Woodburn High School - Wohiscan Yearbook (Woodburn, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1946 volume:

, . a f X , uw 11 X Mx! X X ,, I , v , X w w W W K X 4 I r n Administration .14-if-ga-ug.:1 Q :...1 , . zz . 5' f - ,- z---. vm-..-1, ..1:,.- J..-, .1 ' L4--. -v...i - .M'::..m.L-1.g.'.r.'.f,-4-,--.jazz.---,.,nn1-a. eaclwrs L MAUDE MOCHEL. B. A. University ol Oregon, Iournalism, English, and Natural Science. MARY IHCKSON Physical Education. 749 ELIZABETH SCHULTZ. B. A. College ol St. Bene- dict, St, Ioseph, Minne- sota, English, Library. IESS FIKAN GERALD BURNETT. B. S Willamette University, Physical Education Science. KENNETH THOMPSON. B. S. University ot Oregon. E n gl is h, Mathematics and Music. MILTON GRALAP, B. A. Willamette University, Principal, Science, Math- ematics. CARL MAGNUSON. B. S. Oregon State College, ELBERT DERBY. B. A. Willamette University, HELEN GUISS, Ph.C..B.S. Purdue University, Home Economics and Natural Science. LEONE HOPKINS Oregon State College Commercial. GRACE THOMPSON, B. S. Agriculture. Social Science, and Mu- Philomvth College, Sic' Mathematics and Eng- lish. O' L' WITHERS DEAN BISHOPRICK FRANK PROCTOR 2 IOAN SCHULER Secretary Student ouncil DELMER KUNS President MILTON GRALAP Principal Wm MARION SHAW BARBARA ns!-IRR Vice-President Treanurer Seniors Y .-111 uznn - .qzguug-u. m-:nun Senior Class istory ln the fall of '42 seventy-eight bashful rooks en- rolled in Woodburn High School. With Mr. Hayden as adviser, they elected as their officers Paul Asper, president, lack Murphy, vice-president, Ioan Schuler, secretary, Don Marshall, treasurer, Marvin Laubsch, sergeant-at-arms, Caroline Zuber and Alvoid Zuber, interclass rivalry chairmen. Highlights of the year were the Freshman-Senior reception and a 'lRook picnic. As Sophornores they chose the following officers: Marvin Laubsch, president, Dean Peterson, vice- president, Vidie Kreiger, secretary, Don Marshall, treas' urer, Alvoid Zuber, sergeant-at-arms, La Verna Way- mire and Richard Mason, interclass rivalry chairmen. Miss Genera Dowell was their advisor. As Iuniors and Upper Classmenf' under the ad- visorship of Miss Schultz they elected the following officers: Richard Mason, president, Delmer Kuns, vicel president, Barbara Simonsen, secretary, Duane Shaw, treasurer, Bill Chase, sergeant-at-arrns, Vidie Krieger and Alvoid Zuber, interclass rivalry chairmen. The Iunior year was highlighted by the successful play, Don't Take My Penny, the lunior-Senior Prom, and the annual class picnic. At last they are Seniors with four years of fun and work behind them. The year's officers were Duane Shaw, president, Alvoid Zuber, vice-president, Marilyn Dick, secretary, Dick Mason, treasurer, Delrner Kuns, sergeant-at-arms, Anita Norton and Kenneth Prather, interclass rivalry chairmen. They were ably assisted by their advisors, Mrs. Guiss and Mr. Derry. The main events of this year were the Senior Class play, Brother Goose, the lunior-Senior Prom, and the class picnic. Marilyn Dick was chosen May Queen. Cn the evening of May 29, l946, the Seniors re- ceived their diplomas, The class Was proud of the seven who left school to join the service. They were Gail Collins, Alvoid Zu- ber, Paul Asper, Bill Hall, Carl Long, Iohn Edwards, and Edward Fobert. Good luck, Class of '46. DUANE SHAW President 4, , ALVOID ZUBER Vice-President MARILYN DICK Secretary Richard Anderson Commercial Club 3, 4, Usher 3, 4, Brother Goose, Business Manager 4, .lerry Beach Transferred from Portland 2, GAA 2, 3, 4, Wireless Stall 4: Senior Girl's Chorus 4, Don't Take My Penny 3, Brother Goose 4, Here Comes Pa- tricia 4, lnterclass Sports 2, 3, 4, Com- mercial Club 3, 4, Song Queen Assist- ant 4, Band 2, 3. Paul Asper Class President, l, Don't Take My Penny 3, Basketball 3, 4, Interclass Sports l, 2, 3,, Co-captain, Basketball, 4, Home Room Activities 1, 2. Muriel Beal Booster 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Glee Club 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Home EC. Club 2, 3, 4, His- torian 4, Student Council 4. De Vona Bielland Transferred trom Nevis, Minnesota 3, GAA 3, 4, Commercial Club 4, Band 4, Usher 4, Interclass Sports 3, Senior Girl's Chorus 4, May Day 3. Bill Anderson Interclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, Baseball 3, 4, FFA l, 2, Lettermen Club 3, 4, Lettermen Smoker 2, FFA Smoker 4, Home Boom Activities l, 2, Boy's Chorus, 4. Eilene Bliven May Da 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club, 4, Home gc Club 2, 3, 4, Custodian 2, 3, Torch Honor l, 2, 3, GAA l, 2, 3. Gerald Bonacker lnterclass Sports 2, 3, 4, Iunior Red Cross 2, Home Room Activities 1, 2, Lettermen Club 2, 3, 4? Commercial Club 3, FFA 2, FFA Smoker 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4 Patricia Brown May Day l, 2, Princess35 Head Yell Leader 45 Dramatic Club 25 GAA l, 2, 3, 45 Boosters, Secretar 45 Brother Goose 41 Don't Take lil Penny 35 Here Comes Patricia 45 Usher l5 Glee Club lg Band 25 lnterclass Sports l, 2, 3, 45 Wireless Stall 35 Wohiscan Stall 45 Carnival l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Girl's Chorus 45 Torch Honor l, 3, 4. Bill Chase Lettermen Smoker 25 Don't Take My Penny 35 Lettermen Club 3, 45 Sec- retary 45 FFA 1, 25 Commercial Club 35 Baseball 3, 45 Football l, 45 Interclass Smarts l, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Activities Martha Dexter Transferred lrom Kin Hill, ldaho 25 GAA 3, 45 Home Ec. Club 3, 45 May Day 2, 3. Gail Collins lnterclass Sports l, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Activities l, 2. Iohrmy Edwards FFA l, 2, 35 Track 15 Interclass Sports l, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Activities l, Z. Marilyn Dick Transferred from Silverton 35 GAA 3, 45 Secretary 45 Commercial Club 3, 45 Secretary 45 Class Secretar 45 Inter- class Sports 3, 45 Usher 35 Senior Girl's Chorus 45 Carnival Princess 45 Band 45 May Day 35 Queen 45 Brother Goose 4. Chester English Translerred trom Salem lg FFA Z5 Letterman Club Z, 3, 45 Commercial Cluflaa 415 Football 3, 45 Track Z, 35 Smok- er , , Beruadine Erb GAA I, 2, 3, 45 May Day l, 2, 35 Glee Club l, 25 Home Ec. Club 45 Boosters, Treasurer 45 Iunior Red Cross 45 Senior Girl's Chorus 45 Don't Take My Penny 35 Wireless Stall 45 lnrer- class Sports 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Room, Vice-President 2. Ed Fobext FFA 1, 2, lnterclass Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Activities. Vcxlena Garver Glee Club l, Senior Girl's Chorus 4, May Day l, 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 1, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, President 4, Iunior Red Cross 4, Secretary 4, Usher 4, Booster Club 4, lnterclass Sports 4, glifohiscan Stall 4, Carnival 4, Corvallis Bill Hall FFA 1, 2, Track l,, 3, Don't Take My Penny 3, Basketball 4, lnterclass Bpgrts l, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Activities Florence Hall Transferred from Rib Lake, Wisconsin l, Glee Club 2, Senior Girl's Chorus 4, Commercial Club 2, 4, GAA 3, 4, Home Ec. Club 4, lnterclass Sports 3, 4, May Dov 2, 3, Torch Honor 2, 3, 4, Iunior Red Cross 4. Carl Long Doreen Herzberg GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, 'Treasurer 4, May Day 1, 2, 3, 4, lnterclass S orts l, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Activities 13, 2, Glee Club l, 2, Senior Girl's Chorus 4, Wireless Stalf 4: Don't Take My Penny 3, Home Ec Club 4, luntor Red Cross 4, Boosters 4. Vidie Krieger Cwlee Club 1, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Sec. 2, President 4, May Da l, 2, Princess 3, Crown Princess 4, Bramatic Club 2, Class Secretarg 2, lnterclass Rivalry Chairman 3, on't Take My Penny 3, Soup to Nuts 2, Brother Goose 4, Carnival Queen 3, Booster 4, Presi- dent 4, Song Queen 4. Delmer Kuna FFA l, 2, Secretary 2, Home Room Activities l, 2, lnterclass Sports 2, 3, 4, Torch Honor l, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3, 4: Manager 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Lettermen Club 3, 4, President 4, Don't Take My Penny 3, Student Body President 4, Valedictorian 4. Byron Lippert Transferred lrom Molallcr 2, lnterclass Sports 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Basket- ball 3, 4, Co-captain 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Lettermen Club 3, 4, Boy's Chorus 4, Torch Honor 2. Lettermen Club 3, 4, lnterclass Sisorts 2, 3, 4, l-'lome Room Activities , 2, Boy's Chorus 4. Richard Mason Class President 3, Letterrnen Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Soup to Nuts 2, Don't Take My Penny 3, Brother Goose 4, Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Boy's Chorus 4, Interclass Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Activities 1, 2. Anita Norton Home Ec. Club l, 4, May Day 1, 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, Boosters 4, Inter- class Rivalry Chairman 4, lnterclass Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Wohiscan Stall 4, Iunior Red Cross 4, Torch Honor Z, 4, Home Room Activities l, 2, Senior Girl's Chorus 4. Dean Peterson Translerred lrom Salem l, Band 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, 4, Home Room Activities 2, Yell King 3, Torch Honor 2, Interclass Sports 2, 3, 4, Salutatorian.. Mary Petshaw May Da l, 3, Glee Club l, Commer- cial Club 4, Don't Take My Penny 3, Brother Goose 4, Home Ec. Club 4, Boosters 4, DAR Representative 4, Senior Girl's Chorus 4, Wireless 4, Torch Honor 4, Usher 4, Mt. Angel Academy 2. Ella Phillips Transferred from Gervais 3, Red Cross Representative 3, Commercial Club 3, May Day 3, Crown Princess 4, Home EC Club 4, Secretary 4, lunior Red Cross 4, Victory Bond Queen 4, Don't Take My Penny 3, Usher 4, Yell Queen Assistant 4, Wireless 4, Senior Girls Chorus 4. Marvin Rheinholdt Home Room Activities l, 2, Torch Honor l, 2, 3, Yell Leader Assistant 3, Band l, 2, 3, 4. Ioan Schuler Glee Club l, Class Secretary l, Home Room Activities l, 2, Secretary l, lnterclass Soorts l, 2, May Day l, 3, Princess 2, Home Ec. Club 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4. Student Body Secretary 4, Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Carnival I, Z, 3, 4, Boost- ers 4, Brother Goose 4, Don't Take My Penny 3, Wohiscan Stall 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Assistant Business Manaqer 3, Usher 3, Iunior Red Cross 4, Senior Girl's Chorus 4, Wireless Stall 3, Torch Honor l, 2, 4, Dramatic Club 2. Harold Seaton Duane Shaw lnterclass Sports 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Home Room Activities l, 2, Commercial Club 3, Lettermen Club 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, Class President 4, FFA 4. Transferred from Burbank Calil Let gerranen Club 3, 4, Football 3 4 FFA Barbara Simonsen Commercial Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretarg 3: May Day l, 2, 3, Torch Honor 1, , 3, 4, Home Ec, Club 2, 3, 4, Renorter 3: lnterclass Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 2, Brother Goose 4, Don't Take My Penny Production 3, Senior Girl's Chorus 4, Victory Bond Cam- aign Chairman 4, Wireless Stall 3: Rome Room Activities l, 2: Secretary 2, Usher 3, Iunior Red Cross 4, Wo' hiscan Staff 3, 4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 4, Boosters 4, Iunior Red Cross Chairman 4, Harley Slade Transferred from San Francisco, Cali- fornia 2, FFA 2, Basketball 2, 3, lnterf class Sports 2, 3, 4, Usher 3, 4, Broth- er Goose Production 4 Rose Underleiter Transferred from Seattle, Washinqton 2, May Day 3, 4, Home Ec Club 3, 4, Wireless Staff 4, Senior G1rl's Chorus 4. Eldon Slover Interclass Soorts 4, FFA l, 2, 3, Don't Take My Penny Production 3, Brother Goose Production 4, Home Room Activities l, 2. Ivan Vistica FFA l, 2, 3, Smoker 4, Boys Chorus 4, Baseball l, Track 3, 4, Don't Take My Penny Production, May Day 1, lnterclass Sports l, 2, 3, 4. LaVerna Waymire May Day 1, 2, 3, Princess 2, Yell Queen Assistant 4, Usher 3, Head Usher 4, Student Council 3, Home Ec Club 2, 3, 4, Historian 3, President 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Wireless Staff 3, ,lnterclass Sports l, 2, Glee Club l, 2: luriior Red Cross 1, 3, 4, Secretary l, Senior Girl's ghorus 4, Interclass Rivalry Chairman Ted Weise Tronslerred from St Paul, Minnesota 4, Brother Goose 4, Wireless Stall 4 Iuanita Williams Translerred from Salem 3, Home Ec. Club 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, Basketball Manaaer 4, May Day 3, Brother Goose 4, Senior Girl's Chorus 4, Alvoid Zuber Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2: Basket- ball 1, 4, lnterclass Rivalry Chairman 1, 2, Lettermen Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 2, Interclass Sports Chairman 3, Treasurer 3, Brother Goose 4, Don't Take My Penny 3, lnterclass Sports l, 2, 3, 4, Student Body Vice-President 3, Home Room Activities 1, 2. NAME Richard Anderson Bill Anderson Paul Asper Ierry Beach Muriel Beal DeVona Bjelland Eilene Bliven Gerald Bonacker Patricia Brown Bill Chase Gail Collins Martha Dexter Marilyn Dick Iohn Edwards Chester English Bemadine Erb Edward Fobert Valena Garver Bill Hall Florence Hall Doreen Herzberg Vidie Krieger Delmer Kuns Byron Lippert Carl Long Richard Mason Anita Norton Dean Peterson Mary Petshaw Ella Phillips Marvin Rheinholdt loan Schuler Harold Seaton Duane Shaw Barbara Simonsen Harley Slade Eldon Slover Rose Underleiter Ivan Vistica LaVerna Waymire Ted Weise Iuanita Williams Alvoid Zuber NICKNAME Buddy Bill Paulie Babe Muriel Devy Blivie Ierry Pat Willie Willie Weezer Gail Marty Marn Iohnny Chet Bernie Fuzzy leannie lust Bill Flo Pootie Pearl Kuntz Bymo Carlie Dick Nita Pete Mary Blondie Shorty lo Seaton Shaw Barbs Harley Eldon Little Bit lvie Verna Teddy Nita Sonny J! TYPE PET SAYING Nice Mop Top Susie! Rugged I love you. Prince Charming Why shore! Silly Oh clubl Undecided How about that. Frivolous Oh heaven! Sleepv Oh Christmas! Reserved Gee whiz! Sneezy Stupid. . - Witty I want a kiss. Tall, Dark 61 Hello, you cutie!! Handsome Easy goin' Oh gollys! Snow White Did it! Wolf Owoo-oo-oo-oooo Smooth Beats me. Bethrothed Lloyd. Dopey Oh No! No one knows So help me. Faithful Hi, Babe! Executive Oh fudge! Likeable Oh fuzz! Varga Girl Get me? 212 IQ, Chuckle, chuckle. Doc Atta baby. Studious Oh shucks! Possessive Marilyn Loud Oh fudge! Grumpy Absolutely NO girls! Quiet Are you kiddin'. Demure I think!! I will!! Snoopy How about a date? But they always refuse. Flirt Oh my gosh! High school Crumba! Mixture Dad rat it. Career girl Oh, Lord. Dreamy I don't know. Laughing Cuss it! Scholastic Oh fish! Happy I ain't gonna do it. Detenseless l'm not the type. Nonchalant Oh heck! Wolfish Hey yeal Bashful Vidie :fx we V, if X QW.. , l 'i 'ftffwfif B' W Ai. . f' fx ,f f tv - . QL f .N I5 gal 1 Eltfibx tg' klqlp 1- L21 I . AMBITION To make a car out of the already have. A great criminal lawyer. jalopv I To get home from the Navy. Long distance operator in Willamette. Travel. To settle down. To grow tall. You guess. Phamacist. Find a woman. Beauty operator. Old maid school teacher. Portland. To become a licensed wolf. Licensed pilot. Home with Lloyd in it. Navv. I wish I knew. Get a leave. Go to college. Ioin the Navy. Honky Tonker. Break the 212 I.Q. record. To be a chemist. Radio man. Coach. To get tall. Raise havoc with the Eng Cover girl. Sailor's wife. To be a man some day. Oregon State. To get along with women. Doubtful. University of Oregon. Flyer! Farmer. Airline stewardess. Weed farmer. Act my acre. Crirninologist. Get out of high scool, Great baseball player. lish teachers Seneca 61644 Wi!! I, Richard Anderson, will my car to the Iunior Class for junk. - I, Bill Anderson, will my ability to get along with Miss Schultz to Merrill Yuranek. I, Paul Aspen will my girl friend tI..orraine l-Ianauskal to Mr. Gralap, for the time being. I, Ierry Beach, will my sly wink to lack Krieger. I, Muriel Beal, will my ability to skip school to anyone else who can get away with it, I, DeVona Bielland, will my long hair to Hazel Mason. I, Eilene Bliven, will my faithful job in the Home Ec. Department to Iackie Ftue. I, Gerald Bonacker. will my model-T-white-top and all to anyone for the sum of 55000. I. Pat Brown, will my changeable mind to Norman Sergeant. I, Bill Chase. will my good disposition to Loren Lippert. I, Gail Collins, will my girls in Silverton to no one. I want them all myself. I, Martha Dexter, will my good excuses to anyone who likes to skip school. I. Marilyn Dick. will my curly hair to Iimmy Gay or anyone who needs it. I, Iohnny Edwards, will my place in school to anyone whouwants it-I willtake the Navy. I, Chester English. will my ability of going to school an extra year to anyone that needs it. I, 'Bernadine Erb. will my ability to write journalistic trash to Mrs.wMochelQ I. Ed Fobert, will my freckles to lake Erwert. I, Valena Garver, will my sister to the high school. I, Bill Hall, will my basketball experience to Ray Dryden. I, Florence Hall. will my smile to lean Butterfield. I, Doreen Herzberg, will my brown eyes to Hazel Engle. I, Vidie Krieger. will my good letters from Zuber to the paper drive so no one else can read them. I. Delmer Kuns, will my ability to get ones to Rodney Polly if he can make them. I. Byron Lippert. will my ability to slide rx :fslii::h pump ftrombonel to Merrill Leighty. I. Carl Long, will nothing to nobody. I. Dick Mason, will my ability to get miscellaneous injuries in football to Dennis Miller. I. Anita Norton, will my good nature to Ioanne Garver. I, Dean Peterson. will my ability to read English essays to Don Scarborough. I. Mary Petshaw. will the gleam in my eyes to Bill Tremaine. I. Ella Phillips, will my ability to say no to Yvonne Williams. ' I, Marvin Rheinholdt, will my ability not to take girls out, to Whitie Baglien. I. Ioan Schuler. will my ability to two-time to Anita Miller. I. Harold Seaton, will all the 5's that Miss Schultz has given me back to her. I, Duane Shaw, will my shyness to Kenny Waymire. I. Barbara Simonsen. will all the knowledge I should have gained in high school to Dorothy Bjelland. I, Harley Slade, will my front seat in English to Marion Shaw. I. Eldon Slover, will all my girl friends to anybody who wants them. I, Rose Underleiter, will my ability in Sociology to Thomas Smith. I, Ivan Vistica, will my 5's in English to Miss Schultz to give to some other studentg also my place on the flunk list to anyone who wants it. I. I.aVerna Waymire, will my coyish ways to' Foye Harper. I. Ted Weise, will all the knowledge I learned in Social Science back to Mr. Derry, except that which I learned out of the Durant book. I, Iuanita Williams, will my seat in Chemistry to any- one that can understand it-Chemistry, I mean. I, Al Zuber, will my position on the football squad to Dale Yuranek. , L W Finns 2 fist? . ,YY wgpfff ' 'illilflijll if Juniors, Soplwmores and Freshmen nlsqxfnumm-.mn W. . X .-. i. 1--Lf 1 ' 1 ,aw :: 1 w..,.1wH nu, .- U4..u . -.n:. -,v 11 -ww ..u:.1x w,Q..,..4Y.., 4 1 11 ' M J 1 X. ,. V ,w Nm. 1 -1..:.wv nw., .1 .1 w. L...r,..:.uu.m-pam unior lass On September 21, eighty-one students entered the doors of W. H. S. for the tirst tirne. As officers they elected the following: Norman Sergeant, presidentg Ar- nold Bigler, vice-presidentg Iake Erwert, secretaryg Marion Shaw, treasurerg and Donna Hollenbeck, inter- class rivalry chairman. Miss Heath and Mr. Morgan were the advisers. illllrt 1- BOB COREY 53.4-. ffmw-1-wm..,,,,,,, IUNIOR CLASS-Continued In the fall of '44 with some gone and some new ones also, they elected the following officers: Bob Pillsbury, president, Marion Shaw, vice-president, Ray Dryden, secretaryg Mary I-lelsel and Iunior Clark, interclass rivalry chair- men, Daris Olson and Marilyn McLaughlin, Student Council representatives. Miss Heath again was their adviser. During the year they had a party and the annual class picnic. This year the Iunior Class elected as their officers Bob Corey, president, Bill Trernaine, vice-presidentg Mary Helsel, secretary-treasurer, Eileen Hage- nauer and L. F. Clark, interclass rivalry chairrneng Anita Miller and Norman Sergeant, Student Council representatives. Miss Schultz was their advisor. During the year they sponsored a skate and high-lighting the year were the Iunior Class play and the Iunior-Senior Prom. ' fi Fav if fi M' S Q 'M N , ., - Y ,.,.. . :s:,:.- I Ib rn I ' ps Sophomores ln the fall of '44, eighty freshmen entered the doors of Woodburn High School. The officers elected for the year were Larry Hildreth, president, lames Gay, vice- president, Ardell Rudi, secretary-treasurerg Bob Hall, sergeant-at-arms, Eleanor Moen and Charles Gregory, interclass rivalry chairmen. Mr. Kenneth Thompson was their advisor. In the fall of '45, with Miss Hopkins as advisor they chose the following officers: Iames Gay, president, Irvin Zastoupil, vice-presidentg Connie Coons, secretary- Rita Halter, sergeant-at-armsg Delores Hathaway and Bob Hall, interclass rivalry chairrneng Hazel Engle and Gordon Kadrmas, Student Council representatives. A Sophomore skate and the annual class picnic highlighted the year. IIMMY GAY 5 i t ...1 IACK KRIEGER b '! I l Q N Freshmen On September l7, 1945, one hundred and twenty- three freshmen enrolled in Woodburn High School, The officers elected were lack Krieger, president, Dale Yuranek, vice-president, Betty Krieger, secretary- treasurerg Norma Stone and Loren Lippert, interclass rivalry chairmen, Merry McGrath and Ioe Collins, Stu- dent Council representatives. Mr. Kenneth Thompson was their adviser. Highlights of the year were the FreshmanfSenior reception and a 'lRook skate and picnic. Activijies - .1 4.1-.una nu- 13.1. um:-in Letterman Under the leadership of our president, Delmer Kuns, the club has participated in several activities including a smoker and their annual picnic. The Lettermen club is made up of boys who have earned the required points in any sport to have received his letter. Other officers are Al Zuber, vice-presidentg Bill Chase, secf retary-treasurerg and Richard Lang, sergeantfat-arms, PMR 'f:',?'1qr t l L l 4 3 hui1 M M dbx Lthr DELMER KUNS - v 13 4 t 5 ED LEAVY X l + + 5 s i F. F. A. The Woodburn F. F. A, chapter has completed an- other successful school year. The chapter has taken part in many school activities, state F. F, A. activities, and revised the annual smokers. The officers are Ed Leavy, president, Don Thompson, vice-president, Iohn Singer, secretary, and Mr. Magnuson, the adviser. in 5 4 is 4+-is 'x fxx Zigi Q! , ,N - fsi it ooster 'lub The Booster club, consisting of the twelve outstand- ing senior girls, chose as their officers Vidie Krieger, president, Ierry Beach, vice-president, Pat Brown, sec- retary, and Bernadine Erb, treasurer, The adviser was Miss Mary Iackson. Highlighting the year was the annual picnic, several parties and a trip to Hoodoo Lodge. '90- -,. 'YW RUST RER 1 VIDIE KRIEGER VIDIE KRIEGER iuwmmwiis Sm Go Ao Ao Membership to the Girls' Athletic Association is open to those who have earned twenty points in inter- class sports and minor sports. Highlighting the club's program this year was the Halloween Carnival and the slumber party. The girls of the club also furnished the gym with some new equipment. The club with its capable adviser, Miss Iackson, in- cluded the following officers: Vidie Krieger, president, Muriel Beal, vice-president, Marilyn Dick, secretary, Doren Herzberg, treasurer, Betty Twito, volleyball manager, Iuanita Williams, basketball managerg Mari- lyn McLaughlin, baseball manager, Ierry Beach, hit pin baseball manager, and Barbara Fisher, minor sports. W, ,K I i A fx i 4 X i ommercial lub The Commercial Club is composed ol students who are enrolled in any of the commercial subjects. The club entered in many school activities. The officers are Valena Garver, presidentg Bob Pillsbury, vice- presidentg Marilyn Dick, secrelaryg and Mary Helsel, treasurer. The club has been capably advised by Miss Hopkins. 5 S Qu.. 45001 VALENA GARVER fr PY., nf' GX? fl' 'Wm I -fl 'ki-gn, . ff! 0 51:15 'page K h HC S X17 ' 43 325 PV? CC we. if 0 -.1..f IIJS Clap ome Economics Club Under the leadership of Mrs. Guiss, the club con- tinued as one of the oldest chapters in Oregon. Verna Waymire was president, Eileen Hagenauer, vice-presi- dentg Ella Phillips, secretary, Cleo Schroeder, treasurer, and Muriel Beal, historian. During the year there was one district and one state conference. Ni VEHNA WAYMIHE 4-wil M ti WW BARBARA SIMONSEN Q unior e ross The executive couricil ot the Iuriior Red Cross was composed of the members of the Senior Home Eco- nomics class. The officers were Mrs. Guiss, adviserg Barbara Simoriseri, chairmarig Valena Garver, secre- tary, This group directed the bond drive, membership drive and sponsored a benefit picture tor the organiza- tion. ix, ELLA PHILLIPS PAT BROWN VERNA WAYMIRE VIDIE KRIEGER IERRY BEACH Song and Yell eculers At the close ol the last school year Pat Brown was elected by the student body as Yell Queen, and Vidie Krieger was elected Song Queen. At the be gmning ol this school year Verna Waymire and Ella Phillips were chosen to ass1st the Yell Queen, and Irene Monnier and Ierry Beach chosen as assist- ants to the Song Queen. NK' .L 'IO ireless The W. H, S, Wireless has been an object of antici- pation throughout the 1945-46 school year. Through various editors and stall members school news and scandal has been aptly presented. The adviser for the year was Mrs. Mochel. MRS. MOCHEL - Band The W. H. S. Band has played a very important part in school activities and promot- ing enthusiasm and school spirit. Mr. Elbert Derry has been a very efficient and able dir- ector. The band received an excellent rating in a district band contest and also presented a spring concert. Boy ,S Chorus Back row: B Lippert, I. Gay, H. Slade, K. Thompson, Ft. Mason, B. Corey, R. Henn, S. Anderson. Front row. G. Andrews, I. Mathews, B. Anderson, G. Bonacker, D. Yurcxnek, D. Ballweber, W. Gill, D. Peterson, S. Budeau, H. Strouse. CROWN PRINCESSES Ella Phillips vldle Krieger IUNIOR PRINCESSES Donna Gilliam Evelyn Thomas QUEEN SOPHOMORE PRINCESSES Hazel Engle Rita Halter Marilyn Dick FRESHMAN PRINCESSES Pct Thompson Dorothy Bjelland 'Q DELMER KUNS Clubs and Activities A an 'ts Q2 ff 'st t gmt., f , is , jf: - 1 V ttf? , 4 Ya ' . 5:5 U - if J MARY HELSEI. Assistant Editor t MARILYN MCLAUGHLIN Artist IOAN SCHULER MILTON GRALAP Business Manager Adviser Wfofulican SM! 1946 . BARBARA SIMONSEN Editor ANITA IVIILLER Assistant Business Manager PM BROWN VALENA GARVER Snapshot Editor Features RICHARD MASON Boys Sports Editor 6 MN Bon PILLSBURY ANITA NORTON BARBARA FISHER MARION SHAW Classes Gir1's Sports Editor DIGITICI Administration Wohiscctn Staff '45 - '46 Back row: O. McCoy, M. McLaughlin, D. Uphott, B. Fisher, M. Dick, D Herzberg, B. Erb, V. Krieger, I. Beach, A. Norton, M. l-lelsel, E. Phillips, I Williams. Middle row: B. Simonsen, D. Bielland, R, McClain, A. Miller, P. Brown, V. Garver, I. Schuler, V, Waymire, D. Benson, R. Underleiter, D Kosse, L. Powell, B. Harper, W. Breuninger. Front rowi F. Hall, B. Medeariz, R. Nash, I. Nims, L. Nelson, C. Boss, C. Schroeder, E. Hagenauer, D Gilliam, M, Petshaw. Seniaa am! anim nh Ghaawi Sofzfmmaae 01.61 Ghcvua Back row: D. Hathaway, E Hove, B Craft, E. Anderson, F. Templeton E Prinslow, L. Hart, I. Iohnson, B. Milburn, N. Seifert. Middle row Y Williams l... Hanauska, R. Halter, W. Cole, E. Knizley, B. Taylor, B, Keener B Pahl I. Bose. Front rowi B. Twito, R. Lang, C Mills, C. Glass, T. Brosseau A Rudi H. Engle, E. Moen, B. Walker. Back row' B Kolousek, I Gregory, D Swanson, F. Ficek, L. Workman, l-I. Smolirisky, B. Kreiger, M. McGrath, V. Willig, I. Rue, P. Bechtel, D. Sonnen, I. Garver. Middle row: I. Hove, B. Walker, G. Iohnson, N. Stone, B. Baker, R. Benson, R. Iepson, E. Glass, S. Miller, A. Richter, I. Bond, G. Underleiter, G. Seaton, F. Davis, M. Mayhew, K. Kuns, V. Mills. Front row D. Seilert, H. Mason, I. McClure, D. Sebern, B. Bauman, C. VicKroy, C. Davis, A Nelson, V. Douglas, D. Bjelland, B. Del-laon. 6? ah efaaaud 'Bri orch onor e QU hh' DEAN PETERSON DELMER KUNS dh.. Wharf SY gift? if 2? A c-:Mfg i 5 if 90 fff, Mffm :QM V if W? 2 ? ii Q H QQ Zia? Aww Q Sf W , , 0WQSs?? -.w fezffs . is nn. l g: .,: .gfg QQWWf -':A mm ef! JIM K ,a K mv, 1 Mx ?i 'AvmwMv, I 0' -5' QW f Of Snr , ldnm Q NN J '-.. J I , 'MW Eff NUw1.f Drama Q! ff: V-1 nut P 1 Ui. f,-flfr'-E. F2114 SQ ik: uri! 34-1 E' 11 93,41 Xa hfilisf .ff .. 'M' 33 E ., 3 ' iz? M EL jf'i l ii? - 3 w i ig?-Q 5 42 225: rw E' s 5 5 11 7. . ,+.. -H ' 311 . , 'XE T! 39 as -QE' ' 'ii-1-L fe 5' fl MF K v S P V -- .4 fl? 'T 1 . U r ff . l rg -L .i , 46 I .5114 I ii LW' P A lmost Summer Characters lor the Iunior Class play which was presented March 22, were Bob Pillsbury KPaulD, Char- lene Ross CMrs. Ionesl, Bill Tremaine CMr. Ionesl, Iohnny Mathews Uuniorl, Barbara Fisher CMaryD, Anita Miller Uanel, Bob Corey Clackl, Donna Gilliam CLilahJ, Lorraine Powell iAnnal, Directoress for ihe play was Mrs. Thompson. ffwh Mas. THOMPSON Brother 6003999 Characters tor the Senior Class play which was presented December 21 were Pat Brown CPeggyl, Dick Mason Ueftl Mary Petshaw Clnlyacinthl, Ted Weise fWesl, Vidie Krieger 'CLenorel, Ierry Beach CEvel, Ioan Schuler lCarolD, Barbara Sirnonsen lMrs. Trimmerl, Marilyn Dick CSarahl, Iuanita Williams CHelenl, Al Zu- ber CTruck Driverl. Directoress was Miss Elizabeth Schultz. fy 'ti HERE COMES PATRICIA The Student Body play, Here Comes Patricia, a comedy in three acts, was presented May 17 in the high school auditorium. The cast includes: Ierry Beach CPatricial, LeRoy Murphy tlimmyl, Sidney Harper CElbertJ, Mary Helsel tlfllsiel, Opal McCoy CMrs. Caroll, lim Peterson CTiml, Ieanette Nims iAn- gelinal, Marilyn McLaughlin CMinnieJ, Pat Brown lMrs. Smith Porterl, Don Thompson CML Wadel, Don Kosse CSylvesterD. Director for the play was Mr. Thompson. KENNETH THOMPSON. B. S. University of Oregon English, Mathematics and Music. s qw ,lf ze VH bb,-7 -fffl 54 . Kira -Inn. X Q. 'K' Q... Yew MQ. W! PI' 'S 36 V? 'Fil A 73 I iq-far 'Xz- num f a,..,,,,,. . -in f W f Q A 'W . ' 4 wt 2' W- A W XX If nv X K ' 'NN , .,.. J, Sports g - f r -,, - 3- cf. .. 1: ,,,'-g - 1 u .1 - .,..IL, -, ,L 1? f wg- . .lv -, ff-'Q 1 --e :xx - . 'Qi' .F .I ft .'l'Lu-- . ' ' v, ---w ,Lg gg-, .- .,1, , ,W v 'H ' 'nu-d. v fQ?,14f l Ml , ,L,,a f4il9N M, x x,h:Mr1 14-' -4.Lu'! ,' Qu: :., V ,'a'i,', f f 'f E'-' ' qw NISE :V ' ,,5,,, ,,.,- ,, ,13- , w.v ' NH, . .,,, 1 'Ju .g,,,, , 1 Lu :Hd NL. f HA fit: '- ff: 7: --E-1-W. Jw- ,-, f ...,..,w,,u, . , 'L' 1' 'Zh ' U' -f .' '-1 I -a sk'- J-, 1 5? 7. I .5-5' Tv' Ng r . Mg 2, ml W, arsity ootball With only four lettermen to build around, Coach Iiggs Burnett pulled his third straight Duration league championship out of his wrinkled, well-worn cap. Burnett whipped his team into shape in time to beat the Newberg team 6-0 to start the season off rightg this being a happy event, because in the previous years the Newberg boys had trounced the Bulldogs time and again. The Bulldogs, sparked by the ace performer, Al Superman Zuber, went on to be undefeated in league play, and only a tie with arch-enemy, Silverton, kept them from the district play-off. Zuber ended his high school football career by taking his third straight scoring honors. He was placed in the all-star selection two times. Lost by graduation this year will be seniors Kuns, Zuber, Mason, Seaton, Hall, and to Uncle Sam will go juniors Clark and Bigler, both top performers for the team this year. Woodburn 6 - - - Newberg 0 Woodburn 7 - - - Molalla 6 Woodburn 54 - - - Dallas 0 Woodburn 20 - - - Canby 0 Woodburn 21 - - - 'Jhemawa 12 Woodburn 13 - - - Silverton l3 Woodburn 41 - - - Stayton 0 B-,f 2, N 1- E . Q L X-V W I i 'Q - ' 55-jf 'rY'- Q, In .1 , ,,,, W ' W 'la.'5B,2if i f ' . f X . Q7f9 9 55'i2f-1e4?51 ...z 11+ ' 'zi' 1 4 2 ,... ' p-W. ,M ,,,, .W M ghwmw w.mW..r W ,W Www. ,. MMM y.,-H-...,. , ,nw-M. ., , p-we--M... Qggqgwwqr A ee D M , Q, MM ,,,,, fr i Q 5.152 arsity 'ootbull Squad Q Q QA l I Y ' . 'V A - pi f 1 2 n xi 1 5 rx . ., ' , . K. ...4 4 'X , fx M., X D , MM,,M,,,,,,, , ,D ,We X X ,N XX A X , x Leit to right CTopj: Mcrthews, Bcxglien, Krieger, Chase, Dcrvis, Brcmsel, Dryden, Erwert D. Yurcmek, Burnett lBottomJ: Harper, Sergeant, Kuns, Mason, Hull, Lang, M. Yurcmek Gay, Corey. F ,,Q,,, NW0 5562 C334 Q4 fx M V n,,, ?M., V ff 'ei Left to right CTopD: Mulhews, Dryden, Stone, Olson, Hcrgelsteing Clfioltoml: Andrews Lippert, Mason, Burnett, B SQUAD 5, 5 ,A W w,M,53?f' Left to rlght fTopJ' Shaw, Collins, Cannon, Brog, Leighly, fBollomD: Lippert, D, Yurcnek Guy, Krieger. 4 arsity usketball Weakened considerably by the loss of seven lettermen by graduation last year, and by tour during the season, the Bulldog basketball team was unable to get rolling as in previous years. Battling to the last bell at all times, nevertheless the Bulldogs gave each and every team a good fight tor their money. The Bulldog rooters, although not used to seeing their team behind, came through at all times, to cheer them on. Returning this year were only two lettermen, Mason and Lippert, but by using Iuniors extensively Coach Burnett completed the team. With a heavy load on their shoulders, the up and coming B squad members will have to be the material with which to build a team next year. They displayed a lot of good basketball for the B squad this year and with luck and good coaching, they will make up for the record run up this season. Woodburn 30 - - - Newberg Woodburn 24 - - - Beaverton Woodburn 12 - - - Silverton Woodburn 22 - - - Sandy Woodburn 25 - - - Stayton Woodburn 15 - - - Newberg Woodburn 22 - - - Beaverton Woodburn 17 - - - Dallas Woodburn 22 - - - Molalla Woodburn 24 - - - Silverton Woodburn 28 - - - Estacada Woodburn 22 - - - Mt. Angel Woodburn 31 - - - Canby Woodburn 28 - - - Sandy Woodburn 21 - - - Stayton Woodburn 13 - - - Dallas Woodburn 27 - - - Molalla Woodburn 32 - - - Silverton Woodburn 23 - - - Mt. Angel Woodburn 27 - - - Estacada Left to right Topl: Leighty, Miller, Baglien, Krieger, M. Yuranek, Anderson, Sergeant, D. Yuranek, Burnett, CBottomJ: Olsen, Mathews, Lippert, Gay, Andrews, Tremaine, Erwert, Dryden. I Wind upl 7 y 31, f y -eggs, M .mr .M Q 2 W . H3 we S A Hitlll arsity Baseball Getting off to a good start as far as weather goes, the Bulldog baseball team went into competition against members of the new Willamette Valley League. Coach Burnett will be using his freshmen-sopha more reserves extensively and has hopes for a good showing in the games he has scheduled for them. By the experience gained by the under class men he hopes to build a good team for the coming years, Returning lettermeri will be Lippert, Gay, Anderson, Trernaine, Mathews, and Sergeant. iff ii' .lf League Schedule for Baseball Canby vs. Woodburn ....,,,,.......,.,,...,.... March 27 Sandy vs. Woodburn ,.........,,. April 5 Mt. Angel vs. Woodburn ...,..... April 12 Estacada vs. Woodburn ....... April 16 Woodburn Bye ..................t... April 19 Dallas vs. Woodburn ....,... April 26 Molalla vs. Woodburn ....... .May 3 Stayton vs. Woodburn ....... .May 7 Silverton vs. Woodburn ........ .May l0 A Mail fgt. i S9513 aw Play Ballll -H iii '. ' ..1a. The Pitch! ft r11t'ikTiC'e.f'W has ' L+ Sliding Homel Left to right CTopJ: Brog, Murphy, Smith, Lippert, Ballweber, Shaw, Harper, Burnett, tBottomj: Mason, Walter, Hagelstein, Hall, Thompson, Lang, Brassel, Shaw, Bonacker. raele This year, with five lettermen coming back and an inspiring record of two second placements last year and by placing in the top few at the state meet at Corvallis, the Bull- dog track team goes into competition in the new Willamette Valley league. Last year the track team was represented in the state meet by four contestants: junior Clark in the high hurdles and high jump, Dick Mason in the 220-yard dash, Bob Hall in the javelin, and Bill Austin in the shot put and discus. Out of these four only Bill Austin was able to place. He took first in the shot put and fifth in the discus to place his team in the few top teams. Lost by graduation last year were Austin, McKee, and Mills, and to the service Went Bigler and Clark, two top performers for the team last year. Returning lettermen will be seniors Shaw in the sprints, high jump, broad jump, and relay, Mason in the sprints, hurdles, javelin, shot, and relayg and Bonacker in the sprints and relay, Returning juniors are Lang in the discus and shoty Hagelstein in the discus and shot. Hall in the javelin is the only returning sophomore letterman. if if 'Cf Track Schedule Interclass Meet .............................,....,..... March 22 Molalla vs. Woodburn ....... ........ A pril 4 Silverton vs. Woodburn ,....., ........ A pril 11 Molalla Pentaphalon ....,.... ............ A pril 17 Canby vs. Woodburn ........ ...-...May 2 League Meet .................... ......... M ay 4 State Meet ...,.... ......... M ay 18 ?i 2 3 SENIOR GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM Standing: B. Simonsen, I. Beach, V, Krieger, Miss Iackson. Seated. M. Dick, captain, P. Brown, F. Hall, B. Erb, H, Herzberg. FRESHMEN GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM Standing: D. Sonnen, B Walker, N Stone, P. Bechtel. Seated. G tonn- son, captain, F. Ficek, V. Willig, D. Seifert, D. Swanson. flaw, 1 irl's asleetball .. -Yi! ,A,,, ,. v 4' ,Y in- SOPHOMORE GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM Standing: B. Walker, T. Brosseu, D. Hathaway. Sealed: I. Iohnson, Y Williams, captain, E. Moen, H, Engle, R. Halter, E. Prinslow. IUNIOR GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM Standing: W. Breuninger, M. McLaughlin, L. Powell, E. Thomas. Seated: R Nash, B. Medearis, R. McClain, A. Miller, M. Helsel, captain. ff' Ihr My ,- l bm 1- X f X- X A , ,ff , XJ SEPTEMBER an X. 17 . . . Hello, everyone. Well, first day of school and oh, how gf NX l everyone loves it. Let's see what we can find in the line tx l of news for this year. - fl,-,ey 28 . . . Look, here we tripped Newberg on their field 6 to 0. Not l . ' bad for the first game in football. I ff' OCTOBER 5 . . . Clashing with Molalla there, We plowed through to a 7 to 6 victory. 10 . . . Watching all the rooks shine, we held our annual Senior- Freshman reception. N' . , X-- X X 12 . . . Dallas came to visit, and left with a sad heart and a loss f .QW -V K of 53-0, but enjoyed a few laughs while watching our prop- A A Q .X , ' erly initiated rooks parading around in their bright regglia. at A, ff if 18 . . . One event that is always welcomed by the FFA boys is A ' ff' the fair at Salem. S- ,V 'N t x 19 . . . Woodburn shines with a team that scores a 20 to 0 , victory over Canby on our own field. iv 26 . . . While shivering in the O' weather we watched Woodburn Ci wallop Sweet Home 40 to 6. 31 . . . Adults as well as students were staggering around the concessions under the influence of cider and doughnuts, at our annual Carnival sponsored by the GAA. Completing the evening was the presentation of the Carnival Queen, Minnie Danski and her court. NOVEMBER 2 . . . Trouncing over the Chemawa Indians we bettered our standing with another victory. 5 . . . Ah, a blessed event! 'Teachers institute. 9 . . . The first skate of the year was held at Newberg spon- sored by the junior class. 12 . . . Playing our yearly rivals lSilvertonl We brought home a i tie of 13 points. A IN , 22 . . . To end our football season we washed out Stayton with l 5 W a score of 41 to 0 on our home field. ., '5 .s fi-1 27 . . . Iunior Red Cross sponsored a Bond Drive assembly with Mr. Vandeneyne, county chairman, Bond Queen candidates, service men and many other honored guests present. 27 . . . The FF A tried their luck in sponsoring a skate for the students in Salem. DECEMBER . . . A group of girls went to Salem for a Play Day of sports and recreation. . . . Our first Smoker was held in our gym with many receipts left over for the FFA fund. . . . The Iuniors tried someting new with a sock hop inviting the school. . . . Starting our basketball season off we won the game with a very close 30 to 29 score over Newberg 'on our home floor. . . . At Beaverton we slipped and lost our first game of the year, but it wasn't a league game. Thank goodness!! . . . Annual Basketball Iamboree at Mount Angel. Unluckily the captain drew Silver- ton, and we were beaten by two points. . . . Yes, everyone came out alive, but it was surprising they did, at the Freshman skate. . . . When Sandy came to visit us, they went home with a victory in their pockets. . . . The never forgotten Senior Class play, Brother Goose, was put on to everyones enjoyment. . . . Going to Stayton we bagged a victory f f If-!jD-Sissy 51 r s.S4f'iEl . S H if A ,S x iw Wx CXSX: ' xx Pl fstffxfgf j of 25 to l4 for the A-squad. The B-squad took the opener with a close tally of 19 to 18. 21 . . . At last, Christmas vacation and ll days to snoop for hidden presents and sleep in the morning. Z8 . . . Taking on Newberg on our floor, We saw them take home a victory. 'N jf IANUARY A ' I , 715 fw 2 . . . Back to school we go for awhile to try to develop YW, t1 .. ,- our brain fwhich is practically impossiblel some more. xi,- X , 2 . . . Starting off right after Christmas vacation we played X ,f 1, Beaverton on our floor, and much to our dislike they If 'lf T' ' A took home the bacon. ji, .... Playing Dallas on their floor, they squeezed a vic- A tory of 24 to 17 from us. I' X 8 . . . On this night Molalla visited us to out-do our team as they doubled our score of 40 to 22. 11 . . . Well, look who's here-Silverton! But sadly for us, they took home the high score while the B-squad sale vaged thesother high score. . . Everyone going to Estacada, We came home sad and beaten, but ready for the next game to show We got it in us to beat. . . Cover up! Lead with your left! These were the chants voiced by the spectators at another F F A Smoker. . . For a frolic in the snow a group of happy girls traveled to Hoodoo Lodge for the week-end to try and learn the art of skiing. . . As usual, we were trounced by a league rival in the form of Mount Angel. . . Playing Canby there, We varnished them, bringing up our standard with a 31 to 28 triumph. . . The league leaders fSandyl Walloped us with an embarassing score of 69 to 28. FEBRUARY . . Again we yielded, this time to the power of the Stayton Bean Pickers on our home floor. . . We were hosts to the triumphant team of Dallas. 8 12-13 '.' . . Three games there were-these in succession, their morale to build and ours to lessen. . . Skidding into an overpowering obsta- cle-Estacada-we took another loss. . . The Home Ec. girls attended a district conference in Molalla, . . The students were entertained by Mr. Lee Grabel, the magician, from California. . . Mount Angel cast a shadow on our hopes of winning the District Champion- ship. . . Many compliments were being heard floating around-occasion'?? Why, of course, the Senior pictures arrived. . . We played enthusiastically for the fl A f-w-...?.-V lx, x6 O, KN 'X flvfif' 'mn 3 ff A ,fwlil T T 3 Asif' tial . I 1 S L A C Cf I C ll 1 i A consolation post, and we gained it in three minutes overtime. . . One, two, three, four, five, were the tones uttered by the referee at the third FFA Smoker of the year. . . The girls, especially Seniors, were real- izing the fact that eight upperclass boys decided to see the world by joining the services. Q MARCH T.: 1 . . . Silverton put us on the sidelines for the rest of the district play-off if , by walloping us with a tripping score of 48 to 21. A , 1 8 . . . Eats-provided by the Boosters for appreciation of the basketball T M 1 boy's efforts to win for Woodburn. . 15 . . . Crash! Bang! Plop! Ouch! These were some of the exclamations V , heard at the Commercial Club skate at Newberg. j 4, 22 . . . Look! Everyone came all dressed in their best to watch the If X T Iunior Class show their talentxin the yearly play, Almost Summer. lt 27 . . . To start off the season of baseball we lost our first game with 4. Canby by one point. els? :J APRIL . 1 . . . The great talent of the blind was demonstrated today by three fc X., Mexican musicians who put on a program of Mexican songs. Q V.,, jf 3 . . . Playing Newberg here we lost our game. 5 . . . Traveling to Sandy to play on their field. 12 . . . We played Mount Angel here, only to lose 12-2. fx 16 . . . Hopping to Estacada to play them, we easily won. il A he 26 With Dallas visiting us we put on a good game for the specta- ff . fbrs. Lili .EA MAY 2 . . . A league track meet and we turned out pretty good. . . . We played our friends, Molalla, on their field. 7 . . . Stayton came for a visit and watched the newly initiated Boosters f1or1A47 parading around. Also final Student Body elections were e . 10 . . . Well, well-Silverton again--and we all tried to cheer our team to win. That night the Music Week was ended in Woodburn by the high school doing their share in the auditorium. . . . May Day is here again, and Queen Marilyn Dick and her court were presented a nice program in the afternoon followed by a game with Silverton and the Student Body play, Here Comes Patricia, in the evening. v u l 27 . . . The privileged SENIORS are given the final week off, and they ef1l0Yed 0 D1C1'11C OU this 9l0fi0US d0Y- 24 . . . The lunior class presented the Seniors 29 . . . After finishing their final tests the with the ffC1difiO1'1C11 ll1T1iOr-SGHiOr Prom. Iuniors spent the day on their annual pic- 31 . . . Happy day, school is out. So I will 1'11C- close for this year. See you kids next year. 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I 5 H 0 p Phone 3808 the moderne GIFTS SPECIALTIES READY TO WEAR 305 315 COURT STREET SALEM OREGON T K Uhr Hinnhhurn ilnhvprnilrnt DENTIST Rc-Od tl e Hometo N 1n thc IO II p pe Woodburn Oregon PHONE RED 21 WWW sl'ef',, Munras LEWIS H PAULSON P p Woodburn Oregon WOODBURN OREGON ENNELL-ELLU Tumor ARTIST PHOTOGRAPHERS Phone 7830 SALEM, OREGON 420 OREGON BLDG. l l D K 1 wn ews' Home w News CI r 153 G ISI t Ph M ' Z2 Woodburn, Oregon mn ree one am ll I ll Ulcross street from os O ice! I D il? Oregon Farmers Union Co-op Association PIPEIYS G F S ds ' 11arc1jvi:1C12E Fert?Ezers, Eivrays PHONE MAIN 180 Woodburn Oregon I We offer you for graduatxon . . . l6'z1lams and 851115 LAFE S. PETERSON .... AUTHORIZED DEALER Westgrn Auto A GIFT THAT Wm BE REMEMBERED AND SERVE YOU WELL Phone M170 533 Front Street WOODBURN OREGON WOODBUHN OREGON Telephone 8188 ut 81 kurl eaut shop Permanents Our Specxalty d- S I Call MAIN 135 for APPOINTMENTS DISTINCT VE APPAREL PCR WOMEN FLORIENE RICH P op 46 165 Grant Street Woodburn Ore 0 State Street Salem Oregon W S. SCARBOROUGI-I HARDWARE Glftz, Pyrex Glassware Plumbmq Supphc Auto Supphes F1S1'11I'1Q TaCk1e Baseba11 Supphes Pamt and Genera1 Hardware WOODBURN OREGON I , Q I 1 xx ' H IJ , I' . I , . I . Q- r I - - -S 1 With compliments of - - - Yates Barber Shop Woodbum, Oregon ir Maricle Barber Shop Woodbum, Oregon wir Woodburn Hotel Woodbum, Oregon Fred Hecker Implement Co. Woodbum, Oregon is George's Place Woodburn. Oregon rf? Rappe's Radio Repair Woodburn, Oregon iff Klunder Hardware Salem, Oregon GET THE WEAR To the class of '46 OF ANOTHER PAIR LeFebyye,S Compliments of 165 Hayes Street Woodburn, Ore. G. B. SMITH, M. D. E. H. MOVIUS, M. D. Woodburn Hospital EHHHH HHUHIEHS Phone 3403 363 N. High Street WOODBURN OREGON SALEM OREGON PERD'S POOL HALL QUICK LUNCHES FRIENDLY SERVICE Woodburn. Oregon THE COMMERCIAL WORLD OFFERS NUMEROUS OPPORTUNITIES TO THE TRAINED STUDENT ik Enroll Now in the Capital Business College Ask for a folder on courses 'ik 345 Court Street Phone 5987 Salem. Oregon Filhert Grove Restaurant HARDCASTLE - PACIFIC H1-WAY SANDWICHES - STEAKS - OYSTERS Woodburn Fond Market I. G. A. STORE Everyday Low Prices Wogdburn Oregon V. W. Tremaine, Prop. 449 N. Front Street .7 . 3 S0 IIIM Ill Dry Goods . . . Shoes . . . Men's Wear Women's Wear . . . Men's Furnishings WOODBURN OREGON Compliments of . . . Blll und BERNICE CHASE Route No. I Breeders of Broad Breasted Bronze Turkeys Aurora, Oregon Phone 571 I MOTOR 60. WOODBURN OREGON Sf? Authorized Sales FORD Service Sir PHONE MAIN 2 S. 8. N. Clofhiers For Men and Young Men 456 STATE STREET SALEM, OREGON Your Friendly EXTENDS CONGRATULATIONS 'M' TO THE ' Telephone 8118 Stevens LQ San Manufacturing Iewelers CLASS OF '46 it ' A D1AMoNDs sm WHIILE You WAIT 1 MOORE 61 BEERS phone M ai n 98 W O O dburn 339 COURT STREET SALEM. OREGON Scrap Books School Supplies BRUNO STUDIO ff? Artists and Photoqraphers CANBY. OREGON ik' Offers Congratulations to the Class of '46! Trade at . . . Shell Variehg 'Store ik Woodbnrnls Big Little Department Store 'ik' Dean Bishoprick. Owner Williams Machine 81 Implement Co. Farm Machinery Sales and Service Repairs for All Makes of Machinery Firestone Home and Auto Supply WOODBURN OREGON DE SOTO PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Woodburn Bakerg Woodburn Garage ik PIES - CAKES - PASTRIES I. M. HERSHBERGER TIRES - ACCESSORIES - GAS - OILS 72? P. L BARR. P . WOODBURN. ORE Phone Woodburn G mp Black 105 Oregon Phone BLUE 46 Frank's Place 5 5 5 'Aww' BETWEEN woonnunn AND HUBBARD if ON HLWAY 995 Where Old Timers Meet Chicken Dinners . . . A Specialty if WOODBURN OREGON WOODBURN OREGON for Complete Home Furnishings at UffELMAN'S for MUSIC . . . SHEET MUSIC SERVICE Incorporated BEacon 0456 510 S. W. Park Avenue Portland 5. Oregon Jack Ca11nivet's Pool Hall Hot Dogs . . . Ice Cream Front Street Woodbum. Ore. Woodburn Produce Co. I... I. SIMONSEN, Prop. GRAINS - CHICKENS - EGGS Phone RED 57 201 Young Street Woodburn. Oregon ATwater 3057 TIIE PEIIIIIIIIT SIIIIP FELT AND CHENILLE LETTERS EMBLEMS - BANNERS MCKAY BUILDING 4th Floor - 408 S. W. 3rd Ave. - Portland. Ore. NIEHRIT DAVIS SUHUUL UF CUMMEIIIIE Select your course - - - Stenographic, Secretarial, Executive Secretarial, Accounting, Salesmanship. Free Placement Department, 420 State Street Salem, Oregon Algae Studia for Home, Studio, or Commercial Photographs Kodak Finishing Phone BLACK 107 237 Front Street WOODBURN. OREGON Mobil os and 0il Station O STOVE OIL O GENERAL REPAIR O GASOLINE O TRACTOR FUEL O GREASES O TRACTOR ROLLER GREASES A if JUHHSUITS ff ft The Store for Ladies Shop our Downstairs Store for Summer Play Clothes 464 STATE STREET SALEM, OREGON PHONE 7698 . I 14u4'Zu1A' Compliments of - - COLUMBIAKNIT AND BRENTWOOD SWEATERS ' 7fze if? RAYoN AND GABARDINE SPORT sHoEs F' t N t' 1 B k NEW SUMMER SPORT SHOES l a- I Woodburn Oregon OF PORTLAND Sf? HMADGE' wus I Yllfoodburn Branch CHAMBER S U Si? GROCERIES - CANDlES ' POP AND ICE CREAM A GAS AND OILS WOODBURN OREGON Woodburn Oregon l S. 6 II. MEN? 50017 Clackamas County's Leading Men's Shop 'A' PHONE 29021 Oregon City. Oregon BICYCLES AND PARTS STOVES AND PARTS ACCESSORIES HARDWARE - FURNITURE SPORTING GOODS PIPE AND FITTINGS Ray and Claude Beekwith Woodburn. Oregon 583 Front Street Telephone 4959 WILLS Music Home M af GROCERY MR. cmd MRS. SAUL S. IANZ, Proprietors Shop at the ...lor... vi? ' Fresh Fruits PIAN OS Vegetables MUSICAL MERCHANDISE RADIOS ' Mears Sir 432 State Street Salem, Oregon L Phone Main 3 Woodburn, Oregon I For CHOICE MEATS . . . See RUDY ANDERSON Woodburn Meat Market 439 Front Street Phone Main 51 Woodbum,,Oregon nuzaqrfpm K H A w MARY IACKSON DEIJICHTIUH We, the staff, dedicate the 1946 Wohiscan to Mary Iackson in appreciation for her service to and interest in the students of Woodburn High School as a teacher of Physical Education. YVUHISCASN - 1946 A Published bythe Associated Student Body ot Woodburn High School BARBARA SIMONSEN, EDITOR IOAN SCHULER, BUSINESS MANAGER MARY I-IELSEI., ASSISTANT Emron MILTON GRALAP, ADVISOR 7 'lwg v-mr 1---w --.-.-,,.m- -V-tw-W mr- - Y. - - -. -.,,-,..w ..,, HN.