Woodburn High School - Wohiscan Yearbook (Woodburn, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1953 volume:

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W Bm WOODBURN, OREGON 4' I l953 3 n , n woHlscAN ff'2W 32 V4 9'f,f 42 ' 0116 lxx , 1 5 'b Q CD o 'GAO' i Pybl i sl1ed bQ tIfe student body 'Woodbdrn High Sclmol 1 X A I ! S Wohiscan Woodbum High School Woodburn, Oregon 1953 To those who believe in the future progress of Woodbum High School Dear Friends, September 18th was the date of the first television reception in Woodburn. The innovation of this modem miracle of communication has and will change many of our ways of thinking and much of our way of living. This is progress. Progress in our material culture must be accompanied by progress in learn- ing to live in such a world. Our schools, as centers of learning, are dedicated to this task and to the future of our society. Accordingly, those responsible for education in the Woodburn Public Schools have adopted the following philo- sophy, in brief: We believe that it is the responsibility of the schools to assist the child in the following manner: 1. To become a contributing member in a democratic society through home, church, school and community. 2. To grow according to his capabilities. 3. To gain an understanding of responsibility to other peoples of the world. Keep this in mind as you view Woodburn High School via TV. Your editor, Joyce Yuranek fdfl 'VG x gp-,V vw 'llaznims ,BWV , -- 5-A R , Q ,..,..-f 3 .-.v--4' -,,,.-Q- my Wil., 315' Elini 34. ,ff ,L , 5 Qin Wk, L, WNW-i W . Um... 7 lm U is ,WHA QS. .iiffiifii I P Crab 4 2 SCHOOL CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 8 - 9- 10- 12- 15- 16- 19- 25- 26- 29- 30- OCTOBER 3- 6- 8- 9- 10- 11- 14- 15- 17- 29. 21- 22- 24- 29- 30- 31- NOVEMBER 1 . 3- 13- 14- 19- 21 - DECEMBER 1 2- 4 Work Shop Faculty Meetings School Opens Football Jamboree - Estacada Football Molalla-here Molalla won N.S.A. Assembly 9- Christen Travelog Football Dallas-here Dallas won Football B. at Dallas Dallas won Celebration of Revised Bible Football at Canby-Woodburn won Football B. at Canby-Canby won Junior Class Meet To Choose Rings .loann Mattson-Pictures Football at Silverton Silverton won Region 4 Student Council Conference - Salem Football B. Silverton-here Silverton won Football Quarter Finals Football at Mt. Angel- Mt. Angel won Football B. Mt Angel-here Mt. Angel won Senior Picture Taken Football Series Finals Football Sandy-here-Sandy won Journalism Conference Eugene Football Championship Letterman Carnival Football at Estacada Estacada mn ' F.H.A. Girls go to Perrydale N.S.A. Assembly Melo Marimbas Unemployment Commission to Talk With Seniors G.L.C. Dance g Mr. Gabbert Talk to Seniors About Announcements Senior Class Play Big Game Program N.S.A. Assembly Peiro Pieratic DECEMBER CONT'D 12- 13- 18- 29- 19- 20- 19 to 23- 29- 30- JANUARY 1 2 3- 5- 7. 9 10 12- 13- 16- 19- 20 22 23 26 27 30- FEBRUARY 3 . 6 . 10- 13- 17- 20- 24. 25- MARCH 6. 9- 17 to 21- 27- APRIL 1 - 2. 3. 4. 10to 11- 16- 2481 25- F.H.A. Skate Basketball with Newberg Girls play Day-here Christmas Program Christmas Vacation Basketball Jamboree at Molalla Basketball at Beaverton Girls Play Day at Molalla Basketball North Marion- there School Opens Faculty Party Holiday Basketball-Beaverton-here Basketball at Newberg Basketball here, Silverton N.S.A. assembly Basketball at Mt. Angel Girls Play Day-local Band Parents Basketball here-Sandy Basketball at Estacada G. L. C. Basketball here-Dallas Teachers' meeting Basketball at Canby F.H.A. 7130 Basketball here-Molalla P.T.A. independent College visitation of Seniors Basketball Basketball here-Mt. Angel at Sandy at Silverton Basketball Basketball here-Estacada at Dallas Basketball Basketball here-Canby Basketball at Molalla Conference with Seniors and Jimiors by representative of State Schools F. F. A. Banquet N. S. A. assembly A. B. B. Tournament at Eugene Junior Class Play N. S. A. assembly Iowa Tests Speech Toumament-Corvallis District Music Contest N. S. A. assembly Senior Campus visitation 5 MAY 1- 15- 15 8 16- 21- 2- 81 3- 23- 29- 31- JUNE 15-6- 7 - 8- 3. May Day Junior Prom Corvallis State Track Meet State Baseball Championship Teachers' Meeting No School Baccalaureate Service Graduation Portland National Student Council Convention CHANNELI --f' ' '- -- 4-' X : -l O'b 'np' 0 0 ADMINISTRATION se 3 1 1 x Principal Lester E. Keuer secretary Mrs. Peterson Superintendent Frank Doerfler lynn 'Ryu-F 'N iw Standing: Roy Kuns, Dean Bishoprick, Seatedg Frank Proctor, V. L.. Reinecke, Clair Nibler, Dr. Delbert Reed. Board of Education 7 ,fx gk . .yn ,Jw X B N J, 1,5 L ' wk Benton Dllley, Social Studies Clnrles Sheron, Physical Education Alf Nelson, Science, Mathematics 5 , df? kx 6.-, 3 or Donald Jessop, Band xi 93 fr K QE Rfk ii B everly Slaney, Art '-Q., Marshall Barbour, Biology Albert Schalock, Agriculture Q: I MJ I :gum - w.a',,,,.z ' .5 w.,, X -'ETS --.l ..:Qn..-Q, t Nizic, Vocal Mus ,Vg , ,v ,W -,,,, x K. ll1ll!il5.k1-X4 .Ml M 3 r if Wifi- Vff-f'Nlf L' is 161-pi: - .T ...ffmm A Al QQ 4 Nil, ., -wr'-'lm WW- X W. V-yas' Mgt, ,. 2 M4 lm 'Q . my h ' J. Z Qs K.. , ji , We-uh 5. ev' ft' K - wwf-W I v .,,. s ffif' + Elvin x . Zi: W Fist row: B. Withers, M. Austin, S. Van Arsdale, R. Hastie, J. Plank, D. Wolf, R. Baumann, Second row: M. Medock, J. Mattson, M. Parton, M. Mayfield, B. Baumann, J. Crouch, S. Fitch, N. Tyler, J.Yuranek, D. Alexander, J. Blanchard, M. Chitwood, Third row: P. Edwards, P. Labarr, W. Thompson, Mr. Keller. Student Council V lk ffm S H Q ice - Preaident President Bob Withers Willard Thompson will Advis ll' Mr. Keller 'P' Student Body Gfhcers secretary Treas u-er Mm-tha Austin Joanne Mattson CHANNEL 2 0 . X, ' 0 'lt' A Sc, ! I 4 Jim Hugill, President Janice Painter, Vice-Resident Mr. Keller, Advisor Shirley Anderson, Secretary Phyllis Roberts, Treasurer STATION KPTVWHS CHANNEL '53 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW Cast! Miss History and Mr. Will Music: When You and I Were Rocks Scene: A senior class sitting on stage awaiting the reading of the will. Two of them are reminicing. Miss History: Geel Do you remember how scared you were the first day you and the other 85 freshman walked into the auditorium of the old high school and sat waiting for your instructions on what to do? Mr. Will: Yes, and then not too long after that we had a meeting of the freshman class and chose Bob Withers as president, Delmar Wolf was Vice-President, Dollie Cummings was Secretary, and Willard Thompson was Treasurer. Miss History: Those class meetings were fun weren't they? Remember when we had the meeting and decided to have a school dance? The dance was a lot of fun but I think the annual picnic topped everything. Good old Blue Lakel Boyl Wasn't it funny when Bob and Willard tipped over their canoe? What an appetite boating can create. Mr. Will: Our .sophomore year was much more exciting not having to go to the old school but all 69 of us coming to a snappy new one. Miss History: We didn't have too much luck that year did we--going in the hole on that skate at Kaiser Holler Drome? Mr. Will: Yea, but do you remember we did pretty well on that box social we had. We did well enough to have a swell picnic at Blue Lake again. Everyone was merry and happy until Sam lost Janice's hat. 11 Miss History: Do ya remember ou' play the Show Off . lt sure was good even though it put us hack a little but we dldn't mind. Then came our prom. I'd say lt was the best ever put on even though I am a little pre- judiced. Resume' was the theme of the prom it took a lot of work but it was a lot of fun. Mr. Wlll: Our senla' year , was the most heavenly. We put on our play the Night of January l6 , It really set me on the edge of my clnir to see whether Janice was golng to be pronounced guilty cr not guilty. I was sure glad when the verdict was not guilty. Miss History: Then one evenlng the teachers had a meeting and chose Dollie Cummings as the one to have the citizenship award. We musn't forget the gals that got their spa.rk1er's this year Lois Hamen, Joyce Graham, and Patty Reynolds alias Luffman. Mr. Will: We're ending sur last year of high school with a plcnlc and very sadly sitting up here waiting for the will to be rea . Miss History: There ls Bob Withers, our student body president, getting up to read.the will now. fCamera focuses on the speaker's stand. Spot light on Bob Wlthers.l I, Eve Allen will give my position in the Chorallers to anyone good enough to receive lt. I, Shirley Anderson will my headaches as snapshot editor to Janie McGrath. I, Martha Austin will try to go to Willamette next year. I, Troy Archer will always be glad I came to Woodburn. I, Shirley Baglien will my ability to do the splits to next year'syell leaders. L Duane Balrd will my home room 2 presidency to Glenn Fredrickson. I. Irma Baker will my blond hair to Karen Magnuson. I, Robert Baumann will my salt block bust of Mr. Keller to anyone who will finish lt. I, Janet Blanchard will my athletic ability to Jean Sampson. I, Marvin Bothum will be glad to get out of here. I. Pat Brundldge will my energetic walk which I received from Ed Baumann to Clarence Gruver. I, Marjorie Chttwood will my ability to get out of class to anyone who can use lt. I, Harold Christensen will not be late anymcre for School starting next year. I, James Cole will be back to see Colleen next year. I, Dollie Cummings will my piano playing ability to Gary Raid. I, Paul Edwards will my athletic ablllty which I received from Swede Pavlick to Geage Everts. I, Joy Graham will see to it that I will do as good as my sister. I, Joyce Graham will my ability to get a diamond to Glenda Seelv. I, Lois Hansen will not work on the Wohlscan again. I, James Hugill wlll nw car to John Andason. I, Stanley Johnson will my droopy pants to Tim Rhodes. I, Lloyd Jones will nu ability to get 1's to Richard Dixon. I, Kenneth Klopp will be sary I won't have to be here anymcte. I, Shirley Knox will my alto voice to Sue Paulson. I, Phillip LaBarr will my dark curly hair to Russel Anderson. I, Robert Laubsch will my self pcrtralt to the Metropolitan Museum. I, Donald Lee will my spot on the basketball team to Joel Crouch. I, Harlan McCormick will be patroling McKinley Street. I, Joann Mattson will go to Sweden. KI hopel I, Robert Meinlnger will never forget the large part I played ln the play. I, Keith Nelson will my height to Dick Ahrens. I. Janice Painter will my bookkeeping ability to Dlxle Ruud. I, Mildred Parton will my place as FJ-I.A. president to some unsuspecting rook. I, Wilma Parton will my nickname Willie Jo . to Marlene Werner. I, Jerry Phillips will wish I was a sophomore next year. I, Otls Phillips will always think of Salem. I, DuWayne Roberts will never get my letterman sweater back. I, Phyllis Roberts will not throw snow balls in the swimming pool in July. I. Ella Seaton will all my ls ' to Henry Becker. fHe'll need theml l. Bill Slgloh will gladlv but oh so sadly leave W.H.S. I. David Springer will leave Claudia in the lnnds of Mr. Keller for safe keeping. , Jean Stack will never be a great oratu. , Robert Stevenson will my red lmir to Shelia Fitch. I I I, Betty Stinnett will my ability to get boyfriends to Clmrlene Kinns. I, Willard Thompson will my ability to give pantomlne's to any one who can use lt. I, Dolores Toepfer will be the last of the Toepfer's to gradmte from W.H.S. I, Sam Van Arsdate will my nickname Chub which I received from Oscar Larson to Richard Lee. I, Donna Vickers will my love fa' horses to J anlce Oshum. I. Harriet Weigel will my tumbling outfit to anyone lt will fit. I, Bob Withers will my stripped shirts to Don Hall. I, Delmar Wolf will mlss Mary next year. I, Joyce Ymanek will my bottle of peroxide which I received from Opal Moen to Janlce Genther. I, Patricia Luffman Reynolds already have willed myself to Chuck Reynolds. I, Irene Layne will some day get back to Chicago. I. Homer Haynes will be glad to finally get to graduate from Woodburn. EVE ALLEN SHIRLEY ANDERSON MARTHA AUSTIN 'mov Av ARCHER SHIRL by BAG , K wwf N DUANE BAIRD MW IRMA . 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Becker, R. Dixon, D. Alexander, E. Ostrom, N. Tyler, K. Gates, W. Monnier, E. Layne, G. McLaughlin, D. Tuss, B. Snyder, R. Trembley. Fourth Row: J. Hanauska, L. Henderson, J. Anderson, B. Kirsten, H. Kramer, R.. English, M. Dick, B. Gregory. D. Ballweber, C. Plumb, R. Norris, D. Deshon, J. Hopkins. Juniors With their love of life the Junior Class led the Senior down a Street of Dreams at the annual prom on May 15, 1953. Another event was the presentation of the class play, The Inner Willy on April 10, directed by Miss Schmaltz. Jerry Plank ably managed the intramural volleyball program for the school. The Junior Class had one of the better teams in play. The class, which numbered 58, ended the year with a picnic at Blue Lake Mr. Nelson, Advisor Bob Dryden, President Sue Paulson, Vice -president Janice Guenther. Secretary Mary Yuranek. 'I'reaSurer F2 ln !u. 'Q ww xg-slifm . A M3 1,53 ' ye' 4 f f 0' Liv, 'qi , 'J-f f, W I . f , QQ! , -ff 1 3 .A A I Eff' xxx-M QQ if , ri!! fe X A v mf-a v- vb 'Q- Wt W vw Q di mw 'liluu.,, ,Q A , Q aww Q First Row: D. Bishoprick, A. Fredrlckson, F. Colbmn, N. Rice, R. Carnero, R. Ray, G. Rald, H. Hooper, B. Baumann, M. LaBarr, J. Rostvold, C. Roler, E. Mitchell. Second Row: Mr.Dailey, D. Enyart, D. Seeley, K. Rohde, J. Gaviola, C. Flcex, M. Mayfield, M. Hall, I. Nelson, J. Eckwortzel, B.Christensen, V. Bee, C. McCormick. Third Row: J. Blanchard, L. Eder, S. Sorenson, M. Ramon, A. Eder, J. Juve, H. McGaffee, M. Clark, L. Peterson, G. Kramer, J. Mack, M. Werner, G. Seeley. Fourth Row: G. McCormack, S. Bothum, J. Abbott, B. Higgins. B. Steele, L. McClain, C. McCormick, N. Cox, J. Stafney, H. Seaton, E. Veder, R. Meininger. Fifth Row: B. McLaughlin, R. Schefers, R. Wolf, D. Lunblad, K. Twito, R. Feldman, D. VanDamme, L. Halkenrude, G. Granner, M. Schroeder, D. Mills, R. Schroeder, R. Goldade. a sophomores 'Hey, Dean, what's blue and white and read all over? 'You mean black and white and read all over? 'No, I don't mean the newspaper, I mean the Wohiscan. Hey Dean. Yeah, Jerry. Do you remember the sophomore teams in the volleyball intramurals and how w really skunked the faculty team? We really had a championship team. 'Don't forget the skate at Oak's Park on February 25. 'And what a whale of a time we had at the picnic! 'Yeah, Jerry, all sixty-four of us piling into busses to go to Blue Lake. That Mr. Dailey, Advisor surely was a slick way to end a year full of activities. Dean Bishoprick, Art Fredrickson, Nina Rice. Frank Colburn, President Vice - president Secretary 'rreasurer 'ill' ' v ik First Row: Mr. Thompson, Advisory E. Schmidt, President: D. Ahrens, Vice-President: K. Thompson, Secretary, R. Plank, Treasurer: B. Stampley, J. Rice, D. Stafuey, J. Crouch, R. Anderson, R. Prinslow, C. Vandehey. Second Row: J. Kowash, E. Stravens, B. Desnon, S. Kinns, S. Fitch, M. Parker, A. Chamberlin, S. Homan, M. Medack, L. Slover, R. Sprague. R. Kelley, H. Becker, B. Hopkins. Third Row: E. Card, R. Blomberg, P. Doerfler, R. ADDIGERUC. G. Armstrong, C. Sicka, S. Schroeder, J. Ostrom, A. Danskey, P. Schuh, S. Walling, J. Stack, S. Avin, S. Parks. Fourth Row: J. Stravens, B. Buckley, J. Edwards, R. Dixon, B. Schroeder, G. Fredrickson, T. Baird, E. Evert, M. Quigley, L. Van Walkenbers, T. Rohdes, G. Baker. Fifth Row: K. Monnier, E. Cannon, L. Thomas, G. Evert, J. Clifford, E. Krebs, D. Hall, H. Wadsworth, M. Witham, J. Enyart, E. Lenton, A. Eder. Freshmen It's' Time For Beany! The call which gladdens the heart and lights up the eyes of all sixty-five freshmen. The class, other than taking part in the class volleyball intramurals, attended all the games, dances, and other social functions very faithfully. Their zest was greatly appreciated. They ended the year with the annual class picnic. 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Baumann, President A report of the Future Business Leaders of America reveals that they have been busily making themselves known around the community this year. They have done numerous jobs on stenciling and duplicating for various clubs and civic organizations. The three state board members along with many other local members attended the F'.B.L.A. State conven- tion on the weekend of April 17th. F.B.L.A. Members include: H. Weigel, E. Seaton, S. Knox. J. Mattson, D. Cummings, K. Magnuson, S. Guthrie, S. Paulson. L. Henderson, D. Ruud, J. Juve, J. Gaviola, D. SeeLV. K. Rhode, N.. Rice, A. Eder, W. Thompson, B. Withers, D. Baird, P. Edwards, N. Walker, B. Snyder, H. McGa.ffee, M. Clark, M. Chitwood, M. Austin, D. Becker, J. Graham, I. Baker, B. Christensen, H. Hooper, J. Graham, J. Eckwortzel, J. Painter, S. Baglien, J. Schmid, L. Hansen, S. Fitch, J. Guenther, J. McGrath, D. Bean, L. Peterson, M. Warner, J. Mack, D. Mills, C. Hayes, H. Weigel, M. Austin, and E. Seaton duplicating B't?aumann' C' Ficek' J' Yumnek' S' for a community organization. An arson' S. Anderson, L. Hansen, J. Painter, and D. Cummings Iooking for trouble. J. McGrath, M. chitwood, and J. Mattson, three state board members. Q-Hg M. Chltwood, President: M. Yuranek, Treasurer, P. Roberts, Secretary: S. Anderson, Vice-President, MIS. Elder, Advisor. , 7 Girls Letter Club The G.L.C. started their program by demonstrating something new along the line of girls' spcrts. lt was socker ball, the feminine type of football. ' ' ted As the year progressed, the girls brought fcrth to the scene a number mf other sports which they presen in the form of intramurals. ' ' ' ' ' ' n atthe Hello dance. The girls took the initiative in the fall to introduce the new students to everyo e Another outstanding feature sponsored by the G.L.C. was the colorful Valentine Dance. The G.L.C. viewed the following members: E. Allen, S. Anderson, M. Austin, S. Baglien, B. Baumann, Baxter D. Bean, E. Becker, J. Blanchard, M. Chitwood, M. Clark, D. Cummings, J. Eckwortzel, C. Ficek, nd n H Hoo r, S. Knox, M. LaBarr, D. , S. Fitch. J- Gaviola. S. Guthrie,. M. Hall, L. Hansen, L. He erso , . pe P. P M. Luffman, J. Mack, J. McGrath, K. Magnuson, J. Mattson, I. Nelson, J. Painter, L. Peterson, N. Rice, Roberts, K. Rhode, D. Ruud, J. Samson, E. Seaton, D. Seeley, M. Smith, J. Stack, D. Toepher, H. Weigel, Wemer, J. Yuranek, M. Yuranek. fP'Vrv'-'kj-, riff V V v C27'f'3HCiY gil A 'At i Y ' re SHG I f 2--., . ya 13Z ff ,M- ' .W XXX V 5, . ffff f fy'-A sa. if Z I3 -ll 22 .73 -? fm S' X 'S J-L ,qs on fir 1? S 7'N1x GY? 'P' , X pix 'og' X '-.H 3 U 9 v' k I Q' I gm, m, r 1 5 1 ,N Y . S i'Q P P o 3' '1- Chapter officers gather around the new John Deere tractcr: Advisor, Mr. Schalock, Bob Dryden, Stanley Johnson, Philip La Barr, Bob Gregory, Kenneth Klopp and Ronald Garnero. Starting with the Pacific International Livestock Show: the Woodburn chapter entered a judging team and Bob Dryden and Kenneth Klopp entered the calf scramble but failed to hold the calf after getting a hold on it. Poor cowhandsl On October 15, the membership and dues were sent to the state office. Thirty-eight members were listed as having paid their dues. On November 28-29 Bob Dryden entered the Oregon State Corn Show at Albany and took first place premium for F.F'.A. District 2 of the Willamette Valley. On January 19, a parliamentary team entered the District Parliamentary Contest at Albany and took fifth place. The chapter also bought a new John Deere tractor and im riements. Plans are made for operating the 10 acres of chapter farm. Some events which the chapter planned to attend were: Feb. 21 - Capital District Public Speaking and Shop Skills Contest. March 6 - Annual Parent and Son Banquet, Woodburn Hlgh School Gym. March 17-Z0 - State Convention in Corvallis. May 1 - Better Farming Contest that concluded the majcrity of events for the school year. fd' Stanley Johnson Kenneth Klopp Bob Dryden Philip LaBarr Bob Meininger Bill Sigloh Marvin Bothum Henry Kramer Bob Higgins Jerry McCormack Glen McLaughlin Richard Feldman Future Farmers of America CHAPTER MEMBERS Don Enyart Donald Stafney Jerry Edwards Berton Schroeder Jimmv Clifford Roger Shefers Kenneth Monnier Leonard Van Vaulkenberg Eldon Cannon Robert Ray Eddie Stravens Ronald Goldade Ralph Dixon George Everts Ronald Wolf Martin Schroeder Robert Sprague Bob Gregory Ronald Garnero Frank Colburn Jalmer Stafney Howard Seaton K.A.S. Getting out of class? New Janitors? Service with a smile .... Blow hard, fellas . . We advocate milk . . . . . Muscles at your service I cannot tell a lie, I did it with my Mae dam wgfkl little hatchet! The K.A.S. girls started a healthy year by selling milk to the students. As the Senior Class Play approached the club was assigned a new job of ushering for all activities. They ushered for the Senior Class Play and for the Christmas Program. To brighten the gaiety gf Christmas they went Christmas tree hunting and later decorated it. To finish the year they ushered for the Junior Class Play the band concert, and Baccalaureate. Mr. Dailey, Advisor, M. Chitwood, J. Yuranelc, J. Painter, E. Seaton, J. Mattson, P. LaBarr, D. Baird, W. Thompson, S. Van Arsdale, S. Knox, H. Weigel, S. Baglien, D. Wolf, B. Withers, L. Hansen B. Baumann, N. Tyler, D. Ruud, J. McGrath, and Nina Rice. Delmar Wolf, Vice-Pres.: Joyce Yuranek, Sec.-Treas.: Lois Hansen, Pres.: Mr. Dailey, Advisor. J. Blanchard, J. Stack, S. Anderson H. Hooper, l. Nelson, M. Hall, Oct. 31 - Carnival - Cake walk booth Nov. 1 - F.H.A. Convention at Perrydale Nov. 24 - Installation-Reception Dec 12- F.H.A. Skate Decz Jan. Jan. Mar. Mar. May May - - F.H.A. Picnic J. Eckwortzel, B. Christensen, J. Graham, J. Graham, V. Bee, J. Painter Watch your figure F.H.A. Activities Schedule 15- F.H.A. Christmas Party Popcorn sales at home games 22 - Potluck supper and show 31 - Baked Foods Sale 5 - 6 8: 7 - F.H.A. Conven- tion , Oregon State College 12 - Serve at F.H.A. Banquet 7 - Mothers Tea and Fashion Show O Big sms? ...... E- Mllchell. J. Mitchell, J. Hopkins, G. Kraemer, J. Rostvold, C. Ficek il E. Belleque, C. Hayes, D. Bean, C. Skicka, N. Walker, D. Mills, B. Serene, P. Brundidge, W. Parton, H. Tremblay, J. Yuranelc X X Getting rich ....... X A woman's place is in the home . . M2 D- Toevfef- Amana at work ....... S. Baglien, M. Parton, R. Luffman, D. Becker, S. Schroder 39 W.H.S . 2 5 3 S I First row: H. McGaffee, R. Applegate, T. Baird, G. McCormack R. Blomberg Second row: H. Plank, P. Schuh, M. Witliam Third row: J. Eckwortzel, B. Buckley, H. Wadsworth, J. Plank, S. VanArsdale, B. Kersten, D. Ahrens, E. Veder, D. Springer Gfficers: Sam Van Arsdale, Presidentg Jerry Plank, Vice Presidentg Jane McGrath, Secretary-Treasurer, Paul Edwards, Librarian, Norman Tyler, Manager. l 2 ' 5 Band l 1 S 5 0 Q QQUBL, fe. 6' 'S' S069 'M'--am J First row: ll. Kelly, ll. Hooper, R. Doerfler, ' Second r0w:D. Stampley, J. Stach, M. Quigley, lf.. Lenton, P. Edwards, J. McGrath Third row: M. Clark, M. Parker, D. Seely, Mr. Jessop, D. Dishoprick, L. Thomas, D. Mills, M. Dick, T. Rhodes, N. Tyler Sponsored by N.F. Tyler Wholesale Distributor Standard Oil Products 41 J' of 4 5 ' l Q wig? L l-.... First row: M. Medack, B. Scheilder, J. Graham, J. Graham, L. Slover Second row: S. Holman, E. Allen, R. Tremblay, S. Knox, J. Painter Third row: R. Hastie, B. Higgins, K. Gates, D. Glass, E. Everts Fourth row: R. Lee, H. Eskelson, R. Norris, J. Phillips, C. Gruver, R. English l Miss Nizic 4 if ,. , ,, FW' if H VIAQI A V V A, 1 , Q ,V A , 'R' 1 4 e . L , iw ' ,,, 3,4 , y nm f '1' ' l , if . A :L fr X 5 ' E .IW x ,A i x 4 :V .A S5 . V. , X V ., if , if Z-'am 1' 'in A l ft? lv' M 1, ,Q . 1 5 K Q 5 First row: J. Mitchell, G. Armstrong, J. Guenther, I. Nelson, M. LaBan' Second row: Nl. Hall, A. Chamberlain, D. Baxter, D. Becker Third row: R. Goldade, R. Ballweber, R. Baumann, D. Alexander, J. Enyart Fourth row: E. Ostrom, J. Blanchard, G. Baker, E. Ficek , IEXTWX ffeless nllllli 4 lll'l Olllme L Nllmbel' 1 Woodburn High School October 29, 1952 UUYEE WUN5 WQDUEE ' -ff . -'- . ., H . - , f is zz, ' 1..e n 'i7 fwfg 'fj Rx , lg Qo 2 may S. Knox D. Cummimgs N. Tyler Editor Ass't. Co-editor Ass't. Co-editor , 5 . M x. - Q ig, K .5 '.. ' ., . if X . rf 1- ,--, 'I ' Tiffin A . e v., .- :ii ' . -'. ,. x if R. Dickson J. Mattson M. Smith Ass't. Co-editor Feature Humor v. I I , Q 1 . 5 ., :'. q g gg u' ca. W , '55 I my ii Q i ww .- G I R , ,.,, . - ,., S. Baglien B. Withers B. Baumann Girls' Sports Boys' Sports News if . o uS E - bt., as A I E. Seaton J. McGrath P. Edwards Rewrite Typist Stencilist 44 Going to press in X... H. Weigel W. Thompson Printer Read all about it Off to the speech tournament at Linfie ldl Remember how scared we were last year? Speeches can be entertaining. Speech W. H. 5 Getting in the mood for after-dinner speeches Who's in the mood to debate? 4 J. Schmid and S. Guthrie took first in the doubles in our league. 46 Bowling Eight teams took part in the bowling league this year. They were sponsored by Max Simmons, Marshall McKee, Hud- sons, John Schmid, La.cey's, Woodburn Bowling Alley, and Woodburn Auto Parts. Those taking part in bowling were: J. Stack, J. Stack, R. Plank, K. Thompson, S. Walling, H. McGaffey N. Rice, K. Rhode, M. Clark, J. Gaviola, S. Knox, E. Seaton, H. Weigle, J. Mattson, D. Commings, E. Becker, J. Hanauska, L. Hen- dason, D. Ruud, J. samson, J. Schmid, S, Guthrie, D. Bean, K. Magnuson, M. LaBarr, M. Hall, M. Ylranek, S. Fitch, J. McGrath, J. Guenther, S. Paulson, C. Roler, B. Christensen, J. Eckwortzel. I. Nelson, J. Yiranek, P. Roberts, S. Baglien, M. Chltwood, S. And- erson. ,-qawd' C We S. Baglien, J. Yuranek, M. Yuranek, P. Roberts, B. Baumann Yell and Song Leaders K. Magnuson, S. Fitch, J. Schmid wi w. .Q A F M-1. . . 493, X.- I if v ham, .Q A Q N Siiffy fl yr, 3,55 1' f 3 .,,,, . 5,4-My 4 Q f., , V6 f s ug 1'-fz.f L an ff' I Q -k gh., awning- ans mf . ms. ...-v- UM --...v-.M W --.. f-v. -Q PQ QWHQS9 R Sf 1 ings. S vfvg Q51 S S-1 Ur xg! X qgglqx' I. ,iw Q ADVISOR c. qauvfn J. cow J. caoucl-1 nossurs D. BAIRD Passuosm' D. aossars LEE Gy. FICEK 5. CLACK R. NORRIS D. ENVART Gy. RAID Letterman J. PLANK ELLE Library Club TER YURANEK X ,ali THOMP BAKER i f f'-. .fu lk L ' fx: THE NIGHT OF JANUARY 16th The Senior Class Play was presented on November 21, 1952 in the W.H.S. auditorium. The play was directed by Miss Roberta Schmalz. Prison Matron Bailiff Clerk of the Court C AST Judge Heath District Attorney Flint Assistant District Attorney Their Secretary Defense Attorney Stevens Her Secretary Karen Andre Dr. Kirkland Mrs. John Gutchins Homer Van Fleet Elmer Sweeney Nancy Lee Faulkner John Graham Whitfield Jane Chandler .1 Magda Svenson Slgrid J mgquist Larry Regan Rnberta Van Rensselar Court Stenographer Court Attendant Policemen IVS a Cinch . . . Irma Baker Duane Baird Duane Baird Bob Withers Sam Van Arsdale David Springer Shirley Baglien Dollie Cummings Joyce Yuranek Janice Painter Paul Edwards Shirley Knox Bob Baumann Jim Hugill Marjorie Cbitwood Jerry Phillips Joann Mattson Phyllis Roberts Eve Allen Willard Thompson Shirley Anderson Martha Austin Bob Meininger Delmar Wolf Phillip LaBarr We C8.Il't lose . . . . nm- 111 11,1 9 m sr -ff it is xg XTX x 'A 0 si 1 x v Q 31- 5 kg Q W, 'S Ev ' r 'at sa K L 4 . xg, 5 1. J n X1 gb Egg H ! 'fi Q. ar, as ,rf Q SY . 'wi . ,-I. vga Q, f,-,,4 ' QQ Sm, if .fflw F .,, ,M x 'QM-vw u 4 V, K C. ,f 'fr' ARK I , 'I ,A Y pg . fa 54 F May Court Crown Princesses Marjorie Chitwood Shirley Anderson Sophomore Princesses Nina Rice Barbara Baumann 'J Junior Princesses Karen Magnuson Joanne Schmid Freshman Princesses Agnes Danskey Marilee Parker ,, . 4 I: , J A . ,lp . L, X ,W It -4 : V' N, L, , U W xx-x -V3 x, May Queen Joyce Yuranek K Q in Ss if Q N X Q , Q in y we-q.,,4 www W ,wiv .-Q 'ul lin!-'L .rg V .Q-fp F . SQ Q. Qi N 55 1 Q. Qlhlu-un... Eff . ix! if gy 'X -4 e' .F N HANNEL 4 47 5 ls x ??'U':: A Q i K ' W W N 'Qlf35'fT5?5?5fff?f A ' ' l.'- QYFQQET 4 1 Q. AA, - , ,4'A k',' Xllk f ? Vi ,Q The television camera now focuses upon typical scenes from our daily routine - - The Classroom in Action. Here, we view synthetically the personalities, places and events that have transpired as though through the medium of TV. The impact of this new medium is only beginning to affect our classrooms - - the classrooms of the future may be as different from this as ours are from those of our grandfathers. G -Z fy Q' fini. :im 49 ' 'QQ' Sd I 1 91. Zi Q , L W iv x. e he ,Z Good-morning . . . . . . . Some sweet notes now to begin the day . . . . . The Chfrallers welcome the day with song ..... . . . . . J' The Pep Baud jazzes it up . . . . . Home Ec. - - Cllt4lDS in style . . . . . . Lunch - - Guess the mcrning wa.sn't so bad 58 Art--it'sa.11inthewayyoulookatit..... Typing - - Most people take their typing seriously What an assignment, chomp, they must think we're geniuses! H., Mock election - ----- John won. English - - A panel discussion can be serious business . Driver Training - - Suicide on wheels or learning the right way ..... QW , ...L Mr. Everts explains our American business system in social studies . or A Happy Journey can be fun . . . . Our clean school is no accident - - thanks, Mrs. Banker. 59 , W , V LA, j we ' m YL 5 l , We will not walk on the gym floor with street shoes . . Time out for the annual Christmas parties Eugene. October 24-25 Oregon Scholastic ' Juniors and seniors visit the legislature Press Conference ..... . Take that line again . . . Wireless coming out . ..... . . . . 60 Food for mood in speech .... Student Council - - and tlmt's that . . . . Allebfl - BM fG t0mCl'l'OW ..... Master Ostrom at work . . Absolutely no coke in the gym What a day I ...... i n r Mind and body ....... The inauguration via TV - - the first ...... . No books? How about that algebra assignment? Mathematics - - What's the answer to number three? Jgsqui Teachers brush up on tests and measurements , , , Initiation - - From Green Hands to possible State Farmers 62 CHANNEL 5 xx Xxsixx xg. is I EDN v- f' ' ' - Qx - lf?- y CD CD o 's :Q- 'lt' SPORTS N S Y QM r Xi' Nw i Front row: G. Everts, mgr.: J. Crouch, R. Baumann, D. Wolf, D Alexander E Ostrom D Roberts B. Kersten, K. Gates, E. Everts, mgr.3 Second row: J. Plank, J. Edwards, C. Gruver, R. Granero, D. Enyart D B1shopr1ck D Deshon Chuck Sharon, Coach. Third row: D. Baird, mgr.: G. Raid, Bob Withers, J. Cole, G. FICBR A Fredenckson R Lee S. Van Arsdale, mgr. J Ik lk Football Squad Woodburn Woodburn Woodburn Woodburn Woodburn Woodburn Woodburn Wood burn Woodburn 7 Molalla 0 Molalla 0 Dallas 12 Canby 0 Silverton 7 ML Angel 6 Sandy Estacada Gervais .I - Jamboree ' - Games cancelled Ii! .Q When we started the season it never dawned upon us that we would finish last with a record of 1 win, 5 losses and because of polio 2 games were cancelled. Woodburn just didn't have what- ever it took to win. The team played hard and those returning next year will have that much more experience, but for the following seniors it was their last high school football season: Bob Baumann, ,lim Cole, Stanley Johnson, Wayne Vlonnier, DuWayne Roberts, Bob Withers, and Delmar Wolf. The co-captains were'Duane Roberts and Delmar Wolf. Front row: H. Wadsworth, F. Colburn, D. Hall, J. Rice, R. Anderson, R. Blomberg. Second row: Mush Barbour, Coachg E. Schmid, R. Prinslow, D. Bishoprick, B. Higgens, D. Mills, B. Kersten. Third row: EI. Everts, mgr.g J. Stafney, D. Stafney, J. Enyart, T. Rhoades, G. Everts, mgr. ,J QD' J.. ,. W .ng W .pr , x I WW, ul ' R , f J X u ., cuhu f. af .- vs i ,, s 1, .vnpxx 'L' 4 04 Hifi- 'MF' K if Y 1 E 'K'- Z R, gm 1, ,fx Q :is gp- g.g?HTf, any 2. ff?-1335511 J gfwfigs qgvjw L,,,f,g,1, f '.15T'fT , ,ali X is X K X W M-'fWi2f3'ZW ,fli1:i3w, K' . ,QQ M N yblxf 5-Rig tjfwZg?1xK N 4 X M K L. M, ,gk 2 A253 5 5 i -Siff- QI . S X K 54 ' A. -.,g,3gbM bfi-A f nam. 'Eiggzlf V 'iwwi 'Q ii ' 'X-i'i'i3 , wffz525,a .' - xsgxff-5 n ,. , hr - . , ml gi1,g,'k-Qixvi - f mafia. -q...........,,..,...Mm-. . . W A-x., - ,,,..f- TMA lp?-Q , '1 ww, -ff, N' ' ...rf W , X a ' A '14 Q Q Viwqnvwmm 'X . ...vain X' 1-1 W k Www, few , N A t -N, -1 X, , . ww , M W Wm., Qtk K .V ' M , .,,m.N,, Basketball Reading trom left to rixltr B. Dugan, D. Baird, D. Stafney, Ig. Wolf, R. Hastie, J. Hugill. R. elsenwg.. J. Stafney, S. VanArsda1e, B. rq.fjg,q.Garnero. W. Thompson. D. Bish- oprick, ami 3.531313 not shugg. ,x Gre ig ting semen D. won, J. Hus111R1g,Mva.n Arq E?28gf,w1cnem, and w. Thompsoxxiw f, 67 X N - 1. , PX'-'N First row: W. Thompson, J. Hugill, B. Withers, D. Baird, R. Garnero, R. Norris, J. Blanchard J. Stafney. Second row: P. LaBarr, H. Seaton, D. Bishoprick, R. Hastie, S. Clark, J. Plank, Coach Sheron, F. Colburn, A SQUAD Baseball Squad B SQUAD First row: B. Steele, B. Schroeder, H. Wadsworth, J. Edwards, D. Stafney, E. Lenton. Second row: E. Cannon, H. Seaton, D. Bishoprick, E. Schmid, G. Fredrickson. First row: T. Baird, R. Blomberg, D. Mills, D. Ballweber, B. Kersten. Second row: G. Raid, B. Higgins, D. Enyart, E. Ostrom, D, wolf, R. Lee, S. Van Arsdale, G. Ficek, D. Alexander. mgr.: Third row: J. Enyart, Ralph Dixon, C. Gruver, R. Anderson, J. Rice, H. Kraemer, J. Thomas P. Edwards. Track Squad ffgxf x X! CHANNEL 6 ,- 1 N , f , X , Q O'b 0 Q am ,nv CCMMERCIALS Q. RX Z 4 1 5 E i Sponsors IN APPRECIATION TO OUR ADVERTISERS: Without the support of our advertisers this book would have cost you 85.50. They have saved you 33.50. You can re- pay them by your patronage. THE BUSINESS STAFF Wies's Pharmacy James R. Deagen, M.D. Your Friendly Prescriptionist Physician and Surgeon Sclxuler's Fumiture Store Woodburn, Oregon Witham Implement Company 593 Pacific Highway Dial 7421 Garden Tractors and Power Mowers Painter's Shell Station Dial 2-1236, Woodburn Capital Drug Store 405 Stare St., Salem Dial 3-3118 Laurel Cafe Ensign Lumber Company Dial 2-9091, Highway 99E Low cost building supplie H. L. Stiff Furniture Salem, Silverton 81 Mt. Angel Edwards' Motel Sponsors Becke gl Wadsworth 1190 Pacific Hiway, Woodburn 562 State St., Salem Pickering's Dry Goo Woodburn, Oregon George's Place 327 Pacific Hiway Jno. P. Hunt 81 Son Woodburn, Oregon ds and Shoes Economy Cleaners 174 Garfield St., Woodburn Home of good dry cleaning Woodburn Hospital Dr. G. B. Smith, M.D. S. P. Mart Woodburn, Oregon Leona Rose Beauty Salon Dial 2-2226, Woodburn Mattsorvs ' Food Lockers 8: Ice Cream FOR THE FINEST .ICE CREAM Dial 80ll Corner of Hardcastle St. and Pacific Hiway Woodburn, Oregon X '0le' s' ' TEXACO STATION FIRESTONE TIRES AND ACCESSORIES MAR FAK LUBRICATION Come in and See The Best Friends Your Car Ever Ha Leroy, Virgil and Ole Dial 2-9051 Woodburn, Oregon fAcross from Post Offical Manufactures of Hydrolic Equipment T. L. Workman and Son General Repair Work 237 First St. Woodburn, Oregon Dial 8331 - KEN MC GRATH - HIWAY DRUG FOR DRUGS AND FOUNTAIN AGENCY GREYHOUND LINES Dial 7521 Pacific Hiway Woodburn, Oregon 73 C. H. Ahren's Hardware Your Marshall Wells Store Paint Plumbing 8- Electrical Supplies Supplies-Housewares Wilson Sporting Goods WOODBURN, Phono 2-2346 OREGON KITCHEN APPLIANCES AND 'HOME FURNISHINGS SEE May Furniture wooDBuRN oREcoN MAX AND SAM CHEVRON cAs STATION Pacific Highway Dial 5'I2I H. M.RAUSTIN Highway 99 E. WOODBURNQ ORE. Phono! 22-QQZYI f:.w-muq- fin- Woadburn THE FIRST NA'I'IONAL With Compliments of the Staff of the Branch BANK OF PORTLAND MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIP' INSURANCE CORPORATION Woodburn Feed 81 Supply PERFECTION FEEDS SEEDS FERTILIZERS Phone 2-1121 Woodburn, Oregon BANK 0F 0REGON The Bank of Personal Service Congratulations to the Class of '53 MEMBERFEDERALDEPOSHINSURANCECORPORATWN Paclhc Highway Woodburn Oregon VALLEY TELEVlSION CENTER Sit on the 50 Yard Line! Installations Guaranteed K ln the comfort of your home I l HOFFMAN MOTOROLA RAYTHEON Bingley Bros, Two Valley Stores C 75 FGlI'g'ClJhClS Rd. Salem Grqnf Sf, wqgdbufn Servicing Marion County GENERAL ELECTRIC DUMONT ADMRAL Dial 3611 l--- T.- - HUBBARD HARDWARE CO. If it's straight hardware you need WE HAVE IT HUBBARD OREGON . 1 Woodburn Auto Parts fyour N.A .P.A . jobberj Automotive Parte and Supplies For All Cars and Trucks dial 8l56 Woodbum li Oregon OLDSMOBILE FOR 1953 The New Ruling Power of the Road Loder Bros. 465 Center St. Pl'l0YIO 02261 SALEM, OREGON Woodburn Truck Line See Us For Your Hauling Jobs Willamette Valley Hauling Daily Service to Portland and Intermediate Points Dial 5681 Woodburn Oregon T GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF '53 Erickson's I-Iiway Market -1- SELF SERVICE MEATS Woodburn's Lowest Food Prices Woodburn Independent 64 Years Old But Brand New Every Thursday Read the News in Your Home Town Newspaper Lacey's Mens' Wear Arrow Shirts --- White Stag Jackets --- Pendleton Shirts SPORTSWEAR ME N'S WEAR Lord Jeff Sweaters --1- Adam Hats i-l Interwoven Sox A Graduate of Vickers Motors 350 Pacific Highway Woodburn, Oregon ,, .... IIA .,., ll ' ,Q?' , wusnn 'cfm fmun AUTHORIZED KAISER - FRAZER DEALER The Friendly Store Woodburn Food Market Top Quality Fruits and Vegetables Diol 2-1311 WOODBURN, OREGON Your School Sends Greetings Shrock Motor Company a ? QI -f .--.----M ' ', fY . IIIIMII III f i Qglllll 1 V ' CHIMIKITA WHERE CHEMEKETA GOES TO CHURCH HUDSON SALES AND SERVICE HOME OF GOOD USED CARS SALEM, OREGON Woodburn Paintingnnd Decorating Service SIGNS Sign Work ---- Union Shop FRE E ESTIMATES W. Atwood - Owner 'I540 Hardcastle Wood burn 79 80 I f' fm 4 r N WOODBURN MUSIC STORE The Home ofthe Best Television INSTALLATION -- SALES 1 SALES 8: SERVICE -' BAND INSTRUMENTS 1 SHEET MUSIC M it RECORDS - ' RADIO Q! f LI. Q5 D l778I-- W db WOODBURN BOWLING ALLEY H, LINOLEUM SHOP KENNELL ELLIS STUDIOS Congratulations to the Class of '53 Oregon Building Dial Salem 3-7830 SALEM, OREGON International Harvester Dealer KILIAN W. SMITH Trucks - Tractors and Equipment We Give S 8- l'l Green Stamps lnuauon Pumpsglnizauon Systems We do wheel balancing rlght on the car l52 Arthur Street -- Dial 52l6 Woodburn, Oregon with Hunter's wheel balancer. GOODYEAR - TIRES - PENNSYLVANIA Guaranteed aadinst all road hazzards for life, for the tread. , i s All kinds of accessories Tony Kahut Service 81 Dial 2-0517 R.P.M. Motor Oil M. L. Eidel Paul Sowa G Sons Machine Forging and Welding Joo. P. Sowo Proprietor Dial 4211 l82 Young Sfroof Woodburn, Oregon we Give S 3' H me Sump' FOI? ALL BALL BEARING NEEDS SEE Us Molollo Junction on 99E Richfield Service B. F. GOODRICH AND DAYIVON DISTRIBUTORS We give S Ja H Savings Stamps PAUL SNYDER ,few IM . V g . aught sold! Pacific Highway at Hnrdcastle D131 5641 1 First in Guaranteed Tire Mileage 82 Smartly Styled Flowers or Timm Florist WE snow oRcHARDs 1080 N. Pacific Highway Dial 7551 Woodburn, Oregon Woodburn Tractor Company Norman's Service Company Phone Monitor 2446 Sales and Service for the Ferguson System of Plwne 2444 Mechanized Fanning. W0'ld'5 Most Covied 'nactof Dealers in Oliver Cletrac Jacuzzi Pumps Johnson Motors Wade Irrigation Equipment It's the Ferguson System that makes the difference! Route 2 Woodburn, Oregon Five Miles East of Woodburn Woodburn Variety Store Frigidaires and Appliances Greeting Cards School Supplies Gifts AQ' Front Street Y Woodburn, Oregon 83 Hillcrest Florists Flowers for all occasions Bedding 8: Vegetable plants LOUIS KOENIG 81 SONS Dill 2-4411 Rt. 1 Box 91 P. A. Bernard Chevrolet Company Woodbum and St. Paul Woodburn St. Paul Dial 2-1551 Dh0ll0 151 L. Llflank Builder 6 Contractor Quality Homes Custom Building By Master Builders ff I, .f Z ,. i 4 K if ' if ' f ,ff ' X K ffrnfff, fn., ff L ff 7 , , l - fa- A- C Mfr, fi! fn K if I ' -H - W- -1 tif- 3 X-Y no 4-21: e - -5 . 1 Q-V 1 e .-- - O - W ,A-' E A u '-' F- -:sg s ' -Q-Ti 7' O-X' 3 I-A K1 4,-. 4 -n I LEE!-:S C- ! ii' I 5 3 5 ,.,.f L T I - El -127 'ull la, ' I ' 2 l ' 'I' as r- 24---u ff f'f' ' v i.-:.---:. u,, VF'-H -Q : -1 V Q- 1, 'Z' 'PETE-E - - ' , -- if ar: -.+.-4-:.-..1- .-- A , .. .... ' of--1 funn -..--. .--.L-..,.--i- r - 84 1360 Tomlin Ave. Dial 8121 Woodburn, Oregon Eaden's Bakery Woodburn Pharmacy BREAD A Woodburn High Booster Prescription Specialists Woodburn Pharmacy Service for Health Dial 2-1221 CAKES IPASTRY A Paradise of good things to eat 563 Front Street Dial 2-333i Hours 9: A.M. to 6: P.M. Mattson's Ice Cream Woodburn, Oregon Iamison Chevron Service Dial 4911 Woodburn, Oregon - Complete Lubrication Service - - R.P.M. - Standard Penn - Zerolene - - Motor Oils - Atlas Tires - Tubes - - Batteries and Accessories - Rebuilt - Fuel Pumps - Minor Motor Repair - - Generator - Carburetor - Starter - - Windshield Wipers and Motors Repaired - - Battery Charged - Slow and Fast - Livesay's Lumber Yard General Building Material Manufactures of sash and doors Saw mill at Gervais Dial 6l2l 257 Young Street Woodburn, Oregon 85 Filbert Grove Restaurant f x ,Xe x N fi f-lxqrl fxe ':r'Q- -il ,K f Q. f 192' ...rf .HSN . , . - ' inn l v w H - i' r'-'lJ - 1, ': 1 : 4 ' ' E 'Qin -r 1 f - : 1 2 L - -. ,f '- --' ' 'Sari 5' g t - 4 1 l' , ' . . NYJ? . ..,,, 5 f u-9: ' '?A- L-'nv 'f-f: '- -.Six-gt.:-.f ':Ef'1'S '1'-1 'P 'ei' Q --- ,-ia1.v,mg.L'fQ w. U. S. Highway 99E. and Hardcastle 8:00 A.M. 8:00 P.M. Daily Closed Tuesday Bring the Whole Family for Dinner Like Eating at Home , away from Home A friendly place to go Good Food at a reasonable price. Lenton's Union Service Pacific Highway Dial 2-2786 Woodburn, Oregon 'ur-un Lenon Implement Co. Ill 449 N. F S . D' 16331 lllqerlluar 'on' ' 'E' UPN 4 - ' gilt! John Deere Tractors John Deere Machinery Caterpillar Tractors 86 Hudson's 449 N. Front St. Dill 6331 DRY GOODS READY T0 WEAR HKBIERY WORK CLOTHES SHOES ARROW TIES LEVl'S ARROW SHIRTS WRANGLERS NUWEAVE SOCKS CAN'T BUST 'EM TAILOR-D CLOTHING OSH ' KOSH B'GOSH At Prices That Are Right Allisons Department Store Dry Goods Shoes Men's Wear Ladies and Childrens Wear Ie Give United Trading Stamps 481 - 4-91 Front St. Woodburn Dr. G. W. King 0Pf0ll'Bfl'iSf 392 Pacific Hy. f99Ei Woodburn, Oregon Phone 7331 Office Hours 9 o.m. to 6 p.m. Closed Wednesday Evenings By Appointment For Better Grades The higher you go with your education the more you need a typewriter. Grad- uate students in college are practically 1005 users of typewriters, so it seems like good sense to get one while you are in High School and reap the benefits of better marks which will result from typed notes and papers. All Machines Sold-Rented-Repaired Roen Typewriter Exchange 456 Court Street. Salem Oregon 87 Home Office of Butteville Insurance Company Fire Insurance at Cost Butteville, Oregon 154 Harrison Street Woodburn, Oregon Phone 8911 Woodburn Garage DeSoto Firedome 160 H.P. The Engine, Design That Sets A New High In Performance Efficiency Economy with Power Steering Fluid Torgue Drive Automatic Window Lifts Automatic Overdrive Avajlable at extra costs Phone 2-1141 188 Hayes Woodburn, Oregon 88 Mayflower Dairy Products This is the Oregon Home of Sloppy lee a delicious sandwich. That originated in Singapore, and is also sold at Sloppy Joes A in Havana, Cuba. Order It! You'll Love It! Woodrulfs San Shop North Salem City Limits Aumomzso Foam DEALER Sauvain Motor Company The New Ford is designed to out-perform . out- ride. . out-size any other low-priced car on the roadl Sales Service Woodburn, Oregon Dial 2-H32 J , , ' ,M .,.q.-.ff-v.f,-.....,.,..m.,m mm f ,W W 1 , V T N W , fffff1':,f.,,,, W- , ' my ullunuhdw vnrannnnm M, lf' lit- N 3 ' , 4 . saw. ,, ' ,,'nfwmwwm.W ,, ., .fy W' vf Q V M V ff af f 'W fm A in f , 'Y f H f V uf , 1, W e 1 1 f r fi f . r ' f kQ.w,ww ' , L H ',!w':Z ,'1 , ' ' W LwsM.ff,.,,,fZl M F Jw. , M V- g I I H , , . :yi ,W y I ' 7 'M:b ' :L ' M, f ' I ,'1Z ' ff - , f, Y C'fH'5'M7f f'f27l5W'. ' , 'WW' 'wi WE' ?.fW,. x,, L- M I -1weffwwfwQWmwfuwfhwmww.fuarwwkfwW,y' ' H '- U' ' W . ' V . t.-.WWI New Coachcraft Bodies 39 Stan Baker Motors Dodge Plymouth Job Rated Trucks. Powered with 140 H.P. Red Ram V8 Engine Chemelceta 8: High Salem, Oregon Ray Kuhn Appliance - - Plumbing Television I0l7 Young Street Woodburn, Oregon Phone 2-2121 FOR THE MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF SPORTING GOODS AND OFFICIAL EQUIPMENT SEE Howard Wicklund Sporting Goods. Inc. 372 State Street Salem, Oregon Tel. 3-6042 90 Coney Island Where oll good friends meet Phone 2-2666 Adequate sized banquet room for all occaslons l 1 st ye BISHOP' STYLE CENTER FOR MEN AND BOYS Florsheim Shoes Stetson Hats Arrow Shirts Lee Hats Stradivori Sport Shirts Hart - Schoffner 81 Marx Clothes 'I45 N. Liberty Street Salem, Oregon THE CAPITAL SHOPPING CENTER BERG'S SUPER MARKET DANA'S BOOTERY HALEY'S BEAUTY CENTER HUGHES APPAREL I.L. SHOE REPAIR JARY'S FLOWERS AND FINE CANDIES KENNEDY'S CLEANING WORK MARGWENS CHILDREN SHOP THE MUSIC CENTER THE RECORD SHOP OWL DRUG CO. SHAW'S FURNITURE SEARS, ROEBUCK AND COMPANY SCHRYOCK'S MEN'S WEAR THE TOWNE SHOP ACE BARBER SHOP W Mjf lil, ff W 0 yu . 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