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

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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,

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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

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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