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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

mette High School table of contents 0 Wilhi Works . . . administration faculty classroom activities 0 Who's Who at Wilhi . . seniors juniors sophomores freshmen junior high 0 Wilhi Plays . . . assemblies carnival dances plays 0 Wilhi Joins . . . clubs organizations 0 Wilhi Competes . . . football basketball baseball track Eugene, Oregon 1953 wil-hi works 1 X x 2 1 I. 1 x X 1-Y MLNCL .4 1 1 Q, 'Lv six 75 'H tx 1 K l , f? 5' X' f N51 K 'fu 1 s Lk' ,-7 M., X Q, Q 11-- N' x 'f. '11 1-'X f N-9 '1. -1-. Q. .K-X Er .I K. w -. I- 7 . ft 1 1. 'ax' '5 N2 N .K 23x 'Q In .Tl cya ul QR 714 . 7. f. 1 KJ V 'ITN sz . A ' -s-Aoi -A Ng, V ,, .,.. ,MW ' WT?Ti.Z'.. ,ww 1 On September 26, l9-49, the first students ever to attend Willamette entered the school. At its outset, only 39l were enrolled in this beautiful new school which consisted of l4 classrooms, an ade- quate office, extensive library, and spacious gym- nasium. Many of those who met together in the halls and classrooms, met for the first time. They came from all the surrounding schools which had claimed them before Willamette High came into being. From these first acquaintances came lasting friendships, and grew a spontaneous school spirit. fe. r-4,1 1 2 ...ft wmv ffumtw felt-:fi A Willamette High today The first year was basically one of organiza- tion, but from these first-steps has Willamette been built and continued to progress. ln l95O, due to increase of the enrollment to 457, a new wing consisting of 6 classrooms and 2 of- fices and a modern caforium were constructed. A badly needed football turf was also completed that year and was ready for use at the opening of the football season of l95l. A modern wing came next . l ' - . K-z- -C ln the summer of l952 the latest addition to the school was built, This was the beautiful new girls' gymnasium, Thus our alma mater now stands. Increasing to an enrollment of 550 in the present school year, Willamette has grown in size, spirit, and strength. Plans have already been made for an additional wing consisting ot six classrooms to be constructed in l953. As in the past, we all are confident that our school will continue to progress in every way through the years. Up she goes! The girls' gymnasium completed TOM POWERS Superintendent HAROLD MCABEE Assistant Superintendent administration . . lt is a distinct privilege and pleasure to bring friendly and sincere greetings to the students of Willamette High School. A good school must have the under- standing and support of the patrons, It most certainly requires o strong corps of teachers. Most important it has to have an intelligent, diligent and co- operative student body. The Willamette High School has been fortunate, for this highly succesful year indicates it has all of these. The school year l952-53 has been the best in the schools history. lt is for this reason I wish to commend you highly and express appreciation for your continuous and effective coopera- tion. Tam Powers, Superintendent Mr. McAbee came to Lane County School District 52 this fall from Cave Junction in southern Oregon to assume the position of assistant superinten- dent which was vacated by Marvin Smith last spring. Mr. McAbee has had experience in both elementary and secondary levels and at present is work- ing on his doctorate. B o a r d members at a m o nth ly meeting: Julian Falk, chairman, M a r v i n Hendrickson, A. J. Miglia- retto, Harold B. Jensen, and Wendall Wick, directors, Edythe Wolfe, clerk. XV EARLE E VOSSEN Pruncupcul of Hugh School WILLIAM C JONES Vuce pruncupol of Hugh School Deon of Boys Mothemotucs MAURICE D BURCHFIELD Vuce Druncupcl of Jr Hugh School RUBY GODARD Deon of Gurls World Culture Q67 sv nf: in CLAS? LAURIE BURGHART President Student body officers and class representatives make up the student c o u n c il which meets once a week to ta l k over problems CJ n d make decisions for the stu- dent body. This year they sponsored the carnival and Christmas Dance and planned the dis- tribution of concessionsto the clubs and classes, Lett to right, front row' J. Lindley A Lindley H Johnsen B D Yung P icholsen M Jones Second row M DeMers, D. Stautfer, N, Payne D Pyle D Hinton E McCorm ck Back row J Martin B Fitch L Burg art R. Newton, J. Gilbert, D, Wilsoh HOWARD ZIMMERMAN English, Speech, Drorno, Stogecroft 1, Sp-cn sh :nd Englmsh nc?-2 Lgggkg gnd Copy for the H1- T-fras bring to mind Mlss Lcwds clcssrccrn :n the east W ng. Lhjer 'vin Zlrrfnar- man sfsdcnfs racazwe tra n- lng ln SDCQCF. Thex clsin lccrn cbcm slcgc gzroductr-n emi 3'Lz:'d suts fir the plcxs. In thi gnnlfr lwgh fhC Eng! llsh tr: hung cinns frim Mr, l-lqcml 94 2' X PAULINE LAYNE English, Spanish, Journalism 'Qa- languages L t 1 Q-5 CLINDON HOARD Englush SDCQCh Class dnscusscs pres CHYGTIOH. Junlors Concen trofc on Verbs. JI general science DARWIN GILLESPIE Sciences, Physics, Biology Test tubes, pipettes, frogs and the smell of formaldehyde mark the biology room, where students are always making new discoveries about themselves and the world around them. Darwin Gillespie, just back from active duty, is again a familiar and welcome fig- ure in his white jacket. The fascinating wonders of the solar system are taught to the jun- ior high science classes by Forrest Hadsall with the aid of a miniature solar system made of beads and balls. Here in room ll the students also learn basic science and health. ur GD .Dix fr' lin A INEZ LOVELESS library and commerce Commerce MORTON FINKLESTEIN Librorion Attrocttve ond orxgxnol bullettn boards ore, the htghlnght of the cornrnerctol roorn Here tn thws modern room wtth regulor otfnce desks one con Ieorn bustness poise ond offuce routme along wuth such skilled subjects os typtng ond shorthand Colorful pictures ond timely dns- ploys lend o -cosuol otmosphere to the hushed quiet of the hbrory. Hvstortc ond odventurous books lane the shelves from one end ofthe room to the other ond the voruety ottrocts students for pleosure os well os reference work, 41l ROBERT H EMPHILL Choir CDircctor Vocal Musicj World History ,fc GERTRUDE SCHOELER Art, Annual arts Nur DONALD cover s, , --5,6 ri an Band CDircctor Instrumental Musicl Splashes of paint cn the flcor and exhibi- tions of color and design on the wall set the art room off from ail the rest. Here the students work with clay and paper mache along with paints and chalk to express themselves. Voices in harmony identify the music room in the north wing. After long hours of practice the choir contributed to various programs, the highlights of the year being the opera H.M.S. Pinaforef' AQ ti. if ,waz -rx, vw, 1 ., pw f-,AA ,,.,-f Q L. mm K- N F.. N. 'f X EQ, ' . Q' 4 K , x 7 ,- , 'Q ' -5 i V , fag? , E. J Q .1-L ,z . ., k-3 ' sin, L x- 4 , at lit T' j ,- 'Htl 3 Danng the year of l952-53 the Boys' Phy- sucal Educatlon Department acquired skulls In the followlng sports: various kinds of football, rlrmytbmvcs, lncludlng square, folk, and ballroom dancung, wrestlnng, basketball, turnbllng and apparatus, handball, volleyball, boxing, track and field, softball, and Individual actrvltues. MEL KRAUSE boy's p. e 45 va be., S- DEAN HARTUNG Social Science Studies of early America and American problems interest some students and bore others. Dean Hartung left during the year for greener fields leaving his job to Vern Persinger 5' social science mathematics 'in' vemsi PERSINGER Social Science 5 'Gs TOM TURNBULL Mathematics Square roots, obtuse triangles, and other signs, symbols, and terms confuse the minds of nith grade Math students, but Mr. Turnbull tries his best to make things clear. 4x1 lx lb K -, 5 24' W4 iunior high . 4-if ,. :Ag . . THELMA CROSLAND AMANDA CHRISTENS Junior high classes this yeor have been confined largely to their own wing. Here, under the guidance of Mrs. Croslond, Mrs. Christensen, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Horp the seventh and eighth learn their three R's EUGENE HARP LESLIE sMiTH ,A- i'3i13':3:i1:f ':f1l'fff,Ai ' ' ' 'X' i ? X f-W '-f g '- N V. M: . A Tk 'ss 2fT'i A ,.yq-auuvq-ve 4 , Qw ii A f . I V, V' M fi . - p- , , - ' I s gg, W M- z . , X Aff-13 W Ami Q W M' Q 3 3 vi W of I ' 4 J 1' N Y' 51 If' ' ef I i if E5 -Y f xt 4' V f f f za- .F '17 Jyvj 'N Q, K - ,DQ GEORGE SHEPHARD Presudent senior class of 1953 At last the years of hugh school are over The senuors breath a sugh of reluef as each day passes and the year comes to an end Yet a few feel a sense of sadness as June and graduatuon ap proaches brungung the realuzatuon that thus wul termunate many close assocuatuons of the past four years Offucers for the year were Presudent George Shephard Vuce Presudent Bob Prumrose Secre tary Joan Bond Theasurer Allen Lambert These senuors wuth the help and guudance of theur class advusers Howaud Zummerman Dean Hartung and Imogene Love lead the class un uts funal year In January the Snoboll a wunter dance was presented Thus dance wuth uts strukung black and whute decorations was a defunute success ln ac cordance wuth tradutuon the senuors presented the umpressuve Chrustmas program whuch con susted of the bublucal play A Chuld ls Born and appropruate background musuc provuded by the chour Theur own class play A Connectucut Yankee was theur most ambutuous project For a fnal flung before graduatuon a formal dance and banquet were held addung one last cherush ed memory 'ION 'G-J ALLEN LAMBERT JOAN BOND BOB PRIMROSE TVQUSUVBV SZCFCYOVY Vuce Presudent 9:9 l' Q .Jn ref' s X 5 . fl ' ,' 17 1 V candid shots of dignified seniors ASPLUND, GAIL G.A.A,, l, 2, Sigma, 2, 3, Office, 3, 4, Drama Club, 3. BERKSHIRE, WALTER Boy's League Sgt. of Arms, 2, Chorus, 2, 3, 4, Stage Craft, 4. BERNTZ EN, ALLEN Band, l, 2, 3, Spanish Club, 2 3, 4, Pres, 4, Annual Photographer, 2, 3, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Prom Committee, 3. BOND, JOAN Band, l, 2, Drama Club, 2, l.R.L., 2, An- nual 3, 4, Business Mgr., 4, Office, 3, 4, Pep Club, l, 2, 3, Typing Honor Roll, 2, Class Sec., l, Class vice Pres., 2, Class Sec., 3, 4, F.B.L.A., 2, Jr. Class Play, 3, Christmas Play, 4, Carnival princess, 2, Prom pprincess, 4, Twerp Week chairman, 2, Girl of The Month, 3, Library, 2, Quill and Scroll, 4. BUMGUARDNER, BETTY JO Pep Club, l, Z, 3, Drama Club, l, 2, Music Appreciation, l, 2, Chorus, l, 2, F.B.L.A. Z, Jr. Class Play, 3, Annual, 3, 4, Editor, 4, Office, 3, 4, Musical Comedy, 2, F.H.A., l, Prom chairman, 3, Prom princess, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, All school play, 3, Christmas play, 4, Sr. Class play, 4. ,,,'1 ,s BLJRGHART, LALJRIE IfsL,I,FFA I,FootbolI,I, Forensics 2 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Chcss and Chcfktrrs 3 A'I School play 3 .Soonish Club 3, Stue dent Body President, 4, Service Club, 4. CREASEY, LONNIE Drama Club I, 2, Drama Club Play, 2, Jr. Class Play, 3, All School Play, 3, Christmas Play, -I, Sr Class Play, -I, Spanish Club, 2. DENNEY, MIRIAM Pep Club, I, 2, 3, F. H. A., I, Chorus, I, 2, 3, Drama Club, 2, 3, Office, 2, Jr. Class Play, 3, Drama Club Play, 3. ELLIOTT, RICHARD , ELLIS, ALJDREY Qgqfff Quo Vadis, 2, 3, GirI's Glee, 3, , Jr. Class Play, 3, Spanish Club, 4, Ambassadors, 4, Girls Trlo, .,,. ,:,V 4, Chorus, 4, Spanish C lu b 5, Play, 4, Christmas Play, 4. -' , ENGRAV, LOREN , Baseball, 2, 3, 4. . Band, I, 2, 3, Track, I, 2, 3, 4, ' Basketball, I, 2, 3, Football, I, Service Club, 2, 3, 4, Student . Council, 2, 3, 4, National Hon- . ,f 2 FITCH, BERNELL or Society, 2, 3, 4, Class Pres., 3, Lettermen, 3, 4, Student body Vice Pres., Carnival Chair- man, 4, Chr.stmas Play, 4. ' FLESHMAN, CLARENCE Football, I, 3, 4, Service Club, I, 3, 4, vice Pres., 4, Lettermen, 3, 4, vice Pres., 4, Jr, Class Play, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, Chess and Checkers, 2, 3, All School Play, 3, Senior Class Play, 4, P, E. Night, 3, 4, H.M.S. Pina- fore, 4, Stage Craft, 3, 4. GRAHAM, JEANETTE Amabassars, I, 2, 4, vice Pres., 4, Library, 2, F.H.A,, 2, 3, 4, vice Pres., 3, Parlia- mentarian, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, Sec., 31 Office, 3, National Honor 3 Society, 3, 4, G.A,A., 4. HENDRICKSON, JOHN Baseball, I, Basketball, 3, 4, Chorus, 4, Band, I, 2, H.M.S. Pinafore, 4, Senior Class Play, 4, Rifle Club, 2. JAQUENOD, WARREN Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Track, 3, 4, Service Club, 4, Lettermen, 4, Football, 4, Stage Craft, 4. JENSEN, DIANE Student Council, I, F.l'l.A., 2, 3, 4, Pres., 3, Reporter, 4, F. BLA., 3, vice Pres., 3, Office, 2, 3, 4, Ambassadors, 2, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, Junior Town Meeting, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Pres., 4, Girl of The Month, 4. JOHNSON, HELEN Student Body Sec., 3, Class Sec., 2, Class reporter, I, Stu- dent Council, 3, 4, Choir, I, 3, 4, Pres., 4, Pep Club, 2, 3, Drama Club, I, 2, 3, Treas., I, National Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, 4, G.A,A., Pres., Z, Sr. Class Play, I, 4, Jr. Class Play, 3, Drama Club Play, 2, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Outstanding Girl, I, 4, Annual, 4, Sr. Dance Committee, 4, I. R. L. 2. KABISER, BILL LAMBERT, ALLEN LENNING, RUTH Pep Club, l, 3, Chorus, 3, 4, Christmas Play, 4, Chess and Checkers, 3, F.H.A., 2, H.M.S. Pinafore, 4, Freshman Class Play, l, Jr. Class Play, 3, G. A. A., l, Office, 3. LINDLEY, JERE Drama Club, 2, Band, 2, 3, Chorus, 2, 3, 4. LINDLEY, JO ELLA Pep Club, l, 2, 3, Pres., I, Band l, Z, 3, Drama Club, l, 2, Girl's Ensemble, l, Class Treas., l, Music Appreciation, l, 2, Choir, 2, 3, 4, F.B,L.A., 2, National Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Jr. Class Play, 3, Annual, 3, 4, Office, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4, H,M.S. Pinafore, 4, Christmas Play, 4, Student Body Sec., 4, Prom Committee, 3, Prom Princess, 4, DAR. Citizenship Award, 4. MclNTYRE, NATHAN MARTIN, JlM Football, l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, l, 4, Track, l, 2, 3, 4, Letter- men, 3, 4, Service Club, 3, 4, Pres., 4. MARXEN, JOAN G. A. A., l, 2, 3, Pep Club l, 3, F.H.A., l, 2, 3, Library 2, Office, 3, Chorus, l MATHEWS, DAVID Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, 4, Track, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 4, Student Body vice Pres., 3, Class Pres., 2, Hi Tir-nes, 4, Sports., 4, Editor in Chief, 4, Service Club, 2, 3, 4. MUMME, DOUGLAS Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Football, l, Track, Z, 3, Baseball, l, Z, Class Vice Pres., 3, Student Council, 3, 4, Service Club, 2, 3, Vice Pres., 3, Fun Night, 3, Science and Museum Club, Z, Lettermen, 2, 3, 4. MUNROE, MARLYS PCD Club, 3, Girl's Glee, 3, Girls League Pres., 4, Carrvlval Princess, 4, Girl of the Month, -l, Christmas Play, 4. Newsom, BARBARA Band l, 2, Girl's Cilee, l. 2, G.A.A. l, 2, Speech Play, 3, F. H A., 3, Class Sec, lf OCISS Treas., 2, Chorus, -lf Olflfe, 'lf Library, 2. PEARSON, PHIL POOLE, JULIA Drama Club, 2, 3, Journalism Club, l, Chorus, l, 2, 3, Office 3, -l, Jr, Class Play, 3, Drama Club Play, 2, PETERSEN, MILDRED F,H.A., l, 2, Ambassadors, l, Drama Club, 3, G. A, A., 2, 3, F, B. L. A., 3, Jr. Class Play, 3, Student Council, 2. if-A bv is its in l POLJNDER, JACK PIQIMROSE, ROBERT Football, I, 3, 4, Track, I, Chorus, 2, 3, Jr. Class Play, 3, Sr. Class Play, 4, Class Pres., 2, 3 Class vice Pres., 4, Annual, ' Musical Comedy, 2. REDDISH, RITA Philharmonic Club, 2, 3, G. A A., I, 2, 3, Sec., 3, Chevron Club, 3, Debate Club, I, Rally Squad, 3, Dance Club, 3, Drama Club, 3, Spanish Club 2, 3, Art Club, 3, Commerce Club, 2, 3, Typing Honor Roll, 3, Sr. Class Play, 4, Girl of The Month, 4, Prom Princess, 4, Annual, 4, Sales Mgr., 4, Christmas Play, 4, Hi Times, Photo .Mgr., Page Ed., 4, Sen- ior Dance Committee, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. r SCALABRIN, BASIL Class Band, I, 22 Blind, If 2? Track, I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, Spanish Club, 2, 3, Ser- vice Club, 2, 3, 42 Sflldent Council, 3, National Honor So- ciety, '2, 3, 4, Drama Club Play 2, Spanish Club Play, 2, CIWYIST- mas Play, 4,, Sr. Class Play, 45 Pram Chairman, 3, Lettermen, 2, 3, 4, Boy's State, 2. SCHOONOVER, JOANNE SIROTEK, ERNEST SHEPHARD, GEORGE Annual, 3, 4, Sports Ed., 3, 4, Hi Times, Ad Mgr., Business Mgr., 4 Class Pres., 4, Basket- ball, I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball, 2, 3, Football, 3,' 4, Dance Commit- tee, 3, 4, Christmas Play, 4, Jr. Class Play, 3, Band, I, 2, Lettermen, 2, 3, 4, Office, 4, Sr. Class Play, 4, Bookeeping Honor Roll, 3. SORENSEN, JANE Band, I, Ambassadors, I, 2, 4, F. H. A., 2, 3, 4, Sec., 3, Of- fice, 2, 3, 4, F. B. L. A., 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, STOGSDALE, LOYAL Chorus, I, 4, Service Club, 3, 4, Baseball, 4, Lettermen, 4, Stage Craft, 4. STOKER, RICHARD TAYLOR, PATRICIA Chorus, I,i4, Library Club, I' 1 Christmas Play, I, 2, 3, 4, Girl's Glee, 2, 3, G. A. A., 3 4, National Honor Society, 3, 4, Girl of the Month, 3, F.B.L.A. 4, GirI's League vice Pres., 4, GirI's Trio, 4, H.M.S. Pinafore, 4. TOEBE, LORRAINE Class Pres., I, Class Play, I, Class Play, 2, G. A. A., 3, Paper Feature Ed., 3, Dance Chairman, 3, Pep Club, 4, Hi Times, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Sec., 4. WATTS, HELEN WHITE, WANDA G. A. A. I, 2, 3, Pep Club, I, 3, F.H.A,, I, Foresenics, 2, Of- fice, 2, 3, Chess and Checkers, 3. WRIGHT, BETTY G. A. A., I, 2, 3, Pep Club, 3, F.H.A., I, Office, 2, 1 MELVIN THOMPSON Presudent iunior class . 'Y gag' DON Deanes Vice Presndent MARCIA MATHEWS PHYLLIS BARRELL Secretory Treasurer Under the Ieadershap of Gertrude Schoeler Tom Turnbull and Ed Hlnck ley the Junuor class had a busy year Mother ls A Freshman a three oct play was the farst event of the year for the class Everyone helped to make this an outstandxng success The mann acts vuty was the Junnor Sennor Prom wnth a make believe theme Helen Larsen was general chaurman They also took on exchange assembly to Unlversuty Hugh Offucers for the year were Melvun Thompson pressdent Don Deanes vuce presndent Marcia Mathews secretary and Phyllns Barrell tresurer Candld shots of bug lunnors trynng to act like dlgnnfued e vii r1rOl'S 9 K ROZELLA ARIOLA AILEEN AQFLUND BETTY BARNES PI-IYLLIS BARRELL MELVIN BEATTY MARGIE BOGGS PAT BOLINGER JANICE CRISTENSEN GENE COUCI-I CAROL COY CAROL CRABTREE JIM CREASEY JOANNE CULY GENE CURTIS DON DEINES SALLY DIXON DENNIS DOUGLAS BARBARA EATMON CLARA ELDER JERRY GILBERT KAREN GISSEL SYLVIA HALIGUS MARTIN HANSEN DONNA HINTON CHARLOTTE IGO CLIFFORD JACKSON JIM JENSEN KURT KAUP HELEN LARSEN BEVERLY LEWIS THELMA LINDELAND JACK LLOYD DELORIS LUND BOB MCCLELLAND JOHN MCCUTCHEON JANICE MARTIN MARCIA MATHEWS DICK MATHISON THOMAS MERRICK JOHN MISNER BRUCE MORTENSEN MYRNA MYERS GENE NADEAU MARGARET OLMSTED CAROL OLSEN GARY OLSEN JOYCE OLSEN BERNIECE PARKER SYDNEY PAYNE JOAN PELLANT DORIS PETERSEN LARRY PETERSEN CHAR PR ITCHARD GEORGE REDDICK LORETTA REDFIELD STANLEY RINARD DARLENE ROSS JOYCE ROYSTER ANN SCHNELL NORMAN SILLIMAN LOWELL SLICK DALE STALJEFER M J STROHECKER JOAN STRUTHERS LAVETRA SULLIMANT RONINIE SLJSTELLO SHIRLEY SWISHER MELVIN THOMPSON PHYLLIS THOMPSON RALPH TIBBETTS SVEND TOFTEMARK JOHN TOLLEFSON JIM TURNBLJLL DON WARREN SHIRLEY WILKINSON sophomore c ass The Sophomore class durected by Bermce Wnllcox Mel Krause and Clark Stokes sponsored Prmt and Cord Week and cooperated wsth the band an toknng an exchange assembly to Cottage Grove Class officers were Don Molde pre sudent Delbert Hackelman vuce press dent Betty Stoker secretary and Phul Edwards treasurer ja Front row DELBERT HACKELMAN BETTY STOKER Back row DON MOLDE PHIL EDWARDS .. 6 A A Front raw D CLARK J GOLDSWORTHY B ENGRAV P FELT L FISHER D CRANE J BROWN M ASPLUND L COX E ALLEN Second row A BONDO F EINING D FLANDERS S CHAMBERS T GUL LICKSON J ABBOTT M BRUCE B CARLISLE D DeHART Back row P EDWARDS B GIVENS J FAR RIER R FOSTER D ARIOLA J BODLEY B McBRlDE B GRAHAM T EATON T ANDERSEN D GOSSETT 1.5 f I . L A 'LA 1- ,y 1 1 , 'Yr' l 1 T j . I - ' 1 1 ' I I F I f A , .fe rf X f V, , K F l 'V fl A 5 A I A g , . : , . T,g,,,?L, , V I gg x in ,T .44 11.5 ri 4' ' 'l 'f1.. fn 1 . - 1 2 ,, A ' A - . A 13-1 1 I - 1 - 1 - 1 - , . , . , . , . 1 - 1 - - 3 1 1 ' 1 1 , . , , - 1 V 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 , . , , , . . Q A -g -Q Front Row G JONES S KOWITZKE S MOWHINKLE N HUNGER P LITTLE J LINDLEY J KRIDELBALJGH N JENSEN N MITCHELL J KUNDERT Row 2 S JONES V MOREHEAD D MOLDE J LAGERQUIST R NEWTON D MATHEWS F JACKSON J MEZA S IMUS Bock Row S PARSONS R OLESON A NICHOLSEN D INGWERSON M KING D KUNKLE R JENSEN D HACKELMAN J JACOBSON Front Row D TOEBE N SCADDING N PAYNE B STOKER M PEDERSEN R WELCH L RAND C WESSEL Row 2 K PAINTER D LEO C SPINK F SULLIVANT H WORDEN S ZIMMER C TWEEDIE C LANG Bock ROW D PASEMAN R OLESON C SHLJCK L SUTTON D STUBER J ZIMMERDAHL J WILSON L SAVAGE - - 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 A 1 A . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , , , , . , . , . . . . , . , . I , , . , . , . , . , . . ' S - S . 1 1 V . H ' ' - 1 L , .4 'as J Q 5 fo 4 4 . ., 1 - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - , . , . , . ' ' ' 1 - 1 ' 1 ' 1 - , . , . , ' ' ' ' 1 - 1 A 1 ' 1 - , . , , , . . ninth grade . The ninth grade class officers for the year were: President, Jeannie Hulse, Vice President, Alan Lindley, Secretary, Diane Owens, Treas- urer, Millie Costello. The advisers were Miss Layne, Mr, Gillispie and Mr. Hemohill, Jeannie Hulse, Diane Owens, Alan Lindley, Millie Costello. eighth grade . . The officers for the eighth grade were: Presi- dent, Bent Ebbesen, Vice President, Dan Twee- die: Secretary, Francis Coleman: Treasurer, Janet Tweedie, Their adviers were Mr. Hoard Mr. Hadsell, and Mrs. Crosland. Lani Vossen, Carol Barrow, Peter Herman, and Chester Dagger, Janet Tweedie, Dan Tweedie, Bent Ebbeson, and Francis Coleman. seventh grade . Q The seventh grade class officers were: Presi- dent, Chester Dugger, Vice President, Lani Vos- Seni SCCYGYOW, Carol Barrow, Treasurer, Peter Herman. The advisers were Mrs. Christensen, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Harp. li... ' we if- 71,55 'am fa R From Row J FOWLER F EARLE J BARNHART M DICKENSON B CHAMBERS N CHAMBERS D DREWS L FLETCHER W FALK Row 2 M BROWNING D BARRELL D DONER W ARRE D MCCLURE H ENGLEHARDT M COSTELLO D DYKES Bock Row J DUNHAM G CLARK E FLEMING J ENGLEHARDT D CALLAHAN G BIRD D COLE L FISHER J BUCHANAN Front Row A LAMBERT P HLJEY L LAGERQUIST D KELSO C MILLER S LQCHAPELLE C MLJLLEN L KETHCART M MUNRO Row2 S HAMMER N MARCHBANK C JENSEN G MITCHELL J MCCLEL AND H HALEY D HARRINGTON R HOLMES J HULSE S HOMRIG HALJSEN Bock Row A LUND L LEE G HATFIELD J HOOPER A LINDLEY R JOHNSON R HARPER R LAWSON J MCCUTCHEON I'- mf, Front Row V PERCELL J WRIGHT D OWENS L PRITCHARD D PYLE D ROBERTS D RICE M SCOFIELD L SWISHER M TATLEY Row 2 G PAYNE J SCHOCKO P PAINTER M WELLS B SHIPP J STRUTHERS C WELLS G PAYNE D SYVERSON P NIELSON L WAT SON Bock Row R TAYLOR R WILSON J SWENSON E YODER C YOUNG H TRYGG H THORSEN N SILLIMAN R SMITH W RUPP D WRIGHT J PRESTON 09569 i Front Row F COLEMAN M BUSH M CARY D CLARK B COOKE S BRITT D BEARDEN L FISHER L DEAVEREAUX M ANDERSEN JANET BENSON ow 2 AL T HART E EICHLER B EBBESON L CARTER B DQYOUNG D BURKIN B CARTER P ELEMS R CARLISLE P ANDERSEN Bock Row L BRILEY D ATKINSEN C BRUCE J DREWS J BO STICK C BRADLEY G FISHER D FELT L BARKER J DIXON T CASSITY V BRADNER Akfi Q Front Row L MEZA C KUNDERT D INMAN A MATTSON J MAIER C KREUTZER L MIL LER K HANSEN J LANG M LEWIS S GENTRY Row 2 E HINTON B GREGORY D MOLDE C IGO R JONES C LOE L LENGACHER G KUNKEL N MARCHBANK M KERR H HARBERT M JONES Bock Row T KNUDSEN N HUBBARD D HARRINGTON J MIGLIO RETTO D HOREJS R GEORGE R GANN D KUTZ V HAFFNER J MARTIN V GENTRY B. LINDLEY L. KING. JN. A V- .' X N, YJ N Y ,T - f' -P' . il X. f .-J., L Front Row: G, PAULSON, J, TWEEDIE, K, WARREN, D. THOMPSON, J. I. SIMMONS, S. OWINGS, N. SCHOONOVER. Row 2: J. WITHERIDGE, J, PETERSON, R, PHILLIPS, B. SHORT, F. STEPHENS, T, WORDEN, C. STARLING, V. NIELSEN. Bock Row: D. TWEEDIE, P, NICHOLSEN, C. STROM, J. OLSEN, B. PARKER, M, WADE, B, SALTMARSH, I. OLSON, B. WIN- SOR, R. PARKER, B. REYBERGER. w Front Row R KYOS B LARSON P LANG J WELLS H WAGNER D WESTHERLY D BRAD WAY B MORGAN C MCCORMICK J OAKES Row2 G KUNSELMAN B DENNIS G SCHOON OVER V LARSON L CLARK W WACKER C MOORE S OWINGS V KOBERSTEIN A CHRISTEN SEN Bock Row L STEWART R VAN DIENES D DARREL A WILLIAMS W PERCY J SHOC KO H MCBRIDE B ROBERTS J PECKELS L BONDO R MYERS D GIVEN Front Row S BERGE D POWERS S DENNIS P KEELING J BRITT M LARSON J BRITT B CULY M CULVER C GENT Row 2 L SMITH D MCBRIDE D CHAMBERS L TUTTLE W WILSON G MCKELVY J MCCUTCHEON B EDWARDS C DeMERS M DQMERS J BURKE Bock Row L BEAGLEY M BRADLEY J DENNIS D HUFF R DIXON L EARLE A EN LE HARDT G TROXEL D DOUGLAS E SMITH D CRANE Front Row B HALL, M HLAVKA, P CULY, B HARVEY, L VOSSEN, P NICHOLS, C BARREL L SUNNELL, D PENN Row Z G WARE, J ALDRIDGE, M ELDERS, P HERMAN, R LOWERY J BECK, D DENNY, L SHELLSEY, E HARP Row3 J HAFFNER,B BUMGUARDNER, D WILSON, J MARTIN, R JUOLA, E PAYNE, B HOLT, D CRABTREE, J ASPLUND, P COLE, F GOODMAN , Z' . : . , . , , , . , - , - , ' I , I , . , . . I . , . , . , . , . , . , - , - I r , - . 2 , , . , - I - , - , - I , , , , . , . , , , . . 1 - LZ, I ' ., W , , y , , V A - ,. , 1,1 f ' ' ., -: , 1 17' ' ' f , ' if ' ' a , A e - A W-0. , 1 ' .rf 'Y ' ' '. S 4 - .,, - 3. ' , ' ' ' ' - 'A ,. 'lf . 'V 1 ' ' 1 ' II , I , N-A , ,I Q , -XL. - . , . . . . , . , . . , . , . , . - f - , - , - , . , - , - I - , - , . , V , - , . , - G - . . , . , . , . . kv 1 wil-hi plays hello dance halloween masquerade The Wlllamette Hugh soclal season got under way with the Hello Week Dance, sponsored by the Student Body, the first week of school. Fermi-ra qelgha Q-rls tlcppers boomer hm: hala dancers, Qhcstsr and the tacalty all Q t together tor the Hallcweaft Masquerade whlclw was held Octzber 2' 'gil The dance was sgwrtsural lw the Scrwfr Pup Club and tlrst rtze wl Pl tc HHN' Larxi rt 1' carnuval .114 la' ,gg---' .L Carnuyal commuttee chaurmen from left to rught Helen Johnson tuckets Ann Schnell decoratuons Bernel Futch general chaurman Basul Scolobrun pruzes Jeannue Hulse clean up Ruta Reddush coroncutuon, Gorge Shephard publucuty John Musner and Bruce Mortensen ot the Suberuan Salt Munes come to campaugn for the uunuor class pruncess Marlys Munro senuor class prun cess descendung from the ceulung on a swung What fun puttung up decouatuons even though the tape got stuck on the crepe paper and you never could fund the stapler when you needed t Somehow all the work was funally tunushed and there was our 1952 carnuval con ventuon Bally Hoo complete wuth confettu hot dogs uce cream pruzes and a throng ot people Carryung out the polutucal theme the students used ele phants donkeys and the ccuputal buuldung to decorate the throne and some ot the booths The tushbowl booth operated by uunuors won the pruze tor the best decoratuons party duscrlmrahon here Juniors support both candidates on thenr Bmgo Booth Num m ber 32' wud N gf 1. , . in X 1 1 Q 23-13 I ti ,,rr r ' V X C A 1 I I A l like Ike and MadIy for Adlai fans forget differ- ences to pay homage to to Queen Diane I. Q . H., 9-L 3' C 4 President Laurie crowns Dionne The rincesscs are from Icft to ri ht: Marl s Munro P 9 Y , Donna Hinton, Queen Diane Owens, Carol Tweedie, Janet Twccdie. M I CI I 'E 49 1 ' f '-ww, 5- - .4 .X 4 'e ' I t 3 P I ' 4 I1 W- 9 i t Excitement ran high as the time for the crown- ing of the queen drew near. Everyone crowded around the throne checking their tickets in hopes of winning the door prize. As the princess arrived with their escorts, the people stepped aside to make an aisle. A hush fell over the audience os the announcement was made. It was the freshman princess, Queen Diane I I Cheers were heard everywhere, even from the disappointed students of other classes. Gloria Payne won the doorprize of an electric mixer on a freshman ticket and this was the climax of Convention Bally-Hoo. JUNIORS PRESENT 'MOTHER IS A FRESHMAN' 2 If X. iz, Cast, standing: Bruce Mortensen, Jim Creasey, Don Warren, Jerry Gilbert, Carol Olsen, Clifford Jackson, Larry Petersen, Pat Bolinger and Joan Pellant. Seated: Carol Crabtree, Joyce Olsen, Janice Christensen, Joyce Royster, Sally Dixon, and Mary Jane Strohecker. tl About that Fall dance . . Juniors paining banner. dx YQ Mother You didn't have to say that in front of him CAST Mrs. Abigail Abbot .....,........ Carol Crabtree Susan Abbotn, ........,,.. ......... J oyce Olsen Professor Michaels ....... ...... J im Creasey Dean Gillingham ....... ..... Do n Warren Mrs. Miller ..................,..........,.. Carol,Olsen Sylvia .......... ....,,, M ary Jane Strohecker Bunny ....... ............... , .Joyce Royster Helen ,. .. Sally Dixon Carrie ...... ..... J anice Christensen Clara ..... ........... P at Bollinger Marge ......, .......,. J oan Pellant Bobo ...... ...... B ruce Mortensen Jock ....,. ...,... J erry Gilbert Howie ....,. ........ L arry Petersen Bill .... ...........,....................Clifford Jackson Directed by Howard Zimmerman 4. ii 4 fkffff 'I 'ff' 4 ? ..,L 7,21 1' ,II ,. 4 ,Q - S -4 a child is born 5 3 A2 s 5 I My name is Dismus. l'm a thief. Has the Christ child come to all of us? CAST Invocation ......... ...................Y,..... L aurie Burghart Narrator .,.,,.......... .............. B etty Jo Bumguardner Innkeeper .,.,e........... ............ ..... L o n Creasey Innkeeper's Wife ,.... ............, R ita Reddish Dismas, a thief ,,,,.. ..... B asil Scalabrin Leah .,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, H elen Johnson Sarah ,,,,,,,, ,,.,.,. M arlys Monroe Joseph ,,,,,,,,, .,... A lan Berntzen Mary ,,,,.,,-,,,,., ,,............ J oan Bond Roman Soldier ,.,. ....,,............,. G eorge Shephard Annual Christmas Play presented by the .-awry W C r 1 ass . I Innkeeper, Marv and I are tired, may we enter? Mistress, the shepherds follow the star to the stable where Joseph and The choir sings the background music. Mary are. They did not pause and look at me. i 423 , , . Zwffgljfg' X av' ., fr :fr .ex , f -. ,Q v .r r ,,. ' fav X x I 8 1 1 i kr I 'ii x If Q., xl s t . sx X is v .4 A x 96 A I Q K It L In J W x ', g EX 2 ',7 ff ' 4 X s ,6 ., 4 4. i ' i ' J Q 1, T - I0 1 6 2. I ,W o ' f . 5 I I X 0 N' X' K the senior class presents sr'- Hank's family - Hank, standingg Marion, his sisterg Mrs. Bennett, his mother. Loyal subjects of King Arthur - standing, Sir Sigra- mor, and Sandy, seated, Elaine, Clarence and Launcelot. 'TVX 7. 'a connecticut yanltee in lcing arthur's court' A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court, was presented by the senior class the evenings af April SO and May l and ata matinee April 29. The three-act play was something different in the way of plays for Willamette. The first act opens in the twentieth century in the home of a young engineer lust out of college. Through one of his mechanical devices, he is thrown back through the centuries to the time of King Arthur. From there on the fun really begins. The court pronounces him a monster and decides he is to be burned at the stake. By recalling ancient history our hero remembers there was an eclipse of the sun on that day he was to be burned and he decides with its help he'll run their little show. This he does most successfully. After a few mayor problems he is transported back to the twentieth century as ,XP-' quickly as he left it. Royalty u e e n Morgan Le Fay, standingg King Arthur and wife, Queen Guen- ever, seated. The Magical sorcerer of King Arthur's court, Merlin. Cast l'lOr1k Benett ................. ,.,.... L an Creasey Marion, his sister ......,...,, ,,,,. H elen Johnson Mrs. Bennett, his mother ,... ,,,, ,.,,..,,,,,, P o t Toylor King Arthur ...................,. .. .. John Hendricksen Queen Guenever ,,,.,,.,..,. Merlin .,,,., ...,,,, Sir Sagramor ,,.. Clarence ........ Elaine ....,..,. ..,,,,,,..,,, , , Sir Launcelot .........,...,,,, Queen Morgan Le Fay Sandy ..,,... .......,.....,...,,. Betty Jo Bumguardner . ,, , Allen Berntzen Jere' Lindley .. Clarence Fleshman Jo Ella Lindley Doug Mumme ..... Reta Reddish Gail Asplund twirp week Has anyone seen my man? was a tcumuluar questuon Mondoy mornung March 22nd, Wuth the tcuggung of the boys that mornung the gurls become their slaves for one long week. Tuesday, gurls bought theur twurps lunch. Wednesday, gurls could be seen cleonung out typucal bachelor lockers. Thursday, the gurls were stull spendung money on theur respectuve moles by brungung them candy or cookues. Fruday completed the week, whuch was sponsored by the Gurls League, w:th the gals brungung vegetable Corsoges for their guys and takung them to the dance, Sprung Swungf' that nught. N Above: Carol runs into debt as Hal enuoys a re- laxing week: Left Preparatuon begins for the bug dance. N Gurls guve a sugh of reluef as the week nears Completuon and all enuoy themselves os they dance. h. m. s. pinafore . Sir Joseph Porter, K.C.B. Captain Corcoran ..,.,..., Ralph Rockstraw ....... Dick Deadeye ........ Bill Bobsfay ......... Josephine ........ Sailors, Sisters, Cousins and Aunts Cousin Hebe .,....,.......,............,...., Little Buttercup ...,......,,....,,,..........,. Directed by .................,..............,..... Bruce Mortensen Laurie Burghart Ronnie Sustello Russell Oleson Jere Lindley Helen Johnson Pot Taylor Jo Ella Lindley Choir Robert Hemphill Dick Deadeye in Sir Joseph's barge is seen! Refrain, audacious tar! Kb W l i maiden fair to see. After the finale What, never? a' Capella choir K ...Sn Front Row: R. REDDlSl-l, L. WATSON, C. TWEEDIE, S. ZIMMER, P. TAYLOR, S SWISHER, R. LENNING A. ASPLUND, C. WESSEL, L, REDFIELD, B. LEWIS, H. JOHNSON, K PAlNTER, Znrl Row' B. NEWSOM S DIXON, J. Cl-lRlSTENSEN, H. LARSEN, R. ARIOLA, A. FLLIS, M. OLMSTAD, S HOMWNGHAUSEN, F EARLE, D. DYKES, N. MARCHBANK, C. PRITCHARD, M MATHEXXISJ LlNDLEY,J CREASEY, MR HEMP l-llLL 3rd Row: D LEO, L. STOGSDALE, L. SUTTON, R. SUSTELLO, G. HARTFORD, T. GULLICKSONV B FOSTER, R, SUSTELLO, O. MATl-llSON, R. OLSEN, B DLJNIGAN, R. TIBBETTS G. COUCH, D. INGWERSON W. BERKSHIRE. Assemblies, the Christmas program, an opera, ond a spring program kept the A'Cappella and Girls Choirs busy this year, The best possible group was the aim of Bob l-lemphill, director ,in the daily Class warm-ups and drills. Most soloists for important productions Came from the Choir. The girls trio Consisting of Helen Johnson, Pat Taylor and Audrey Ellis was also from the Choir girls' choir Front Row: J. EowLER, J. HULSE, M. COSTELLO, o. BARRELL, B. sHiRR, N. CHAMBERS, v. RERCELL, s. KOWITZKIE, A. LAMBERT, B. CHAMBERS. znd ROW: J. BARNHART, C, MILLER, D. CRANE, D. OWENS, B. sToi4ER, 5. MOWINKLE, R. PANTER, C. MULLEN, L. KETHCART, J. sCHoCKo, v. MOORHEAD, MR HEMPt-llLL. 3rd Row: L. RRiTCHARo, o. PYLE, G. TANG B. CARLISLE, M. WELLS, R. HUEY, 5. DUN- HAM, L. LAGERQUIST, o. DREWS, M. MUNRO H. WATTS. Q Princess Rita Princess Jo Ello princesses X19 ' : ff-XXX: 1 If ! ,pf Princess Betty Jo .X r I if Mx 'ig ! 1 ! Zark 6 Princess Ruth Princess Joan C3 I . qi Jw il 4 I 1 1 'QI' ,af -mv' Aileen Asplund Charlotte Igo Deloris Lund and Sylvia Haligus making papier mache toad stools under the supervision of Joan Pellant Amidst toadstools dwarfs and miniature fairy houses the juniors played host to the seniors the evening of May l6th Music was provided by Tom my Fox Princesses for the prom were Joan Bond Betty Jo Bumgardner Jo Ella Lindley Rita Reddish and Ruth Lenning From one of these senior girls the queen was chosen the night of the prom Helen Larsen acted as general chairman under the leadership of Miss Schoeler Mr Turnbull and Mr Hinckley Committee chairmen w re Rozella Arnola refreshments Phyllis Barrell coat check Barbara Jernberg programs Marcia Mathews band John Tollefson tables Martin Hansen entertain ment Janice Christensen cornation Dale Stauffer lights Joan Pellont decorations Betty Barnes in vitation and Joyce Royster advertusement 'T Prom committee heads: seated: Janice Christensen, Joan Pellant, Joyce Royster, Barbara Jernberg. Back: Rozella Ariola, Helen Larson, Betty Barnes, Pyllus Barrell, Marcia Ma- thews. Standing: Jerry Gilbert, Dale Stauffer. lr prom wil-hi ioins 1-bi 5 L N ' Qfijn Y Officers of the Ambassadors: Joan Bornhart, Jane Sorenson, Jeanette Graham, Diane Jensen, Sylvia Holigus. office help . . . Office helpers work one period a day either in the main office or one of the deon's offices. Their duties include run- Q 2f 0'1dS, Putting out daily summary sheets, dittoing materials for teachers and working on the files and records of students, Row l B. J. BUMGUARDNER, M. MUNRO, H. JOHNSON, J. ROYSTER, T LINDELAND. Row 2: A. SCHNELL, J. SORENSON, D. JENSEN, B. NEWSOM J OLSON R ARIOLA. Row 3: J. BOND, G. SHEPHARD, D. STAUFFER L BURGHART J E. LINDLEY, P. THOMPSON. +R.-2+ I ambassadors . The purpose of the Ambassadors is to pro- mote Christianity in the school. Throughout the school year they have had a number of guest speakers for their meetings, whose topics were on religion as related to young people. The group consists of l5 active members, who are contributing to the purchase of a CARE box. The adviser for the organization is Mr. Smith. Gladys Jacques takes over Muriel Sauzgg ,gb of secretary. Q band... l C -,..,N Mr. Covey directing the 3rd period band class. The Wolverine band, under the direction of Donald Covey, wound up a very busy year with their annual spring Concert April I7th. They made their debut with their new uniforms the evening of December 3 at a concert held in the auditorium. During the year a smaII group called the German Band played for bas- ketbail games. This was a small pert of the band's many activities forthe year. The Senior high band is made up of 70 students from grades 9 through I2. There is a 7th and 8th grade bond from the junior high. T, 4 s 3 - S First row: J, GOLDSWORTHY, D. HINTON N. MITCHELL N. JENSEN D. ROBERTS, M. wizianr, G. HATFIELD, M. MYERS, B. MORTENSEN, LJ sucic, seebnd row. c. OLSEN, c. CRABTREE, C. ELDER, R. TIBBETTS, J, SWENSON, D. COLE, S. JONES, J. LLOYD, D. MATHEWS, M. DICKENSON, R PER H SULLIVAN D DIENES Third row D CLARK D WARREN C JACKSON J OLSEN B HAR , . , . , 1 . , . , , , . , , BARNES, M. BRUCE, W. FALK, M. SCOFIELD, B. RICE, L. WATSON, M, PEDERSEN, R. JENSEN, D. WIL- SON, G. CLARK, M, THOMPSON, E. YODER, S, PAYNE, L, PETERSEN, G. MITCHELL., H, TRYGG, J, HOOPER P, EDWARDS, M. BEATY. Fourth row: MR. COVEY, C, TWEEDIE, J. BODLEY, A, LINDLEY, H, HALEY, W JAQUENOD, D. LEO, J. TWEEDIE, P. FELT, F. COLEMAN, J. GILBERT, D, PASEMAN, D. MATHEWS, J JENSEN, E. SIROTEK, J. KRIDELBAUGH. willamette hi times The gournalisrn class heaved a sigh of relief as edition eight of the Hi-Times went to press, Besides put- ting out six six-page editions and two eight-page editions the staff published the '53-'54 handbook, The highlight of the year was the installa- tion of Quill and Scroll, and the journalism awards given at a dinner for the annual and journalism students On April 8 1 Miss Layne points out error to Barbara as George, Dave and Rita discuss lost issue. - C1-. 'S . ,. xfl Above: George and Charlotte work on books as Helen, Barbara, Lorraine and Sylvia write copy and check page makeup. Deloris, Dave, Charlotte, Sylvia and Ad Staff members Deions Janice Rlm' page edltols' pose Of noon' Joyce, Sally, Lon, Ron, Gene, George and Dave. STAFF Editor-in-Chief . ,.... ,,..,,.......,,,,.,,,....,.,, ,,,.. D a ve Mathews Business Managers ,,,,, ,,.,. G eorge Shephard, Barbara Eatmon Bookkeeper .,.,, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,s,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,ce C h a rlotte Igo Circulation Manager ..,,,,,,,,,,,s,, ,,,,,,,,,,, D eloris Lund Photography Editor , ,.........s, ,,.,,.,,,,,.,,,.,, R :ta Reddish Page Editors H ,,,,,.. ., Reporters .,,, Ad Staff ,,t,..,. ,.,,,,,, Barbara Eatmon, Deloris Lund Rita Reddish, Charlotte lga, Sylvia Haligus, Dave Mathews Lorraine Toebe, Helen Watts, Gary Olsen, George Shephard Lon Creasey, Ron Athey, Gene Curtis, George Shephard, Dave Mathews, Delorvs Lund Janice Christensen, Joyce Royster, Sally Dixon Photographer , ,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,,,,,, , Adviser s,,,c,, , Gertrude Schoeler , , lla Pauline Layne I Betty Jo, Rita and Cgeorge preparing to sell ads. Think hard, write and erase, write again, spend hours worrying and finally the l953 Gulo Luscusl This is true, as anyone knows who was ever in Miss Schaeler's room during 4th and 6th period this year. As the deadline drew nearer you could see the staff literally slaying away to get the last pages pasted up. Pictures and copy for a page would be lost and suddenly found again and many enemies were made of faculty members as loud announcements were made for students ta report to room l2 to have their pictures taken. But through all the headaches and problems, and to the great relief of the staff, the last page was finally sent to the printers. This year's staff consisted of eleven juniors and seniors. Special credit goes to Miss Schoe- ler this year, as adviser, for the headache al- ways seemed to wind up on her desk for her to straighten out, gulo Iuscus Eidtor-in-Chief Adviser .,.,..c,, ,,., Business Manager Sales Manager Classes ..,,,,, , Organizations , Features Sports , , Photography , ,, Copy and Layouts Division Pages Betty Jo Bumguaraner , Miss Gertrude Schoeler ,. ..,, Joan Bond ,, Rita Reddish , Joe Ella Lindley ., , Barbara Jernberg Aileen Asplund, Doris Petersen . , , George Shephard , Jim Creasey, Allen Berntzen, Charlotte Pritchard ,, , , Helen Johnson Rita Reddish, Sylvia Haligus, Gordon Fry and Linda Swisher 3 3'1 5 Barbara, Helen, Jo Ella, Rita, Doris and Jim plan layouts and write copy. Joan tries to balance the books as Jo Ella and Betty Jo paste up faculty pages iw Wh. Miss Schceler and Alfeh at work rf the darkroom, Doris, Aileen and Charlotte dry, pictures in room QT? 'if' Amt?-'ss--3 jg xref SE: Chambers, L. Redfield, N. Mitchell, M. Petersen, R. Welch, M. Scotland, and T. Lindeland. Second row G. Payne, S. Hammer, M. Munro, P. Thompson, J. Graham, D. Jensen, J. Sorenson, and Mrs. Willcox, adviser. Back row: A Schnell, S. Wilkinson, B. Carlisle, N. J Martin. The Willamette Chapter of Future Home- makers of America has 23 active members. The purposes of the club is to promote appreciation of homemaking and further interest in home economics. Birthday parties and showers made up the social whirl for the year. Delegates at,- tended the South Willamette District Meeting at Taft and the State F H A Meeting at Taft and the State F H A Meeting at Corvallis. Officers for the year were:Janice Martin, Pre sident Thelma Lindeland, vice-president, Phyl- lis Thompson, secretary Carol Cay, treasurer, Mrs. Bernice Willcox, adviser, and Mrs. Grace Wolfe, mother-adviser. :J .- -Q C7 A f Payne, C. Coy, J. Struthers, and The Chili Chow, a are-game dinner for the public, was the main social event of the year for the Willamette chapter of Future Business Leaders of America, The club has l9 active members. Proiects for the year included en- couraging and assisting other schools to form clubs, studying business machines and raising money to send members to the State Conven- tion. Officers were: Carol Olsen, president, Sylvia Haligus, vice-president, Donna Hinton, secre- tary, Joyce Olsen, treasurer, Carol Crabtree, re- porter ,and adviser, Mrs, Inez loveless. fv Q 'f. W 7 Y i !g' ..., Front row: J. Royster, P. Barrell, N. Mitchell, M. Peterson D. Hinton, C. Crabtree, and J. Christensen row: P. Taylor, S. Swisher, J. Olsen, C. Elder, Mrs, Loveless, adviser, and M, Myers Back raw: J. Sorenson BOVUGS, P. Bolinger, C. Olsen, S. Haligus, and J. Struthers, Front row: M. COSTELLO, N. MITCHELL, D. CLARK, S. IMUS, B. STOKER, M. BRUCE, N JENSEN J. GOLDSWORTHY M. SCOFIELD P. NIELSEN C. PRITCHARD. Second row D. Rossi M. TATLEY, o. PYLE, D. OWENS,,J. BARNHART, J. GRAHAM, P. TAYLOR, DI JENSEN, L. RAND, D. svvERsoN, J. STRUTHERS, s. i-ioMRiGHALJsEN, Miss TOHKANEN. Back row. R. ARioLA, H. i.ARsEN, J. cHRisTENsEN, s, DIXON, B. BARNES, i.. PRIT- CHARD, D. BARRELL, J. HULSE, W. FALK, C. MILLER, F. EARLE, J. FOWLER. senior 9 a 8 Athletic ability and enthusiasm iden- tify the members of the senior high Girls Athletic Associaition. Under the leadership of Rozella Ariola, president and Bertha Tohkanen, adviser, the GAA sponsored the Play Day as well as at- tending bowling, skating, and swim- ming parties. Other officers include: Sally Dixon, secretary, and Jeanette Harding, treasurer. Officers of the junior high GAA were: president, Kathy Warren, vice- presi- dent, Joan Withridge, secretary, Fran- ces Coleman, treasurer, Linda Miller. Participation in intramurals for points towards earning letters as well as initia- tion, awarding of letters, sports outings, and social events were their main activi- ties. iunior 9 a 3 Front row: B. EDWARDS, M. CULVER, D. DENNY, S. BURGE, S. DENNIS, M. LARSON B. CULY, P. NICKOLS, C. BARROW, D. SORTOR. Second row: D. THOMPSON, P. ELEMS B. CARTER, N. MARCHBANK, C. KREUTEZEN, L. MILLER, D. INMAN, C. DeMERS, M DeMERS, MISS LOVE. Back row: J. WITHRIDGE, C. IGO, K. WARREN, J. TWEEDIE, F COLEMAN, G. KUNKEL, S. GENTRY, M. BUSH, D. BEARDEN, S. BRITT, L. DEVERAUX senior and junior high officers and pep club S Front Joanne Petersen and Sandra Gentry Back Joan Witheridge and Carrie Pritzer Front Darline Ross and Janice Christensen Back Marcia Mathews and Phyllis Barrel! Front Janet Iweedie and sandra Gentry Back Francis Coleman Vernon Haffner and Geraldine Kunkle Front Wyona Falk Mary Tatley Millie Cos tello Back Diane Owens Delores Barrell and Delores Pyle Left to right Shirley Zimmer Helen Larsen Carla Wessel Carol Tweedie Joanne Krldel baugh and Mary Lee Asplund national honor society Row l Jo Ella Lmdley Joyce Goldsworthy Nancy Jansen Margaret Bruce Joan Kundert Row 2 Loretta Redtneld Helen Johnson Marcua Mathews Donna Hlnton Carol Crabtree Sylvua Halngus Row 3 Don Molde Bernell Fntch Duane Jensen Jeanette Graham Jane Sorensen Pat Bolunger Patty Taylor advusor Howard Zurnmerman Row 4 Melvun Thompson Lowell Sllck Norma Scaddlng Clara Elder Barbara Mewsom Allen Berntzen Stan Parsons qulll and scroll The Natuanal Honor Socnety held a candlelrght ceremony March 6 to ID tnate l4 nw members The standards of se lectnon are scholarshlp lead ershup character and seryuce Jo Ella Lundley Helen Johnson Bernell Futcl' and Basnl Scala bran are the last charter mem bers to graduate Off: ers for the year were Duane Jensen presndent Jane Sorensen vnce presxdent Helen Johnson sec retary Sylvna Halngus treasur Basrl Scalabrnn hustornan and Howard Zummerman ad vusor Y CF A new club to Wrllamette thus year ns Quull and Scroll an lnternatnonal Honorary for g lournallsm students lnstalla tuon of the chapter and ottncers was held Aprul 8 at a potluck supper In the audntorlum Of flcers for the year were Dave Mathews presndent Barbara Eatmon vrce presldent Dons Pet rsen secretary treasurer and Gertrude Schoeler and Paula Layne advisers Row l Joan Bond Barbara Eatmon Dave Mathews Ruta Reddnsh Sylvla Hallqus Row 2 Advlser Paulnne Layne Lorraune Toebe Betty Jo Bum guardner Jo Ella Lundley advuser Gertrude Schoeler I C I , ' , , 1 , I 1 , : V , - J , - ef: , 5 I . 4 ' Z A I I I I I I ' : I I I I I IA O .. . s -x I K' f ' - , , l' U x X lv- . -, ' we vc 1 . a 4 , wk 1 Z' I ' - N 9 . ll ' -Q 5 Xl ' . '. , . v A - xl - Q 5 , 2 V f , J C , ' V l I . px . ,Q , . 1 ., I I 1 1 t 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' i A..-.M A ,' 5 l -x ---. ,X -Q.-.. ..n X!-1.5351 Seated: Billy Percy, Clifford Jackson and James Swenson. Standing: Mr. Hinckley and Bruce Mortensen. Not Pictured: Raymond Taylor and Gary Kunselman. archery club The Archery Club met every Wednesday afternoon on the lawn of Willamette High during the fall and spring months. The winter months were spent by the club making useful archery equipment. The officers were: Duane Posernan, presi- dent, Marvin King, secre- tary-treasurer and Ed Hinck- ley, advisor. ll .A 7 l rifle club The Willamette High School Rifleman Club, through the cour- tesy of the National Guard, met every Thursday evening at the Eugene Armory this post year, The group is composed of mem- bers of the student body for the purpose of developing skill in the use of the rifle as well as learning safe, correct methods of handling the weapon. The club officers for the past year werei Bruce Mor- tensen, president, James Swen- sen, secretary-treasurer and Ed Hinckley, advisor. Seated: Jon Peckles, Jerry Newton, Marion Elder, Francis Goodman and Peter Herman. Stand ing: Marvin King, Mr. Hinckley, Duane Paseman, Mel Thompson and Bob Windsor. Not pic fured: Dick Wilson. 11. l i 5 l l li 11 'S-. in A' i 4 Q 17 -- E Front row: M. Asplund, S. Zimmer, C. Tweedie, J. Hulse, and M. Tatley. n row N Pa ne L Pritchard C Pritchard W Falk and Mr. Zim- Seco d : . y , . , - , - A , merman. Not pictured: B. Mortensen, J. Gilbert, and H. Sullivan. SENIOR 81 JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' LEAGUES . The objective ofthe Senior and Junior High Girls' Leagues are to promote friendship and to provide social activi- ties for the student body. Among their many contributions to the school the Senior High Girls' League has sponsored two assemblies, Twirp Week, Girls' of the Month, and the Mother and Daugh- ter Tea. Senior high officers ore: Sylvia Haligus, Darlene Ross, Ann Schnell and Marlys Munro, seated. Pat Taylor and Betty senior drama The purpose of this organization is to pro- mote dramatic activity among th e students. This years officers were Je r r y Gilbert, presi- dent, Bruce Mortensen, vice-president, C a r ol Tweedie, secretaryg 6 Jeannie Hulse, trea- surer, Howard Zimmer- man acted as their adviser. Activities of the Junior High Girls' League consisted of three parties, Red Cross work, and Girls' of the Month. They also worked with the senior high girls on the Mother and Daughter Tea. St k , f d' . 0 er S on mg Joanne Petersen Carol n I o seated and 1 Y Q 1 Francis Coleman and Janet Tweedie standing. iv? 5 spanish club . Front row: Doris Toebe, Norma Scadding, Eleanor Allen, Nancy Jensen, Joyce Golds- worthy, Norma Hunger and Priscilla Little. Second row: Barbara Rice, Audrey Ellis, Lorraine Toebe, Helen Watts and Nova Marchbank, Jeunita Mesa and Miss Layne. Back row: Thomas Anderson, Marvin King, Tom Eaton, Neva Payne, Bobby Graham, Allen Berntzen and Jim Zimmerdahl. lettermen . . . The Lettermen's club consists of boys who have lettered in football, basketball, baseball and track. They assisted with the parking area and handling of reserved section at basketball games. This year the officers were: Richard Elliott, president, Clarence Fleshman, vice-presi- dent, Bernell Fitch, secretary, Martin Hansen, treasurer. The Spanish Club was host to other schools at their annual Tertulia Dec. 3. They were kept busy with potluck suppers and assemblies in ad- dition to sending a box of supplies to a school in San edro, Mexico, They also attended the Pon American Banquet at Eugene High School. Off- icers tor the year were: Allen Berntzen, presi- dent, Norma Scadding, vice-president, Lorraine Toebe, secretary, Nancy Jensen, corresponding secretary, Joyce Goldsworthy, and Paul.ne Layne, adviser. Front: H. Keating, W. Jaquenod, R. Sustello, G. Shephard, J. Gilbert, C. Fleshman, M. Hansen, R. Elliott, D. Stautfer and H. Sullivan. Second row: L. Culy, J. Tollefson, J. Lagerquist, K. Painter, S. Payne, L, Petersen, S. Parsons, J. Misner, R. Newton, L. Slick, D. Deines, D. Warren, D. Molde and D. Hackleman. Back row: L. Stogs- dill, J, Martin, A. Nickolson, B. Fitch, D. Mathews, D. Mathison, D. Leo, T. Gullickson, N. Silliman, D, Ariola, and D. Douglas. Q M F1 service club Front row: Loyal Stogsdale, Jim Martin, Dale Stauffer, Clarence Freshman, and Lowel Slick. Znd. row: John Tollefson, Jim Turnbull, Warren Jacquenod, Gene Nadeau Don Dienes and Mr. Hinckley. Back row: Bernell Fitch, Dave Mathews, Laurie Burg- hart, Don Molde and Allen Berntzen. Rendering services to the school is the purpose of the Service Club which was organized four years ago. Some of the duties of members are setting up chairs for assemblies and watching the lunch line. Officers for the year were Jim Martin presi- dent, Clarence Fleshman, vice-president and Ed- ward Hinckley, adviser. The Hi-Y is a newly organized club for iun- ior high boys. They helped set up chairs in the caforium, took swimming trips and functioned like a service club in general. Officers for the year were: Paul Nickolsen, president Loren Lengacher, vice-president, Dan Tweedie, secretoryg Jim Olsen, treasurer, Fred Cassity, Sergeant of arms, and Forrest Hadsall, adviser. Front row: J. Olsen, D. Tweedie, P. Nicholsen, L. Lengacher, J. Bostick, D. Atkinson, and R. Dixon. Second row: F. Cossity, C. Loe, B. Saltmarsh, L. Carter, T. Knutson, R. Phillips, and D. Harrington. Back row: M. Wade, V. Gentry, B. Lindley, T. Ward- en J. Martin.,and B. Holt .1 hi-y l . x X .4 QPWS. it Xr Orace Wolfe Many nights the lrghts can be seen burnrng nn the kntchen as Orace Wolfe helps clean up after school functrons Students dont reallze the extra work she does orepanng for the carnryal dunners and small partres Her help can always be secured for these many acruvutues of orgamzotrons ln school Nm- Byron C Barnes to those who contribute to our maternal wants and comfort Vrrgrl Palmer Vrrgrl Palmer us a famrllar srght around the halls of W H W Teachers and students alrke come to htm to have lockers opened fund dusting cloths have desks and chalrs restored to thelr ortgtnol shape and many other small thrngs that makes htm mvaluable to the school Keepung the lawns tram burldmgs rn reparr trans portmg the students to and from school rs Borneys work as Supervrsor of Marntenance The general condr taon and upkeep of the school rs hrs responslbrltty and from what we ve seen he certamly rsnt lax IU fulfrllrng has rob l y Tl!! ,Z I ,A to 1 b V: 5 r ' Qf I , 1 ,. c -' 1 wil-hi competes - football CLARK STOKES Head Coa h Sensors playnng thelr last year ot football were co captains Dave Mathews and Jlm Martln Ernle Slrotek Warren Jacquenod Clarence Fleshman and George Shephard Willamette had an exceptionally young squad thus year and should have an excellent squad next year Willamette s J V s had an excellent season by beatmg Junction Cnty Sprlngtreld Albany and Un: Hu When the All Star selection came out Wnllamette placed three men on the Zncl team End Dave Mathews guard Henry Keating and back J1mMartun Maknng tonor able mentnon were center Clarence Fleshman and backs Jerry Gilbert and Hal Sullsvon S C H E D U Wnllamette Opponent Sutherlm Drain Oakndge Cottage Grove St Francus Un: HI Central Unlon Junctnon Cnty Reedsport MEL KRAUSE Assista t Coach The Wolverxnes under the able coaching Wtllamette s rnval game with Junctlon clty I 1 Ftrst row H Keatung W Jacquenod C Fleshrnan J Martm D Mathews G Shephard E Snrotek M Hansen Second row K Pannter T Gulluckson R Newton J Mlsner L Slnck L Peterson L Culy D Douglas D Warren J Tolletson Third row A Nuckelsen D Mathews S Parsons J Gulbert R Sustello B Foster D Mathnson J Laggerauust D Leo Fourth row H Sulllvan S Chambers D Hackelman J Bernard F Jackson D Molde N Stillman A Bondo Futth row M Krause J Turnbull D Arnola R Elltat E Harp C Stokes of head coach Clarx Stokes and assnstant Mel Krause tannshed the l952 football season wnth a record of 3 wnns losses Wal l-ln started the season oft wnth a bang downrng Sutherlun 27 O The next three games went unto reverse with losses to Drawn Cakrudge and Cottage Grove Playmg St Francus on our home turt we threw them tor a l3 O loss only to have Una Hn and Central beat us In the next two games was played mostly nn a terrutuc downpour ot rann makung at hard to run or pass One second before the half was over Wullamette scored and made the extra pount to wxnd up the game 7 O for Wal l-ll our first wln over Junction Cnty The Wolverlnes wound up thelr season on Armlstuce Day at Reedsport losing the contest 24 O A A 4-F' 'D . uf'- 'VB gr .ff C- 5 JQ 'i .4 T' vat f -f-- eg, b 1 Q Q-.F Y-7-7 Jlm Mortln Co-Coptoin A .ln 'VFW mmf 'S 425' Too row left to right: L. Sluck, R. Newton, K. Pointer, H. Sullrvon, E, Srrotek, J. Tollefson, Bottom row left to rvght: J. Mvsner, D. Mothlson, R. Sustello, G. Shepard, W. Jocquenod, ,g ,J Q R3 7.1. A-as 1 ' as 5. if 'Q' 1'3- .y . L Culv, D. L20 J Gwlbert, D Molde, J, Logerqunsf ond S, Parsons, D Hockelmcn, C. Fleshmgm, T, Gwlwckson, M Hansen and H, Kecmng ily-Q F gs 1 jf in Q17 A, . ff C7 ,G 3. I Q- if Dove Mathews Co-Coptom X 5' Nm Nz,-Y basketball Mel Krause Mel Krause completed his first year at Willamette with a successful season con sidering the inexperienced team and the injuries of three returning lettermen Doug Mumme George Shephard and Hal Sulli van The Wolverines after winning the first two games seemed to lose some spark but came close to a decision with McMinnville. After that game the team had many ups and downs as do most green teams. Dale Stautfer was the big scorer this year winding up in district and scoring 288 points throughout the season. Right behind him was Captain Lowell Slick who is one ot the best and fastest tloormen Willamette has ever seen. Returning next year are eight letter men and five of these were all starters this past season Don Dienes one of the most accurate shots in the district and the floor play of Ron Sustello will contribute to next year s team Also returning is John McCutcheon the boy who came through very nicely and has got an excellent hook Shot With this team coming back next year Willamette will better their 9 win l3 loss record of this year by a long way. WILLAMETTE Willamette 48 Willamette 57 Willamette 32 Willamette Sl Willamette 50 Willamette 30 Willamette 67 Willamette 5l Willamette 75 Willamette 47 Willamette 48 Willamette 39 Willamette 60 Willamette 68 Willamette 60 Willamette 4l Willamette 47 Willamette 49 Willamette 64 Willamette 67 56 Willamette DF 1 5 gf- 38 36 Ne JA! --srl W S Q 6 -F6 -r' First row: J. McCutcbeon, D, Ltuiiftei, L, Slick, Ran Sustello, D, Dienes. Second row: J Gilbert, M. Thompson, C. Spank, J, Jensen, J, Martin, Manager, D. Hackleman. SCHEDULE 1952-53 OPPONENT Ashland 45 St. Francis 46 Roseburg 49 McMinnville 53 Lebanon 46 McMinnville 55 Oakridge 49 Springfield 67 Junction City 62 St, Francis 52 University 58 Eugene 72 Cottage Grove 56 Lebanon 5l Junction City 67 Springfield 72 University 57 Eugene 62 Oakridge 74 Cottage Grove 50 Roseburg 40 Copt Lowell Slick Ron Susfello IUII Don D+enes John Mcffufcheon - i 1 9? Dole Stouffer Mel Thompson - G Q'-mg' U I Q ' , - . 2 , ' , 1 I 1 ' 'D -ai ' :N V-N ' R x i 31 of First row T Gulll Kunkel K Pannter 2: 21. no at ckson B McCIcIlond B Foster J F Jackson J Lagcrquust D Mathews S Parson Wlllamette J V s coached by John Turn bull had a very poor season as a squad wan nung 4 and losung 20 Outstanding on the squad was Bob Foster guord who rolled In 233 pounts over the season Terry Gulllckson was also out standnng and as o good prospect for varslty next year Other players were Bob McClelland Jam Turnbull Bruce Mortensen Rodney Huey Frank Jackson Stan Parson Kleth Pannter John Log erquust Duck Mathews and Bob Given -3- Turnbull R Huey Second row D First row D Cole J McCutcl1eon C Young G Clark Bock row Eugene Harp K Mart J McClelland G Mitchell E Yoder Not shown L Lee B Duncan D Dover A Llndley W Arre GP 7 -Q A5 :G 17' ts. ll baseball X g,N'1 1 Flrst row D Mathews S Chambers L Savage B Given L Engrav J Gllgret F Jgqkgon Second row A Bondo S Spmk L Stogsdnll M Hansen D Kunkel T Merrnck D Douglah R Zimmer Thrrd row N Slllrman G Fry F Evnlng S Rmard D Mgfhewg J MC Cutcheon Mel Krause coachmg I-ns fnrst year of baseball a Wnl lamette after completing three years of varsuty baseball at Oregon opened the season wuth hxs boys wnnnmg a 7 6 decision from Cottage Grove Willamette played a fall Schedule this year with Loren Engrav Denny Douglas and Bob Gwen doing the throwing for the squad Mel hopes to brung the squad out of the cellar thus year wnth D Douglas R Zummer and M Hansen beung the bug bats at the plate -f..,,,,, First row J Tollefson L Sllck B Fetch S Payne W Jaquenod J Abbott J Martxn Second row J Lager quust D Stuber S Parsons D Molde R Newton K Paunter Clark Stokes coachung has fourth year of track started the season off rught by beatlng Junctvon Cnty 68 54 Lettermen returnung from last year are Warren Jaque nod lz mule Basll Scalabrun 440 Jlm Martm lavelun Don Dlenes mule Bernell Fntch 220 Dave Mathews pole vault Sydney Payne and Ron Sustello onthe hurdles Clark has a well rounded squad thus year and expects to go hrgher In the Hayward relays than m the past Also he expects two or three of has cundermen to make the State meet Roundung Out the rest of the squad are sophomores D Stuber K Paunter D Molde R Newton S Parsons B Gwen J Lagerquast andJ Abbott Jumors J Tallefson L Slnck D Mathlson Showlng up nlcely this season were Basil Scalabrm Warren Jaquenod and Jlm Bortun ' -f 1 -.wsu '. '-4.1 ' , . , , . . . - .1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 . , . . . . . , . , . , 1 ,sri 2 ,. ' 4 1 ,J Basketball champions: Front row: bhsrley Zimmer, Margaret Bruce, captg Joyce Goldsworthy. Back row: Shirley Moh- winkle, Carol Tweedie, Darlene Clark, . if. 12 N fl girls' sports . The girls intramural teams were com- posed ot girls who wished to play games after school. Many at them were working toward earning a school letter. The eleve enth grade had the champion volleyball team and the tenth took the champion- ship in basketball. Other intrarnurals ine cluded: badminton, track and field, and softball. Volleyball champions: Front row: Bernice Parker, Barbara Jernberg, Deloris Lund, capt., Doris Petersen, Betty Barnes, Back row: Donna Hinton, Helen Larsen, Janice Christensen, Marcia Mathews, Charlotte Pritchard, Phyllis Barrell. .5 6 . -, :C gg T ,K , CONGTISALIILATIONS of '53 STAR LIJMEEER MQOMPANY MILL OFFICE 463 Filmore St. Phone 4-0572 THE BROADWAY Eugene's Headquarters or Shrpn Shore Blouses Judy Bond Blouses Catalnna Swumwear 1' HE BROADWAY VALLEY GROCERY 1910 Prairie Road Eugene, Oregon WELCOME ALL STUDENTS CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 53 SMITH and CRAKES 58 West 11th Eugene Oregon nn, LARSEN S BARBER SHOP 11 East 7th Ave Eugene Oregon HSL MUSIC COMPANY Dlstrlbutors of Band and Orchestra INSTRUMENTS J F LORD Proprletor DONALD C WUNN Manager 720 S W Fourth Ave Phone BEacon 1576 Portland 4 Oregon H. S. Smith Co. 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