Woodburn High School - Wohiscan Yearbook (Woodburn, OR)

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SPONSORS MARION ELECTRIC COMPANY G. E. Appliances Contracting, House and Industrial Pacific Highway MAPLE PARK GARAGE Coupons Save 5? on Every Gallon of Gas Pacific Highway LAUREL CAFE Air-Conditioned Sandwiches-Dinners-Beverages Pacific Highway LA BARR 'S BAKER Y Fresh Pastry-Ice Cream- Roasted Nuts Phone Blue 46 TREMAINE'S Dry Goods, Women's Wear Hosiery, Men's Wear EQUALL'S GROCERY Pacific Highway JOHN P. HUNT 8: SON General Insurance Agents Phone Main 150 WOODBURN PHARMACY A Woodburn High Booster Prescription Specialists Phone Main 8 PERD'S PLACE Quick Lunches Friendly Service OLE'S Lewis H. Paulson, Prop. 173 Grant Street AUSTIN'S Dehen-Columbia Knit-Brentwood Swe ate r s WOODBURN MEAT MARKET For Choice Meats See Rudy Anderson Phone Main 51 439 Front Street HIGHWAY DRUG For Drugs and Fountain Service Agency Greyhound Lines Phone Main 115 Pacific Highway

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Rita Halter Foye Harper Gilbefl Sleflgel' Samuel Anderson secretary president Vice-DFeSideHf treasure,- en iord SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 18, 1944, eighty freshmen in early adolescence enrolled in W. H. S. to begin the great adventure called high school. The officers they elected were Larry Hildreth, president: Iames Gay, vice-president, Ardell Rudi, secretary-treasurerp Bob Hall, sergeant at armsg Charles Gregory and Eleanor Moen, inter-class rivalry chairmen. Mr. Kenneth Thompson acted as their advisor. The Freshman-Senior reception and Rook picnic added interest to their Frosh year. Back to school again in 45 under the able advisorship of Miss Hopkins, with the following officers leading the class: Iames Gay, president, Irvin Zastoupil, vice-president, Connie Coons, secretary, Rita Halter, sergeant-at-arms: Delores Hatha- way and Bob Hall, inter-class rivalry chairmeng 'Hazel Engle and Gordon Kadrmas, student council representatives. A Sophomore skate and the annual class picnic highlighted the year. A great change has taken place in the fall of 47 for the Sophomores are now Iuniors and can be called upper classmen. They elected as their officers Iames Gay, president, Clifford Cannon, vice-presidentg Edith Hove, secretory, Eleanor Moen, treas- urer, Ardell Rudi and Fred LaBonte, student council representatives ,and Theora Brosseau and Bob Hall, inter-class rivalry chairmen. Mr. Elbert Derry and Mrs. Grace Thompson were class advisors. The goal has been reached, the mighty Seniors at last. Foye Harper was elected presidentg Gilbert Stenger, vice-president, Rita Halter, secretary, Sam Anderson, treasurerg Shirley Levens and Bob Hall, student council representatives. Coach Gerald Burnett and Miss Elizabeth Schultz were the able advisors. The class rounded out the year with a play, A Case of Springtime, the Ir.-Sr. Prom, the choosing of the May Queen and a class picnic. On the evening of Iune 3, 1948, the Seniors received their diplomas and bade their fond farewells to good old W. H. S. These four years will remain imprinted in the minds and hearts of these students that marched through the halls of Wood- burn. A new life awaits, good luck class of '48. ...10-