WyEast High School - Aquila Yearbook (Hood River, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 138 of the 1955 volume:

,i,. H . ' '-' 1g:1m1 2'f THE AUUIL 1954-1555 V O L U M E IV Editor Dorothy Walters Assistant Editor Deanna Dunn Published by the Associated Students of Wy'East High School EUNTENTS . 1 Hof. L lr 11. 111. 'Q ,, f Iv. , . --1. L XJ. , VI. ,L 'I Q ' vu. 1 ' II. I If . I IX. ' X. K TITLE DEDICATICIJ AIDIJINISTRAT ICIX SEFQICRS ILTQICRS SCRRCIJORES ERESI-ITIEN ATHLETICS CJRCAIQIZATIOFQLS ACTIVITIES A. FALL R. WINTER C. SPRING IT. DRAMA IQ. IJUSIC ADVERTISING AUTOGRAPHS 14 440. -Al .f.lfI-n,hT fr? gs-A Jxa' M 1 UEDIEATIUN We the Aqurlcx staff of Wy'ec1st Hrqh School dedrccxte thrs 1955 Aqulla to C1 beloved teacher cmd prmcrpul of past years Bengcxmm Forsythe for hrs trreless efforts 1n help mg us bulld and estublrsh the h1qh standards whrch form the foundotron of Wy'ec1st I-hgh School We wlsh to express our opprecmtron to hlm for hrs drhgent work cmd though he 1s now retrred he w111 long be remembered by the students I - ' I I I . . 'li Y 4 'r sig. A' 1 N 1 l ? 1 A i' 43.95 Ivcm Parker Prmcrpol George A Corwm Supenntendent F . JOHN BASIC WARREN BLANKENSHIP CHARLES BOWE QUENTIN BOWMAN English III 6: IV U.S. History, English I Biology 6- Athletics Agriculture Student Council Ski Club L.ettermen's Club F'.F.A. Club Senior Class Advisor Freshman Class Advisor Junior Class Advisor Senior Advisor Baseball Coach FIOBERT BHIGI-IAM GUY JACOBS JAMES JOHNSON Men's Physical Education Bookkeeping Math Sophomore Class Advisor Photography Athletic Director Director of Visual Aids Dean of Men Financial Advisor DMI ISTH TIU As the sands of time slip through our fingers, we may never completely under- stand the intricate working of the school Administration. However, we will long remember the benefits they have obtained for us. The new addition on the school is just one of the many things they have done to help ease the load on both teachers and students. These seven sparkling new rooms will give extra space to the fast growing population of Wy'east High School. P EULTY Isn't it amazing the things you remember about teachers? The ones you remember best are the ones that make you work hardest .... I-lave you heard ot Bullet Blankenshipn? That's Wy'east's favorite basketball player .... The sophomores sure are lucky to have such a good Biology teacher, Mr. Bowe .... Doesn't Mr. Bowman's Ag class make some fine trailers? .... If you hear loud cries of disgust you'll know it's Mr. Brigham taking candy away from the l3.E. students .... Doesn't Mr. Clark turn out interesting school DUDGISZ . . .It's a bird,it's Superman, no it's Mr. Jacobs in his flying machine .... Some- times it's little things like noise and color that brings back memories. We think of Mr. Johnson's flashy red suspenders and Mrs. Kirkwood humming a song during her English class, and you certainly can't forget Mr. Basic's fancy shirts and ties .... We certainly ALBERTA KIRKWOOD MELVIN KRUCKENBERG HAZEL KUSACK1 English I, Sparish I 5' II Crafts, Stage Crafts, Women's' Physical Education Latin I 6- II Art, Metal :S Jewelery G,A,A, Advisgf Student Council Advisor Freshman Advisor Freshman Clqss Advisor Sophomore Class Advisor ALICE LAMERSON CARI.. MARKGRAF' RICHARD MASH JOSEPH O'BFlIEN Lib,-m-ion Speech, English HI, D,-Gmc Science, Athletics Algebra I, General Honor- Society Advisor Radio Production Basketball Coach Math, Geometry Junior Class Advisor Senior Class Advisor FYeShmGn FOOtbGll Football Coach Lettermen Club Sophomore Class Advisor Lettermen Club Junior Class Advis A-X A -E-5 iw-fx X , '17' .43 Of VERA PARROTT PAT PENDERGAST Gen. Math 6- Biology English I 6- II, Annual Typing I G Il, Dean of Women Usherette Advisor Shorthand I G II Girls' League Advisor Junior Class Advisor Office Practice ELLSWORTH VIEIRA Chemistry, Physics Advanced Algebra Trigonometry Drivers' Training Pep Club Advisor Senior Class Advisor Freshman Class CARL WIESINGER Shop I 5- II Boys' League Advisor Talon Advisor Junior Class Advisor 'HX DOHOTI-IY REEP GAY SIMONS Band I 6- II Girls' Glee Mixed Chorus, Advisor Music Appreciation Sophomore Class Advisor REVENELL. LESLIE Secretary of school MISSING: Bertha Ramona Jack Clark keep Mr. Kruckenburg busy with stage settings. . . .Surely you couldn't pass up that new P.E. teacher without looking twice .... As the saying goes, everyone has a pet peeve, and Mrs. Lamerson's is noisy students. .. .Do you remember those plays Mr. Markgrai's class acted out? Weren' t they nice? .... Do you remember that good looking teacher, Mr. Mase, hopping around on crutches? Isn't it too bad about him hurting his foot?. . . .Of course you all know Mr. O'Brien and his Algebra tests! .... Aren't we lucky to have Miss Parrott on our staff? .... What is that red I see bobbing up and down in the hall? Oh! that must be the new Annual teacher, Miss Penderqast .... Everyone that runs to lunch prob- ably knows Miss Heep because she is always standing in the hall nabbing speeders .... We gave Mrs. Romans the hardest job of all, guarding the refrigerator .... We're sure everyone knows the band teacher, Miss Simons .... Listen to the crowd yell! Wy'east's favorite cheerleader Mr. Vieria must be on the floor .... Quite the shop Mr. Wiesinger has acquired. CLASS HUUM SHUTS x lf ....Before.... f- ' M EUSTUDIANS u Q , 5 , - wif' . -Ex avg wf L1 . Y., A V-gg' Og' . ., 1hXL.z:A '.13 X ...Y , ' 1-- ' . R. J. Cobio Alfred D. Miller EDU165 Muck M Koqer Not shown BUS JUEHEYS If rf f f N .1-1i It f-Q 1' 'X i 5 Q7 fs, Jim Craig, Vice-President, .lim Beam, President, Rose Sumoge, Treasurer. Missing-Carolyn Dillon, Secretary SE IUH CLASS l-low grown up they felt when they were seniors back in 1954 and 55. The fun they had as upperclass- men initiating the new, incoming Freshmen. Remember how they looked forward to graduation and all the fun they had when it finally came. There was talk about it for days after. And wasn't the prom the most beautiful dance you ever went to. A lot of work and time went into that dance put on for them by the loyal Juniors, and the only rewards were the oooohs and the aahs of smiling couples when they came through the doors. The theme of the Senior dance held in late winter was the Coconut Grove . Miniature palm trees and a waterfall carried out the theme. The officers were President, Jim Beam, Vice President, lim Craig, Secretary, Carolyn Dillon: and, Treasurer, Rose Sumoge. They all did a grand job for the graduating class. As the sands of time sift slowly through the hour glass we remember these as our seniors of 54-55. ADVISORS loci: Basic Quentin E1c'vvn.an f ar .farlcqraf Pllswortl. Vieira issing: he-rtflfi P-oman., ALICE ABSTEN F.l-LA. lg Camera Club lg Usherettes 3, Golden Wheels 37 Glee Club 3,47 Band l, 25 Class Play 2, All school play 4. SANDRA ANDREWS Transfer from Day Creek Oregon 4 Class Presldent 1 Student Council 1 Secretary 3 Newspaper 13 GAA 3 Usherettes 3 Cl'1!1St1ClI'l Club Vlce Presldent 3 WHS ARTHUR BAILEY Transfer from Parkdale WHS Golden Wheels 3 Talons 2 JIM BEAM Nauonal Honor Soclety 3,4 Student Body Vxce Presxdent 3 Class Presldent 2 4 Student Councll 2 3,4 F F A l Sclence Club l Letterman Club 2 3 Baseball 1 2,3,4 Football 4 Basketball l 2 away ' feels wir ,w AEI- x1 MEA, afgf Xxmbvbmggm 2- 'Q' I K5 WAYNE BIBB Transfer from Hood Bwer, Oregon Serv xce Club 2 3 Science Club l Presxdent 1 Letterman Club 3,4 Golden Wheels 3 4 Skl Club 2 3 4 Student Council l Ten- nls 3 Football 4 Basketball 4 Track 3 EUGENE BOLES Transfer from Parkdale Camera Club 1 Band 1 Football 1 Class Play l Jr Speclallst 1 WHS-Vlce Presldent Boy s League 4 Letterman Club 3 4 Newspaper 3 Servxce Club 2 3 Class Play 2 Tennis 3 4 Football 3 4 All School Play 2, , BEVERLY BONJOUB Usherettes 3 Golden Wheels 4 Band 2 3 4 JOE BOYCE Transfer from Taft Hlqh School 3 Camera Club 2 Band l 2 Baseball 1 2 Football 1,2 WHS-Golden Wheels 3 4 Band 3 Baseball 4 Camera Club 3 1 5 V . 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I I ll 4 1 1 - ' I I 1 I 1 I : 1 7 14 I 1 DEAN CLINTON Transfer Parkdale, Student Councxl l WHS F F A 2 3 4 Lettermans Club 3 4 Golden Wheels 3 Baseball 3 MARILYN COFFEY Newspaper 3 Golden Wheels 4 Glee l CLAIRE CORWIN Glrls League Presxdent 4 Vxce Presxdent 3 Scxence Club Secretary 3 Natxonal Honor Socxety 3 4 Secretary 4 Usher ettes 3 Golden Wheels 3 4 Student Coun cxl 4 Band l 4 Orchestra 2 JAMES CF!-IC Class Presxdent 1 Vlce Presxdent 4 Stu dent Councll l 4 Natxonal Honor Socxety 3 4 F' F' A 1 2 Scxence Club 1 Letter mans Club 3 4 Projector Club 1 Colden Wheels 3 Cheer Leader 4 Football han aqer 2 Basketball Manager l Track Man aqer l ,fits 3 BOB CANNON F.F.A. 1,35 Golden Wheels 3,41 Basket ball 1,2. NANCY CASE Golden Wheels 3,41 Aquila 31 Pre-nurslnq Club 4, Science Club l,2. ROY CHILDERS LAURA CHR ISTIANSON Transfer from Parkdale l Class Treasurer l WHS Aqulla 3 4 Golden Wheels 3 4 Treasurer 4 Usherettes 3 Pre-nursmq 3 4 Glee4 N ffm! 'bu 1 1 - 11 .1 1 1 1 I . .,, 'W' . 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BOB CRAPPER F' F' A 1 2 Lettermans Club 3 4 Golden Wheels 3 4 Glee 3 4 Baseball 2 Foot ball 3,4 Basketball 2 Track 1 3 4 RICHARD CUSHMAN Sclence Club l Golden Wheels 3 4 Se we Club 2 3 4 PAT CZUBA Student Body Treasurer 4 Assxstant Treasurer 3 Student Councll 3 4 Aquxla 3 G A A l 2 Pep Club 1 Usherettes 3 Golden Wheels 3,4 JAUNITA DeBOARD Glee 4 FV 'CQ' CAROLYN DILLON Student Councll 1 Class Secretary 3 4 Golden Wheels 3,4, Usherettes 3 Pep Club 1 Glee 2 3 Freshman Cheerleader 1 Girls League Executlve 3 JACK DONALDSON Transfer Bend Hlqh 2 Camera Club Vlce Presldent 1 Radio Staff 1 Thespxans l Basketball Manager 1 WHS-Student Coun- cxl 3 Class Presldent 3 Radlo Club 2 3 Treasurer 3 Science Club 2 Ski Club 3 4 Student Body Play 2 4 WAYNE ELLIOTT Transfer Parkdale Camera Club I Base ball 1 Basketballl WHS Golden Wheels 4 Tennis 2,3 4 SHARON GEORGE Pre-nursing 3 4 Science Club 1,2 Camera Club 3 F H A l,2,3 4 Usherette 3 Head Usherette 4 LYNN GILKERSON Science Club I Projector Club 1 2 Gold en Wheels 34 Band 1 Baseball 1 Basketball Z RONALD GFIINDY F' F' A 3,4 Golden Wheels 3, ELSIE GUIGNARD A 2 4 G 12 3 4 Go en Wheels 3,4 Sclence Club l BILL. HAKALA Transfer Parkdale-Presrdent oi Parkdale Skaimq Club l WHS Golden Wheels 3 4 Skx Club 3 Tennxs 3 Basketball 1 Tr ack Z Q-v .f' 1r 'V LOIS HANEL. Aquxla 4 Newspaper 2 G A A l 2 3 4 Pep Club 1,2 Usherettes 3 Golden Wheels 3 Glee 2 4 Operetta 2 JANET HART Transfer The Dalles F' H A 2 G A A 2 WHS GENE HATFIELD Transfer Parkdaleg WHS-Band 1,25 Presi- dent 2g Lettermans Club 3,47 Golden Wheels 3,47 Tennis 1,2,3,4g Football lg Basketball l,2,3,4g Track 2,3,4. HELEN HESS Class Treasurer 37 Girls League Treas- urer 47 Science Club 25 Golden Wheels 3,4. td' -av' DON JACOX Transfer from Parkdale Band 1 WHS Honor Socxety 3 4 Stuzlent Councll 3 Boy s League Presxdent 3 Golden Wheels EILEEN JENSEN Aquila 4 GAA 1234 Pep C1ub12 Usherettes 3 Golden Wheels 4 Glee Club DARLENE JOHNSON G A A 1 2 3 4 Vxce Presldent 2 Presi dent 4 Pep Club 1 Golden Wheels 3 4 Student Councrl 1 Queen of Candyland Mxxer 1 Prxncess of Carmval 2 March of Dimes Prmcess 3 LYNN JONES F F' A 12 3 Golden Wheels 3 ELLEN HIGGINS Class Treasurer 25 Aquila lg Newspaper 47 G-A.A. 1,25 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 Usher- ettes 33 Golden Wheels 3,47 Ski Club 3,45 Cheerleader 3,4g Princess of Cqndylqnd Mixer 1. JIM HUBBELI.. Transfer from Parkdale-WHS F' F' A 2 Football 1 2. PAT HUTCHINSON F' H A 4 WESLEY JONES ,3 Transfer from Brandon,F'1or1da F F' A l, 234 F'ootballl2 lk 'Z' 'amd' '42: Y T7 -if W 4 v5 ED LAPE. Lettermans Club 2,3 4 Pres1dent3 F F A 1 Glee 3 4 Football 1 2,3 4 Basketball Manager 3 4 Track 3 4 RUBY LOGAN Natxonal Honor Socrety 3 4 Presxdent 4 Student Councxl 3 Class Secretary l Newspaper Edrtor 3 Ass1stantEd1tor 2 Gxrls League Co- Treasurer 2 G A A l 2 3 4 Secretary 4 Usherettes 3 Golden Wheels 3 4 Candyland Prxncess l Car mval Prmcess 2 March of Dxmes Prxn cess 3 Guls State 3 December Gul oi Month 3 Mothers Day Prmcess 2 ROBERTA LYONS Golden Wheels 3 4' Science Club 1' Band 2 . RUBEN MAHAN Student Council l' F F A 1,2 3 4' Senti- nel 3 4' Lettermans Club 3,4' Projector Club l 2' Golden Wheels 3 4' Talons 2 3 4' Football 12 3 4' Basketball 2 3 4' Track 2 3,4. Y3.,.:v JUDY JOY Transfer Parkdale Student Body Secre- tary 4 Annual 1 Newspaper 1 Pep Club 2 3 4 Usherettes 3 Skx Club 3,4 Glee 3 4 Student Councxl 4 Band l Cheer leader 1 2 3 4 Prmcess for Sweetheart Dantz 2 Tennis l GLADYS KILGORE Camera Club l 2 3 Sclence Club l Golden Wheels 3 4 DAVID KOLLAS Natxonal Honor Soc1ety 3 4 Boy s League Vrce Presrdent 3 F F A 1 2 3 Presi dent 4 Secretary 23 Scxence Club l Radro Club 2 3 4 Golden Wheels 3 4 Sk1 Club 3 4 Basketball 4 Track 2 3 4 MARILYN KINNEY Class Treasurer 1 G A A l 2, ,4 Gold Wheels 4 Glee 2 4 is ...I en CHUCK MARTXNSON Transfer Parkdale Parkdale Specmlxsts Club 1 President 1 Representatlve t Booster Club WHS Natlonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Student Body Presldent 4 Student Councll Representative 2 3 4 Golden Wheels 4 Aquxla 3 Assxstant Editor 3 Band 2 Kmg of Sweetheart Dance 3 TOM MARTINSON Transfer Dram Umon H1qh WHS Class Vxce President 2 F' F A 4 Golden Wheels 3 Service Club 3 Basketball 3 Track 3 CARMA JEAN MILLER Transfer Ilwaco,Wash1nqton WHS F' H A 2 4 G A A 2 4 Pep Club 4 Golden Wheels 4 Band 2 Glee Club 3 DONNA MILLIKAN Glee 3 4 'UN JOANNE MOORE Science Club 1 Usherettes 3 Golden Wheels 3 4 Glee Club 2 Band 1,2 3,4 SHIRLEY NELSON Camera Club 3 G A A 3 Projector Club 2,3 4 Usherettes 3 Golden Wheels 4 Band 2,3,4. JIM NICHOLS F.F'.A. l,2,3, Lettermans Club 3,4, Gold- en Wheels 3,4, March of Dlmes Prince 3, Football l,2,3,4, Basketball l,4, Track 2. MARK NICHOLS F'.F'.A. l,2,3, Golden Wheels 3,4, Track l,2,3,4. I -w yig ggiff K-, i I 1 0 A' 4 1 I I , 1 1 I ' .14 r I I I f 2 - ' r - ,LH r ' ' K I egg gif, ' I - - - I F 1 . . . if f?Ye : li -A 1 1 1 - .I W J ' 7 - . . . 4 I - - - 1 I I 3 I I - , . fx . nf' . . I I I I I , . Ah . 1 . . . 3 1 I F I BOB OBERMIHE Lettermans Club 3 4 Vxce President 4 Camera Club 23 FFA 123 Golden Wheels 2 3 Prxnce ol Mothers Day Tea 2 JERRY CBBOURN Golden Wheels 3,4 Band 1 Basketball SHIRLEY POLLARD Honor Soclety 3 4 Newspaper 3,4 Busz ness Manager 4 F' H A 4 Camera Club 2 Science Club l G A A 2 3 4 Pep Club 4 Usherettes 3 Golden Wheels 3 4 Glee Club 4 Band 1 2,3 4 Band Award 4 Stu dent Body Play 3 Servlce Award 3 VINCENT POWELL F' F' A l 2 3 Lettermans Club 2 3 4 Gold en Wheels 3 4 Mxxed Glee 34 Prmce May Day Festxvxtxes 1 Carnwal Prmce 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Football 2,3,4 Basket ball 3 4 f' ff' 2 ff 15 rv 5-no' W3 Q 7 BETTY BEAMS Newspaper 2 Sclence Club 1 2 Secretary l 2 Gul of Month 3 DELMEFI RICH 'Transfer Gresham Unxon I-llqh WHS Let termans Club 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Track 2 3 4 3 44, BILL QAPPINGTON F F' A 4 Golden Vtheels 3 Football Basketball l Track 2 3 ADA SHIBAHARA Transfer Parkdale Class Secretary l GAA IVNHS CAA 234 Vrcepres xdent 4, Camera Club 2 3, Reporter 2 Golden Wheels 3,4. MARY JO SMULLIN JANE SUCHY Transfer from P arkdale 1 Sclence Golden Wheels 3 Aqulla 3 ROSE SUMOGE Class Treasurer 4 Usherettes 3 Golden Wheels 34 Aqulla 3 Newspaper 2 May Day Princess 3 DONNA TOMLIN Transfer from Woodburn H1 l, FJ-l.A. 4, Cameo 3, Scxence 2, Golden Wheels 3,4, Pre-Nursmq 4. JOHN SHELDRAKE Presrdent Scrence Club 1, Co-Presrdent Radxo Club 2, Boys League Treasurer 4, Sclence Club l, Natlonal Honor Soclety 3,4, Band l,2,3,4. DONALD SHOCKLEY Transfer from Parkdale 1, Band 2 3,4 Basketball 3 4 Track 4 BILL Sv1lTH Transfer from Parkdale 2 Golden Wheels 3 4 Talons 2 Basketball Manager 1 Newspaper 1,3 4 G A A l 2 Pep Club 4 Golden Wheels 3 4 Secretary 4 Skr Club 3 4 President 4 Glee l,2,4 Student Body Play 3,4, Sweetheart Dance Princess 3 Tennis 4 Girls State 4 LARRY SOHLER ' ' . - 1 I - f 1 I f D rx., :K A .. ss-QW K x s 9 ' is g X 3 ' . X I 1 I - - - 1 F 7 1 I I , : 1 1 S' f 1 . I-- H .. : 2: 3 , p . I I 4 1 I I I - . RICHARD VAN BLARICOM Science Club l,2,3,45 President 15 Letter- mans Club 3,45 Radio Club 2,3545 Golden Wheels 35 Candyland Prince 15 Football 1,2,3,45 Truck 2,3,4. DOROTHY WALTERS 'Transfer Parkdale-Student Council l5 Class President 15 WHS-Camera Club 25 Usherettes 35 Golden Wheels 3,45 Aquilfl Editor 45 Pre-Nursing 3,45 Treasurer 4. MYRTLE WILLIAMS Class Secretary 25 Newspaper 45 Pep Club 1 2 3 4' Usherettes 3' Glee 2 3' Cheer Leader l 2 3 4 Candyland Princess 1 ALFRED WINANS FFA 1 Newspaper l Baseball23 Football 3 Basketball l 2 Manager 3 l' Iii DAVlD VvllNAlN-S Servlce Club 2 3 4 Secretary 3 PreS1d6'l'1I 4 F F A 1 Golden Vkheels 3 4 Tenms 3 Basketball l 2 3 Track 2 A DON VNONSYl D F F A 3 Track l 2 11:1 1 1: 111: ' ' .. - 4 -v-1 1 af Q I li - 'X - A Rfb up X 'Y--ff? 4 , f -v-1 1 I :rf 1 N 5...f ' ,I ' ,I 1 .,: - , 7' .f vw ...Q ,. xwgif uw Z 'ff u l fx f Ca 4 BARBARA WRIGHT mera Club 3 G A A 1 2 3,4 Pep Club Golden Wheels 3 4 Glee 2 Newspaper Cheerleader 1 Tennrs 2 3 FRANCES YOUNG PrehNu1-smq 3 4 Presldent 3 Secretary 4 F' H A 2 3 4, Presxdent 4 Reporter 2 Camera Club 3 Sclence Club 2 Natxonal Honor Soclety 3 4 Pep Club l 2 3 Usherettes 3 Golden Wheels 3 4 Gleel 4 Gxrls State 3 Gul of Month 3 femme 4 , -iw Wfgg--S fffv ,LCM Z W 1, . , 3 .fi , X fr ,iZ.Jf?fWifM,t1ZE1Wfww! 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Thelr Engllsh classes stand out for that year too As usual they presented the tradltronal Junlor Semor Prom that year too They worked really hard to present a successful prom and they succeeded very well Therr class OfflC9IS were Bob Mahan Presrdent Deanna Dunn, Vlce Presl dent Margarette Henson, Secretary l argaret Trrssell Treas urer Frank They see these prctures that hang on memory s wa as they go on down the corrrdors of trme Maybe therr sm11es are a lrttle brrghter then hearts a lrttle hghter as they remember the1r Jumor year rn Hrgh School Who Knows? Q px Chuck Bowe Al-ICS I-Gmefson 506 O'BNeH Pat Penderqast Carl Wxesmqer O ' - . ' , 1 . - ' : 1 l I Q 1 ' ' - I I , ' - V l . , . . l U I - A 1 I , . , . I I . I - : vl l 1 Rrincehouse, and Lonnie Adamson, Sergeant-at-Arms. ' . ' ll, , , 4 . I , . , I , .g 1 1- 3 s w n , ll My-x Q - 5 L sl' 9 ' Lonnxe Adamson Wxlbur Anderson Kathleen Annala Bermce Baker Rusty Beaton Glen Best Gayle Bonebrake Burdme Boyer D1Ck Brant Mary Ann Bratton Peggy Bronson Harold Brower Beverly Buck Pat Calhs Joyce Campbell fs P v, 'A A A ' . a , .J ' Q - nm 5 ' ' flfimiffii 'F 2 13 A N, +L so V . if Ccxrmelita Carter Ned Chestnut Hclph Chrxstopher Stephen Corwm Nancy Crews Jerry Dexbert Ann Dowless Dxcne Downmq Deanna Dunn Judy Eastman Dcmxel Evans I g X it Bob Evans Charlotte Grlmore Marqarette Henson Carl Hughes 61- 'Yi N...i Q 'UK Fritz Gangwer Ronald Goebel Maureen l-hqqlns Arvzd Johnson As CY in gif 53 7153 iflls J udy Getchell Florence Grrqqs Ivan Ha rdman Dav Ld J ohns on 'Y -t:':!' 'le 'db OL if' -nr' .ZW 'fd' Barbara Gllkerson Ken Grlmore Rebecca Greer Betty Heath La Ferne Harms Nancy Hazeltxne Myrls Judd Carol Kusachx V, A 'rim A , Q , N f l - 1 A Q , 'gf X K ' 17 lk e hifi ia g 5? ' A n A f In ff 55 .gi 4 ff . ,L J 8 If ' A! I ! A X ' 4 M, N4 , 'jf , , ,, r x ' f f V i S , - S :N , , , , ff ,Q-11 Pauline Kilgore Ann Lassen Robert Lyons Walter Murray Bill Kimber Valoris Lauritson Bob Mahan Wanda Murray L Bette Kollas Lila Leland Glenda McLoughlin Louis Nance QNQN 2.6: -0 S lk Q 'Y Margaret Krussow Anita Linder Karen Mohr Neola Nance Dick Larch Norman Lobley Larry Moore Boyd Nash 41' I -wi -0? V? P1 'T 1 56 -kv ., 4 V ' ' 1 FQ fx , , ,k ' r fel ' ' Q ' T x. fg'V A .L 3 , -x X r, - f ' A af M P '. 'I -J i' rr R . X V i . 4 , ., . jf 1 . K it A' , 1 k. 1 P W FK! K i 1 I 2 X, 5 sk XX Ill . . 'K X 4' 54 Lx I I ' .,,, 1 fi: b r, ' -2 -J - 1 -4 1 Y Q, 4 V 1 K L ' , 4 X 'fl ' 3 ' Nl ' :ax 'f ' I ,g' r ' . J ,lf r . ' 5 3 5 r 4' .- X -+ in 0' ' Ill ' I I Q -,i JK -J '55 0. R' 3 ., i A1 mf' , i x I , 48 0 -of C? all -4, Ralph Plaster Maurice Poole Bob Nelson Sylvia Noyes Phyllis Osbourne Earl Oxford Sharon Parchuck Anita Patton Jeanette Peck Kathryn Perkins Amos Phillips Carroll Phillips Donna Pierson Alice Plaster Vi Duane Powers Frank Princehouse 1' 'X 9 v..-., -Rfk 'B '5 5 Davxd Rxkkers Ted Roberts Betty Roche Naomi Sappinqlon Verena Schwartz Ella Shxbahara Bxlhe Skuce Jeame Smxth Dan Steward Joyce Taylor J im Tompkins Margaret Trxssell 'W ., 94 'T' Sonny Tucker Lila Wade Linda Whitacre J lm Williams George Yarlnqton Beverly Young In Cly Williams Phyllis Williams Yvonne Wllhqnls CLASS HUUM SI-IUTS -1-Q51 P X I E,.- Busy Fir1qers SieGdy Whct's the rush? 0 il 'EDM' Y? 16' .5945 gl Q X x , f . X a K X Q ,B , -I . C. E ij-4' v r ,4m s,. -4l?'.!'1.!73w?f--4 'i : 'W ' ' . ' 1 I if fi 'Y K if George Yumibe, Treasurerp Dale Mortensen, President: Mary Nichols, Vice-President, Darlene Walker, Secretary. SUPHUMUHE EL SS Looking in the Hour Glass and watching the sands of time go by, they recall the weekly pie sales under the management of the Sophomore Class. Chairman for these sales was Bob Craig. With his committee working enthusiastically under him, they took action to make the sales a success. The charity drives for 1954-55 were under the direction of the class of '57. This was the first year of having one class responsible for all charity drives. For the March of Dimes campaign, the Sophomores sponsored an after the game benefit dance. Another highlight which drew loyal supporters oi the March of Dimes, was the basketball game played by the Wy'east faculty vs. the county faculty. This was a very exciting game with our Wy'east faculty winning by 2 points. The yearly Christmas decoration contest between home rooms was won by a Sophomore English class for the first time. The theme of the room was a Mexican Christmas. The Sophomore Class vied for and received recognition in winning the contest between the classes for selling Birthday Calendars. From the grand total ot !Bl8l2.5O, they brought forth S534.75. As a prize for their hard work, they welcomed a half day off from school. With Dale Mortenson as President, Mary Nichols, Vice-President, Darlene Walker, Secretary: and George Yumibe, Treasurer, it may be said they had a successful year. Robert Brigham Guy Jacobs Alberta Kirkwood Dick Mase Gay Simons L K I I IZ. 'Z Larry Dmsmoor Jerry Dxttbenner Katherme Dobbms George Espmosa Alvy Evans Betty Freltas Carol Ann Frland B111 Furrow Eileen George Lilly Goetz Patty Goss Phillip Goss Robert Anderson Warren Anderson Stan Bork Gladys Byrd Gene Christlansen Kenneth Coreson Perry Cosner Robert Crcuq Charles Cunmnqham Jackxe Cunmnqham Mary Lou Curner Snoden DeBoarcl 'E' E S fa 'G 1 39 A is til - rf 1 Q . lp,- ,fm - hai 'bu Jerry Grindy Jane Hcxmmel Russell Hardman Chuck Harlan Virginia Hart Betty Hausinqer Donald Henry Kathleen Hill Pat Hobbs Gordon Honeycutt Nora Hounsell Sally Hukari if ,- 1 fs- .1 Fw -5 1 fha-l s S l 1 . X' SJ Y it :' V' 7 I Norman Jacox Donna Johnson Dorothy Jones Terry Jones Glen Kelly Navaline Ketcher John Krussow Ferol Ann LaCombe Douglas Lay Joseph Logan Deanna Long Jlm MacKenzie Q 9 W 'iff-' R+ J udlth Nichols Mary Nichols Georgia Obermlre V. J. Orcutt Iola Painter Charlotte Parker Mary Perkins Janice Powell Joan Rush Joy Sampson Velma Schwartz Janice Scobee ff . 45 Q W- ...f 'W'- rf ' Myron Martin Charles Mason J ackle McKlnnis Steen McNerney Esther McRae Mary Miller Richard Miller Rolf Miller Dale Mortensen Patty Muncie Robert Brock Edith Nichols if 'kt tif' 'Q 5. ash Y I gf fill' 2 'ii' Sally Sharkey Larry Smith Ed Sohler Melvin Sparks John Suchy Robert Tomhn Norman Tonn Lynn Trembly Lyle Trott1er Phylhs Vosberq Darlene Walker Betty Walters J f 'gn L Ps' mY New-NA - 7 '?5' 13 12: A xks.. .7' fv- 'fl Fred Walters Mary Warren Davxd Vulley Patty Wrlhams Bob Vummers Jack Vwoods Tom Vkrlqht Jan Vkyers Gail Yarinqton George Yumibe Richard Murphy 'Ati 4. .MJ Ay I1 4 -0:14 ,fipf That cou1dh't be Tom Wright by any chance could it? Il Glenda McLoughlin watches Carefully GS lane Hummel put in G seam. CLASS HUUM SHUTS Bill Jones busily scmds his shop project. 'Lf 5 .R rn -1, 2E1Q:' , ka ','. -'Q' - V - -11' . . k ::,:.., - ' ,sf 2-11 Ja fa -513 .il Y jig 'Yi '55, b ,X , ff , ., Q, Sam Meyle, Vice-Presidentg Jim Harfield, President, Julia Rose, Secretary, Dick West, Sergeant-at-Arms. Missing: Carol Lobley, Treasurer. FHESHMAN CL SS As the sands of time roll backward to the year of 1954-55, the freshmen, all green and new arrived Wy'east. They shall always remember their initiation. What a time the upperclassmen gave them!! The shoes they shined, the books they carried and they smile as they think of the clothes they had to wear. They grin as the year reviews itself in their minds. They remember the times they had in Science Class, good and bad. And Gee! those English Classes and their teachers. As the hands turn back on the old clock, they see the joys they had, the ball games, the noon movies, the class meetings, the assemblies and how they remember those report cards. As their class officers they had: President, Jim Hatfield, Vice-President, Sam Meyley Secretary, Julia Rose, Treasurer, Carol Lobey. These were the good old days they can look back on. Sometimes they wistiully think: li only they could look forward to them once again. But time goes on and waits for no one. ADVISORS Warren Blankenship Hazel Kusachi Mel Kruckenberq Dorothy Heep Missing: .lack Clark 3-if ill fn... Q15-, X ilu hu. 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I up AJ kb l K w Li jvfigiii .'l:,:..V,r . , , , '- if Q PQ m 2 V .V , . A' R 6 M ' - , C 41 ,' . A' Af, V 5 fr 7 pigs 1 1 .- 1 ' 'WX S 41 -4.7 .....,.... ,.-f ' x, ....,,,wm Y Aliy 0 Q. . 5 n X2 Im, Us Robert Nelson Vincent Powell Robert Evans FUUTB LL Wy'egS1 Opponent 6 Parkrose 12 6 Hermiston 14 25 Concordia 3' 0 l2 Columbia Prep 20 13 The Dalles 28 14 Evergreen 15 l2 Lake Oswego' 13 13 Hood River ' 6 lOl l 10 League Games , . dl . ,ff A '- Q... FIRST ROW, L to R: Robert Obermire, James Nichols, Frank Princehouse, Arvid Johnson, Eugene Roles, Bill Sappington, Larry Dinsmoor, Tom Wright, Ruben Mahan, Wayne Bibb, Coach O'Brien. SECOND ROW, L to R: Charles Bowe, .lim Beam, Robert Nelson, Richard Van Blaricom, Dale Mortenson, Robert Crapper, Edward Lape, Robert Craig, Fred Walters, Jerry Diebert. THIRD ROW, L to R: Glenn Best, Ralph Christopher, Robert Evans, Robert Mahan, Vincent Powell, Jim West, .lim Thompkins, and Managers George Yarington, Dick Larch, and Myron Martin. YA Y if 5 ,f s , 5? f .53-54,4 'f-4 .. 1-12 5551 A' ., A, . M, u . ww,- Q 'S Y ,,.-fe' ,J ,ff 1 47: 4 ,4 AAd ng, E . , fir, YA Q paafn. Q-,rf 'few nv ff' eylkflfxj 15,75 ' .fx 5 if ' Ml, , I . A ., , . ,...-., ...,. t N 9 2' if Wm. 'Q sf ,v 4--Q 4 'AX -Ch ...., -v-s... N'- no c. I 1 ' . 1 x 'r rug? 46 0 . Q... Q ii up fu -- BASKETBALL 1 Q OOPS I With last year's coach, Jin. Johnson, moved up to director of Athletics, newcomer, Dick Mase took over as head man of the Eagle hoop destinies and guided his charges through the 1954-55 court wars. Highlight of the season was Wy'east's two victories over the Indians from The Dalles, marking the first time in the four year history of the school that any basketball team had been able to turn that trick. Three seniors, Tommy Williams, .lim Beam and Wyne Bibb formed the mucleus for Mase's fast break- ing quint that blew hot and cold during the twenty game season and finally wound up with an eight won and twelve lost record. After the rebound Now fellows Temper! Temper! Tom qets a rebound ln Mid-Columbia league play the Eagles turned in a creditable 4-4 record that put them in a tie for third place at season's end. Low point for the court year was dropping four in a row to the Hood River Squad. All four games with the Dragons were close but the Eagles were never able to put the stopper on high scoring Andy Crown. Tommy Williams, who led the Wy'east point production during the season finished with 202 points, was placed on the Mid-Columbia league All Star team. Several Juniors and some promising Sophornores saw a lot of action during the year and will be hack next year to bolster the Golden Eagle hoop fortunes. Champ Cheerleader Mid-Columbia League Standing s l'l'l L Lake Oswego 5 2 Columbia Prep 5 3 Hood River 4 4 Wy'east 4 4 Concordia 1 7 Another basket for Wy'east Up qoes fir E5 A ff XL Beam sends a free throw Wy'east 34 46 Wy'east 51 35 Wy'east 55 59 Wy'east 53 52 Wy'east 47 28 Wy'east 41 50 Wy'east 63 43 Wy'east 46 52 Wy'east 43 61 Wy'east 46 44 1954-55 Scores Parkrose White Salmon Hood River Columbia Prep White Salmon Parkrose Concordia Washouqal The Dalles The Dalles I ROW ONE: Dick West, Bob Mahcm, Charles Cunningham, Lonnie Adamson. ROW TWO: Stan Bork, Bob Craig, Harold Brower, Charles Bowe, coachu ROW THREE: Jim Hatfield, Ed Harper, Sonny Tucker, Dick Larch, manager: -- - V ROW ONE: Bob Mahan, Wayne Bibb, Tommy Williams, Gene Hatfield, George Yarington, manager. ROW TWO: Ted Roberls, Harold Brower, Sonny Tucker, Lonnie Adamson, Ruben Mahan, manager. ROW THREE: Jim Beam, Tom Wright, Jan Wyers, Carroll Phillips, Dick Mase, coach. Wy'east 46 Concordia Wy' east 57 Lake Oswego Wy' east 46 Hood River Wy'east 59 Washougal Wy' east 54 Columbia Prep Wy'east 58 Lake Oswego Wy'east 56 Hood River Wy'east 41 Hood River Wy'east 50 49 The DGlleS Wy'east 54 70 The Dalles Wy' east 784 1006 ROW ONE: Cecil Millikan, Tom Woods, Ray McKissen, Alvie Cunningham, Cliff Schneider, Bill Roche, Don Walker, Gerald Christopher, Joe O'Brien, coach. ROW TWO: James Belander, Jerry Zeiqen- bein, John Farrow, Tim Donahue, Jerald Adamson, Jim Isaak, Stanley Henn, Wendell Nida, Richard Mann, Jim Willey, manager. ROW THREE: Bud McCoy, Eldon Long, Larry Saqers, John Boyce, Jerry Williams, Jerry Madson, Ralph Winans, Bill Hazeltine, manager. 'fri FIRST BOW, I.. to B: Frank Prince house, Ted Roberts, Jim Beam, Sonny Tucker, Vince Powell, Bob Evans. SECOND BOW: Frank Giles, Bob Craig, Charles Cunningham, Harold Brower, Jerry Adamson,Chuck Bowe, Coach. THIRD BOW: Busty Beaton, Lonnie Adamson, Ray McKissen, Ed Harper, Bill Boach, Jim Hatfield. FOURTH BOW: Man- ager, George Yarington, Manager, Chuck Beardsly, Manager, Dean Clinton, Manager, Dick Larch. TH EH Getting in Shape! ROW ONE, L. to R: Glen Best, Bill Kimker, Richard VanB1aracombe, Robert Crapper, Ruben Mahan, Ned Chestnut, Ed Lape. ROW TWO, L to R: Bob Obermire, Arvid Johnson, Ralph Christopher, Wayne Bibb, Larry Dinsmoor, Mr. O'Brien CCoachJ T wo-bits l beat'cha 0 n 1 I I II ,pi ll l , l l Pat Czuba, A.S.l5. Treasurer, Whitey Evans, Cafeteria Treasurerg Judy Joy, A.S.li. Secretary: Chuck Martin, A.S.B. Presidentj not listed, John Slieldralze, Organizational Treasurer. 1. STUDENT BUDY 'eetina New Preble HA lf 5 Janice Scobee, Jim Beam, Judy Eastman, Jim I-latfield, Bob Mahan, Billy Moricado Jan Weyers, Jim Craig, Pat Czuba, Judy Joy, Justy Beaton, Chuck Martinson John Sheldrake, Melva Bratton, Julia Rose, Wanda Murray and Dorthy Walters. Front table Mr. Basic, Mrs. Kirkwood, and Sandra Andrews. Standing in back. Dale Mortenson, Bob Craig, Richard Murphy, Maurice Poole and Lonny Adamson. STUDENT EUUNEIL 200. 1 Kenny Gilmore and Janice Scobee. E D f-K. 'Vw Kathleen Hill, Laura Christianson, and Don Henry are busily typ- ing in the Annual class. Kathleen Annala, Karen Mohr, Donna Pierson, Louis Hanel, and Terry Jones are enqaqed in separating the pictures. ,Q .,. Yi? Dorothy Walters Deanna Dunn N NU!-XL The Annual Staff this year was com- posed ot students from the Sophomore, Junior, and Senior classes, all of whom were inexperienced in publishing an an- nual. Dorothy Walters and Deanna Dunn, acted as editor and assistant editor, respectfully, under the guidance ot Miss Penderqast. Business manager was Laura Qjs f3'X h Miss Penderqast Editor Assistant Editor Advisor Ferol Ann I..aCombe, Velma Schwartz, Lila Leland, and Ellen Walker are enthusiastically comparing an- nuals. ST PF Christianson, sale ads were under Mary Nichols' management and Janice Scobee and Donna Pierson were in charge of organizational write ups. Everyone in class helped with the write-ups of clubs and activities and the arrangement of pictures on the pages. Those that were more experienced in typing helped put on the finishing touches. -gp Wilbur Anderson is dictating to typist, Janice Scobee. 'L jr' O Verina Schwarts, Eileen Jenson, Barbara Davis, comparing pictures. . l ,ta so-fe are Joan Flush, Sally Sharkey, Mary lo Smullin, Bette Kollas, and Ronald Goebel ----- a portion of the Wy Hi Staff, WY HI EWS Every second Tuesday was a day anticipated by students and faculty, for the school paper was issued. News of coming events, Chatter from other school papers and personality spots were some of the nigh- lights presented. Mr. Clark, the advisor, was aided by Margrette Henson, editor and Nora Hounsell serving as assistant editor, completed a successful year. An efficient staff was operated with David Johnson and Ken Gilmore as Sports Editors, Business Man- agers, Shirley Pollard and Margaret Trissellg Excnange Editor, Betty Freitasg and Bette Kollas, Photog- rapher. Q in '91, fm 'yn 1, , Margarette Henson Shirley Pollard Mr. Jack Clark Wy Hi Editor Business-manager Advisor l I Kenny Gilmore, Nancy Hcxzeltine, and David Johnson adding finishing touches to copy Lynn Jones, Jeanie Smith, and Nora I-Iounsell picking up pointers. 5 ' 'fs Ng Mrs Mclieown speaks to Girls' League GIRLS LEAGUE Tne Sadie Hawkins Week was under tne responsibility of the Girls' League. The activities for tlre week were nat day, co11.e as you like day and it ended with tr.e traditional Sadie liawliins dance. The yearly Bla and Little Sister Christnzas Dinner was neld Decengner 20. Tne nianlignt of trris was the arrival of Santa Claus. Student Rosters were sold by tne Girls' League. Programs for Sports were another of tneir projects. Tne Mothers' Day Tea was field on May 5. Trris years officers for the Cirls' League were President, Claire Corwin, Vice-President, Ann Dowlessg Secretary, lllla Snibazarag Treasurer, Helen Hess. The girls were afivised by lfiss Parrott and Mrs. Romans. liellen Hess, Treasurerg Ann Yowless, Vice-Presraent, Claire Corwin, President, Miss Pm-fgtfl Advisor. ..'lbSlNC-: Ella Shioahara, Secretary. Q 1,4 f hi- GIRLS LEAGUE GIRL UE THE MUNTH jg fi- C7 -1-r Judy Joy Sept Pot Czuba Oct Carolyn D1I11on Nov fs warn' Y? Dorothy Walters Dec it 'W .qv W? Sandro Andrews - Feb., Murquret Trissell - Jan. Shirley Polland - March BUYS LEAGUE OFFICERS kr Welsrnger Advrsor Davrd Wrnans Secretary Lonny Adamson Presrdent John Sheldrake Treasurer Lonnre Adamson a Junror proved to be very successful as presrdent of the Boys League at Wy east One of the Boys League most rmportant organrzatrons rs the Talons a servrce club Another organlzatron rs the Intermurals advrsed by Mr Brlgham P E rnstructor The award to the Cham DIOR 1S the Brown Jug The offrcers of thrs organrzatron were Presrdent Lonnre Adamson Vrce-Presrdent Eugene Boles Secretary DavreW1nans and Treasurer JohnShe1drake Sf' Armed Forces Assemble 7 2 4' . U f, U, 1 N in l I I 6 ii , . ..... . . . ' A ,fx ' ' .. , 1 V9 , Eugene Bows . . . . Vice President ' ' ' ' I I I I , . . . , I . l , . , . - - ' . . . . . I . I . . I I 1 I I I - b h ' V , f 57 I A. 1 ,,-,, r f :Q av ' it T .- -..- BOW ONE: Anne Carr, Mary Jo Smullin, Gayle Bonebrake, Suzanne Smullin, Gail Walton. BOW TWO: Wayne Bibb, Judy Joy, Ellen Higgens, James Carr, Steven See. BOW THREE: Mr. Blankenship, advisor, Jack Donaldson, Eugene Boles, David Kollas, Jim Willey. SHI CLUB Mr. Blankenship Skiers from Wy'east organized this year into an active Club primarily interested in bettering their skiing techniques. Officers for the year were Mary Jo Smullin, President, Maureen Higgins, Vice Presi- dent, Anne Carr, Secretary, Gayle Bonebrake, Treasurer, and Mr. Blankenship, Advisor.- The first meetings primarily consisted of movies about skiing to arouse the interest in the members. Then work shops were held to get the skiiers equipment ready. When the snow finally arrived competitive slalom races were held at Jump Hill. Members of the club traveled to the south slopes of the mountain to enjoy greater skiing facilities and three members were placed on the racing team of Hood Biver County to race at Hoodoo. Money making project for the year was the handling of concessions at Jump Hill in co- operation with the Hood River Ski Club. '-4 , .VS Q'.'.' , - mg.- SITTING, L to R: Sharon Parchuck, Barbara Gilkerson, Karen Mohr, Joyce Campbell, Elleen Vfalker, Frances Young, Lilly Goetz, Carma Jean Miller, Sue Meyle, Waunda Murray, Valoris Lauritson. STANDING, L. to R: JoAnn Bracken 1 Beverly Ambrose, Eunice Winqerd, Neola Nance, Sharon Georqe, Margaret Pendarvis, Evilo Brace, Peggy Nastasi, Esther McRae, Patty Goss, Donna Tomlin. Jane Hummel, Ferol Ann LaCombe, Pai Goza, Iola Painter. YQ' f ,. . asa' , ,u Dlane Downing bakes a cake 411- - , , - .Q I., lg , f f wg f , 2 r j.. ,x FJ , , .1-,I ' 1 41' l ,. 'j3'1, AA. ,Z 1 D f 1 I PHA Between a trrp to Corvallrs and a slumber party the busy hornernakers under the superv1s1on of Frances Young and advrsed by Mrs Romans were engaged rn varrous prorects Some of these were Carmel apples whrch were sold to the students at noon and gally colored blue and gold pornpons for the gan es The F H A grrls served for the F F A Parent Son Banquet on Monday evenrng February 21 1955 The presrdent Frances Young vrce pres1dent Drane Downrng secretary Jeanette Peck and treasurer Wanda Murray attended the F H A State Con ve ntron held at Corvallrs on the 24th through the 26th of February The P H 'X club on Dece ber l6 l954 Went COfOlllHQ dOWY1 Gt U19 hrcrgnbors ot Woodcraft Horne Settrng oft all tlns work wrth a lrttle pleasure the F H A grrls planned a slu ter party to whrch all 1 e bers were 1nv1ted Those plans were car rred out one frosty evenrng rn October FHA serve for FFA Parent Son Banquet im' Mrs Fomans Aclvxsor TW i -l is. . . . I I I I ' I ' I . , . l I l . . - . . . . . ' A' . H '- 1 I ' ' 1 1 ' I 1 1 I I I l 0 I - H , . , .,, . ' ,Y ' . . . . . , n , , , , , . ' , Q . . ' 111 , 1. nr . - . 2 A we 2 0 M ' , ,L : mfr' ' 'i ' A 1 1 rl I .N T, Q, iii .2 J ... , I Q 'L 4 lf . 1' 'ir T if-42,5 A , 5 V+. X. fn rx ,, rx .X K N, -4, F P A 15541555 ROW ONE Vlr Bowman Gene Chrzstransen Jack Vvoods Jerry Drttbenner Norman Tonn Bob Wrmmers Drck Murphy Douglsay Larry Moore Frrtz Gangwer Drck Larch Maurlce Poole ROW TWO Ga1lYar1ngton Russell Hardman John Suchy Bxll Furrow Jerry Mason Ed Sohler Vlyron Martm Lyle Trottrer Bob Mahan Frank Prmcehouse Tom Wnqht ROW THREE Davrd Wrlley Vernon Brant Ned Chestnut George W Del-lar! Ralph Plaster Drck Yarmgton Wrlbur Anderson Bob Anderson V .l Orcutt ROW 'YEA51' CHAPTER FOUR Ralph Chrrstopher Larry Dmsrnoor Norman Jacox Bob Craig Gary Cate Ivan Hardman Wrth the 1n1t1at1on of 39 qreenhands and 28 Chapter farm ers, the F F A had a total of 87 pald up members thrs year At The Dalles show Wy'east had the top swrne herd and Wrlbur Anderson had both the grand champion swrne F' F A members showed 39 head of cows and calves at the county farr Top wrnners were Norman Tonn ln Dalry Paul Kollas rn Beef Drck Larch and Larry Sohler rn Shop Sk1lls and Exhrbrts Over S3 OOO has been rarsed thrs year through machrne rental sale of scrap lron pop Corn Chrrstmas cards feed sales and other actrvrtres Thelr graduates .hm Long and B111 Coats were the out stanchng Ag freshmen at O S C last year Glenn Adams and Don Klee are honor students at O T l Recreatron actrvrtres rnclude the F H A F F A barn dance, two basketball teams, refreshments at games and meetrngs, and games 1n the Ag burldlng . I A I I Daniel Evans, Ralph Miller. l . ' ' ' 7 I , , I . . . I I I I F' H A G1r1S SGFVIHQ for? F A Parent-Son Banquet. PP. David Kollas, Mr. Woods, Tom Woods and Mr. Leffel at the Open House. Contest participation include winning the district skills con- test two years in a row. The speech winner, David Kollas placed third in the district. Wy'east Parlamentary team was judged fourth. Alan Halter and John Leffel, student teachers from O.S.C. helped our department considerably this year. David Kollas and Fritz Gangwer won trips to the National Con- vention at Kansas City. Kollas, Dick Larch, and Mr. Bowman and Mr. Leffel attended the State Convention at Medford, where David won a one-hundred dollar Union Pacific Scholarship. One hundred-seventy- three attended the first Parent-Son Ban- quet. The P.R.A. served and decorated. Lynn Rasmussen was awarded star chapter farmer. The F.F.A. purchased a new S2270 tractor this year. Their net worth is over 35000, not including the nine registered livestock chains. With these assets, a new full time instructor in the de partment and the additional space provided in the ex-wood shop, their future looks bright, indeed. ROW ONE: Larry Sohler, Ruben Mahan, Joe Boyce, Dean Clinton, Bill Sappinqton, David Killas, John Furrow, Mr, Leffel. ROW TWO: Don Wonsyld, Ronald Grindy, David Griggs, Tim Donahue, Richard Mann, Jim Isaak, Jerry Christopher, Gene Lantis. ROW THREE: 'Tom Woods, Bobby Zeman, Stanley Henn, David Brush, Sam Meyle, Robert Sweet, J erry Zieqenbein, Cecil Millikan. ROW FOUR: Wen-1 dell Del-Iart, Don Curteman, Wayne Clark, Sam Captai n, Kenneth Del-larte ROW FIVE: Danny Snow, Perry Bennett, John Kollas, Matthew Shibahara, Steven Nance, Glen Shupp. pi. F'.F'.A. furnished popcorn for all sports events. 4. Qzfxfi , x. ,e ,, writ A it Tix A k Sq . 1,505 ,ill Bob Wimmer Glenn Best, Dick Lcxrch en -af!g.1i:,Jr A P- PP. Gene Christiansen gives F. F. A, donation to March of Dimes Chairman, Normcm Jcxcox ter the County Fair Fritz Grmqwer, reporterj Dick Lclrch, Vice-Presb dent: Maurice Poole, Secreturyg Ruben Mahan, Sentinulg Gene Christiansen, Trecsurerg Mr. Halter David Kollus, President. rr.-Q-e-f 2 i 4 I 3 1 S af . Q , J ' a , 4 5' A F1 Tix, asian? i l and R Y ,'Y -- 34- .-1 . Lyle Trottier and Jack Woods at the County Fair fs 2' FP!-X. Gaiety rules at the annual Barn Dance ,1 II. I - ffffw Participants and banner from the Skills contest Mr. Jacobs .4 Shirley Nelson, Carrol Phillips, Ned Chestnut. ROW TWO: Sam Meyle, James Carr, Perry Bennett, Jackie Cunningham, Mary Lou Currier, Mr. Jacobs-Advis or. ROW THREE: Jerry Dittbenner, Maurice Poole, Garen Jiracek. PHUJEETUR EL B Lights out! Picture! Sound! As the movie flashes on the screen we think of the work behind the closed doors of the projector room. Students volunteered to undertake the responsibility of learning how to operate and run the projector. Although their jobs are limited they have had a successful year under the advisorship of Mr. Jacobs. FRONT ROW, L to R: Joan Rush, Sally Hukari, Georgia Obermire, Mary Lu Currier, Lily Goetz, Gale Bonebrake, Ellen Higgens, Judy Eastman, Ann Carr, Kay Williams, Sharon George, Chuck Martinson, David Winans, Richard Van Blaricom, Alferd Winans, Eugene Boles, Frances Young, Sandra Andrews, Mrs. Kirkwood. LATIN CLUB The Latin Club, under the official name of Collequim Augustale, was organ- ized this year with Mrs. Kirkwood as the advisor. The clubs main purpose is to create additional interest in the study of Latin and of Roman Culture. A Roman day, with wearing of togas, a Roman wedding presented at an assem- bly, and a Roman banquet held in the evening, was their main project for the year. This years officers were: Consul, Davie Winans, Pro-Consul, Joan Rush and Scriptor, Mary Lu Currier. 1... 9-it ROW l: Darlene Walker, Ann Dowless, Toni Campbell, Gail Walton, Ada Shibahara, Ruby Logan, Edith Nichols, Darlene Johnson, Miss Kusachi. ROW H: Mary Perkins, Wanda Murray, lola Painter, Barbara Wright, Suzanne Smullin, Melva Bratton, Marcia Aubert, Janice Powell, Kathy Perkins, Shirley Pollard. ROW HI: Carma Jean Miller, Lilly Goetz, Patty Muncie, Donna Johnson, Mary Warren, Mary Nichols, Charolette Parker, Esther McRae. ROW IV: Patty Goss, Joy Sampson, Beth Perry, Georgia Obermire, Sally Hukari, Karen Mohr, Eileen Jensen. ROW V: Jeanie Smith, Darla Nichols, Phyllis Williams, Florence Griggs, Kathleen Annala, Lois I-lanel. Miss Kusachi Advisor E .I-U-X. On February 4th the G.A.A. girls nad a slumber party in the balcony of the gyn.. This was for all the G.A.A. and prospective meirbers. Shortly following, the G.A.A. started their basketball intramurals. This was the starting of single round robin tournaments culminating in a single elimination tournament to determine champions. A teams record oi wins and losses in the round robin Tournament would determine their place on the single elimination schedule. ln the single elimination, if a team loses, they are out of the running for the championship. Following basketball, bowling started in Hood Fliver every Saturday morning. ROW l: Jim Beam, Bob Obermire, Sonny Tucker, Ted Roberts, Robert Crapper, Vince Powell, Bob Mahan, Ralph Christopher, Ned Chestnut, if Arvid Johnson. ROW II: Eugene Boles, Ed Lape, Bill Sappington, Tom Williams, Dale Mortenson, Gene Hatfield, Larry Dinsmoor, Bill Kimber, Bob cmtq, Ruben Mmm, Jim Nichois. Row H11 Dick meh, whny 'F Evans, Stan Bork, Wayne Bibb, Myran Martin, Tom Wright, Rusty Beaton, Richard VanBlaracombe, Fred Walters, Glen Best, Dean Clinton, Frank Princehouse. .9 .0 LETTEHMENS EL H I Charles Bowe Advisor As in any school, the Lettermen's Club played a big part at Wy'east in l954-55. They sponsored many events, varying from the hilarious Globe Trotters game to the lovely semi-formal dance in March. The Lettermen had an active part in the calendar project and challenged the Student Body to a contest to see who could sell the most calendars. They undertook the job of keeping students off the gym floor at noon. The officers of the club were: President: Bob Mahan: Vice-President: Bob Oberrnireg Secretary-Treasurer: Arvid Johnson. I x ,E - j -. Q .. 3 ,Z . 5, Q , v i 3 5 'K 1 v rf. ' V. I' ' A HOW ONE: Eleen Walker, Sharon Parchuck, Barbara Gilkerson, Valoris Lauritson. ROW TWO: Sharon George, Margaret Trissell, Nancy I-lazeltine, Ann Dowless,Florence Griggs. ROW THREE: Donna Pierson, Peggy Bronson,Karen Mohr, Bernice Baker, Kathleen Annala, Phyllis Williams, Wanda Murray. USHEHETTES The duties oi the usherettes included ushering at the various school plays and :Lusic programs. Some of the girls babysat in the Home Economics rooni as well as folded and handed out programs. This year the usherettes consisted of approximately twenty Junior girls and the head usherette, Sharon George, a Senior. The girls were under the leadership of Miss Pendergast, the club's advisor. X -' ,Q 33 5 Miss Penderqast, Advisor T iw PLL If this is kindergarten, I like., Science Prof's of Wy'east The teachers institute was held on October 10-12 at The Dalles High School. This lasted a period or two days. With much anticipation, the students awaited the 1954 carnival which was held on October 16. The carnival was very well supported. The booths were operated by students from each class. The booths were covered with great long strips of crepe paper of all colors. Although you might fail to win the prize you wanted, there were so many more interesting and amusing things which you could try for you didn't even notice the failure. Never before have Wy'east and l-lood River given a joint performance, but the ice was broken by the bands. During the half-time of the football game the bands from the two schools gave a presentation on the field. A green mossy atmosphere hung over the cafeteria Friday evening, the fifth of November for the first Swamp stomp in 'Wy'east history. Dancers entered the'Swamp Stomp through a shack made of old weather worn boards and whirled under lowered ceilings and around misty pools of swamp water. A special F.l:'.A. assembly was held on Tuesday November 9, 1954. David Kollas entertained his audience by displaying slides taken while on his trip. Fritz Gangwer later rendered a short resume. This was an award won by their activities in F.F.A. Sixteen year old David Carlson and the Cooper Sisters visited Wy'east and presented an assembly on November 12, 1954. David Carlson played the piano, and among his numbers was a novelty called Three Blind Mice , played in his own interpretation. The Cooper Sisters sang a few numbers and closed the assembly with Cocktails for Two. There was a Chink standing over her with a hatchet- FALL We'11 fiqht for oem' old VVVYIGQSQ Hi Why the hummer? Wcxitinq for the biq blow Whc1t's this, u hand out? ,u., , Z 31 m.. fx The ,,.,. -www . ras .v r-a ..., ,,,... A K., 'tins 'f!'N-.1 l', 5 1 ' r ' k W r Lots of school sp1r1t for chow The last bus unlocds Watch that finger' 'EH . e approaching winter tne Girls' League a dinner in tne cafeteria. Tne unique idea l apples as candleliolders decorated tne ieral cnairrnan, Margaret Trissell, nad a :Jia ina tne dinner a success. vinq the dinner, Wy'east was nost to tne gn String Crcnestra. Many nurnbefs, includ- olos, were neard ny tne students. The id joined tlie orclrestra for the closing nuni- scnocl play, Arsenic and Cld Lace, was a E winter. Anne Carr and Alice ADsten's por- e two old niaids, and Eugene Eoles'version ,roved to make the play aniusinq and enter- er 2-4tn, was the date ot our Tnanksqivinq After tne sinqinq of America , our quest r. Melrose, delivered an inspiring speecn meaning to Tnanfcs giving. 1ual Era and Little Sister Banquet was nela Leria on lfecerqber 20. The tnen.e'.':as Win- lan.l intl tne two tarles naving tne Lest were 1-.wiriei grilles. F,:.tertani:g,ent fol- HXIIQY. WI TEH . Also in the Christmas season the students of Wy'east were entertained by the band and choruses, directed by Miss Gay Simons. The girls glee sang Christmas Carols and three selections from the Messiah. The mixed glee sang Birthday of a King with an inspiring Nativity scene. Dr. Arthur M. Collins spoke on the lives and customs of the Japanese people in a general assembly. He also showed some slides of their daily lives. Closely following on the Field of events was the annual Senior winter formal, the Coconut Grove. Decorated with swaying palm trees and a cozy grass shack. lt was deemed a big success by all who attended. Wy'east hosted the Basketball Jamboree which was held in the gym. At our games a colorful sight was the members of the Pep Club doing an active little skit to the tune of the Bleacher Boogie. Before a game we had pep assemblies, they often consisted of a pep talk, a skit and lots of good cheerleading and yells. After our games we had dances for the students. We danced to the juke box in the cafeteria. Our faculty played an interesting game of basketball. Or was it really basketball? Our distinguished teachers made quite a sight on the basketball floor. The F.F.A. Parent-Son Banquet was held in February, and one hundred seventy-three persons attended. Several awards were presented at this time. The l:.H.A. served and decorated for the dinner. Afternoon pep assembly Practicing Jim ? Tableau from Christmas program g ev, 4.4 I fi X. A 129 N fre Tfexnco' Ah, qet out of Pere Good shot. Did you make it? .f-f li Qlvh 5 J-:fix-X 454 342 1 'v Q 5 K I X 5 Q. In maxi, . .41 1 I 5111211 13 . Once again this year the ypcal groups of Wy'east High School opened the Spring season by presenting an Operetta entitled Meet Arizona . The story was about a lost will and took place on a dude ranch. The cast consisted of both mixed chorus and girls glee. Come One! Come All! Were the cries of the F.H.A. and the F.F.A. calling everyone to the annual barn dance which was held in the Ag shop. The queen and king were Iola Painter and Larry Moore who reigned over another successful and well remembered dance. The band of Carl Kaments' was heard by all those who attended the L.etterman's Dance. It was held at the Country Club the last Saturday in March. The hall was decorated in bright blue and gold streamers with gold eagles and sketches of sport players on the walls and tables. A buffet dinner was held for the dancers. Senior Senator Wayne Morse presented the student bodies of Hood Hiver, Cascade Locks, Mosier, and Wy'east a speech concerning Future Problems of Schools. The session was closed by questions from the students. Annually held is the Career Day which is sponsored by the Sophomore English classes. Nora Hounsel and Dale Mortenson were the co-chairmen under the leadership of Miss Pat Pendergast, sophomore Eng- lish teacher. Many local and out of town speakers were presented to us with information and guidance on the field of work in which they represented. Waltzes, Spirituals, Mambos, Marches, and Overtures were played by the beginning and advanced band at a Benefit Band Concert, Saturday April 2, 1955, under the direction of Miss Gay Simmons. All pro- ceeds went into the buying of new uniforms for the incoming students of next year. Miss Hazel Kusachi and Mr. Robert Brigham with the cooperation of their physical education classes presented their skill in tennis, dancing, basketball, and volleyball to the parents of Wv'east HighSchool Students. During the program the band entertained by playing two special numbers. The purpose of this program was to show and give the parents a better understanding of the classes. Busy cast from Meet Arizonia. SPH G Thrs years lunror and Senlor lron was a qreat success as lt has been rn the years aone by The therne was Neptune s Krnqdorn wrth colorful decoratrons of the under water sea Hex F Teed and hrs srx prece orchestra provrded the nusrc rn the Elk s banquet hall lyuch trrre and rnterest was pre sented by the co charrrren Deanna Dunn and l aureen Hraqens A but tet supper was held halt way through the evenrna The last n usrcal program pre sented by the n uslcal students was the Sprrnq Concert The band played Thunder Song lf Thou He lkrne trol the Eock fxoreel Curtarn at b1qht by Harold Walt ers rrxed chorus sanq Kyrre lllersonsa Latrn Chant l Got a House rn Baltrnnore ' 'Brother Wrll Brother John Come Thou Holy Sprrrt Hey Ho Nobody at orne and God ls the Splrlt The Grrls Glee entertarned thelr au rence wrth The lnch Worm Llft Thrne E es Thumbllna and l m Brdrn' My Tlrne As the closrna of the year came to an end the hrqhlraht of the year drew nearer and nearer untrl It was upon us Yes once aqarn the happy but sorrowful senrors held therr cornbrned baccalaureate and grad uatron May 22 1955 Many of the puprls w1ll ao to college and some settle down and work rn the valley but wherever they ao we w1sh them rnuch luck Srng brother srnq Mrs Corwrn prepares to serve .,-Q4-v ..--3 . El Senor y La Senorrta 5 Traditional MGYPOIE dance Servrnq lrne for Mother s Day Tea I . C! D e T 1 r I 0 . , , , . -. - - 1 A . X f A A ' - 1 - X ' A I - 1 - , 1 Q ' - , , - f A I I L ll ll ll Y I '- ll , A lr NJ I Il - -. 'I 13 - N - ll - II ll I . I V - 1 1 1 1 - II ll I ' V ll Il 4 A I t Ji 'i,, e A32 H ll ll - r ll V H W .. , y ..,M......- . ' ' ,' A . ,faigi tr ,y - d- ' ll ' III I 3 e- II V - Y ll 1 - Il .x 1 I I . . 1 We , Il 1 - - - ll , fi l .V ' 3 . Ot Y sl H-U Sf' Y A ' eff . I I T - , , A ' , . S T . U H , , A KA , . 0 L. . n X 'rx , ' . . I I I Chorus sings selections from the Messiah. Swing Your Pcrrdners MUSIC The Wy'east Music Department, under the direction of Miss Gay Simons, was very active this year. A Christmas Cantata was presented for the public's enjoyment during the month of December. ln the spring a Dude Ranch Operetta Meet Ari- zona was given in good o1d western style. A double cast featured Judy Moen, Dale Mortenson, Myris Judd and Larry Dinsmoor portraying the main characters in the plot. A Benefit Band Concert was in the spotlight April 2. lt was sponsored by the P.T.A. and all proceeds went towards new band uniforms. Pastel formals accented the Spring Concert pre- sented in May. We were all proud to say, That's our band play- ing when they struck up a tune at the games. We would like to congratulate Miss Simons, the band and choruses on their excellent performances for the public and the school. Combined Bcmds DRAMA Joseph Kesselring's Arsenic and Old Lace , was a smashing hit when the Wy'east Student Body pre- sented it to the public on November l9th and 20th. The melodrama about the two sweet old ladies who, for a hobby, relieved people of the burdens of this world with a little arsenic, has been a constant pleasure to all ob- servers. Shocked, is a mild word for the impact on the younger generation when it is discovered that their aunts, both old maids, have already put 12 men in blissful rest. As the play progresses, Jonathan Brewster and Dr. Einstein, who are hiding from the law, come home and add another corpse to the steadily growing collection in the cellar. Anne Carr and Alice Absten had the leading roles as the two maids. Jack Donaldson, as Mortimer Brew- ster: Eugene Bol es, as Teddy Brewster: and Dan Steward, as Dr. Einstein, all gave outstanding per- tormances. The Senior class play Time Out for Ginger, was presented on April 29th and 30th. Alice Absten had the title role as Ginger with Mary Jo Smullin and Jack Donald- son in lead roles. Good-by Aunties. Well, I ccm't better my record now, but neither can you--at least I have that satisfaction. The score stands even, twelve to twelve. .JN Doctor-Hto my dear dead brother To the West! There's your danger! There's your enemy! Japan! 1 gdvwwww -:--i::':r-2f's9- Congrafulahons fo Wy eas+ Hugh School on sis successful year The Sport Center DEHEN LETTERMEN JANTZEN AND WHITE STAG SWEATERS SPORTSWEAR Fine Names in A+hle+ic Equipmeni' SPALDING-MacGREGOR-WILSON A welcome smile 'lo everyone 307 Oak Shed Hood River. Oregon ' ' ' il I I s a n HU UR SUCIETY FIRST ROW Dorthy Walters Maureen Hlqqms Deanna Dunn Judy Getchell Bette Kollas Marqarette Henson Judy Joy Sandra Andrews SECQND RQW Davrd Kollas Slurley Pollard Mrs Lamerson fAdv1sorJ Frances Young Chuck Martenson John Sheldrake hm Beam .hm Crarg Don Jacox Ruby Logan Carolyn Mattson Clmre Corwrn The Natronal Honor Socrety lnductron was held Monday Mornlnq March 14 Ten new merrbers 6 .Tumors and 4 Senlors, were rnducted The prrncrpal speaker of the Ceremony was Don McCutcheon, statron manager at KIHR The purpose of the Natlonal Honor Socrety rs to create an enthusrasm for scholarshrp, to sumulate a desrre to render servlce, to promote leadershrp and to develop character rn the students Members were judged on four qu al1t1es, each spoke on by a Senlor member of the Socrety Frances Young spoke on Character, Shrrley Pollard on Servlce, hm Beam on Leadersh1p and Jun Crarq on Scholarshrp Thls years offrcers were Ruby Logan, President Don Jacox, Vrce-Presldent Clarre Corwm Secretary and John Sheldrake, Treasurer K a ' x K. ., ,Y ' s J 34 I . K E. K ' .r 5' ,.. L W yr, . X 6 . ix Q 1 K X tm X xx, .' 7 I I 1 1 , 1 I 0 : , , Q ' , 1 1 1 I I l . 1 I , , . . r , . I . . 5 I 1 1 f . cv ROW ONE Barbara Gilkerson Frances Young, Sharon George, Wanda Murray, Judy Getchell, Eleen Walker. ROW TWO Dorothy Walters Mary Lou Miller, Lilly Goetz, Donna Tomlin, Laura Christenson. ROW THREE: Edith Nichols Sally Hukari Mary Nichols, Sandra Andrews, Mary Lu Currier. NUHSI G CLUB The Pre-Nursing Club is made up of a group of girls that plan to make nursing as their career. An improvement this year was the division of the second year mem- bers into an advanced group and the first year members to a beginning group. The advanced group went to the Hood River Hospital and put into practice what they learned in their first year, such as making beds, serv- ing trays and other Qsmall jobs. They also took trips to Portland in order to go through the hospitals during open house. The beginning group is looking forward to these privileges in the coming year. Dorothy Walters Treasurer Barbara Gilkerson, Vice-President, Frances Young, Secretary, Eleen Walker, er Sally Hukari Chairman of Beginning Group. Missing- Ella Shibahara, President. x I 'P+ . fs: 1' , X f FIRST ROW: Richard Cushman, John Furrow, Bruce Whitacre, Garen Jiracek, Donald Curteman, David Winans. SECOND ROW: Gail Yarington, Ronald Geobel, Jerry Adamson, Gerald Christopher, Bill Hazeltine, Jerry Dittbenner. THIRD ROW: Charles Mason, Ralph Christopher,Steve Corwin, Jim Issac, Don McLaughlin, Perry Bennett. FOURTH ROW: Bobby Wimmers, Stanley Henn, Bob Evans, Bob Mahan, George Yumibi, Ruben Mahan. FIFTH ROW: Fritz Gangwer, Maurice Poold, Jerry Grindy. TALUNS A very popular club around Wy'east was the Service Club, better known as the Talons. A :ggi This club is for boys at Wy'east interested in helping out in school. If you happened to see some bright lights flashing in front f I of cars, it was only the Talons parking the cars for games, plays, and other evening school events. I ' Wy'east relied on the Talons during foot- President-David Wianans Advisor-can Welsmqer ball and basketball seasons, when they 1, again parked cars and also kept interested fans off the football field and basketball court. This year' s President was David Winans 1 Vice-President, Jerry Grindyp Secretary, George Yumibe. This club should be congratulated on doing such a swell job under the capable guidance of Mr. Wiesinger. CLUB FIRST ROW I.. to R Lela Lonq Mary Rerkrns Jamce Scobee Sally Hukarr Janrce Powell Anne Carr SECOND ROW Barbara Davrs Gayle Bonebrake Iola Pamter Pat Goza Mary Jo Smullm Peggy Bronson Nancy Hazeltme THIRD ROW Judy Lage Ferol Ann L.eComb Lrly Goetz Sally Sharky Nora Hounsel Jeanre Smrth B urdrne Boyer FOURTH ROW M Vrerra Barbara Larch Donna Prerson Karen Mohr Judy East Durrng the year of 1954 55 the Pep Club had an actrve year They provrded sandwrches and punch or mrlk after the football and basketball games and sponsored dances after the games Dur mg football season the actrve grrls decorated the goal posts rn the school s colors The Pep Club posted srgns rn the halls before games to create school spurt They were al ways helprng to boost game sprrrt Durrng basketball season a routrne was formed for half trme and pep assemblres The perform ers were Karen Mohr, Janrce Scobee Donna Prerson, Anne Carr, Barbara Davrs, Mary Perkrns, and Portra Maurer STANDING Anne Carr Mary Perkms Karen Mohr KNEELING Barbara Davis Janrce Scobee Donna Frerson 1 I l I : I ' I I I -I I 1 ' Z I I ,I I I I ' , , ' . : I I I I I , ' ' , ' . ': .r. l I 1 I l 1 1 man, Bette Kollas, Kathleen Annala, Bernice Baker. - r - - 1 ' I . , . , . I , , . . . , , . CHEERLEADERS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Judy Joy Ellen Higgens Myrtle Williams Jim Craig T-E-A-M. Our vivacious Cheer Leaders, in their snappy white uniforms, could be heard giving the Team Yell at the close of each game. Their responsibilities didn't end with just leading yells at the games. Many hours of practice were necessary to organize the various formations. Entertain- ing pep assemblies were planned before each game with yells, skits and band numbers. Everyone enjoyed the dances held after the games, which was another activity organized by the cheerleaders. Myrtle Williams, one of the Wy'east cheerleaders was chosen the winner of a survey sponsored by the Hood River News. The qualifications were enthusiasm, school spirit and ability in cheering. The squad was composed of Myrtle Williams, Judy Joy, Ellen Higgins and Jim Craig. JR. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Gayle Wygant Marsha Aubert Kathy Sappington -'QU' i -. V0.0 w 'E-5: ,plf.'Q ?,' f i,f. R' ,'A X : E' px, e'lW'an 2 , V, , D ' , 6' ?.z' 0 f - .JI r-3.4 4 qi ,Qxyf f' I A . gf 4-A wc 2 f 'QM 1, Falla.. ga' , hum., Q L' 'Ss ' A: ' 0s.. Q t 1 ,, .15 aff? aff, , . 0 -w-. H '1 66 ,. K Kr f ,. .,n rg X., N S x I X Don Jacox and Janice Powell entrants in I Speak for De- mocracy contest. T--E--Au I K W. fm? 'x ? 'J' 3 H lar 4: X O wr XX s 48 A, V x N 0 'F' 2 , ,X LO! Q 'L f ,',,ma-i.'.- f 'Hg ik, ' I lf' , ,in 1 'hifi v . ' 'I If I I FALL , . . Looking back into our memory book we remember first of all the Freshman lnitiation Party. A tradi- tional welcome was given the entering Freshmen by the Student Council on the evening of August 31. A huge bonfire was built and all attending enjoyed roasted weiners and pop. Two days later the all school mixer was held. Ice breakers, and dances including tne Bunny Hop and Hokey Pokey were enjoyed during the evening. Refreshments were served in the cafeteria, during inter- mission. On September lO, the Student Body was presented with a speech by Senator Guy Cordon on good edu- cation and how tne government will oe in the hands of the young people. He said, lt is possible for everyone to learn the principles of government without having a college education, and he urgi-5 f--.fin ,- to take advantage of it. Twirp Season lasting two whole days gave the girls their long waited for chance to catch a man. Hat Day of Sadie Hawkins Week was declared on Thursday. Hats varied in size, shape, and color. At 4 o'clock, npany narressed nat wearers were on their way home. The next day was Come As You Like. The different costumes ranged from old-fashioned bathing suits to pajaitgas and teddy bears. Couples portraying the members of Dog Patcnland were greeted at the Sadie Hawkins dance :y pump- kins and cornstalks the next evening. Stuffed Daisy Mae and Li'l Abner, sat on bales of hay and watched the dancers whirl around the floor. Winners of the niost original costumes as announced by the jud ges were: Maureen Higgins, Sandy Hnoades, Carroll Phillips, and Arvid Johnson. Wy'east High Scnool was very fortunate on Septeifber 20, l954 to have tnree guests fron. lfurore. They were introduced by Hev. Sumner Walters of St. Marks Episcopal Church. They had come to the United States as representatives to the World Council of Churchs from tneir norne land. These two men and a woman traveled to Evanston, lllinois where the Council was neld. -1 N .2 And they say women talk Couples enjoyed after game Sock Hop E V Sponsors: BOLINGERS STANDARD OIL I J B KISKY C0 SHERWOOD INSURANCE APPLE CITY MOTORS H J H ATT Portraits RAY WEBBER Phone 1471 Hood Hiver Oregon HOOD RIVER IEIECTRIC COOPERATIVE Locally owned operated and flnanced CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 55 from the Wim! Hom Q14 golden? 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PILAHS Hood Hxver Oregon Phone 2332 FOR COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Open I0 A M to 5 P M Snx Days A Week mcludlng Saturday HOOD RIVER BRANCH FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND LETS BUILD OREGON TOGETHER J. . ll - ll . . . h m e u ' e . W ' 1' C0ndY-Tobacco 1112 Pine, Hood River, Oregon I 1 , V V . 7 C M and W O SHEPPARD T e Home of Studebaker 1l J 'SSQQQ LQ AQTJ? John Deere t.,aQTI F Bean B E T T E R V A L U E S Conqrotulotxons Class of '55 AMERICAN MUSIC COMPANY We Offer O n 1 y the World's Fmest Muslcol Instruments 81 L STORE Odell Oregon Serving the Community for 26 years Phone Odell 3144 Phone 9933 Hood Hlver Oregon NEED SOMETHING? Always a Frnendly Welcome 'Cosmfflcs 0 Clothmg 0 Candy GEHRIGS CAFE oGames 0 Magazmes 0 School Supphes 0 Sewmg Supplxes Phone Odell 387 Ofegof' ODELL VARIETY 0 jewelry JOHNSON AND COMPANY Shell O1lJobber Shell Premium Gasoline With TCP Phone 3962 HOOD RIVER, OREGON h W .H .C C1 J. A1 , tj dai l: ' I 'l , S l ff 4 . 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J, 9 WEBER BROS In the Heart of The Hood Rwef vquey J I CASE MACHINERY FEED SEED FERTILIZER BEDDING PLANTS ORCHARD SUPPLIES BUILDING MATERIAL RRESTD LDGs ELECTRICAL G PLUMBING SUPPLIES Phone Odell 3599 Odell oregon Wand fwm Prlnters Pubhshers Statloners 50 YEARS OF SERVICE TO HOOD RIVER COUNTY Phone 2111 9841 411 Oak St O I E stablished - 1905 BISH 81 BOB'S SHELL SERVICE Phone 3I94 Odell, OregOf1 DITTBENNERS CASH STORE RECREATION CENTER Where people are always l ountam treated the save llecreatxon Phone Odell 3482 Phone 20:1 Parkdale Oregon IDEAL GRADER 8. MOORE ELECTRIC C0 EQUIPMENT C0 Electrucol Wurmg an Supplles Internahonal Trucks and Tractors Hardie Sprayers and Parts Hood R'Ve Ofegon -1164562 Auro FREIGHT 75th year smce COIIIIUCITCITIL Agents for Nhxflovfu Nloum, NCTVICG household nc-cle lnyxxhere leneral l rexght I'l'0fT1 1Ol If Portland lxol l lxlvcr 5 4133 5544 4, 1 I xl I -..O , . . I Storage, Packing R Clruting V 'I . Y , 5 .:' ' - 5 L,'i 9 I ' ' . Q 'A I,, 5' , Ik MEYER 8. SMITH Ieaners - Tailors NEW DRY CLEANING PROCESS ' free - cling FREE Prcx-uP .1 oELrvERY SERVICE E Anywhere in the Valley Phone 1014 Hood River Oregon in Parkdale General Nhrchandlse Stop cmd See A1 and Marge The Best zn EVERYTHING Phone 2161 THE LOOP HIGHWAY Just Call Joe 6722 HOOD RIVER Day or Night eww 26666 Frlte ed Heat ng JOE B YOUNG We Give Northern Premium Stamps on all Fuel Oll Purchases 1 C Lrnt free at JACK'S PLACE OH ' r i Oils Lumber Manufacfurers Since I889 OREGON ',,,,.... up . In -.-.hh puf' pl' . lg 'I-, im. Q T I , ,Hr 'N' 'Ml Hull. INN.. X I I ' .IN . N l -34 n 1' ,f '. -. N, 'N A X 1 lr as ,N Z' I xy N I ', I f N 1 g ALLWOOD HARDBOARD MT HOOD DOUGLAS FIR JOHN DAY PONDEROSA PINE TRIM Mulls a+ Baker Bafes and Dee Oregon Compliments an Best Illshes WOODY SMITH F IE L D FURNITURE C0 Phone Sec ond and State 8 A Hood Rlver Oregon 1041 Ilood Ihver Oregon HAMILTON BULOVA ELGIIN BENFIUS X xg IIlIyl I GRN 9? e ofD 1 1 Pho 1592 206 O kSt eet Hood Hx r Or q BARCLAY PHARMACY Phone 1551 BARCLAYS HEIGHT PHARMACY Pho e 9300 Open W kdays 8 30 to 8 30 S nd y 81 Holxdays 8 30 to 0 00 All PFCSCIIQLXOUS fxlled by RLGISTILRED PHARMACIST d I 12th .sr. ' , I . X I ' XXXX Ili! 500 I - hy I ' .. scHE's lf V JEWELRY , 'I , A I : 1 . . . Jew lry is!'nct4on PARKDALE CHEVRON SERVICE Standard Orl Products TIRES and BATTERIES Phone 2403 George L Aubert Manager THE BOYS PINE GROVE GROCERY on the Loop Highway Foods Lockers Meats Phone 7 9356 XO ll as Ahea Wand .famlez 0 7m 10- X JE 4? nr 1 BOX 850 OdElxlOg277 M Ilood Rwer Oregon Lumber Manufacturers VALLEY HARDWARE I tware Toys Houseware Mr and Mrs Lloyd Henry Odell Oregon Phone 3 8 Congratulatxons and THE DRUG sToRE Best Wishes co the PAHKDAI-'li' Class of 55 EDINGTON PLBG 8- ELECT Prescriptions Home of General Electrxc Hood Rxver Oregon 1 I , - I O u r e 'l 0 n B Y 11,1 E25 ,-4 dl ,,.f . nr TQFBJ :9 2.529 :T 5' 55555: :3'fuf . : , .. I-1 iv:-I-'JS Y, 4 V . 'l If 1 H iff' I -,,, I . . 1 T , . 7 1 M' ww aww, Q, pf 1 on ff MM, TM 1 PARIS I1 AIR Ph e 1251 Hood Hlver Oregon 74e Ewan: bmpcznq ANNOUNCEMENTS o CLASS JEWELRY o CAPS 8- GOWNS DIPLOMAS o CLASS YEARBOOKS Pnone Twoter 3385 1316 S W Thirteenth Avenue Portland 1 Oregon MARCHBANK S CIGAR STORE R. E. 8- TOM SCOTT INSURANCE C R. Marchbank, Owner San ce 1914 Telephone 110 Second bt. Phone 2804 Hood Rover, Oregon 1232 Hood Rnver, Oregon IIN x 1 Q mr 1- 1 Qc . fx .-.9. r 6. Be wig 1 , Rr 55 ED H KET f 1 . Mil A - J 5 Hood ' r, g 2 A A 1 'T A I I 1 A . . ' , , DUCKWALL BROS., INC Remember bs When You Are In Odell C 0 Z Y C A F E Recreation Meal Bob 8. Inez Bull 8. Donna -J..-Z..-Vs.-,tu-ng n 1 v 1 S lv Q - 3 ' 5 x ,.,.--W, ffffl' K , ,eg ' -L. -1 1 f 1, i, K if WE WISH TU THA li THE Agulla Staff v ould lrke to thank the follomng people for servrces rendered Faculty For patrence and helpful gulaance .Toe Kollas For photography Drck Doty For photography John Chrrsrran For photography Mr C ark For sports M1ss Pendergast As advrsor Any other person or group of persons rraklng thls book posslble The staff would also lrke to extend congratulatrons THF CLASS OF 55 1 IIIX 5-fi N G Y The staff ........... ..... . . For a year book to: I 9 flf' K NNN 'W V at Ol g 1 2 if xkirfa kv AUTOGRAPHS 'ive