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

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1949 volume:

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AY ple fion TED STENSLAND WALTER SHERMAN SUPERINTENDENT PRINCIPAL Home Maintenance 9TH MATH., PsycHoLocy, GEN. SCIENCE, ALGEBRA. DONALD NELSON LUC ILE HANSEN BETTY INGRAM ORIENTATION, BIOLOGY, EN GISSHiseail istic ps ber. TYPING, BOOKKEEPING, Worn Ce@n., iieiyve Tee DRAMAT ICS. Bus Iness LAW. SociAL ECONOMICS. Sedbal overnment V 1CE=PRES | DENT JOHN VAN BUREN SECRETARY TREASURER CHRISTINE BRAZEALE ANN JOHNSON Row |, NewTon SmitH, SHIRLEY HIGGINS, CHRISTINE BRAZEALE, Mary ANN HUDSON, Joyce Root, RoBERT JOHNSON, JACK MARINCOVICH, Row 2, JANICE JOHNSON, ANN JOHNSON, NANCY WELCH, Pat THRASH, Dick SE1IGEL, DON CULBERTSON. Row 3, Mre STENSLAND, JOHN VAN BUREN, Bud Davis. NEWTON SMITH IRVIN BLACK CLass PRES. y Trans. Newport | ATHLETIC Mar.4 BASEBALL 1,253 SOCIAL. REP. 2 FooTBALL 2,3,443 CLASS OFFICER 3, lh; One-act PLAY he Chass Of ELMA TUOM PAT CARVER Giet's Leacue |, CRASS SORE CER lr. Ee elie GIRL's 2. o,is Glee vGluE SPORTS | yn BE ie eo us GirRLts CLASS OFFICER |, LEAGUE 1,2,5,413 hs; Annual stare | PLAYS Fer 3; PAPER STAFF 2 VOLLEYBALL 4,lh; Se Se oY ATHLETIC Mor. Asst. Parer Ep. 49 JOANNE SM! 7H RUNN ING JANICE JOHNSON GIRL 's LEAGUE PLAYS 4,1; Crass PRES. lis GiRuts OFFICER Abang EEAGUE tee .5 1h Oe 3.) SEC. ; SOCIAL Rep, Jl; PAPER STAFF |,l; ASST. PAPER Eb, GLEE CLus ean oe li;Guee CU Bee hs) ANNUAL Sear OG ls SB. Play h 2; Votcevsatt QUILL AND ScROLL h. ANN JOHNSON Css (CLUE [ae sir h; Girt's LEAGUE 1,2,3,43SOFTBALL |; Annuat Eo. hh; Asst. ANNUAL ED. 3; S.B. Treas.l; ASST. TREAS. 33 CLASS OFF ICER2,4 CLASS 49 LESLIE DEGAND| PRES. 43 FOOTBALL 3,u; BASKETBALL 2,4,) CAROL ANDERSON GLEE CLUB I52,3, li3S.B. TREASURER 4;.S.B. Plays |, 3,43; Parer Eo.h; ANNUAL Bus. MGR. hs; Class OFFICER 1,2; Quitt AND Scroct lj; Gircts SPORTS 2,3,lL. | VAN HOOPER ONE=ACT PLAY 3 JOYCE ROOT TRANS.CLATSKANIE ae Ouse GLu SF S. B. Pray hs SociAL REP.4; SB SoctaAl CHAIRMAN FEATURE ED. OF Paper ks; Quite AND SCROLL ive DALE DUVALL TRANS. FRANKLIN ANNUAL sTaFF ly Paper starr QuiLt and Scrotrch 49 CHRISTINE BRAZEALE JESSE MART IN 5.6. 20G UIGLEE FOOTBALL 3,3 CLusB [eee lis BASKETBALL 43,l. CLASS OFFICER |, 2; Prays 2,3,h; GrRt's LeAGue |, ae oie lin ALZA GROUNDS Girt's LEAGUE |, 2,5,4: GLEE CLUB Perper e PAPER STAFF 9;G.L.VICE PRESs le BUD DAVIS FOOTBALL 43 ONE ACT PLAY 43 S.B.e Pays 3,). ROLLAND WATERHOUSE PHYLLIS WOLFENBARGER | TRANS. SALEM TRANS. NEOSHO,Ma a: ONE=acT PLAY 43 GLEE Ceue 4, hs Girets LEAGUE Bell: Chass istory LIKENING THE CLASS TO AN AIRPLANE AND ITS JOURNEY, WE ARE GOING TO TELL OUR HISTORY OF THE PAST FEW YEARSe TAKING OFF AS FRESHMEN IN THE FALL OF 1h5 at WestPoRT HIGH SCHOOL, WE HAD Pat CARVER AT THE CONTROLS AND ELMA TUOM AS CO=PILOTe THE PASSENGERS WERE ROBERT JACKSON, CHRISTINE BRAZEALE, ALZA GROUNDS, ANN JOHNSON, JANICE JOHNSON, LENORE MatHews, Newton SmitH, GILES TRYON, ALBERT TUOM, ELMA Tuom, Mary Witson, LEE Mitts, LAVERNA GARDNER, DONALD HEtmBURGER, Eoole McKay, IRvIN BLACK, DONALD BLACK, CarRot ANDERSON, Lestie DEGANDI, IvAN Hooper, Jesse MARTIN, JOANNE SmitH, RuTH SmitH, AND Bud Davis. WE SUCCEEDED IN GETTING OUR FEET OFF THE GROUND BY SALES AND AN AMATEUR HOUR. DURING OUR FRESHMAN TRIP, THE FOLLOWING LEFT FOR OTHER COURSES$ ROBERT JACKSON, GILES TRYON, LAVERNA GARDNER, DONALD HE IMBURGER AND Evo te McKay, WHILE ENOLA BRISTOW JOINED OUR FLIGHT. As SOPHOMORES THE FOLLOWING FALL, WE STARTED OFF ON FLIGHT 2o ADDED TO OUR PASSENGER LIST WAS WILLENE HAMMOND. THE CLASS ELECTED JANICE JOHNSON AS PRESIDENT AND CHRISTINE BRAZEALE AS VICE PRESIDENTe HOT DOG SALES, A CANDIED APPLE SALE, A HAM RAFFLE AND A BOX SOCIAL WERE SPONSORED BY OUR CLASS AND PROVED TO BE VERY PROFITABLE’ WILLENE HAMMOND, ENOLA BRISTOW AND LEE MILLS LEFT OUR CREW-s Our FINAL TASK FOR THE YEAR WAS DECORATING FOR SENIOR BACCALAUREATE IN THE FALL OF 117 ouR CREW WAS LED BY LESLIE DeGANDI AND IRVIN BLackKe. ADDED TO OUR ENROLLMENT WERE Joyce RooT AND PHYLLIS WOLFEN= BARGER. WO OF OUR CREW, LENORE MATHEWS AND RUTH SMITH, WERE LOST THROUGH MATRIMONY. THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE YEAR WAS THE TRADITIONAL JUNIOR-—GENIOR PROM. . THE THEME WAS THe GREAT WALTZ , WHICH PROVED TO BE VERY SUCCESSFUL. THE LAST LAP OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL TRAVELS GOT UNDER WAY AS WE ELECTED NEWTON SMITH AS FLIGHT LEADER AND IRVIN BLACK WAS REELECTED AS ASSISTANTe Date DUVALL AND ROLLAND WATERHOUSE WERE ADDED TO OUR CREW. JOANNE SMITH ADDED RUNNING TO HER NAME AND GRADUATED MtO=TERMe We Lost Atsert Tuom, Mary WILSON, AND Don BLACK DURING THE SUMMER. We CAME DOWN OUT OF THE BLUE JUST LONG ENOUGH TO TAKE OUR SENIOR SNEAK DAY IN THE SPRINGe AT LAST OUR DESTINATION CAME INTO VIEW AS WE NEARED GRADUATION CEREMONIES. THE FINAL LIST OF GRADUATES ARE? CAROL ANDERSON, IRVIN Black, CHRISTINE BRAZEALE, Pat Carver, Bud Davis, LESLIE DeGano!, DALE DuVaLL, A tzA GROUNDS, |}vaN Hooper, ANN JOHNSON, JANICE JOHNSON, JESSE Martin, Joyce RooT, JOANNE RUNNING, NEWTON SmitH, ELma TuomM, ROLLAND WATERHOUSE, AND PHYLLIS WOLFENBARGER.� 12 Chass Will We, THE SENIOR CLASS OF WESTPORT HIGH SCHOOL, City oF WesTPoRT, COUNTY OF CLATSOP, STATE OF OREGON, IN THE YEAR OF OUR LORD, ONE THOUSAND NiNE HUNDRED AND FORTY=NINE, 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 QREGON, AND HAVING PASSED THE FINAL EXAMINATIONS GIVEN BY OUR RESPECTED INSTRUCTORS, WE DO BEQUEATH THE FOLLOWINGs ARTICLE | TO OUR SUPERINTENDANT AND CLass ADVISOR, MR. STENSLAND AND TO EACH MEMBER FO THE FACULTY, WE THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1949 wish to EXTEND OUR SINCEREST THANKS FOR YOUR PATIENCE AND KINDNESS DURING OUR FOUR YEARS OF H1iGH SCHOOL. WE KNOW IT WILL PROVE INVALUABLE IN LATER YEARS, ARTICLE 11 TO THE FRESHMAN CLASS: WE WILL THE LAST OF OUR BEANIES HOPING YOu CAN GET RID OF THEM BEFORE you GRADUATE. TO THE SOPHOMORE CLASS: WE WILL ouR AMBITIOUS SPIRIT TO GET OUT AND EARN MONEY, TO THE JUNIOR CLASS: WE WILL ouR STUDY HALL SEATS==NEAR THE RADIA@ TORS AND THE WINDOWS, ARTICLE 11) WE, THE INDIVIDUALS OF THE CLASS OF hg, DO BEQUEATH THE FOLLOWING? |, ALZA GROUNDS, WiLL my FORGETFULNESS TO DOROTHY LYNN, |, PHYLLIs WOLFENBARGER, WILL MY WALK TO MuRiEL ONGSTAD, |, ROLLAND WATERHOUSE, WILL MY ABILITY TO BE A CONSTANT GABBER TO HELEN SHARTEL, 1, JOYCE Root, witt my ABILITY TO WRITE LETTERS TO MY Boy FRIEND TO THE FRESHMAN GIRLS, |, JANICE JOHNSON, WILL MY GooD NEIGHBOR POLICY WITH CLATSKANIE TO KEITH SUTFIN. |, NEWTON SMITH, WILL MY WOLFISH APPROACH TO DICK SIEGEL PROVIDING HE DOESN'T USE IT ON MY GAL FRIEND. |, IVAN HOOPER, WILL my caR TROUBLES TO ROBERT JOHNSON, 1, DALE DUVALL, witt my QUIET NATURE TO PauL SmitH, |, JESSE MARTIN, WILL my POPULARITY WITH THE PILOT Rock GIRLS TO MARION PARKER. 1, Etma Tuom, WiLL mY aBiLity TO SEE THE FUNNY GICE OF ANY 6 fru= ATION TO MR. SHERMAN. 1, IRVIN BLACK, WILL mY Hips TO MarY ANN Hupson, |, CHRIS BRAZEALE, WILL my DAINTINESS TO GEORGE ARMETT. |,, Buo DAVIS, wILL my ABILITY TO HAVE A GIRL IN EVERY TOWN TO ARNOLB SORENSON, 1, Les DeEGANDI, witt my AE TE VIVE TONOR IVES AN OAR =T ONG at thy RUNNING, |, Pat CARVER, WILL my CONSTANT ATTENTION TO ONE MALE TO Norma GE rirh eave |, JOANNE RUNNING, WILL MY BROTHER TO ANYONE WHO WANTS HIM, 1, ANN JOHNSON, WiLL my LOVE OF MINT WEEDING TO Mary ANN TINIAKAS, 1, CAROL ANDERSON, WILL my COLLEGE BEAUS TO ANY GIRL WHO WILL BE PATIENT ENOUGH TO WAIT FOR THEIR VACATIONS, Ct ASS Froph ec Y THE YEAR ts 1960, Newton SMITH, GREAT INVENTOR FOR PLYMPTON TELEVISED CORFORATION, IS SEATED BEFORE HIS NEWEST INVENTION, THE ELECTROTELEGRADF INDER, READY TO MAKE THE FIRST TEST. THE AIR IS TENSE WITH EXPECTANCY. MR. SMITH STARTS THE MACHINE AND A LOUS BUZZING Revert e HEARD. JHE BUZZING MODERATES AND HE PUSHES THE BUTTON THAT SAYS “LESLIE DEGANDI™ oveR IT. AS THE SCREEN CLEARS LES COMES INTO VIEW. MR. EINSTEIN 18 GRASP= ING HI 6 HAND IN ADMIRATION. YES, LES HAS DONE IT AT LASTZ HE HAS FINALLY FOUND THE WAY TO TRISECT ANY GIVEN ANGLE. LEAVING LESLIE TO THE GREAT FAME THIS WILL BRING HIM, NEWT pPusHes THE Ann JoHnson ™ BUTTON6 WHEN ANN APPEARS DRESSED IN A SKATING COSTUME, SHE 1S SURROUNDED BY A MULTITUDE OF SKATERS. ANN, HOWEVER, IS THE CENTER OF ATTRACTION. IT {tS QUITE EVIDENT THAT SHE HAS IMPROVED HER SKATING SINCE HIGH SCHOOL DAYS, FOR SHE 1S NOW THE STAR OF THE FAMED |CE CYcLes. AS SHE SKATES INTO THE DISTANCE IN A BLAZE OF COLORED LIGHTS, NEWTON PUSHES THE NEXT BUTTON. CAROL ANDERSON APPEARS SEATED BEHIND A DESK. BEFORE HER, ON THE DESK, THERE IS A SMALL PLAQUE THAT READS, DEAN OF MEN. SEVERAL YOUNG MEN, IN YALE LETTERMEN SWEATERS SIT ABOUT THE ROOM WAITING FOR HER COUNSEL. THE SUCCESS OF THIS CLASSMATE HAS GROWN TO THE HEIGHT THAT NEWT HAD EXPECTED, SO HE PUSHES THE NEXT BUTTON TO SEE WHAT ANOTHER OF HIS OLD CLASSMATES IS DOING.� ANOTHER OFFICE ROOM COMES INTO FOCUS. SURROUNDING THE DESK 16 A GROUP OF CLAMORING REPORTERS. JHE CENTER OF THEIR ATTRACTION NOW SPEAKS. | OWE ALL MY SUCCESS AS A CAR MANUFACTURER, TO THE WORK | DID IN MY YOUTH, ON MY LITTLE BLUE FoRD.™” THis PICTURE OF SUCCESS IS NONE OTHER THAN THAT OLD CLASSMATE, IVAN HOOPER. AFTER PUSHING THE NEXT BUTTON, HE SEES A COURTYARD IN INDIA. DANCING FOR HIS MAJESTY, THE MAHARAJA OF BAGADORR, 1S PHYLLIS WOLFEN= BARGER. THE GRACE WITH WHICH SHE DANCES SHOWS THAT MANY OF THE PRE= VIOUS YEARS HAVE BEEN SPENT IN STUDYING UNDER THE GREATEST MASTERS OF DANCE. THE RESULT OF POKING THE NEXT BUTTON BRINGS DaLe DUVALL INTO VIEW HE IS DIGGING !NDUSTRIOUSLY IN THE RUINS OF A GREAT PHARAOH'S TOMB, IN EGypt. DALE HAS FINALLY ATTAINED HI6 LIFETIME AMBITION OF BEING A GEOLOGIST. NEXT HE SEES THE PENTHOUSE OF MRS. ASTORBUILT THE VII, FORMERLY KNOWN AS JOYCE ROOT. SHE 1S GIVING A PARTY TO ANNOUNCE HER ENGAGEMENT To Mr. DuGouLD, WHO WILL BE HER SIXTH HUSBAND, BY THE WAY SHE IS DRESSED IT IS OBVIOUS THAT HER INCOME IS MUCH GREATER THAN IT WAS WHEN 2 f SHE WAS A SENIOR AT W.H.S. H1iS ELECTROTELEGRADFINDER NEXT PICKS UP THE IMAGE OF PAT CARVER. SHE 18S SEATED AT A LARGE DESK SURROUNDED BY MANY WORK SHEETS AND PROFIT AND LOSS STATEMENTS. PAT HAS ADVANCED TO THE POSITION OF CHIEF BOOKKEEPER FOR THE AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY. HER SUC= CESS IS ATTRIBUTED TO THE TRAINING SHE RECEIVED IN HIGH SCHOOL. 13 14 FOR MOMENT NEWTON GAZES INTO SPACE RECALLING HIS’ HIGH SCHOOL DAYS. ROLLAND WATERHOUSE POPS INTO HIS MEMORY, SO HE DECIDES TO SEE WHAT RON 1S DOING NOW. WHEN RON COMES INTO VIEW ON THE SCREEN, NEWT SEES HIM SPEAKING BEFORE THE New YorK City Councit. LISTENING TO HIS WORDS IT IS QUITE APPARENT THAT HE 1S THE GREAT HUMANITARIAN OF THE TIME. ALSO, AS A SIDE LINE, HE 18 MAYOR OF New YORK CITY. THE NEXT SCENE TAKES PLACE IN JANICE JOHNSON'S OFFICE, FORMERLY KNOWN TO THE WORLD AS M.D., BUT SINCE ALL HER PATIENTS DIED, SHE HAS BECOME AN UNDERTAKER. IT 1S VERY APPARENT FROM HER’ OFFICE THAT SHE HAS PROSPERED-«MORE AS A MORTICIAN THAN AS A DOCTOR. CONTINUING ON TO THE NEXT BUTTON, Newt FINDS JESSE MARTIN AS HE ENTERS THE New AMSTERDAM THEATRE, ESCORTING A LOVELY YOUNG DEBUTANTEs SURROUNDING HIM, BEGGING FOR HIS AUTOGRAPH, ARE MANY¥ YOUNG LADIES.� THE YOUNG DEBUTANTE 6EAMS AS THE PHOTOGRAPHER SNAPS THEIR PICTURE. WHO WOULDN'T FEEL PROUD TO HAVE THEIR PICTURE TAKEN WITH New York fs MOST ELIGIBLE BACHELOR? AGAIN THE SCENE CHANGES AND A VERY DIFFERENT PICTURE APPEARS. THIS TIME IT 1S OF ALZA. GROUNDS, ALL DOLLED UP IN HER NEW JOCKEY UNI= FORM, PREPARING FOR THE BIGGEST RACE IN HER CAREER. Yes, ALZA 18S TO REPRESENT CALUMENT Farms IN THE I960 Kentucky DERBY. CHRISTINE BRAZEALE 1S THE SUBJECT as Newt's INVENTIONS SWEEPS ACROSS THE CONTINENT TO THE GOOD OLD WEST COAST. THE ELECTROTELEGRAD= FINDER SHOWS HER ON A FISHING BOAT, GIVING ORDERS TO HER CREW JUST AS ANY GOOD SKIPPER DOES. THE RESULT OF PRESSING THE NEXT BUTTON SHOWS JOANNE RUNNING, WHO 1S RESIDING IN THE EASTERN PART OF THE U.S. (KNOWN AS GERMANY IN 1949.) Budo, HER HUSBAND, HAS NEVER BEEN RELEASED FROM THE ARMY. Now BERLIN 18 HOME TO JOANNE AND THE “kiovies , WHEN NeEwTON PUSHES IRVIN BLACK'S BUTTON, A RACE TRACK COMES INTO view. NumBerR 14 HAS JUST BEEN PROCLAIMED THE WINNER. AS IRVIN STEPS FROM HIS RACING CAR, HE 1S CROWNED KiNG OF THE AUTO Races™, Today HE HAS MADE RACING HISTORY. As Newt STARES AT THE ELECTROTELEGRADFINDER A NEW SCENE TAKES FORM. IT 1S THAT OF A COURTROOM. NONE OTHER THAN Bud DAVIS 18 BEING ADMITTED TO THE BAR.� THIS DID NOT SURPRISE NEWTON, FOR HE ALWAYS KNEW BUD WOULD MAKE IT SOMEDAY. ELmMA TuoM 1S THE OByvECT OF NEWTON'S LAST QUERY. SHE APPEARS ON THE SCREEN SCRUBBING THE HALLS OF “ELMA'S HOVE FOR OLD MAIDS . WuHo- EVER WOULD HAVE DREAMED ELMA WOULD BE DOING THIS? VERY SATISFIED WITH HIS FINDINGS NEWT REACHES FOR THE TELEPHONE TO INFORM HIS BOSS THAT HIS WONDERFUL INVENTION HAS FINALLY BEEN PER= FECTED. HERE 's HOPING THAT SOMETIME IN THE NEAR FUTURE BES Wiles Sie ABLE TO FIND OTHERS, BESIDES HIS OLD CLASSMATES ON HIS ELECTROTELE= GRADFINDER,. 50 JACK MARINCOV |CH MURIEL ONGSTAD PRES IDENT VICE-PRES IDENT NOVELLA MEADOWS MARY ANN HUDSON TREASURER SECRETARY Pat THRASH, DON SALmMI, MARYANN HUDSON, NoveLta MEaDows, MurR1iEL ONGSTAD, JACK MARINCOVICH, RICHARD BAYe Mr. Necson, Don Hetwic, Don Dixon, DON SHAW, Buren, Dick SIieGeL, Miss INGRAM. Row e. JOHN VAN 1S 50 JACK MARINCOV |CH MURIEL ONGSTAD PRES IDENT VICE-PRESIDENT NOVELLA MEADOWS MARY ANN HUDSON TREASURER SECRETARY Sami, Maryann Huoson, NoveLta Meadows, RICHARD BAY. HeLtwic, Don Dixon, DON SHAW, JOHN Buren, Dick SIEGEL, MISS INGRAM, Row | Pat THRASH, DON MuRiEL ONGSTAD, Row 2. Mr. Netson, DON Jack MARINCOVICH, VAN 1S 16 THE Class OF '50 ELECTED AS ITS LEADERS THIS YEAR THE FOLLOWING: JACK MARINCOVICH=PRESIDENT, MURIEL ONGSTAD=VICE=PRESIDENT, NOVELLA MEADOWS— SECRETARY, MaRY ANN HUDSON=TREASURER AND Pat THRASH=STUDENT COUNCIL MEMBERs VARIOUS KINDS OF SALES WERE HELD TO BOLSTER OUR MEAGER TREASURY IN PREPARATION FOR THE ANN= UAL JUNIOR PRom. THE THEME CHOSEN FOR OUR PROM WAS” THE THE Easter Parape™ to BE PRESENTED Aprit 8TH. THE CLASS DID A SWELL JOB OF DECORATING THE GYM IN PASTEL HOLIDAY SHADES ALONG WITH EASTER MURALS ON THE WALL . THE MUSIC WAS PROVIDED BY THE Hac COOK ORCHESTRA OF ST. HELENS, TO CLIMA® THE YEAR, THE JUNIORS PUT ON A THREEACT FARCE CALLED “Have «a HEART , HAVE A HEART T Pd WATSON. 6 ou cs « oe VERY MUCH -IN LOVE eeceseesesJOHN VAN BUREN PEGcy WATSON s ctctsterteleitteirer ais WIFE eee eseeeeeeeALZA GROUNDS Lou MANSFIELD...eeTHEIR CHARMING NE IGHBOR.. Mary ANN HUDSON Bo LARSON es cceceseceeseSUBSTITUTE BUTLEReseseesee PAT THRASH FRITZI VINING ss esace meleSUBGTITUTE WIFE eeeeeeNOVELLA MEADOWS Ma RK ANDREWS....VERY MUCH IN LOVE WITH Lou DON HELwic DON CULBERTSON PRESIDENT MARION PARKER Vice PRESIDENT ey] DOROTHY PRICE SECe TREAS.� Row |2 DorotHy Price, HELEN SHARTEL, SALLY RUNNING, Mary SuTER, JOSEPHINE WRIGHT, Pat Gann, LOIS REEVEe Row 2: Duane E1tertson, Don STenstandD, ARNOLD SORENSON, ROGER Bowman, Georce ARMETT, LEONARD HULL, PauL SMITH. Row 3: Mrs. Hansen, KEITH SuTFIN, ROBERT JOHNSON, MaRION PARKER, Don CuLBeRTSON, BoB HEIkKILA, GLEN GRAYBILL. Assent: NoReENE MARTINSON AND TED SMITHs 17 18 VOURNAME SIT EWEN ECM CELUGT) Gmina TETAS BEEN THE SOPHO= MORE'S MOTTO FOR THE YEAR. THIS YEAR WE BUILT UP OUR MEAGER TREASURY BY SELLING HOT DOGS, COKES, CANDY Bars, CHRISTMAS TREES, PINS, AND POM—POMS. WE BECAME SUCCESSFUL SALESMEN UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF DON CULBERTSON, CLASS PRESIDENT� MARION PARKER was ELECTED TU THE POSITION OF VICE“PRESIDENT; DoroTHy IGE SECRETARY=TREASURER; HELEN SHARTEL, SOCIAL REP= RESENTATIVE$ AND ROBERT JOHNSON, STUDENT COUNCIL MEM= BER. WE SAVED OUR ACTING ABILITY FOR OUR ONE=ACT PLAY IN THE SPRING, TO BRING OUR SUCCESSFUL YEAR AS SOPHOMORES TO A CLOSE WE DECORATED FOR SENIOR BACCALAUREATE, DE NANGY WELCH ORL IN CULBERTSON DELVERA SUTF IN SHIRLEY HIGGINS VERNA KQOSK | Row 2: Georce WarRREN, Norma HerFtey, DEeLVERA SuTF I Lynn, MurteL Tuom, Witciam Martin, Ray DAVIS. Row 3: JACK SWINT, VeRNA Koski, MARILYN TOZER, Epwarpd BrRasMEeR, DUANE SPRIGGS. N, DoROTHY NANCY WELCH, Row li: Hattie Sue Porter, HaroLo JOHNS, MRs SHERMAN, ORLIN CULBERTSON, EARL RAAPPANA, ELLEN MAE DAVIS. 19 20 OuR YEAR AS FRESHMEN STARTED OUT WITH A “Bane.” AFTER RECOVERING SUFFICIENTLY FROM INITIATION WE ELECTED Nancy WELCH, PRESIDENT$ ORLIN CULBERTSON, VICE= PRESIDENT; DELVERA SUTFIN, SECRETARY; VERNA KoOSKI, TREASURER; Mary ANN TINIAKOS, SOCIAL REPRESENTATIVES AND SHIRLEY HIGGINS, STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE. Mary ANN TINIAKOS AND Nancy WELCH REPRESENTED OUR CLASS VERY WELL IN THE STUDENT BODY PLAY, WHEN WITCHES RiOE. ALONG WITH THE OTHER CLASSES IN THE SPRING WE PRESENTED A ONE ACT PLAYe WE DION'T Have MANY ACTIVITIES. OUR MAIN PROJECTS WERE SALES AND HANGING THE PAST SENIOR PICTURES UN THE LIBRARY. AWN Sox 22 C),, e Bed fi FRONT Row: Manacer D. Stecec, J. Martin, Be JOHNSON, P. THRASH, |. Brack, D. Eitertson, K. SutFin, O. CULBERTSON. Back Rows CoacH NeLson, We. Martin, Je VAN Buren, D. CULBERTSON, L. DeGanoi, D. SHaw, N. GResset, Me Parker, E. Bras— MER, D. STENSLAND, D. SpRicas. THE PIRATES STARTED A QUITE SUCCESSFUL SEASON BY DEFEATING STAR OF THE Sea 20-145. DAT THE (CV ROMP CEL ONIN ASTORIA. FROM THERE ON THE WESTPORT TEAM MADE A CLEAN SWEEP OF THE LEAGUE AND WOUND up THE SEASON BY COMING OUT ON THE SHORT END OF A 26-2) score IN THE SEMI“FINAL GAME IN ASTORIA. Out oF TEN GAMES BESIDES LOSING OUR SEMI-FINAL TO MOHAWK WE ALSO LosT JIN THE HANDS OF PILOT Rock ano OUR OWN ALUMNI, ALTOGETHER THE PIRATES RACKED uP 284 points to OUR OPPONENTS |26, PLAYERS RECEIVING LETTERS ARES IRVIN Black, Eowaro Brasmer, DONALD CutBeRTSON, ORLIN CULBERTSON, Duane EILERTSON, NORMAN GRessetT, ROBERT JOHNSON, JESSE Martin, DONALD SHaw, KEITH SUTF ik, AND Pat THRASH. WESTPORT (250 ccecseeSTAR OF SEA 14 WESTPORT 3l1..00eKNAPPA-GVENSEN 13 WESTPORT 925 [oes eee ces CLATSKANMED RG WESTPORT OescecceesPitot Rock 12 Westport 62.....KNAaPPA-SveNSEN 18 Westeort dds d,s. ce eStaR OF SEA 20 WESTPORT AG. acess cee CUATGCANE O WESTPORT PHO eo men chalice (Gin t aeeOe WESTFORT EOce tee ee ACMA 18 WESTPORT Ucclinc sca aaee eMOMA Wane Gr DENOTES CHAMPIONSHIP PLAY-OFF Jesse Martin Bos JOHNSON PAT THRASH pone % IRvin BLAcK KEITH SUTFIN Duane EILERTSON 23 Don SHaAw JOHNNY VAN BUREN ORLIN CULBERTSON EDWARD BRASMER Les BeGano| NORMAN GRESSET 24 MANAGER DICK SIEGEL ef fermen OrRLIN CULBERTSON, JESSE MARTIN, NORMAN GresseTt, Jack MARINCOVICH, JOHN VAN BUREN, DON STENSLANDe� Don SHaw, Lesvtieé DeGano!, Bud Davis Don SHaw, Lestieé DeGandt, Bud Davis Ep BrasmeR, DUANE EILERTSON, MRe NELSONe COACH DON NELSON 25 26 ee JACK MARINCOVICH Aaber, THE SCOREBOARD CATHLAMET ASTORIA Jv's WARRENTON STAR OF SEA JEWELL KNAPPA CLATSKANIE AsTORIA Jv's CLATSKANIE WARRENTON KNAPPA CATHLAMET JEWELL STAR OF SEA DUANE EILERTSON WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT WESTPORT JESSE MARTIN DON STENSLAND JOHN VAN BUREN 27 a ede A ORL IN CULBERTSON DUANE SPRIGGS 28 ink ; po rts THE GIRL'S SPORTS STARTED OFF THIS YEAR WITH VOLLEYBALLe WHITE DENIM UNIFORMS WERE ORDERED FOR THE GIRLS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR FOR TRIE: FIRST TWELVE GIRLS. THE TEAM SUFFERED FOUR DEFEATS AT THE HANDS OF JEWELL AND WARRENTONe SCORING JEWELL x 6) WestTPORT 29. WARRENTON ¥O Westeort S JEWELL 5) WesTPpoRT 2 WARRENTON FZ Westport K S WHEN SPRING ROLLED AROUND THE GIRLS STARTED SOFTBALL PRACTICE. THE TEAM WAS COMPRISED MOSTLY OF FRESHMENe WHEN THE WEATHER TURNED FOUL Wal yf PLAYED INDOOR SOFTBALL IN THE GYMe THE GIRLS WHO DIDN'T TRY OUT FOR SOFTBALL TRIED THE HAND AT BADMINTON’ AN INTERSCHOOL TOURNAMENT WAS PLANNED TU DETERMINE THE BEST PAIR AT THE SHUTTLECOCKSe 29 inton dm Wa Volleyball 30 Saal aLept : Avza Don _ Mary ANN HELEN THE SOCIAL DEPARTMENT FOR 48-9 was HEADED BY Joyce Root. HER ASSISTANTS WERE JOANNE RUNNING=SENIOR, Don SHaw=JuNIOR, HELEN SHARTEL=SOPHOMORE, AND Mary ANN TINIAKAS==FRESHMAN. AFTER JOANNE RUNNING'S GRADUATION AT MID=TERM, ALZA GROUNDS WAS APPOINTED TO BE THE SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE. THE FIRST SOCIAL FUNCTION WAS THE TRADITIONAL FRESHMAN INITIATION AND DANCE, WHEN HALOWEEN ROLLED NEAR WE HELD A PARTY AMID LEERING JACK OTLANTERNS AND WEIRD LIGHTS. IN DECEMBER WE ENJOYED THE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS AND ALUMNI PARTIES. THE CHRISTMAS PARTY WAS HELD IN THE STUDY HALL AFTER REMOVAL OF THE SEATS AND PROVED TO BE A BIG SUCCESS. OUR FINAL BIG SOCIAL AFFAIR WAS A BARN DANCE IN MARCH, ACCORDING TO THE STUDENTS IT WAS THE BEST PARTY THEY EVER AT— TENDED DURING THEIR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS. GuS AND ELLEN ANOERSON PROVIDED THE MUSIC IN THE AROMA OF A LITTLE OVERAGED HAY. MANY THAWKS TO JOYCE AND HER SOCIAL COMMITTEE BOR THE TR GREAT EFFORT IN PLANNING SOMETHING NEW FOR THE STUDENT'S ENJOY} MENTe BRiaAN Davis 33 She trale ale OG REEVE, Miss Row |, Nancy WeLcCH, JANice JOHNSON, PHYLLIS WOLFENBARGER, DELORES SHERMAN, JOYCE Root, Carol ANDERSON, ONGSTAD, Row 2, Date DuVaLL, Dick SEIGEL, DON HELwic, Lois INGRAM. THE Pirate Log Hap A VERY SUCCESSFUL YEAR FOR THEY WERE ACCEPTED BY THE INTERNATIONAL HONORARY Society FOR H1iGH ScHOOL JOURNALISTS, A NEw IDEA OF HAVING SEVERAL COLORED PAGES WAS ADDED TO THE GAY VARIETY OF THE PAPER, Ep 1toR=CarRoL ANDERSON Asst. EDItor= Pat CARVER 34 reasure Gls, f a eS pee rarer nee are Row |, Dick Seicet, Muriel OnestaDd, ANN JOHNSON, CAROL ANDERSON, Pat CARVER, FRANCIS ANDERSONe Row 2, Dace DuVatL, Don Dixon, Don HELLWIG, LEONARD HULL, MRe SHERMANe THE TREASURE CHEST PRESENTS TO YOU THIS ANNUAL WITH THE HOPE OF FOREVER CHERISH ING IN YOUR MEMORY THE HIGHLIGHTS OF YOUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYSe THE STAFF EoiTOR- ANN JOHNSON Asst. Epitor-MurRielL ONGsTAD 35 36 Ghe Club Row |, NoveLta Meadows, CHRISTINE BRAZEALE, DOROTHY PRICE, PAT CARVER, Pat Gann, Detvera SutFin, Mary SuterR, SHIRLEY HIGGINS. Row 2, Carot ANDERSON, HELEN SHaRTEL, SALLY Running, ELL EN Davis, CHARLENE SHaw, MARY ANN TINIAKOS, JOSIE WRIGHT. Row 3, NORMA HEFFLEY, MuRIeEL Tuom, PHYLLIS WOLFENBARGER, ANN JOHNSON, VERNA Koski DorRoTHY LYNN, MARILYN TozeR, Row , Nancy WELCH, JANICE JOHNSON, Mary ANN HUDSON, MuRIeEL OnNcsTAD, Lois Reeve, DELORES SHERMAN, THE GLEE CLUB THIS YEAR WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL UNDER THE CAPABLE DIRECTION OF PROFESSOR GOODNAUGH OF LONG= VIEW. A SHORT CHRISTMAS CONCERT WAS HELD DURING THE ANNUAL GRADE SCHOOL PROGRAM. THIS WAS HIGHLIGHTED BY THE USUAL CHRISTMAS CAROLS AND A FEW NEW ANTHEMS. THE WHITE CHOIR ROBES AND DARK SKIRTS WERE WORN FOR THIS OCCASION, ON May I3TH THE GLEE CLUB Gave THEIR ANNUAL SPRING CONCERT AS ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE SENIOR BOX SOCIAL. AMONG THE NUMBERS FEATURED WERE THREE WINTERS THREE SUMMERS, LAMENT AND WATER TES. THe GLEE CLUB PRESENTS HARDY THANKS TO PROFESSOR GOODNAUGH FOR HIS HARD WORK AND EFFORT. WE'RE cERT= AIN OUR GLEE CLUB TRAINING WILL BE A LIVING MEMORY OF ALL THE GIRLS. oro e255) NoveLLa Meapows, Mary ANN TINIAKOS, CHRISTINE BRAZEALE, Joyce Root, Pat Gann, DeELVeERA SUTFIN, MARY SUTER, SHIRLEY HIGGINS.� Pat Carver, Evma Tuom, Muriet Tuom, PHYLLIS WOLFENBARGER, CHARLENE SHAW, JOSIE WRIGHT, DELORES SHERMAN. Norma HEFFLEY, HELEN SHARTEL, JANICE JOHNSON, ELLEN Davis, VERNA Kosk!1, MaRILYN TOZER, DoROTHY LYNNe Mrs. Hansen, HaTTIE Sue Porter, Mary ANN HuDSON, DOROTHY Price, SALLY RUNNING, MURIEL ONGsSTAD, LOIS REEVE. CarRoL ANDERSON, NANCY WELCH, ANN JOHNSON’ THe GIRLS LEAGUE WAS NOT A TOO ACTIVE ORGANIZATION puRING THE YeaR 1948-1949. AT THE FIRST OF THE YEAR, OUR OFFICERS WERE ELECTEDe THEY WERE AS FOLLOWS: JOANNE SMITH RUNNING, PRESIDENT; ALZA GROUNDS, VICE PRESIDENT3 AND MURIEL ONGSTAD, SECRETARY TREASURERe Joanne RUNNING GRADUATED AT MID-TERM SO ALZA GROUNDS TOOK OVER THE PRESIDENTIAL DUTIES FOR THE RE MAINDER OF THE YEARe SEVERAL PANEL DISCUSSIONS WERE HELD BY THE DIFFER@= ENT GIRLS ABOUT GIRLS PROBLEMS IN SCHOOL AND SOCIAL LIFEe We HELD A POT LUCK DINNER HONORING Mrse NELSON AND CarROoL BRAYICH IN QCTOBER. 37 38 “When 3 Act My lery Wickes Ride ‘ ELAINE GLeNDON.... Mrs. Cyrus GLENDON, EX1AISE Notevetetetetstorenens tere RANDOLPH GLENDON.. CHANDLER GLENDON.. LEESEEIOOMINIGONievelenetetene LAWRENCE GLENDON.e. CORLISS GLENDONe.. JUSTINA GLENDON.., FREDERICK GLENDON,. SUZANNE DENTONe... BEVERY. OU TON eee � +WHO ADORES HER GRANDMOTHERs. So000CCOIIME WATRIARCGM 6 oan5ouas eo+THE FAITHFUL HOUSEKEEPERee.e eeADORED BY HIS GRANDMOTHERe ee S000 CDCObON GRANDSON oogqqnnooc eee CARETAKER FOR THE ESTATEeee eeeePRESIDENT OF GLENDON MoToR Co. ae -e)ee) ee ere eet No) Will FiEveceleelereteelelee che eeree PUNEUCICY SIN) ESOiVE ccs elelstec oeeeceeUNLUCKY AT CARDSecccece eeeeseeA GRAND=DAUGHTERececcce aiee sicles oe UU Site UINIUICKY sree elele eee eeCHRIS BRAZEALE eceeee JOYCE ROOT eeeeeNANCY WELCH ee JOHN VAN BUREN eeeceeeBUD Davis eeeeeee DON SHAW eececeesDON DIXON «eCAROL ANDERSON ee JANICE JOHNSON ceecesPAn THRASH -Mary ANN TINIAKOS eccceeeePAT CARVER One--Aect PB lays See HE DONE HER WRONG OR WEDDED BUT NO WIFE OCTAVIA MONEYCRACKEReeeceveeceeee JOYCE ROOT ALVINA MONEYCRACKERececceccceceesANN JOHNSON INETWEMDARW OOD etelelelelelelcieie rs eels CAROMMANDERGON alk ZaOn Nm OMMPHAN uelselslelcisicisls eieteie ofl VANE TIOOPER FEEETWOOD DAGHAWAYsc.cceccceeeeolLEt S DE GANDI HYACINTH HAVENecceccccceeceeeCHRIS BRAZEALE Soph omore ALEXANDER PROPOSES BMEENeeiletecide cies see EE ENDOMART EL ALEX WORTHFIELDeceesseeeKEITH OUTFIN DOS etieiinisie sisicioieicieieiere ose OS Em WRulGtul BESSIEeeesscccccee es NORENE MARTINSON DEER Aenioteinteieistelsicietersterciote OO AY MRUNNLIN.G SD bod bore MAMA'S LITTLE HELPER CANDYEHERBERT ee ascriec eee s's eH IRLEYI(GGANG MRS. ALICE HERBERTeeesceeee DELVERA SUTFIN ZELDA DaweONerecetes ce arners a sDOROTHY. LYNN (ogo EUKNG Xs se cece sie x te ee URL IN CULBERTSON OMAR LUDLOWs scocccccsccsvel RANGIS ANDERSON PRESTON SAVAGE ceeeeeececceee DUANE SPRIGGS BIRO TESCALOWELL wees cas cnc ce sec ANCY WELCH DORTEEGAVAGEs cae co cee cescce ce CHARLENE OHAW 39 40 ald ced Seal By THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF Miss INGRAM, OUR PIRATE Loa ADVISOR, SEVERAL MEMBERS OF THE PAPER STAFF WERE SELECT= ED TO JOIN THE NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR JOURNALISM, THE QUILL AND SCROLL. CHARTER MEMBERS ARE Joyce Root, Caro ANDERSON, Dick SeEIGEL, Don HeELwicg,DaALe DuVALL AND JANICE JOHNSON. THIS CHAPTER OF THE Be tty INGRAM CHapTeR In ELECTED AS OUR OFFICERS THE DENT, Dace DUVALL=TREASURER THE GOAL FOR THIS YEAR USE BY THE STUDENTS, QUILL AND SCROLL WAS NAMED HONOR OF THE FOUNDER. We FOLLOWING; JOYCE ROOT=—PRES FE AND JAN ICE JOHNSON=SECRETARY, WAS TO PRINT A HANDBOOK FOR 42 lazy bor ES er SEs e figures -_ TPT AAI aa ae pote ‘atari ity 43 44 eh co Elied (re de dhys 46 ponsors THe 1949 Annual Stare 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. Lewis MARKET CLATSKANIE, ORE. Wanua LumBER ComPANyY WaUNA, ORE. GRANNIS BROS. CLATSKANIE, ORE. JEWETT BUSH FURNITURE CLATSKANIE, ORE. LADIES APPAREL CLATSKANIE, ORE. BrRapowoopd UNION, Locat 5-32 BRADWOOD, ORE. THE CLusB WESTPORT, ORE. WOODSON GENERAL STORE WOODSON, ORE. HUNTLEY SHOE SHOP WESTPORT, ORE. WAUNA UNION WAUNA, QEEGON NATIONAL BAKERY CLATSKANIE, OREe CLATSKANIE VARIETY STORE CLATSKANIE, ORE. AL CANHAM ELECTRIC CLATSKANIE, ORE. CowaNs CAFE WESTPORT, ORE. WESTPORT UNION WESTPORT, ORE. 47 48 Asppott W. LAWRENCE Fire-AuTo-LIFeE INSURANCE WESTPORT, ORE. VALLEY MARKET JOHNNY HOLMES CLATSKANIE, ORE. EaRL SNYDER SHELL PrRobucts CLATSKANIE, ORE. JeC. PENNY Company CLATSKANIE, ORE. Quick LUNCH CLATSKANIE, ORE. LARSON SERVICE STATION CLATSKANIE, ORE, GEORGE B. Conyees CLATSKANIE, OREGON FIRESIDE INN WOODSON, ORE. F. HAUSLER Ler. Co, CLATSKANIE, ORE. CoLumsB 1A=HuDSON eBiRs Cole BRaDwood, Ore, ASTORIAN BUDGET Astoria, Ore. VFW Jee WESTPORT, Ore, Tom JOHNSON'S CLATSKANIE, ORE, LoweR CoLumBta Dairy CLATSKANIE, Ore, HUMPHREY tg CLATSKANIE, Ore, SHEPHARD Morse LUMBER Company WESTPORT Diviston WESTPORT, Ore, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE SHop WESTPORT, Ore, WESTPORT RED ano WHITE AND Meat MARKET WESTPORT, ORE. RICTORIAL MYERS-CO INCORPORATED TOPEKA, KANS. ae ee vi oO Di Wee i! Francis V. Anderson 4545 SW 194th Ct. porer ok WA | és een | Mh fs peaverton, OR 97007-2378 ‘ : “ j : A Ss eh J 8 3 vet