' , . - I I , I , , , ls row Mrs Ballard Carolyn Dunn Edythe Grieves Marcella McLean loan Driesner Jeanine Shelley lean Cleveland Icmet Standermg Esther Squicciarinx Helen Bonadurer 2nd row Carol Chambers Theresa Feurborn Ruth Kinsey Barbara Bekdahl Gayle Gann lamce Hood Estelle Griffith Verna Cutslorth Ioan Garber lackie Austm Florence McHenry Grd row Lois Williams lune McNeil lerri Meyers Mary Berg Barbara Cummins Kloh Ann Mayer Beverlee Sloan Libby Miller Ann Orndutf Grace Kibler loyce Palmer Nancy Weir MASQUE IEANINE SHELLEK President VIRGINIA HANNA Vice President IEAN CLEVELAND Secretary IOAN DREISNER Treasurer MAPCELLA MACLEAN Sergeant at Arms EDYTHE GBEAVES Editor IANET STANDEIWNG Historian ESTHEB SQUICCIARINI Custodian The girls of Masque under the leadership of our president leannine Shelley and her officers with Mr Ballard as the advisor have finished a very successful term The term was started with the annual rush tea at the home of Ianice Hood October 14 November 14 the eight pledges were given their formal initiation held in the form of a progressive dinner The girls initiated were Beverlee Sloan Ann Ornduff Carol Goodrich Libby Miller Mary Berg Lois Williams Barbara Cummins and Lynn Bower Masque had many activities this term The annual Sadie Hawkins dance was given iointly by Masque Phreno Neak and lsto On Saturdays the girls did typing for the Red Cross and they worked for the Gregori Tubercu los1s Society Each girl made a Christmas box and filled Buddy Boxes for the County Civilian Defense One big project Was the making of an afghan to be sent overseas The girls also ushered at the Civic Theater For social events we had a yoint meeting with Thalian of Grant The girls are still working on the Little Theater which we hope to have finished for next term. We have the venetian blinds and the linoleum for the floor is ordered. Masque extends best wishes and luck to its graduating seniors Carolyn Dunn Helen Bonadurer and Beverlee Sloan, ls! row Mrs Metcalf Bermce Northrup Florence Applegate Donna Meyer V1rg1n1a Blanc Iackle Barrett Mermtt Lou Harms Margaret Carlson Carolyn Balme 2nd row loyce Battaglla Dorothy Taylor Betty Stober Dorothy Sampson Ieanne Perkms Fla ne Bucllon Persts Wrck Beverly Martm Pat 'laylor Ann1 Pomsr 3rd row Barbara Goldman Sh rley Ferland anet Meyers Rocksana Vulgas Ixancy Fomey loan Mxllak Clydette Wtlson Dolores McC.1lley lme Lou Wtlhelm Isabell Iones Maman Lee 4th row Maman Wlllmg Barbara Brown Lo rome Frke Donna Butts Maman McMull1n Nancy Wtlson Barbara Mrllf- Dore en Wtlson Luanne Werschell Sue Fmzer lane Harm N EAK VIBGlNlA Bl AN Pre-stdent DONNA MEYER Vtce Presrdont M IACKIE BARRETT Sccretary FLORENCE APPLEGATL Trcastxrr r vin XP MABGABET CA wLSOIN Edrtor ag: ERR' APP Q Q my Arms We Under the eff1c1ent leadershtp of thrs term s pres1dent V1rg1n1a Blanc and our adv1sor Mrs Metcalf Neak ha completed another tnterestmg and suc cessful term The Rush tea was held at the home of Ioyce Battagha The 1n1t1at1on of pledges at the home of Barbara Goldman was followed by a coke party and entertalnment Neak has had several soclal events dumng the term The f1rst was the successful Sadle Hawktns dance held wlth Masque Phreno and lsto There was also a date meetlng held at Chmstmas t1me and a box luncheon for mem bers and pledges ln connectton wrth the formal candle hght 1n1t1at1on a pot luck dlnner for the members and pledges was held The followrng glrls were 1n1t1ated Donna Butts Doreen Wllson Barbara Brown Nancy W1lson Maman Lee Pat Cave lane Harms Mamlyn Wlll1Hg Mamly McMull1ns Sue Fmzer Persts W1ck Launne Warschell Lorrame Frnke and lsabelle lanes At one of our meetrngs Mrss Lancefteld a guest speaker gave an tnterest mg talk on How to Use the L1brary Happlness and good luck to the graduattng senlors V1rg1n1a Blanc Iackle Barrett lnre Lou Wtlhelm Mermtt Lou Harms Margaret Carlson Maman Lee and Persrs W1clc . , ff f I I .r, - , , , , , s -..A C . . .... . . . . ' . ...... - ' f5 YS-,g-.-5-j- 322 .-5113: gs , , .,..,,. , -' gizegfg' ff!-:Zi r F ......... , - e f ?TfP . , , , 1 1: CAROLYN BALIWE . . , .,..... l'llSlOl'lGU 'J-.xg 55155 fs v 4 YQ.. 75: ,U 1 ......... l.. M .TT lil . t .lS . . ...... S rgean -f . 2- ' ' - - ..,.. . . , f - 0 . . . . , .J - I L - I I ' , , , , , , , , , , , I I I ' I - . .. . ,, - 1 , , , , , lst row lack Kelle Brll Bowes Tom McGt1l Dxck Parker Al Welp Roy Payne Bob Lavey 2nd row Dean Wh1te lack Srlls Lee Mesen Al Toelkes Francrs Magelby Martln Rerlly Vlfqll Webb Daryle Nelson 3rd row Don Corum Leland Barbur Chuck LaMar Ray Foleen Bud Berg Nick Sbollan Dick Walker Std Mtlls 4th row George Pte-nrrks n Mr Exley Wtll Urban Frank Lutzzx Ralph Kratve CRDER OF W DIC K PIXBTCLI1 Presldent AL WELD 110 Prestdent IAC K KELLER Secretary TOM MQGIL' Treasurer Eos AV E Edrtor ' E Z RO I P-rY1IlI Sergeant at Arms X BILL BOT! Q Hrstorwn Bob Taggesell Bill McLean Thrs fall under the capable gutdance of our presldent D1ck Parker the Order of W has completed a very successful term The Order ot W rs composed of malor letter Wmners at Washmgton They have done a marvelous Job by keepmg order rn the assembl1es helptng keep the school clean by co operattng wrth the student court and contnbut mg greatly to our school sptrtt They also sold programs for the opemng foot ball pageant A h1ghl1ght of thts term was the presentatron to Colonel Gregory Pappy Boymgton the Marmes leadtng ace wrth twenty etght Iap planes to hrs cred1t of an honorary rrrembershtp rn the Order of W lt ts doubtful tvhether or not the club could have been as successful thrs term had 1t not been for Coach Exley our adv1sor Nhose stncere understand mg and gutdance has helped to mamtam the hrgh standards of the orgam zatlon whtch have been bullt up ID past terms Th1s term the club regrets 'osmg stx members by graduatlon They are Roy Payne fl Welp W1l' Urban Bed Maxwell Drck Walker and George V-lenrrkser We rush thes bo the best of luck rn the future and rn turth ermg the1r athletrc ab1l1t1es lst row Ted L1fCl1fl6ld Ixm Clousmtzer Fred Durmmg Stan Sander Roy Brothers 2nd row Don Schcxde Iohn Hageman Roy M1ller lack Kxght Howard Dmg Dean Crommme 3rd row Charles Iohnson Don Ford Floyd Cummmgs Ken Hyortsvang Don Roberts IUNIOR OPTIMISTS FRED DUNNING President STAN SANDER Vxce Presxdent HM CLAUSNITZEP Secretary HENRV LEINS Treasurer Although handlcapped by loss of members through graduatlon the Washmgton Optlmxsts club has been very successful m 1ts act1v1t1es the past term Throughout the summer the club was act1ve m softball part1c1pat1ng 1n the Columbla league and mamtammg a good average The club IS now contemplatmg the organ1zat1or1 of a basketball team to play ln the Optlmlsts League The Opl1m1SlS also parhclpated m several other summer act1v1t1es The more outstandmg of these loemg group swlmmmg and bowhng and a p1C1'11C Whlch was held at Dodge Park As far as school act1v1t1es are concerned the Washlngton Opl1m1StS have planted and mamtamed rose bushes around the athlet1c held EARL MILLER .......,.. Sergeant-at-Arms -.rw 'X WARN .nil x wa hi row M1ss Hlrschorn Phll Green George Hen xksen Donna Agner Delores Conrad MISS MacLean 2nd row Zona Holman Evangelme Ordahl Ma garet Word Vxrgmra Frey Louella Crocker Sharon Wrlllams Srdney Dawe 3rd row Albert Marshall Bob Rrchardson Dean Merten Barbara Word Mar qaretl Copxng Helen Peterson Betty Iohnson 4th row Dnstm Pratt Carl Kennedy Davld Vlolf Bob Drug am PHILMATO GEORGE HENRIKSEN Presldent PHIL GREEN VlC9 Presldent CHARLFNE GRIFFIN Secretary 'WONNA AGNER Treasurer Under the capable leadersh1p of George Henrlksen Phrlmato has completed a very successful term Among the many act1v1t1es of the club Phllmato hlled twenty hve Chnstmas boxes for servrcemen overseas Also the club presented a program of musrc The members and some outslders took part 1n th1s We wlsh to thank the members for thelr cooperatlon durmg the term Wlthout the1r help much of the work could not have been done Also much credlt lS due the advlsors and M1ss McLean and M1ss Hlrschorn the chorr dlrector They have served as advlsors for over a year and have helped very much Smce the organrzatron of our club much has been done to create xnterest 1n musrc rn Washrngton H1gh School 9 wg' f ' 5 .5 Y r s , V .,.4 M.. 1 A 3. y sr v A - v l yn 7 8 . 5. 4. 9' 5 -. 9 L. 5 A 4, A ,, V. 5 1- , 0' 'H 5' s. :T if 'r 'W' -1 , ,J,..f ' i ' l H! 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I 4 I - - 1 I 1 1 - f ls row lack Sllls Martm Re-llly Bud Berg Leland Barbur Don Corum Tom McG11l 2nd row Pete Corum George Mclilveny Rex Sxmms Bud G-rasmaer George Flessas Kenny Lum Dzck Parker 3:6 row hm Spetz Ken 'lxlttle Ed Rerd Ralph K one Dyrk Lansdon Bob Lavey Nxck Bolos Bob Schultens 4t1' row Sxd Mllls Doug Myers lorm Fos er Ben Newcomb Boger Lmdberg Dove Freebo g PACK LELAND BABBUl Presldent DON COBU1 V1cePres1dent BUD BERG Secretary TOM Mcu 1 Sergeant at Arms IACK SILLS Edrtor Under the supervtslon of Mr Bouck Pack has had a very eventful tall terrn Wlth the help of tts presldent Leland Barbur Pack has had two successful drlves Books were collected and Bed Cross Buddy Boxes were sent overseas The three Way dance Whlch was held turned out to be very satlsfactory ln the l1ne of sports a Pack Domtno football game was held wtth Pank bemg the vlctor Next term Pack W1ll contmue to ltve up to 1ts trne reputatlon m helptna support school drlves and act1v1t1es 1 fri QL: - .4 .......... ' - ' MARTIN BEILLY .....,.,.. Treasurer ILM ..,....... - - , 4 ' ANC '.4 O X g .S 1 id 1 lst row Miss Cook Marlyn Christophe Nancy Cold Virginia Lundstrom Francis Baumer Connie Ianowski Pat Emery Io Gold Ellen Leo 2nd row Barbara Davidson Dolly Victor Nadine I-Iemb e Mary White Dorothy Mercier Bet y Weathe ly Peggv Margason Ieanninne Zabel Dorothy Anderson Maxine Fong Alice johnson Dorothy Lalf ar 3rd row Bonnie B yant Diana Chirs Phyllis Horseman Barbara Hardy Mary Ann Hanmng Carol Iohnson Iackie Chalmers Plyilis Sabin ln z Peterson Be tt Smethurst lean rloffman Mary Iean Anderson 4th row Ma lyn Soind Conn Wilson Nor' y ffall Shlrfy Phillips Marf M riirld Geo gia Bray Bonnie Hanson Ioan MCP frson Ieaninne B11 a a PHRENO FBANICED BAUIVIER President VIPCII IA LUNDQTHOIX Vice President f CONNIE IANCNN SKI Secretary NANCY CCL1 Treasurer PAT EMEPY Sergeant at Arms IO GOT D Historian ELLEN LEO Critic ,-f MABIIVv Cf-rtiSlOPl-'ER Editor Through the efforts of our capable President Frances Baumer and our helpful advisor Miss Carol Cook Phreno has been guided through a most successful and busy term The many activities were enthusiastically sup ported by all the members Our rush tea was a big success and our new members include Mary Merrifield Carolyn Iapes Dorothy La Mar Ieanine Blizard Bonnie Hansen Georgia Bray Mary Iean Anderson Bonnie Bryant Connie Wilson Marilyn Sound Ines Peterson Shirley Phillips Nancy I-Iall Roberta Smith and Ioan Mc Pherson. Initiation was held November 14 at the home of Peggy Mar- gason. As a debating society Phreno participated in several debates through- out the term. The most important was the semi-annual Phreno-Euk debate. The most notable event this term was the obtaining and completion of our new club room. Two very enjoyable joint meetings were held- one with Girl s International of Grant and the other Nith Euk. Phreno was busy with its work this term decorating the George White Center for Christmas collecting comic books for the United Seaman s Service holding the annual Faculty Tea and Sadie Hawkin s dance and many of the members enjoyed ushering at the Civic Theatre. The members of Phreno Wish to extend their congratulations and best wishes to their graduating members Ienny Partridge and Roberta Smith, lst row Mtss Beach Fred Dunnmg Pat Marsh Marhn Thompson Glenna Nelson 2nd row Howard Dmg Ph1l1p Wolfe Ieanette Sund Dtck Mlesner Colm Veach Shlrley Eames 3rd row Duck Cotter George Scott Alan Stoll Don Bueermann Bob Bueermcmn PYTHAGOREAN PAT MAPSH Prestdent FRED DUNNING V1ce Prestdent GLENNA NELSON Secretary MARTIN THOMPSON Treasurer The purpose of Pythagorean IS to create and further the tnterest of unhmtted helds of mathemattcs and sctence Its members have hobb1es or spectal tnterests 1n such t1e1ds as medlclne e1ectron1cs and Radlo chem1stry en g1neer1ng sc1ent1t1c research and aeronaut1cs Interestmg meetlngs 1nclud1ng demonstrattons of Sllde rule and chem tstry by faculty members lectures on sc1ent1f1c matters several hlms on elec trontcs and student entertamment were prepared by the program chalrman Servtce to the school 1S also part of the program The club has con trtbuted several servtces whtch go to make Washlngton a better school to attend Stnce the club membershtp IS comprlsed of upper termers several graduate each term thus keepmg a hrmted rnembersh1p PHIL WOLF .......... Program Chairman lst row Mrs Duncan Dick Roe Betty Lee Wallace Arthur Geunther Lee Shelley Dorothy l-lxll 2nd row Donna SWOIDSOH Zella Stone lean Harrrs Ioan Alden Ioe Wtlson Etleen Laumann Evel n Sheppard Ma rlyn Nelson Alarne Newton 3rd row Rose Hasson Ann Dodds lean Mtchel Darlene unker Sally Stblef lean Osborn Barbara B unk Locxetla Crockett lanet Holm Ian Marsh lean Llvmgston 4th row Davtd Handf Phrllp Wolfe Bnly Trump Harvey Sturt Steve Englcman Frank llopp llc bert Houts Blll Smttfx Hob Luoma Arnold Sh rmakhc ROSCIUS W 'tn IU IL CI .ll 3 C P1 Z I U1 FU 'U T 1D EL' Q. fD El. gl 5 1 Z IE O 'L l m 11 4 F O 'U -1 CD ff Q. ra E. RICHADD ROE Treasurer LEE SHELT EY rgeant at Arms DOROTHY HILL Edrtor Thrs term ROSCIUS members have undertaken a number of new acttvtttes whrch have proven successful under the gurdance of our Presldent Arthur Gunter and our advrsor Mrs Duncan The terms actrvrty was the com prlatron and pr1nt1ng of a booklet of school songs and yells to be avallable to members of Washrngton Hrgh School A talent program of ten acts was gtven to help TOISS funds for the club wrth formal 1n1t1at1on precedlng the program Only members partlcfpated 1n thts successful evemngs work at the Central Llbrary Hall Members showed lnterest rn dramatlcs by buyrng season tlckets and ushertng at the Crvrc Theater Radro programs for the school were presented by club members and re cetved favorable response from the radto staff Altogether the terms work was worthwnrle and kept the members very busy rn tts fulf1lment . T' 1 cz ' T .,....,,. ' 'Q BETTY 'WALLACE . , .....,.. Secretary fl. - ......... So' A - 4 . ........... fn V o Vl For-c lop Ms Duncan STAGE CREW Lrghts dnnl The curto1n slowly opens ond smoothly onother performonce lS presented Scenery must be burlt curtorns hung llghts c1d1usted to tlotter eoch performer who olppeorrs Arduous pcuns tokrng work IS rnvolved for wlrch the re Nord hes only n the otrs octron of o Job Well done Fuses rnoy be blow n curtorn ropes snorled connectlon broken on dehcdte W1res but tl e dudtence stts enthrolled unowolre of the drorncx behlnd scenes Et hc ent honds qu etlx repotr the dontoge Alert eyes check ond recheck the The opplcruse resounds througnout the oudrtorrurn collrng entertorners forth lor re ocynrtron Behtnd the curtotns errthusrostrcolly 1o1n1no rn w1th op precrotrve occlourn the stoge honds c1nsel'1shly serve Then os the curtorn closes on onother orroy ot tolent thls smoll group Wdslnncgton l-ltoh Schools Stoge Crew exchonge vtews on whot con be done to rndke the next perlorrnonce the eottorne of perfect1on Vlyl ot v os ttntshed ye terdox lflerelx pcrve tornorro s v y S lute to you tcuthhl stoqe crew' 1 4 311' Tvzrnr 1- U N oltf-'s Lt fffzrnrnerlznlc, Allan frlghl, r .I 'l p , r, , 1' r . ' . ' i S If ,' ' . N ' ' . ' i . i f ' , rnyriod items which ore o necessary bockground for fine entertoinrnent. A 4 . X A. I Il J - I, ' 5 Al, rc l j s -xo o , ' .1 ' . o K I K V 1 Wg. J.. -. QCEE own' NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY sl row Mrs Fmmgcn Mc Lou Tlmmor- llc l r Wonu D ne l Cl U n Q Bo K 2nd row Pot Burger Sl cart Folfnrcn Helen B nqdu P L lan l. dd efun lcxnl e Hoo Elcxxne Budlong Marlon Lee Betty brretfv w Cc: c r Carolyn Bclme Albert More 3 lvm IU F F w Son P F fir G 'J 4Ih row Betty Meade Dlcme P o Vo onnle lfxnoa lr ' 'J Pear: son r :J n 1 Hcmnol' VIYQIIHG Blom: pc s Obf q row I c Pm '1 Q Minh rn ack Rureg nclc C cvnf r Robe to S'n1tl QUILL AND SCROLL Av- iv!! 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Q Oh ea BQ ll now' nf-,' 41 ,-tilt, I ffl f sw6 Q GERALD EXLEY One of the greatest yearly contrtbuttons that Gerald Exley makes to Wash1ngton H1gl1 School IS the f1ne Splfll of sportsmanshlp Our chool has learned to accept defeat w1th an equal grac1ousness and eguan1m1ty as 1t does ID VICIOTY over IIS opponents Great appre c1at1on IS due Mr Exley for h1s unt1r1ng efforts and great pat1ence 1n tra1n1ng and perfect1ng teams 1n the f1eld of athlettcs ln everyth1ng he has done he has shown the f1ery Splfll of a true sportsman Gerald Exleys athletlc career began 1n Colvtlle Washmgton where he was born He was a regular 1n all sports at Colv1lle H1gh School where he earned fourteen letters and attalned recogn1t1on for h1s athlet1c ab1l1t1es At Washtngton State College he part1c1pated as a freshman 1n basketball foot ball and baseball and IU VGTSIIY compet1t1on he played only football and baseball IERRY FXLEY COACH VARSITY FOOTBALL For the second t1me IH two seasons the Washlngton grtd team captured thtrd place 1n the f1nal league stand1ngs They held down the number three spot behmd Grant and Iefferson Followlng IH fourth place was Roosevelt Benson captured f1fth wh1le Commerce and Frankhn were deadlocked for seventh and Lmcoln f1n1sl'1ecl 1n the cellar Due to the many ttght games th1s past season the reserves d1d not get to see much act1on The followlng boys earned the1r letters 1n football Parker Webb LUISSI Toelkes Samm1s Krafve S1ms Shol1an Berg Schultens D1ck Parker was the only Colonlal to be selected for flrst team All C1ty honors th1s year He was t1ed for second 1n the league scor1ng honors w1th th1rty s1x po1nts DICK PARKER halfbock One of the fastest men ln the ctty Dtck used h1s speed around ends to good advantage He also called oftenstve plays He was nomtnated for ftrst strmg A1lC1ty tn h1s th1rd and last season IACK KELLER quarterback lack was constantly pavmg the way for others carrled the ball part of the ttme IH addxtxon to do1ng the k1Ck1Hg and a share of the passmg He wtll be one of the few veterans back next year DICK WALKER halfback Dtcks speed and dr1ve made h1m one of the most val uable players on the team He could always be counted on for good gams Thts was h1s th1rd and last season BILL BOWES fullback Btll completed h1s thtrd varslty season 1n a bang up fash1on Desp1te an early leg mjury that hampered h1m throughout he was a powerhouse on offense constantly crashxng through the l1ne for substan tlal gatns He w1ll not be back next year IACK SILLS fullback lack was one of the toughest detenswe men on he squad and packed plenty of offenswe power He Could play any backfleld po s1t1on w1th equal ease Thts was h1s thtrd and last year Walker, Bowes, Keller, Welp, Magleby, Maxwell, McGill, Urban, Payne, Sills, f p I my M , . in 1 FRANCIS MAGELBY tackle Rtval teams found an tmrnovable man when they hlt Mag s posttton Thls was hts thlrd and last successful year LEE MIESEN end Lee returned from the service yust tn txme to take over the end posxtton tn good stvle He was co captam of the tearn a hard rushe and gave h1s opponents a rough ttme on end play Thts was hrs thtrd and last year TOM MCGILL guard Tom was injured early tn the year but mo e than made up for tt the rest of the season He was a stonewall de'enstve.l, and on the of lense helped open p the holes for the backfleld Thts was Ioms thtrd and last season ROY PAYNE tackle Boy was one of the btg men tn the lmc up constantly messlng up the opposmg teams plays He completed hrs second successful year and wont be back next season WILL URBAN end VV1ll ftgured ln the lmportant pass plays three for touch downs and one for an extra pomt He wa an alc t defen me man tn on 'noni or the tackles Thts was hrs second and last year IACK SAMMIS tackle 'Ihe bxggest man on the squad thrs year the oppostng team found that they couldnt get through lack s sxde of the ltne Thts was hrs thtrd and last year BOB MAXWELL center Bob could always be depended upon for accurate centers whlle on the offensxve and was a tough ltne backer He played the btg gest share of every game and kept the boys fired up This was hls thlrd and last year AL TOELKES guard Al played alter natmg ftrst strmg flllmg a bxg spot xn the ltne Thus was the concluslon of hrs second and fmal year AL WELP guard Al was co captam of the squad thts year and played a rugged game tn hrs posttton He made a btg share of the tackles when on de fense and helped open the holes on the offense thus was hrs thtrd and last year FRANK LUIZZI tackle Frank completed hts second season thts year tn the tackle posttton He was slated for fxrst strxng thus year but was plagued by an mlury and was unable to play regularly but dtd a good Job whtle he was tn there Wcrshmgton 19 Corvalhs 6 Washlngtons rough and ready Colontals openmg thelr season at Multnomah Stadrum on September 21 rolled to an easy l9 6 vtctory over the Corvallts Spartans The boys from Washtngton ptcked up thetr 1n1t1al marker 1n the f1rst quarter when fleet footed Dxck Parker returned a Corvallts punt for a th1rty three yard touchdown scamper Parker agatn demonstrated l'11S speed late ln the second quarter when he took a reverse and ran eleven yards around hts own lett end for another SIX po1nts Vrrgtl Webb s try for pomt falled after makmg hls ftrst converston good The thlrd quarter brought another SIX pomts when halfback Walker uncorked a twenty two yard pass to end McCarty who was tn the end zone The lone Spartan score came ln the fourth quarter when quarterback Locey satled a twenty yard aertal to back Sprtck and the latter ran 1t over untouched Washmgton 20 Benson 0 Washtngton outplayed and held scoreless by Benson tn the Frtday ntght September 28 opentng Jamboree reversed the sttuatton the followmg Monday by rollmg to three touchdowns one tn each of the remamtng three quarters Dlck Parker started 1t otf by gotng ntne yards on a reverse forty f1Ve sec onds before the halt for a 6 O halft1me lead The second touchdown came after Webb recovered a Benson fumble on the ktckoff on Bensons twenty seven yard ltne B111 Bowes and Dtck Walker moved tt to the four and Dtck Parker went around left end to s ore standtng up Vrrgrl Webb converted The Colontals made tt 20 U wtth a ftfty yard advance tn the fmal stanza Dtck Walker ambltng wtde around hts own rtght and from four yards out for the touchdown and Webb agatn bootmg the extra potnt ' r ' A ' ' s r . sl' t ' .. ' . . ' A Y' 1 . . 'Y' Y ' ,L ' K ... W. ' I ' ' . . . , . 1 - 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 , . . . I - - 1 I - . . 1 f- , , . - 1 1 BOB SCHULTENS guard Bob gatned enough experience th1s year to make htm an important member ot next sea son s team BUD BERG fullback Bud was con verted over to fullback th1s season and there galnecl valuable experlence wxll be an lmportant cog rn next sea son s machme RALPH KRAFVE4end Ralph dtd a good Job of holding down the end pos1t1on whxle he was 1n there He amed val DON CORUM Don was 1n1ured tn prac tce and dtd not get to see any actton th1s year Thts was hrs last season VIRGII. WEBB quarterback Webb gamed valuable expertence as a reserve tlrts season and w1ll be back next sea son He ktcked extra poxnt trys and kxckotfs untxl he mlured hrs leg GEORGE HENRIKSEN end Because f strff competrtton George dxd not play much but hrs speed made h1m a valu able reserve He w1ll not be back next ear NICK SHOLIAN center Ntck showed plenty of txre whlle he was 1n the game MARTIN REILLY fullback In hrs last year Martin played reserve fullback Hts speed and drtve made htm a capable YGSSTVS REX SIMS tackle Rex developed lnto a tough lmesman th1s season and w1ll be a rnamstay next year DAVE FRITCH guard A capable re placement who dld not play much be cause of tough competltlon Dave never theless was a valuable member of the Washmgton 26 Frankhn 13 The Maroon and Gold struck llke llghtntng to run up three touchdowns 1n the flrst SIX mmutes of the October 5 game w1th Franklm B111 Bowes went over l1TSl after a drlve that started wlth the krck off Lee MISSED recovered a Quaker fumble ln the end zone for the second score and Dlck Parker cllrnaxed another dF1Ve by scormg the th1rd touchdown around left end Vlfgll Webb converted the last two trys for po1nt ln the flrst mlnute of the second quarter D1Ck Walker swept around r1ght end from elght yards out for the fmal score Reserves played the rest of the half but the flrst strmgers took over after halftlrne and were hard pressed to hold off the pO11'1ll'lL1I'1QI'Y Quakers Fullback Lehl plled through for two markers durrng the game Washmgton 0 Iefferson 21 After three scoreless auarters the Democrats from Iefferson turned on the heat and came out the vlctors by a 21 O drubbmg over the Washlngton outflt at Multnomah fleld October 15 lt all happened 1n the fourth quarter after Kellers aulck k1ck was blocked and went only fourteen yards on three plays and on three more runs Lou Wegner scored to g1ve the Ieffmen a 6 O edge On the ensu1ng klckoff the desperate Colon lals took to the a1r only to have Walt Kelly 1ntercept for the Demos On the next play Wegner completed a twenty three yard pass to end George Cota and Marble Cook s men made thelr second touchdown wlth Anderson a sub back runnmg ten yards around end W1th the mmutes to play runnmg out the maroon and gold agaln met the1r fate as they took to the a1r Dlck Montag 1ntercepted a pass from lack Keller and packed rt over for the fmal srx potnts The Colon1als made eleven frrst downs to left s 5 but a ser1es of fumbles ended tl1e1r dr1ves ' ' . He 1 A '- V . f f . . I g 3 O Wi 3 - . . V q . - I . uable experrence for next year. y , squad. I . 1 , r I ' ' . 1 , t - . , . . , - ' I - I - I , , . I , , , . . . . . , . - I fain '97 uw'-n 0-by ,as-v.f ' if www qv' CLAHE PBNGARES tackle Clair gained nough experience playing this year to make rim an important membe of next s asorv s squad ARDEN HARTMAN end Arden was too small to play this year but he will b out again nex season HENRY LIENES halfbuck f-tank did not get to play much this s ason as the stiff competition kept him tom paying This was his last season VIC SOUVINER haliback Vic showed plenty of p o'r-rise this past grid year and will make a valuable member ot the backheld next season KENNY LUM halfback Ken will b around again next season when his pood and expo ience gained this fa will make him a valuable asset to e squad PHIL HOFFMAN An injury early ln e this season kept Phil out ot the action tall He will be back next season how EBIQI' CARI. SWENSEN tackle The stiff com petition kept Carl from playing this year but he will retu n next season ED LOW guard Ed was a rellable serve the past fall and he played enough to make htm a valuable cog in next year s team NORM POSTER center Norm gained enough experience this yea to make him a valuable asset to the outfit next G BILL PARTLOW haliback Stiff compe titxon kept Bill from playing this season This was his last year Washington 26 Commerce 13 Washington managed to defeat a hard fighting little outfit from Commerce by a score 26 l3 on October l9 thus re covering from the previous Weeks defeat Walker broke loose for a pair of touchdown sprints streaking for '61 yards behind excellent blocking in the second quarter and breaking away for twenty yards in the third period Parker crashed the goal line from seven yards oat in the third quarter and lack Keller converted two extra points Keller after a ninety three yard march scored the final tally on a quarterback sneak from the one inch line Mel Krause was the Stenogs spark as he ran and passed his mates to two touchdowns Washlngton 0 Grant 20 Grant s T formation deception specialists rolled over the fighting Colonials to the tune of 20 O on the Multnomah Stadium turf October 27 The Generals first score came in the first quarter as swivel hipped Pat Duff drove off tackle for a sure touchdown scamper only to be brought down by Dick Parker on the three yard line. However the Gemen carried it over on three plays. Darrell Davis booted the point. Midway in the third quarter the Generals really put on a show as Smith shot through center after a lateral from quarterback Shaw and nearly got through the secondary before the Colonials could close in. He was forced to the side lines and apparently trapped when he lateralled to end Don Stamm who had little trouble going the rest of the way. The score was now l3-O as the try for point was blocked. ln the fourth quarter a low center made it im- possible for Keller to get the punt away and Grant got the ball on the Wash- ington's thirty-eight. Gabriel's pass to Starnm put the ball on the nineteen. On two plays Gabriel and Duff made it a first down on the four. On the third attempt Gabriel lugged across for the tally. Washmgton 6 Lmcoln 6 Washrngton was heavrly favored rn thrs game DICK GOLDMAN-guard Because of the tough competltron thrs year Drck drd not get to play Thrs was hrs last season FRED HAYS end posrtron much but he end Strff competrtron at kept Fred from playrng wrll be back next season CARL LOBENZ end Carl drd not play much thrs year but he wrll be back next eason as a strong contender for end posrtron PAUL PETERSON tockle Because of the tough competrtron Paul drd not play thrs year but he wrll be back next season TOM MONSTIS hallback Thrs was Toms last year but he drd not get to play because of the tough competrtron at hrs posrtron DON ZIMMERMAN hulfback Don garned valuable experrence whrch wrll help htm greatly when he turns out agarn next fall FRED DUNNING-quarterback Thrs was Preds last year but he drd not get to play much because of the tough campe trtron DALE UNDERWOOD center Too much competrtron at the prvot slot kept Dale from playrng thrs season CHUCK BATES tackle Strff competr tron kept Chuck from playtng thrs sea son hrs last year TED LITCHFIELD manager Ted took care of the equrpment thrs year and drd a good yob of rt fensrvely After a sustamed thrrty erght yard march a frred up Lmcoln team pushed over rn the second quarter The Colonrals retalrated early rn the thrrd quarter marchrng frfty four yards after recervrng the krck off Walker packed the ball for twelve yards Parker added nrneteen and a Keller to Walker pass Was good for twelve more lack Srlls bulled over for the trerng marker on sheer power The rest of the game was a see saw wrth nerther team mar-ragrng to make any sustarned drrves Washmgton 19 Roosevelt 0 On a rarrr soaked freld at Roosevelt l-lrgh on November 9 our maroon and gold clad boys from fourteenth street played a game that was consrdered by all who saw rt the best of the season The Coloruals staged therr frrst drrve rn the openrrrg quarter only to have rt halted by a serres of penaltres However m the second quarter on end runs by Parker and Walker the Colonrals were able to penetrate deeply rnto Teddy terrrtory A penalty of frfteen yards drd not bother them for on the three fol lowmg plays they were able to tally W1th Drck Parker gomg wrde around end Wrth the score 6 U at half trme the boys from Washrrrgton turned on the power rn the thrrd quarter ln thrs quarter Parker drsplayed one of the great est runs to be seen all season when he started around hrs own left end only to cut sharply to the rrght after reachrng the Roosevelt secondary and rurmmg thrrty three yards for the second Washrngton touchdown ln the fourth quarter Drck Walker sprrnted twenty yards for the frnal tally whrch was set up by hrs long pass to Wrll Urban played at home November 2, but looked very poor both offensively and de- HAL HATTON Washington has welcomed back into its coaching ranks a man who has always stood for great athletic teams. l-lal l-fatton was born in Pendleton, Oregon and started his athletic career on the high school there earning four football, four basketball and four track letters. During a two year intermission between his Sophomore and Iunior years, Mr. Hatton came to Portland to swim for lack Cody at the Mult- nomah Club. He held the city and state 50, HAL HATTON- Conch 100, and 220 free style championships and the Pacific Northwest 50 and 100 free style. l-lis first year at the University of Oregon he won frosh letters in football, basketball, baseball, and swimming, and at the end of his college days he had earned two varsity letters in both football and swimming. Upon obtaining his Physical Education degree, he began his coaching career. ln l938 Mr. l-latton came to Washington where he has coached football, basketball, and baseball. He has just recently returned from twenty-seven months service with the United States Navy where he was IUNIOR FOOTBALL The Junior football team combleted a verv successful season this fall winding up tied for second place with Commerce in the Junior league The team had a record of five wins and two losses The squad lost only to Benson the title winners 7 0 and to Commerce 9 6 Other scores were 31 0 over Franklin 27 0 over lefferson l8 0 over Grant l3 0 over Lincoln and l2 0 over Roosevelt l-lalfback Pete Corum was high scoring Junior for the city tallying 36 points during the season a Chief Petty Officer s row B r Q Z 'r' V 2nd row all ft S o P Ba me Babcock B ll Herde Gad 3rd row lo nson W s Ba ret! en o ri 1' K Dori q 5:11 row for S an Gra l. C . . , . . i 1 - f I ' I 1 ' . - I - ' ' I - I - I C , . l I : Li Stoll, Dyf. Lartsjan Le ifurnrn-e'l.nl: Y -'Jn effung Pete Cotu-, Fred Lctor, 1 'Ui' fum c it aztziage Ice house f,c.g Ivfejerrg Ei-n Tlewcomi: llm i , ferry , 1 r, Dick sey, lim Pophar: : Pieren Lycns Slccgrte' lim n , Fisner e r , Cv e Sears Dave l.fob.ejf, BH. Andersen Pct. Schaze Eiil Vleatnerly' Lindberg, liffr. fiction 4th row: Bit. Estate Hendry Egfne-If -fcfleli ?If,1'E1 G4-ex: :ff1.f9f fav' fi'::ns'.-forth, I Shepherd' LC ee, A Roberts fain '.'fLn!f:ri:': Hogs-5 Li. dberg : Thfcckrnorten Burdick, ,J i la , 1ggc-it Samuels, alibi? .-,:C:::iy, licn Iaccisfn Fergffson Boi: Tlaloney, l-fillarcl IBS! row Malcolm Woodle Ed Pa k Im Spetz Walt McCrum 2nd row Dclc Ve ch Chad Scott B111 romme CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Washlngtons small but determrned band of cross country men turned rn an adrnlrable season th1s past tall The colonrals captured second place 1n the C11Y meet and thrrd ln the annual I-1111 Mrlrtary Washrngton sponsored northwest meet Harrlers ma1nly responslble tor these v1ctor1es were 11m Spetz who placed second 1n the clty and trtth rn the H111 meet Dlck Veach who trnlshed thrrd 1n the c1ty and seventh at H111 Ed Park who c1nched tenth 1n the c1ty and Walt McCrum who also placed 1n the Clty meet Prospects of even greater success next term are evrdent because only Carl St Helens w1ll be lost to the squad by graduatlon Several prehmmary meets were run wlth other htgh schools durmg the season ln preparatron for the two brg meets The Colonrals as a team made httle showlng 1n these however but rmproved greatly by the tune of the mam events Both the c1t,f prep run and the state contest were done over the rugged H111 M1l1tary course at Rocky Butte M2 ZZ f :IWW I , r, i , . : 1 u , , ' . 1 . . , I , I . f , . , f . . 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