Wheeler High School - Woodsman Yearbook (Wheeler, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1946 volume:

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VIHGIL STABEN BILL POTTER U happy, so p easant, so guileless U Glee Club, l,2,3,4 Girls' Lettermen, 2,3, 4 Class Play, 3 Girls' League Sec 3,4 Senior Class Treas 4 Library help, 2,3 Annual Staff, 3,4, Typing Contest, 2,3 Carnival, 2, Senior Night, l,2,3,4 'It takes a little foolishness along w com on sense to make life worth while Basketball,2,3,4 Football, 2,3,4, Soft ball, 2,3,4, Order of nwn, 2,3,4, Repre sentative, 2,3 Class Plavs, 3,4 Class Pres 4 V President, 3 Annual Staff, School Carnival, 2, Senior Night, 2,3,4 nThere is no hurry, no time for worry Basketball, 2,3,4, Football, 2,3,4 Soft b ll, l,2,3,4 Order of NWN, 2,3,4, Vice Pres 4, President, 4 Annual Staff, 4 Class Representative, 2, All Star Basket ball Team, 3,4 Carnival, 2, Senior Night, l,2,3,4 uLaugh and the world laughs with you 2,3,4, Softball, l,2,3,4, Sports Manager, 2,3 Plays, 3,4, School Carnival, 2 Senior Night, l,2,3,4 H ll great men ave been boys Football,1,2,3,4 Basketball,2,3,4, Soft ball,l,2,3,4 Class Pres l,2,3,4 Order of NWN, l,2,3,4, President, 3 Class plays, 2,3,4 Paper Staff, 4, Annual Ed 3, Carnl val, 2 Annual Staff, 4, Senior Night 1234 N e will to do, the soul to dare Basketball, 2,3,4, Football, 2,3,4, Soft ball, l,2,3,4, Order of UWU, 2,3,4, Sec 3,4 Representative, 3 V Pres 4, Vice Pres of Student Body, 4, Class Play, 3,4 Paper Staff, 4, Annual Staff, 4, Carnival, 2, Senior Night, l,2,3,4 'I have fought a good fight, I have finis e my course Football,2,3,4, Basketball,2,3,4, Order of nWW,2,3,4, Softball,2,3,4 Class Plays, 2 3,4, Carnival, 2 Senior Night, 2,3 5 :!!.. 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I Y sg S Q . 5 Q Ao li Y 5 -? ? 04456 A SENIOR CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of Wheeler High School, in the year of our lord, One Thousand Nineteen Hundred and Forty six ing of Questionable mind and doubtful memory, make, publish, and declare this our last will and testament I, Beth Purdin, leave my wooden clogs to there will be a little noise on the subject Betty Pool when I leave I Richard Baggarley, leave my ability to Sacred Feart women to some other sucker will be sorry' I, eddie Kral, leave my ability to play get along with advice is, you basketball o I, Margie Thompson, leave my position as office girl to Nadine, if she is brave enough to get the mail in the rain' I, Foward Fisher, leave my ability to play football to Don Carlson, if he can stand the mud We, Virgil Staben and Clarence Graves, leave with the hot breath of the draft board blowing down our necks I Wyvonne Jaskell, leave my fAhem'J slim figure to Pat LaNar, it will look better on her hyrth Schultz, leave my job as artist on the paper, to Dick Bjornstad, who also likes to draw goofy pictures' Alice Fitzwater, leave my Shorthand characters to any aspirin soul who wishes to use them Pethel Douma, leave my blonde hair to Pat LaMar, yo can't say she didn't try Larene Rasmussen, leave my bubble gum to Miss Jones and Mrs played on this subject Reagan, because of the untiring interest they dis , Bill Potter, have left My civvies are moth balls' ,SQ 0 ,tj g l A ' ' T t - - , be- , so O 1' A . My X O anyone who is crazy enough to take it. . O O C , , L . 1 O I, I A O I, 3 . I, M u X 9 I, , D Q 1 O 1 Q ---..-1 H W in -4 A O 0 O 5342! Q WA VY f , o ,Q-,V 24052 Flarence Creves I 'O l FI' 'C peon 1 erl Betn Durdin nel J W iowwrd F1SV6P Larele Rnsmusqen wrtn Scnul z lice itzwef ill Do ter LAS- CLASS P ,I RI A H ravy 'evorite oavina 'Yeaho Da time Jomen and playing Pinochle nnddleu nevorite Savlng I haxen't yot lt don DBStlE6 omi Lo scnool9 9 lienre e H oc 9 orite Saying Ly Wox n a nJee ' n Pestine C 'Qagn vevorlte Sa ing HYa Know it va timevAn thing but stu nv Nlcxnene H C icxne e Puddi evoriLe aylrv here are rv ookqo P t e F'll P tte A S cz are KUOWIN Dastime Dancing Blondie Levor e caving I don ' +ol!' 1n' woven! Past me Dlayirg Pinoehle and oeat ivxnewe 'D nkn Uevorite Snyins 'Padar is xaler ani nothlnp ut Heoarilll Paetlme Wvon e icxneme lenie kavorite Saying 1 re b H J shoe I Da t me rinding her sho 3 lcxne e Y rn y favorite Cavi UUuh9n rn tfme J kin' Sodas grere 'Diana favorite Sajiny 'O Pooh! Past'ne Punk ic are zzwater vori e Sayinv Oh u arl' time icxnewe Potter ravorife Saying Y e r Das 1 e a HSa1linp, Sell ng FLOWDR Rose COLORS Silver and Blue CLKQS MOTTO nKnow1edge is Power .ln :!!... 1l...i . lll'p- 4 Il!: A., I U I 9 A 3 t ff G If J . , 1 . ---Hic'neme- G H--n U 1 M--' , -?n L S .. J 'Yvl , . s Bon .d T al- ---- --J 'z m - N -n x'. -H 'X ' 1 el-. f -C ng ' U .?. Yevgle Tnlr . ---Y-ck.ame- D H-F v ,-H' Y 'd..ln A -Iidinf 1 pu. Riclarj BRQH ey-J ' or -'ofj -u Y 7 .1 I f 3 .y fy1nQ. , e . - -------ri TT - of n --F -, .J ,Z---'.'. Lv H l.H- as in -,, , o n I . 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I 18-3. --AL 34052 SOPHOMORE CLAQQ well, here we are the Sophonore Class and it's our last year as underclassnen C hewl Ve elected for our fir t serester officers President, Patricia Shand Vice Pres , Tom Pickering, Secretary, Carrie Bell Treasurer, Herbie Canberg Class Rep ,Betty Volberdin Sgt of Nrms, Delmer Damon Our class adviser is Miss Elcy Nalker The sec nd sexe ter officer were as follows President France Francis Vice Pres ,lerbie Camberg secretary, Carrie Bell Treas rer, anda Haskell Class Rep , Tom Pickerin Sgt of Arms, Jimmie Reynolds During the 5ear,the class gave two very successful sales Student Body and Faculty Herbie Camberg, Tom Pickering,J1m 1e Reynolds,and Larry Fox turned out for football Herbie Camberg, Tom Pickering, Jimmie leyn los, and Delmer Damon turned out for basketball Jimmie was one of the main five we look forward to continuing success and earning more laurels next year FRESHMAN CLASS On Seotenber 4, l945, twelve frightened little rookies stumbled up the steps of Wheeler High They were Jack Holt, Jasper Wilmarth, Willis Hight Donnalee Coleman, Helen Burdick, Leonard Hubbard, Rilda Bam ford, Beverly White, Gloria DeBorde, Bill Shade, Dorothy Curtis, Howard Peterson, and Bob Loveall They elected for class officers President Donnalee Cole Vice President Dorothy Curtis Secretary Helen Burd lck Tre su er Benerly rite, Student Body Rep Bob Loveall Class Advl er liss Rachel Jones howard Peterson moved to hehalem in October, and Rilda Bamford left for Portland in December Patsie La Mar entered Joe Shlel started school in January, and in March Betty Pool joined the class Officers were elected for second emester President Helen Burdick, Vice President Jack Holt Secretary Gloria DeBorde, Treasurer Beverly Jhite and student Body Repre sentative Jasper Wilmarth On Marcl 15, 1946, they gave a successful St Patrick's Day Party The class had representatives in football and basketball They were as follows Jack Holt, Bob Loveall, and Willis Hight CM. 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I O C VY -MO?-'Y buunnnsnnnnui JL W5 8-6 pw-own' gl MA., Q 'O' 44 school Re 6 t 4 :ct 140V Jan f'o5S C4hhID1m OF EVENTS bchool Opens iss Jones Joins faculty rro h inltiation and party Vehuler here ictozy L3 e cedery there a lbeldi +he1e Nehele there leacrers lnstitute let hditlon 0 Log cate J here J 1 f f worksrop Ha11cwe'en Party at Ne1alem Qefeide here Sadie 1awP'ns lane westport there Academy the e afml tice y Victory 1 noe Thanksgiv nt Vacation Tootb 11 Eenquet Iav11 fspital, stori Seni r lass Play county Jamboree rere Hs orfe Devel res ftel christ christ Borrydale Party yacation there opens hehelen there Bay tity here Garib ldi there Qeccnn be este e ns L1 rob pril May Acadery here hestucca there Nehale here Bay C ty trere Perrydele here aribaloi tere bter of the oea le tucca here aophorore ance cademy the e Arnual Pict res T rne ent Tourne ent by posivn meem haeketball Banqlet L Initiation Qenior Sneak o lnitiat on L ricnic Lester Nacetion Junior en r Prom anc Eenqtet at dent Wody lect on uirls' teette Tea Qenicr might Baccalaureate Jranuetion echool Picnic school Closes I 4 0 1 s wep . 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Vlubku.15d GIRLS ' LEAGUE ln order to promote a sfirit of co operarion and friend hip, Wheeler Hibh School maintains a Girls' League means of sales they are building up a fund to buy a few pieces of furniture for the Jug Room In April, the girls gave a Silver Tea honorinf' their mothers and friends The Girls' League also maintained a general clean up commitee around the high school. The officers for the second semester were: President, Nyrth Schultz, Vice President, Carrie Bellg Secretary, Ey- vonne Haskellg Representative, Frances Francis, Adviser, Mrs . Reauan 1 - 4 o an s I, 1- 4 5, Y ,,, W sv .. 7 4 A J g lt'- ' Qs. 'V F ' 5 s ff U, ' ,- V, 4 s.. Y s n . .fl th' ' Ad is 4' Q ,aa S y -- 13-7 B I 4 6 .. v 9' ,A Q a -, ,D - 4 T -W ,, C' A xl I I Q ' f 1235- 2, , ' , his I If ' 'i ff F ' Q . , , L a-,WSJ Nl J PT Ho 1 ' 0 ' -' I I J ' ' J I TIA - o 1 . I 1 ' ' D ' I ... . K ' ' ' 7 ' I A f -1 -u L, Q s . fr 1 . By -K - 0 F J ' L. O 'T an w fx ' 4 l VTRGN Z 'DC -Botdel qhn-El 'Be q.'RQ-s museum' 'De-umm' Schoxxzvlfpc -ard x-qfidrmncxs Zi-4-Rod, YQ--xX,,sugeu,'BordsoK' L.cU'Xq,1:' Thovnpso-n. FxT1v4d.'Te1:.C'clema-n'Cu'E'ns 5rAQ'N, 12901 Sha-nd' 'vwmfxlrg Nuxlumk E-'NMLSKQXK' Kknrfetxck Girls' Glee Club One of the activities that interested most of' the girls during the year was the Girls' Glee Club. It met twice a week under the direction of' Mrs. Vivian Reagan. During the second semester the Club prepared music for Easter and Commencement. Some of the songs practised were: nwhen Day Is Donen, NThe Desert Songn, 'Tre Riff Songn, nStouthearted Menu, 'Cal- varyn, UA Song of Fomen, nTea for Twon, Hwhisperingn, NDeep Purplen, nSweet and Lovelyn, nOver The Rainbowna When You Wore a Tulipn, 'S1nain' in The Raina, nSleepn, Ave Marian, nVenet1an Love Songn, and nGon4olier . T?'e sextette: Mvrth Schultz, Frances Francis, Beverly White, Margie Thompscn, Bethel Douma and Pat Shand presented 'A Robin in Tre Rainn and 'Green Cathedraln for Commencement. Officers for the second senester were: Eyvonne Haskell, Presidentg Wanda Haskell, Vice President: Nedine Nvlund, Secretaryg and Yyrth Sclsultz, Librarian. if J w-is gl. 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C51-UMA has 1 .,. , . .,..-w,,,..v.,.-M 'W .- . X J . 1. '4 N , gum 67 M9404 4924144JLZQz Cgl ernkdartf fan! Mi yifffgl' J X YBLL LEADERS V stands for victory, and in the case of the Wheeler Yell Leaders it also means, vim, vigor, and vitality Through wind, rain, and mud, these two instilled that add ed zest and pep into everyone While the attending crowd was wrapped in overcoats and boots they carried on in uniforms which were anything but warm In the fall they led the Logger rooters all through their winning football games In the winter the spotlight was focused upon basketball Although the team lost the county championship, the Leaders and students were second to none, if judged by pep and fight SONG QUEEN nOh, when the Brawnie Loggers fall in line,n That's it-- our favorite school song led by Margie Thompson. This UVitality-Plusn gal led the Loggers through thick and thin. She knows how to keep us singing. PEP SQLAD Add these three, plus five more vivacious gals and you have the Wheeler Pep Squad. The purpose of the club is to promote pep and enthusiasm around school, particularly in the backing of the athletic teams This is the first year for the club, and we all hope it continues with abounding success. mi-H275 -af ' 0 6 1+ -as f 5 W ' 5 E Q - L f .9 if lf M 3 Q5 di? V oy K-X fa f 'd, 1 If U 1 O O I O I Nhat FOOTBALL On September 21st, Wheeler started its most successful football season since 1934 Our season ended November 9th, at Liberty Field in Tillamook, when we won the Tillamook County UB championship In many games, the first six were taken out and the sec ond string were given valuable experience The second string played most of the game at Garibaldi Boys earning letters this year are, Seniors Capt Howard Fisher, Bill Potter, Clarence Graves, Eddie Kral, Virgil Staben, and Richard Baggarley Juniors Dennis Ver milyea, Dick Bjornstad and Everett Rust Sophomores Jim Reynolds, Larry Fox, Tom Pickering and Herbie Camberg Fresh ren Bobby Loveall, Willis Fight and Jack Holt Managers Chuck Bell and Delmer Damon SEASON SCORES Wheeler Wheeler Wheeler Wheeler Six Man -vga.--.gn -----can Nehalem 7 Academy 6 --------Garibaldi O Nehalem 12 -----------Garibaldi O CForfe1tD Wheeler 54 Wheeler 12 ---------- -Academy 24 2 Wheeler 32 - ---------- Academy 27 CChampionship gamel Eleven Man Wheeler 14 ----------- Seaside 6 Wheeler O -----------Nestucca 7 fl' I - , ,, ,. . v -Q . Y, 5 I, T K V -M 'E .. v ., .. an T: an . ' ' . 7 yy, A 3 A my , - x WP: 1 , ., . f .. v ai .V 1 N 1 . v C ' 1 O 4 0 f o s o 2 ' U o 4 . as U 0 5 I L 4 . - O' . wiwogaua BAOVYTBALL Tre Wheeler Lovvers started the season bv winning the afnoree We first de eated Garibaldi 4 2 and then edged out Bev City 5 4 Vheeler won half of the conference memes but lost six non conference contests Meeler's rating was fourth in the league, ravine won 5 and lost 5 bet? In the Count Tournament, Feld at Wkeeler, Wheeler lost names Caribaldi 50 14 and Vehalem 2G 25 Tre bovs who earned their letters are First Stri 9 Second String Howard Wisber Jlmmf Renyolds Bill Potter Bob Vanderrcef Rfotard Panvarley Edmond Yral Capt Dennfs Vermllyea.. Jael U01 t. . . Tom Pickering Dick Bfornstad Delver Damon Virgll Staben Willis Hivht Clarence Graves OOOIIIF Managers: Everett Rust and Delmer Damon 74 V 0 , Q i W, v J 1. , , iz' lv ' t I , Nz. 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