Willamette High School - Guld Luscus Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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ILL METTE HI-TIMES 5 Larry Wolfe, Jim Hanson anal Dorothy Pellanl. This year the journalism class printed eight issues of the Hi-Times, including the final senior edition. The staff concentrated on better page layout as well as balanced ad make-up. Pins were given to students who did outstanding work on the paper. In addi- tion to the monthly edition the staff also published the '53 handbook. A Dopester was also produced in the fall, an uncensored dopey sheet comprised of jokes and public polls. Ken Harper, Ron Clll'lSlt?llS6!ll, Lois Fowler :mil Jean King. Max Ross, Ray jones, Don 51llM.lrtL, lln lx lngwerson .mil Ron Can Delores Elvira Jones, and Mary larrelt. STAFF Editor in Chief .,..,,. , , ..,.,.. . Don Schwartz Adviser ..,..,..,.,.....,,.....,..........,,..,., ,, , . Miss Pauline Layne Circulation Manager .....,,,..........,,,.,.,.,, ., . ,. Lois Fowler Page Editors Ronnie Christensen, Mary Parrett, Doris King, Lois Fowler, Elvira Jones, Ken Harper, Larry Wolfe. Ad Staff- Ronnie Moulton, Max Ross, Dick lngwerson, Ray jones. Reporters Elfrieda DeYoung, Dorothy Pellant, Delores Coburn. Typists Darlene Eaton, Jean Kiger. Y Q9-X lj U ,S R 9

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Front row: Joyce Olsen, Donna Hinton, Diune Sirotek, Jane Sorensen, Clara Elder. Put Bolinger and Joan Struthers. Second row: Mrs. Loveless. Yvonne Giles. Joanne Holmes, Eugenia Waleh, Diane Jensen, Carol Olsen and Joyre Royster. Third row: Jai-k Lloyd, Carol Dykes, Betty Barnes. Jeanette Graham, Sylvia Huligus, Carol Crabtree, Shirley Lester and Allen Basart. FH The F. H. A. girls have contrib- uted their own time by serving at all banquets held at the school this year. Each year two delegates from Willamette are sent to the F. H. A. State Convention in Cor- vallis. The two delegates which represented Xvillamette this year were Carol Dykes and Joanne Holmes. The club holds birthday parties for members whose birth- days fall during the school months. Officers were President, Diane Jensen, Vice-President, Jeanette Graham: Secretary, Jane Sorensen, Historian, Bonnie Hartfordg Parlia- mentarian, Pat Bolingerg Reporter, Elvira Jones. FBLA The Willamette Chapter of Future Business Leaders of America Club has 25 active members. The purpose of the club -is to interest young men and women in the advancement of future business leaders. A candlelight initiation and installa- tion service was held for new members and officers early in the fall and one again in the spring. Parents and friends were guests. Also a Christmas party was held the week before the holiday vaca- tion at which the group wrapped Christ- mas gifts they had purchased for six needy children. Other parties were held during the year. Projects for the year were: help a needy family, assist library by typing cards for the files, study correct man- ners and ways to improve personality, and make a survey of business places in our community. Officers for 1951-S2 were: president, Yvonne Giles, vice president, Diane Jen- sen, secretary, Jeanette Grahamg treasur- er, Carol Dykes, reporter, Pat Bolingerg adviser, Mrs. Inez Loveless. Back row: Mrs. Will4'ox, D. Pellunt, J. Gruhani, R. Ariolai, C. Dykes, J. Marx:-n, ll. Newsnni. Second row: J. Holmes, D. Jensen, J. Murray, J. Sorensen. li. lleYoung, M. Onisted, E. Wailsli, C. Coy. Front row: J. Martin, P. Thompson, T. l.imle-luml, l.. Redfield, ll. Sundquist, J. Struthers, P. Bolinger.

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G LO LUSCUS Ronnie, Bob .uid iieorge plan J sports while Betts lo .ind ,loin write copy. l Dorothy, 'Io Ella, Miss Schoeler and M.trne working through the noon hour. STAFI9 Editor . .. , Mimi Sanchez Adviser Miss Gertrude Sehoeler liusinexs Manager ,... Carol Gillenwuter Iiayoul Editor . . Classes . .. Urganizalions Features .... .. Advertising ,. Ronnie Moulton Art . . .. .. . .. Dorothy Pellnnl Photography' , Allen Herntzen, Lurry Wolfe :uul Ronnie Moulton Copy .. ..., Marne Wade Typist . Jo Ella Linalley .nf Larry Wolfe , Dee Remillong . .. .... . ,loan Bonil ,. Betty ,Io Bumguurilner Sports ..,. George Sliephuril and Bolt Primrose Editor Mimi p.istes up f.iculty 13.1516 .uid is .idvised by Betty jo and Carol. Y Wearing Ll const.1nt path from the darkroom to Miss Schoeler's art room, an .imbitious and cooper- .itive staff breathed gi sigh when they could finally put this ye.1r's annual to lied. Although they might not win .1 first class honor rating as dnl the pre- ceding staffs, they could tike pride in the fact that they were gible to get work to the printers :it an earlier date. This was because each staff member did more than his p.1rt. All had experience in :ill phases of producing .i yearbook: liying out psges, writing copy, pasting up pages, .ind selling ads. And .ill dabbled in the darkroom, if only to polish the fer- rotype plate. Ronnie, Larry and Miss Schoeler in the darkroom getting out some track pictures. I Sl. tration. Allen takes time out to his own picture taken.