Washington High School - Lens Yearbook (Portland, OR)
- Class of 1953
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We are very proud to live in this city and to dedicate our yearbook to it. -4 MR. WINDNAGLE It was with the deepest regret that the students and faculty of Washington High School had to say goodbye to Vere Windnagle, vice principal, near the end of the first term of school this year. Although we are saddened by his departure, we look with pride upon his advancement as coordinator of school buildings and equipment with the Portland public schools. ' A member of the 1912 graduating class of Washington High School, Mr. Windnagle compiled an enviable record both academically and in athletics. We wish to express our sincere best Wishes for every success to our vice principal in his new position. 'Nt 5: 'L .ff- iii, hy ' t. c f s f , ' 4 91377 I, wwf! M y fj 65 ef ' f ff g eil! 0 1 4,14 Graduation frorn high school marks the beginning of a new era for us. The large step We are now taking, has been made possible by the excellent facilities we have shared at Washington. The practical experience we have acquired is something which we all realize is priceless. lt would be very difficult to thank any one group or any one person for the valuable assistance that has been given to us: but without the guidance and co-operation of the administration, the leadership and assist- ance of the faculty, and the outstanding spirit of the student body, we would not have achieved the goal which We set. FRANK Cl-lUB BYHRE President, Class of l953 SENICHRCILASS CFTYHZERS Vice-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER SGT.-AT-ARMS IO ANN HARRIS IANET THALER GLENN LEE WILLIE BROWN SGT.-AT-ARMS LENS CO-EDITOR LENS CO-EDITOR LENS BUSINESS MGR BILL STRAND GRETCHEN KIDD SUE SCHWIND TOM MONAGHAN SENIOR.CLASS.ADVISERS MRS. FINNIGAN Dear Mrs. Finnigan and Mr. Fuller, We would like to thank you tor the help and moral support you have given us these last four years. Without your guidance We would not have been successful in making many important de- cisions regarding our future. You have been very generous in devoting a great deal ot your time to the solving of our problems. We could always rely on you to stand by our side through all the ups and downs, and at this time we sincerely want to thank you for being such Wonderful counselors. The Senior Class of l953 MR. FULLER W'-W an bezezovfs , .1 : ,xxxrfzrr-2 k 5.1 f. 1eL.m::::': 2,1307 .' w::,':::: 5,5271-Lzffiwac 1 Vasc fa H-:rwtmi Sig, E-,fu-:mx 54 U. , at a 9 Q ,:.:, ..r- .Q ,-fn fury xx iflwmrfzf K ' .ami Lfrrxarasfx 5:::fv:::::f- a.::1:s:, Sax.- Q X CRM Ku wx if ,nxt if. i 1.4: fy, Y , tm fr Q x, 6,62 1 1 K l f Qdzxvi Flaw? 5 wz:,:f V 3:1 Xu Eff!-f':f fivsfv--y 1-r' 's ram' ' J LX YA Lfclzfi 91:2 xp x Hcex-m , 'Wu Val :um ,W e 2.1. .Em 3- 14 .p mi. !iJa4sv f fx x 5 r. ,, -u ohisa Mar Bohn M-xzfrc-xsisws Nagy:--,I M.-339,515 ijfyzuz iw: Maisie Easy' ..f-wiixxz ak- Ewa. iui-xzixxlc W X' x f C lass 553 ' T SENIOR ACTIVITIES Albert, Aline: Y-Teens: Portland Secretarial School. Alexander, Iackie: Pres., Phreno: Ciyo: Co- lonials: Cleves: Treas., Nat. Hon. Soc.: Term Rep., Sec., G.L.: Livewire: Wild and Wooly West, Tropicalmania: Sr. Class Play: Oregon Dental School. Allen, Nancy: Emanuel School of Nursing. Alric, Ioanne: Qualite: Sec., Phreno: Tropi- calmania. Amos. Rex: Pres., Treas., Euk: Fire Squad: Term Rep., B.L.: Sgt.-at-Arms, Freshman Class: LV. Rally Squad. Anderson, Gordon: Optimists: Domino: Ten- nis: Portland State. Baker, Darlene: Pres., Hist., Nu Chi: Ed., Masque: Cab.: O of W Girl: OSC. Bales. Shirley: Qualite: Phreno: Livewire: Daffodil Queen: Nu Chi: Comm. Club: U of O. Bartmess, Virginia: S.B. Store. Batchelor. DeMar: Sec., Treas., Pack: Treas., O of W: Term Rep., B.L.: Athletic Rep.: Service Commissioner: Firesquad: Capt. Bskbl.: Basebl.: Sgt.-at-Arms, Soph. Class: Orch.: Portland State or U of O. Baumqartner, Marie: Sec., Ciyo: Masque: Quill and Scroll: Cleves: Colonials: Nat. l-lon. Soc.: lungle Magic: Tropicalmania: Ass't Club Ed., Lens: Livewire: Ch. Fac- ulty Comp. Daffodil Show: Emanuel School of Nursing. Beehn, James: OSC or Portland State. Bendickson, Phil: Rally Squad: Tux: Sgt.-at- Arms, Pres., Domino: Quill and Scroll: Washingtonian Staff: Firesquad. Benson. lane: V.-P., Quill and Scroll: Ass't Bus. Mgr., Lens: Ciyo: Choir: U of Hawaii. Berry, Marilyn: Daffodil Princess: V.-P., Term Rep., G.L.: Treas., Colonials: V.-P., Qualite: Phreno: Varsity Rally Squad: Firesquad: Wild and Wooly West: Tropi- calmania: U of O. Berry, Virginia: Sec., Sen. Span. Soc.: Sec., El Leon: lungle Magic: Tropicalmania: Ex. Student to Mexico: Reed. Biles, Sally: V.-P., Choir: Masque: Qualite: Livewire: S.B. Store: Wild and Wooly West: May Masque: Tropicalmania. Bitar. Louise: Pres., Ass't Treas., Ed., Ir. Act. Cup, Masque: V.-P., S.B.: Term Rep., G.L.: Qualite: Cleves: Varsity Rally Squad: Chair., Sadie Hawkins Dance: Iungle Magic: Tropicalmania: Cab.: Orch.: May Masque: Chair., Iudging Comm. Rose Festival '52: U of O. Blanchard, Kay: Colonials: Band: L and C. Boardman, Howard: Rally Squad: Treas., Sgt.-at-Arms, V.-P., Euk: Treas., Order of W.: Choir: Football: Track: U of Portland. Brace, Ron: Pack: Term Rep., B.L.: OSC or Portland State. Branson, Bill: Optimists. Sgt.-at-Arms, Nat. Hon. Chaplain, Sgt.-at-Arms, Bristow, George: Soc.: Knights: Hi-Y: Pres., V.-P., Sgt.-at-Arms, El Leon: Sen. Span. Soc.: Cab.: OSC. Britton. Gwyneth: Colonials: Ed., El Leon: Sen, Span. Soc.: Marylhurst. Broderick. Gail: Aro: lsto: El Leon: Gold Key Art Award: U of O. Brodersen, Dorothy: Pres., Ed., Gamma Sigma: Treas., Nat. Hon Soc.: Sgt.-at- Arms, Critic, Phreno: Pesante: Mardi Gras: Christmas Assem.: Iungle Magic: Tropicalmania: Livewire: Cleves: Cab.: Orch.: OSC. Broms. Phil: Euk: Track: All-City Choir: L and C. Brown, Willie: Sec., Euk: Treas., B.L.: Ath- letic Rep.: Knights: Bskbl.: Basebl.: Sgt.- at-Arms, Senior Class: Firesquad: O of W: Portland State. ir- - -1- Byhre, Frank: Pres., Sen. Class: Pres., Fresh. Class: Euk: Sgt.-at-Arms, Knights: Hi-Y: Capt., Firesquad: Term Rep., B.L.: O of W: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Basebl.: Bskbl.: Tropi- calmania: Wild and Wooly West. Caldwell. Rebecca: Neak: Corres. Sec., Nu Chi.: Sec., Sen. Span. Soc.: Ed., Cale: Mardi Gras: Mixed Glee: Xavier Univer- sity. Castle, Vaughn: Tropicalmania: Wild and Wooly West: Firesquad: Yell King: Pack: Band: Rose Show Comm.: Ex. Coun.: Track. Caudle, Gordon: Pres., Domino: Pres., Opti- mists: Drum Major, Band: Cab. Cheney, Phil: Pres., Hi-Y: Pres. Knights: Nat. I-lon. Soc.: Ed., Trix: Cab.: IRL: Chair. DAR Selections: Scio: Colonials: MIT or Yale. Ciarlo, Richard: Basebl.: Baskbl.: Ed., O of W: Boys Glee: OSC. Clark, Ron: Euk: l-li-Y: Knights: I.V. Basebl.: Tennis: U of O. Class, Paul: V.-P., Treas., Pythagorean: Knights: Portland State. Cleveland, Don: Boys Glee. Cline, Ross: Ftbl.: Track: Domino: O of W: Oreg. Tech. Institute. Cole, Carolyn: Pres., Sen. Span. Soc.: Nat. l-lon. Soc.: Cleves: El Leon: IRL: Livewire: Cab. Cooper, Thelma: Qualite: Ed., Nu Chi: Phreno: O of W' Girl: Aro. Costi, Richard: Pres., S.B.: Treas., Sgt.-at- Arms, V.-P., Euk.: Hi-Y: Sgt.-at-Arms, Nat. Hon. Soc.: Sgt.-at-Arms, V.-P., O of W: Term Rep., Treas., B.L.: Basebl.: Bskbl.: V.-P., Fresh. Class: Pres., Soph. Class: V.-P., lun. Class: Ex. Coun.: All-City Bskbl.: Firesquad: U of O. Coulson, David: Mgr., Var. Basebl.: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Knights: Ad. Mgr., Lens: IRL. Covert, Hufty: Pres., Nat. Hon Soc.: V.-P., I-Ii-Y: Chap., Sen. Span. Soc.: Sgt.-at-Arms. Trix: Ed.-I-list., Knights: Treas., Scio: Pres., B.L.: Pres., Cab.: Ex. Coun.: O of W: Fire- squad: Ftbl.: Golf: Livewire: Quiz-Em: Linfield. Cross, Douglas: Sec., V.-P., Optimists: Dom- ino. Cross, Shirley: lsto: Tropicalmania: lungle Magic. Davis, Katherine: Masque: Wild and Wooly West, Tropicalmania. Deitch, Carolyn: Sgt.-at-Arms, lsto: Live- wire: OSC. Delaunay, Donna: S.B. Store. De Saint Pierre, Chantal: Hist., El Leon: I-list., Sen. Span. Soc.: Sgt.-at-Arms, Cleves: Phreno: IRL: Tennis: Queen, G.L.: Choir. Dewilde. Eileen: Pres., V.-P., Hist., Qualite: Rally Squad: Nat. Hon. Soc.: lungle Magic: Tropicalmania: Wild and Wooly West: Cab: Choir: Firesquad: U of O. Diets, Ioyhnnz V.-P., Sgt.-at-Arms, Neak: Ass't Treas., V.-P., Nu Chi: Livewire: Portland State College. Dirnick, Marge: Qualite: Treas., Phreno: Nu Chi: U of O. Dimit, Ieannette: Sgt.-at-Arms, Sec., Gamma Sigma: l-list., Masque: Nu Chi: May Masque: OSC. Dolezal, Victor: Knights: Pesante: Pytha- gorean: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Portland State. Dong, Marie: Gamma Sigma: Sec. Phreno: Nu Chi: Cleves: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Livewire: O of W Girl: Iungle Magic: Tropical- mania: U of O or Lewis and Clark. Doss, Dick: Sgt.-at-Arms, Euk: Ir. Football: Russian Play: Portland State. DulL Charlene: Sgt.-at-Arms, Qualite: Hist., Nu Chi: Aro: Commercial Club: S.B. Store: Iungle Magic: Tropicalmania: Rose Show: U of O. 'rn-:nu ri' ' Eberle, Ann: Sec. S.B.: Pres., V.-P., Sec., Isto: Ciyo: Cleves: Colonials: Livewire: Ten- nis: Chair. Scrapbooks, Rose and Daffo- dil Show: Cabinet: Inter-School-Council: Dec. Comm. lr., Sr., Prom: Rose Show Chairman: Portland State. Eby, Mary: N.H.S.: Cleves: Pesante: Chap.. Sgt.-at-Arms, Pres., Ciyo: Masque: V.-P. and Sec., Quill and Scroll: Cabinet: Band: Orch.: All-City Band: IRL: Livewire: Lens Staff: Award Chair. Daffodil Show: Quiz- Em: Whitman. Edgar. Charles: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Knights: Sr. Spanish Soc.: El Leon: Track: Reed. Ehrlich, Betty: Ciyo: lsto: Emanuel School of Nursing. Elssner, Eleanor: Sec., Cleves: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Pesante, IRL: Orch.: All-City Orch.: Reed. Engel, Dorothy: Pres., Ass't Treas., Cleves: lsto: Colonials: Sr, Spanish SOC-7 PGSGHYG: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Cabinet: Band: Pres., Orch.: All City Band and Orch.: Wood. Trio: Clar. Quartet: Willamette. Etchison, Vern: Sgt.-at-Arms, Knights: Sgt.- at-Arms, Hi-Y: Nat. Hon. Soc.: O of W: Pres., Quill and Scroll: Pres., Treas., Sgt.- at-Arrns, Pesante: Lens Sports Ed.: Fea- ture Ed., Washingtonian: Track: Cabinet: Band: U.S. Nat. Bank Scholarship: Sgt.- at-Arms. Domino: Fire Squad: OSC. Ewing, Leslie: Choraliers: V.-P., Tri-Y: Live- wire: Portland State. Felton, Zada: Sec. S.B.: Sec.-Treas., Ir. Class: Pres., lr. Girls Service Club: V.-P., Phreno: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Cleves: Ciyo: Colonials: Livewire: Sr. Class Play: Tropicalmania: Jungle Magic: Whitman. Ferguson, Elmer: Knights: IRL. Fisher, Dick: Euk: Swim Team: Portland State. Fitswater, Carolyn: Pres., Treas., Sgt.-at- Arms, lsto: Aro: GAA: Cabinet: Chair- man Daffodil Tags: Art Gold Key: OSC. Fong, Fred: Colonials: Trix: O of W: Sgt.- at-Arms, Freshman Class: Baseball. Franklin. Betty: Choir: Freshman Drama Club: Pesante: Tropicalmania. Gaither, Charles: V.-P., Pack: B.L. Term Rep.: Iungle Magic: Tropicalmania: Wild and Wooly West: U of O. Gold, Dan: Pres., Mem. at Large, Yell King, S.B.: Class Plays: Euk: Knights: Hi-Y: Colonials: Nat. l-lon. Soc.: Sec.-Treas., Freshman Class: V.-P., Sophomore Class: Co-Chair., lr. Prom: LV. Baseball: Execu- tive Council: V.-P., Inter-School Council: Tropicalmania: lungle Magic: Wild and Wooly West: Stanford or U of O. Gore, Charles: Band. Graves, Barbara: Gamma Sigma: Phreno: Livewire: Cleves: Orch.: lungle Magic: Tropicalmania: OCE. Haines, Shirley: Tri-Hi-Y. Hammock, Connie: Treas., Ciyo: Phreno: Quill and Scroll: Pres. Colonials: Club Ed., Lens: Nat. l-Ion Soc.: V.-P., Cleves: Execu- tive Council: Feature Ed., Washingtonian: Reg. Chair. Daffodil Show: Student Comp. Rose Show: Cabinet: Iungle Magic: Tropi- calmania: Whitman. Hanson, Marilyn: Aro: lsto. Hare. Glenn: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Latin Club: Choir: Baseball: Basketball: U of O. Harris, Io Ann: Pres., Treas., Fresh. and Ir. Term Rep, G.L.: O of W Girl: V.-P., Sr. Class: V.-P., Corres. Sec., Gamma Sigma: Cleves: Nat. I-Ion. Soc.: Hist. Phreno: Nu Chi: V.-P., Colonials: Rally Squad: Fire Squad: Daffodil Show Chair.: Chair., Ir. Prom Decorations: lr. Red Cross Rep.: Chair. Housing Comm. for Nat. Student Council Assoc. Conf.: Chair., Ir. Tea: : . r..Y'v..:, .. SENIOR ACTIVITIES Tropicalmania: Iungle Magic: Emanuel School of Nursing. Hartley. Harriet: U. of O. I Heckman. Carolyn: Pres., Sec., Service Comm., Gamma Sigma: Ed., Phreno: Nu Chi: Sr. Rep., G.L.: O of W Girl: Cleves: Cabinet: Rally Squad: OSC. Hekimian. Christine: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Treas., Cleves: Treas., Masque: Pesante: Lib., Orch.: Livewire: Chair., Entries and Clas- sifications Daffodil and Rose Shows: Reed College. Henderson. Sandra: V.-P., Sec., Treas., Pe- sante: Ciyo: Phreno: Band: Portland State. Howard. Vance: Optimists: Domino: Choir: lungle Magic: Tropicalmania: Rose Show, Isaacson. Gary: Ass't Treas., Treas., S.B.: Treas., Knights: Pres., Band: Fire Squad: All-City Band: All-State Band: S.B. Store: Brass Sextet: Exec. Council: Pesante: Pythagorean: Portland State. Iohns. Myrna: Qualite: OCE. Iohnson. Albert: OSC. Iohnson, Beatrice: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Cleves: Pres., V.-P., Aedeas: Cabinet: Orch.: IRL: Emanuel Hosp. School of Nursing. Iohnson. Larry: Iungle Magic: Tropical- mania: U of O. Iones. Carole: Sec., lsto: Girls' Glee: Tropi- calmania: Wild and Wooly West: OSC. Jordan. Ierry: Qualite: Treas., Sgt.-at-Arms, Nu Chi: Sgt.-at-Arms, Sec., Pres., Neak: Mardi Gras: Poor Iud: Tropicalmania: lungle Magic: Cabinet: Livewire: U of O. Kachin. Olga: Livewire: V.-P., Nat. Hon. Soc.: Cleves: Cabinet: Orch.: Pres., V.-P., Sgt.-at-Arms, Pesante: Chap., Treas., Ciyo: Ed., I-list., Phreno: Linfield College. Kallberq. Anne: Nonettes. Kathan. Earl: Art Award: OSC. Kell. Kenneth: Pack: Ftbl.: Ir. Track: O of W: Sgt.-at-Arms, Ir. Class: Band: Fire Squad. Kidd, Gretchen: Pres., Quill and Scroll: Ed., Treas., Sec., Ciyo: Ed., Masque: Co-Ed., Lens: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Cab.: Band: Feature Ed., Bus, Mgr., Washingtonian: Ch. Stu- dent Comp. Daff. Show: Ch. Publicity, Rose Show: Quiz-'Em: University of Min- nesota. Kilpatrick. Wayne: Pres., V.-P., El Leon: Temp. Pres., Ch. Complimentary Rose Dis- play, Sgt.-at-Arms, IRL: Sec., Knights: Chap., Hi-Y: Ed., Nat. Hon. Soc.: Quill and Scroll: Cab.: Fire Squad: Livewire: Quiz- 'Em: Senior Class Play. King. Martin: Sgt.-at-Arms, Euk: O of W: Ftbl.: Boys Glee: Portland State. Kneeland. Ianet: Ed., Washingtonian: Exec. Coun.: Sgt.-at-Arms, Quill and Scroll: Isto: IRL: Livewire: Pub. Ch., Daffodil and Rose Shows, U of O. Lake. Diane: Colonial: Poor Iud: Iungle Magic: Wild and Wooly West: Tropical- manian: Rose Show: Swimming: Portland State. Laxnpard. Carol: Nat. I-Ion. Soc.: Cleves: Phreno: Livewire: Graceland College. Lane. Bob: Treas., Sgt,-at-Arms, Pack: Ftbl. Lauro. Lorraine: Qualite: Act. Cup, Masque: Treas., Nu Chi: Comm. Club. Lee. Beniamin: Pres., B.L.: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Sen. Span. Soc.: Pesante: Trix: Knights: Quill and Scroll: Firesquad: Ex. Coun.: Cab.: Ass't Bus. Mgr., Lens: Clean-up Ch., Daffodil and Rose Shows. Lee. Carol: Cleves: Livewire. Lee, Glenn: Pres., Nat. Hon. Soc.: Treas., S.B.: Pres., Cab.: Pres., V.-P., Sec., Hi-Y: Ed.-I-list., Knights: Ex. Coun.: Ed.-I-list., Trix: Firesquad: Student Court Iudge: S.B. Store: Dartmouth. LeMar. Iohnnez Pres., Sec., Orpheus: Neak: Pesante: Sec., IRL: Cleves: Orch.: Band: All-City Orch.: All-State Orch.: L and C. Leo, Harvey: Trix: Choir: Art Award: OSC. Leupold. Ruth Ann: Pres., Treas., Phreno: V.-P., Sec., Nat. I-Ion. Soc.: Corres. Sec., Ed., Gamma Sigma: Treas., G.L.: Treas., Quill and Scroll: Cleves: IRL: 3rd Page Ed., Washingtonian: Cab.: Livewire: Fire- squad: R.C. Chairman: Gold Key: O of W Girl: Stanford or Whitman. Lewis. Nancy: I-list., Sen. Span. Soc.: Sec., El Leon: Linfield. Malin. Dave: Wild and Wooly West: Tropi- calmania. Mannel, Bette: Pres., Colonials: Treas., Cleves: Phreno: Sr. Class Play: Wild and Wooly West: Tropicalmania: Livewire: Ex. Coun.: Cab.: Orch.: OSC. Manning: Audrey: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Maryl- hurst. Mar. Lolita: Pres., Princess, G.L.: V.-P.: Ass't Treas., Neak: Pres., Aro: Wild and Wooly West: Nat. I-lon. Soc.: I-list., Cleves: O of W Girl: Chair., May Pete: Ex. Coun.: Cab.: Ir. Rally: DAR Rep.: Nu Chi: Tropi- calmania: Gold Key: L and C. Marshall. Nancy: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Treas., Sec., IRL: Cleves: Pesante: Treas., Orch.: All-City Orch.: All-State Orch. Mason. Clara Lou: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Cleves: Choir: All-City Choir, Sec.: Linfield. Mattson. Lily: Nu Chi: Chair., Poster Pub.. Daffodil. Mclntosh. Diane: Pres., I-list., Cleves: V.-P., Chap., Sgt.-at-Arms, Ciyo: V.-P., Treas., Pesante: Ass't Treas., Gamma Sigma: Phreno: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Cab.: Orch.: Wil- larnette. McKee. Bob: Ftbl.: Band. McLaughlin. Ierry: Knights. Medlock. Ce Etta: Ed., l-list., Aro: UCLA. Messman. lack: Ftbl.: Basebl.: Bskbl.: Port- land State. Middleton. Ioeleta: lsto: Livewire: New- comers Club: Linfield or Portland State. Miller. Charles: Optimists: Cine: Stage Crew Mgr. Miller. Mary: Pres., Sec., Aedeas: Cab.: Se- attle Pac. College. Monaghan. Tom: Bus. Mgr., Lens: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Quill and Scroll: Knights: Treas., I-Ii-Y: Trix: Scio: Pres., Treas., El Leon: Aro: Pythagorean: IRL: Firesquad: N.W. Science Exposition Grand Prize: Yale or MIT. Moreland, Ianet: Ciyo. Moreland. Ianice: Ciyo: El Leon: Sen. Span. Soc.: Tropicalmania: Wild and Wooly West. Morris. Tom: Pres., Cine: Cab.: Band: Opti- mists: Stage Mgr.: Movie Projector. Morrison. Richard: Swimming: U of O. Mosher. Paul: City Rep., Treas., IRL: Pe- sante: Sec., Scio: V.-P., Treas., Pytha- gorean: Nat. I-lon. Soc.: Knights: Bus. Mgr., Orch.: Band: All City Band: All-City Orch.: All-State: U of Idaho. Mosley. Pat: Sgt.-at-Arms, Gamma Sigma: Nu Chi: Treas., Neak: Sen. Class Play: Livewire: Cleves: OSC. Myers. Al: Optimists: Domino. Newman. Ioyce: Chap., Qualite: Term Rep., G.L.: S.B. Store: Phreno: Nat. Hon. Soc. Nixon. Deodise: Cine: Aro: El Leon. Nixon. Mackel: Cine: Optimists: O of W: El Leon: Stage Crew: Domino. Olden. Adalene: Sec., Cleves: Sec., Neak: Nu Chi: Pesante: Iungle Magic: Poor Iud: Tropicalmania: Choir: L and C. Oliver. Bob: U of O. O'Neel. Betsy: lsto: Masque. Padrow. Ioan: Colonials, lungle Magic: Tropicalmania: Portland State. Palmer. Dudley: V.-P., Pack: Baseball. Parker. lack: Basketball: Portland State. Patera. Charlotte: Gamma Sigma: U of O. Pavolvskis, Olgerts: IRL: Knights: Nat. I-lon. Soc. Pavlovskis. Olqerts: IRL: Knights: Nat. I-Ion. Nat. I-Ion. Soc. Pearce. Paul: Ed.-I-list., I-li-Y: Knights. Pearson. Dorothy: Pres., Qualite: V.-P., Phreno: Corres. Sec., Nu Chi: Colonials: Tropicalmania: Jungle Magic: Livewire: Nat. I-lon. Soc.: Cab.: Choir: Willamette. Pendleton. Sue: Treas., Pesante: Tennis: S.B. Store: Treas., Sec., Band: All-City Band: U of O. Penney. Norman: Art Award. Phelps. Duane: V.-P., O of W: Ed., Pack: Ftbl.: Bskbl.: Basebl.: OSC. Pratt. Nancy: Tropicalmania: Iungle Magic. Purdy. Sam: Euk: Hi-Y: Firesquad: O of W: Wild and Wooly West: Ftbl.: Portland State. Rabinovitz. Sol: Knights: IRL: Quiz-'Em: Reed. Randolph, Valaida: Aro: Business College. Rapp. Katie: Sec., Phreno: V.-P., Ciyo: Sec., Pesante: Nat. I-Ion. Soc.: Cleves: lungle Magic: Tropicalmania: Band: Ir, Girls Service Club: L and C. Rasmussen, Elinor: Neck: Ciyo: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Cleves: Treas., Sec., Quill and Scroll: Choir: All-City Choir. Reichstein. Shirley: Pesante: Band: OCE. Repp. Conrad: Knights: Portland State. Rice. Dick: Quill and Scroll: Knights: Swim- ming: IRL: Tennis: Firesquad: Lens Staff: Pacific U. Rice. Karen: Ed., Treas., Qualite: Sec., V.-P., Masque: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Iungle Magic: Tropicalmania: Mem. Below 3rd Term: Ex. Coun.: U of O. Richardson. Bob: Sec., Euk: Ed., Colonial Capers: Rally Squad: Christmas Play. Richmond. Merlynz Sec., B.L.: Choir: Euk: U of O. Riedy. Marlene: Cleves: lsto: Pesante: Trop- icalmania: Wild and Wooly West: Choir: Portland State. Rigby, Ierrilyn: Treas., Phreno: Nu Chi: Aro: Study Body Store: OSC. Rilance. Carol: Qualite: Neak: Iungle Magic: Tropicalmania. Robinson. Donna: Pesante: Sen. Span, Soc.: Ass't Treas., Neak: Orch.: All-City Orch.: Iungle Magic: Tropicalmania: Ciyo: Live- wire. Roddy. Io: Qualite, V.-P., Masque: V.-P.. S.B.: V.-P., G.L.: Tropicalmania: Iungle Magic: Sec., Soph. Class: O of W Girl: Livewire: Firesquad: Cleves: lr. Rally Squad: Var. Rally Squad: Chair. Rose Show Assem.: Ex. Coun.: Majorette. Ross, Donald: Pres., Euk: I-li-Y: Knights: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Capt., Firesquad: Sen. Class Play: Tropicalmania: Jungle Magic: Yell King: Ex. Coun.: Cab.: Willamette. Runstein. Neil: Euk: Ir. Basebl.: Term Rep., BL Ruth, Ann: Choir: Ciyo: Isto: Colonials. Sabo. Dick: Knights: IRL: Student Body Store. Schade. Iohn: Boys Glee: BYU. Schenk. Ioanne: lsto: Iungle Magic: Tropi- calmania: L and C, Schmitt, Carol: Sec., lsto: Cleves: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Tropicalmania: Iungle Magic: Chair., Daffodil Tag Sale. Schnee. Phil: I. V. Basebl.: Domino: Port- land State. Schwind. Susan: Co-ed., Lens: Pres., Ed., Neak: Qualite: I-fist., Chap., Nu Chi: Ed., X'xl.A X . sl f CR X. t i SENIORPACTIVITIES Nat. Hon. Soc.: Sgt.-at-Arms, Cleves: Sgt,- at-Arrns, Ouill and Scroll: Term Rep., G.L.: Chair. Invitations, Daffodil and Rose Shows: Chair. Food Com., Ir. Tea: lr. Prom Queen: Sec., Cab.: Ir. Girls Service Club: OSC. Segur. Sandra: Sec., Chap., l-list., Oualite: Service Comm., Nu Chi: Choir: All-City Choir: Tropicalmania: lungle Magic: Art Award: U of O. Seinoha, Geraldine: Pesante: Livewire: Orch.: Iungle Magic: Tropicalmania: U of O. Settlemier. Harold: Pythagorean: Cine: Pe- sante: IRL: Knights: V.-P., Band: Bus. Mgr., Orch.: All-City Band: All-City Orch.: All-State Orch.: L and C. Sherwood, Roger: Sports Ed., Lens: Ptbl.: O of W: Hi-Y: Sec., Domino: Ouill and Scroll. Shiner. Clyde: Sec., Trix: Knights: Fire- squad: I-li-Y. Shininger. Molly: V.-P., Cleves: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Livewire: Wild and Wooly West: Tropicalmania: U of W. Sinclair. Larry: Pres., Pack: Rally Squad: Sec., O of W: Track: Ftbl.: OSC. Slater. Ioanne: Pres., Treas., Masque: Chap., Ed., Corres. Sec., Oualite: Term Rep., G.L.: Iungle Magic: Tropicalmania: Cab.: U of O. Smith. Carl: Treas., Euk: Iunqle Magic: Tropicalmania: Band: L and C. Smith. Merline: Treas., Sen. Span. Soc. Stach. Shirley: Treas., Sgt.-at-Arms, Oualite: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Livewire: Ass't Treas.: Nu Chi: Neak: Comm. Club: Choir: U of O. Steifanoli. Nancy: Pres., Ciyo: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Cleves: Sec., IRL:,V.-P., lsto: Band: All-City Band: Pesantxe: Livewire: Whit- X X worth. ' N. Stevens. Mariorie: Pres., Nu Chi: Cleves: Qualite: O of W Girl: Neak. Stevens. Rosemary: Sec., lsto: Pesante: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Cleves: Orch.: All-City Orch.: All-State Orch.: L and C. Strand. Bill: Pres., Trix: V.-P., Knights: Hi-Y: Sgt.-at-Arms, Sen. Class: Ftbl.: Swimming: O of W: Willamette. Stutz. Sandra: Orch.: Treas., El Leon: Pres., Sen. Span. Soc.: Ouill and Scroll: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Washingtonian Staff: Iungle Magic: Tropicalmania: Sen. Class Play: U of Portland. Swanson. Kay: Choraliers: Livewire: I-list., Neak. Syverson. Myrna: Pesante: Orch.: All-City Orch.: Portland State. Taylor. Elizabeth: V.-P., lsto: Treas., Nat. Hon. Soc.: Cleves: Livewire: Choir: Lin- field. ' Taylor. Patty: Sec., Nu Chi: Masque. Taylor. Marvin: Cine: Stage Crew: Opti- mists: NNC. Terry. Avonellez Treas., Gamma Sigma: Nu Chi: Neak: Firesquad: Livewire: Wil- lamette. Thaler, Ianet: Sec., Sen. Class: Sgt.-at-Arms, Qualite: Nu Chi: Sgt.-at-Arms, Phreno: Comm. Club: Choir: OSC. Thompson. Gerald: Art Award: Choir. Thompson. Iohn: Cine: Stage Crew: OSC. Trask. Bert: Swimming. Trussell. Ian: Newcomers Club. Tuttle. Sue: Sgt.-at-Arms, Oualite: Phreno: Nu Chi: Tropicalmania: Wild and Wooly West: U of O. Van Atta, Mary Lou: Cleves: Hist., Critic, lsto: Les Zigues: Portland State or OCE. Vandervort. Ron: Pres., Choir: All-City Choir: Domino: U of Hawaii. , Q AQLUTOGRAP yi .. - ' ' t K. x . . v N X' x I Q .- .N N X X X J t X st . x s ,, N XXX N.: 1 tj t N' H- X . X Xt ' lx' f X tx X X -v Xl X' w X 1 xg, X X it . X ' x x- X .X WN, X Waggener. Donald: Pres., Treas., Knights: V.-P., Trix: Treas., Hi-Y: Sgt.-at-Arms, Ouill and Scroll: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Rally Squad: Sen. Class Play: IRL: Scio: Fire- sguad: Stanford or OSC. Walker. Linda: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Cleves: Ciyo: IRL: Quiz-'Em: Livewire: Mills. Washington. Billy: Pack: Are: Choir: All- City Choir: Ftbl.: Track: O of W: Art Award: Linfield or Portland State. Welch. Roselyn: Sec., Oualite: Ouill and Scroll: Art Ed., Lens: Neak: Nu Chi: U of O. Wilber. Charles: Pres., Euk: Treas., O of W: Nat. Hon. Soc.: Kniqhtts: V.-P., B.L.: Sen. Class Play: Iungle Magic: Tropicalmania: Poor lud: Ptbl.: Track: Pres., lr. Class: lr. Yell King: Ir. Prom Chair.: Chair. Clean-up Daffodil Show: Cab.: Ex. Coun.: Fire Chief: Willamette. Wiles. Dick: Pres., O of W: Sgt.-at-Arms, B.L.: Ftbl.: Bskhl.: Pack. Wilson. Dick: Ftbl.: Treas., Pack: O oi W: U of O. Wilson. Marion: Cleves: lsto: L and C or Reed. Wong. Ronald: Sec., Hi-Y: Knights: Trix: Firesquad. Word. Anna lean: Sec., Docemus: Ed., Cleves: Sgt.-at-Arms, lsto: Hockey: Band: All-City Band: Choir: All-City Choir: Orch.: FHA. Yee. Iohn: Tropicalrnania. Yoder. May: Wild and Wooly West: OCE. Young. Ianet: V.-P., Sec., Ciyo: Cleves: Sen. Class Play: Wild and Wooly West: Tropi- calrnania: Orch.: O of W Girl. Young. Iune: Sec., Hist., Mem. Com., Ciyo: Sec., Ass't Treas., Masque: Sen. Class Play: Wild and Wooly West: Tropical- mania: Livewire: Cleves: L and C. HS f , . kntL8n....i: -. .. . . .... ..a.i..tn..t'L1.:::-'si :..- ff x C X 5. 1 5 o , xf , wtf Y ' 'k ::s5:Q:.:.- Q X A . :.:5:5:5:5:5:-. Af ' S3 xiiime E' H Q Q KP? ' iyiiw wx, . -x Qgrincess 0 Mo Pete Royal Court of Hosorio Y Queen JO Roddy Morilyn Berry H O N O R AWARDS ACTIVITY CUP-The activity cup is the highest honor that can be bestowed upon a graduating senior. It symbolizes outstanding qualities ot re- sponsibility, scholarship, and leadership both in school and in extracurricular activities. This year the tour students who received the honor were IO ANN HARRIS, GLENN LEE, ANN EBERLE, and RICHARD COSTL DRAMATICS CUP-Upon the death ot Iohn Alden, a talented dramatic student in May ot 1942, the class ot that year presented a dramatics award to the school to be given annually to two members of the graduating class who were outstanding in the field ot drama. The two members ot the 1953 grad- uating class receiving the award were ADALENE OLDEN and DAN GOLD. ATHLETIC CUP-The six outstanding athletes dur- ing the past year at Washington who received the athletic cup are ED DAVIS and KEN PIERCE, football, RICHARD COSTI, basketballg DE MAR BATCHELOR, baseball, and LARRY SINCLAIR and CHARLES WILBUR, track. SCHOLARSHIP CUP-The two graduating seniors ot the l953 class who were recipients of the honor- able Wilbur K. Hood trophy were GLENN LEE and ELEANOR ELSSNER. MUSIC CUP-IO ANN LE MAR and PAUL MOSHER received the music cup for exceptional work in the field of music. IOURNALISM CUP-SUE SCHWIND received the journalism cup. 4 4-.J 'Q Y, J- YQ- T' ISNJ LW CITYOF PORTLAND smvscs CHR I SX Gretchen Kidd Co-Editor Lens THE LENS Connie Hammack Marie Baumgartner Club Editor Ass't. Club Editor 1 ' A f , ! Cx ', ILV Vi' A Q V iw wif 0 Wi J JU U' CWJ .G ,I ki 4! ,lf vi! H 'X iff uyfjWj2,,i-efgvf i- W' W Wi if WWE ii Leiiaii d i Jr Q xv WMU U, W J X sue schwind dn Co-Editor Lens Sports Editor Roger Sherwood Roselyn Welch Vern Etchison Ass't. Sports Editor Art Editor M...mni The Lens staff Wishes to express deepest thanks to Paul Walcott, juni who was this year's Lens phat: rapher. iff Tom Monaghan Business Manager Benny Lee Mary Eby Dave Coulson Asst Business Manager Co-Ad Manager Co-Ad Manager 3 S E s 5 34+ ,513 -,.:L V :,. 4- v 1 1 M W , gf.- ,,, Y U Qu it 1 I E Q4 Wufmfhaw. 2 if x :Sf ' 5 , 5 Q? A' ' ,i , gz- Q 55? A ,,., W 'W - x 2 . ., 5 ...V : , ,, .V,,,..,:,,, V:,. .,.. A ,. ,rggwn -W ' Ianet Kneeland Editor-In-Chief Connie Hammock Vern Etchison Ruth Ann Leupold Co-Feature Editor Co-Feature Editor Third Poge Editor THE WASI-IIN GTCN IAN STHF F Sports Editor Ad Mcmclger Business Manager 'Fl M siting in Fall ii H This Fall the Girls' League had a very successful .l l I term with lo Ann Harris as presiding otticer. Girls' League Week was the highlight, as usual with ex- - citing events every day. Hlungle Magic, was the 5 theme of the show which consisted of many eerie l and mysterious acts. Reigning over the Week was Wanda Davis, senior. The Girls' League Council would like to extend its '.'i appreciation to its adviser, Miss Hazel Ohmert, who has been very helpful and co-operative. Io Ann Harris President Marilyn Berry Iackie Alexander Frances Livingston Connie Maxwell Karen Ross Vice President Secretary Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Sgt. at Arms Lolita Mar Mi 9' Carolyn Heckman Karol Marlene Williams' Historian Senior Rep. lurlior Rep. . Helen Kallamani , - Sophomore Rep. s Freshman Rep. LEAGUE Spring Under the leadership of Lolita Mar, president, and Miss Hazel Ohmert, adviser, the Spring Girls' League has completed a very active term. Among the many activities were a card sale, at which the girls beat the boys, a lei sale, during Girls' League Week, the annual open house in 210, and the show, l'Tropicalmania. Chantel de St. Pierre, Washing- ton's senior exchange student from Paris, Was crowned queen to highlight the Week. The council would like to thank the faculty and all the students tor their co-operation and help. Io Roddy Sandra Russmussen Vice President Secretary Lolilu Mar President Connie Maxwell Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Diane Gearhari Karen Lcmgness Sgt. at Arms in Sue Schwind Senior Rep. Annie Cipolla Historian at , , 'Q . tv, Ian Murkstcrller Io Ann Van Atta Iunior Rep. Sophomore Rep. Hazel Arnton Freshman Rep. BUYS' The outstanding feature ot the Fall term of Boys League was the show, The Wild and Wooly West. It was a very colorful and hilarious show. Under the capable leadership ot Hutty Cover President, and Mr. Tuttle, Adviser, Boys' Leagu had a successful and profitable term. President Hulty Covert Dick Wiles Merlyn Richmond Bill Lee DeMar Batchelor Ron Brace Vice President Secretary Treasurer Sql- GT Arms Semof Rep- Iim Moran Iunior Rep. LEAGUE Under the leadership of Benny Lee and Mr. Tuttle, Boys' League has had a successful spring term. The semi-annual show was a jazz ensemble ot well known entertainers who were very interesting. Boys' League has also performed many services for the school and we would like to thank them. Benny Lee President N Ken Aberle Bill Lee Willie Brown Dick Wiles Walt Hilcnds T 9551-lfef SQL Gt Arms Iunior Rep. Vice President Secretary r Dave Keckel Benny Dgqn Sophomore RSP- Freshman Rep. BOOK ROOM Again this year, a new tace was added to our somewhat new book room, that ot Mrs. Francis E. Williamson. Although primarily concerned with the handling and labeling ot new books, plus the mending of old ones, the depart- ment is also the distribution point tor school audio-visual aid equip- ment. STUDENT BODY STORE Under the direction ot Fred Parkes, Washington High math instructor, the student body store was efficiently managed and ope erated by a student stall. Well-lighted and spacious, the store enables the co-operative students Who work behind the counter to provide better service to the store's student customers, STAGE CREW Much appreciation must be given to the Washington I-ligh School stage crew for the tremen- dous job they have done in the line of dramatics behind the scenes. They are equally impor- tant as the performers themselves, who take it tor granted that props will be moved and scenes changed quickly. Among the many plays which the stage crew helped to make successful Were the May Masque and the Senior Class Play. FIRE SQUAD One ot the most important or- ganizations in our school is the Fire Squad. On the members of this depends the security of the student body. They must be alert and ready at all times to calmly evacuate the building swiftly in the event of a tire. This year ten girls were added to the Fire Squad to contribute to the safety of the school. vs 5 3 E E S Q v E 1 I 'hw Q 'Nm '13 'WW F LL HUFTY COVERT Fall President TER SUE SCHWIND Fall Secretary M B9qfrice I Ion B H Olly-- Y co,en-vb... Tom . Mon-isn Mary Eb? Dorothy . B ene Menus?- Wah: f? Hf.f 'ff5i4 Ioifgfi YnQEQQ Do e Ham foul? Ove C A ou! HH EberIes0n.,---Q-H Don wdggonezr'---.. L0l1is . su, se Bum, .-,A4 gfme..Z 'gggg Q..,i11i O A K rdcfn Cqulzg---...M en Pgerce Ed Dqvig 0 19a Kachini ..., , .--4- Ruth Ann Le B Dgiufeyes'---.Epo sGretq1,i:PI?LrsgQ- Bicgldg-Q Shu: dn ,-,, sh-and chdrlof is don--U ' AEI ohllsonk-K gm! Cheney--arson. Quil NA,'m'Aedeas - .... khh, B O . Y 'A Ncines League Q ' 'CfYo - - A 9 Yes .toloniqjs 1L9On ,N-E-uk NG--4-A. 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De I ' D-.Tint l--,jiri-Y GLENN LEE CAROLYN HECKMAN ' P esident Spring Secreiuxy Been Chxgofl- '- ff . et!! E! COXB v . W C91 951: dnagatodon- AX eahdfw' 10' iv - 2::V is l ,, er G - 2 G G -ef L L G , Q , Qlsgjsr 5 A , W li xv it, 3' i wi, x itil ,c Gretchen Kidd Vern Etchison Fall President Spring President Q 'W it gr W it Vg M s 1 ' .- K 5 ,, Q F FALL Pres. ....Y..............t.t.... Gretchen Kidd VICE - Pres. ...........,,...,.,. Iune Benson Sec. .........,....,,,., Trees ......,..........Mury Eby -t ............Y.,.. Elinor Rasmussen S t - - q s. ut Arms .......... Don Wuqqoner Sue Schwind SPRING Pres. ........,........,........ Vern Etchison Vice-Pres .....................,... Mary Eby Sec .............,......... Elinor Rasmussen Treus ..,.......,..,.,. Ruth Ann Leupold Sgts.-at-Arms ......,... Ianet Kneelund Ierry Hirsch ,L , qq: G J Q t i on ivlarY HN' 5 Y - , I - BER5 sung Benson, Dave Cou d Tam Mon. V simon MEM . eQumfaGfme wk. it Ann LQUPOX ' ...- 51. ' F g row: Mfmek Wayne Kilpgvnny Lee, Rui 5 ndra Stull. i'. I V5 , C ' d, 9 . G Q Q e,t i s G Conmiixlixfnlgnet Knejfripick Riceina Roqef Shefwood Wt, an-. fx, V.kV ann. : 5 I Secon 4 Rusmusg 1 e Schwy 1 .V L , V ,.V: ,R , Etmor Rice' Su I h , QQ, ':,, I ji, f :,,, GQYVJH' . KGYEU W ich- Y HWYSC ' in M ' '1d. A Thx!dVXl?1geOner,ROSewn Q n Diane Gemhcm' len 4 , f i' Don RS 12050 ' ' AAI- IUNTOB' HE-mlsxlisfxzlte Bricker. NGYTICY Fei , V gz, 3 O yriso . yn. 1 ,.., eifif i' 2- t L, th 10 n MO d YSUO V 1', ,Foxllo Matter, Ccixlteppef- M so Q ., , K , ig-lim row: gmnci -Q,.,' H 1 Members of Quill dt Scroll take time out from their regular job ol getting the Lens or Wash- inqtoniann to press and enjoy themselves at the party which was held in conjunction with the fall installation of officers. tk L, tilt NATIONAL H0 0ll SOCIETY .Glenn Lee Fall President Huity Covert Spring President l-'ALL Pres. ,..,.........,.,... ......,..... G lenn Lee Vic 1-Pres ......,.............. Olga Kachin Sec ..................... Ruth Ann Leupold Treas ..,. ,..........,.,. I aclrie Alexander Sgt.- at -Arms ............., Richard Costi Hxst. .............,,....... Elizabeth Taylor Editor ,............ .,....... S ue Schwind SPRING PIB! -............ ................ H ufty Covert Vice-Pres ........... Ruth Ann Leupold SBC ............,......,..... Beatrice Iohnson Tren! .................,... Elizabeth Taylor Sgt.-at-Arms ..,.,..... George Bristow Hist- .............................. Zada Felton Editor .......Y...r...... Wayne Kilpatrick S S I x Hufty Covert, spring president of N. H. S., welcomes the new mem- ners as they are in- ducted cxt the instcxild- tion service which Wds held in April. 5. .Z ' Q. via up X V M M 5 , . . . f l . A: Q .N A if E-. n 'u 1 -liv- S A i f V. A 1 I 'v-. H EMT A .X A it 1 .ie ,a , 9 if it an A 'va ' ...hw X. , JA .J-x K K 'X SENIOR MEMBERS-First Row: I. Alexan- der, M. Baumqartner, G. Bristow, D. Broder- sen, F. Byhre, P. Cheney, C. Cole, D. Costi D. Coulson, E. DeWilde. Second row: V. Dolezal, M. Donq, M. Eby, C. Edgar, E. Elssner, D. Engel, V. Etchison, Z. Felton, D. Gold. C. Hammack. Third row: G. Hare, I. Harris, C. Hekimian, B. Iohnson, O. Kachin, G. Kidd, W. Kilpatrick, G. Lampard, B. Lee, R. Leupold. Fourth row: A. Manning, L. Mar, N. Marshall, C. Mason, D. Mclntosh, T. Monaghan, P. Mosher, I. Motley, I. New- man, O. Pavlovskis. Fifth row: V. Pavlov- skis, D. Pearson, K. Rapp, E. Rasmussen, K. Rice, D. Ross, C. Schmitt, S. Schwind, M. Shininqer, S. Stach. Sixth row: N. Stef- fanoff, R. Stevens, S. Stutz, E. Taylor, A. Terry, D. Waqqoner, L. Walker. Seventh row: C. Wilbur, G. Wonq. IUNIOR MEMBERS-Seventh row: M. Bally, C. Eoqqs, E. Boring, M. Bricker, C. Cowen. Eighth row: N. Ferguson, D. Gearhart, W. Hilands, I. Hokenson, V. Hudnut, A. Kelly, L. Lamprnan. Ninth row: P. Lane, B. Lee, S. McAllister, M. McDouqald, N. Miura, S. Nelson, A. O'Farrell. Tenth row: S. Ras- mussen, K. Ross, D. Sahleen, P. Sahli, F. Sue, E. Warren, C. Whitaker. 2? . . Q 3 , fn, X Z' NX x.gix. . er yy . A . ', ., Qi , . 5 3 - as .4 -... .., y . ' W A t K .4'-- VLA: Q .si f FF?-V ig! ' A sr I . 1- . V g J . M. , ' V g,,,.,pr1 .. . L.7. - . C. , if ,S I in 5 . . Q 5 1 lx rf- e. yer, X . -wr fr'-41' X we 4- r ,ff-ugz w 1 K ,. .--.. . ff. 3 ' ww 5 ,Q E' -S lt.. A T WV 8 5 A . me.. gf- 5 :KW l I f N ' f ,ff xi, i W' ll f til T x Sa Q F WW wi. -Sh 1 . . . 'il , . ..... .... . . ,... f CLEVES FALL .,.......Dorothy Engel Vice-Pres .....,.....,... Molly Shininqer ...,....Adalene Olden Christine Hekimian Ass't Treas .....,........... Bette Mannel Pres. .x............... Sec ......,..........., Treas .....,......,..., Editor ..................., Anna lean Word Historian ..,,..,......... Diane Mclntosh Sgts.-at-Arms .,.,...... Sue Schwind Io Anne LeMar SPRING Pres ......,........,......... Diane McIntosh Vice-Pres ..,,. ,.,... C onnie Hammack Sec.. .,,.,.....,, ..,..,.. E leanor Elssner Treas ....,........., ......,,. B ette Mannel Ass't Treas ..........,,. Carol Whitaker Editor ..,,,............, Elinor Rasmussen ew Child C S fh' of t 9 qlrls ren hfollgh The if year WCIS the Histl ..,,.............................. Lolita Mar Sgts.-at-Arms ,,...,.. Chantal de St. Pierre Elizabeth Taylor Dlllfm . Q the flI'1lSh1ng tsgcgross. Here filvzklq of SS On the Qrfjcleae Q . 2 V ' ij: SENIOR MEMBERSNFirst row: IQ:-kie Alexander, Marie Baumqartner, Louise Bitar, Dorothy Brodersen, Carolyn Cole, Chantal de St. Pierre, Marie Dong, Ann Eberle, Mary Eby. Second row: Eleanor Elssner, Zada Felton, Barbara Graves, Connie Hammock, Ja Ann Harris, Carolyn Heclcman, Christine Helcimian, Beatrice johnson, Olga Kachin. Third row: Carol Lampard, Carol Lee, JoAnne LeMar, Ruth Ann Leupold, Bette Mannel, Lolita Mar, Nancy Marshall, Clara Lou Mason, Pat Mosley. Fourth row: Iolean Motley, Adalene Olden, Katie Rapp, Elinor Rasmussen, Marlene Riedy, Io Roddy, Carol Schmitt, Sue Schwind, Molly Shininger. Fifth row: Nancy Steftanofi, Margie Stevens, Rosemary Stevens, Elizabeth Taylor, Mary Lou Van Atta, Linda Walker, Marion Wilson, Anna Jean Word, Janet Young. Sixth row: lune Young. IUNIOR MEMBERSxSixth row: Annie Cipolla, Ioan Clark, Betty Doern, Betty Doryland, Diane Gearhart, Connie Maxwell, Marianne McDouqald, Nami Miura. Seventh row: Carolyn Morrison, Sue Nelson, Karen Ross, Diane Sahleen, Pat Sahli, Marguerite Vickers, Elma Vognild, Carol Whitaker. 'gig K IGHTS FALL pres, ,-,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, .,,, D on Waggoner Vice-Pres ...........,.......,.....,--.-- Bill I-Be Sec ,,,A4.A,,,,,,.,,,,.,,.,,,.. Iohn Carpenter Treqs ,,,,,,...A, ,,,,,,,,,,,. G ary Isaacson Sgts.-at-Arms .,...... Frank Byhre Elmer Ferguson Don Waggoner I-'all President SPRING Pres ........,......,........,....,. Phil Cheney Vice-Pres ..................,...... Bill Strand Sec ..,,,,.,,,,l.,,.,,.A.,, Wayne Kilpatrick Treas. .,,............,...... Don Waggener Sgts.-at-Arms .......,.,.. Vern Etchison Phil Cheney Bm he Spring President chan . . QII1 TUCUU h 9 The ' . Q11 Dlcfu - Drolecfs CQZQXE1 fo the Tiffin this fmme mon . 19 1Ce, ' I Wh' . thly Job and Sig by the Cibone of Kmgiiils found in Gems to b dllring th S rnqny U16 9 Q' vary 1 G Yeqr. Th,SSrv1ce- IS js Q 'S ,iw vw' Q ., K , 'Kiel D SQ SCIUI' Qne too. 0, W 2 . Qkgi Hx, 4 52. SENIOR MEMBERS-First row: George Bristow, Willie Brown, Prank Byhre, Gordon Caudle, Hon Clark, Paul Class, Dick Costi. Second row: Dave Coulson, Hufty Covert, Victor Dolezal, Charles Edgar, Vern Etchison, Elmer Ferguson, Danny Gold. Third row: Gary Isaacson, Roger Johnson, Wayne Kilpatrick, Benny Lee, Glenn Lee, Jerry McLaughlin, Tom Monaghan. Fourth row: Paul Mosher, Olqerts Pavlovskis, Valdis Pavlovskis, Paul Pearce, Ken Pierce, Sol Ravinovitz, Conrad Repp. Filth row: Dick Rice, Don Ross, Dick Sabo, Iohn Schade, Harold Settlemier, Clyde Shiner, Bill Strand. Sixth row: Charles Wilber, Ronald Wong. JUNIOR MEMBERS-Sixth row: Ken Aberle, Milton Bally, Carter Boggs, Erwin Boring, Monte Bricker. Sevenlh row: Ron Brown, Iohn Carpenter, Charles Chester, Chuck Cow W ' ' John Hokenson. Eighth row: V ' en, alt Hilands, Jerry Hirsch ernon Hudnut, Bill Lee, Walter N t Filmore Sue, Ed Wa . or on, Ted Sageser, Al Soderstrom: FISH gn 43 s....f 'Q' 1 M, 1 in ,J .ie if - First Row: Ieanette Morrow, Bonita? lsnoclger, glcixlry giou llcghnsgn, BBetc?,tric1gelliE:h.3son, Sherrill MOTQGUI Icmice N0Y9f- S d H : B tty Foreman, Ianet o er, ue e s, aro mx H, e V - an Mtlzlllers emi iisresent: Betty Ehrlick, Pat Lester, Marlyne MacMillan, Mary killer, Llinor Rasmussen, Anne Ruth, Anna lean Word. Aedeas, the Colonial chapter of the Future Homemakers ot America, is an organization full of fun and service tor all who are interested in home- making. At Washington, the members of the club participate in local and national projects which deal with nutrition, home improvement, satety, care of children, and recreation. For instance, at Christmas they dressed dolls tor the Toy and Ioy Makers of America, made tray favors for the children at Doernbech- er hospital, and went carolling at Providence hospital. Similar activities were carried out during the entire year. The worthwhile goal of Aedeas is that of learning to live better today in order that our lives and those of our families may be better tomorrow. FALL Pres. .,,i,,.....,Y... Beatrice Iohnson Vice-Pres. ,,,, ..V...,Y,...., S ue Sells Sec.-Treas. .... ,,...,. M ary Miller , H 0 Vt E 650 ' 6 S WEE T GX SPRING v C9eE7H0ME f Q . U.. fi V V K - Pres, , ,,,,,,., :Korg :Killer f fffi ff ' V' e-Pe. , ,,,, ar ou o nson K Q 6 'D C C5 C4 0 Sei. ,, ,,,HCarol Herqet QL., k L C 5 gi v Ci: J . Treas. ,, ,, ,,,.,Darlene Douthxt ww- Xb f Sqts.-at-Arms Beatrice lohnson if !h! E A XL X2-, Jeanette Morrow Beatrice Iohnson Fall President Mary Miller Spring President Milton Bally Fall President Karla Steinhauser Spring President ,,- WWW! First Row: Ierry Kavony, Marilyn Hanson, Nancy Hogerton, Milton Bally, Nancy Couch, Larry Johnson. Secorlild Row: Gail Broderick, Lolita Mar, Nancy Hawthorne, Betty Payne , NOHCY FGTQ'-15011. MOFQO Alkemd, KUNG St ' , Thliild iiaiilffi Margaret Penny, Valida Randolph, CeEtta Medlock, Gail Birkedahl, Kathy Slayton, Sharon McKitrick, O k Y . , . M211-llaerseNot Present: Amy Baird, Marie Dong, Charlene Dull, Marylee Gowin, Sharon Grimm, Sheryl Mason, Louise Benhqm, Ina Wiesner. Aro is the art club of Washington High School. Its letters embody the three qualifications for membership in the club: interest and ability in art, reliability, and obligingness. Every member of Aro is selected on the basis of these three qualities. During every year at Washington, Aro members lend a helping hand to those desiring aid in projects concerning art. Many posters that Washing- tonians see in the halls each year are those made by members of this club. Two of the most important projects of Aro this year were the sports board and the Aro ginger bread Santa Claus sale. The cartoons that come out in nearly every Washingtonian are drawn by an Aro member, Karla Steinhauser. Cartoons in past editions are also Aro products. FALL Pres. ..,...,.,.., .,.,..,,, Mil ton Bally Vice-Pres. ......,.....,,,, Nancy Couch Sec. .........,,........... Marilyn Hanson Treas. ,,..,,,,,.,c,, Karla Steinhauser Editor .................,., Marylee Gowin Sqts.-atvltrms ,,,, Nancy Hogerton CeEtta Medlocl: Q' L , 1 ' f L of N ro , L Y F. x , Q. f ' 1 , 6 t -'ii 5 P K 3 Sn - x 3-O H X g xv? N y 1 Ll ' N Y W, , - i , .f Pres. , Karla Steinhauser Ml, ll, Q L all D J Vice-Pres. Nancy Hoqerton X -Q J x f Sec. Sharon Mcliittrick k 3 XXKNX V9 kool J N Treas. , On-Ke-Yee Q c I lx K lr Editor , Nancy Ferguson s f - J l X I X Sgt.-at-Arms Sherrill Mason Q if' N x 0 Q .E . V , k Hut. Amy Baird ,Xiu Ak' Ll Q sk VL: QP Q' Y-Y - .lr -7... 1- -17-Ava? n-gunna..-.-W:-ani.-Wf,moms.,.,.l.Mwwmr,,,,,r.M.aa.M.J MW M-Nu..W,. o,menrw,im,..Hmwwwwwfwiwfffewm,mseirwwfvfs f -r MFQI- First Row: Mackel Nixon, Deodise Nixon, Tom Morris, Ray Croft, Marvin Ta lor, Myron Forsyth. Second Row: Leon Goodman, William Hansen, Louis Bell, Vernon Hudnut, llerb Seaver. Third Row: Eugene Somann, Loriny Berube, Ronald Hing, Paul Class, Iim Quon, Charles Moore. Members Not Present: Glenn Cooper, Dave Coulson, Ernest Eye, Rex Fothergill, Robert Freedman, Fred Fritsch, Ralph Goodwin, Albert Griffith, Iim Henry, Eddie Iones, Nohuo Kawasaki, Bob Keyes, Millard Lesch, Charles Miller, Ron Nash, Paul Pearce, Ron Poltsch, Adelbert Rodmacher, Iim Samson, Alvin Schnitzer, Charles Solberg, Ray Splinter, Gerald Taylor, Iohn Thompson, Frank Turner. The object of Cine is to give boys an opportunity for experience in operat- ing Audio Visual equipment and to train them in the handling and care of the machines, This year, as in the past, Cine was in charge of all the movies that were shown throughout the school. Membership to this club is open to any student Wishing to belong. V, Tom Morris 5 f' Fall cmd Spring President 4' '. 1 OFFICERS 2 K si., X k K Pi-eg. ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,.,.,., T om Mnrns N X fjgll Vice-Pi-eg ,,,,. ..,...., R ay Croft x Y S ll x X I-, xx xt k'!A' JI 1, S. K' - If X N ' s -Q' l - -V I -r li Cf, . ix Ky J' Q7 f f- Q , Xi lf, r X Sec.-Treus. ,.,Yr, ,...,i, P aul Pearce ,IN N-,Q Z -lfiLxX,X xv I X 1 K ' I I 'X . 5 ffl ' rlsfilwlz xx V kv Sqts -at-Arms ,,,,,,,, Marvin Taylor f C K if 0 3.......f it Mary Eby Fall President Nancy Steiianoii Spring President First Row: Olga Kachin, Gretchen Kidd, Mary Eby, Ianet Young, Connie Hammock. Second Row: Iune Young, Ann Eberle, Diane Mclntosh, Katie Rapp. Third Row: Elinor Rasmussen, Nancy Steltanoll, Marie Baumgartner, Linda Walker, Sandra Henderson. Members Not Present: Iackie Alexander, Norene Baumgartner, lane Benson, Donna DeLaunay, Betty Ehrlich, Zada Felton, Barbara Major, Marlene McGilvary, Ianet Moreland, Ianice Moreland, Bette Pitcher, Donna Robinson, Ann Ruth Carol Ruth, Ianet Sabo, Ioann Saxton, Marion Wilson. The purpose of Ciyo is to promote social confidence and service to others. Included in Ciyo's activities this year were several joint meetings, a Christ- mas party, and their third annual date picnic. During the holidays, the members of Ciyo filled a basket with food, cloth- ing, and toys for a needy family. Pres. ., ,. , FALL , Mary Eby Vice-Pres. ...,. . Ianet Young Sec. .. ,.,., Treas. ...., Sgts.4:t-Arms ,.,.......,Gretchen Kidd . ,.....,.., Olga Kachin Katie Rapp Linda Walker Editor ..,. .,,.. C onnie Hammack HISL .. . ..cc,,,,,, Zada Felton Chaplain , ,. .,... , Diane Mclntosh Mem. Com. . lackie Alexander Elinor Rasmussen Nancy Stelianoil SPRING Pres. , Nancy Steltanoii Vice-Pres. Diane Mclntosh Sec. Marie Baumgartner Treas. . .. . ...,,. Connie Hammack Sgts.-at-Arms Editor , Elinor Rasmussen Mary Eby ..., Ianet Sabo Hist. .. ...... ,Norene Baumgartner Chaplain . ....,........., Bette Pitcher Mem. Com. .... Marlene McGilvary I anet Moreland N x ffh.-. Dry' I N QQ VCJCCEKJZQJUQQCQQD cg ? , 'Vi ' c K J C C37 Q UW 0 uri QCQY 'Y First Row: Ehrman Armstrong, George Bristow, Wayne Kilpatrick, Tom Monaghan, Iudith White. Second Hosv: Adelina Hidalgo, Io Ann McDonald, Mary Hope Hodgdon, Carolyn Cole, Sandra Stutz, Nancy Newman Char es E gar. Members Not Present: Margarite Boyd, Marilyn Cartwright, Paul Class, Ierrv Edgar, Arlene AHill, Delbert Iohnson, Nancy Lewis, Ianice Moreland, Deodise Nixon, Mackel Nixon, Chantel de St. Pierre, Elma Vognild. E1 Leon is a club for students interested in the culture and language of the countries south of the Rio Grande River. Its main purposes are to better Inter-American Relations and to promote an interest inlthe Spanish language. Two annual dinners, a Thanksgiving and a Christmas dinner, were held this year with the Senior Spanish Society. Other activities included a Valen- tine party, joint -meetings, and a Senior Dinner held in honor ot the graduating members. The learning ot several Spanish dances was a project also carried through by the club. FALL Pres. N ,,,,, Wayne Kilpatrick Vice-Pres. ..,,.. . George Bristow SSC- ,-,,,,f, ,,f,,...-.. v . Nancy Lewis X j Treas. ..,.....,... Thomas Monaghan Q Sgt. at Arms Ehrman Armstrong V Kilt- .,,,,,,,iii, 'Mary Hope Hodgdon Q Editor ,,..,,.,,.,,..,..,., Gail Broderick K I ,. xg, Q X V X V www' SPRING IQ To K' ff l W . ft, s ti L , 4 , A Q - N ' V, A A S j xp 2,1 Pres. , , , ,. W ,George Bristow f g f 1: tv , Q9 , Q vicerfes. ,. . . Arlene Hill ibn J ff he C, v X X-1 Sec. ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,Marilyn Cartwright C f '75 DN K - D ,V 7 P Treas. ,,,,,,,,, .,,, Sandra Stutz Wil X AJ QV jd A ' ,V Sgt.-at-Arms Ehrman Armstrong 7 1, , ,, - VY 5 X ' ef., Ed.-Hist. . . Chantal de St. Pierre fe , rf cis! H 1, ' -2, , f - , Wayne Kilpatrick Fall President George Bristow Spring President First Row: Bill Smith, Carl Smith, Dick Costi, Ken Pierce, Rex Amos, Chuck Wilbur, Rodney Bulloch, Willie Brown, Howard Boardman, Chub Byhre. Second Row: Martin King, Ron Van Vlack, Don McMahen, Ron Brown, Ron Clark, Don Ross, Bob Richardson, Mike Logan, Pot Mullins, Iack Messman, Bill Courtney. Third Row: Phil Miller, Bob Iorgensen, Armand Martinotti, Neil Runstein, Phil Broms, Ken McDonald, Rollie Brown, Bob Marxer, Sam Purdy, Duke Sprando, Dan Gold. Fourth Row: Dick Doss, Fred Accuardi, Perry Carandanis, Don Hainsworth, Paul Cook, Pete Rouse, George Greco, Dave Wise, Clyde Ritter, Kev Cody. Members Not Present: Dick Fisher, Dave Kekel, Bob Otterson, AI Soderstrom. Euk has proved itself a very active social club this year. Ioint and date meetings, dances, a banquet, and a ski trip to Mt. Hood, were all included in the club's social functions. As money raising projects, Euk sold scrap iron, popcorn, balloons, and foot- ball programs. Part of this money was used to purchase a radio for an injured child. They also furnished garbage cans for the school. FALL Pres. . . ...... Don Ross Vice-Pres. . . .. . Dick Costi Sec. .. . ...... . Paul Cook Treas. . . Howard Boardman Sqts.-at-Arms .. . Dick Doss Q Martin King 1-it twtslllglih, wt' 'flight i -lil ill, ' Q 4 ll Q fad QQ L X f eg 4 'X 5 K X X iQ 1 C C J Q I SPRING X X Pres. . . . Charles Wilbur Lf il Don R055 Vice-Pres. . . Howard Boardman ---- , C 1 - A y F ll p -d 5 , H ,,,,, ...... , HB b Richardson I ' ', X ' ' , a rest ent 'l':as. . .. .. ., .. Carl Smith 5 K J 8 Cf? A-l' - ' Q Sqts.-at-Arms .Ken Pierce. , J M C s t,. t Charles Wilbur , Hon B 5 Q J' K Q Edt r Rex Amos v -'gC.,efj -M. Lf kd' Spring President I 0 x' X -L Y mv Fir!! row: Vivian Irwin, Kiyomi Kayama, Gloria Randle, Kathryn Goan. Second row: Susan Schaefer, Catherine Richards, Nona Wallace, Yvonne Taylor. Third row: Darlene Catchpole, Barbara Stone, Maridel Weese, Pat Porno. Member! Noi Present. Sall enkins, Marie Lloyd, Sharon Opheim, lean Perry, Iune Perry, Ramona Searle, Helen Wickwire, ' Y I Leilani Ynacay. As its name implies, the Girls' Athletic Association is open to those girls who are interested in sports. Besides their regular sports program, G.A.A, also sponsored several social activities during the year, Included among these functions were their annual faculty tea and a Halloween party. xii ,M A ll X 2' 'li W I 7 lx X, ' 5-' xt I W J JJ I - s. . V - D I 5933035 is QW QQ 2' FALL Pres. ,,,,,r ,,,,...,r Leilani Ynacay Vice-Pres. r,,,......... ,Shelley Blake Sec. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.,,,, Kiyomi Kayama Treas. .,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, Sharon Opheim Sgt.-at-Arms ....,,,,,,,. Gloria Irwin Soc. Chairman ...,,. Shirley Bairey SPRING PIBI- ..A..VYf. ........ Ki Yami Kayanm Vice-Pres. .....,.,,,,,,...,. Vivian scan Sec. ......,..,,.,..... Darlene Catchpole Trees. .lYY..7...........,......,,, lean Perry Sqll.-at-Arm: .,,.., Barbara Roush Kathy Richards Hill- ff-. YY..... Marie Lloyd Leilani Ynacay Fall President Kiyomi Kayama Spring President f. 11. 'ww ,W . . Y.. A , - -' .. V- iff-V - wif V E i f . ' V , - -- 35 . , , ,,,L ' V . Nr' . . . ... . . . ,. ... .. ,. ., -V .. . -52 . . . ' ' it F-tt .N , ' usp. f-k' Q :: 'H-,si iff f , ,sr -,- g'i:, ,:.,: .f f ' ':3 ' - H.: .'-1.55 fir: ' - ' 1 fu' -'i -7 -' .r-'f:.. V55-',-::'.N'f 1-' ..i'S2.f 1e:',. WI' 3 : 2 i 5 A ' ' ii I if r ' 1 L W. H Dorothy Brodersen Fall President Carolyn Heckman Spring President their service projects. Sunken Ballroom. FALL Pres. W., ,,,,,,,,,,, Dorothy Brodersen Vice-Pres. r,,,,..,,,,,,, Diane Mitchell Sec. ,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,.,. Carolyn Heckman Trees. ,,,.,,..,,,.,,,..... Avonelle Terry Sqts.-at-Arms ...-...Ieanette Dimit Pat Mora Ass't. Treas. r,,.,,., Diane Mclntosh Cor. Sec. ..........., Barbara Graves Hist. ,,.,...,,,...,., Frances Livingston Chaplain..Mary Alice McCloskey Editor ,,,,,.,,,,........ Charlotte Patera Ser. Comm. .,,,.,..,,,. Patti Phillips Custodian ......,....,.,c, Marilyn Kyer SPRING Prep. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Carolyn Heclrman Vice-Pres. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,... Io Ann Harris Sec, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Ieanette Dimit Treqs. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Avonellef Terry Sqts.-at-Arms .,,,,,,,,,..,, Pat Mosely Patti Phillips Ass't. Treas. Barbara Graves Cor, Sec. ,. .. ...,,....... Wanda Davi Hist. ,,,,,,,,, Mary Alice McCloskey Chaplain ,,,,,,,, Sandra Rasmussen Editor ,,,,,,,,,,,,. Francis Livingston Ser. Comm. ,,,,,,,, Karen Lanqnels Custodian ,.,..... Marlene Williams ftmmriw .- ff First Row: Mary Alice McCloskey, Patti Phillips, Frances Livingston, Pat Mora, Dorothy Brodersen, Diane Mitchell Avonelle Terry, Ieanette Dimit, Diane Mclntosh. Second How: Beverly Rohltfs, Sally Gamelgard, Virginia Olson, Karen Langness, Marilyn Kyer, Sandra Rasmussen, Marilyn Mills, Marie Dong. Third How: Toula Kallimanis, Pat Richau, Ioan Knoph, Ruth Ann Leupold, Jan Markstaller, Maryn Stookey, Carol Unruh, Barbara Graves. Members Not Present: Carol Benson, Astrid Carlson, Mary Ellen Clark, Wanda Davis, Maria Grandy, Io Ann Harris, Carolyn Heckman, Myrna Iohnson, Pat Manning, Pat Mosley, Betsy O'Neel, Charlotte Patera, lean Palmer, Barbara Probst, Diane Spathas, Marlene Williams. Social activities and service projects kept the members of Gamma-Sigma, a social club, very busy this year. Ioint meetings, the fireside, Gay Paree, and the Pink Tea for new members, were included in the club's social events. Contributing 540.10 to pay an invalid's taxes, carolling at old people's homes, and making joke books and dolls for hospitals were just a few of The climax of the year was the Gamma-Sigma and Amikki formal dance, 'Twas the Night Before Christmas, which was held at the Masonic Temple j S RQ. v fall A 1wcCkC5l YQQJ D Q . 11, 1 ' 5: :EIB 'G ., , -fl l seam sues ov g,..,,,,.r , C , any v Q, aw x r5 YJ S'fff-rs: We If , r , A First Row: Vern Etchison, Ron Wong, Geor e Bristow, Phil Cheney, Glenn Lee, Tom Monaghan, Bill Lee. Second Row: Ron Clark, Roger Sherwood, ?ohn Carpenter, Paul Pearce, Mike Smith, Hufty Covert, Gerald Lee, Third How: Iell Sappenfield, Ierry Narwitz, Bill Strand, Don Waggoner, DeMar Batchlor, Dan Gold, Dick Costi. Members Not Present: Ed Davis, Ray DeFant, Walt Hilands, Wayne Kilpatrick, Mike Logan, Sam Purdy, Clyde Shiner, Filmore Sue, George Walker. The purpose of Hi-Y, a service club at Washington, is to create, extend, and maintain Christian character throughout the school. As service projects this year, Hi-Y sponsored the annual Thanksgiving and Memorial Day Assemblies, and Worked with the International Relations League in sponsoring the United Nations Assembly. Also, the club donated titty dollars to World Service. Included in Hi-Y's social activities were several joint meetings, the club's annual debate with Phreno, and participation in the inter-Hi-Y Basketball Lea ue. gAs a climax of the years activities I-li-Y sent two representatives to the Youth and Legislature at Salem. FALL Pres. ................ ,.,.... P hil Cheney Vice-Pres. .................... Glenn Lee Sec- D.- .,.....,.,,,...,.. -..lon Wong Treas. -.- ............. Tom Monaghan Sgt.-at-Arms ,........... Vern Etcl-risen Ed.-Hisl. ...............,,....,........ Bill Lee ' Chaplain Y,.......... George Bristow . x ix V ,G SPRING 7 ' ' f l 1413 . Pres. ....,...,,,,, ,,i,....,.,.Y.. G lenn Lee ff K 'C Vice-Pres. ..,.V.,,,,,. .Hufty Covert ' S . ,,..,iii...,........., Walk f C M C Txas. ..,....,,,,.....Y.,. Dzgxgiifaqgonz: I 2 C JJ K D 23132:-Arms ...,.... Geolggelllristow -- It- ,,Y..... ...- au earce 'N ii i q ' '3Jx Chaplain ,..,,,, Wayne Kilpatrick l f . X 6 D Q lf cf N if isa CU migyab sv DM -mv - Y Y ir- Y- -. Igj Mqkrgypig Phil Cheney Fall President Glenn Lee Spring President -41 Ann Eberle Fall President Carolyn Fiizwater Spring President n-s-vnnppg -or First Row: Anna lean Word, Sue Nelson, Nancy Steiianoff, Elizabeth Taylor, Ann Eberle, Elinor Rasmussen, Mary Lou Van Atta, Carol Iones, Nancy Couch. Second Row: Claire Love, Pat Sahli, Dorthea Skourtes, Arlene Hill, Betty Ehrlich Ann Ruth, Bonnie Brykeland, Marylee Gowin. Third Row: IoAnn Schenk, Rosemary Stevens, Carolyn Fitzwater, Carol Schmitt, Marlene Riedy, Phyllis Winterhurn, Ann O'Farrel, Nancy Draper. Fourth Row: Mary jean Goosman, Mary Zarvis, Maybelle Edwards, Dolores Kowcun, Marion Wilson, Sharon Conner. Members Not Present: Gail Broderwick, Carolyn Deitch, Dorothy Engle, Marilyn Hansen, Aclalina Hidalgo, Doreen lennings, Ieanette johnson, janet Kneeland, Audrey Manning, Ann Walker. The purpose of Isto is to promote and further interest in creative writing, A trophy and a poem book are awarded once a term to the writers of the best short story and poem. lsto's activities this year included joint meetings, a joint swim party at the Aero club, and an alumni Christmas party. Making joke books and menus for the veterans' hospital and collecting toys for the Iunior Red Cross to be distributed to needy families were among Isto's service projects. FALL Pres. ......Y,.. ,.,.,.,,,,,,., A nn Eberle Vice-Pres. .......... Elizabeth Taylor Sec. .ii,.......................... Carol lones ,X Treas. .........,,...,.,....,..,, Sue Nelson Sgts.-at-Amis -..Anna lean Word , Nancy Couch Editor ,,,,r. ....... El inor Rasmussen Hist. .,.v, ,...,i,.i,,. N ancy Steffanoli Critic .......,.... Mary Lou Van Atta SPRING j X ' Pres. ................ Carolyn Fitzwater P V' Vice-Pres. .......... Nancy Steiianoii X C , Sec. ....fff,,A,A....fY Rosemary Stevens ,X jf Q Q fx 92 1' ' t 5 CJ 7 k reas. ............,ccc..........,, Clair Love M Q 1 8 5 X1 fel-Q J sqm.-at-Am. ........ Carolyn Deitch Q61 vs . ,QL CLC BN -fr. KL Qc P 2 30,1 J Ann O'I-'arrel N 5 i ,e X' Q Editor ......Ac,,,.. ......,, C arol Schmitt f V ,, X- , , C Hisl. Ye,e,.,,e ,,,,.,.. A nn Eberle 'S 'QI JC J Critic ...A ., ,..,,, ,Sue Nelson 4- , -s..-Ulf- ' v -1- - '- 'YF in ,da Fiflf Row: Gretchen Kidd, Second Row: Patty Taylor, ghgreklow: Franki Pepper, , Wanda Davis, Ieanette Dirnit. . Marie Baumgartner. LaVera Salmon, Gloria hfoigbfii Not Present: Shirley Bartch, Gail Birkedahl, Sally Biles, Ioan Clark, Katherine Davis, Charlene Eddy, Nancy Ferguson, Pat Kyle, Lorraine Laura, Pat Mora, Pat O'Bland, Arlene Pohl, Ioanne Slater, Iudy Slater, Marion- Swaggart, Marguerite Vickers, Shirley Widner. The purpose of Masque is to encourage dramatic activities and to bring out dramatic abilities among the girls of Washington High School. Masque, as in the past, again presented to the student body its annual May Masque, which was You, Too, Can Be Charming. Other activities oi the club included making decorations lor the Sadie Haw- kins Dance, giving favors to the teachers on certain holidays, sending joke books to the veterans' hospitals, and the sponsoring of several joint meetings with clubs from other schools. FALL Pres. ., , , ,, Louise Bitar Vice-Pres. .,,,, ,,,,,,t,,, I 0 Roddy Sec. -A,--------.4 ..,.,.. ,,.. K a ren Rice TIME. ..,--,.,f,,., ,,.... I oanne Slater Ass't. Treas. ..,,,.,., Sqts.-at-Arms ,,,,,,. ...June Young .,,Wanda Davis Penny Bringoli Editor f.......,A,,,,...,,,,, Gretchen Kidd HIM- ....YYYY.Y,...,.,,,.,... Lorraine Laura Co-Custodians ,Shirley Bartch Arlene Pohl SPRING J Pres Ioanne Slater Vice Pres ,Karen Rice QKX 5 j A ec ,,,,., Iune Young 5.f J 75 Treas Christine Hekimian C C gk, Sqts at Arms K., Hist t mms we it Co Custodians 5 Co, 6 5 Q U ,f , Q 2 -QB X iss-163 si .l ', e L SD 'N Kg' E-522 N ? Assfr'-li-easy 'f,gYVY ii JJ D ' . ,,,,,,,.,r,o oo,,...r, , YW sc, Jw - eeeeee - eeeeieeee e Shirley Widner ,Wanda Davis, Lorraine Lauro ,Jeanette Dirnit , Darlene Baker LaVera Salmon ludy Slater Louise Bitar Fall President Ioanne Slater Spring President 6' Gordon Caudle Fall President Ray Croft 5 'S fi Fillf Row: Al Myers, Doug Cross, Gordon Caudle, Sunny Croft, Vance Howard. Second Row: Gordon Anderson, Chuch Miller, Pete McGill, Bill Bronson. Third Row: Ierry Batchelor, Lee Hunt, Tom Morris, Marvin Taylor, Iack Iohnson. Members No! Present: Terry Blair, Gene Boileau, Chuck Caester, Terry Clifford, Ross Cline, Wa ne Dietz, Chuck Farrington, Harry Gunderson, Harvey Hasson, Warren Iackel, Terry Iohnson, Ioe Ke , Dave Knotz, llarvey Leo, Ierry Narwitz, Dick Murphy, Ralph Myers, Ioe Pindell, Tom Sickler, Larry Stewart, Bill Uaughan, Rennie Watt, Mantord Young, Vic Young, Bob Morris, Mackel Nixon. The members ot Optimists, which is a service club, have taken part in many activities during the year. One of it's chief projects was the cleaning and pruning of the rose bushes that line the athletic field. This group has also had many social activities including numerous joint and date meetings, ski trips, picnics, and participation in the Optimists basket- ball league. FALL Prem. .....,.............. Gordon Caudle Vice Pres. .... ........... D ouq Cross Sec. .......................... lorry Narwitx Troon. ..,, ........... Gordon Anderson Sgts.-at-Arms ........ Vance Howard Al Myers Hill. .............. ........... R ay Croft q SPRING i W' , ff ff' ff 5tZZp:::5 1'5jj 5 3.'jj55is3T1 Mf55'.lI ll if J S :JJ J su. ....................... Eigqiihczayin f J kk K-fi if K L 4 sI,'JI2..:igLg:o'11i111Q1..MZEt.t 5 ti 0 b vii,-Al Q oss - e , L r t r-im. ...... ....... M aurora Young Lbdkm tx? gy 5 1 Spring Presiden Pint Row: Avonelle Terry, loy Ann Dietz, Lolita Mar, Sue Schwind, Ierry lordan, Karen Ross, Karol Kolb. , Sol'-and Row: Ianice Noyer, Kay Swanson, Adalene Olden, Sonja Ross, Marlette Rundberg, Adrienne Breslow, Iucly Scott. hr'. ., ,. Third-Row: Cynthia Stone, Betty Doryland, Annette Riggs, Diane Sahleen, Io Ann Van Atta, lane Shell. . Member! Not Prolont: Rebecca Caldwell, Betty Doern, Barbara Dunn. N Q 4 .vw I Aft . r J r - v I . I The main purpose ot Neak is to promote an interest in books among the mem- bers oi the club. Each term an activity cup and a book award are given to the outstanding members. The social activities enjoyed by the members of Neak this year included a faculty tea with Masque, a Neak-Phreno progressive dinner, and an installation and banquet. Their annual mu sale, and the painting of the ticket booth were otherxprojecgs ot the club. 5 5 .5 X lm? i KE? f sa x ,, Xbkif N V KN t 'O 3 wi ' Q! ' J we , Lv W J it if , ' I , r ' lil J 3 tml A X5 FALL 1 J' W I X1 ' F si Pgqg. ..,,........,............. Sue Schwind Xt Q ' W W vrwpm. ..... .......... L elim Mar XX XS 1 . we Sec. ....... ........ I erry Iordun , l-fi--' .t 0 'rt-aus. .......................... Put Mosley ' ' ' Ant. Treas. ........ Margie Stevens Sqts.-at-Arms . Ioy Ann Diet: LK Diane Mitchell -Q, Hug, ,,,... .,... ,......, A d alene Olden 54149, ,,,,,,-,.., ,,,,,.,....,,.. K aren Ross Red Cross Rep. . Carol Rilance R Q Ex X - SPRING , I X , 0 Pres. ............................ lerry Ionian I .X f j N- z Xice-Pres. ..... ...... I Zyl!-innoliaetz . r K ec, ,,...... ,.,......,,.... a me en ' X' fm .53 K 4 Q5 Treas. ............................ Karen Ross sue schlfmd f f K 2 Q C , x Ass't. Treas. ........ Donna Robinson Full Pfesldem f f ' K J j Q f K Sgts.-at-Arms .......... Cynthia Stone Qffq K f If if t f 5 by jv N xumi Kolb I L Q , C C l M Hist. .. ..... . ...Kay Swanson Ierry Iordan xg 1 Xi f , XJ, J XX JJ Editor . Eulia Quon Spring President Darlene Baker Fall President Margie Stevens Spring President First How: Rebecca Caldwell, Patty Taylor, Darlene Baker, lerry Iordan, Sue Schwind, Wanda Davis, joy Ann Dietz. Second How: Loletta Mar, Avonelle Terry, Io Ann Harris, Pat Mosley, Ieanette Dimit, Carolyn l-leckman. Third Row: Sallee Downs, Donna Cobban, Marilyn l-lotopp, Lilly Mattson. Members Not Present: Louis Bitar, Charlene Dull, Marqie Gleason, Lorraine' auro, Hat Mora. Iovce lxkewmanfx Olden, Marqie Stevens, Ianet Thaler rf- ' A 2'- f-7 ig, xqdgine X qv? ,J .yuh yy aff I X ' -'R it F551 A, 69, , QW -f' at :'-3,33 V P Nu Chi was founded to create and promote friendship between all girls. This year, as in the past, Nu Chi held a sport dance in the show room of a car dealer, They also sponsored several other dances during the year. As a service project the club made tray favors for men, women, and child- ren in hospitals. Pres. .......... . FALL Darlene Baker Vice-Pres. .....,. , ......... Patty Tqylqg SBC- ----4fff-ffffff,fff--. Margie Stevens TYBGB- ..............-........... Ierry Iordan sqii.-Gi-AHB! ,,s,,,,,,,,,,,,Y Pqt Mgfq Editor .......,.. ...............Sue Schwind Chaplain .....,. Hxst. ............ . Donna Cobban ......Wanda Davis .......Marilyn Hotopp SPRING Pres. ...................... Margie Stevens Vice-Pres. ................ Ioy Ann Dietz Sec. ................ . .........Ierry Iordan Treas. ........................ Patty Taylor Sqts.-at-Anns . Editor ........, Hist. .............. . Chaplain . .......Marilyn Hotopp Sallee Downs Lorraine Lauro .........Charlene Dull . Sue Schwind ' 1 fr. I I i o O . o i t 4 wk ULCLAP' jg Syll' ' X t..,J D If 4 0 ' fy N ' flg- 1 AX j K L -L l Q f K y i fwj kij X Q 53' :il Y ki J fl 1 JSIQWSGMEQS all wtwgr ,impair Q :wsu 31 N, . VAC First Row: Don Hainsworth, Richard Ciarlo Richie Costi Ken Pierce DeMar Batchelor Rod Bulloch Duane Phelps L S' 1 ' . S2::?iad1R12i::rFred Fong, Paul Cook, Billy Washington, Ray DeFant, Vern Etchison, Ken Aberle, Roger Sherwood' Third Row: Charles Wilbur, Ed Davis, Walt Hilands, Kenny Kell, Dick Wiles, Howard Boardman, Ioe Key, Ross Cline 3 Fourth Row: Pete Keechly, Sam Purdy, Hufty Covert, lack Messman, Coach Grey, Martin King 1 As its name implies, the Order of W is the club which includes the boys who have participated in varsity competition in one sport or another. It is not an elective club nor is there any initiation. Requirements for member- ship are a varsity letter and a year's dues. The club's activities range from keeping order in the assemblies to patrolling , places off the school grounds Where students sometimes congregate without permission. Q we .W gm Qc., 5, X- . gf Lg, 4- EJQ.E'LoB 'W sf U El ' 5 'B 15 Q J ti.-I nl lf H if v -' y ll 1 '.-, ,z rg tl l l .-a' L il, if 1 in i 3 E 5 ? 'l E E FALL Pres. ,,,, . ., ,..Ken Pierce Vice-Pres. ,..... Richie Costl Sec. i,,,,,..,,,, , ,,i...,..,, Larry Sinclair Trees. ....,,,.,... i.,.. C harles Wilbur Sqts.-at-Arms ...,, Kenny Kell Martin King Editor Duane Phelps SPRING Pres. ,, ,, , .Y ..,,, ,Dick Wiles Vice-Pres. ,,,,,,,....Y,... Duane Phelps Ken Pierce Sec. .i..,,..,.......,,,..,........,. Paul Cook Fall President Treds. ......,,,,,, Howard Boardman Sqts.-at-Arms ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bill Barnes Ken Pim' nick Wiles Editor ,. . Richard Clarlo spring President Ed Davis Fall President Larry Sinclair Spring President V r,,,f x ' First Row: Bill Clark, Dick Wilson, Ed Davis, Larry Sinclair, Bob Lane, Duane Phelps, Ken Aberle, Dudley Palmer. Second Row: Dick Gaither, Dale Iensen, Billy Washington, Ray DeFant, DeMar Batchelor, Flon Brace, Newton Barber. Third Row: Iim Hilands, Gug Davis, Ken Kell, Dick Wiles, Iohn Norton, Dick Tillman, Gary Bryson. Fourth Row: john Barbour, arl Norberg, Vaughn Castle, Bob Ralston, Bill Iones, Stanley Apperson. Members not present: Dale Castle, Gene Cunningham, Bob Hanley, Paul Moe, Iim Moran, Wally Norton, Bill Payne, john True. Pack's main objective as a social club is to promote friendly relationships among students. Included among the club's social activities this year were joint meetings, a dance, their installation banquet and their annual hike. As a service project Pack, as in the past, cleaned the trophy case and pol- ished the trophies. , l WW ,MZfi,f 2f62Q:,,fff7f'Mt Pres ,,....,....., Vice-Pres. ,,,..., .....f,r... . Davis Iohn True Sec, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,., K en Aberle Treas. ....r,.....,,Y,.. ...... - ,Bob I-CD9 Sgts.-at-Arms ..,.,,,,.....,,, lim Moran Dick Wilson Editor-Hist. A. , . ..,, Dick Tillman x, , f . f fx fl 5-J' f kv SPRING Cgxfxl fic LL 'Q 5res.P, , Y bLC2'lrY blll4ClCil' Lfil 5 Ex ice- res. ...,,.. r,,,,,, u ey Palmer kc- Q A Sec. ...,,....,e,,r ,,,e,,.....,. B in Clark . Q J 5 , - ras. i '- ffifky ' f Z., i....,,1xggi 5iiP,?Ed'l?l3,'5 WR QL ' X DVB Li 5 ff 5121 ,J Editor-Him. Duaulzolltllgnpi KSQK Link P K jk:-1 JJ j xxx, x. .1 First Row: Sue Pendletxon, Eleanor Elssner, Nancy Marshall, Sandy McAllister, Olga Kachin, Sandra Henderson, Diane a, Gearhart, Ierry Seino Second Row: Mark Davidson, Paul Mosher, Dorthea Skourtes, Shirley Hobaugh, Ioan Bennion, Laura Iohnson, Evelyn M kl o . Tlrifd rllzwz Glenn Hill, IoAnne LeMar, Betty Weed, Delores Kowcum, Iane Shell, Gloria Hodes, Maryiean Goosman. Fourth Row: George Reinmiller, Dick Wary, Harold Settlemler, Bill Unsworth, Maybelle Edwards, Carolyn Morrison, Norma Aldrich. Members Not Present: Dorothy Engel, Vern Etchison, Shirley Flack, Mary Goldman, Christine Hekimian, Ann Henderson, Art Iohnston, Luellen Iohnson, Roger Johnson, John Little, Pat Lane, Diane McIntosh, Dick Meyer, Pat Newman, Marlene Rpidy, Shirley Reichstein, Donna obinson, Nancy Stelfanoi f, Rosemary Stevens, Larry Thomsen, Iohn Tuio, Pat Warnke, Iudy White, Dawn Williams, Chantal de St. Pierre. Pesante is the honorary music club at Washington. Its most important project this year was to present a S100 scholarship to the most outstanding senior in the field of music. The money for this scholarship was raised by their profitable annual candy sale. Among their other activities, Pesante held joint meetings with clubs from Ielferson, Grant, and Franklin. They also had a very successful Valentine party. Their annual music recital, which is put on by the members of the club, was held this spring. Attending the recital were the parents of the club members, the school music directors of Portland, and the administration of Washington High School. Z .e 1. V.'r ll' K1 I -1 637 ll C fr 7 GJD I ' , I 4 . - tt- , lf , H C W 7 ff, KUTTL L -5 '31 'La Q fl c ,J J JJ Epi FALL Pl-gg, ,,,,,,,,,,.,.i... ,........ O lga Kachln Vice-Pres. ........ Sandra Henderson Sec, ,,,,,,,,......... ...,Dlane Goarhurt Tggqg, ,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,. ,.,. .... AH Ibhlllfbli Sqts.-at-Arms ....,... Larry Thomson Vem Etchlson SPRING 'Pres. .. .,Y,, ., Diane Gearhart Vice-Pres. ....,,. ,, Larry Thomsen ol Q Kachin sec. ,,., t oiqq xqchin 9 ,heal W -.Roger Iohnwn Fall President Sqts.-at-Arms . ...Y ..,.r.,, D lcl: Wary George Relnmlller Ed.-Hist. , ,.,..,., loan Bennion Diane Gearhart Spring President Huth Ann Leupold F all President Jackie Alexander Spring President 17 First Row: Margie Dimxck, Olga Kacl-nn, Dorothy Pearson, Ruth Ann Leupold, jo Ann Harris, Dorothy Thaler, Diane Gearhart. A I I Second Row: Carolyn Heckman, Zada Felton, Ierrilyn Rigb y, Barbara Gaidsick, Diane Hart, Betty Payne, Nancy Haw- thorne, Barbara Graves, Sandra Henderson, Bette Mannel, Iudy Wagner, . Third Row: Connie Hammack, Nami Laura, glarlenij Kepl?', Linda Lampman, Luellen johnson, Donna Kessinger, Chan- ' ' Al d ' . tal de St. Pierre, jackie exan er, arie ong, aro ampar ' Fourth Row: Sue Tuttle, Ioanne Alric, Pat Fugitt, Shirley Bales, Iudy Keechle, Ioan Bennion, Sharon Storey, Carolyn Morrison, Darlene Schuster. Members Not Present: Marianne McDougald. Phreno's main objective is to promote interest in debating throughout the school. Among others, Phreno held successful debates with I-Ii-Y and Euk this year. Money making projects included a successful sale of pam-poms for the Iamboree, a doughnut sale, and a noon movie. Other activities held during the year included a Phreno-Neak progressive dinner, joint meetings, and a Christmas party which was preceded by carolling at an old folks' home. ghreno also had charge of entertainment and clean-up for the Sadie Hawkins ance. FALL Pres. ................ Ruth Ann Leupold Vice-Pres. ............ Dorothy Pearson Sec. .............. ............. K atie Rapp Trees. ..................... Margie Dimick Ass't. Treas. ............ Ierrilyn Rigby Sqts.-at-Arms .... Dorothy Brodersen Ianet Thaler Hist. ....... .............. O lga Kachin Editor .................... Diane Gearhart - f ' critic .................. Jackie Alexander X L 1 Custodian .............. Carol Lampard ,. t -I sPmNG Y X Va Q . W3 Pres. ................. Iackie Alexander -- Vice-Pres. .................. Zada Felton I 'I : S Sec. ............... ........,.. arie Dong ff - , K I gp Treas. ...,....... .......... I emlyn Rigby L , ' K . I K Ass't. Treas. ................ Diane Hart K J 1 Q K KL , 'L' ' , X Sqts.-at-Arms ........ Marlene Kepler S T LJ NJ KL Carolyn Heclrman l Q BJ K r' J Hist. ..... ........... S andra Henderson - t - , l L A! ki xg J jf! Editor ........................ Olga xacmn w KC 3 , A' ' f- 5 , Critic ................ Dorothy Brodersen 2, if Q J P W Q 4 JD j, Custodian .. .. Donna Keesinger Ki Y-1 g rx, J -af I ' f 'A L Y fy' Y fn A6 Q. asf' af.. u-avr' ,Ute ia! if-1' K eta' 4 A 5 - , B is ,lf Wphf Q' fl I M a r if L Fira! Row: Paul Class, Bob Brown, Bob Keyes, Gerald Bottcher, lack Locket. Second Row: Ierry Dart, Richard Lee, Ed Schneider, Charles Edgar, Dan May. Members Not Present: Henrey Alderman, Carter Boggs, Mickey Burns, lack Collier, Peter Corrie, Richard Gale, Sid Gerling, Dick Ginger, Leon Goodman, Frank Harmon, David Hartford, 'Iohn Hickenbotten, Vernon Hudnut, Charles Moore, Iimmy Quon, Cyril Reynolds, Ierry Schmtzer, George Vendehn, The purpose of Pythagorean 'is to create and maintain interest in the field of science and mathematics at Washington High School. The member- ship of the club includes only those who are interested in this field and who are willing to Work for the good of the club. Among their projects, Pythagorean sponsored a Science Show this spring demonstrating the importance of science and mathematics in every day life. In Iune, Pythagorean gave a trophy to the graduating senior who was outstanding in his Work in science to climax the year's activities. FALL 0 i PNB- ,f,.Y..,..Y YYY,...,,,,,, B ob Keyes a 0 0 Vice-Pres. .,,,,.,....e Gerald Bottcher , -l . ' SSC- -------..-., ....,,Y..... B ob Brown 0 o . ' o Trees. ...e,,e.e... e,,,,,..,, P qui Class 0 Q ' 591--Cl!-Arms Y..,V...,,,, Richard Gale w Ed.-HiBl. .,,,, ,,,,,,,, I ack Loqkef 5 9 X gh N , . J J N E . C 1 ' SPRING 4 5 g Q 1- ' Q , S f if , ' JD XA' 41 't x Pres. ,, , Carter Boggs Q . X Q ' K gg L 6 5 , Vice-Pres. , . . , , ,, Paul Class f C It x. ' 5 N Ns Dj 9 - 7 ' l Sec. , Edward Schneider CC , -Q L -,5 Trecls. ,Bob Brown 1, L-ff l ky Sgt.-at-Arms ,, ,,,,,,, Bob Keyes TA if W kk V . I : do Ed.-Hist. Marianne Mcbougald 5 Bob Keyes Fall President Carter Boggs Spring President 3 Dorothy Pearson Fall President Eileen DeWilde Spring President Segur, Dimick, Karen Rice, Louise Bitar, Ierry Iordan, Sue Schwind, Margie Rosemary Bolme, Myrna Iohns, Marilyn Berry, Io Roddy, Thelma Present: Sally Biles, Ioan Clark, Ruth Lee Davenport, Lorraine Howard, Kathy Mullins, Myra Peterson, Betty Porcelli. i 7 Ilqlyxxvjf if ' W f' fl J t 'tw ly fx J ff f Wf' ,jf ll ry N ' .Qs -it M ' - ualit activ ies have been many and varied throughout the year. Their soci functions included joint meetings, a sport dance, a tireside, which had a Chinese theme, and formal installation tor new members. The highlight of the spring term was a formal dance, Portrait in Pink, which was held in the Rose Bowl ot the Multnomah Hotel. As a service project, Qualite sponsored a variety talent show which was Viewed by the veteran's hospitals and other rth organizations. The club also held a candy sale as a mone raising . 45 Vt! 5 W t i L i I . .yy ,jf Qllfbnn' V' . f U 1 'X WD lb V M' ' up UM'Awi' lmun lVd.d9ib1'lUU ' FALL C ,QU -'AQ F UV W f1t'nli'g, 9 5 in NIA - . twirl' 1 , t ,,- ,, my if it t- Pl-es, Dorothy Pearson I vb QQ. . , - Vice-Pres. Eileen DeWi1de C x f .. 3 ,hy 49 , - I: ,Z Sec, Sandra Segur ' ak' 1 L L I K f ,il-J xii L f Treas. , ,. Shirley Stach X L ., ' ' , . Kp ,V+ fs Cor. Sec. , Roselyn Welch I V - 4 V i All K P 'lk Y . gs fi Sgts.-at-Arms Ianet Thaler xp I, W N - ' ' tlf ali 5 Charlene Dull tu A Q li , 1 X K l . N , I - 7 , X- t 'izzznrgrzzzi at gr - me egg? td, it 1-list, Margie Din-rick ' y ff R XV Custodian Rosemary Balme lk 1 A g L , K LJ I t lf' ' 413' QU, ,I v X, 1, I if Pg , y SPRING 1 Ogg L l wfjfv 1 pres. to rrrr ,,Eileen DeWilde Q35 U 5 - ' P , ea if gi jj bl V' -P . ,,,,,,,r,,,,.. M 'l B ' ' ' IJ!-dd! ' 1 N sg: rrrrrrrrr mzv,:nw:::r W fd sw wow Treas. ,,,,,,,,.,,.....,,,...,..Y,, Karen Rice f A X X41 Sgts.-at-Arms ,,,,,,,,..Y..... Sue Tuttle X Pat Fuqitt KX Cor. Sec. ,tttt ...rt,r..., I oanne Slater if j CL J I tv jjj Editor .,..., .,v,.,,,,,, S hirley Bules yoj, K Lf? V T -V , L 'C'-J J fi Q 223532. i ii l3iiiiTZ,,.foEi?lE if W-SJ r RLT I gig Lidfl r' f , Rf , pp iv-1 fk' First How: Carol Baxter, Donna Robinson, Sandra Stutz, Myron Forsyth, Virginia Berry. Second Row: Carolyn Cole, Charles Ed ar, Rebecca Caldwell, Ianice Moreland. Members Not Present: George Bristow, ilutty Covert, Bill Danlord, Dorothy Engel, Iudy Haickel, Adalina Hidalgo, Benny Lee, Nancy Lewis, Chantal de Saint Pierre, Mereline Smith. Y ti Senior Spanish Society is Washington High School's Spanish honor club. The main objectives ot the club are to better Inter-American Relations, and to raise enough money each year to send a student to the University of Mexico's Summer School. To help raise the money this year, the Senior Spanish Society sponsored the play, The Importance of Being Earnest, put on by the University of Portland Players. The club also held two dinners, which have become annual affairs, in conjunction with El Leon, the Spanish hobby club. FALL PNB- ,.....,.....,V,v,,..Y.Y,. .Sandra Slut: Vice-Pres. ..,..,,,.,,. Myron I-'grgyqh 9 5 599- v.f.....,Y.. Y.,..,... V irqinia Berry ' 7 gfedi- .-.......-.. ......,,, I udy Haickel qt.-at-Arms ,,,,,,....., Hufty Coveff ' X Ediim' -.f-ff..f ......... Carol Baxter t f' I :fi X ' ' fi 6 in of l f if 4 -' if sPn1NG X . . af ' G- QQ l lf 8 9' i . Pres. , , Carolyn Cole cfiy K J S u ' . 4 Vice-Pres. , , ,Carol Baxter Q gc. 'S Q- A A Q, , v 4 Sec. ., ..,, Donna Robinson sandra Slut! l B X, CCN- N' vvxx. N v Treas. W , , , ,, Marlene Smith Fall Pfesidelll ' K, Sgt.-at-Arms , . Bill Daniord , , ,S , V i HLA. Nancy Lewis Carolyn Cole j Editor , , Chantal de St. Pierre ' ' ' Spring President Bill Strand Fall and Spring President - - ' : Bill Unsworth, Monte F. R : h C t I Don Waggener, B111 Strand, Bill Lee, B111 Barnes. Second Row Bilizlcerovaelcdldl Li-pilxdegchneider. Third Row: Glenn Lee, Bob Brill. Fred Fong- M0mb 9 No' Pfuum ,Gordon Cuudle' Phil Cheney, Ross Cline, Hulty Covert, Wayne Dietz. Frank Hardin' Ieffy Hatzenbuhler, lil Hmgtson, lohn Hbkenson Benny Lee, Harvey Leo, Dick Rice, Ielf Sappenlield, Roger Sherwood, Clyde Shiner, B111 Vaughan. George Walker, Ron Wong. Trix, which was reorganized in the late fall of this school year, was founded as an elective social and pep club. The club's social activities this year included numerous joint meetings and a formal banquet in honor of new members. To raise money for the club, the members participated in sales of various kinds. The goal strived for by all of Trix's members is to maintain a high standard of scholarship and leadership. FALL Pros. ............. ...,........ . Bill Strand Vice-Pres. ..... ......,. B ill Unsworth Sec. .........,..... ......... C lyde Shiner Trans. .............. ..........,... B ill Lee Sgts.-at-Arms ....... ......, I-' red Fong Bill Bcxmes Ed.-Hill. ........ ......, P hil Cheney SPRING Pm- ----,...... Bill sauna 1 Vice-Pres. ., Trees. ..,....... Iohn Carpenter Sgts.-at-Arms Bill Lee Ed. H Hufty Covert - ist. ,,.. Gl L Q em! ee . 'Spb 'Q i 3 '511- 145 'IVA Q v 1 I-' 4 T , 1 1 R X t. X w iff 4 '- , , S-C. .or.,...,,.,,,..,,..,,..,, f'T'61ydZ2i3Zi '4ff41f-4 1 'Q , ,..::Za.u or eeeee T. 1 f 7 n 4 qv' A 6 if J Q ll fr First How: Lois Hanson, Marian Higley, Dale Torrence, Barbara Major, Charlotte Haradon, Betty Iarvill, Claudia Verdict, Myrna Martin, Second Row: Iackie Kendrew, Marlene Stark, Delores Kernan, Nancy Newman, Pat Newman, Margee Lloyd, Penny Rohrer, Loretta Smith. Third Row: Iudy Messman, Shirley Eberly, Aneta Hanley Nancy Danforth, Betty Pullen, Sharlene Wagner, Marie Mussman, Bernice Poland, Evelyn Sears. Members No! Present: Kaye Baxter, Gwen Berry, Donna Coolbroth, Sherry jones, Bettylou Kernan, Lorene Kruger, Sandy McAllister, Carolyn Meier, Iackie Osborne, lean Perry, june Perry, Bette Pitcher, Donna Reager, Mary Ellen Stark, Meridel Weese. Tri-Y, a sub-division ot the YWCA, is a service club open to any girl Wish- ing to belong to this organization. Two ot their service projects this year were the making of Scrapbooks tor the children ot the tuberculosis hospital and participating in Christmas carol- ling. The social functions ot Tri-Y included several joint meetings, a Valentine party, a style show at Meier :Sf Franks and as a highlight of their activities, the club sponsored a formal dance at the Masonic Temple. OFFICERS -Pres. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,. Charlotte Haradon Vice-Pres. ......,,,,,...,,,, Bette Pitcher Sec. ........,,,.,,,,,,,,i,,, Barbara Major Treas. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Bettylou Keman CX Sqts.-at-Arms ..,, Claudia Verdict S Dale Torrance Wsf Hist. ,,,,,,,i.,.,,,,i.,,,..,, Myma Martin Q Inner-Club Rep. ...,,,,, Lois Hanson ,. S Eli! C' i . ,X x ,lr Tlx 1-1 gg 7 61 ,rf soc. ch. Marian Hiqiey ' fl iii ll l fn B 'mm ' in .-f.- 'Q' Charlotte Haradon Fall and Spring President BETTE MANNEL F all President CONNIE HAMMACK Spring President First row: Connie Hammack, Nami Miura, Karol Kolb, Iohn Little, Bette Mann-el, Chuck Cowan, Iim Rumpakis, Lea Zurnwalt, Sally Henderson, Mike Kyle. Second row: Susan Fuller, Barbara lacobsen, Shirley McLucas, Lorene Kreuger, Roberta Breall, Ioan Dinger, Margaret Lemery, loan Padrow, Sue Nelson, Ioyce Van Baarle. Third row: Gloria Carver, Sally Douthit, Ann Eberle, Ann Ruth, Iackie Alexander, Marie Baumgartner, Ruth Cook, George Nye, Ioan Bennion, Adrienne Breslow, Nancy Hawthorne, Alverta Struckman, Pat Sahli. Fourth row: Al Hatton, Ron Binschus, Bill Burnell, Gerald Hahn, Bruce Stinnett, Iim McCulloch, Fred Fong, Bob Richardson, Henry Alderman, Richard Gale, Claudette Irwin, Kay Blanchard, Dick Wary. Members Not Present: Marilyn Berry, Gwyneth Britton, Chuck Chester, Annie Cipolla, Betty Cobban, Marla Denton, Linda Dickerson, Charlene Eddy, Zada Felton, Sally Gamelqard, Mary Lou Gillison, Dan Gold, Sharon Grimm, Jo Ann Harris, Ann Henderson, Mary Hodqdon, Dave Ienninqs, Laura Johnson, Pat Kiger, Bette Knoblach, Diane Lake, Pat Lane, Dave Meier, Dan Miura, Charles Moore, Bill Parson, Dorothy Pearson, Andy Rapp, Bill Scharwatt, Lucille Soderstrom. Colonials is a service club whose members act as representatives of the reg room in promoting all school activities, such as drives and sales, This year Colonials conducted the United Fund Drive and the student body card sale throughout the school. The members ot the club were also in charge of getting each reg room to submit an entry in the Daffodil show. As a money making project, the club sponsored a gossip sheet called the Colonial Capers. This paper was published twice, once in the tall, and once in the spring. Social activities included an installation parxty and a picnic held this spring. . 1 J' 1 ' ' , x , l 'lf' ' 'il L 'u ,r L, . ' , , . ,. s Q W . 5 ,rl Q . 9 ' , A - . 19 1 l , i P FALL ' '--X T C ,- Pres ............ .............. B ette Mannel A 1. ,Q Vice-Pres. ..... ........ I ohn Little , I i I N Sec ................... .......... K arol Kolb A ,K f Treas .,,.....,,..,..,,,.,..,.,.... Marni Miura ' s - , ' f Sgts.-at-Arms .,,..,,. Charles Chester J, NX X Dave Meier Editor ...... ....,.... C onnie Hammack SPRING Pres. .................... Connie Hammack Vice-Pres ...... .... , , .... Io Ann Harris Sec ...,.. . ..... .......,.. M ami Maura Treas .........,,....,......... Bette Knohlach Sgts.-at-Arms ........ Dick Wary Bob Richardson Editor ..., . .,...... Annie Cipolla .... ..., INN A l N till-lla fo Pi ' I t-it ., , is ::r.,7'lC3ic:-ig, Q, LJJFCQJLJ ' JC, g WQ5 Q05 First row: Don Weil, Vance Howard, Roger Sherwood, Gordon Caudle, Chuck Chester, Neal Arnston, Ross Cline. Second row: Darrell Kreier, Pete McGill, Dick Murphy, Ioe Pindell, Mike Nixon, Phil Schnee. Third row: Larry Stewart, Harry Gunderson, Manford Young, Dave Knots, Vic Young. Members Not Present: Gordon Anderson, Gene Boileau, Ed Byrd, Doug Cross, Wayne Dietz, Vern Etchlson, Frank Falsetto, Dave Gilloreth, Terry Iohnson, Bob McPha1l, Chuck Miller, Al Myers, Ralph Myers, Ron Vandervort. ford, recreational director. The clulo, although deficient in funds, held several joint meetings with clubs from Grant, Iefferson and Cleveland. Other activities included a date picnic at Lacamas lake. S Q x GORDON CAUDLE Spring President OFFICERS X Pres. Gordon Caudle Vice-Pres. Chuck Chester X - ' ' Sec., Roger Sherwood I . Treas. , . .. ,, ,WAI Myers , Sgls.-at-Arms ,,Vern Etchison Neal I-irnston Domino, boys' social club, was recently granted charter by Mr. Roger Mock- Q, 0 O U V K 4 - . -ARAMV .Q F001 Washington's inexperienced but rough football sguad had a fc season considering only eight lettermen returned. Toiling for the well-liked mentor Bill Gray, the locals struggled through a season th was highlighted by a l2-6 upset over highly rated Benson, who lat was a finalist in the state tournament. The Washington squad wt constantly plagued by injuries, the result of the overeagerness to w at any cost. Warren Bolin, line coach, developed a line which, wht it clicked, proved to be one of the toughest defensive walls in the cit The Coloniais rated for the cellar, got off to a slow start as the IV Minnville Bruins romped past the locals, Zl-7 in a slow preseason gar that saw 200 lb. Fred Casey score l5 of the Bruins points. At the Iamhoree, much to the teams's delight, tlater their plightl the were matched against the Generals who powered to a lopesided 31 win. This game was later chalked up as a win for the locals becau Grant used an illegal player and was forced to forfeit several games. ln this heartbreaker, the Washington forward wall clicked beautifull stopping dead the league leading Indians. Desperation play by tl Cleveland squad in the second half paid off in two touchdowns, tl deciding factor. At long last the home aces won a game, and what a game! The u derdog Washingtonians, sparked by the brilliant passing attack Duane Phelps, completely baffled the tremendous Techmen. The teal work of the Washington clan shone in a game that saw Benson's I City fullback, George Beardsley slowed to practically nothing. Tl defensive abilities of Dick Wilson were brought to light in this gan as he boomed through the big Benson line to block Bardsley 's kic Ken Pierce on the alert, picked up the pigskin and galloped into tl Maurice Dems-+Fu11bac1c Dick wi1gon..Tag1de mam 1 BALL and zone for the winning six points. Iimniy Williams tallied the Tech- nen's only score when he found one of the few holes in the Colonial ine and sprinted to the goal posts. For the first three quarters the play was dominated by the Quakers is they racked up 26 points to Washington's O. Finally late in the hird chapter and the last quarter, the Colonials clicked and piled up l4 points in about that many minutes for the final count-Franklin 26, Nashington l4 . In the next game the home clan tipped the revengeful minded Car- iinals 7-U in a penalty filled contest. The lone touchdown came via I pass which little Sam Nicoletti grabbed. Sam wormed his way hrough most of the players on both teams and finally to everyones surprise broke out clear in the stripped zone to score the winning tally. Iefferson's Demos turned all their power lose on the hapless Colonials, is they roared past the locals Zl-O. The only highlight in this game rom a Colonial standpoint was the strong Washington defense which several times held when backed up against their own goal line. ln the final game of the season, the locals lost to the Roughriders Z5-6 in a rough little contest. Tempers flared to the extent that twice he referees stopped the clock to allow the boys to cool off. Washington, despite its new turf, played no home games. Also, he Colonial Kids were plagued with injuries which kept star players ike Bill Barnes, Ray Delfant, Dick Wiles, and others out of action much sf the time. Considering all of these handicaps the Washington squad had a OLIN LI airly successful season. I V Q ORCH Marlin King-Cenfef Q Duane Phelps--Quarterback V Ken Kell--Holiback Dick Wiles--Fullback Billy Washington,--End Roger Sherwood--Guard xx ,il in 1 xr .-. .6 Aj fm: x Y v 'Q 'Q E53 BP .N 11.-W, if 11231 - A' ' .... a mem .. ...., 4 x ..... , .,.,.. . .. f is W N QQ w 2 Wa 3 Don Keechley-tackle Don Hcxinsworth-guard Neal Arnston-guard lack Messman-guard Sonny Croits-guard Ken Bixel-haliback Iohn Zcxcary-guard Walt Hilands-guard Dick Endicott-tackle Iohn Mcxrcoules-tackle Huity Covert-end Paul Pearce-end Guy Davis-center Al Wilson-end Dean Crittenden-halfback Iczck Clunczs-guard Z s BASKETBALL Head Coach-Bill McC1usky The Colonials, this year, seemed to be a hot-cold team. When the locals were hot, they were unbeatable, and when they were cold, at least we called it cold, they were a mediocre team that just cou1dn't seem to find their range. ft seemed when the going was rough, the home clan got rough breaks. Bill McCluskey's Maroon and Gold hoop- sters, however, had the highest scoring offense in the city, averaging 58.36 points per game. Washington ended on the long end of a hot 'n cold preseason cir- cuit, winning five and losing three. The final game saw the Colonials up-end the highly touted Vancouver Trappers, 62-60. The Trappers had previously trampled Cleveland and Central Catholic. The Colonials got off to a slow start in regular season play, dropping the first tilt to Cleveland 74-54, on the cold end of the local cagers hot 'n cold warfare. ln this rough contest, twenty-one trips to the foul line were whistled by the officials in the first quarter alone. ln the return match, the local lads gave the champs a real scare, finally, in hot games in their, by now famous, hot 'n cold play. After their disheartening starts, the Stark Street Stars came to life and found their range to thump Iefferson 71-62. ln the second game of the two-garne series, the revengefully minded Democrats smashed Washington 64-46. The 14th Streeters were surprised by Franklin 51-48. This loss was due mainly to the Colonials' inability to hit from the charity strip. In the second contest, the Washington Wonders, still steaming from the first upset, soundly trounced the Quakers 67-47. Again breaking into the win column, Washington sneaked by Grant 63-57, on the local court. The return game saw Eli Morgan, who was too tall for anybody to stop, dunk 28 points to pace Grant to a 52-44 the last quarter giving in by a 59-57 count. ln the first game with the Rough Riders, Washington was upset by the then underrated Teddies, 63-53 on the Co1onia1's tight court. The Colonials got their vengence Kids 69-62, on the 1atter's spa on the Teds, by humbling the St. Iohn's cious maple. This was one of the locals victory. Washington soundly trounced Benson 73-57 as Richie Costi poured 36 points through the hemp, and in so doing, establishing a school record. The second game reached the freezing level of the Colonials hot 'n cold competition as Benson swamped the local lads 60-39. Washington had one very bright spot in the league. This was the double triumph over the Cards. ln the first contest the Red Birds gave the Kids a scare but some clutch foul shooting paid off 54-51. The next contest saw the Stark Streeters easily take the Lincoln squad 79-59. WASHINGTON'S 1952 VARSITY ROOSTER FINAL COLONIAL STATS HT. WT. YR. FORWARDS Phelps, Duane ...... . 6-3 174 Sr. Wiles, Dick 6 190 Sr. De-Pant, Ray ..... . 6-2 165 Ir. Brown, Willie . .. .. .... 6 160 Sr. Blair, Terry .. . .... . 6 162 lr. CENTERS Messman, ,lack 6-1 153 Sr. Parker, lack ...... 6-4 180 Sr. GUARDS Costi, Dick . ............. 5-11 145 Sr. Batchelor, DeMar .... ....... 5 -10 153 Sr, Byhre, Frank .......... . 6 153 Sr, Pierce, Ken . .. . ...... 5-10 150 Sr. Iorgensen, Bob . ..... 5-10 147 Ir. Cook, Paul ..... .. 5-9 144 Ir. Costi .. ..... . .............. 14 87 45 38 219 15.64 Batchelor . . .... l4 54 62 54 170 12.14 Phelps ..... .... 1 4 46 43 39 135 9.64 Wiles .... .... 1 4 39 26 31 104 7.43 Parker ....... ....... 1 3 9 18 21 36 2.77 De-Fant ..... ...... . . 13 6 7 29 19 1.45 Byhre .... .... 8 5 1 15 11 1.38 Pierce .... 9 3 4 10 10 1.11 Blair ......... .... 4 1 1 3 3 .75 Iorgensen .. .... 3 0 0 0 0 .00 Brown ....... .... 3 0 0 3 0 .00 Ciarlo .... .... Z 0 0 0 O .00 Cook ...... .... 2 0 0 0 0 .00 13 S Q a 5 2 2 E S 5 3 Q guard MW , , 1, y, gig Q Q11 Q .. wg 5, as PM W, M 3- BASEBALL lf the Colonial swotters con hit with ony con- sistency, they should be or threat in Portlotnd prep ploy. There ore, however, ldrqe qops left by qroduotinq members of lost yeor's squad. lf these holes can be successfully filled, Wash- ington should end up in the first division. Wosh- inqton hos several potentidl long boll hitters in oddition to ot strong bench. Considering ctll of these foctors, the Colonidls should hove cr fclirly successful seoson. Right to Left: Willie Brown, Dernor Batchelor, Dick Costi, Chub Byhre, Dudley Palmer, lock Messmcm. Dick Ciorlo, Bob Iorqensen, Roy Defont, Cecil Huqhey, Ierry Batchelor, 'Wolt Hilcmds, lim Hilcmds, Ioe McCarthy, Dick Kolb, Arnie Philichi, Iohn Mor- coules, Moncrqer. Head Coach-Warren Bolin Chubby rounds third after his tremendous grand slam homer. Palmer scores on a deep fly. Cross Country 1952 There wasn't a varsity cross country track team at Washington this year. The only varsity members who turned out were Arnie Philichi and Mackel Nixon. This was three less than the required mini- mum ot tive. The junior varsity, however, had a better than average season, chalking up one tirst place and three seconds. The Washington clan, not considered a threat, came up strong at the city meet to capture second behind the powerful Ielferson team. The home squad was led by Bob Brown who gar- nered two tirsts, and in the city meet, a fourth. Upper right: The Washington Pack closes the gap. Lower right: The start of the state meet. Fu-st row: Eric Haun, Bill Gibs, Bob Miller, Arnie Philichi, Allen l-lamston, Mackel Nixion, George Walker, Bob Steel, lan Ftadamacher. Second row: Ira White Bob Nash, Keith Carpenter, Loal Hauser, Garry Huckstein, Gene Patter- son Bob Brown, Sergi Aalto. Coach Don Iames Swimming BOYS-This year, due to Mr. lame's initiative, many men were inspired by the highly competitive aquatic sport. As a direct result of their tremendous spirit, they ended the campaign with a 3 Won, 4 lost, winning the last three Via upsets. GIRLS-An all freshmen girls swimming squad, by steady paddling, stroked their Way to a fourth place in the city circuit. lf all of these mermaids return next year, Washington should produce some terrific competition in the city league. Mrs. Schumacher, Girls swimming coach Mr. Iames, Boys swimming coach Big Bert's Butterfly First row: Iean McDonald, Glen Van Schuick, Dick Fisher, Ken Gaither. Second row: Helen Waggener, Nona Wallace, lack Iohnson, Don de Francis. Third row: Dick Rice, Pat Cle-mans, Lorain Kruger, Mary Dave Leek. Fourth row: Bill Strand, Bert Trask, Larry Wilks, 2 4 4 '9 gf? ml M Q3 :KW Eiga, M? , wwkk ff VARSITY RALLY SQUADS FALL Top, first row--Bob Richardson, Don Ross, Don Waggener. Second row-Eileen De- Wilde, Io Roddy, Marilyn Berry, Io Ann Harris, Louise Bitar, Carolyn Heckman. Bottom, first row - Howard Boardman, Vaughn Castle, Larry Sinclair. Second row - Patty Phillips, Eileen De Wilde, Maryn Stookey, Louise Bitar. Left-Pat Mc- lnnis. Right-Carolyn Heckman. This year's rally squads succeeded in re- arousing the long dormant Washington spirit. A thrilling climax came in a late football rally when the Colonial forces held a steady yell for sixteen minutes. Other demonstration signifying a will to win in the students followed during the next lunch in the athletic field. An abundance of rallies both on the stage and on the ramp sug- gested the tireless effort expended by our leaders Don Ross and Vaughn Castle as well as the entire squads toward backing our teams in the city race. Through this effort a steady attendance was achieved at the football and basketball games, the local gym was always filled to the capacity crowd. Let's hope that a con- tinuance of rally squad as we had this year will be instrumental for championship teams in the future. SPRING Bill Reinmuller Carol Benson Barbara Byhre Benny Dean Maria Grandy Marilyn Smith Sally Henderson Amy Baird Bill Parsons I. V. RALLY SQUAD IAMBCREE Iamboree night provides hoarse throats for cheering Colonials. The fine spirit oi Washington once again was shown as J men turned out for junior-varsity football. Despite their iirnpressive record, the locals were a scrapping bunch ho gave tough opposition even to xhe best. Washingtonn, ,,,, ,,,, 0 Grant ..,. ..,. , , 51 Washington ........ ,,,.. 6 Cleveland ......, .... 3 0 Washington ,.,.,,.. ,.... 7 Benson ,,,, . .... 13 Washington ,,...,.. ..... 2 0 Franklin ,,,... .,.. 2 5 Washington ,,,,,,,, ,, 6 Lincoln ..,. , .... 62 Washington ,,,,,,,, ,, 0 Iefierson ....., .... 4 7 Washington ........ .. S Roosevelt ,,,, .... 2 Z rst row: George Reinmiller, Bill Bogard, lohn Gallagher, Ieif xppentzeld, Tom Stoner, Bob Brill lcaptainl, Ron Bottemiller, nh Lippert, lack Locket, Richard Fletcher, lim Miesen, Dean wman lmanagerl, Second row: Mike Phillips, Chuck Farrington, llan Hatton, Gerald Gallagher, Wayne Deitz, Michael Zervis, ichael Logan, Dave Detant, Larry Harris, Dave Simonis, lim lniels, George Frochen, Paul Otto, Ray Worden, Iohn Carlson, tm Johnson, Ron Hespe. The Colonial junior hoopsters compiled a very impressive record this season, several times pulling upsets The Juniors proved to be an underrated squad as they out rebounded and out ran nearly every team in the league Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington Vfashington Washington Washington Washington Washington Washington .,.,.,,, ,,,, Was hlngton ,,,,.,,,, ,,,, Washington Washington ,,,,,,,, ,,,, Cleveland Roosevelt Ieilerson , Franklin . Grant ,,,, , Benson Lincoln Cleveland Roosevelt Ielierson , Franklin . Grant .... . Benson .... Lincoln First row: left Sappenfield, George Greco Cliff Martin Larry Harris, Joe Key lcaptainl kneeling, Ed Wright Bill Ulrich Bill Vaughan, John Winters. Second row: Tom Richardson Bob Rierson, Ilm Brown, lim Gill, Mike Phillips, Iohn Gallagher TRACK Front row. leti to right: Gerald Miller, Geo, Walker, Ben Kurihara,Chas.Edgar,Ierry l-latzenbuhler, Chas. Wil- bur, Armand Martinotti, Don Keechle, Del. lohnson, Bill Scharwatt, Tom Merchant, Bill Gibbs, Eric Hahn, Keith Carpenter, Alan l-leitschmitt. Second row: Gary Hockstein, Ierry Edgar, Warren Denner, Bob Adams, Bob Brown, Dale Lafollette, Bon Hespe, lohn Beckwith, Bob Frentress, lirn Gill, Mike Watt, Bay Curletto, Fred Swanson, Bob Beinmiller, I. V. BASEBALL Front row. left to right: Torn Sickler, lim Miesen, Chuck McDowell, Torn Richardson, Cilitt Martin, Narren lack- el, Torn Stoner, Frank l-lometner, Second row: Herman Martin, Dick Peters, Boger Wilcox, Mike Zervis, Benny Warren, Torn Iohnson, George Morgan, Allan l-lattan, Don Robinson. Third row: Bruce Stinnett, Ron Binchus, Fred Fawkes, Bill Sendleback, Dave Detant, lohn Carlson, Bob Biedy, George Frochen. TRACK This year Washington was severely handi- ever there is a track meet and Washington is Capped by the small number of men that turned represented people will know it, for what these out for the Cinder sport. lt takes a large squad runners lack in numbers they certainly make up to make a qood track team. Despite this, Wher- in spirit. 3 2 Q 5 3 e 4 it t 'E 3 E z Q 23 Martinotti poses ior camera-man as he clears Ben Nurihara gracefully clears hurdle in team the bar. practice. Coach Exley holds con- fab with key runners. Larry Sinclair, Washington high jump contri- Ed Davis. Colonial sprinter in state meet. bution to state meet. Library As a source of information as well as entertain- ment, the library has more than proved its Worth. We, the graduating class of '53, Want to thank Miss Lancefield and her staff, for it has been through their willingness and effort that We have been able to use the library to its fullest advantage. Kay Blanchard, an experienced Worker in the library, shows the ropes to Barbara Cummins, soph- omore. The quiet atmosphere makes it perfect for the stu- dents during this sixth period study hour to study or to read for pleasure. '95 I' wif Yaoi VICE-PRESIDENT- Frances Livingston SECRETARY- Mory McCloskey TREASURER- Connie Maxwell SGT.-AT-ARMS- Ray De Font IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT- Ron Brown SCDPHOMORES .... CLASS OFFICERS Standing: Myrna Iohnson, Sargeant at Arms, Bill Vaughn, Treasurer, Iohn Winters, Sargeant at Arms. Seated: Shirley Floyd, Vice-President, Dick Wary, President, Carole Benson, Secretary. Row l-lane DeLashrriutt, Marilyn Cartwright, Iudelle Anderson, Ed Capen, Darryl Ambrose, Ioan Bennoin Amy Baird, Carol Ferero, Carol Caplinger, Frances Devine, Elizabeth Edge, Adrienne Breslow, Wayne Dietz, Eddie Byrd, Ehrman Armstrong. Row 2-Dorothy Bennett, Sally Douthit, Io Ann Van Atta, Chuck McDowell, Iacqueline Bird, Dorothy Fuller, Lois Butkus, Shirley Flack, Donna Cobban, Elsie Buss, Donna Rae Coons, Ioan Carlson, lack Collier. Row 3-Lee Davenport, Mike Broms, Donita Ehrlich, Iean Bussard, Evelyn Bales, Kathy Emmett, Mary Lou Blair, Nadine Bricker, Lois Bassett, Kay Masters, Marlene Auimuth, Marlene Ronimel, Fred Fawkes, Ioe Egner, Ierry Edgar, Leon Cummins, Ron Botiemiller. ....SOPHOMORES Row 1-Ioyce Henry, Jeanette McDonald, Lois Parks, Gloria Hodes, Shirley Hobaugh, Sharri Morris, Norma Iordan, Myrna lohnson, Judy Keechle, Millard Lesch, Harvey Hasson, Bill Knutson, David Gray, Gary Motley. Row 2-Charlene MacKenzie, leon Kneelond, Kendall Groggins, Karolyn Iensen, Nancy Haw- thorne, Mary lean Goosman, Mary Hope Hodgendon, Io Ann McDonald, Bonita Knocker, Lucille Marshall, Don Guenner, Marlyne MacMillan, Ioan Liapes, Row 3-Sherrill Mason, Delores Huser, Morton Kcmtor, Iim Mieson, Ralph Meyer, Warren Iackel, Frank Hametner, Iohn Klosterman, Dan May, Delbert lohnson, Iohn Higgenbottom, Dick Mohney. Row 1-William Yee, Gerald Shaw, Eugene Somann, George Walker, Torn Sickler, Duke Sprando, Lyle Rouse, Bob Ralston, Clyde Ritter, Pat Mullins, Dave Wise, Bob Wise, Bob Morris, lack Rudd, Dick Wary, Torn Stoner. Row 2-Ted Warren, Virginia Timms, ludy Scott, Betty Payne, Tudy Slater, Marilyn Walson, Sharon Welker, Connie Nelson, Betty Hatter, Anette Riggs, Shirley Weise, Barbara Prohst, Marlene Wil- liams. Row 3-ludy Wagner, Margaret Phillips, Enila Quon, Alverta Struckman, Ianice Noyer, Gloria Otterson, Roberta Purdy, Marilyn Pollock, Pat Reynolds, Irving Schnitzel, Richard Smith, FRESI-IMEN ..... CLASS OFFICERS SeatedeBarbara Byhre, Secretary, Standing, Left to RightfBill Bogard, Vice president Bob Adams Presi dent, Bill Scharwatt, Treasurer. How l-Penny Aiken, Darlene Catchpole, Wilma Feuerborn, Carol Christensen, Burton Lee, Wilbur Collin, Benny Dean, Bill Burnell, Dick Buono, Ierry Cregeen, Kenny Gaither, Tom Givas, Richard Gelling, Barbara Byhre, Sue Fuller, Val Dene Briscoe, lean Gimba. Row 2-Dixie Crayton, Sylvia Groesbeck, Myrle Barbur, Fern Castle, Carrie Cribbs, Kathryn Goon, Alcena Caldwell, Marie Bennett, Kay Baxter, Sharon Barnes, Bonnie Discosey, Lois Eichenberger, Leona Geil, Nancy Danforth, Shirley Eberly, Donns Coolbroth, Donna Dillinger, Beverly Eggers. Row 3-Diane Brennan, Gloria Carver, Sally Ferguson, Hazel Arnston, Marcia Bloomberg, Mary Lou Gillison, lim Gill, Fred Swanson, Keith Carpenter, Vera Cripps, Donna Mae Durie, Ieanne Berney, Danelle Brown, Ioanne Dinger, Antonette Elmer, Rosemary Cox Row 4-Sue Bresnehan, Margie Clem, Arlo Bones, loe Beima, Bill Gibbs, Larry Boileau, Ted Graham, Gary Barrett, Louis Bailey, lohn Beckwith, Wesley Bulloch, Graeme Blake, Bill Binford, Bay Curletto, David Brennan. ...HFRESHMEN How l-Alice Meacham, Margie Haugen, Evalyn Huffman, loyce McWilliams, Linda Heinke, Kiyomi Kayama, Beverly Hanson, Marla Harrison, Evelyn Hash, Vivian Irwin, Alice Kristiansen, Loralee Mac- Pike, Allene Mendelson, Ianet Hartshorn, Iackie Kendrew. Row 2-Roberta Hollister, Irene Kurihara, Ioan Majors, Deanna Karnes, Ruth Hoover, Sharon Mayer, Illa McMahen, Sally Henderson, Helen Kalli- manis, Barbara Hurd, Nancy Lynn, Ian Morley, Ioyce Kriegar, Sandra Kay, Nancy Iories, Cherie Mc- Reynolds. Row 3-Nancy King, Dianne Illingsworth, lim Quon, Dick Jefferson, Larry Lynn, Nobuo Kawasaki, Sergei Aalto, Frank Harmon, lim Karr, Dick Ginger, Bobby Heisler, Alan Heitschmidt, Bill Miller, Burton Lee, Eddie Kay. Row 1-Ierrie Strong, Mary Starr, Shirley Sasaki, Marylee Skoistad, Karen Schaper, Hosina Smith, Bonnie Scheurer, Ianet Winkler, Ioan Staufter, Sheryl Richardson Holly Richardson, Roberta Salmivaara, Delores Walen, Cheryl Pratt, Iudy Peterson. Row 2-lean Williams, Marlene Stark, Beverly Wilson, Elaine Weiss, Verdell Schwedler, Phyllis Walker, Sue Smith, Marilyn Smith, Helen Waggoner, Charlene Wirth, Marilyn Surbaugh, Doris Sylvester, Marie Vance, Sue Rosenbaum, Sandra Simon, Bernice Poland, Lelani Ynacay, Evelyn Sears, Loretta Schufl, Linda Timmons, Beverly Reclewill, Kathy Skou, Row 3-Mike Watt, Mike Phillips, Bruce Stinnett, Fred Swanson, Gerald Hahn, Ierry O'Dell, Bill Parson, Zane Patterson, Iene Richmond, Bill Sendelback, Iirn Phillips, Don Rea, Alvin Schnitzer. First Row: Nancy Marshall, IoAnne LeMar, Paul Mosher, Wayne Kilpatrick, Leon Cummins, Marilyn Cartwright, Eleanor Elssner. Second Row: Dan Abernathy, Ken Hansen, Ehrman Armstrong, Sol Ravinovitz, Tom Monaghan, Olgerts Pavlovskis, Valdis Pavlovskis, Chantel de St. Pierre, Margaret Phillips. Third Row: Harald Settlemier, Larry Minor, Carter Boggs, Dave Coulson, Ianet Kneeland, Beatrice Iohnsan, Linda Walker. Members Not Present: Phil Cheney, Mary Eby, Elmer Ferguson, Ierry Kaveny, Pat Lester, Ruth Ann Leupold, Dick Saba, Don Waggoner, INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS LEAGUE The International Relations League of Washington was organized to further greater understanding and friendship with all races and nations. The club, this year, has participated in many activities, both in and out of school. Since it is affiliated with both city and state groups, a great portion of the club's activities have been meetings with other groups. City council meetings are attended by two designated club members. At school, the club has sponsored two assemblies: one on UN Day which was a mock meeting of the United Nations Security Council and was broadcast over station KOlNg the other was for all seventh period history classes, and featured a visiting teacher at Reed College, Dr. Edwards, who gave an interesting talk on Australia. The executive system is some what unusual as it is composed of a board of five members with an alternating chairman. However, all board members are elected to certain jobs. This system is used to divide the work equally among five people rather than directing it to one person. SPRING BOARD Sec. .. . FALL BOARD Sec. . 7 - Y IOAHHS I-GMC! .. Nancy Marshall T1-egg, Nancy Marshall Treas. . , ,V Pqul Mgsher City Rep, . .. . Paul Mosher City Rep. .. . Valdis Pavlovskis Sgf,.qi.Ai-mg Wayne Kilpatrick Sqt.-at-Arms . .. ..... . .... Dave Coulson Ed.-Hist. . Leon Cummins Ed.-I-list. .......... . Chantel de St. Pierre ,. f-15-1. 'V V iii M 3' Q ! 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I ' ISL M135 af 54 ' Y ia '9NYif:Q , ,yn-f dMs Q4., ,gy 1 M-nw' Www! 2. ia THE CLARINET TRIO CHORALIERS TRUMPET TRIO Diane Gear Hc Paul Mosher Dorothy Engle Donna Bowen lone Delclshmlll Leslle Ewing Dorothy Fuller Carolyn Gleason Loms Hanson Marlene Kepler Pm Kyle Enrlenu Locke Scxndzcz MCAll1ste1 Belly Moen PCllIklClG Reynolds Dmcme Sohleeln Marlon Swcqgurt Kay Swanson VIFQHWXG 'l'1mm Indy Wcgnerl Icmet Yoder Art Iohnston Larry Thompser Dick Wury To our principal, Mr. Smith, the graduating class ot '53 Wish to express their deepest thanks for the guidance and understanding he has shown us during our stay at Washing- ton. We shall always hold his timely advice and help in highest esteem. His Warm person- ality and friendly attitude will win tor him a place in the hearts of every Washington stu- dent, now and in the future. MISS OHMERT In every school there must be a per- son to arrange the curriculum, see that it runs smoothly, and to solve the prob- lems of the students of the school. At Washington High School We are for- tunate in having as Dean of Girls, Miss Ohmert, who has always been Willing to give freely of her time and advice to help the members of the Class of 53 to develop individual personalities and a sense of responsibility which will be necessary for all of us in our future life. Therefore, the members of this year's graduating class Wish to thank her sincerely for her active interest, her guidance, and her friendliness and co- operation. MR. BRUNER In the short time We, the seniors, were privileged to Work with you, Mr. Bruner, we found you a very capable and understanding person. The fair- ness you have shown to us is unusual and very much appreciated. The job you filled this fall is by no means Cm easy one and we feel that you have executed the office efficiently and sympathetically. M. M. B. B. Ed. f Lewis G Mrs. Finnigun Commercial English B.A. Y U. of O. Mr. Fuller Commercial Miss Kohns English Ed. - U. of C. Mr. Blake Maihematics B.S. - O.S.C. Clark Mrs. Winter Commercial B. A. - U. of O. M. A. 7 U. of O. Mr. Newth Industrial Arts Social Studies B. S. - O.S.C. M. S. - O.S.C. Mrs. Leqge Malhemaiics A. - Willamette Mrs. Meicalf Social Studies A. - College of ldaho Mrs. Bauman Miss Sykes Mrs. Rice Not only are there Uunsung heroes on the battle fronts, but also in our own school. Our secretaries, Miss Sykes, Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Baumann, are three of the hardest working individuals in Washington. Their capability and efficiency is greatly depended upon. They have their general office Work to do, but always seem to find time to perform innumerable tasks every day for the members of the faculty and for the students. Many thanks to all three of you, Miss Sykes, Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Baumann, for your cheerful friendliness and help. Mr. Adams Mrs. Bacon Miss Barber Mr. Berkham Mr. Bogard English English English English Music S. f U, cf O. Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies B. A. lowa State Teaf'hcr's A. U. of O. Distrihutive Education B. A. Reed Collogc B. S, 7 U. of O. M. A. U. of O. M. A. U. nf lcivm M. Ed. O. S, C. Mr. Bolin Sowiirl Studies lxflcrtlieinutics S. S. l.iniield lvl. Ed. U. oi O. Miss Egeland Homerngkrng Gerrntrn B. A, Concordia Mr. Gray Sovitrl Studies English Vrrrsity Poothcrll B. S. O. S. C. M. Emi. Lewis 5 Clcrrlc Mr. Bouck Science B, S. U. of W. Mr. Exley Physical Education B. S. W. S. C. Mr. Hildreth Social Studies English B. A. U. of O. Miss Brown Miss Comstock Socigl Studies Mathematics English LOUD , A. -- U. of O. B. A. --- Willamette Miss Foster Miss FOX Commercial Speech The-ropist B. A. - Mills Mrs. Hunt Mr. Icrmes English Mathematics B. A. W Whitman Commercial M. Ed. - - O, S. C. B. A. - Reed Mr. Edmislon Music M. M. E. - - I. S. C, Miss Grunberq Commercictl BS.--U,oiO. M. A.--U. S. C, Mrs. Iohnson English French S, U. of Minnesota Miss Kelly Social Studies English M. A. e U. of O. Mr. McCluskey Physical Education S. - Lewis G Clark M. Ed. - O. S. C. Miss Padovan Visiting Teacher Mrs. Krahn Homemakinq B. S. -- O. S. C. Mrs. McDonald Commercial Russian B. A. - U. of O. Mr. Parkes Mathematics B. A. - Linfield B.A Miss Larson Miss MacLean Science English . - N. D. State Teachers B. A. - Willamette College Mr. Mockiord Miss Oberq Recreational Advisor Science Leadership B. A. - Willamette B. S. - U. of O. Mrs. Peck Mr. Petrequin Spanish Social Studies A., M. A. - U. of W. English B. A., M. A. - U. of C Miss MacRue Social Studies English B. A. -- Linfield Mr. Oberteuffer Science B. S. - O. S. C. Miss Power Social Studies English . B. A.-U.otO. B. Mrs. Proebstal Mathematics M. A. - U. ot O. Mrs. Schukari English M. A. - Reed Mr. Tuttle lndustrial Arts A. 4 W. S. C. Mrs. Randall Mathematics B. A. - St. Olaf Miss Scott Social Studies B. A. - Linfield M. A. 3 U. of O. Mrs. Walker Physical Education B. S .- U. of O. N Mrs. Rcmdles English Spanish B. A. - Reed Mrs. Shoemaker Physical Education S. e Beaver College Mrs. Wells Social Studies B. S. - O. S. C. B. A.-U. of O. Mrs. Rasmussen Art M. Ed. - O. S. C. Mr. Sipple Science B. S. Ed., M. Ed. Boston University Mrs. Wheeler Art B. S. MO. S. C. Mr. Robertson Social Studies English M. A. - Whitman Miss Strohecker English B. A. e U. of O. Mrs. Wright Attendance Officer Dan Gold F all Student Body President EXECUTIVE COUNCIL FALL Louise Bitar Bette Marmel Vice President Colonials Zada Felton I anet Kneeland Secretary Washingtonian Puttie Mclnms Member at Large DeMar Batchelor Athletic Rep. Ken Aberle Member at Large Don Ross Yell King Glenn Lee Treasurer Gary Issacson Assistant Treasurer Astrid Carlson Member below 3rd Term Io Ann Harris Girls' League Connie Maxwell Service Commissioner Hufty Covert Boys' League Ken Pierce O of W Charles Wilbur Fire Chief R1charc1 COSt1 .Sprung Student Body Prebldent EXECUTIVE COUNCIL SPRING Io Roddy Connie Vice President Colonials Gary Issacson Treasurer Bill Lee Assistant Treasurer Ann Eberle Ianet Kneeldnd Secretary Washingtonian Sandra Rassmussen Member at Large Willie Brown Athletic Rep, Ron Brown Member at Large Vaughn Castle Yell King Bill Miller Member below 3rd Term Lolita Mar Girls' League DeMar Batchelor Service Commissioner Benny Lee Boys' League O of W Ken Pierce P ire Chief Dan Gold Fall SB. President pf! l1HnTuunnuHEu SII 5.E.EI1DNU EH lggu li iliffil Telephone Fllmore 5393 Compliments of ROYCE'S AUTO PARTS Automotive Parts and Machine Shop Service 3430 S. E. HAWTHORNE BOULEVARD PORTLAND 15, OREGON Congratulations to the Senior Class FROM THE COMMANDER AND PRESIDENT OF WORLD WAR POST AND AUXILIARY NO. V. F. W. 907 Headley's Rexall Drugs 2230 S. E. Huwthome Carl P. Thaler, leweler Authorized Dealers Diamonds - Watches EASL9632 Silverware - Fine Iewelry . . . Prescriptions . . . U Watch Repairing Fountain Lunch Cosmetics Telephone KE 6141 Portland's Most Modern Drug Store 7854 S- E- Stark Portland 18' oregon . N W t ' 6x Hawthorne Appliance CO. Mgielgil Afgirel Fl 7579 Unusual Shower Gifts . , TINA'S BABY SHUI' WALTER G' PALMER 3436 S' E' Hawthorne TINA STEINHAUER 3512 S. E. Hawthome Blvd. Res' TW 5860 Portland' oregon Owner Portland 15, Oregon PHONE EAST ease DR. DAVID E. HAMM TUxedo 5167 llllllll0ll RUG 82 MATTRESS Cll., Ltd. D E N T I S T R Y 3726 S. E. Hawthorne Blvd. U P H 0 L S T E R I N G X RAY Beaded Thedire Bldg- C. A. WALKER 2651 N. Vancouver Ave. at Knott - Portland, Oregon DICK WALKER Portland 12, Oregon l. L. Jack Howk Plumbing and Heating Service Gas and Electric Water Heaters 3442 S. E. BELMONT For best Haircuts in town, . . . Hollywood - Pachoco - Crewcuts - See: lim - Mac - Carl - New Barber Shop 303 S. W. Second Avenue Portland, Oregon Hours: 9:00 A.M. -- 6:00 P.M. IIM LOPEZ, Manager io A.NilOi'SSe P.M. EVe6'Qn?iZSQi1EfZfi'layS Vffeffm 0Pe 'ed Sundoy ll to l2 DRS. CHAN - LAM NATUROPATHIC PHYSICIANS Established Since l9l7 Phone: ATwater l0l6 6lO S. W. Second Avenue Residence: BEacon 956i Portland, Oregon Rodger's Shoe Service School Shoes A Specialty at a reasonable price 33l4 S. E. BELMONT EAST SIDE RECORD SHOP Open Evenings - Hou,-S v-BP AX?-NG 3760 S. E. HAWTHORNE Fllmore 5341 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Art Johnson Plays a Semler Trumpet Portlan Music C1 514 S. W. 3rd BE 1819 LI 9105 THERE Is ONLY ONE Lounge Priv. WEDDING INVITATIONS SCI-IOOI. BIDS - DANCE PROGRAMS GENERAL PRINTING OLD COUNTRY KITCHEN CHICKEN DINNERS Home of the 72 oz. Steak 2895 N' E' Sandy Blvd' FH 'o e 7127 105th ond Stork Portland, Oregon Chinatown's Original Terrace Restaurant BRoadway 8293 THE THREE .Vs JOEY WONG 217 N. W. 4th Avenue JIMMIE WONG Portland 9, Oregon WAYSID-E GIFT SHOP GIFTS AND GREETING CARDS 3516 S. E. Hawthome - EM 5344 HeuveI's Bakery PRES BAUER, Owner and ,Baker THE FINEST IN BAKED GOODS Decorated Cakes for All Occasions 7901 E. GIISGI1 KE 3424 Compliments of Z E L L B B 0 S . Home Made Candies Salt Water Taffy Devines Candyland 727 S. W. Broadway Francis E. Devine, Prop Hawthorne Appliance Co. APPLIANCES and T. V. WALTER G. PALMER 3436 S. E. Hawthorne FI 7579 Portland. Oregon ROLLER SKATING IS A GREAT RECREATION FOR THE STUDENT AND THE ENTIRE FAMILY ' I Your Hosts . .. POP G' MOM BROWN Roller Skate at Portland's Friendly Rink f f- I ampmf ekcwfffz ink, 41 S E MADISON ST.. NEAR CRAND AVFNUI- l T I h EA t 5445 PORTLAND 14 ORFFON Gladys Gilbert Portland's Artistic Portrait Photographer 35 YEARS EXPERIENCE 18 Years Rose Festival Photographer 708 S. W. Morrison - BE 0129 Compliments oi HAWTHORNE HARDWARE PHONE EM 4187 asso s. E. HAWTHORNE Help 0regon Payrolls Black Frost Co. Frigidaire Headquarters Maytag Television 3855 S. E. Hawthorne . VE 2162 Compliments from a Friend Buddy Squirrel's Nut Shop Everything in a Nutshell 424 S. W. 5th Avenue Citizens Photo Shop EA I' 850I Buy DEVELOPING Q PRINTING . ENLAIIGING ' CUSTOM PHOTO FINISHING CROWN FLOUR No' 'W fo'-Bu' 'ww W' 5II S. E. MORRISON ST. PORTLAND I4, OREGON - I - Q - - i BLISS BAK ING C O C' L' Davy Jack Dm e Connie Davy Dorothy Davy - - D v unn i Fun ral Home Fume Cakes ond Postrles I a y .ys de T .. The little Chapel on the Corner 39th Street at Division Phone EMpire 7818 S' E- BELMONT at 35th - EAS' 9390 DAY OR NIGHT Ho 6 Le con DISTRIBUTORS OF BAND ond ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS M i I d r e d ' s Ladies' and Childrens' Ready-to-wear 720 s. W. Fourth Avenue rum as I576 3449 S- E' Belmont EM 9870 Imperial Furniture C o. CARL L. KRAUSE, Prop. 702 S. W. First BEacon 3831 Cor. First Er Morrison PHILCO RADIOS and T. V. SETS Just o few steps out of the High Rent District 5 Floors Furniture, Rugs and Appliances KIENOW'S F0011 STORES Store No. 1- 1401 S. E. Morrison Store No. 2- 730 S. W. Yamhill St. Store No. 3-2440 S. E. 39th Ave. Store No. 5-4425 N. E. Sandy Blvd. Store No. 6- 1821 N. E. 33rd Ave. Store No. 7-2340 West Burnside St. Store No. 9-3038 N. E. Union Ave. Store No. 10-6411 Milwaukie Ave. K. 6. V. BODY SHOP AUTO PAINTING - CUSTOM WORK COLOR MATCHING 2534 s. E. B 1 1 Phone EM 8126 Penland' f-:Zn Give Gifts from Gill's Books - Stationery - Giftware Fountain Pens - Cameras The J. K. GILL C0. s. W. FIFTH AVENUE at STARK - AT 8681 Russellville Fruit Market Quality Produce Gr Meat Abstract 81 Title Insurance lin f.4n Oregon Owned Title Co.j ATwater 7425 425 S. W. Fourth Avenue 10301 s. E. STARK - Lincoln 9229 Portland, Oregon DIAMONDS SILVERWARE COMPLIMENTS or Wayne U. Smokey 1 E W E 1. E 11 s fi, 3729 s. E, HAWTHoRNE Wleien, 60 HHN slxm Mon ' WATCHES WATCH REPAIR - . IISON AND AlDEl...Blaadwdy Hll PORTlAND'S owN sroiee ir smce 1857 K A E G I ' S Laurelhurst Pharmacy Complete Prescription Service Congratulations ond Best Wishes to The Clcrss of 1953 Campbe11's Toiletry 38th and Belmont St.-Phone EA 1733 Compliments of Th e TBA IL J- A Real Ground Beef Sandwich J l, 86 E A Plus ' 700 Jackson Toweiwe er ngmumlbrtland Ore on French Fries ' g 4343 HAWTHORNE l PALAsKE's DRIVE-IN CMO B E A U T1 SH 0 P DELICIOUS JUICY HAMBURSERS 3437 S- E- BELMUNT ST- THICK MILK SHAKES E-Ast 0520 HOME MADE PIES WANDA M. Co0K EVELYN PAPP CHICKEN-IN-THE-BASKET FRIED S'-WMP SUNNYSIDE HARDWARE 81 VARIETY, Inc. ORDERS T0 G0 vErm0nt 5215 3251 S. E. Belmont Street Portland, Oregon 40th 5' Hawthorne General El6CtTl:C Appliances--R.C.A. Victor T.V. E. C. STEMPEL VErIn0nt 9807 Compliments of 1uCK50NjDRLwgC0, coNSaNmnAnoNS 7937 S. E. Stark St. Llncoln 5595 Groductes ' 1 Comphments To SENIOR CLASS FREIGHT LINES, INC. 9 Oregon's No. I C arrier I PHUTUGRHPHU 2825 N. W. Yeon ATwater 2361 General Agent ERIE RAILROAD' COMPANY 421 Pacific Building , Tel. BEacon 3706 Compliments To SENIOR CLASS From the Washington Hi P. T. S. A. STATIONERY '-5 BAGDAD gf V A R I E T Y f 3734 s. E. HAWTHORNE GLISAN Riiiksffit STREET Pmwm VARIETY sfgbf O 6 , .KX +040 4514 N. E. GLISAN PORTLAND, OREGON Films Flash Bulbs Kodaks Cameras Quality - Developing - Printing Photo Supplies of All Kinds - -- The Picture M ill VErmont 7868 334-1 S. E. BELMONT prefer FLIIWERS by F urrer THE HAWTHORNE FLORIST FLOWERS BY WIRE 3730 S. E. Hawthorne Boulevard Portland 15, Oregon AL. FURRER EAS' 7780 YOU WILL FIND OUR SERVICE AS NEAR AS YOUR PHONE VAN DYKE NEGATIVES AMMONIA PRINTS BLACK LINE PRINTS PHOTOSTAT PRINTS BLUE LINE PRINTS LITHO TRACINGS PHoTo orrsrr PRINTS Rsrisx Pnocsss BLUE PRINTS MAP MOUNTING MAP CABINETS ARCHITECTS AND ENGINEER SUPPLIES PITTMON MAPS JACK CAMPBELL, Sales Manager Rss. CApitoI sees Bus, EAST' 1611 Cumpurr1er1IS OT James W. Lee Personalized Insurance Service 910 Failing Building -ATwater 2060 Earl's Barber Shop 3447 S. E. BELMONT - Expert Haircut - Satisfaction Guaranteed EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING - For Foot Health See - Sahli's Shoe Hospital Invisible Soling 4727 S. E. Hawthorne Blvd. A, SAHLI Portland 15, Oregon 107, DISCOUNT to All schools, clubs and organizations on Sewing Supplies Hewitt's Sewing Basket 4741 S E. Hawthome Blvd. RAY'S SUPER MARKET 5920 N. E. Glisan Ray F. Hiatt GROCERIES -- MEATS -- BAKERY We Do Our Own Baking Decorated Wedding and Birthday Cakes Our Specialty EMpire 7723 A COURTESY OF GLISAN LUMBER COMPANY 8101 N. E. GLISAN KEnwood 7577 Lumber A Paint A Hardware A Roofing PAINTING and DECORATING CONTRACTORS of AMERICA-1954 Albert Dlerlckx Co. n A R E x c o PAINTERS and DECORATORS sos s. E. 19th Avenue sAsT 6135 EAst 4035 EAst 4035 PLAZA PHARMACY 2003 S. E. Hawthorne PRESCRIPTIUNS : FOUNTAIN : DRUGS EAst 4035 EAst 4035 BUD'S ASSOCIATED SERVICE Gus -- Oil - Lubrication - Wash - Polish Tires - Tubes - Batteries - Accessories I. B. BUD BLETTEL, Operator 46ll E. Burnside -- Ph. VE 9832 - Portland, Ore. ENGELE'S SHOE STORE SHOES AND SHOE REPAIRING 8000 N. E. Glisan Street LI 9274 FISHING TACKLE - RIFLES - FIREARMS 'smmmnwws Pmmmwmm 500 S. W. 3rd and Wash. S+., Portland 4, Ore. --- AT. 4565 -1- CAMERAS 81 EOUIP. - ATHLETIC GOODS - ETC. HAWTHORNE PHARMACY The Quality Drug Store Phone EA 8406 3538 S. E. Hawthorne Blvd. PAY STATION Telephone - Gas -- Elec. and Water Best Wishes EDDYT FLUWERS Phone EAst 1677 Weatherly Bldg., Grand and Morrison THE DRUG SHOP WM. D. FOWLER, Mgr. Cor. N. E. 80th and Glisan, Portland., Ore. Telephone KEnwood 1843 Congratulations to Class of 1953 HAMLIN'S VARIETY STORE sou N. E. Gum. semi I B e kf t Homemade Lunch ?DllrTners Pies and Cake 2 . x , fr 1 famplighfers Grille HARRY AND MAXINE STROUTS : l . M. : . 2832 S. E. Belmont Street Open 78ll:,Qd Mfglgazo P I VE: o PORTLAND, OREGON m nt 9272 U Congratulations to the graduating Seniors and tnanks to the Sfgff P B E R N C L I F F Printers and Lithographers Fllmore 5403 ik' Portland Compliments of a Friend ' ARGONNE FOREST Christmas Trees - Since 925 Sponsored and operated by WORLD WAR POST NO. 907 Veterans 'of Foreign Wars Dick Costi pictured buying one of the new styles now to be had at the FLORSHEIM SHOE SHOP we asfjitoa' T h e Fi.oRsi-IEIM si-los yvixsrf s H o P 665559 Located at Broadway and Washington GRAMERCY GHOST Margate! Collins ,, Nancy Willard Parker Bumelt , , Augusta Ames ,,,, Charley Slewari Nathaniel Coombes Officer Morrison ,,,, Irv ,,,,,, Rocky ,,,, , , , Ambulance Driver Assistani Driver ,,,, Girl ,,,, Cas! Iune Young , ,, Bette Mannel Wayne Kilpatrick Sandra Stuiz Danny Gold Don Ross , ,, Phil Miller , Don Waggener , , . Charles Wilbur Ianet Young Iackie Alexander ,, Zada Felton ,gal ,X DD RQ K K 'ff ' , ? 1 l D F GQ GD Q , N DDIU Q Rosenblatts Portland's finest Compliments of Sfgfe fgf men . . 0 where Washingtonians enjoy shopping LEIIPIILE and STEVENS INSTRUMENTS 4445 N. E. Glisan Street HART SCHAEENER G MARX CLOTHES ARROW-- HATHAWAY SHIRTS --WHITE STAG JACKETS -- ALFRED SPCR-lg SHIRTS Portland 13, Oregon RENDLESI-GN SRQRSI-SWEAR -- JAN-l-ZEN SWIIVI WEAR -- BUST-ONIAINI SHOES Manufacturers Engineering Instruments wnwmwv-My Arrow - Pendleton - Interwoven - Paris Jarman - Day's - Levis - Stetson Lord Jeff - Jantzen - Swank - Keos Hickok - Rough Rider - Alligator Hickok - Rough Rider - Alligator Are a few of the many known brands carried at . . . Menclelson' Gent's Shop E. 3713 S. E. Hawthorne anny Gold, Pres. of Student Body congratulates owner Al Mendelson, KAUOSS sheet from Bagdad Theatres on com leti I ' ' ', p p on of new Gents Shop, Portlands Flnest, at the VErm0nt g and opening. Where Washingtonians Buy. lf 'fs ME ig? Em 'fmt' M. Martin Stutz sALvAcs, Hianesr Pmces mio MET Kathleen Connully ALI RAGSI BATTEEIEE ED-'Eugene Street I M P 0 R T E R Phone KEnwood 5145 Portland 20, Oregon 12s sfw. iorh A IEacon 1050 A Portland 5, 0:2233 I 1.1 9224 MEEK's BELMONT PHARMACY Prescription Druggists Electrical Appliances 3357 S. E. Belmont St. Portland l5, Oregon Plumbing Supplies - Housewares I School SUDDIIQS - COSmetiCS Paints - Glass OFICI Gifts ROBERT RATTER 8lst and Glisan W Vacuum Barber Shop . - 9 - 3412 S. E. HAWTHORNE Geolgfipglsgns Gllsan Market Sanitary Professional Service A ITY MEA TS , Ht Pays to Look Wellj FREEOIESIESH AND POULTRY R. Z. Baxter, Owner and Proprietor . E. Glisan Street Best Wishes fm N E GROCERY Ye Maroon FRUITS vsoo N. lZ.Glisan VEGETABLES Telephone Ll 9149 FROZEN FOODS Portland 16, Oregon 3, -. li - - ' C z l t' to ah gS'2.1Z.i', Z:Tf,s 8 JOLLY JOAN TO PLEASE IS OUR PLEASURE tlsto ERA W MM pf! Itcoss esn E KFAST X GG1- Bert-el' LUNCH N E DINNER UPEN 7 A.M. . f sis s. W. BROADWAY cygwin I ATwater 4703 Our Own Green Apple Pie PAUL D. Rosen-rs 5. W. PARK AT YAMHILL - ER 5911 - PURTLAND DREGUN - - ., i PORTLAND SECRETARIALI Q SCHOOL INDIVIDUAL ADVANCEMENT Edna Steen McCall. LLB. President Ehng, Spelling Secretarial Studies' Shorthand Boolfkeeping ' Comptometer Business Arithmetic TYPeWflfln9 Business EEQIISIY increase your Effieieney ana' Earning Power through Specialized Training Day and Night Classes. . .EEnrolI any time Effective Employment Contacts 317 S. W. Alder, between 3rd and 4th . . . Phone BEacon 1772 Convenient to all Transportation Lines , Ja! M5 5' fr j7J4fCU'C 'frifvaz J , , Q ,. J jfw-bb ,yi ff Diff' ' gf? ,ffwxfavlfw QM! 41.14 b u- I . 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