Woodburn High School - Wohiscan Yearbook (Woodburn, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1951 volume:

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The progress shown in the construction of these buildings marks the developing interest and pride of the community in our educational system. We have just completed our first year in our new school plant. It is quite fitting that we should dedicate this 1951 yearbook, the Wohiscan, to the men and women who have made up the citizenship of this community during this half century and ol... me qijs p it if LLL Woodburn High School 1891-1915 have so generously provided for the education of their children. With this dedication goes our deep appreciation for the privilege of completing our Highschool career in our new building. 1 2 Woodburn High School 1916-1950 ,XM N.,.,,h Woodburn High School 1950 able f Title Page Diff 5 7125 Dedication Wohiscan Staff Administration Faculty Student Council Senior Class Senior Class Will Senior Baby Daze Classes G. L. C. Lettermen Boosters F. H. A. F. F. A. F. B. L. A. Library Club Art Club Snapshots Band Chorus Wireless Staff Forensics Snapshots On the Inside Homecoming Senior Class Play junior Class Play Snapshots Song and Yell Leaders Home Rooms May Day Girls' Sports Football Basketball Baseball Track Calendar Bulldog Bulletin Advertising 1KDyTsqa Miss Hopkins Suhr! 'inf' 1 1 Fcofan-CS Oleta Murphy fn-ri i Vivian Taylor lgEFllI.it5 45 E ,,-sm- 4 , JJ :fy 'SS wb Terry Fitch .Q Q n Oli iscvz 71 7 fu.-., if . I . I f 2: 'aim 9 L Q - '-A 'go Q fi P2 X ' n55iff1Qf EJffar f y q Dfw-1 Carleene Helsel 5 Helsel 5 5 me 3 '. ,x-J ,fb ' 5 i ' ' 40 .... 1 ' -' Classes 0 Xx 1',pf'9f' Loris Larson Editor Sherwood Thompson ailiom WIT' xv Zo, . MJ.'B Girly ' Sforl-5 Donna Duffy The Wohiscan staff is indebted to Miss jane Pearmine Io her generous coop- eration and her assis- tance in the informal photography of this book. 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KUI101 Tl-ache,-S College G1-nc-rnl5cience, hiathonwaiics, Chg-nqjstn. Physics ' Leona Hopkins, B.S. Oregon State College Commercial I 'W ffm Q, Benton Dailey, B.S. Willamette University Social Studies Ralph McKenzie, M. Ed. University of Oregon Instrurnental Music Borden Beck, B.S. Kansas State Agricultur e Beverly Slaney, B.S. University of Oregon Art 'icuii' f Marshall Barbour, B.A. Willamette University Coach, Driver Training, Biology X' 1-, yy Charles Sheron, B.S., M.A. Pacific University University of Oregon Coach, Boys Physical Education, Driver Training gf 1 -xf sl 0 W6 lx H X l .Student icen , fix ly. V' lv ' 'N .... .sn .Q ' -A , W viii, 11 if Y 1 u ' A 4 lg? 2. f 5, f Fla. in L Y X S. jim Vandehey i Y 2 5 , D01'0thY Ric' Vice-President 9 Vx Y Treasurer - Q I J 5 5 ps T X if 3 5 x J :N D 1 .- vb f we R -'V' Charles Ruud President This page is sponsored by Farmers Fire Relief Association of Butteville, Woordburn, Oregon. . - f ' 'B Carleene Helsel T' 4 Lester E. Keller Secretary Advisor -'QLzz.fvz4't'.f xv: K - i x f The student council, the governing body of the Woodburn High School students, is com- posed of elected student officers, two representatives from each home room, and one representative from each class. The student council, under the direction of President Charles Ruud and Advisor, Mr. Keller, has been very productive this year. They sponsored a homecoming in November, secured the adoption of a revised constitution, sponsored dances after basketball games and supervised lunch rooms. Standing: j. McGrath, A. Bean, D. Hughes, C. Seaton, D. Ostrom, E. Ostrom, C. English, J. Thomas, R. Withers, T. Belleque, D. Davis, G. Paquin. O. Larson. Seated: D. Miller, S. Slover, D. Rice, C. Ruud, C. Helsel, J. Vandehey, C. Helsel, A. Baglien, C. Addicott, Mr. Keller. ff1'X K . .. x ' Q P ,-5 'Q DUO Y 15' X LMA X W X2 fx V Aj N XS! fi I Wm 22 0 . 0 CV5ScZS L Robert Fisher Vice- President Seniors Advisor Lyle Henderson President 4 f Eileen Rogers Howard Zurlinden Secretary Treasurer In the fall of 1947, sixty-five rooks enrolled in Woodburn High School. They elected as officers: president,,Merle Schultzg vice-president, Darlene Hughesg Donna Duffy, secre- taryg Carleene Helsel treasurerg Annette Childreth and Arthur Bean student council re- presentatives, and Caroline Helsel and Sammy Schwarzin inter-class rivalry chairmen. Highlights of the freshrnan year were a skate held in Newberg and the class picnic at Silver Creek Falls. Miss jane Pearmine was their advisor. Sixty-two sophomores returned in the fall of '48. They chose as their officers: presi- dent, Clayton Seatong Vice-president, Arthur Beang secretary-treasurer, Opal Moeng sergeant at arms, Richard McCormick. A skate at Newberg and a class party in the Dog House made up the main activites of the year. The class picnic at Champoeg ended the school year. Mr. Schoenborn was their advisor. Many ambitious young juniors came back to start their junior year. They elected as their president, Chuck Ruudg vice-president, Howard Zurlindeng secretary, Alice Baglieng treasurer, Burma Gassg and student council representative, Andy Rice. They ended their junior year with a Sock hop g the junior class play, 'Meet Me In St. Louis g the class picnic at Roamer's Rest, and the junior prom. Miss Virginia Wohler was their advisor. On September 11, 1950, fifty-two seniors entered the new high school building to com- plete their last year in high school. November 17 the seniors entertained the freshmen with a reception. December 14 they presented the play, The Torchbearersf' Bacca- laureate service was held on May 27 in the gymnasimn. On the evening of May 31, fifty- one seniors attained their reward for four years' study when they walked across the platform and received the coveted diplomas. Mr. Keller flu gy' Edward Baumann jam es Cox E Y 'W M 'Ml'-3 , 7, 1 'Mig 4' I 5 Cha rles Addicott 4 A Q ur Bean x N - Margaret Block f 'A , ,,.-4, r XQA-'4 :,f Alice Baglien v X 91 Richard Chitwood Shxrley Cox Donna Duffy Dewain Davis X N NA S NR R Victor Dryden Cr es ent English A H Hz: x M.. C. Burma Gass Robert Fisher H ..,-' In tr' D! H o U H 4+ O B.. Adlx A 'r 'L J.RpLJ ,Qf H ll l -1 D7 ff xg M0 f if W' . XGA N nLy1endA1derson , NV Y Neal Lamphear Carleene Helsel Darlene Hughes Farrell jones Lo:-is Lar son Cafoline Helsel Gwendolyn Kay r Loris Merriott Ronald McCauley L yi WM ' x Opal Moen Janice Norton N - x x -Q, X.. Q f 1 , 4 A Tur phi' Barbara Nyqmst Q1 M1 afrEMcCormic1r Linda Nelson xx .1 ' g , , Y . Phillip Parker Darlene Ostrom av , june Polly fx Eileen Rogers Eva Rheinholdt 3 G ene Paquin Andy R ice Charles Ruud M r,rr Q, ,AL Merle Schultz Wanda Schroeder . ff'-x, . ff- V X qc , s mx 5 , A ' 'D gg Clayto X eat X Y X .E S. x 5 Shirley Slover Donna Seaton K9ff,m'4,6'L f xjgfyj' L , ,QA ff L2 Kenneth Schubert Patsy Shook Arthur Steele fl, eww' e Gere:-1-djThomas -Q.. ixiigx' ' f in V1v1an Taylor Howard Zurlinden ' Q1 f?7.Jffv1:y Margaret Weigel asf Witt ancfjesfamenf We, the Class of '51, first to graduate from the newly erected high school, being of sound and good intentions, herewith leaving the terrestrial halls of Woodburn High School, do make this our last will and testament as seniors of this scholas- tic institution: Howard Zurlinden, am tired of always being last and am taking advantage of this alphabetical position willed me last year by Beverly Anderson. Charles Addicott, will my wavy hair to Ray Eskelsen for use in basketball games. Alice Baglien, leave to my sister, Shirley, the honor of being the only Baglien left in high school. ' Edward Baumann, will my energetic walk to Pat Brundidge. Arthur Bean, will nothing, I want Janice myself. Margaret Block, will all my questions to people who are eager to learn. Richard Chitwood, will not be back next year ------------- I hope. James Cox, will my daily ride to school to anyone with my luck. Shirley Cox, will my nickname Chicken to anyone who knows what it means ----------are you kidding? Dewain Davis, will my innocent look to any person or thing that can get away with it. Victor Dryden, wish I had a new red pickup ------- truck, of course. Donna Duffy, will all my Canby boy friends to a needy freshman, Cresent English. will my ability for getting out of school early to any students that might work at the Independent. Robert Fisher, will my position on the basketball team to Joanne Mattson. Sharon Fitch, will my Learn to Squirrel in I0 Easy Lessons book to the Driver Training classes. Burma Gass, will my last name to any girl named Ethel. Barbara Glass Nyquist, will my artistic ability to next year's struggling artist. Homer Haynes, will my little green Ford to anyone who can keep it on the road. Caroline Helsel, will my last Red Dot to the Lettermen Club. Carleene I-Ielsel, will my loyalty to the U. of O. to Swede Pavlicek. Lyle Henderson, will my famous name to the school for posterity. Darlene Hughes, will my ability to shout above the noise to Mary Yuranek. Farrell Jones, will be 6' in another 17 years. Gwendolyn Kay, will my sly comments to myself, I enjoy them. Neal Lamphear, will my baby picture to the Wohiscan staff for use in the next year's annual. Loris Larson, will my skit ideas to whoever can control them. Ronald McCauley, will my Texas drawl to Norman Tyler. Richard McCormick, will my talent for getting my locker open to Sheila Fitch. Loris Merriott, will my timing to beat the tardy bell to Shirley Anderson. Opal Moen, will my famous bottle of peroxide to Joyce Yuranek. Oleta Murphy, will my bowling scores to Dixie Ruud--together they might make a fair average. Linda Nelson, will my parts in class plays to Josephine Vifquain. Janice Norton, will my partnership in cooking with Oleta to Clayton Seaton. Darlen Ostrom, will Chuck to college for the next four years--no longer. Gene Paquin, will track shoes to all the cats I try to run down. Philip Parker, will my quiet f?j ways to Eldo Murphy. June Polly, will hitch-hike to California if necessary. Eva Rheinholdt, will my ability to skip school--and get away with it--to Fat Jones. Andy Rice, will my Little BrownJug to Tom Belleque. Eileen Rogers, will my ability to stay awake nights to all the kids at the next slumber party. Charles Ruud, will my dry wit to next year's Wireless editorial writer. Kenneth Schubert, will my footprints where I ran on the wall in room 10 to next term Journalism students. Merle Schultz, will my ones, and also my love for pickles, to Bob Withers. Clayton Seaton, will my commuter's specia1 with my brother, Dean, to last year's Wohiscan editor, Hazel Hermanson. Donna Seaton, will my red hair to anyone who has a temper to match. Patsy Shook, will my love for Arkansas to that staunch Oregonian, Kerin Magnuson. Wanda Schroeder, will keep my ability to get to Canby for myself. Shirley Slover, will myself to Elmer, tor better or for worse. Art Steele, will not allow any corny jokes about my crew cut. Vivian Taylor, will my G. I... C. points to Delmar Wolf. Gerald Thomas, will be working steady for Uncle Sam for 26 months. Margaret Wiegel, will be counting the days from now on. l3a6sy Da 'ig 'Saga , hx 5 Howard june Polly Zurlinden Ronald McCauley on Left --' G? W C.? and C.? Helsel Farrell jones Arthur Steele jr. S t 5 gf Patsy Shook Jimmie Cox Darlene Ostz-or f.QU M 1? J i ffl. :J F, 51 if, Art Bean NE' A I, Shirley Slover Sharon Fitch Lorie, Merriott f . E Dewain Davis jerry Thornas Clayton Seaton Wanda Schroeder '51 N ' 4- ku ', S Margaret Block Neal Lampheal Gene Paquin Donna Seaton at left Darlene Hughes Eva Rheinholdt Ed Baunwann . M 4, Z , 4- 4' 1 ., like K -2 K, , r , 5 I if .1 2 I, - w 3 eu 1 , xr . ' ', - ff! ' ffff 1 15 ' K K i f if ,4 A . l ff-ff f f :MW -X ' - M I X 1. ,,. , , . Q f ' M of Robert F1Sh6I gy Eueen Rogers ., w gm,vQ,f W, , ff Cresent English Merle Schultz V , l in , l -af-.N M rv l 1 if f ,R Gwendolyn Kay ., M 44 .fx Opal Moen aff' L . Eva Rheinholdt X W. Richard Chitwood ,C MA,-B . ,iv W ff yf 1 Janice Norton from 4 f f- ., ,-35 M, V +1 f may , . Q' , ii f M ' Burma Crass 'V . x ' Kenneth Schubert 1' 1, M .A Victor Dryden Vivian Taylor , -ef, 7 f X . yr , , be Oleta Murphy 'c an if arg Q 4, ,f N ,,z,,: r x a , ,, , In 5, 5 POE.. , ,EE f M , Q 9 7, H47 Z V! V! , 'NM 1 il, - A' ' A 'f' J f I 3, X A QSM, 7 ,V K 6 - ,, , A M ii I 1 ,lf R ' ,life 12 V' ' ywyfwz , Q ' if , ,Ms 4 fg - s 1 , g f I , ,3 M M 'W' Shirley Cox ,ff ' Q v i :X f , My 7' ' ' p , Xxx W ' f:.,- ' .1 V' ' if Charles Rund i 'A Barbara kT11nn-ici' .Lk Loris LaI'SO11 Alice Baglien ima ' xi LEE, ' w 'M x , -S., Q' ,H 1 .A ' 'X' ' 5 v 5.2 4 il -5,-X 9 ' X 47. .. m 5 7' U 1 ' Lib' 1 4-,IH '- ': ' , 319 '- if I-54, 'ii Y f wi U' 12wJfSgi Q . W x',fc .5f.- , 11 ' '-gq'f?:a,- f - ,, 1, --Q ,Lqggg .f - - 'i..w.Q ju 1111016 First row: A. Becker, j. Vifquain, A. Gates, D. Rice, N. Hannon, L. Wilson, P. Plumb, T. Fitch, T. Belleque, O. Larson, j. Mellmer, J. Ballweber, C. Sullivan. Second row: D. Bonacker, J. Ticknor, D. Miller, S. Thompson, C. Roberts, C. LaBarr, L. Fredrick- son, O. Keillor, J. Vandehey, L. Pavilcek, F. Odgers, D. Laubsch, j. Hall, Miss Wohler advisor. Third row: D. Slover, E. Werner, B. Wells, A. Schervem, L. Eskelsen, M Kuns, M. Coon, B. Mills, V. Eder, A. Krupicka, P. McLaughlin, D. Wantz, M. Taylor Fourth row: E. Ahrens, G. Kraemer, A. Bergen, H. Deshon, J. Martin, j. Moss, P Mitchell, A. Danskey, V. Barth, W. Workman, F. Pantle, E. Rudi, D. Adamson. 1 f ! . On September 11, 1950, sixty-four juniors returned to Woodburn ' High School. Tom Belleque was elected as representative to the student council. ' During the year the class presented the junior play, Little Women, which was under the direction of Mrs. Jones. The activities of the class were high lighted with the junior-Senior prom May 18. Music for the occasion was furnished by the URS Wolfer orchestra. Y- . .v ' ' . ' , ' , UWM' ' . Miss Wohler Advisor Terry Fitch President Dorothy Rice Secretary Nancy Hannon Virgil Schubert Treasurer Vice-president jqpfwmores gp F5 9 C- 050000 1 ..,- 'f , 116-lllrhluklin. . VLPl Xia!nl First row: E. Baker, B. Stinnett, S. Baglien, J. Painter, 1... Hansen, j. Mattson, j. Yuranek, D. Wolf, R. Withers, D. Baird, P. Edwards, R. Schenck. Second row: D. Curnmings, M. Austin, M. Chitwood, I. Layne, P. Roberts, B. Norton, S. Van Arsdale, K. Klopp, M. Bothum, R. Laubsch, S. johnson, F. Mellmer, Mr. Dailey, advisor. Third row: D. Toepfer, j. Blanchard, j. Stach, P. Brundidge, P. Luffman, j. Graham, J. Graham, V. Hampton, S. Knox, E. Seaton, H. Weigel, E. Allen, S. Anderson, H. Swofford. Fourth row: R. Lee, R. Meinin- ' ' W ' H. McCormick, D. ger, R. Hagenauer, B. Sigloh, K. Workman, W. Zaring, B. angerin, Roberts, P. I..aBarr, K. Nelson, W. Helsel. Sixty-nine students returned in the fall of 1950 to enroll in the sophomore class. The high lights of the year were a skate at Kaiser Rollerdome on February ZZ, and a dance and box social on March 16, 1951. ..-xy Student Representative was Robert Withers. wi -1' v' joyc e Y uranek Delmar Wolf Sec rotary President '15 ,As I I K. 1 IVA M 1 Y y, Haig 7' Willard Thompson Mr. Dailey 10611112 Mattson Treasurer Vice-president Advisor . Ezfeshmen ,-..,...m , , n--m - J. Schmid, E. Becker, j. I-Ianauska, K. Magnuson, L. Henderson, D. Bean, Mr. Nelson, ad- visor. Second row: D. Chick, J. McGrath, D. Ruud, M. Yuranek, L. Coleman, D. Nonneman, S. Clack, E. Ficek, M. Helsel, R. Keillor, R. Dryden, R. Hastie, L. Danskey. Third row: E. Reis, G. Buschkowsky, D. Buckley, S. Fitch, W. Hampton, N. Walker, B. Serene, R. Tremblay, W. Monnier, R. Ballweber, G. McLaughlin, B. Kirsten. Fourth row: R. Dixon, J. Parrot, C. Plurnb, C. Davis, D. Lee, D. Tuss, J. Sticka, H. Kramer, W. Bond. Fifth row: D. Cox, M. Dick, K. Gates, D. Alexander, R. English, N. Tyler, R. Norris, E. Ostrom, E. Layne, j. Anderson, E. Murphy. Seventy-five self-confident freshmen crossed the threshold of the new building in the fall of 1950 to begin their high school career. The highlights of the year were the senior-rook reception and a class picnic. Student Council Representative i was Elwood Ostrom. Norman Tyler itch President Secretary N fha., Mr . Nelson Mary Yuranek Royal Advisor Vice-President Treasurer G N. V 'Jinx' X, IWJUL f fm Hf, llfj lg xstsflf 'f ' 4 X A f 'Il X' , ' ,Z 1 '7 2 C 5 f'1?ilv:X Wivl ,LZWI V ml q g I iff ZIUX !WMW0'W'f HWQMA Q 1,,,, mga.: ff1fl,zf'f' All gk 'f QW, iff 4' WW wwywwe 3M!?H 'X'-xl I ,MD ESX' rd 'gf , fl K viws r MH L , W Q , 1 X X. ff- FS If if if ,X I f f I f lW11,qlX X V F N X ,X U 4 L f 3 ' - r f L. X -,J ,, , A r, MN X ,WQWWKQWM f - ffm' JL' JqmywHwpmM fum' ff Q,,f,ff' v'. 1 1 ' M101 I 1 I .ufjlkufl f Front row: M. Kuns, secretary-treasurerg C. English, D. Cummings, S. Knox, V. Taylor, presidentg S. Baglien, M. Chitwood, J. Norton, C. Helsel. E. Rogers, vice-presidentgj. Polly, C. Helsel. Second row: L. Larson, L. Wilson, P. Luiiman, S. Slover, L. Nelson, W. Schroeder, E. Rheinholdt, L. Merriott, D. Seaton, M. Block. Third row: O. bviurphy, D. Hughes, S. Fitch, O. Moen, A. Becker, M. Taylor, B. Mills, S. Anderson, D. Miller. Miss Pearmine. The Girls Letter Club members went all out this year to promote the various activities for girls during the lunch hour. Right foot up and left foot down was the call heard all around when North Marion and Woodburn sponsored the square dance playday February 17. The girls in the American junior Bowling Congress really turned out some good alley cats. Joanne Schmid placed first in the National singles. The bowling play-days created the spirit of new friendships between the girls of North Marion and Woodburn. Marcelynn Kuns A, , Secretary- Treasurer . ll -x QP' Eileen Rogers Vice President Vivian Taylor ' ev President QZZ677'l1Z7? Front row: Mr. Sheron, C. LaBarr, J. Ticknor, L. Henderson, O. Larson, J. Vandehey, A. Bean, H. Lurlinden. Second Row: T.Fitch, R. McCormick, C. Rudd, S. Thompson, C. R b ' ' ' ' o erts, D. Won, B.. Baumann, H. Deshon. Th1rd row: D. Dav1s, R. Flsher, D. Roberts, S. Odgers, T. Belleque, M. Schultz, C. Seaton, D. Laubsch. The Leftermen Club highlight of the year was the carnival held the last of March. Tom B an 017 elle . John SECI-etarllgque ViCe'Pr Treasurer Andy Rice Pr esident Boo ren M 71 1 I . A - ,V If H g 1 3 6 1 i f is f 'K' Y e ' ' , t - X g I up 8 1' f- A l ami 5 V X 0 . ' l A 6. V V' A e? , lQW1 3' ,lf-7 V' AQ6Oleta Murphy Darlene Hughes Carleen Q +091 Helsel , Q 5 Q, 453 V ,ffl ea- if Q, -- - of Vivian Taylorj' , 1 1. Loris Larson ' , f Vice-President 4, -dv,-4, 5 ,, F7 i r-5 ,mf I v I 0' Q Shirley Slover Q G. -wana I s ,. W f ' ff Q: p ff 1, MM 5, . Qnedi. ,- Q 1 NNJ 1 , , X ' 1724? I 'Q .QQQY 'X is 3 ' '5 lu ' i Alice Baglien Shirley Cox Figs, 'YQ' '19 . L .gi fe Q, vo as , oa SQA Donna Duffy ' s , -, 'fiseif ' N ' pp 6 ego l x V r F 4 fy S Caroline Helsel Janice N01-tgn 6 4 Secretary-Treasurer ' v 5 f 614:31 ' J a - .i . Q' i in ' A S Q. hx , I, 7,,.x . 'sa 2 ' li? , s f . V V ' f 'fl-513' 1 1 1 .3 ' . I QW Eileen Rogers Cresent Burma Gass Margaret Sergeant at arms English Weigel The girls in navy and white sparked the pep of the school throughout the year. From the beginning, when they won first prize in the North Marion County Fair parade, the girls were active in all school activities. They gave skits that would turn black hai,- white, promoted rallies, gave banquets, and sold hot dogs and coke at the games, B00 te fs 233 9 Q O Q L 4 A A- A4 Front row: O. Murphy, j. Norton, J. Graham, secretaryg P. McLaughlin, vice-president! M. Weigel, president, M. Kuns, treasurer, C. Helsel S. Fitch, C. Helsel, A. Baglien, D. Ostrom, j. Polly. Second row: I.. Larson, I. Layne, H. Weigel, A. Schervem, P. Luffman, j. Graham, J. Blanchard, E. Rheinholdt, I... Merriott, M. Block, S. Slover. Third row: Miss Wohler, B. Mills, M. Coon, j. Vifquain, G. Kay, M. Taylor, A. Becker, W. Schroeder, L.. Nelson, D. Toepfer, A. Krupicka, V. Eder. ' 1 The Future Homemakers of America beganp 391' 3-2. fi f the year with a potluck dinner and Show for the 5 new members. J , U Some of their projects were remodeling band Margaret Weigel 5- L uniforms and serving at several banquets. President s Tl 4 L' The F.I-LA. mem4 bex-ship is open i am girl ve o completed taking Home Ecc ucs in school 233, , N' .gggmv Merle Schultz President Front row: J. Ballweber, J. Hall, D. Laubsch, J. Mellmer, M. Schultz, presi- d . . . . l . ent, G. Paquin, v1ce-pres1dent, D. Davis, V. Dryden secretary-treasurer R. McCormick F jones R McCaule E Ed S , . , . y, . er. econd row: H. McCormick, B. Laubsch, L. Dansky, C. Plurnb, R. Ballweber, M. Bothum, M.Helsel, C Davis, B. Sigloh K Klopp A Dansk Mr B k Th' d , . , . y, . ec . 1r row: G. McLaughlin, D. Tuss, S. Clack, I-I. Anderson, H. Kramer, R. Norris, D. Lee, J. Martin, A. Bergan, G. Kraemer, H. Zurlinden. Fourth row: D. Nonneman, L. Coleman, R. Meininger, F. Mellmer, S. johnson, L. Pavlicek, W. Workman, D. Adamson, P. Mitchell, J. Moss, R. Schenck. Fifth row' E Ficek R Dr den R Keill . . , . y , . or, D. Slover, R. Hagenauer, D. Roberts, L. Jones, H. Swofford, W. Helsel, P. La- Barr, R. McCauley, J. Sticka, W. Bond. . 1 T G f, ll is if ss 7 lf , K + i W EBL. Oi. First Row: Miss Hopkins, C. LaBarr, P. Edwards, S. Thompson, C. Roberts, D. Miller, M. Weigel, M. Kuns, I... Larson, A. Baglien, S. Baglien. Second Row: I. Layne. j Yuranek, EI. Seaton, M. Austin, M. Chitwood, L. Hansen, C. English. C. Helsel, S. Fitch, C. Helsel, P. Pluxnb, L. Eskelsen, S. Cox. Third Row: S. Knox, B. Stinnett. M. Taylor A. Becker, A. Schervem, P. McLaughlin, W. Zaring, L. Wilson. M. Block, j. Mattson Fourth Row: D. Cummings, H. Weigel, W. Schroeder, L. Nelson, D. Toepfer. j. Graham j. Graham, j. Blanchard, A. Krupicka, V. Eder, D. Ostrom. The Future Business Leaders of America have been very duplicating and stenographic work for various business and active in civic or- ganizations as well as school functions. The club won first place with their window display for homecoming. tion at Oregon State College which was held in April Caroline Helsel Shu ron Fitch progran chairmen Carleene Helsel Alice Baglxen, entertainment chair ITXCH. Dorothy Miller and Caroline Helsel taking dictation at State Far- mex-'s Union conven- er, presidentp Marcelynn Kuns, secretarygMar- garet Weigel, trea- surer. Al-.. , The club sponsored the annual awards program for the commercial classes. Representatives of the club participated in the state conven- e ' Q . Q ii ' . . , - 1 V 4, ,nr F!! Qzirag Qui CCIUIHICQ I 'll ' 5 if i J' fi f ,Q . .,., Qu- ' 'W' f ill . G,Q X y p .c . C, is . ,hh 5 ' ,,f 'W f . gi V! my , W , li ,bs .qv y ng, A , , ,, ,W N I V 3 Y' y 5 H 4, C 3 Q . V r YV . W is , A p ... ,f , , 'W if Front row: J. Polly, J. Norton, treasurerg E. Rogers, vice presidentg C. English, presi- dentg J. Yuranek, secretaryg S. Baglien, Mr. Finklestein. Back row: L. Larson, A. Becker, A. Krupicka, P. Roberts, D. Seaton, I. Baker, B. Stinnett, E. Rheinholdt, C. Helsel, M. Yuranek, J. Painter, W. Zaring, L. Wilson. The Library Club, as a service organization, has the important function of assisting with the many details that make for good organized library service. Some girls worked at the circulation desk this year, while others checked in new magazines and helped with the processing of new books. Some advanced members helped with minor reference questions, library displays, book selection and cataloging. The girls had a Wiener roast in May, and assisted with the complete inventory of the school library collection. lv fv-'r S 2 fm gli! yi! ln' A 'Dn1nn'f' , lien S' A kv Q! 1 If .N f A-ffxfj Ox , , .. ' ' f N ' . ' l 4 H , ,X .xg 1.1 K, g uy, 1 V . J , v rpg 11+ 'Ffnol-Isla - 1- Q ri , .C , An' Qui: 1' ml D' mov' Charles Addicott . 'N Front row Rheinholdt, 2 C.He1sel, vice-presidentg I. Layne, secretaryg C. Helsel, E. C. Addicott, presidentg j. Norton, A. Bean. R. Fisher, G. Paquin, V. Dryden. Second row: Miss Slaney, M. Austin, M. Chitwood, S. Baglienn L. Merriott, L. Larson, o. Moen, D. Davis, R. Chitwood, j. Anderson. row: H. Weigel, S. Fitch, R. McCauley, F. jones, E. Ahrens, O. Larson. The newly organized Art Club is solely a service organization. It has con- tributed greatly to the production of plays through its assistance with makeup, advertising, stage settings, and programs. M The club won third prize for its window display in the contest held during homecoming weekend. Some of the projects during the year have been making posters and si for gns business firms downtown, a sale of ceramic jewelry made by members of the club, and arrangements of the art exhibition at the Woodburn public library. C Members of the club attend d th C ' ' ' ' Art Museum in March. 5 r e e . S. Price exhibition at the Portlaxd 1 i President The mural of boys' sports done by Loris Larson is mounted in the hall. I E 'nl' Z gif ' B 5 ' ' QA 1... ...Jr 1 r YZ 9... 5 W to 5' 'en ir , V I K I. Xa' L.. 7 A. V- A 'l xr 1 1 . r, If A me yr ' NS X Op' '22 I x x 'F V WINNER H., ' AT THE COAST fl TLE MAS VIC -L.. JOCELYN MIT CHELL: , OH GEZE O, , -4 ,J . fl, ,. ., . . K 5,4 ' . V,,,, W l O fl A J fm , E ' aff? , nil 1 X 4, I ? WORKING HARD 5, 5, 1 , 1 r ui rn O A Ha E-1 D41 OO X'-xx EN - 1: VGOO! GOC ll ' EIGHTH GRADI CTW LOVE, CRESEN L F1 J ' gg I W ' A' lu' vw K - S Aj my 1' , ' 5. 3 4 , A Xa. 291 QW , 4 I X HOMECOMINGL rx Lok V-I TIRED? M. AARCHITE C T liancf I 'X 29 Majorettes left to right: D. Mills, C. Hayes, j. Schmid. First row: B. Wangerin, B. Serene, I... Wilson, D. Bean A. Krupicka, E. Baurnann, L. Merriott, W. Zaring. Second row: E. Rudi, S. Van Arsdale, B. Kersten, D. Cox, V. Barth, C. Sullivan, J. McGrath, J. Stach, P. Edwards. Third row: Director, Mr. McKenzieg j. Ticknor, M. Dick, R. Lee, N. Tyler, G. Haynes, H. Haynes, D. Adamson. Not present: R. Baurnann, D. Corbett, j. Cox, A. Danskey, A. Foltyn, K, Klopp, R, Leg, J. Plank. The addition of three majorettes was another step in the Band's march of improvement, The Band did much to promote school spirit by playing for sports events and other activities. The five concerts given during the year were: A joint concert with a string trio, two concerts in conjunction with the Gervais High School' band, a spring concert, and one at the Woodburn Boy's School. This year, the Western District Music contest was held at Woodburn, in which a number of schools participated. l 'Ak Q 5, 9 - Z This year the band elected the following officers: Loretta Wilson, managerg Sam Van Ai-sdale, vice-presidentg and Paul Edwards, secretary- treasurer. The majorettes added much to the pageantry and glamour of the band, Although they were a re- cent addition, their skill rapidly increased. They led the band in all parades and demonstrated their skill at sports events. Left to right: Donnieta Mills, Claudia Hayes, captaing and Joanne Schmid. . M7 , ,, gm Candy Sales ' Trumpet Quartet fl? The Ant Hill '-Lobbyist Qhoifilf A ' -- F A Q n, A 1- , First row: B. Stinnett, A. Gates, P. Plumb, M. Block, A. Baglien, 5. Guthrie, 5. Cox, O. Keillor, D. Ostrom, M. Weigel, Mr. McDonnell, Director. Second rov.: L.. jones, R. Fisher, F. Odgers, C. Addicott, I... Pavilcek, E. Rogers, O. Moen, B. Norton, B. Wells, C. Hayes. D.Mi1ls, E. Allen. Thrid row: A. Bean, E. Eder, J. Thomas, R. English, D. Bonacxer, O. Larson, R. Withers, V. Eder, L. Eskelsen, H. Weigel, I... Larson. Fourth 1 M Cormick, P. Parker, R. Chitwood, row: R. I-Iagenauer, R. Meininger, W. Helse , H. c R. McCauley, M. Helsel. The Quartet Left to right: W. Thompson, C. Addicott, R. Withers, O. Larson. -J' .D xx.-A X qw, ,- 4 ' x ,, 5 0, Z 9 '. , l I ' ' l 1 l Wirefess ww? W Wllmw , ll' fl' 'Q , Wm, Kg, ?.,. 2. C033 Z - J H Q f 'Z E 2 - ' 'X 5 5- - 'Q ZZ 7 1 X 2 'EE T f -ji if E if ff ff, in r j K f ee Q . 151' iiflffff, M 5? f ' f A X Ole ta Murphy Page One Editor Charles Ruud Page Two Editor 1 ! ,,r v- I J, x, -' x I, .fl 4.11, Yi Howard Zurlinden Clayton Seaton Managing Editor ' 1 111-and if 3.1,,!r ,. , , -.ar Ed ito r 24- .,,,. Opal Moen Q. CTF' H, .. , Gerald Th Page Thre ' ..,.f-x 1 M omas e Ed1tor Page Four Edltor Q4 W' Q .T' gr' UWM? 1 raaa a W Q-up A gaiaa A , f E F ' 1 , 2' e dd d H E aa r E E E d e E M I f d E E E A a ae 55 -W 'V 'Q Q ' .-ml., 'V,,.Vi.i t e. M If If f 2 r da A X 4 1 d E - rraaa2 A ee X A E .er,d, aa'f a f E' 'X -f 1-A 13- , , ,,. ffg 2:4 Q fg H X X Q rar X -. f Y mgmwf aranaaaagi X Ways-WfG9dAi9fZl?33 G1 - 9 ' K , ' .- kM+ '1yfff1g'Al I , ..-4 E 2 f , A -f,g 4 g d 1 A- 1 4, Tiff o 1 FA -,L Y f --:L V, TIE-'E- 'ff .J-T-1 vis' Q, Dorothy Miller' 1 I .Speech 5. v 's ert W1thers Shirley Slover Edward Baumann Cresent Once these students were silent. Now, class members English have been giving readings for various Woodburn civic or- V ganizations. for thc general public and for Forensic Tour- If ' naments. , . Spring saw dc-bators, Dorothy Miller and Bob Withers. , .Loris Larson and Arlene Shervem--Sam Van Arsdale, , ' entering Linfield Tournaments as two-man teams taking I-'orls U M 5 both negative and affirmative sides. Question'-Resolvedg Larson :P . ggi? that, the American people reject the welfare state. District ,M '7 '52, and State Contests were entered. pt On special speaking engagements and contests at Linfield l andwillamette Universities were: june Polly, Eileen Rogers, - Janice Norton, Shirley Slover, Ervin Werner, Sam Van - Arsdale und Edward Baumann- Left to right, top to bottom: Row one: O Speech class personnel spent a busy year under direction a S S1 . . ' . Ha ' s. a two of Mrs. jones. Mr, Keller and Coach Sheron added chivalry L r on. D ox er' H ,ne Ro' as well as the transportation. S. Baglien, j. Cox, 1... Hansen. Row three , . E. Ahrens, J. Norton, J. Vandehey. Row four: P. Luffman, P. McLaughlin, F Odgers. T. Belleque. ' Ervin Arlene Werner Schervem I ,. 1 ,O S Eileen ,P 'J' M, Rogers z 4 4 I I 'L -- .. , Z A x .X ,I . .,,v . Q .V vm.. 5' Y I Q A 1 xii ,h 1 nr 3 I ' 'IU Sam june Van Arsdale Polly On the insicfe'f,, , , I -.X if ,VV,.,,,,L A ,,., , 7' - f, fi 1 my WSF .,. fi f if f ' i . 5:1 f' V , ' film X , . , I .Q t M , M ' ,gi ,if ggirdy, t K., i K f, ,gf 53 ? , ,gf X ,, ,,, ? A 7 5. ' ,-,, - y .. . 5 ,, , , f Q K 'V 'V 4 ,ffurif Q, 2 fi , A X , 1 fy dm U ' 4 4 'Vu 4 4 iv 4 gin 1 an 3 4 f ? W., ,ff , ww ' AV , ,, , 7 nk ,, T? X f M 5 W V af ffff ' V A V' s f ' fff' f 1' J: 1 K Y , -1 ' , 41 1: ---Nw-1' . f ,M 'vu . 4- M, ' M f g.. Q .M W2 ' M. 4... , , W 'll' X' '-5... -1,-ff Homecoming 'SXjJ5f is ,J King Andy I Queen Sharon X Princes s Joanne Princess Barbard Princess Dorothy Princess jnnie Princess Mary Princess Marjorie .4.v ' J fi X ff Q fa g' I gn! J mu , Ef 'V ? If 2 -j Q 7' fp fl?ff7LjJ, Q, nd W 8 ,fu L 534:19 L 51-:x 1 ont'-:B ks' su' yu 1 TJ 'L ft A5 Z X 1 I Q7 97 d il C 1 A C ' , . First row: Miss Slaney, G. Paquin. . Davis. S. COX. C. Ruud. V- Ufl-'-U-' J' -' C. Addicott, D. Duffy, R.Fisher, S. Fitch, Mrs. jones. Second row! j. Tzcifrf , PQ. Ahrens, S. Thompson, C. Helsel, C. Helsel. E. Rheinholdt, L. MPriOI!. L- 593993 C- English. Third row: T. Belleque, j. Vilndchey, L- H9ndff1'S0U- 5- O'5S1'f1'5' O- X-c7 n' P. Schook.E. Baumann, A. Bean. F. jones. R. McCauley. ge .Senior Qass jlfay The Senior Class Play, The Torch- bearers , was presented to a large crowd in the Woodburn High School gynmnasium the night of December 14, 1950. Mrs Helen jones directed the play, Miss Beverly Slaney assisted with the stage setting and make-up, and Mr. Ben- ton Dailey advised the business manage- under the direction of Miss Leona Hopkins, gg ' 0 LD - ment. The Commercial Department, made the prograrns. THE CAST Linda Nelson Charles Ruud Shirley' Cox Sharon Fitch Donna Duffy Viclor Dryden Charles Addicott Da-main Davis -jdnirv Norton Robert l-'iz-.her Cla-rw Paquin l-Ill:-on Rogers W... Llnrlrr-nv Hvlsel . l 4 ' N hx, . M' 5 . ,if-w .. 'A .yj rw ' 3 P 1 KX -,l f jenny hir. Frederick Ritter hirs. Paula Ritier Mrs. j. Duro Pampinelli Yslrs, Nelly Fell Nlr. Spindle! Mr. Haxley Hossefrosse Mr. Teddy Spf-aring Miss Florence McCrickeii hir. Ralph Tu lller Stage Marzager Clara Sheppard Business Xiqnager junior dass Play 5 ' On April l3, the Junior Class Play Little Women , was presented to a large crowd. V '..-' Miss Slaney and the art department assisted with the stage setting and make-up. The play was directed by Mrs Helen jones. W ri ' . 47 ' First row: M. Kuns, B. Mills, J. Vifquain, L. Wilson, M. Taylor. Second row: V J. Martin, j. Moss, D. Rice, N. Hannon, T. Belleque, T. Fitch. Willard Fryer Bonnie Mills Dorothy Rice Mary Taylor Loretta Wilson Josephine Vifquain Marcelynn Kuns Jack Moss Tom Belleque Terry Fitch jerry Martin Nancy Hannon THE CAST Mr. March Marmee Aunt March Beth joe Amy Meg Professor Laurie Mr. Lawrence John Brooke Hannah .v. 1 fb Q ,,x.X V-- un 11 J fw us U, 5 3,11 M 4 BLRRY 1 ICKERQX 4.6.5 X' 'ii - 4 , 412, X 1 . 1 rf- x N 1 Z ,A Y Q 2 Q: 1 J' V Q' V 1 r t 5 s W E ' -E 1 5, - -BL ,L f ' A .L ,1 -V ,us A-.f A 2 ,' f' A E wang, QQ A K , V . ,.,, ' . - . U Q K ' '. P ffLRMri,1q5 ,S Rc?Brf,,R1 AND JIM b 1: ' UROOME HDOLL1 55' - ', f.. A f E fl' JOLLY 5om1oMoRES You AG.:-.Liv fm ff if I -XIHPQRK A W ' ' 1.5 THE THREE E1TcHEs l ...Z ar: fin In f L I . i'ev ., if V, 'V Eff? QQ . . X- 'SMILE PR ET TY HAVING FUN ? E , 7 LQLQPXK 1 L . 4 ,, 1 ' 1 0 '23 ' L 1 ' if 1 1 . MARTHA AND ? I 'J 1 , n ' , .- A I U f Jar? I ,.l,: 1 h: 1 WOOOB . - Ng? Obi s 'EUCO Ummmmm! 9373 .J 'i'-A 1, 'l w. l . . P ' Tl I VKLDA O li-I 5 --FRIENDS , ARF THI-LY w se WARL1? H4 OH TERRY O R KINC' YN 1 'ix x Y 'S' ' 'fb -j' , 1,359 g 3 'S' who Q H GALS UBULLPUI A V A , If I1 W J Song anzf yef Qaafers N. -IBDICE Norton, Alice M JW 0 JLVQCJ gf--'Q' ff Bagliefl, Darlene Ostrom, Dorothy Mill Gif! Shirley Baglien, Shirley Anderson in-W mm'9 f 1 mme er, Margaret Weigel X025 QQJSLQQ ,X Xe fl- ,filf ' Wx ig .7-fame Rooms Horne Rooni 2 Mr. Thonipson, advisor m.'s- KJ Qu. .QQ-if i Q Inset: O. Murphy, vice-presi ent entg . Yuranekntreasurerg D. lvtiller secretary. First row: E. Becker, P. Roberts, S. Baglien, j. Painter, j. Yuranek, S Anderson, D. Miller, O. Larson, McGrath, I... Henderson, B. Serene. Second row O. Murphy, O. Moen, L.. Merriott, R. Withers, C. I..aBarr, j. ldoss, P. Mitchell, I. Baker B. Mills, B. Wangerin, -I. Mitchell. Third row: K. Gates, D. Laubsch, R. McCormick R. McCauley, D. Roberts, R. Hagenauer, D. Baird, E. Ivturphy, lvtr. Thompson. Home Room 3 Mr. Nelson, advisor Damn. , alibi. ' .AJ Inset: J. Ballweber v-pres ont, 0nS. treasurer, T. Bvllequv. presidomg 5, Fitch, secretary. First row: J. Ballwebvr, T. Belleque, P. Schook, M. Block, 1X1,W,.i8e1 A. Baglicn, S. Fitch, A. Bean, IC. Baumann, Cox. Second row: A. Becker, H, Xvgigel, B. Wells, B. Stinnett, K. Magnuson. S. Guthrie, W. Hampton, S. Fitch, D. Bonacker, 5, Vim Arsdale, Mr. Nelson. Third row: D. Adamson. E. Ahrens, V. Barth. D. Deshon, R. English, M. Hclscl, H. Swofford, D. Cox, B. Karsten, J. Anderson. Home Room 4 Miss Fugate, advisor Home Room 5 Mr. Barbour Inset: E. Rogers, secretary-treasurerg L. Pavlicek, presidenig D. Rice, vice-president. First row: D. Rice, L. Pavlicek, P. Plumb, D. Ostrom. E. Rheinholdt, Polly, G. Paquin E. Rogers, L. Nelson, Norton, C. Ruud. Second row: j. Viiquain, C. Hayes, D. Ruud E. Ostrom, C. Roberts, E.. Rudi, C. Sullivan, D. Tuss, P. LaBarr, F. Odgers, Miss Fugatc Third row: W. Monnier,j. Stack, R. Tremblay, B. Snyder. D. Chick, D. Buckley, A. Gates A. Schervem, V. Eder. v 1 Home Room 6 Mr. Dailey, advisor ,4 7' 1, .1 91.9, ,A .,. Inset: T. Fitch, presidentg S. Cox, secretary. First row: D. Cummings, W. Schroeder, S. Slover, S. Cox, M. Schultz, F. jones, P. Edwards, H. Zurlinden, J. Mellmer, F.Me11- mer. Second row: j. Ticknor, S. Thompson, C. Seaton, B. Norton, L. Hansemj. Hanauska, T. Fitch, M. Yuranek, H. Kraemer, M. Dick. Third row: L. Larson, P. Mclaughlin, D. Seaton, j.Graham, j.Graham, V. Hampton, R. Chitwood, J. Parret, A. Steele, R. Dryden. li 7 Inset: R. Fisher, president, B. Nyquist, secretary-treasurerg V. Dryden, vice-president. First row: B. Nyquist, D. Mills, N. Walker, -J. Schmid, E. Allen. E. Seaton, D. Duffy, C. English, W. Zaring, L. Eskelsen, L. Fredrickson, Mr. Dailey. Second row: R. Ball- weber, B. Sigloh, j. Plank, R. Dixon, V. Dryden, R. Fisher, j. Thomas, R. Keillor, A. Danskey, D. Wolf. Third row: R. Schenck, D. Davis, C. Davis, E. Ficek, R. Lee, D. Nonneman, H. Deshon, R. Meininger, G. Kraemer. Horne Romn 10 Ivlrs. jones, advisor Q9 . ,,1 V5-'Q ,,. .V 5 4 JJ' Inset: L. Henderson, vice-presidentg C. Helsel, secretary-treasurerg Hall, president. First row: Mrs. jones, M. Kuns, A. Sprague, C. Helsel, J. Hall, C. Helsel, L. Henderson, H. Haynes, H. McCormick. Second row: M. Coon, D. Bean, j. Idattson, Iv1.Austin, I. Layne, D. Hughes, D. Lee, D. Alexander, K. Workman, Third row: A. Krupicka, N. Hannon, G.Kay, O, Keillor, P. Luifman, -I. Blanchard, D. Toepfer, N. Lamphear, G. Haynes, R. McCauley. Home Room 14 Mr. McDonnell, advisor M A ' mag.-. - Y A FC Inset: L.-jones, vice-prcsidcntg E.Rc-is, secretary. First row: S.-johnson, kj. R1-gg, G, Bugchkowsky, V. Taylor, L. Wilson, D. Wuntz, M. Chitwood, S. Knox. C, ,kddiggul J Vandghey, J, Martin. Second row: W. Workman, j. Sticka, 111. Layne, R. Norris, 5, Cntr, K. Klopp, M. Bothum, W. Helsel, L. jones, R. Laubsch, Mr. Iv1cDonne1l. Third row: A, Be,-gan, R, Hastie, H. Anderson, J. Hammack, N. Tyler, G. lv1cLaugh1in. L. Dansky, C, Plumb, L. Coleman, E. Werner, W. Bond. Eml afaf a W Dorothy Rice junior Princess Marjorie Chitwood Sophomore Princes s I , ? P X , , , ,. .. ,, f, , ,, , V i ,A. , , ,u I , , -r ' ij! 5-,j 1 ' sf ! '4 XZ 3 .. I 7, ' ,- ' , K , ii Vry ,ff V f Shirley Cox Margaret Weigel Crown Princess Crown Princess May Day Nancy Hannon junior Princes s Queen Opal I Joanne Mattson Sophomore Prine es s Mary Yuranek janie McGrath Freshman Princess Freshman Princess W . , ,QI , , .M YN 'Z v ,gif .- ,ws . English hairman D . Duffy Chairman , D- n , ' :Z f gf Q M' fi I ? 0 9- H, ,. 4, f H v o gxehv LLEP8 N95 'QL Xx C JANE PEARMIN1: 4 E K' Q f9,i,,, O . Moen Chairman Sporfs C. Helsel 1 Chairman i T Director INC rp 950 F A R fix nf W ,, 'Z x- v. -' 'H+ YW - A , va, VD x.,, , h wi wi, Bow zn f f ,4 X1 f M V 1 ray , 4- ffg ,, , E. R 0 e . ' 4 J. S C h ffl i l', d K m D. R u d 1' 'd . D x Fl- .QI 0 N Xu X 'M I5 Ping Pong W ir MVN! O. Murphy 1 J, C. Irelsel, D. Hughes, C. Helsel f' f r 1 O. Moen, Schntid, Hanauska Wil? YM C' E.. Seaton L' H ap a1n W C t ' s e i 1 1 5 S e o 1 n J. Schrnid National junior Champion Christmas Tournament ff, f A W 4.4, W f 6 A J. 9 B a n C h D. a 1' H d u S h e W S D x B 4 R . ,,' 1 ,f' c Q 5 S A T1 d Q 1 0 O Skating K F1 if 'F ia f 4- 'SY Q, , X. C g,,.,? we T 2 gg D - ig Y Q, ZR I V i Km A. Ricr- Henderson ull Bark K uf' 1 ' .Q x n':,1f- , . Q 'vs in Ka tw .V is .'9,:,Q V, M W, . ,nw 12 :.. m? Q1u f ' ,. A'-.is J. V and ehey Left End f J' I' Gln-ad? I Coach C. Sheron y a , a 1,7 ' f' Gt!! 3 A X ,V . ,, .Q H, W . b i, .. in , mg: My v Coach M. Barbour C. Seaton Left Tackle U f I cf ,ff 4' H. Zurlinden ,I Lefi Guard I f fly N YV! f x f, I 5. Odgers 2 at MAA ' - 42,1 Y, se g. .u : 5 L R 1 2 an . Pavlicek ight Half uazxer Back - . -na W? W .Y .,. 'M ff Qi,w .. r T. I-'iich 4- Center .fx 'Z' 4 , H L ' Ilif1lltGUm1I'Ci .,4 . W ,Q , w Mygrs. S. Thompson, C. L,aBarr ..:,4,fQ,- N-x T. Bviloquc Rx-'zhz Tackle . 1522-- ' . x R. IX1CC01'ut ick Ri 51111 X-fnd Zooffiaff 5f?W1ff Back row: Coach C. Sheron, W. Kirsten, W. Monnier, R. Withers, D. Roberts, R. Hagenauer, D. Wolf, R. Schenck, E. Ostrom, R. Lee. Middle row: M. Helsel, R. McCor- mick, F. Odgers, T. Fitch, R. Fisher, C. Roberts, L. Pavlicek, H. Deshon, D. Laubsch. Front row: H. Zurlinden, L. Henderson, T. Belleque, J. Vandehey, D. Davis, C. Ruud, M. Schultz, A. Bean, C. Seaton. The Woodburn Bulldogs showed plenty of spirit as they ended up in second place, a one- half game behind the Dallas Dragons. The season's total was 6 wins, 2 losses, and one tie. The Dogs showed plenty of fight as they struggled to a 0-0 tie with Estacada. One of the losses suffered was to Hood River, who is not in the Willamette Valley League. The second loss for the championship resulted in a rough and tough scramble with Dallas. C -Qzptains Andy Rice Lyle Henderson Woodburn Woodburn Woodburn Woodburn Woodburn Woodburn Woodburn Woodburn Woodburn - Jamboree Hood River 19 Canby 0 Canby 12 Silverton O Mt. Angel O Sandy 0 Estacada 0 Molalla O Dallas 19 Non League Games Q 'nn g r 'i Q i ,f 'x Y J- VandeheY L. Pavlicek Forward Guard is '-' x 4- L. Hi .NVQ ' l f ' .acl r ' f I liifiggr, J V Q4 ,, ...ff I-M X H ff .Is .KQV J.. W9 7 HQTTXNHX A so of-' .ox i 1 ' QXJ31 C.Seaton ,f Center L. Henderson XP' L, is .4 Q g f ni 4 nn- T. Belleque X Center 52 'esgfsw if A' K 4 5 44 Q11-Q R. Corbett Forward Forward Woodburn 37 Sacred Hvnrt 35 Woodburn ZZ ' Willarxn-Uv lfro:-h 55 Woodburn 40 W' Si. Helm-ns. 38 Woodburn 42 ' Stnyton jo Woodburn I9 SilV4'l'IUU 14 Woodburn Z5 Ml. Anpgvl 59 Woodburn SZ Sandy 44 Woodburn 31 Dullus -14 -I - Junwhorcv Y Non 1,,f'dHUf'c7dlI1L'h D- District ll Tournurru-ut Woodhur n Woodburn Woodburn Woodburn Woodburn Woodburn Woodburn Cs. odgers ' Guard Q , '56 Canby 47 Molalln 3 7 ' Stayton -H Silverton Z6 Mt. Angel 53 Sandy 42 Mollala ,Vi ,arm ,9 rf! L- vb? A fi M . 5, ,Km if-ns' - .A , rr . - QQ O. Larson yi 9 T. Fitch Guard 4 R. Fisher 1 , ,r',3L ' ' ' df Sq' OTWSI' Aff? d Guard 37 Woodburn Bb 5-acre-d Hear! 40 41 Woodburn R3 Hsmcada gg Jo Woodburn 54 Dallas 51 woodburn 43 emu 32 Woodburn 47 Wxllam,-yu. 5-rash qw 'IZ Woodburn 55 gm erwn H 46 Woodburn Jo D Sxlxcrlon P- Woodburn 40 D 5-,cred Hear! Varsity Baskeflgaff LVA. 13u.J.uUu1., xgvuuu, u- axnvxn-rv-:vAu 4-vA------5v-- ----N - ---- -- --Q---, --Y - . - v J. Vandehey, T. Belleque, L. Pavlicek, O. Larson, I... Henderson, T. Fitch. J. Ballweber. ...-.. tx, L1.1..aDcu'r, rvrunuaer, V.--..nv--, -v----. - Y - -Y . . , J , ,, Schenck, D. Wolf, S. Van Arsdale, R. Withers, R. Dryden, G. Ficek, E. Ostrom, D. Baird. Total record for the year was nine games won and thirteen lost. Graduationg seniors are Clayton Seaton, Lyle Henderson and Robert Fisher. The B Squad record was seven games won and eight lost. Sponsored by: O. L. Withers Woodburn Lumber Co. j. Ticknor X Lettermen lost through graduation were Robert b rn. - Fisher and Lyle Henderson. fl? 'C X if Woodburn vs. Mt. Angel April 6 Woodburn vs. Estacada April 10 2 'V' Woodburn vs. Silverton April 20 Basedzff C1 ,A '5 0 ,fx First row: J. Ticknor, R. Fisher, S. Odgers, j. dei-son, H. Deshon. Second row: C. LaBarr, D. Baird, S. Thompson, R. Withers, S. Van Arsdale, D. Wolf, E. Rudi, R. Keillor. Third row: R. Norris, j. Plank, K. Klopp, J. Parret, R. Dixon, S. johnson, R. Dryden, D. Deshon, R. Hastie. , X . g ' . ' - ' F' s ' fi, Ji , l S wk ' - r . 5 'X 'Na gli, V V .+A If H Qin ' ' - JF! I A L ' I' L R' ', I A l Q , of -R p yy X 1 . g A i N. LH I ,A V 'ii is l jf if X' N I D' Wolf R. Fisher J 'ga Ap 1 7 N I S. Van Arsdale M Q ' O. Larson. I 'ix X ' Woodburn vs. Molalla April Z? Woodburn vs. Qallas May 4 by Woodburn vs. Canby May ll g S Woodburn vs. Sandy May 15 N Letiermen lost through graduation were L.. Henderson Coach C. Sheron Robert Fisher and Lyle Henderson. K .YMZUQ and jiefcf ...Y U. .-mm. u. Mu.-wgmm, Q.. U-wh, ... U...,...y, .-......... ww. n. ...........c.., r. N.. .... .... M.Bo1hum, I-:. Ostxfom. R.McCnuley, R. Schenck, v. Barth, K.K1oPP' R-Bhllweber, . Front row: W. Helsel. L. Pavlicek, C. Ruud. D. Davis, M.Schultz. R. McCormick, C.. Sealon. E. Baumann: F. Panile. wt. ,f Q , , ' ,,f XM! if ' A 11Cek, R. McCormick V d B V. E aurnann A . Ny f Returnuig lettermen were L. Cl t S t 4 ' ' Pavlicek, C. Ruud, D. Davis, M. a on ea on A l . Y lp p 1 Schultz, R.MCCorm1ck, C. Seaton WXJ - . ff, r U and E. Baumann. 3 5. ' 1 4 A . , A Track and Fleld Schedule 1 . '- A . A 2 i ,, l pp April Bearcat Relays ' r Vt i gb Willamette University o if s l f f A l rtW..2-Mhafles Ruud Apfll Canby Relays if V I ' ' - Canby ' 'l'A j 'wig April Silverton, Woodburn, p pp Vw! x f C anby A' X ' . ' 2 ' April Dallas, Woodburn f Dew ain Davis Canby o A May District if.: F t f Jil, , . s Us xr Ja, , I Salern .Coach M. Barbour Buffcfgg Bulletin 19506 Read these pages and you will see, just how busy a good school can be. . SEPTEMBER .l gs Q .. t 'G For School to start was our y- l , one wish, The girls started looking for some poor fish. Boys from Hood River came I just for sport, They won on the gridiron not on the court. 1 Surprise in store on Monday morn, fb For during the night the safe door had been shorn. The rooting section at jam- boree included my big mouth, If I hadn't been there to yell, we wouldn't have beat the South. Football started with a treat, We went to Canby and they got beat. 6. We traveled to Silverton, 6 they saw red, We proved our team was Wheaties fed. 13 13 17 Z0 27 OCTOBER We visited the Angels and clipped their wings, Bet they're still hearin' the birdies sing. The stands roared, Yell Leaders did chants, As our Bulldogs took a hunk of the Pioneer's pants. Aiter the ganse turned out so great, The whole school enjoyed the Home Room 6 skate. F. F. A. initiation tonight greenbands galore, New Members wondering what's next in store. To Estacada we traveled, put up a good fight, just couldn't understand the ref's oversight. We-'re back in the groove. the Indians we scalped, 'Course you know me. I pitched in and halped. NOVEMBER We welcomed back grads, old faces were seen, Andy Rice was the King, Sharon Fitch, Homecoming Queen. 'Twas a sad day for the Bulldogs, we were high on the wagon, To be brought down a peg, by our rival the Dragon. Our second Assembly program, no better music could you find, We enjoyed the annual visit of the Oregon School for the Blind. A breath of old Spain, in gay Spanish dance -- Made us stop and think---how would be France? Oo-la-la. Freshmen reception, Seniors' delight, Must have been bad, next day no o rooks in sight. DECEMBER Basketball's upon us, our first game we played, Cardinals wished from their nests they's not strayed. Concert was swell, members nice sight. When they wore their uniforms of Blue and White. Farmers fight, F. F. A. Smoker, Another knockout! Call Doc. Croaker. Football players missing, don't need a notary, just being honored by members of Rotary. Senior class play, Torch- bearers , was given, Contained lots of fun--Man that's livin'! Molalla Jamboree preview of what's in store, Lots of good games and ex- citement galore. Mothers dined team, did they ever eat, As you all know--home cookin's Chorus performed, audience entranced, But what I liked best was when Bells danced. School dismissed for Xmas vacation, Santa ClauS's visit our anticipation. Of course we won, when we played Stayton, We were gone with the ball while they were still waitin! 53,1 WQJ. 1 H JAN UARY Angels were hosts, Bull- dogs the guests, Bulldogs defeated in this conquest. Standard our goal uncon- ditionally we won. Now watch our smoke-for we've just begun. By now they should know fPioneers' I meanj That our fighting Bull- dogs aren't so green. At Estacada we played, at Estacada we won, We'll play'em again and play'em for fun. Dallas roared in, left us in their dust, Our motto now-- beat Dallas or bust . And then we played Canby, Eureka we won, Can't understand why they don't enjoy the fun. Sails were hoisted on the SS Bulldog as the Boosters put out to sea, Football team and coach, when asked on approach, said 'twas no quiltin' bee. F. F. A. busy, Banquet for sure, No worry for crowds, Turkeys were lure. Molalla lost on our home court, We'll also beat 'em on their home court. We played Brer Silverton, we put up a fight, How could we know the Foxies were bright. Angels flew here on wings so bright, They won--but not 'til a dragout fight. F EBR UARY Sandy came here. the lights weren't too good, that's the reason we lost, that understood? Sweethearts were honored at Valentine dance, If you hadn't heard of Coun- cil ' you missed your chance. The Rangers came, the Rangers went, In the Bulldogs morale they left a dent. The food was fine, so the Faculty said, That's what they all say when Home Ec. fed. We played the Dragons in their home lair, Our might efforts were left in their care. Ah, Canby again, a victory we won, They'd all fouled out when we'd just begun. Speech Tournament begins, so does the fun, We hope to come home with honors we've won. Molalla copped a win when we weren't lookin'- But even at that it took some tookin'. The teachers frolicked while on homework we slaved, just shows to go ya how our school life is paved. 'Twas a hard game we fought with Willamette frosh, A few more minutes and we'd have won by gosh. Sophomores sponsored skate. and we must confess, We didn't make a million.. but the fun was the best. Played Silverton here, had overtime, too, And up stepped Odgers and looped it right thru. MARCH Swiss Yodeler was here with stories to tell, What I liked best was the way he could yell. joint concert enjoyed fun was had, With Gervais and Woodburn can that be bad? Basketball Tourney starts, basketballs fly, Sure we had representatives, the team from Woodburn High Lettermen Carnival. lots of fun, Everyone enjoyed it--blues on the run. APRIL Good looking Bob Bradford gave girls a thrill, But when he impersonated that was better still. Lewis-Clark Choir our guest for awhile, They really sang those songs in good style. junior Play given- Little Women it's theme, Now there's a cast with lots on the beam. State Convention for members of F. B. L. A., We'1l put on entertainment to show them 2-ul way. Our last National Assembly, Chime Ringers of fame, They make chime ringing look like a game. Bands and Choirs vied for renown, 'l'here's one thing for sure. the best copped the crown. MAY Hail Queen Opal. her num- ber of friends is great. For our Queen of May shows friendliness outstanding trait. juniors honor seniors with swell spring Prom, Make seniors happy it's Woodburn they're Irom. The Senior Class gathers before the great day, To hear speakers advise and help them on their way. After years of hard work our success is sure. We've won our diplomas-- school love will endure. Qcggrfisi j'K Y l Q 1 'Af' mums '-W il li u i - xf ' 1 5 N 4 W N 'xg-su Q 2 2 inli- 2 2 5 M , V ' E 2? 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Sponsors Timm Florist Phone 225, We grow our own Orchids Painter Shell Station 9913 and Young, Green 125 Piper jewelry Store Phone Main 242, 429 Front St. Smiths Corner Store Green 342, Corner Settlemeier and Harrison Woodburn Coffee Shop Highway 9913, Main 113 Woodburn Cycle Shop Bicycles, Sporting Goods O1e's Texaco Station Across Street from Post Office Dr. Wallace Lee Dentist Phone Black 158 202 Allen Bldg. Jamison Chevron Service Let Atlas Be Your Guide Phone Main 257 Allison's Department Store Dry Goods-Shoes-Men's Wear Ladies and Children's Wear 283 N. Front Street Woodburn Meat Market For Choice Meats See Rudy Anderson Phone Main 51 439 Front St. Equall Grocery Hi-Way 99E Phone Main 114 Coney Island Where all good friends meet Houseweart Nursery Black 160 Hall of Beauty 188 Garfield, Main 90 Monitor Market Quality Merchandise Ira's Clipper Service 99E, Phone Black 80 Woodburn Hospital Gerald B. Smith M. D. james R. Deagen M. D. Mike's Grocery Black 302, Hi-way 99E Alyce Studio Phone Black 107, 237 Front St. T. L. Workman Main 117, 237 First St. H. J. Fleck Floor Covering Black 397 Marion County Amusement 171 Grant St., Main 120 Woodburn Radiator and G Main 321, 181 Hayes St. Economy Cleaners 174 Garfield Street BIR DS EY E DIVISION las s Shop of GENERAL FOODS CORPORATION Valley Motor Company Salem, Oregon. IN APPRECIATION TO OUR ADVERTISEMENT: Without the support of our advertisers this book would have cost you 56.02. They have saved you 54.02. You can repay them by your patron- age. 5.6.4, ffl JAM Courtesy of w. KILLIAN SMITH P. A. BERNARD Chevrolet Company jacuzzi Pumps WOODBURN Sz ST. PAUL Irrigation systems r...wW'f f International Harvester Dealer Telephones Wgodburn St. paul 152 Arthur Street Main 229 151 Woodburn Oregon AUSTIN'S PAUL SOWA - SONS Marie, Ralph, Ackerman, Propf YOUR FAMILY STORE Machine Shop Dry Goods , , Notions Weldmg and Forgmgs North star Blankets Strutwear Hosiery Joe P' Sow!-3110 rietor Fruit Loom Prints P See Our Baby Dept. t S Woodburn 182 Young Street Pe ers hoe? O For The Family regon Clothes for men , and Boys Day Phone N1ght Phone . Black 106 Levi Overalls Main 5 Fr ont Str eet Woodburn MATTSON'S For the Finest Ice Cream Phone Main 164 981 Pacific Highway Woodburn, Oregon SHULTZ TEXACO Gas--Oil--Tires--Tubes Accessories 2 , Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shultz S. Highway 99E and Molalla junction Woodburng Oregon SPIC AND SPAN CLEANERS Pickup and Delivery Phone Red 33 - Woodburn Fine Cleaning for Fine Folks WOODBURN FEED 81 SUPPLY Perfection Feeds Seeds Fertilizers Phone Main 147 Featuring a variety of large sandwiches with fountain service and LlvESAY'S LUMBER YARD Royal Fish 8: Chips served to the taste of a queen L MICH Frank- Rosalie Blecha . cownerb Phone Main 56 One Mile South of Canby On Highway 99E General Building Material Manufactur er s of Doors 8: Sash Saw Mill at Gervais HUDSON'S WOODBURN MUSIC STORE R Successors to Tremaines QYour Music, Headquarters, 44,9 N. Front St. Phone Main 89 Records X S , Qf l Band Instruments k . -- Q, 1 Radlos ' R DRY Gooos QA P, S READY TO WEAR ' Q lane HOSIERY N1 , . WORK CLOTH I Sheet Music SHOES ES . M h. Sewmg ac mes At Prices That Are Right 164 W. Hayes St, Phone Blue 350 Phone Monitor 33-51 NORMAN'S SERVICE COMPANY Dealers in HILLCREST FLORISTS T. D. S. Flowers Wired Anywhere Home Grown Flowers Oliver Cletrac - johnson Motors and Irrigation Equipment Plants Macmi11an's Ring-Free Oil Phone 2612 5 Miles East of Woodburn W00db111'U 0198011 Phone Monitor 2446 Route 2 Free Estimates Phone Black 223 WOODBURN TRACTOR COMPANY Sales and Service for the Ferguson System of Mechanized Farming. Wor1d's Most Copied Tractor It's the Ferguson System that makes the difference! Route 2 Woodburn Woodburn Pointing and Decorating Service -SIGNS- Sign Work Union Shop W. Atwood - owner 1540 Hardcastle Wgodburn WAGEMAN 81 WAGEMAN Real Estate - Insurance R. J. Manning, Salesman Telephone - Red 109 Telephones: Office - Green 18 Res. - Red 293 Woodburn, Or e gon SNO-WHITE Soft Ice Cream Shakes and Sundaes Phone - Red 296 Address - 141 North Front Cones Sodas - Malts Cones Nickel a Wrinkle Woodburn O1'eg0I1 MONITOR MILLS Owners and Proprietors Raymond - Dora Davis Grinding Cleaning and Feed Mixing Phone 82 Monitor Oregon LANE CEDAR CHESTS Walter Schuler Proprietor Phone Main 148 607 Front St. ...- Egiglni-TER SCH fn' u I f' 5: ' Q'zi',,,1 , 5: , N2 Q - Lvwuji I Woodburn Cregon LENON IM PLEMENT CO. john Deere Machinery john Deere Tractors WOODBURN FOOD MARKET The Friendly Store Top Quality Fruits o D so vu I: ' O . sz no E' H S: E Q I5 ,... UQ 5 E Ui . S 5 H: rn N 21 3 T nv 2 o H M O H ro on o U ' -!E3j'2,frQ' I 5 I-Sq Q O ,N , cz. 5 'F o' LW,,WW,v.,v E D Z E. sl U' 4 fu '52 w ' I3 w U, n. V-' 0 VI O H m on o U Dr. R. S. Keichum Chiropr actic Phys ic ian General Practic e Closed Thursday and Saturday Afternoons Woodburn Oregon JESS FOWLER MOBIL STATION Pacific Highway Phone Main 398 Wd' N'rN 2 . Aix! i :Qing 1 Wm 5 Woodburn. Oregon ' if .iw 1 SHROCK MOTOR COMPANY Where Chemeketa Goes to Church Salem, Oregon Hudson Sales and Service Home of Good Used Cars I' .,... . E 'EEEIIIIQ IIE? W E E A dui A Graduate of Your WILLS MUSIC STORE Pianos - Radios - Organs Records - Sheet Music Sewing Machines Band Instruments fBoth Rental and Salesj Complete Repair Shop Willamette Va11ey's Leading Music Store for 7 1 years 432 State St. s 1 School a em Oregon Sends Greetings sa' 3i's'Q15Zff ES ' CLEM SCHIEDLER MM .313 PORTABLE M UNION on. DEALER TYPEWRIT ERS gggggggggggei 'A' 7' P QQQQ' , - Royal Underwood V ndun 'A H A'1 ' S Triton Oil Smith- C or ona Remington-Rand Washing-Polishing Accessories 81 Repairs ROEN TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE Stop-Wear Lubrication We Rent All Makes D of Machines Maln 28 Phone 3 - 67 73 Salem 0118011 Pacific Highway Woodburn, Oregon WOODBURN PHARMACY A Woodburn High Booster Prescription Specialists Woodburn Pharmacy Service for Health Phone Main 8 C. H. AHRENS HDWE. Your Marshall Wells Store Paint --Plumbing--Housewares Hardware Home of Maytag Washers Zenith Appliances Woodburn, Oregon EADEN'S BAKERY BREAD CAKES PASTRY A PARADISE of good things to eat 563 Front St. Phone Blue 158 Hours a. m. to 6 p.m. - Closed Wednesday WOODBURN, OREGON DR. GEORGE W. KING OPTOMETRIST 144 G ax-field Woodburn Phone Main 192 Telephone 157 PIX THEATRE O K RUBBER WELDERS U . First in Guaranteed Tire Mileage Enjoy the Finest Richfield Service See Zia! K auf' mga - elm: 'rms s...!fffQ x sw-'lb' 118- IIEIAPS ' REPAIRS ' Nfl - USED ' fed-1-'fdf-1-:f We give S Sz H green stamps New Location We always show the PICK 0f PICTURES Pacific Highway at Hardcastle Phone Blue 209 Phone Main 59 Woodburn NEW CLUB CAFE C, 8, G, We Specialize UNION SERVICE 81 GARAGE Steaks In S F d ea oo s Merchants Lunches Woodburn, Oregon M. H. Mac Crouch 8: j. L. johnny Gilbert , 8: D. D. Dick Donahue Union Oil and Gasoline Stop Wear Lubrication Engine Repair and Tuneup Mechanics with 10 Years Experience Phone Blue 193 111 Front St. at Cleveland Open 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. Mr. Kr Mrs. A. L. McKenzie Phone Iviain 391 Bonded and Insured S 81 M TRUCK LINE THE GOLDEN PHEASANT Silverton Monitor Mt. Angel Marquam St Benedict Fine Foods Sensible Priced Scotts Mills Omaha Steaks Portland 1321 S. E. Water Ave. I 1 Phone East 6366 cspecm , Mt Angel Salad Bowl Salmon Steaks Phone Black 9 Lemon Butter Country Gravy Silverton 216 Oak St. . Phone 681 Old Fashxoned Steaks Silverton Oregon French Fried Potatoes Woodburn Oregon LARSON'S DRIVE-IN Hot Dog ' ' Bun Specialty' ' Hubbard 99E Oregon HIGHWAY DRUG For Drugs and Fountain Agency Greyhound Lines Phone Main 115 Pacific Highway - Ken McGrath - Woodburn, Oregon TUSS'S SHELL SAUVAIN MOTOR COMPANY Tuss Shell Service M k-A- A The 51 Ford with 43 Look Ahead Features! ' AUTHORIZED Lubrication - Car Washing Sales Service Flats Fixed FORD The best in car service Phone Main 2 Woodburn Oregon Woodburn Oregon COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS FOR THE MOST COMPLETE F . ' urniture STOCK Carpet - Linoleum OF SPORTING GOODS . 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