Westport High School - Pirate Treasure Chest Yearbook (Westport, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1948 volume:

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Social Economics, PsycHoLoecy, Home MAINTENANCE, Boys! P,E,, WALTER SHERMAN Pacific UNiversity Be Ae FRESHMAN MaTH, GENERAL SCI- LUC ILE HANSEN ENCE, ADVANCED Science, Ge LINFIELD CoLLece B.A. OMETRY, PHYSICS ANNA V. BRAY WeTOENS.aDAKOTALDeAs MeAe EncttsH Dert., DRAMATICS, Commercial DeEPTe, WORLD Gen oGRAPHY, Girts! Gree CLuB, WORLD Hn) eer ge P.E. Home RELATIONS + Pi Yel _ DON TAYLOR PRES | DENT DAVE CARVER JANICE JOHNSON CAROL ANDERSON VICE PRES IDENT SECRE TARY TREASURER CRIP 2 Row |: ANN JoHNSON, DON TaYLor, JANICE JOHNSON, Dave Carver, MR. STENSLAND, LARRY SALMI, AND CAROL ANDERSON. Row 2: RicHarRD Bay, RosertT JOHNSON, Lestie DeEGANDI, Jim LuoTto, Kay QUINLAN, JOHN VANBUREN, DON STENSLAND, AND NEWTON SMITH. LARRY SALMI Class President ; Act Pray lh; HI-Y |. DON EILERTSON FootsaLtt 3, 4s; Crass oFf- Ficer 4; BasketBaLt 3,3 Paper Starr hs; Basesalt, 3, 4. Pat ENnGe CLASS OFFICER 433 GLEE 4; PaPER STAFF 33 CHEER Leaver 2,33; ANNUAL STAFF |,43; SoBe Pray |; ONE Act Pray FooTtT= BALL 4; BaskeTBaALe ts ONE i NELLE TTA CULBERTSON Class OFFICER lj: GLEE Cius 2,3,4; G.t. Sec.- TREAS. 93; SOFTBALL 2; VOLLEYBALL 3,), JIM LUOTO CLass OFFICER 1,2,3,); FootTBpatt 1,2,3,4; Bas- KETBALL 1,2,3,l1; Paper StaFF 3,1; ANNUAL STAFF 3,4; Basesacr 3,h, EILEEN SALMON JAMES CANTRELL CEASSmOURRIGERUILe.5 3) .O.6 BePuAyYn ines ei ELE LEAD— ER 2,43; VOLLEYBALL 3443 JR. Pray 3 3;PaPeER STAFF 3,43 GeL. Pres. TRANSFER FROM EASLEY, SoutH CaroLina ly; Foot- BALL le Seutors KAY QUINLAN Class President |, GLEE CLtup 3,43; Paper STAFF 2,5 ,1k3 SoBe PLAY 25 JR. Pray 3; Soctac CHAIR. Ls ANNUAL STAFF 3,L. gil ® 1 tl BILL FAHLGREN MARY ANN HELWIG Paper STAFF 2,3,43 ATH- LeETIC MANAGER 33 JUNIOR Pray 33 ANNUAL STAFF Ih s Grae VULEAGUE AZ sone SorTBALL 2, VOLLEYBALL 3,l3 One Act PLay ite DAVE CARVER His Vols Pootpar, 2,311; BaseBaLL 3,); BASKET- BALL 3CLass OrFricer 3; ParPer Starr 3,)1; Junior PLAY 7; S.B. Vice Pres. Seutors PAT KEYS CEN Sey ser a tet SOFTBALL 23; Gtee CLuB 3,43 VOLLEYBALL 3,hh3 Class OrFicer hh. JACKIE PRI TZEN Vebe PLAY 525 1ST. COUN= GUIS WRARSe GEG TREES oh Soc. CHAIR. 2; Gree 3,h; Pirate Log 2,4,43 ANNUAL Eoitor 4s Junior Pray 3; Crass OFFICER 1,46 DON TAYLOR BASKETBALL 1,2,3,113 YG Poe 142s hath Sits St. Councit 2,4; Junior PLAY 453 Chass OFF ic SoS CRESTS ic. DAVE ROBERTS STUDENT Bopoy Pray One-act Play 1; CLusp Concert Be ER 4 Ig GLeg Seutor Mestory IN EARLY FALL OF I9UK, TWENTY-ONE EAGER STUDENTS FELL HEIR TO THE FRESHMEN SECTION OF THE STUDY HALL AT WesTPORT HIGH, BEGINNING THEIR FOUR-YEAR JOURNEY IN THE STRANGE, NEW ATMOSPHERE. THE FROSH BEGAN ACTIVITIES UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF KAY QUINLAN, CLASS PRESIDENT AND EILEEN SALMON, VICE PRESIDENT. THEIR FOLLOWERS WERE: Dave Carver, Don Ei- LERTSON, Pat Keys, Jim Luoto, Doran Wade, Pat ENGE, Ross Gross, Larry Satm!i, Doy.e Dooce, NeLLeTTA CULBERTSON, ELLEN THOMASON, Nan MaTHeny, Dave Roserts, Joe McENuLtTy, Bitt FaHLGREN, DON TaYLor, JACKIE PRITZEN, VELMA HUFF, AND MARILYN HANNULA.’ ENTERING THE FIELD OF FINANCIAL ENTERPRISE, THE CLASS SPONSORED VARIOUS SALES.� FROM THEIR RANKS, ROSS GROSS WAS ELECTED CHEER LEADER. EMERGING FROM S6EHIND THE FAMILIAR GREENHORN LABEL AS SOPHOMORES, THE CLASS OF 18 BEGAN A SUCCESSFUL AND EVENTFUL YEAR, WITH Jim LUOTO AT THE HELM, ACCOMPANIED BY Doyte Dooce. IN THAT YEAR, DoRAN Wade, Ross Gross, Vetma Hure, AND ELLEN THOMASON LEFT THE RANKS, BUT MARY ANN AND MARIE HELWIG WERE ADDED TO THE CLASS ENROLLMENTe FROM THE CLASS ROSTER, EILEEN SALMON AND Pat ENGE WERE ELECTED CHEER LEADERS ANDO JACKIE PRITZEN WAS ELECTED STUDENTBODY SOCIAL CHAIRMAN. JHE CLASS SOUGHT TO ENCOURAGE ITS SAGGING TREASURY BY SELLING CHENILLE PIRATE HEADS, AND SPONSORING A HOST OF PROFITABLE SALES-s As THE FALL OF I946 ROLLED AROUND THE MEMBERS WERE CONFRONTED BY THEIR JUNIOR YEAR, AND WERE HAILED AS UPPER=CLASSMEN. ELECTED TO LEAD THE SLIGHTLY LARGER CLASS WERE DON TAYLOR AND Dave CARVER. ADDED TO THE CLASS ENROLLMENT WERE WALLACE CHRISTENSON, Joe McEnuLtty, MiLLIe Suter, AND SHIRLEY GRESSETTe ABSENT WERE MARILYN HANNULA AND MARIE HELLWIG. FROM THE CLASS CAME THREE STUDENTBODY OFFICERS: JACKIE PRITZEN, TREAS@ uReR, Doyle Dooce, SociaL CHAIRMAN, AND BILL FAHLGREN, ATHLETIC MANAGERe THE YELL TEAM STILL BOASTED THE NAMES OF EILEEN SALMON AND PaT ENGE« THOUGHTS OF THE JUNIOR PROM BROUGHT A FRENZY OF SALES AND THE JUNIOR Pray, STAR CRAZY , UNDER THE DIRECTION OF Miss ANNA Ve BRAY, ADVISOR. NETTING THE CLASS ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS, THE PLAY WAS THE SIGNAL FOR PROM PREPARATION. APRIL 26, 1947 BROUGHT THE JUNIOR PROM, PRESENTED WITH THE THEME “IN THE BLUE OF EVENINGS” As THE CLASS OF 118 sTEPPED INTO ITS SENIOR YEAR, LARRY SALMI WAS HANDED THE REINS, AND DON EILERTSON ASSISTEDe TAKEN FROM THE CLASS ROLL were Nan MaTHENY, Joe McENuLTY, AND DOYLE Dopce, AND JAMES CANTRELL WAS ADDED. AT MID=TERM, MILDRED SUTER ABANDONED THE CLASS FOR MATRIMONYo FROM THEIR MIDST, DON TAYLOR WAS ELECTED STUDENTBODY PRESIDENT, DAVE CAR@ VER VICE PRESIDENT, AND KAY QUINLAN BECAME SoclAL CHAIRMAN AND PIRATE LoG EpiTORe JACKIE PRITZEN WAS ELECTED BY THE CLASS AS TREASURE CHEST EDITOR. FIFTEEN MEMBERS RECEIVED 1948 bteLomas ON May 20e0 SHEE WERE = LARRY Sautmt, DON EILERTSON, Pat Ence, Don Taytor, Jim LuoTOo, EILEEN Shee MarRY ANN HeLwiac, Dave ROBERTS, Dave Carver, JACKIE PRITZEN, PAT KEYS, NELLETTA CULBERTSON, JAMES CANTRELL, B ILL FAHLGREN AND KAY QUINLANe ) Class Wide We, THE SENIOR CLASS OF WESTPORT HIGH SCHOOL, CITY OF WESTPORT, County oF CLatsop, State OF OREGON, IN THE YEAR OF QUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND NtNE HUNDRED AND FOoRTY=E1IGHT, BEING OF SOUND MIND AND BODY, DO HEREBY MAKE, PUBLISH, AND DECLARE THIS OUR LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. HAVING FULFILLED THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE STATE OF OREGON, AND HAVING PASSED THE FINAL EXAMINATIONS GIVEN BY OUR RESPECTED INSTRUCTORS, WE DO BEQUEATH THE FOLLOWING. ARTICLE | TO OUR PRINCIPAL AND CLASS ADVISOR, MR. STENSLAND, AND TO OUR FACULTY WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR THANKS AND DEEP APPRECIATION FOR THE HELP WHICH YOU HAVE UNSELFISHLY EXTENDED TO MAKE OUR YEARS IN HIGH SCHOOL MEM= ORABLE ONES. ARTICLE || To THE FRESHMAN CLASS: We CONGRATULATE YOU ON THE SUCCESSFUL COM= PLETION OF YOUR FIRST YEAR IN HIGH SCHOOL AND WE HOPE YOUR REMAINING THREE YEARS PROVE TO BE AS EVENTFUL, To THE SopHomore Class: ONE HALF OF YOUR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER HAS SLIPPED BY, BUT MAY YOUR REMAINING TWO YEARS BE RICH AND PROSPEROUS, To THE JUNIOR CLASS: YoU ARE ABOUT TO BEGIN THE FINAL QUARTER IN YOUR TRAVELS � THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL. REMEMBER YOUR RESPONSIBILITIES AND STRIVE TO MAKE THIS LAST YEAR ONE OF ACHIEVEMENT AND SUCCESS. ARTICLE 111 WE, THE INDIVIDUALS OF THE CLASS oF 48, DO BEQUEATH THE FOLLOWING: |, Dave Roserts, WILL my mousTACHE TO Paut SmiTH. |, NELLETTA CULBERTSON, WILL MY MONOPOLY ON THE SCHOOL TELEPHONE TO SALLY RUNNING. |, LARRY SALMI, WILL MY CHARACTER PARTS IN STUDENT BODY PLays TO Dick SieceL. 1, Kay QUINLAN, WILL MY PRIZE BOOMER SKIRT TO DorRoTHY PRICE. |, Dave CARVER, WILL MY JOKE COLLECTION TO Don STENSLAND. |, JACKIE PRITZEN, WILL MY RESPONSIBILITIES TO ANYONE FOOLISH —NOUGH TO WORRY ABOUT THEM. |, James CANTRELL, WILL MY SHORT SLEEVED SHIRTS TO KE 1TH SUTFIN, IN HOPES OF KEEPING HIS TEMPER COOL. |, ErLeen SALMON, WILL MY ENTHUSIASM TO-AGNES McENutty. |, BiLt FAHLGREN, WILL MY PHYSICS BOOK TO ANYONE WITH NERVE ENOUGH TO TAKE THE SUBJECT. |, Pat Keys, WILL mY GIGGLE TO Mary WILSON. 1, Jim Luoto, WILL MY FALL HUNTING TRIPS TO THE JUNIOR BOYS, AND=-=- GOOD LUCK ON YOUR SEMESTER EXAMS, |, Mary ANN HELWic, WILL MY ABILITY TO HOLD HANDS IN MR. SHERMAN'S CLASSES TO ROBERT JOHNSON, |, Don EILERTSON, WILL MY TEMPER TO CAROL De GAND!I, HOPING SHE CAN HOLD IT BETTER THAN | CAN. |, Pat ENGe, WILL MY KNACK FOR GOING STEADY TO ELMa Tuom. |, Don TAYLOR, WILL MY REPUTATION AS A WOMAN“HATER TO Newton Smitn, Prophecy IT WAS LATE FALL IN THE YEAR 2019 THAT Ste PETER SAT AT HIS DESK WATCHING A WHITE“HAIRED FIGURE EMERGE THROUGH THE CLOUDS AND APPROACH THE KINGDOM, THE ELDERLY GENTLEMAN GREETED THE SAINT AND INTRODUCED HIMSELF AS WILLIAM A. FAHLGREN, PRESIDENT OF THE OREGON PeTUuNIA GROWERS ASSN. THE DIVINE GUARDIAN NODDED HIS APPROVAL, AND THE NEW ARRIVAL PASSED TO THE GREAT BEYOND, FILING THE DAY'S ENTRIES, ST. PETER NOTED THAT THE LATE Mr, FAHL-— GREN WAS A CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEMEER OF WESTPORT, OREGON, AND A 1948 GRADUATE OF WesTPORT HIGH ScHOOL,. He LEFT FOUR DAUGHTERS, A THRIVING BUSINESS, AND A HYBRID FLOWER CALLED THE “FAHLGREN PETUNIAe” PLACING AN EARLY=MORNING ENTRY, HE NOTICED THE NAME JAMES CANTRELL WHO, THE CARD REVEALED, was ALSO A |9)48 GRADUATE FROM WESTPORT=“ONE OF FIFTEEN. Mr. CANTRELL MADE A SMALL FORTUNE TOBACCO AUCTIONEERING IN SOUTH CAROLINA. HE LATER WENT INTO RADIO ADVERTISING UNDER THE PROF= FESSIONAL NAME OF L, A, SPEED CANTRELL. SLIGHTLY AROUSED 8Y THESE UNUSUAL HISTORIES, THE SAINT WONDERED IF THE REMAINING THIRTEEN HAD YET FILED ENTRIES INTO THE KINGDOM. PuRSU= ING HIS NEW INTEREST, HE TURNED TO THE LOWER COLUMBIA FILES, IN THE United States REGISTER, AND THUMBED THROUGH THE DECADE'S ENTRIESe IN THE SECTION MARKED C ™, HE FILED THE LATE Mr. CANTRELL AND PULLED OUT A CARD MARKED Carver, Davio Re Dave, AS THE CARD INFORMED, PURSUED HIS HOB5Y OF RAISING HORSES AND BECAME A MILLIONAIRE WHEN HIS FAMOUS HORSE, DROP=ME=NEVER , BECAME A TWELVE TIME WINNER OF THE KEN-= TucKY DERBY. AT THE AGE OF 45 HE BUILT THE WORLD RENOUNED MIDLAND Meapows™ aND SETTLED DOWN TO FAMILY LIFE. TOWARD THE END OF THE Cts St, PETER LOCATED THE RECORD OF NELL- ETTA CULBERTSON. NELLETTA, ACCORDING TO THE HEAVENLY RECORD, WAS OWNER OF A PROGRESSIVE CAT FARM IN MONTANA, AND HER PRICELESS FELINES WERE NOTED FROM COAST TO COAST. SHOVING THE CARD BACK INTO PLACE, ST. PETER mOvED on TO E wHere HE TURNED UP A CARD LABELED ENGE, PATRICIA. THE HISTORY REVEALED THAT PAT HAD BEEN SWEPT OFF HER FEET BY A FLYING TRAPEZE ARTIST WHEN SHE WAS NINTEEN, AND HAD JOINED THE CIRCUS WORLD LATER TO BECOME “Lavy Bette Rae , CELEBRATED BAREBACK AND STUNT RIDER FOR RINGLING BROS� ALso IN THIS SECTION WAS A BRIEF ON EILERTSON, PROFFESSOR DONALD. Don IT SEEMS, HAD BECOME AN ARD ENT NATURALIST, WHO BOASTED THE WORLD'S LARGEST COLLECTION OF MOUNTED BUTTERFLIES. HE SPENT HIS LIFE IN A SE= CLUDED NATIVE VILLAGE IN CENTRAL AMERICA. THUMB ING FARTHER INTO THE FILE, THE SAINT EXAMINED THE HISTORY OF Mary ANN HELWIG, NOTED SCIENTIST AND LADY EXPLORER. CARRYING ON IN THE AMELIA EARHART TRADITION, Mary ANN HAD MADE SEVERAL SHORT TRIPS TO THE MOON BUT WAS LOST TO THE CIVILIZED WORLD WHEN SHE LAUNCHED HER VET@= PROPELLED MISSILE TOWARD THE PLANET JUPITER. FOR MANY YEARS, IT WAS SUSPECTED THAT SHE WAS HELD CAPTIVE BY THE MARTIANS. NEXT IN THE FILE, UNDER K™ THE NAME OF Patricia KEYS TURNED UP, PaT HAD MARRIED YOUNG AND RAISED A FAMILY OF TWELVE. DABBLING AT A CAREER SHE HAD FOUNDED Mama Durry's Cookina ScHooL FoR YounG HoreFuts WHICH SHE WILLED TO HER ELDEST DAUGHTER, CECILIA. 14 CLASS PROPHECY (Continued) FROM THE SECTION MARKED L , St, PETER PULLED OUT A CARD LABELED Luoto, James MILTON. HE NOTED THAT JIM HAD ELOPED WITH A GRASS WIDOW, WHEN HE WAS TWENTY-ONE, AND HAD MOVED TO WASHINGTON D. C. WHERE HE LATER BECAME U.S. AmBASSADOR TO OUTER MONGOLIA. YEARS LATER, WITH THE ADVENT OF THE MONGOLIAN REVOLUTION, HE RETURNED HOME, HIRING OUT EVE- NINGS AS A CIGAR STORE INDIAN� SKIPPING DOWN TO THE Pts , THE HEAVENLY GUARDIAN EXAMINED THE FILE ON Jackie Pritzen. DesPITE HER EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS, SHE HAD MARRIED AN ENTERPRISING YOUNG GARBAGE COLLECTOR NAMED JOHNSON DURING HER FIRST YEAR IN COLLEGE. WIDOWED, HOWEVER, IN FIFTEEN MONTHS BY HER HUSBAND'S UNTIMELY DEATH, SHE ASSUMED HIS POSITION IN THE SANITATION DEPARTMENT AND BECAME FONDLY KNOWN BY WesTPORT CITIZENS AS Mrs. Stop JOHNSON. THe Next 48 GRADUATE IN THE REGISTER TURNED uP UNDER Q , THAT OF KATHLEEN QUINLAN. Kay SECURED A POSITION AS MODEL FOR THE FAMED DRESS DESIGNER, David C,. RoperTs, AND GAINED NATIONAL RECOGNITION as Miss Cosmic Ray or 1960. IN HER LATE THIRTIES SHE MET AND MARRIED LORD NosewaT, EARL OF DEVONSHIRE, ENGLAND. AFTER A YEAR OF MARRIAGE, THEY WENT ABROAD TO ENGLAND WHERE SHE BECAME AN ACCOMPLISHED TEATORINKER AND FOXmHUNTERs Amone THE R's tHE Saint round David ROBERTS, WHO, THE CARD RE- VEALED, HAD GIVEN UP A BUDDING PROFESSION IN FORESTRY TO BECOME A PRO= GRESSIVE DRESS DESIGNER; HIS STUDIO WAS LOCATED IN DOWNTOWN WESTPORT. DESPITE HIS APPARENT INTEREST IN WOMEN, DAVE ENTERED THE KINGDOM AS A BACHELOR, LEAVING HIS VAST AND UNDIVIDED FORTUNE TO HIS MOTHERe NEARING THE END OF THE FILE, Ste PETER LOCATED THE THIRTEENTH HISTORY, LABELED$ SAtmi , LAWRENCE Aw LARRY, WHO HAD YEARNED THROUGHOUT BOYHOOD TO BE A CIVIL ENGINEER, SERVED HIS VAST PUBLIC AT WESTPORT AS City Dog CatcHeR, To HELP HIS FINANCIAL STATUS, HE WORKED PART-TIME FOR THE VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT, AS FIRE-HYDRANT PAINTERe St. PETER WAS PLEASANTLY SURPRISED TO FIND ON THE CLASS ROSTER THE NAME OF SALMON, SISTER EILEEN. ACQUAINTED WELL WITH SisTeR EILEEN, HE EXAMINED HER EARTHLY RECORD. SHE HAD IN EARLY LIFE, BEEN DIS= APPOINTED IN A TRAGIC LOVE AFFAIR, AND HAD DEVOTED THE REMAINDER OF HER LIFE TO SERVING HUMANITY AS A NUN. AS HE MOVED ON, THE SAINT FOUND NUMBER FIFTEEN AT THE BEGINNING OF THE SECTION MARKED T , THe CELESTIAL RECORD OF DOoNALD Bs. TAYLOR was COLORFUL TO SAY THE LEAST. HE HAD BEGUN AN EARLY CAREER OF AN INVENTOR BY PATENTING HIS NiFTY-NONBREAK ING-SQUEALAGIG PIGGY BANK. THE REVENUE FROM HIS BRAIN CHILD ACCUMULATED SLOWLY, HOWEVER, AND HE EARNED PIN- MONEY BY SELLING PENCILS ON THE STREET CORNER. IN HIS EARLY FORTIES, HE HIT THE FINANCIAL JACKPOT WHEN HE OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC THE NEW TayLOR PocKET-ALARM , AN INGENIOUS ELECTRICAL ADAPTATION OF THE OLD= FASHIONED TWENTIETH CENTURY BURGLAR ALARM. THIS INVENTION COMPLETELY ANNIHILATED THE PICK-POCKETING PROFESSION. IN 1980, HE BECAME Mayor oF THE TOWN, St. PETER SLOWLY REPLACED THE CARD AND CLOSED THE FILE. WHAT A CLASS, HE REFLECTED. | . Lestie DeGanoi ¥ IRVIN BLACK PRES IDENT Vice PRESIDENT ' 2 — Pat CARVER ANN JoHnsoy AX LENORE MATHEWS SECRETARY TREASURER | } StU. COUNCIL ete Pl 4 at ty ( 4 f Row |: Erma Tuom, Newton SmitH, Lestie DeGanot, Don Brack, Ivan A Ww Hooper, IrRvin Black, Jesse Martin, ALBERT TUOM, CHRISTINE Rd BRAZEALE. Ne ¥ Row 2: Pat Carver, ALzA Grounos, Mary Witson, Joyce Root, JANICE 7p WV JOHNSON, LENORE MATHEWS, JOANNE SMITH, ANN JOHNSON, CAROL 44, ANDERSON, PHYLLIS WOLFENBARGER’ ma) ts Y r THE JUNIOR CLASS WADED INTO ITS THIRD YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL WITH A CREW OF 2I| STUDENTS, AND Lestieé DEGANDI AT THE HELM. OFFICERS CHOSEN FROM THE CLASS WERE LES DE GAND1, PRESIDENT; IRVIN BLACK, VICE PRESIDENT; Pat CARVER, SECRETARY; ANN JOHNSON, TREASURER; LENORE MATHEWS, STUDENT COUNCIL REPe. AND FIRMLY GUIDING THE RAFT OF JUNIORS was Miss Bray, CLass ADVISOR. PaDDING THEIR TREASURY IN PREPARATION FOR THE JUNIOR PROM, THE JUNIORS GAVE NUMEROUS SALES, OFFERING HOT DOGS, ICE CREAM, AND COKES TO THE PUBLIC. AN EASTER HAM RAFFLE CLIMAXED THE MONEY=MAK ING DRIVE WHICH NETTED THE CLASS A LARGE SUMe FALL TERM HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE CLASS {N= CLUDED THE ARRIVAL OF THE JUNIOR RINGS IN Novem— BER, AND THE PRESENTATION OF MaGNoLIA Buooms , A ONE ACT PLAY, IN JANUARY. WiTH THE SPRING TERM CAME EXTENSIVE PREPAR= Gg e ATION FOR THE JUNIOR Prom. On APRIL 24 THE JUN- HMWCOAS 1ORS PRESENTED TO THE PUBLIC A GAILY LIGHTED GYM, BUILT AROUND THEIR THEME, THE Great Wactz CLIMAXING A VERY EVENTFUL AND SUCCESSFUL JUNIOR YEAR. Mary ANN Hupson TREASURER CarRoL DeEGAN SECRETARY ia RicHARD BAY PRES IDENT a cehand a | Don DIxon Vice PRESIDENT THE CLass OF '50 SPLASHED INTO A POOL OF SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES, WITH RICHARD Bay As CLass PRESIDENT, aSsIsSTeED BY Don Dixon, Vice President, Carot De Ganoi, SecRETARY, Mary ANN HubDson, TREASURER, AND JOHN VAN BUREN STUDENT Councit MemBER. SEEKING TO ENLARGE THEIR BANK ACCOUNT, THE CLASS OFFERRED HOT DOGS TO HUNGRY FOOT= BALL SPECTATORS WHILE THE DORMANT WINTER MONTHS WERE 8RIGHTENED BY JHE SALE OF WesT= PORT PENNANTS. A BLANKET RAFFLE BOOSTED THE EVER INCRLASING TREASURY TO A SUM OF $76.00. THE SOPHOMORE CONTRIBUTION TO THE MID-— WINTER ONE-ACT PLAYS WAS A TEENAGE COMEDY, Burcu , AS A FINAL ACTIVITY THE CLASS DEC= ORATED THE AUDITORIUM FOR’ THE SENIOR BACCA= LAUREATE SERVICES. GA Row I: Agnes McEnutty, Novetca Meadows, KaTHERINE lvarorr, MARY Ant. Huo= SON, CAROL DEGANDI. Row 2: Jack MAhkINCOVICH, JOHN VAN Buren, Don Satmi, Donato SHaw, Don Dixon, Don HeLwic, Pat THRASH, RICHARD Bay, al a OBERT JOHNSON PRESIDENT ‘ oe R Don CULBERTSON Don STENSLAND STUe COUNCIL WALTER IVANOFF SECRETARY Vice PRESIDENT 20 TWENTY EAGER FRESHMEN PLUNGED INTO THEIR FIRST HIGH SCHOOL YEAR IN SEPTEMBER, ELECTING ROB ERT JOHNSON AS PRESIDENTs OTHER OFFICERS ELECTED WERE WALTER IVANOFF, VICE PRESIDENT; DON CULBERTSON, SECRETARY=TREAS— URER, AND DON STENSLAND, STUDENT COUNCIL REPRE- SENTATIVE. CHARTING THE COURSE WAS MRe SHERMAN, CLASS ADVISOR. FiRST HIGHLIGHT IN 17 FOR THE FROSH WAS FRESHMAN INITIATION, PUTTING THE CLASS THROUGH THE FAMILIAR ANTICS WHICH MADE THEM STUDENTBODY MEMBERS.� ATTEMPTING TO GIVE BULK TO THEIR NEW AND VERY FLAT TREASURY, THE CLASS TAXED ITS MEMBERS FIFTY CENTS PER SEMESTER. FURTHER MONEY=MAKING SCHEMES INCLUDED CHRISTMAS TREE PEDDLING IN DEC= EMBER AND VARIOUS SALES, FINAL ACT OF THE BEGINNERS WAS TO FURNISH CLASS NIGHT DECORATIONS FOR THE SENIOR CLASS, END ING THE BEGINNING OF THEIR FOUR YEAR JOURNEY, HELEN SHARTEL, Mary SuTeR, Patsy Gann, JOSEPHINE WRIGHT Howe, SALty RUNNING, DoroTHY PRICE. ; LEONARD HULL, Paut SmitH, Don STENSLAND, JOHNSON, TEDDY SmiITH, ARNOLD SORENSON, GeoRGe ARMeNT, RoGerR Bowman, GLEN GRAYBILL, SUTFIN, MARIAN Parker, Don CULBERTSON, JOANNE Duane ElLertson, Rosert WALTER IVANOFF,KEITH 21 22 . Sy + ier : BLL PGE lla bP ee ; : Row |: Don Taytor, ALBERT Tuom, Irvin BLack, Dave Carver, Jim Luoto, DON E1LERTSON Row 2: CoacH TED STENSLAND, PAT THRASH, Les De Gano, Jesse MaRrTIN, KEITH Sutfin, James Cantrectt, Buo Davis, Duane EILERTSON, LARRY Satm!, Bos Jounson, Don Dixon, Manacer Newton SmitH, JOHN VAN BUREN THE NIGHT WAS COOL AND THE FIELD WAS FAST, ALL TO THE ADVANTAGE OF THE MIGHTY PIRATES OF WESTPORT WHO CONVINCINGLY TUCKED AWAY A 32-6 DECISION OVER Pitot Rock THAT GAVE THEM THE FIRST OREGON STATE SIx-MAN FOOTBALL CHAMPION-— SHIP. THIS VICTORY ENDED THE MOST SUCCESSFUL SEASON EVER PUT IN BY A PIRATE TEAM AT Il, CONSECUTIVE VICTORIES AND STRETCHED THEIR THREE YEAR WINNING STREAK TO 2S STRAIGHT WINS. PLAYERS RECEIVING LETTERS weRe: Jim Luoto, Dave Carver, ALSERT Tuom, Don Ettertson, Don Taytor, Irvin Black, Buo Davis, Duane EILerRTSON, Bos JOHN=- SON, KEITH SuTFIN, Jesse MARTIN, Les De Ganodi, AND LaRRY SALMI. WESi iO HiT min eleerelerercie she cue clstererererevehe ala tererere A CUNINIT 6 WES PORN) lisicloiererslelelalelelslstetseicisiele sine WARRENTON 6 WearPORt WGcvae. cutest ce seu ses cus Cl ATORANTEME IY HERO Jone RoncocococnuoScuonh Ikon meee Be WEGURORT Ue lOsetreemie cites mice teeter S TARO RESEA © WESTPORT) US. neces ccle eit cesses KNAPPA SVENGEN 13 WESTPORT Zk. cris ca as s'vG cle woe ales WARRENTON (Ou WES TPG TMS) orevenclateteiere siete lolol etetelererereretel CISA THSICAINGIIE fe) V(ESteChr, BSilloiccecoosnodecmonanopoSiiih OF Sen 6 WESTPORT Cioleciciciele leleiia sale ere NAPPA OVENS EN i WES:T PO Rime C Ole: custetotatelaterenenere cialercterene eisteteete mi Bran 6 Wesacitin INeeet dn donadoccodootonsoas oWLeer: lee WESTRORT IDS ccc sic sW winless a'la ais scativie eee SHE ODE NIL Te WESTPORT Madore slsie vieidietalc’ e sieieeitcem ele Om mROGIC Ox DENOTES CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF Westport Wins State Championship Pirates Wit fregt Piet Rock, 32-6 DavVE CARVER HALFBACK HALFBACK hy NW) NT Jim Luoto FULLBACK Don TAYLOR RIGHT END Don EILerRTSON Lert Enpb IRVIN BLACK CENTER ALBERT TuUOM e 23 ——— Westnort Nabs Grid Title, 32.6 gy ahi Jouane E1ventson - ins westeer™ KeitH Suter 2 25 26 CON FERENCE LOCAL fo Be) WESTPORT WARRENTON KNAPPA Wy ESTPORT JEWELL wESTPORT STRR- SERA wEST PORT GRRIBALDI SCORES VISITORS oo STARR - SEA WEST PORT WESTPORT DEw ALL WESTPORT KNAPPA WESTPORT WARRENTON WESTPORT Don EILertson, KeitH Sutrin, ALBERT Tuom, Larry Sacmi, Duane Eicertson Dave Carver, Jim Luoto, Don TayLor, JOHN Van BuRen, Jesse Martin COACH TED STENSLAND 27 28 BaseBALL TURNOUT: Row |: DON Back, Newton SmitH, ARNOLD Sorenson, DUANE EILERTSON, IRVIN Black, Dave Carver, Don STENSLAND, DON EILERTSON, PAUL SmitH, TEDDY SMITH. Row 2: Bos HekkILa, RoceR Bowman, George ArRmENT, Don CuLsertson, JACK MARINCOVICH, JOHN VAN BUREN, MARIAN PARKER, ALBERT TUuOm, Don TayYtor, Bos KEITH, LEONARD HULL. Row 4: Don Satmt, Don HELwiac, Watt IvanorrF, LarRRY SALMI, BILL FAHLGREN, Bud Davis, Jim Luoto, KeitH SutFin, Don SHAW. CoacH STENSLAND PitcHerR Don EILERTSON CATCHER ALBERT TuUOm IRVIN BLACK, THIRD BASE 29 30 31 32 LEADING THE WHS CHEERING SECTION FOR THE 'h7= 48 season were Dorotny Price, Pat CARVER, AND Mary ANN HUDSON, WHO CHEERED THE WestPorRT PIRATES ON TO THE STATE Foot BALL CHAMPIONSHIP OF OREGON, FAST YELLS AND NEW SONGS ROUSED AND SUSTAINED THE SCHOOL SPIRIT WHILE WESTPORT HIGH ROLLED THROUGH ANOTHER GOLDEN YEAR OF SPORTS. w os . 2, é JOYCE ROOT NOVELLA MEADOWS HEADING THE Social DEPARTMENT FOR THE 17-16 TERM WAS Kay QUINLAN WHO LAUNCHED THE YEAR'S SOCIAL AC= TIVITIES WITH THE ANNUAL FROSH INIT- JATION PARTYo THE SOCIAL REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED BY EACH CLASS, WERE JOYCE Root, Junior, Novetta Meadows, SoPH- OmoRE, PAUL SMITH, FRESHMAN, AND Bitt FAHLGREN, SENIOR. KAY QUINLAN SOCIAL CHAIRMAN An OctoBerR HALLOWEEN Party CLi- MAXED THE FALL SEASON AND PREPARA= TION BEGAN FOR THE ANNUAL MID=WINTER ALUMNI PARTY. AFTER THE TRADITIONAL PIRATE= ALUMNI BASKETBALL TILT ON DECEMBER 27, WestPport's ALUMNI WERE WELCOMED TC AN EVENING OF DANCING, JANUARY BROUGHT A GALA LEAP YEAR PARTY WHICH INTRODUCED A HOST OF SPRING ACTIVITIES. 33 ¥ ENDEAVORING TO PRESENT A MORE COMPLETE “lee PICTORIAL ACCOUNT OF THE YEAR'S ACTIVITIES, THE TREASURE CHEST STAFF OF '18 BEGAN EARLY IN THE SCHOOL YEAR TO FOCUS THEIR ATTENTION ON ANNUAL PICTURES. PavING THE WAY TO A BIGGER AND BETTER YEARBOOK WAS A KODAK PHOTO=FLASH CAMERA DO= NATED TO THE HIGH SCHOOL BY THE CLASS Of = E7 WE PRESENT TO yYQU THIS TREASURE CHEST TRUSTING IT WILL RENEW MEMORIES OF YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYSe OUR BEST IS YOURS. iB om rate Epitor Jackie PRITZEN AND Asst. Ed. ANN JOHNSON Row . PCP Nt NN OH? C - Ow I: KAY QUINLAN, ANN JOHNSON, Jacke PRITZEN, EILEEN SALMON Row 2; Rocer Bowman, Bite FAHLGREN, JIM Luoto, Don HeEtwic � ELMA Tuom, FIFTEEN REGULAR ISSUES OF THE PiRate LOG WERE EDITED BY THE ths Log STAFF WHICH GAVE A VARIED ACCOUNT OF SCHOOL ACTIVITIES THROUGH- OUT THE YEAR. WITH THE HELP OF STAFF ADVISOR, LUCILE HANSEN, EDITOR, KAY QUINLAN, HER ASSISTANTS, AND CLASS REPRESENTATIVES PUBLISHED THE BI- MONTHLY PAPER AS AN EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITYe Ep1iToR KAY QUINLAN AND ASST, JACKIE PRITZENe Row |: Pat Carver, ALZA GROUNDS, KATHERINE IVANOFF, LUC ILE HANSEN Kay QUINLAN, CAROL ANDERSON, DOROTHY PRICE. ADV ISOR Row 2: JACKIE PRitTzeN, Dave CARVER, BILL FAHLGREN, Don EILERTSON, EILEEN SALMON, 35 36 Row Row THE CLIMAX OF AN EVENTFUL YEAR CAME FOR THE 8 HaRMONY CLUB WHEN THEY PRESENTED THE ANNUAL SPRING CoNcERT ON May 7, UNDER’ THE DIRECTION OF ANNA Ve BRAYe THE PROGRAM FEA TURED POPULAR AND SEMI=CLASSICAL SONGS, SOLOS, AND INSTRUMENTAL NUMBERSe� OTHER MUSICAL PROGRAMS WERE GIVEN BY THE CLUB THROUGHOUT THE YEAR TO ENTERTAIN THE COMMUNITYe INDIVIDUAL TALENT WAS ALSO EN= JOYED BY VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS� ANNA V. BRAY DIRECTOR Miss Bray, Novetta Meavows, HELEN SHARTEL, CHRIS BRAZEALE, CAROL DEGANDI. Pat CARVER, CAROL ANDERSON, JOANNE SMITH, Kay QUINLAN, JOSEPHINE WRIGHT, MARY WILSON. Joyce Root, Agnes McEnutty, JoAnne Howe, KATHERINE IVANOFF, SALLY RUNNING ANN JOHNSON, PHYLLIS WOLFENBARGER.’ ‘ AR N | Mary ANN Huoson, DOROTHY PRICE, JANICE JOHNSON, JACKIE PRITZEN, NELLETTA CULBERTSON, Pat Keys, ALzA GROUNDS, Row |: Pat CARVER, PHYLLIS WOLFENBARGER, MARY ANN HuDSsON, CHRISTINE BRAZEALE, JAN= 1c—E JOHNSON, JOYCE Root, JOSEPHINE WRIGHT, Novetta Meadows, ELmMA Tuom, Miss Bray, Row 2: Acnes McEnutty, DorotHy Price, Atza Grounds, ANN JOHNSON, Pat Gann, Mary Suter, Pat Ence, EILEEN SaAtmon,. Row 4; HELEN SHARTEL, CAROL ANDERSON, Mary WILSON, Jack ieé PRitTzZEN, Carot DeGand!, Pat Keys, NELLETTA CULBERTSON, ROW li: JOANNE Howe, KATHERINE IVANOFF, SALLY RUNNING, KAY QUINLAK JOANNE SmiTH, LENORE MATHEWS. THe 48 Girts! LEAGUE,UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF PRESIDENT EiLEEN SALMON, WAS ACTIVE IN A HOST OF SOCIAL FUNCTIONS.� THROUGHOUT THE SCHOOL YEAR, SEASONAL PARTIES AND DANCES WERE PRESENTED FOR STUDENT BODY ENTERTAINMENT. IN AN EFFORT TO INCREASE THEIR TREASURY, THE LEAGUE SPONSORED A CANDY SALEe THE OUTSTANDING EVENT OF THE YEAR WAS A POTLUCK DINNER in DeEceEmMBERe A CHRISTMAS THEME WAS EXPRESSED THROUGH DECOR= ATIONS OF HOLLY, COLORED LIGHTS, AND BELLS� EILEEN SALMON PRES IDENT ANNA V. BRAY THE LEAGUE IN ACTION ADV |SOR 37 38 FRESHMAN CAST: Lucile HANSEN DIRECTOR DorotHy Price, Rosert JOHNSON, Joste WRIGHT, KEITH SutFin, Mary Suter, DON STENSLAND, HELEN SHARTELL SOPHOMORE CAST: “2B oh” Caro. De Ganot, Don Dixon, Curis Grazeate, Mary ANN Huoson, Novetcta Meadows, JOHN VAN BuREN JUNIOR CAST: PHYLLIS WoLFENBARGER, JANICE JOHNSON, Irvin Brack, IvAN HOOPER, ALeert Tuom, Pat Carver, LENORE MATHEWS City Sticker aud Onn Nete” Ne ... SENIOR CAST: EiLeen Satmon, Buon Davis, Don Taytor, Pat Ence, Larry Satmi, Mary Ann Hetwic, Dave Roperts, JAcKie PRITZEN, NELLETTA CULBERTSON 39 ao LUCILE HANSEN DIRECTOR Row |: Evma Tuom, DorotHy PRICE, CHRISTINE BRAZEALE Row 2: Don TaYLor, CAROL ANDERSON, JANICE JOHNSON, DON STENSLAND Row 3: Larry Satmi, Pat Keys, Jackie Pritzen, NELLETTA CULBERTSON, DAve ROBERTS ‘ f ae nes ae 1 7 fas 4% j a mh . SAE, a s, JANICE JOHNSON ANDO Don DIxon X Bubp Davis and ELma Tuom 4) 42 MAN OVERBOARD ! IN A FOG @ Mine BuRNED ! Es Top 0’ WAUKEENA t RESTING a oe, ‘yee Fah wd 4 mi - BONNEVILLE LOOKING BACK SMELT ON THE SANDY 43 3 A4 4s 46 Sfonrords THe 1948 Annuac Starr oF WesTPORT HiGH SCHOOL DEEPLY APPRE- CIATES THE GENEROUS RESPONSE WHICH THE FOLLOWING MERCHANTS MADE IN ORDER TO MAKE IT POSSIBLE FOR OUR STUDENTS TO HAVE A BETTER YEARBOOK AT A LOWER PRICE. WE OFFER THEM OUR SINCERE THANKS. THE FOLLOWING FIRMS AND ORGANIZATIONS SPONSORED A FULL PAGE IN ouR I948 Annuac: SHEPHARD Morse LumeerR Company WesteporT Division WESTPORT, OREGON WESTPORT RED AND WHITE AND Meat MARKET WESTPORT, OREGON WESTPORT TOowBOAT COMPANY WESTPORT, OREGON Luoto's Service STATION WESTPORT, OREGON Quick LUNCH CLATSKANIE, OREGON WOODSON GENERAL STORE Woooson, OREGON WAUNA LuMBER COMPANY WAUNA, OREGON Nick's PLace WAUNA, OREGON NOLAN STubd10O PHOTOGRAPHY AsTORIA, OREGON U. LAINE JEWELRY Astoria, QREGON NATIONAL BAKERY CLATSKANIE, OREGON THE CLus WESTPORT, OREGON WestPorRT Locat 5=-2524 WESTPORT, OREGON Cowan's CAFE WESTPORT, OREGON Cozy LUNCH CLATSKANIE, OREGON ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE SHOP WESTPORT, OREGON 48 SPONSORS (conTINUED) THE FOLLOWING FIRMS AND ORGANIZATIONS SPONSORED ONE=HALF in THE 194.8 ANNUAL: ASTORIAN CUDGET ASTORIA, OREGON SUNFLOWER DAIRY ASTORIA, OREGON REED AND GRIMBERG QUALITY FOOTWEAR AsTORIA, OREGON O. W. Linosere, DENTIST Astoria, OREGON GRANNIS BROS. HARDWARE CLATSKANIE, OREGON BusH Furniture Co. CLATSKANIE, OREGON AL CaNHam ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES CLATSKANIE, OREGON TouRIST GRILLE CLATSKANIE, OREGON J. C. PENNY Co, CLATSKANIE, OREGON Wauna LocaL 5-35 WAUNA, OREGON WAUNA LumBER Co. STORE WauNaA, OREGON RaINsOw INN TAYLORVILLE, OREGON FIRESIDE INN Woopson, OREGON HUNTLEY SHOE SHOP WESTPORT, OREGON Assott W. LAWRENCE FiRe-AuTO-LIFE INSURANCE WESTPORT, QREGON PAGE PICTORIAL MYE RS. co. Vi cterial Cum TOPEKA, KANS.