Yamhill Carlton High School - Tiger Lines Yearbook (Yamhill, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1951 volume:

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Miss M rtle Rockhill 7-Dedication qkv I '7' V QEAU0 no ,UTY QNX L6-8427 The new activity program has helped us organize and build our activities into worthwhile organizations. We of the student body wish to express our appreciation to the faculty for its splendid support and oo-oneration. W f Cf C ml IE GCMYU5 ml QW First Row: Williams, Skuzeskie, Rockhill, Behrmann, Boxg Sec- ond Row: McCord, Balch, Gillis, Third Row: Barker, Sadler Uanitorb, Sterbin Wet. Teacherl Eathel Dickson . . . Clerk Austin Bowen . . . . Chairman Frank Trivelpiece Cliff Hacker Ed. Zimmerman George Yates The M H Qouucil First Row: Yates, Martin, Bernarda, D. Fackler, Herring, Second Row: Stites, Peloquin, Wolcott, Proebstel, Morellig Third Row: Gillis, Reynoldson, Mr. Gillis CAdvisorJ, Fourth Row: Lewers, Casey, Springer, Mitchell, D. Fackler. President . . . . . . . . .Bryce Mitchell Vice-President . . . Vincent Gillis Secretary .... . . .Althea Wolcott Treasurer . . . . . . Barbara Proebstel Business Manager . . . . . David Fackler Advisor . .-. ..... Mr. George Gillis The Student Council is composed of the five student body officers, the president and vice-president of each class, the annual editor, the Ink Drops editor, manager and ass't manager of the Book Exchange. All student body affairs pass through the student council before being presented to the student body members. '1' .Q SPk '5 'Z OL 'X- fqwfa .145 S 7' S -4-ve Delores Fackler Transcttrred Chdron, High, Gndron, Nab. 13 Chorus 2-53 Pi- anist 43 Ps Gi.rl's Pianist 43 FHA 43 Student Council 43 Athletic Sec. 53 GAA l-2-5-43 Quill and Scroll 43 T1- ger Lines 43 Ink Drops 43 Carnival Princess 5. Dick Casey Letterman l-2-5-43 Vice Pres. 23 Pres. 53 Basketball l-23 Football 1-2 -5-43 Captain 43 Senior Play 43 Class Pres. 43 Student Council 43 Dramatics 53 Chorus 23 Wrestling 2-53 Baseball 43 FFA 4. Phyllis Mallery Glee Club 13 Con- cert 13 Girls Lea- GAA 1-2- gue 1-23 5-143 FHA 5-43 Class Reporter 23 Class Arms 43 sgc. at Volleyball 53 Ink Drops 2-43 Tiger Lines 2-43 Sr. Play 43 Usherette 2-53 Quill and Soroll43 Dramatlos 5. Q Class Color cbgmio Blue and White Class Flower White Carnation Class Motto The higher we climb, the broader our views k Evelyn Martin Y'e Girls l-2-5-43 Class Treas. 13 GAA 1'2-3-42 Glee Club 1-2 3 Librarian 13011888 Vice Pres. 23 Girls League 1- 23 Mctette 23 Stud- ent Council 5-43 Y's .Girls Vice Pres. 52 Dramatics 53 Book Exchange 5-43 Ink Drops 53 Quill and Scroll 5-43 Tl- ger Lines 53 Class Sec. 43 Girls State 5. Lola Belt t Tiger Lines 5-43 t Glee Club 13 GAA 1-25-4: Girls Lea- gue 1-2j Ink Drops 5-43 Volleyball 5- 43 Quill and Scroll 43 FHA 5-43 Treas. 43 Senior Play 43 Operetta 2-53 Us- herette 2-5-43 Lib- rarian 5. Rosemary Herring Transferred Scap- poose High, Soap- poose, Oregon 13 Girls League 1-2: Glee Club 1-2 3 Music Contest 23 Sprin Concert 23 Ink 51-ops 2-3-43 Asst. Ed. 53 Ed- itor 43 Quill and Scroll 3-43 Pres. 43 Student Council 43 GAA 43 Office 43 Senior Play 4. Bryce Mitchell Student Bodg Pres. 43 Student ouncil 43 FFA 3-43 Treas. 43 Parlimentary Contest 43 Class Trees 23 Chorus 23 Wrestling 3. Althea Wolcott Glee Club l -3-43 Cantata 13 Sextette 43 Cperetta 43 Band 13 Girls LBBQUBI-23 GAA 2-3-43In'z Drops 2-3-43 Tiger Lines 33 Quill and Scroll 3-43 Usherette 53 Student Bodg Seo. 43 Student ouncil 43 Senior Play 43 Velma Yates Y's Girls 3- 43 Pres. 43 GAA 2-3- 43 Point Capt. 23 Vice Pres. 33 Girls League l-23 Ink Drops 53 Glee Club l-23 Tiger Lines 5-43 Asst. Ed. 43 Editor 43 Student C0'll1'10114f Chorus 53 Drama- tics 53 Quill and Scroll 3-45 Office 43 Carnival Queen 43 Girls State 51 Operetta 33 Spring Concert 23 Volley- ball 3-4. David Fackler Transferred Chadron High, Ctadron, Neb. 13 Class Pres. 23 S.B. Vice Pres. 33 S.B. Business Mgr. 43 Student Council 2-3-43 Letterman 43 Football 43 Basket- ball 43 FFA 3-43 Operetta 4. Katy Kruse Girls League 1-2: Carnival Princess 23 Glee Club 1-22 Concert 1'2I Class Secretary 23 Spring Contest 23 Usherette 2-53 GAA 1'2'5-42 Dramatios 53 Vol- leyball 43 Senior Plag 43 Camera Club 43 ec. ani Tres.4. Marjorie Bauer Music 1-2-3-4: GAA 5-43 Operetta 1-4: Usherette 53 Con- cert 2H5'4: Band 13 Cotton Ball Queen 4. Jack Cook Class President 13 Student Council 13 Music 1-23 Foot- ball 1-4: Basket- ball l-23 Wrest- ling 53 Operetta 43 Baseball 43 Let- terman 43 FFA 5-4. Don Thompson Basketball 13 Fbot- ball 2-5-43 Base- ball 23 Letterman 2-5-43 Fire Squad 2-53 Dramatios 53 Senior Play 43 FFA 4. Joann Light Transferred Amity High, Amity Oregon 13 GAA l-2- 5-43 Girls league 1-23 FHA 5-43 Dramatics 53 Concert 231111810 Contest2 Llbops 43 Tiger Lines 1-2-5-4 Mary Frazier Y's Girls 2-5-43 Sec. 53 Vice Pres. 43 Glee Club 1-22 Chorus 23 GAA 1-2- 3-43 Pres. 43 Girls League 1-23 Volley- ball l-2-5-43 Ink Drops 43 Basket- ba-ll 2-5-43 Senior Play 43 Dramatios 53 Quillarximroll 43 Class Sec. 32 Usherette 53 Spring Concert 2. Kieth Morton Transferred Forest Grove High, Forest Grove, Oregon 13 Letterman 2 -5 -43 FFA 5-43 Office 43 Baseball 2-5. Fire Squad 5-4. Farrel Yates Music 1-2g GAA 2-5 -43 Girls League 1'2j Dramatics 53 FHA 3-42 Operetta 2. Hazel Gene Hutohens Joene Paolo Ronald Russell Glee Clubl3 Chorus 2-53 GAA 23 Drama- tics 53 Ink Drops 43 Office Q Spring Concert 23 Concert 1-53 Camera Club 4. Girls League 1-23 Chorus 23 Concert 23 Spring Concert 23 GAA 5-43 Drama- tics 5. Chorus 1-22 Con- cert 1-23 Spring Concert 1-25 Glee Club 1-2: Operetta 1-23 Class Pres. 53 Student Council 53 Baseball 5-4. Jim McKinley FFA 5-4. James Densmore Transferred Gaston High, Gaston, Ore. Wrestling SQ Spring Concert 2. Trans- ferred Mac. High, McMinnville, Oreg- on 4. gf' 3 . pg, Carolyn Rice Glee Club L23 GAA Capt. 5-43 Point 43 Girls League 1 -23 Y's Girls 43 FHA 43 DT8mltbS3I Spring Concert 23 Concert 1. Elzora Tupper Glee Club 13 GAA 2- 5-43 Ink Drops 43 Volleyball Mgr. 43 FHA 53 Reporter 43 Operetta 2-53 Lib- rarian 5-43 Senior Play 43 mnereuue 2- 5-4. John Farley FFA 3-43 Music 2. Jan Wien Transferred Oro- ville High, Oro- ville, California 53 FHA 53 Class Treasurer 53 GAA 3-43 Dramatics 53 Glee Club 5-43 Con- cert 543 Ink Drops 43 Senior Play 43 Operetta 43 Camera Club 43 Pres. 4. Jerry Van Loo Transferred Forest Grove High, Forest Grove, Oregon 33 Wrestling 5. Marvin Loftis Glee Club l-2-53 Quartette 353Fbot- ball 23 Wrestling 53 FFA 5-4. Dorys Funkhouser Transferred Gaston High, Gaston, Ore. 43 Ink Drops 43 Quill and Soroll43 GAA 4. Glenn Wulf Letterman 3-43 Rbot- Basket- ball 5-43 ball 5-43 Baseball 2-3-4: Firesquad 5-43 Sgt. at Arms 23 Glee Club. Margaret Peck Transferred Cathkh met Hgh, Cathlamet, Washington 52 Y's Girls 5-43 Class Vice Pres. 52 Stu- dent Council 53 Ink Dncps 5-43T1ger Lines 53 Quill and Scroll 43 FHA 5. Seniors History In the fall of 1958 the graduating class of 1951 entered their first year of education. Four students, Velma Yates, Ronald Russell, Phyllis Mallery, and Glenn Wulf have been together all through their twelve years in school at Yamhill. The portals of Yamhill High opened wide in the fall of 1947 when thirty-seven unassured freshmen made their entrance. Lovely dark-haired Donna Beahm was carnival princess. Thelma Vandehey and Evelyn Martin were elected to the Y's Girls. Miss Patricia Apperson led our ambi- tious young officers: president, Jack Cookg vice-president, Donna Beahmg secretary, Thelma Vandeheyg treasurer, Evely: Marting and sec- geant-at-arms, Glenn Wulf. Dick Casey entered the ttermen Club. With a little more boldness than the year before, the sophomores started out with an explosion. Our officers: president, David Facklerg vice-president, Evelyn Martin, secretary, Katy Kruseg treasurer, Bryce Mitchellg sergeant-at-arms, Roger Delayg news reporter, Phyllis llsllary, and student council representative, Donna Beahm, helped Mrs. Mary Bates, our class advisor govern the class. Our charming blue eyed, dark hair- ed princess, Katy Kruse, gave her all for the carnival. Patsy Hermena and Mary Frazier were elected to the Y's Girls. Don Thompson and Keith Morton were the only two Sophomores admitted to the letterman club. Thirty-nine very confident students began their Junior year with a smile. To keep them smiling were the officers: president, Ronald Russell, vice-president, Margaret Peck, secretary, Mary Frazier, trea- surer, Jan Weing and our advisor, Mr. Don Balch. Raven-haired Delores Fackler did her best representing us at the carnival. Velma Yates and Margaret Peck were elected to the Y's Girls. Velma Yates was chosen assmstant-editor of the Tiger Lines and Rosemary Herring was chosen assistant-editor of the Ink Drops. Rosemary Herring, Evelyn Martin, Althea Wolcott and Velma Yates were added to the Quill and Scroll. Roland Russell and Glenn Wulf were admitted to the lettermen organiza- tion. The seniors were entertained by the class at a banqueig Moon- light and Roses . It was enjoyed by all that attended this unforget- table occasion. On September ll, 1950, we started our last year in high school. The student body officers from the class were: Bryce Mitchell, president, Althea Wolcott, secretary, David Fackler, business managerg and Evelyn Martin, book exchange manager. Our advisor, Mr. John Williams, governed our class with the help of the officers: president, Dick Caseyg vice- president, Delores Facklerg secretary, Evelyn Martin, treasure, Lola Beltg and sergeant-at-arms, Phyllis Mallery. Our lovely fair prin- cess, Velma Yates, was chosen queen at the Carnival. Carolyn Rice was chosen for the Y's Girls. The class was wel.l represented in sports,and David Fackler and Jack Cook were admitted to the lelizermen. The Seniors were very well entertained at a banquet given by the Juniors. In the spring the Seniors took a day off from school for their Senior skip and had a very exciting time. The climax of our years' work was graduation week, with baccalaureate. and commencement. e fast Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty One of the Yamhill Union High School, do hereby make and declare this our last will and testament, as attested on this fourth day of January: To the Junior Class -- Our Senior honor, dignity, truest fidelity, sense of humor, excellent appearance, magnificent wisdom, which are the things we treasure most. X To the Sophomore Class, we will all our secondhand materials. May all the comments be used to the best of your ability. To the Fresh en, we wil our surpassing model as a class. Don't fahzr in following us. To the faculty, we will a book of nchild psychologyn. And also each of us leaves an individual will. May you be guided by them. I. I. Marjorie Bauer, wfH.my 'touch-me-notn disposition to Carol Hacker. Lola Belt, will my hair to Emily Thies. You may add it to your own collection. I, Dick Casey, will my flirting ability to Eldon Yates. Put it to 8oog,uJZck Cook, will my beard to Bill Irey. Let's see a little on your chilz David Fackler, will my good looks to anyone. attgapgelgres Faokler, will my piano playing to anyone that wishes to I, John Farley, will my ability to study without books to Marion Wigglesworth. Don't study to hard. I. hard. Mary Frazier, will my spiking ability to Anna Mae Loftis. Work Maybe you will make it. I, Dorys Funkhouser, will my second year bookkeeping books to Winona Hampton, Don't throw them away. I: Rosemary Herring, wIU.the broken-down mimeograph to Carol Hamblin. KI hope it works better for her.J In Hazel Gene Hutchens, will my ability to skip school and get away with it to Audrey Nordmo, in hopes she makes good use of it. In Katy Kruse, will my flirting to Clara Roberts. Don't fail to use it. I, Joann Light, will my old maidish ambitions to Mary Ann Weidner. KDon't worry Mary Ann. She will probably change her mind., 1 I6 Marvin Loftis, will my wavy hair to Oliver Reynoldson. You need tb, O I, Jerry Van Loo, will my unexcused absence notes to Mr. Gillis. I, Phyllis Mallory, will my nwee bit of brainn that I obtained from Nick, to Keith Lewers. Carry it ever onwards. I, Evelyn Martin, will my Book Exchange headaches to Lee Peloquin. Don't forget your aspirin. . I, Jim MacKinley, will my slow5even ngaten to Mark McColm. Take life easy, Mark. Bryce Mitchell, will my ability to skip school in the princ1pal's I car and get away with it to anyone who dares. I, Keith Morton, will my job as office boy to any boy that can remem- ber to knock before entering the Home Ec. room. , I, Joene Paola, will my shy way to the freshmen girls. Please girls don't break my record. I, Margaret Peck, will my ability to ask questions in Social Ec. class at the right moment to Pat Ohler. I. Carolyn Rice, will my nlaughn to Marjorie Munro. Last Will and Testament Ccont.D I, Ronald Russell, will my ability to get along with others to anyone that needs it. Use it well. I, Don Thompson, will my day dreaming to the freshmen boys. Maybe there will be a little less noise. I, Elzora Tupper, will my office position to Elaine Schmidt. Heaven help you! I, Farrel Yates, will my music lessons to Edith Haugen. Maybe you can get out of class like I did. I, Velma Yates, will my school activities to any one that can keep them going. May all have mercy on you, because you will need it. I, Althea Wolcott, will my disposition to the teachers. You will need it more than I do when you get through. I, Jan Wein, will my front seat in Social Ec. to anyone that is brave enough to sit there. I, Glenn Wulf, will my ability of growing whiskers all over my face to Gene Barnes who only knows how to grow them on his chin. We hereby will appoint Mr. John Williams, our class advisor, as sole executor of this document. In witness there of we, the Senior Class, place our seal-X-uponthis, our last will and testament. HOW TO BE THE PERFECT SUB-DEB Manners: Bounce down the hall, stepping on everybody, incurring many dirty looks and causing doors to be hastily shut. Flounoe into your seat dropping not less than three books, and continueim chew your gum loudly, popping it occasionally until you are told to spit it out, then part with only half of it so you can be told to do it again. Appearance: Come to school looking as if you had just gotten up, hair slightly combed, rouge applied to one side, your lips so red that they look like stoplights and your nose shining like grandpa's head. By the time you have continued this for a month or two, you may be assured that you will be very well-liked. REVISED ETTIEKETT FOR THE BOYS Boys, never tip your hats---it wears out the brim. Whistle all the time to show others you can---there are so many who can't. Stand around the hall in groups---it evinces a friendly spirit. Everyone should stop between classes to read the notices on the bulletin board---it proves ucommunity interestu. CHEW GUM---it sounds good. If in a hurry, throw paper on the floor--- the faculty is sure to appreciate it. lbver pick up paper from the floor ---the janitor is paid for that. Lean your chair against the wall--- this way the wall won't fall down. Come late to class---helps to avoid the rush hour. Leave books lying around---that is the only way the teachers can. tell you posses them. Always ask the teachers tore- peat the question---it shows you were preoccupied. Shuffle your feet when going down the hall---it keeps the shoes from falling off. Always talk to your neighbor when in class--- it pleases the teachers. leave Q1 your work until the last week in the six weeks period---this shows your ability to act in an emergency. Build and fly to airplanes in school-- it brings out the craftsman in you. When at the movies, always read captions aloud---it shows others your pleasing voice. Share your candy with others in class---it shows to others your unselfishness. uniors First Row: Ohler, Schmidt, Irey, Cook, Farleigh, Munro, Roberts, Hamblim, Proebstel, Payneg Second Row: Hioh, Weidner, Wrigglesworth, Nordmo, Boland, Stiller, Loftis, McColm, Densmore, Mr. McCord iAdvisorJ5 Third Row: Wade, Peloquin, Herring, Reynoldson, Gillis, Lewers, Yates. President . . . . . . . . . Keith Lewers Vice President . . Oliver Reynoldson Secretary . . . . Shirley Stiller Treasurer . . . . . Nadine Cook Sgt. at arms . . . . Stephen Wade Class Advisor . . . . . Mr. Ray McCord The junior class play nThe Redheaded Royalty from Ark- ansasn and the annual junior-senior prom were the highlight this year for the 28 members of the class. Lovely Shirley Stiller was our princess at the carnival. Carol Hamblin was elected into the YB Girls. Mark McColm was chosen assistant editor of the annual and Carol Hamblin was chosen assistant editor of the nlnk Dropsu. Jerri Fardeighand Mary Jane Irey were elected yell leaders and Nadine Cook was elected song leader. Vincent Gillis was elected student body vice-pres- ident and Barbara Proebstel was elected student body treas- urer. Eldon Yates was added to the already large number of lettermen from our room. Soplrzozfzqores ,irst Row: Edoomer, Brett, B. Barney, Ripple, Lesperance, Haugen, yarley, Lyons, Engen, Hampton, Conner, Hacker, Peck. Secondibw 'cDan1el, Powell, E. Barney, Utton, Hatleberg, Giberson, Sipe, J. Bernards, G. Hermens, B. Stonebrink, Burch, Thies, 1. Hermens, Mr. Behrmann fAdv1sorJ. Third Row: Wilbur, King, Springer, Gar- rison, Rice, Wilde, Dowell, Hadley, J, Bernarda, E. Stonebrink, Jones, Barnes, Nelson. President . . . . Bruce Springer Vice President . . Jane Bernarda Secretary . . . Dixie Lee Sipe Treasurer . . . . Donna Conner Sgt. at Arms ..... .... Gene Barnes Thirty-nine students with a lot of zip started out their second yearin.h1gh schoo1.a1September l2,l95O. Glennyce Giberson and Edna Mae Lyons was elected into the Y's Girls. Blond blue- eyed Donna Conner was Heir princess msthe carnival. Carol Hacker and Donna Conner were elected song leader and cheer leader. The Sophomores were well represented in sports. Gene Barnes and Don Thies made the HAH team in basketball. Darrold Garrison and Don Thies entered the lettermen club. F VESLL144914 First Row: Trudson, Larrabee, Phillips, Thies, Damrill, Baker, Barrett, Milne, Hamblin, Young, Funkhouser, Rockhill lAdvisork Second Row: Bechtold, Dudding, Irey, Swain, Stites, Clair, Hatleberg, Ikerd, Mateo, Martino, Bauer, Third Row: Cook, Morelli, Hermans, Olmsted, Scofield, Yates,Wilde, Barone, Bowen, Rich, Latimer. President . . . . . . Alvin Stites Vice President . . Leonard Morelli Secretary . . . . Martha Latimer Treasurer . . . . Patsy Baker Sgt. at Arms . . . Everett Swain Eager to start their first year in Yamhiu High School, thirty- nine hopeful students enrolled on September l2, 1950. Following their initiationcn October 6, ourrookies forgot thdr tribulations by holding a large party. Our Freshman class was very active this year, and two, Everett Swain and Bob Dudding, were successful enough to be admited into the lettermen club their freshman year. Larry Hermans and Everett Swain made the HAH team in basketball. Wanda Hamblin and Marjorie Barrett were dected into the YB Girls. Lastly, our entire class was very proud of our lovely carnival princess Marjorie Barrett. C f i U Oc A Qmlendl September 11-School Opened 19-Football Jamboree 20-National Assembly yd: I October 6- Freshmen Initiation 0 11-National Assembly 8 13-TsGhQs ' Initiation 18-Nelson Eddie Concert 20-Cotton Ball 27-Box Social November 6-Open House 9-National Assembly 10-FFA Banquet 11-Drama Clinic 16-Carnival December 8-Junior Play 15-Basketball Jamboree 20-Christmas Program In , l QW Januar- , 16-National Assembly 5 x f 1 e February 5-National Assembly 7-Magician Show March of Dimes Benefit 21-Donkey Basketball March , 2-National Assembly 1' Q Y's Girls Party , ff x 16-National Assembly .ns K 50-FHA Party 1- JL., April 6-Gay Nineties Party 20-Senior Play Ka Y 11-Jr.-Sr. Banquet 20-Baccalaureate 25-Graduation 6l Cl if U 14 i First Row: Dick Casey, Velma Yates. Second Row: Alvin Stites, Marjorie Barrett, Bruce Springer, Donna Conner, Keith Lewers and Shirley Stiller. The lights were low, the theme was Husic, and Senior Princess Velma Yates was crowned the Queen of the Carnival. The coronation took place on November 16, 1950, at 8:00 p.m., with Student Queen Velma I believe' open: junior g Donna Each princess Body President, Bryce Mitchell crowning Velma as She then officially declared the 'land of make- Her three lovely princesses were: Snirley Stiller, Conner, sophomoreg and Marjorie Barrett, freshmen. was escorted and introduced by her class president. Everyone, young and old, reported having had an enjoyable evening at our annual gay festival, the Carnival. Frazier, Peck, Cook, Bernardsg Right Side: Rice, Martin, C. Hamblin, W. Hamblin, Munrog Left Side: Lyons, Giberson, Yates, Roberts, Barrett. Mrs.Skuzeski CAdvisorJ3 Fackler CPianistl. 7 girls and gt fe. fe. First Row: Cook, Hamblin, Milne, Rice, Skuzeski CAdvisor7g Second Row: Frazier, Brett, Conner, Munro. yy, Plfilllfi-67 First Row: Farley, Truedson, Tupper, Proebstel, Lyons, Belt, Cook, Brett, Munro, Thies, Milne, Second Row: Phillips, Barrett, Hampton, Conner, Hacker, Ripple Boland, W. Hambhn, C. Hamhhn, Loftis. Mallery, Facklay Skuzeski iAdvisorh Third Row: Bernards, Peck, Baker, Light, Payne, Wrigglesworth, Ohler, Stiller, Farleigh, Yates, Rice, Haugen. Fufuya 1 First Row: Peloquin, J. Cook, Morton, Mitchell, Fackler, Thompson, Farley, Gillis, Lewers, Casey, L. Rich, Second Row: King, Bauer, Bechtold, T. Yates, Olmsted, D. Wilde, Scofield, Irey, Hatleberg, Martino, Latimer, Mateo, Ikerd, Behrmann Uxdvisorjg Third Row: Dudding, McDan1el,Thies, Nelson, Barnes, Wilbur, G. Hermens, I. Hermens, Jones, Lovtis, Densmore, Reynoldson, E. Yates, Fourth Row: D. Cook, Morelk, L. Hermens, Springer, Garrison, Swain, Stites, Clair, Borone, Bowen, P. Wilde, E. Rich, Hadley. O 11111 M9 110 slaalmf Mft UQZJLH m MO 5 3 SJl Jlo Mft JL3 I 193 'of of Q9 5 X Was E'z:,,,,oNOv7 , -as 'ff .9 e P eloquin Mhptf '71 'Q The Yamhill High Book Exchange has had 16 successful years of busi- ness transacted through its windows. It has served the school faith- fully by providing a market for old and new books, papers, pencilsand other school supplies. It is run by Evelyn Martin, manager, and Lee Peloquin, assistant manager. , . .5 'ffl wtffeig gg VNS MK xg we Stand' 100 ' mer Frazier. 592:-1122, main, sae Belts al D t Yeckn s B8mb1in !.'H1 niacin, Lian , Sewdaox ww Ln6' .UM Cy Wx of! President . . . . Rosemary Herring Vice President . . . Mark McCo1m The Quill and Scroll is an honorary society for high school journalists who fulfill the requirements of the organization. During this semester the members have begun organizing themselves into a worth-while society. To become a member a candidate must eitherihn Ink Dre s be have 200 printed lines in p or Tiger L1nes,tm an upperclassman, and also in the upper third of his olass. Tiger fines Seated Left to Right: Bernarda, Farleigh, Belt, Wrigglesworth, Munro, Brett, Hamblin. Standing Left to Right: Cook, Yates, McCo1m, Ohler, Light, Fackler, Baker, Martin, Cook, Stites. fuk Qvops Seated Left to Right: Herring, Hamblin, Mr. Box CAdv1sorl, Wolcott, Fackler. Standing Left to Right: Boland, Tupper, Loftis, Proebstel, Farleigh, Schmidt, Cook, Ohler, Frazier, McCo1m, Light, Mduery, Funkhouser, Munro, Nordmo, Belt, Hutchens, Wein, Peck. TIGERULINES To The Editor: This year brings to a close another annual produced by the student body of Yamhill Union High School. We, the staff, would like to express our thanks to the editor, Velma Yates, who devoted her time so generously and willingly to make this yearbook the success it is TIGER LINES STAFF O C O O I I U O C D C O O O O O Assistant Editor . . . . Mark McColm Business Manager . . . . Marjorie Munro Snapshot Editor . . . . Phyllis Mallery Advertising Editor . . . . . Mark McColm Artist . . . . . . . . . . . . . Alvin Stites Calendar . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jerri Farleigh Advertising Salesmen: Velma Yates, Mark MhColng Lola Belt, Jerri Farleigh, Carolyn Milne, Bm Ohler, Jack Cook, Marion Wrigglesworth, Wanda Hamblin. Snapshot Collectors: Carolyn Rice, Trena Brett, Nadine Cook, Patsy Baker. Class Salesman: Lola Belt, Jerri Farleigh, Jane Bernarda, Carolyn Milne. . Article Writers: Evelyn Martin, Ma:-k McColm, Joann Light, Delores Fackler, Patsy Baker. INK DROPS This year's paper has turned out to be a high success from that of last years difficulties. Much of this success goes to the ever effi cient editor, Rosemary Herring. INK DROPS STAFF Editor . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rosemary Herring Assistant Editor . . . . . . . . . Carol Hamblin Proofreader . . . . ..... . . Dorys Funkhoums Editorial Editors. Delores Fackler, Margaret Peck News: Althea Wolcott, Marjorie Munro, Barbara Proebstel, Anna Mae Loftis. Features: Phyllis Mallery, Clara Peck, Pat Ohler Jerrie Farleigh, Shirley Boland. Jokes o 0 o o o s 0 o o o oNad1ne Cook, Lola Girls Sports . Mary Frazier, Marion Wrigglesworth Boys Sports . . . . . Mark McColm, Margaret Peck Typistst Audrey Nordmo, Lola Belt, Clara Peck, Winona Hampton, Hazel Gene Hutchens, Elzora Tupper. Mimeoscope . . . . . . . . Mark McColm, Lola Belt Mimeograph . . . Mark McCo1m, Marion Wriggleswordm Advisor . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. Kenneth Box 0 I Squad and ettflv .v --H- A M. 1 an ,. - ' ' 1 First Row: Herring, Gillis, Swain, Peloquin. Second Row: Stonebrink, Morton, Garrison, Barker CAdvisorD. Third Row: Wade, Yates. 1 4 N W ,iw-w, l, - l-, . , --v-' First Row: Wade, Thompson, Peloquin, Reynoldson, Morton, Gillis, Swain, Stonebrink, Thies. Seand Row: Barker lAdvisorJ, Duddi , L.HHmmens, Cook, Fackler, McCo1m, Lewers, Casey, Balch CAdvisog?. Third Row: Herring, Yates, Garrison, I. Hermena. 1 TI' E and QXQE' Wein Wolcott Brett Giberson Bernards Cook First Row: Lesperance, Haugen, Farley, Lyons, Giberson, Baker, Thais, Damrill, Barrett, Milne. Second Row: Wein, Kruse, Utton, Bauer, Larrbee, Truedson, Funkhouser, Phillips, Napier Uldvisorl, Third Row: Young, Peck, Hamblin, Latimer, Tupper, Bernarda, Wolcott, Mateo. Qvexte tg vmiov play First Row: Densmore, Wade, McColm, Lewers, Gillis, Reynoldson. Second Row: Loftis, Cook, Hamblin, Wrigglesworth, Munro, Irey, Farleigh, Mr. McCord fAdvisorJ. W CAST OF CHARACTERS Prince Michaels . . . . . . . . . , Stephen Wade Ethel Whanlen . . . Marjorie Munro D319 Nellie . . . Vincent Gillis Jim DOHOVRD . . . . . Mark McColm Fordyce Green . . Oliver Reynoldson HHHS Fitzler . . . Dean Densmore Aimee Hessen . . . . Jerri-Farleigh Leigh Johnston6 . . . . Mary Jane Irey Jacqueline Wallis . . . . . Nadine cook YVOHDS F9PPiS . . . . . Anna Mae Loftis DOP5-S Will-OWU? '. . . . Carol Ha mblin PI'0111Pt9I' . . . . . Marion Wrigglesworth Business Manager . .... Keigh Lewers Advisor . . . . . - . . . . . . . Mr, Ray McCord Mention of the night December 8, 1950 when the juniors nspoke it trippingly on the tonguen still brings a heartly chuckle to many a Yamhill resident. He or she yet remembers the comic plot of 'The Redheaded Royality from Arkansasug a thing of funand fancy, it concerned the arrival of one Prince Michaels to Furst College and the confusion surrounding his real name,u'Pr1ncBu. Impulsively the girls immediately assumed that his ill ffitting clothes and awkward manners were merely an eccentricity dis- guising his royal lineage. Sliced in with this angle were those of blackmail, and love. With the help of Fordyce Green, Prince set out to catch the villain and--of course--win the heart of Ethel. The cast, after all the grease paint was rubbed off, costumes laid away, and life brought back to normal, agreed that putting on'Uhe Redheaded Royality from Arkansasn was a grand experience. .V Why WMU S0620 S h s I V ? V.. rmw ll i 5, , QV.: lllff 0 First Row: Rmkler, Russell, Cook, Densmore, Loftis, Thompson, Morton. Second Row: D. Williams lDirectoH, Funkhouser, Peck, Light, Frazier, Belt, Mallery, Bauer, Tupper, Peolo, Wulf. CAST OF CHARACTERS Ambrose . . . . . . . .... . . . . Dave Fackler Bert . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ronald Russel I Dan'l . . . . . . Jim Densmere Sheriff . . . . . . . . Glenn Wulf Hoot Owl Pete . . . . Don Thompson Stinkweed . . . . . Marvin Loftis Naoy Martin . Anne Martin . Posie . . . . Beth . . . M s. Sprool . ma O O I . . Phyllis Mallery . . . Mary Frazier . Elzora Tupper . . . Lola Belt . . . . . Joann Light . . . . . . Joene Paolo Judge . . . . . . . . . . . . Jerry Van Loo Baggage Men . . . . . . . . Jack OookhKe1th Morton Pronpters . . . . , . Dorys Funkhouser-Margaret Bedk Assistant Director . . . . . . . . . . Marjorie Bauer Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mr. John Williams Battered and Frayed by all the activities crowding upon them toward the last of the year, the Seniors nevertheless presented their rip roaring comedy of the old west, nDesperate Ambrose,' on April 20. With the action laid in Dead Man's Gulch, the bloodest, Shootin'est town West of the Rockies, the cast gave a lively spirited performance. The plot centered around Ambrose Groves, the title character, who fell in and out of such great difficulties, assisted, of course by his friend, Bert Miller. Opposing these Good Guys were the Bad Guys--the onnery critter of a sheriff and his cronies, Hoctowl and Stinkweed. The ladies, who were in the dutches of the villains for a while were Beth Malone, Anne and Nancy Martin. Allikeable Negro couple, Dan'l and Posie, furnished tradittrnl comic relief. In the end, of course, the play with the Good Guys marrying, the Good Gals and Beth Malone's winning an election for probate judge. Members of the audience agreed that all who had a hand in producing nDesperate Ambrosen deserved a great deal of praise. 67 NW Z. I' QQW5 A W AN XX S SOWQI and G LL e Q Leaders Farleigh Irey Conner flthletic Galena! Clif Dayton . Banks . Sheridan Willamlna Amity . North Marion Sherwood Yamhill Yamhill Yamhill Yamhill Yamhill Yamhill Yamhill Yamhill Yamhill Yamhill Yamhill Yamhill Yamhill Yamhill FOOTBALL September 22 Yamhill 29 Yamhill October 6 Yamhill 13 Yamhill 20 Yamhill 27 Yamhill November 3 Yamhill BASKETBALL Banks 77 to Dayton 78 to Sheridan 65 to Amity 57 to Sherwood 66 to Willamina 60 to North Marion 56 to Banks 75 to Dayton 81 to Sheridan 60 to Amity 59 to Sherwood 60 to Ulllamlna 55 to North Uarion 56 to BASEBALL April 10 Yamhill 13 Banks . 17 Yamhill . . . 20 Willamina . . 27 Yamhill Hay l North Marion 4 Yamhill Dayton Yamhill : : 'Sheridan 0 0 0 0 0 0 I O I O I Yamhill . Amity Yamhill Sherwood W Ol . it 9 1 W 11' H fa First Row: Cook, GiDis, Barnes, Reynoldson, Thompson, Casey, Gar- rison, Yates, Wade, Fackler, Swaing Second Row: Morelli, King, Hadley, Dudding, Thies, Springer, Scofield E. Stonebrink, B. Stonebrinkg Third Row: Barker lLine Coachs, Herring KManagerD, Balch CCoach7 . M -rf FOOTBALL The Yamhill 'Tigers' started the season off with a 20-19 victory over Gaston. They followed this win with a series of losses. But, in spite of these losses, the 'scrapping' Tigers were the first to score against the two top teams of the league, Banks and illamina. Much credit goes to this year's graduating seniors: David Fackler, Jack Cook, Dick Casey, and Don Thompson, who did a good job both offensively and defensively. However, special credit is given to the coaches, Mr. Don Balch and Mr. Keith Barker, for their leadership and guidance during the year. Dick Casey was chosen by the football squad as the most valuable player of the year. VARSITY SQUAD Everett Swain Right End Oliver Reynoldson . . . . . Right Tackle Darrold Garrison . . . Right Guard Stephen Wade . . . . . . . Center Dave Fackler . . . . . Left End Eldon Yates . . . . . Left Tackle Jim Stonebrink . . . . Left Guard Don Thompson . . . . Quarterback 0 0 0 U w I 0 V1ncenbGi111s............. F'u1lBack The following substituted on the Varsity Squad: Percy Hadley, Bez-le Stonehink, Gene Barnes, ruce Springer, Charles King , Don Thies, Earl 3tonebr1nk,,Bob Dudd1.ng,0!'ovcr Iewers, Leonard Morelli, and Douglas Scofield. The manager mr the team was John Herring. 1 f , .. ..- -Q- Basketb ll NNXXXarmha lf , Yawma B sun NTFS? K XC' E 5 ' ' n ' : u. ' . .',PvlXUQ!x ix .... ,,... 5 A 1 4. ' 15X-....x.sunl ..... 2 . I F ' F X' I ' .,.. .- glvrfyfxrwzxol ,....., 3 3 S ' x Amity , .......... 1 e e N. Muvmn .,., X -: ,' ' YmnhXlX .,,.. 0 lu Don . . Ruce im' the Xeud ' fling WHS ' aB Xeugue, made up Ind. the vows S the regumr Ynwng edgueslraigg-'tory herw become mmosm as t down hoop I t ben Ood im' the Xead Xn th! 0 31 'Hg maylme hm,-' Wmarmnn hands l ' on th lhe I-'rid In with sm sxruight-sw s'S'h, 1, 9 Tygeynmhliv is Xn second wnl ,a out 'rst hon!! uno Koss. Third V .V In tfronguqpto 9 gave the mosx tm ,iff on he se 13 saw mkna Buhpups, L poin lop Cond fo 11 points. Sheridan :must ls wof H 5'-Untd on a twu-point ' iouffl' ,nas M14 to tu Sherwuud. , qulnfh fr each the ' Banks muy W 54 let 011,88 ot' xvxnfmnnu by w 9 nn al ,hmnun ag Sherwuud, WN' 'vas fl 65- 9 tht'-'fl xwn ui its six 'unfs 9113 'rd lost to Banks 'he' Whilof' ,gh Scheduie nl Tiger Laff- Sume as the 5 wl .Y me B game P Yamh UI, !'21?SE'L'5 im' '31 ' ex ents. 9,3 glans r'1..f41 'fu.,f'l1. .J lhllfarnlur I ff QfW f1TS J.TR2f? 0i'f'NJ 011 iipoldggah. . range, gf-:Ile : g : Thi S H Ss F D erm Y - 1 ackl 9113 SI C D Rayn , oach Bal oldson. Sta ch, f,-Jade nd- P ,W ma e , Swain' Q' 90, . ' u H p . 10, ,fb,'??Se'j G 44' 9 apaeff Sfqfhtfellcb' llljde lb 1 sa' I Q, x fp Us ogplayqtl' W ' in n ' s h x D 8 On.'f1g fu 254' M - 1 C ,killed U, llbeqlt Q51 ' :f!,N?L:,Yfg,? 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Second How: Rich, Young, Morelli, Coach Barker. x 25 xg. i f ' I Q Dudding, Clair, Hermena, Jilde, Cook, Morelli, Couch Barker, and Stonebrink fManagerJ. N 77 In Q00 If Shots OTS Fai-t'h fiul H Uohwu-J Yamlnr- Fu'qH: iam, BouNC S 'THAT eau. RIGHT Downfrke, FLooR t u Hff Ld 'ha -C-615 'Hue 'BEAR -Na+ 73asRe'f QTY us mor C LODY NPfg'k-G11 G 1' r N S Sei Down Sirfkf, 7-H'Vf703f Bra wHeez,S 'Su mg XM WX: Y' Volleyball Hamblin, Stiller, Belt, Weidner Wrigglesworth, Frazier, Emieigh, Hacker, Yates, Skuzski KAdvisorl, Kruse Knot picturedl. This year's team did not get to play many gamesgand those they did play resulted in high scores for the opposing teams. Actually the girls got very little practice out side of their P. E. class. This year the team is losing a good player, Mary Frazier, who has been on the team during all her four years of high school. The girls who will be graduating wish next year's team good- luck in all their games. First Row: Powell, Peloquin, J. Densmore, D. 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