The Warrior 1951 (Philomath High School, Oregon)


Published by -
Editors - Patty Sells and Joyce Wood
Managers - Dona Beattie and Iver Olson
Advisors - Mrs. Smith and Mr. Manning


Dedication
We dedicate this annual to Mr. Manning
who, during his many years at Philomath
High School, has done much to make our
school a better place in which to study.
We wish to express our gratitude for his
understanding and help in our many
undertakings.


FACULTY

STUDENT COUNCIL

Senior Photographs
Ben Miller Transfer-1; Football-3-4; Baseball-3-4; Class Officer-3-4; Letterman's
Club-3-4; Student Council-4; Basketball-3-4.
Francis Christianson Class Officer-2-4; Basketball-3-4; Football-3-4; Letterman's
Club-2-3-4; Baseball-2-3-4; Student Council-4; Hi-Times-2-3.
Sondra Best Carnival Princess-4; Theta Nu Phi-2-3-4; Hi-Times-2-3-4; Class Officer-3-4;
Annual Staff-4.
Mary Ziemke Carnival Princess-2; Pletus Vetus-2-3-4; Theta Nu Pi-2-3-4; Rally Girl-2-3-4;
Hi-Times-2-3-4; Class Officer-3-4; Junior-Senior Play-3.
Nelda Dow Theta Nu Phi-2-3-4; Hi-Times-2-3-4; Class Officer-4; Student Council-4.
Neta Dow Theta Nu Phi-2-3-4; Hi-Times-2-3-4; Annual Staff-4.
Elmer Morford Basketball-4; Baseball-4.
Iver Olson Basketball-3-4; Baseball-2-3-4; Class Officer-3; Letterman's Club-2-3-4;
Student Body Officer-3-4; Annual Staff-4; Student Council-3-4; Hi-Times-4.
Joyce Wood Class Officer-3; Pletus Vetus-2-3-4; Yell Leader-4; Rally Girl-2-3; Queen
of Basket Social-3; Junior-Senior Play-3-4; Hi-Times-3-4; Annual Staff-4;
Student Body Officer-4; Student Council-4.
Patty Sells Theta Nu Phi-2-3-4; Annual Staff-2-4; Hi-Times-2-3-4; Class Officer-1.
Joan P. Cooper Transfer-1-2; Hi-Times-3-4.
Beverly Zimmerman Theta Nu Phi-2-3-4; Hi-Times-2-3-4; Annual Staff-4; Pletus Vetus-2-3-4.
Betty Quetschke Hi-Times-2-3-4; Theta Nu Phi-2-3-4.
Jay Dee Duckworth Class Officer-1-2; Letterman's Club-4; Football-4; Student Council-1-2.
Jerald Shroyer Theta Nu Phi-2; Class Officer-2-3; Hi-Times-3-4; Junior-Senior Play-3-4;
Football-3-4; Baseball-3-4; Letterman's Club-4.
Dona G. Beattie Yell Leader-2-3; Student Body Officer-3; Pletus Vetus-2-3-4; Theta Nu
Phi-2-3-4; Annual Staff-2-4; Hi-Times-2-3-4; Class Officer-1; Student Council-1-3;
Carnival Princess-2; Junior-Senior Play-3.
Chuck Maillard Letterman's Club-2-3-4; Football-2-3-4; Junior-Senior Play-4.
Edrie C. Ervin Yell Leader-2; Pletus Vetus-2-3; Theta Nu Phi-2-3; Annual Staff-2;
Class Officer-1-2; Student Council-1-2.
Robert Christenson Football-4; Class Officer-2.
Clifford York Letterman's Club-2-3-4; Football-1-2-3-4; Baseball 3-4.
Glen Mulkey Class Officer-1; Basketball-2-3-4; Letterman's Club-2-3-4; Football-4.
John Leach Class Officer-3; Baseball-2-4; Football-2; Letterman's Club-2-3-4.
Melvin Miller Transfer-4; Junior-Senior Play-4.


Seniors
Class Motto: "We've crossed the bay, the ocean lies before us."
Class Flower: Orchid
Class Colors: Blue and Gold

Chapter I
We started our high school days by being warmly initiated by the sophomores.
We gave a very successful pie-walk with the help of the seniors. Dona Garriott
was our carnival princess.
Our class officers for the year were: President-Edrie Campbell, Vice-President-
Jerald Shroyer, Secretary-Dona Garriott, Treasurer-Jay Dee Duckworth, Class
Representative-Glen Mulkey. Our advisor-Mr. Badgley.

Chapter II
We initiated the freshman class and started our year as sophomores. Our
candidate for Carnival Queen was Mary Ziemke.
Class officers for the year were: President-Jay Dee Duckworth, Vice-President-
Iver Olson, Secretary-Francis Christianson, Treasurer-Robert Christenson, Class
Representative-Edrie Campbell. Our advisor-Mr. Furtwangler.

Chapter III
Class officers for the junior year were: President-Iver Olson, Vice-President-
Joyce Wood, Secretary-Mary Ziemke, Treasurer-Ben Miller, Class Representative-Jerald
Shroyer. Our class advisor-Mr. Badgley.
Our candidate for the Basket Social was Joyce Wood. She won the honor of
being Queen.
We also put out the Hi Times for a semester and ran the junior-booth. We
gave a very successful junior-senior banquet. Our theme was the "Mid Century
Limited". Decorations carried our theme. A small train was our centerpiece. A
program was given during the banquet.

Chapter IV
This year Ben Miller was elected president of our class. The other officers
are: Vice-President-Francis Christianson, Secretary-Treasurer-Sondra Best,
Class Representative-Nelda Dow, Class advisor-Mr. Manning.
We put out a successful Hi Times for the first semester. Sondra Best was
our Carnival Princess.
Events we are looking forward to are, Junior-Senior Play, Junior-Senior
Banquet and Skip Day.


Senior Class Will
We, the senior class of 1950-51, being of sound mind (?) and body, do make
our last will and testament in manner and form following:

We give, devise, and bequeath:

To Mr. Manning - Seniors who won't gather in the office.
To Mrs. Bateman - Home ec. girls who can cook and sew.
To Mrs. Smith - Seniors who appreciate Macbeth.
To Mr. Bryant - A bigger and better band.
To Miss Reep - Students who can type 90 words per minute without any errors.
To Mr. Hill - Football players.
To Mr. Woods - An electric floor cleaner.

We bequeath individually:

I, Edrie Ervin, my laugh to Janice Bennett.
I, Robert Christenson, my curley hair to Wayne Carter.
I, Joyce Wood, my nicknames to Barbara Hawkins.
I, Glen Mulkey, my height to Teddy Olson.
I, Dona Beattie, My married bliss to Miss Reep.
I, Chuck Maillard, my good English grades to Jeraldine Burington.
I, Betty Quetschke, my shyness to Pauline Ziemke.
I, Jay Dee Duckworth, my record of getting to democracy class early to Jim McMurtry.
I, Beverly Zimmerman, my typing ability to Annetta Davis.
I, Francis Christianson, my friendship with Jay Dee to Gloria Dow.
I, Sondra Best, my sweet disposition to Viola Epperly.
I, Elmer Morford, my orneryness to Bruce Hamm.
I, Neta Dow, my dislike for boys (ha!) to Carol Daubenspeck.
I, Iver Olson, my inexhaustible supply of girlfriends to Jerald Snodgrass.
I, Patty Sells, the job of being annual editor to anyone who wants it.
I, Jerald Shroyer, my brilliant remarks to Wayne Wigle.
I, Joan Pflughaupt, my job as waitress to Janet Cummings.
I, Clifford York, my loud voice to Danny Hart.
I, Nelda Dow, my nicknames for Mrs. Bateman to anyone who can get away with calling
her them.
I, Lynn Farmer, my driving ability to Bob Grace.
I, Mary Ziemke, my position of rally girl to Myra McWade.
I, Ben Miller, my bashfulness to Jimmie Scarth.
I, Melvin Miller, my musical ability to Dan Broadley.

To Freshmen, our quietness in all classes to the Freshmen next year.
To Sophomores, our sparkling, brilliant minds.
To Juniors, our class cooperation.


Junior Photographs
Mary Ann Leach
Myra McWade
Ruth Cole
Gwen Clark
Irene Anderson
Melvin Buck
Betty Newman
Norine Campbell
Anna Belle Clair
Gary Couch
Annetta Davis
Elaine Farmen
Louetta Hardenburger
Marjorie Hamm
Helen Gassner
Viola Epperly
Gene Leder
Bernice Moore
Jim McMurtry
Louise Shroyer
Lorell Smith
Shirley Smith
Lura Whetstone
Charles Strawn
Barbara Pflughaupt


Juniors
Class Motto: "Veni, Vedi, Vici"
Class Flower: White Carnation
Class Colors: Lavender and White

Chapter I
We began school in P. H. S. by being initiated by the sophomore class. Our
class enrollment was thirty-eight, twelve boys and twenty-six girls.
Marjorie Hamm was chosen queen candidate for the Carnival.
Class officers for the year were: President-Melvin Buck, Vice-President-Lorell
Smith, Secretary-Treasurer-Anna Belle Clair, Class Representative-Mary Ann Leach,
Advisor-Miss Arnest.

Chapter II
We started our sophomore year by warmly initiating the freshman class. They
gave us a party in return. We had ten boys and twenty-four girls. Our queen
candidate for the Basket Social was Gwen Clark.
During the noon hours our class sponsored several successful chili sales.
Our class officers were: President-Anna Belle Clair, Vice-President-Annetta
Davis, Secretary-Treasurer-Gwen Clark, Class Representative-Gwendolyn Witham,
Advisor-Miss Roberts.

Chapter III
This year Mary Ann Leach was chosen to lead our class as President. The
other officers were: Vice-President-Myra McWade, Secretary-Treasurer-Ruth Cole,
Class Representative-Gwen Clark, Advisor-Mrs. Bateman.
Our enrollment this year was thirty-four - nineteen girls-six boys.
For the Carnival, our queen candidate was Viola Kisor.
Our Junior Booth this year was very successful. Annetta Davis was the
manager. Marjorie Hamm was treasurer of the booth.
Annetta Davis, Marjorie Hamm, and Shirley Smith made a very good representation
of our class in the all-school play.
We are planning for a successful junior-senior banquet this year, and also
for a good junior-senior play.


Sophomore photograph (group)
First row left: N. Randall, J. Blanchard, J. Streeter, H. Carlile,
S. Moore, P. Mulkey, J. Leder, A. Christianson, D. Joyner, D. Smith,
B. Jones, M. Hoyt, B. Hawkins. Second row left: J. Cummings, D.
Taylor, B. Wilkinson, G. Vosberg, M. Serjeant, B. Grace, D. Serjeant,
D. Hart, K. Burnworth, J. Nyman, J. Jones, P. Ziemke, Mr. Hill.
Third row left: F. Starr, G. Rife, B. Schafer, W. Carter, C. Allen,
R. Garriott, F. Howard, P. Mulkey, S. St. Clair.

Freshman photograph (group)
First row left: T. Olson, D. Braaton, D. Vincent, J. Hardenburger,
M. Stahl, B. Clair, C. Daubenspeck, J. Bagley, L. Kisor, L. Hamm,
J. Burington, G. Dow, A. Pettengill, R. Comstock, D. Patterson,
C. Leach, R. Hawkins. Second row left: Mrs. Smith, J. Scarth,
B. Hamm, W. Wigle, T. Richardson, E. Phipps, V. Hood, D. Lorain,
J. Shaw, M. Smith, S. Seim, B. Koehler, D. Davis, J. Bennett, D.
Cooper, G. Creson. Third row left: R. Means, B. Pugh, T. Epperly,
E. Sturdevant, M. McConnell, J. Alexander, J. Marstall, J. Snodgrass,
R. Smith, D. Broadley, R. Eckhart.


Sophomores
Class Motto: Fraternity Forever
Class Flower: Rose
Class Colors: Red and Yellow

Chapter I
We started with initiation! Whew! We sure got it. The sophomores ordered
us around like servants.
Our Basket Social Princess was Shirley Moore.
Officers for the year were: President-Donna Mae Smith, Vice-President-
Donna Lee Taylor. Secretary-Treasurer-Shirley Moore, Class Representative-
Frank Howard, Class Advisor-Mrs. Smith.

Chapter II
We started the year off with a bang, we had an initiation party for the
freshman class.
The sophomores sponsored an all-school skating party. We also sponsored an
all-school party and dance. Carnival Princess was Betty Jones.
Class officers for the year were: President-Shirley Moore, Vice-President-
Rodney Garriott, Secretary-Treasurer-Donna Mae Smith, Sgt.-at-Arms-Danny Hart,
Class Representative-Pauline Ziemke, Class Advisor-Mr. Hill.

Freshman
Class Motto: Now or Never
Class Flower: White Rose
Class Colors: White and Green

Chapter I
Our class entered Philomath High School with 45 members. The first event
was initiation. This event was an evening party given by the sophomores. Each
freshman had to perform a stunt. Next came the carnival. We elected Laura Hamm
as our candidate for the Carnival. We were very proud when she won the honor of
being Queen. We had the Penny-pitch booth at the carnival and made a float of a
Carnival Band for the afternoon parade.
Class officers for the year were: President-Jimmie Scarth, Vice-President-
Mack McConnell, Secretary-Treasurer-Leila Kisor, Class Representative-Dave
Vincent, Sgt.-at-Arms-Vernon Hood, Class Advisor-Mrs. Smith.


HI TIMES STAFF (photograph)

ANNUAL STAFF (photograph)


Hi Times
The first semester, the school paper was successfully published by the
senior class. The staff included:

Editor Jerald Shroyer
Co-Editor Dona Beattie
Features Mary Ziemke
Editorial Beverly Zimmerman
Gossip Joyce Wood
Sports Iver Olson
Artist Betty Quetschke
Poetry Joan Pflughaupt
Typists Sondra Best, and Neta and Nelda Dow

The second semester rolled around; it was up to the juniors to publish the
paper. Their staff included:

Editor Owen Clark
Co-Editor Melvin Buck
Features Irene Anderson
Editorial Anna Belle Clair
Gossip Mary Ann Leach
Sports Lorelle Smith
Artists Elaine Farmer and Jim McMurtry
Poetry Marjorie Hamm
Typists Ruth Cole, Annetta Davis, and Lura Whetstone

Annual
The Annual Staff of this year's annual has worked very hard trying to make
a good annual. A lot of thanks go to every one of these people for helping to
make it a success. Many thanks go to the advisors who helped the staff to do
a good job. The staff is as follows:

Editor Patty Sells
Co-Editor Joyce Wood
Managers Iver Olson and Dona Beattie
Senior class editor Beverly Zimmerman
Junior class editor Gwen Clark
Sophomore class editor Phyllis Mulkey
Freshman class editor Laura Hamm
Activity editor Mary Ann Leach
Sports Jerald Shroyer
Features Sondra Best
Assistant Features Jim McMurtry
Typists Annetta Davis and Neta Dow
Advisors Mrs. Smith and Mr. Manning


PLETUS VETUS (photograph) (cheer squad)

LETTERMEN CLUB (photograph)


Pep Club
The girls' letter club of Philomath High is known as Pletus Vetus. The girls
of this organization are chosen for their sportsmanship, school spirit, and
leadership. The officers for the year are as follows:
President Joyce Wood
Vice-President Gwen Clark
Secretary and Treasurer Mary Ann Leach

Chosen by the student body as cheer leaders, are Joyce Wood, Gwen Clark, and
Ruth Cole. Working right along with the cheer leaders are the rally girls.
These girls spell out WARRIORS. They are: W-Mary Ziemke, A-Maxine Hoyt, R-Laura
Hamm, R-Mary Ann Leach, I-Pauline Ziemke, O-Leila Kisor, R-Donna Mae Smith,
S-Betty Jones. The cheerleaders' outfits were black coulotes, and yellow sweaters.
The Rally Girls also wear black coulotes, but white sweaters with their letters
on them.
The other members of the club are Lura Whetstone, Beverly Zimmerman, Dona
Beattie, Annetta Davis, Edrie Campbell, Anna Belle Clair and Shirley Smith.
Pletus Vetus hopes to have many other activities for the coming year.

Lettermen
The boys' lettermen club has been very active in the past few years. One of
the biggest projects they have undertaken is the financing of the time clock in
the gym. To earn money for the club, the boys took a truck load of Christmas
trees to Portland where they sold them for $130.00. The plan on many more activities
throughout the year. Officers for the year are:
President Iver Olson
Vice-President Clifford York
Secretary and Treasurer Jerald Shroyer

Carnival
The carnival was held on November 17, 1950 and got under way with a big
bang. For the program, a variety show was presented and enjoyed by all. The
greatest event was the crowning of Queen Laura I of Philomath High School.
The net profit was $335.00.


THETA NU PHI (photograph) (honor society)

F. H. A. (photograph)


Honor Society
Theta Nu Phi is known as the Honor Society. In order to be a member of the
club you have to have an average grade of 2 and have at least one 1. The officers
are:
President Patty Sells
Vice-President Sondra Best
Secretary and Treasurer Dona Beattie
Advisor Mr. Manning

Other members are B. Quetschke, N. Dow, N. Dow, R. Cole, M. Ziemke, B. Zimmerman,
L. Whetstone, I. Anderson, A. Clair, S. Smith, and E. Campbell.
New members initiated are, B. Jones, B. Hawkins, H. Carlile, J. Streeter,
D. Smith, J. Cummings, M. Hamm, E. Farmer, A. Davis, G. Clark, L. Shroyer,
D. Taylor, P. Ziemke, S. Moore, and M. Leach.

FHA
The Future Homemakers of America is an organization for all students
interested in home economics. It is a state and national organization. Each
year delegates from Philomath High School attend the district and state meetings
and conventions. Each year the F. H. A. given a banquet to honor the boys in
athletics.
Each year the F. H. A. has a service project for the school. Last year the
club purchased a davenport and mirror for the girl's lounge. The members made
new curtains and a dresser skirt.
In October, 150, Joanne Streeter, Donna Lee Taylor and Pauline Ziemke
attended the district convention at Toledo, Oregon. They presented a radio skit
on F. H. A.
The chapter has adopted a foreign student with whom to correspond during
the year. The officers are:
President Pauline Ziemke
Secretary Donna Lee Taylor
Treasurer Betty Jones
Reporter Barbara Hawkins
Degree Chairman Donna Mae Smith


GLEE CLUB (photograph)

PLAY CAST (photograph)


Glee Club
The glee club has been much more active this year than in the years past.
They are under the direction of Mrs. Smith. Chosen out of the club were six
girls which formed the sextette. These girls are D. Smith, L. Kisor, D. Cooper,
J. Cummings, J. Jones, and P. Ziemke. Officers for this were:
President Betty Jones
Vice-President Donna Mae Smith
Secretary and Treasurer Donna Davis
Librarian Bonita Clair

We look forward to having a bigger and better glee club next year.

All School Play
The all school play this year was a big success. The name of it was "The
Inner Willie." The cast under the direction of Mrs. Smith was as follows:

Willy Adams Frank Howard
Inner Willy Ronald Comstock
Carol Martin Betty Jones
Marybelle Turner Nancy Randall
Trudy Marshall Phyllis Mulkey
Janet Marshall Janet Cummings
Aunt Olga Marjorie Hamm
Aunt Hester Annetta Davis
Aunt Louise Shirley Smith
Mike John Marstall
Stanley Clark Jimmie Scarth
Prompter Lura Whetstone


FOOTBALL TEAM (photograph)

Row 1: S. St. Clair, P. Mulkey, F. Christianson, B. Miller, C. Maillard, D.
Hart, G. Leder, Mr. Hill. Row 2: J. McMurtry, K. Burnsworth, J. Nyman, L.
Smith, D. Serjeant, F. Howard, J. Scarth, G. Means, J. Alexander, R. Garriott.
Row 3: F. Starr, R. Christenson, G. Mulkey, C. York, J. Duckworth, J. Shroyer.

The Philomath Warriors won 1, lost 4, and tied 2 games out of 7 games. The
Warriors lost all league games and had a rather poor season as far as games
won and lost. All the games were extremely close, except the Alsea and Pleasant
Hill games.
The opening game of the season seen the Warriors walk off with a 7-6 win
over the Lebanon "B" team.
Then a procession of losses to Monroe, Alsea, and Mapleton before the
Warriors earned a 19-19 tie with Corvallis "Sparbabes". Pleasant Hill notched
a win in the next game and in the season final the Warriors tied Mill City
6-6.

SEASON SCORES
Lebanon At Lebanon 7-6
Monroe At Philomath 0-13
Alsea At Alsea 0-33
Mapleton At Mapleton 7-13
Corvallis At Corvallis 19-19
Pleasant Hill At Philomath 0-26
Mill City At Mill City 6-6


BASKETBALL "B" TEAM (photograph)

BASKETBALL "A" TEAM (photograph)


Basketball
The Philomath Warriors won 12 and lost 10 of their season's games. The
league record for the Warriors was 3 won and 1 lost, resulting in a play-off
game with the Alsea Wolverines. The Wolverines won this contest by the score of
38-31.

Season's scores:

Philomath 36 Shedd 25
" 37 Brownesville 31
" 37 Halsey 53
" 42 Brownesville 27
" 41 Mill City 31
" 36 Stayton 53
" 31 Corvallis "B" 16
" 36 Scio 52
" 43 Harrisburg 46
" 45 Monroe 35
" 46 Cascade 42
" 47 Alsea 48
" 42 Halsey 52
" 43 Scio 62
" 55 Monroe 45
" 47 Harrisburg 51
" 48 Alsea 46
" 51 Shedd 59
" 42 Cascade 39
" 31 Alsea 38
" 24 Alsea 13
" 16 Monroe 11
Won 12 Lost 10

The "B" squad did not enjoy a too good season as far as scores go, but it
developed some good players for future varsity years. The papooses won 4, lost
13.

The Warriors won the Benton County "B" League trophy in the annual jamboree
at Alsea by posting decisive victories over Alsea 24-13 and Monroe 16-11.

The Warriors got a big two-foot trophy for winning the jamboree and another
trophy for winning the jamboree's school yelling contest.

In the other jamboree at Stayton the Warriors won over Mill City 41-31 in
the opener but lost the final to Stayton 53-36. The Warriors earned second
place among four teams in this tournament.

The varsity was composed of Glen Mulkey, Francis Christianson, Iver Olson,
Ben Miller, and Elmer Morford all seniors; Paul Mulkey, Sam St. Clair, Dan Hart,
and Frank Howard, sophomores; freshman Jimmie Scarth was the tenth member of the
team.

Two pages of candid photos, captioned:
Stuff & things
Marvin S.
"Sonny"
Gab Session
"Pete & Repeat"
Ruthie
Mrs. Smith
Gwen
Barbara Pf.
Elaine & Margie
Rod G.
Helen C.
Betty J.
Phyllis M.
"Ed"
"Barker"
S.S. G.W. A.B.C.
"Hayseeds"
John "Hopalong" Marstall
Trophy "Smiles"
"Donna Davis"
Paul Mulkey, Alsea Jamboree
Cliff V. & Gene L.
Bernice
Jimmy N. & the "Putty Tat"
Janet C.
Donna Mae
"Triple Trouble"
????
Annetta Davis
Jo Ann Blanchard
"Pinky" Grace
"They said they had been working!!"
Shirley Moore
Donna Lee
Joyce Wood
Mary Ann Leach
Pat Sells
Joan Pf. C.
Helen C. & Lura W.
Bobby W.
Just a Bum
"Hotrod" Campbell
Looking for the "Male"
Look out Franny!!
"Rudy"
Little Soldiers
Joanne Streeter, Jane Leder "Little Angels"
"Quack"


Who's Who
Smitty Bobby Wilkinson
Henry Aldrich Ben Miller
Red Skelton Coach
Dagwood Jay Dee Duckworth
The Bobbsey Twins Neta and Nelda Dow
Bewitched-Bothered-Bewildered Iver Olson
The Thin Man Glen Mulkey
The Sewing Machine Senior Home Ec. Class
Our Miss Brooks Annetta Davis
Marriage Vows Dona Beattie
Little Max Ted Olson
Little Iodine Mary Ziemke
Beulah Myra McWade
Harold Teen Francis Christianson
Timmy & Hanky Paul Mulkey & Sam St. Clair
Humphrey Clifford York
I Love You Truly Joanne Streeter & Chuck Maillard
The Fat Man Robert Christenson
Ma Perkins Pauline Ziemke
Digger O'Dell Melvin Buck
The Whistler John Marstall
Hopalong Cassidy Ronald Comstock
You Tell Her I Stutter Too Much Jimmy Scarth
Brenda Starr Nancy Randall
Little Lulu Lorell Smith
Hotrod Happy Norine Campbell
Empty Bob Eckhart
Gravel Gertie Janet Cummings
Grannie Grunt Joyce Wood
Sparkle Plenty Donna Mae Smith
Cindy Martin Patty Sells
Daisy Mae Gloria Dow
Lil Abner Eddy Sturdevant


Prophecy
The year is 1961, and the senior class of 1951 is meeting at the mansion of
Philomath's mayor, Lynn Farmer. We recall his interest in politics in democracy
class.
The first person to arrive is Patty Sells, who is now a famous artist. She
has just returned from New York. That most distinguished gentleman greeting her
at the door is none other than Robert Christenson. He's the butler at Mayor
Farmer's mansion. He says it is quite a soft job.
All the others have arrived, and how they have changed!
The blond over in the corner is that talented radio star, Hopalong Quetschke.
It seems she's the only cowgirl on radio now. When the others heard her sing
they gave up.
Glen Mulkey has gained fame by being the only person who can make money
selling refrigerators to Eskimoes.
Another person we see is Joyce Wood, P. H. S.'s English teacher now. We
see she has acquired a few grey hairs - wonder why?
The character over at the table eating with chop-sticks is Ben Miller. He
owns Philomath's famous Chinese Laundry.
Seated beside Ben, are Elmer Morford and Iver Olson, Philomath's most important
city officials - Town Dog Catchers. Seems there are two of them, because
one can not run fast enough.
Jay Dee says he's been doing great. It seems he and Francis have formed a
partnership. They're raising goats up on Evergreen.
Joan Pflughaupt now owns her own resteraunt, the "Slop and Slurp". It's
quite a place.
Chuck Maillard, we find, is a professor at Oregon State. Wonders will never
cease.
Neta and Nelda Dow relate their success. They've just made their debut in a
movie called "Double Trouble".
Clifford York is running about getting magazine subscriptions. He's working
his way through college.
Mrs. Beattie, Dona to us, is trying to keep her three sets of twins (all red
heads) from breaking up the furniture.
Mary Ziemke runs an exclusive school for girls. She says she sets an
example for her pupils by being dignified and refined.
Jerald Shroyer is Philomath's prominent millionaire. He owns a dozen
Cadillacs because he liked the different colors.
Edrie is a famous Hollywood columnist. It seems she put Hedda Hopper out
of a job.
Sondra Best arrives a little late. She is Elmer and Iver's secretary. She
is late, because she had to record how many dogs they caught last month.
Beverly Zimmerman has finally written a book - but she is giving them away;
no one will buy one.
Oh! Oh! We almost didn't see Melvin Miller slip in the door. He is the
President of "Be Kind To Cats Society". He was late because he had to stop
and rescue a cat down the street.
The party draws to a close, and everyone looks forward to the next time the
group will meet.


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(L. R. Cunningham)
"If It's Photographic, We Do It"
227 South Second Street - Telephone 1334-J
Corvallis, Oregon
Developing Printing Enlarging

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Local News
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Features-Comics-Cartoons
in the
CORVALLIS GAZETTE-TIMES
United Press Wire Daily Delivery in Philomath

PHILOMATH DRUG STORE
Mr. & Mrs. Claude M. Hutchens
and
Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Hooker
Phone 36
Philomath Oregon

CORVALLIS
SAND & GRAVEL
Phone 770 Corvallis

REMEMBER, It PAYS TO SHOP AT
TOM'S GROCERY
Philomath Oregon

ROGOWAY
RADIO-SALES & SERVICE
Motorola Auto & Home Radios
24 hr. Service
We Repair Any Make of Radio
425 S. 3rd Street Corvallis Phone 450

O'TOOLE MOTOR CO.
Chevrolet-Oldsmobile
Sales-Parts-Service
244 No. 2nd Street Corvallis Phone 495

MILLER'S CLEANERS AND TAILORS
A neat appearance is a valuable asset
Our dry cleaning and tailoring is well done
Backed by 20 years experience
Entrust our garments to those who know
how to do them
Phone 956R WE PICK UP AND DELIVER Corvallis

LEADING FLORAL CO.
"Flowers fresh daily from our own greenhouses."
Phone 201 anytime
485 Madison Corvallis

NOLAN'S
in
Corvallis
Nationally Advertised Men's Wear Main Floor
Quality Dry Goods, Domestic Patterns Main Floor
Women's Accessories and Notions Main Floor
Complete Boy's Shop Mezzanine
Complete Girl's Shop Second Floor
Women's Dresses, Coats, Suits, Hats Second Floor
Pendleton Wool O' the West and Beacon Blankets Second Floor
Quality Store Since '84

KESSEY'S
For Fine Flowers
Phone 344 308 Monroe Corvallis

BOB'S CAB SERVICE
Anytime, Anywhere
Phone 45 Philomath

BENTON COUNTY STATE BANK
Affiliated with
The First National Bank of Portland
Member F D I C

Ray Stewart Jim Purtzer
G & J TIRE SERVICE
Recapping - U.S. Tires
Phone 1212 Philomath

SERVICE GARAGE
Clark-Hathaway-Meier
Proprietors
Chevron Gasoline - R.P.M. Lubrication
General Auto Repairing
Phone 37 Philomath

GROVES MOTOR SERVICE
Chet Johnson - Proprietor
General Tires, Willard Batteries
Shell Gas and Oil
Greasing a Specialty
3rd and Washington Corvallis

ROBINSON'S LOCKERS
Wrapping and Cutting
of
Meats
Phone 44 Philomath

SPURLIN & ROBNETT
Hardware, Builders' Supplies
Zenith Appliances
Corvallis Oregon

CHASE RADIO SERVICE
Coolerator Appliances
Stewart Warner-Capehart-Sentinel
Radios
435 So. Second - Corvallis - Phone 700

SEDLAK'S SHOE SERVICE
Quality Work Shoe & Repairing
234 So. Second Corvallis

ROESER'S SUPPLY
Logging & Mill Supplies
Hardware-Industrial
Distributors for Gates Rubber Co.
U-Belts & Pullies
Corvallis Oregon

WHITESIDE THEATRE
Corvallis's Finest Theatre
Where you see the BEST-
FIRST in Motion Pictures
Corvallis Oregon

EV'S SIGNAL SERVICE
Everett J. Miller, Prop.
Double Check Lube Service - Washing
Motor Tuneup - Lee Tires
Signal Batteries - Charging
3rd and A Sts. Phone 1606
Corvallis Res. 30-J

Best Wishes!
From the
COAST TELEPHONE COMPANY

McGREGOR'S
5c-1.00
The Big Store
for
Little Things
Corvallis Oregon

DIST. SHELL PRODUCTS
W. J. Black
Phone 400 Corvallis

CLAUDE R. VUNK
Bicycle Repairing and Accessories
Model Airplanes and Supplies
Headquarters for Schwinn Bicycles
Phone 1234 118 So. 2nd Corvallis

DU BOIS CLEANERS
AND TAILORS
"Tops in Quality"
Corvallis Oregon

STATE TIRE SERVICE
Goes a long way to make friends
Kraft Recapping The General Tire
Phone 100 Philomath

GERDING'S
The Service Store
Groceries-Dinnerware
Albers & Purina Feed
Corvallis Oregon

FLOYD STARR & SON
Plumbing & Heating
Phone 634 Corvallis 320 So. 2nd

CROWN REPAIRING
Welding & Machine Work
If It's Broke - Bring It To Us
Phone 25 Philomath

HOWARD'S UNION SERVICE
Howard Lutz-Prop.
7600: Union 76
Stop Wear Lubrication
Oil & Grease
Phone 53 Philomath

PHILOMATH CAFE
Philomath's Home Town Cafe
A Good Place to Meet A Pal
The Best in Food
Philomath Oregon

PEARL'S LUNCH
Quick efficient service
Homecooking-Homemade pies
Chili
Try Our Specials
Philomath Oregon

THE MAN'S SHOP
Van-Heusen Shirts & Sportswear
Winthrop Shoes-Hickok Jewelry
Day's Cords & Slacks
Faultless Pajamas & Hosiery
218 So. 2nd St. Corvallis

MOUNTAIN STATE
POWER COMPANY
Your Electrical Servant

ARNSBARGER MOTORS
NASH
Third and Jackson
Corvallis Oregon

STAR TRADING CENTER
"We buy and sell almost everything"
316 South Second
Corvallis Oregon

KIENLE MUSIC CO.
The Best In
Radios-Records-Appliances
Corvallis Oregon

WHITESIDE'S
Hardware-Housewares-Paints
Home Appliances-Sporting Goods
Third at Madison
Corvallis Oregon

Compliments of
DAIRY QUEEN
The cone with the curl on top
Pints-Quarts-Sundies
4th and Jefferson Corvallis

VARIETY BAKERY
A Complete Line of
Bread-Rolls-Pastries-Cakes
Phone 335 Corvallis

THE REVIEW
Use a Want Ad to Buy
Sell or Swap
2c per word
Philomath Oregon

ELMER PATRICK INSURANCE SERVICE
INSURANCE OF ANY KIND
Phone 142 120 N. 3rd Corvallis

KELLEY JEWELERS
Columbia Diamonds
Elgin-Bulova-Wiler
Watches
Next Oregon State Theatre
Phone 1232 Corvallis

SEA FOOD CAFE
The Best In
Short Orders
Sea Foods-Steaks
Corvallis Oregon

LABE'S
Where Good Friends Meet and Eat
"We Don't Want All,
Just A Little
Each Time"
133 N. 3rd St. Corvallis

MARTIN CHAVES
MEN'S WEAR
Lloyd E. McCann
The place to go for the brands you know
4th and Madison Corvallis

GRAHAM AND THORP
Robleg Shoes For Men
Air Step For Women
Buster Brown For Children
13650 3rd St. Corvallis

Jack Hiller John Taylor
JACK & JOHN GARAGE
3rd & Van Buren - Corvallis, Oregon
Sales-Service
24 Hour Wrecker Service
Day Phone 370 - Night 933-W
Drive Carefully & You Won't Need a Wrecker

HARVEY RADCLIFF
Real Estate
Insurance
Phone 1520 310 Jefferson St.
Residence 156-W Corvallis

CORL'S BOOK SHOP
Books-Gifts
Greeting Cards
School Supplies
Madison at 5th Corvallis

BUILDING MATERIALS
Lumber-Roofing-Hardware-Paints-Plywood
CORVALLIS LUMBER CO.
Retail Dept.
825 So. 3rd Phone 1548

LEE'S MOTORS
Kaiser-Frazer
Sales & Service
Rototillers
Farm Equipment
128 N. 2nd St. Corvallis

GORDON HARRIS
Men's Wear
Wellsher Bldg.
Madison between 4th & 5th Corvallis

LES & BOB'S
Fishing Tackle
Athletic Equipment
Guns-Ammunition
127 So. 4th Corvallis

VERN'S
SPORTS CENTER
Vern Olson-Prop.
Fishing-Hunting-Skiing Supplies
COMPLETE REPAIR SHOP SERVICE
"YOUR FRIENDLY OUTDOOR SPORT STORE"
308 So. 3rd Phone 361-W Corvallis

SANITARY SERVICE
BARBER SHOP
Expert Service
110 N. 2nd St. Corvallis

TOOT & TELL DRIVE INS
Mom & Pop Wood
West on Hwy 20 South on Hwy 99

RAY BONESTEELE MOTORS
STUDEBAKER
Sales and Service
v-8's and 6's
"See The New Studebaker Now"
544 So. 4th Phone 1436

McHUGH MOTORS
Chrysler-Plymouth
Sales and Service
Corvallis Oregon

WILSON MOTORS
Authorized FORD Dealers
Second and Jackson Streets
Corvallis Oregon

BEN'S FOOD MARKET
Groceries-Meats-Fruits
Vegetables-Notions
Open Evenings Till 9 P.M.
Located between Philomath and Corvallis

CLAUSEN FEED STORE
Dairy & Poultry Feeds
All Your Needs in Feed
Corner 2nd & Washington Corvallis

BUILDER'S SUPPLY COMPANY
Ready Mix Concrete
Concrete Products
611 So. 2nd Street Corvallis

THE GIFT BOX
Greeting Cards and Gift Wrappings
Gift Stationary and Notes
Gifts for all Occasions
132 So. 3rd Corvallis

HAROLD GRETZ
BODY AND PAINT SHIP
Radiators Repaired & Cleaned
Seat Covers-Wheels-Tops
129 N. 2nd Phone 874-W

CORVALLIS AUTO
SUPPLY COMPANY
AUTOMOTIVE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES
Corvallis Oregon

CORVALLIS RADIO
APPLIANCE
104 N. 2nd Phone 1200
Corvallis Oregon

PHILOMATH GARAGE
Bob Sharp - Owners - Ray Drake
P.O. Box 486 Phone 53
Philomath Oregon

CORVALLIS
AUTO WRECKING
2nd & Washington Phone 837 Corvallis

HOLMAN'S
Sunnybrook-Dining Room
Corvallis's Newest and Finest
Corvallis Oregon

SPENCER'S SEEDS
Garden and Field Seeds
Plants-Fertilizers-Pet Supplies
144 N. 2nd St. Phone 7 Corvallis

HECKART'S
for Quality
Hardware-Appliances-Gifts
137 So. 3rd St. Corvallis

CLARK'S FLOWERS
Flowers For All Occasions
2nd and Monroe Phone 225 Corvallis

HENDERSON'S BUSINESS
MACHINES
Greyhound Bldg. 115 Jackson Sts.
Corvallis Phone 240

WILHELM & AVERY
SHELL SERVICE
Lubrication-Washing
Goodyear Tires and Batteries
3rd and Jefferson Phone 607 Corvallis

LIEB'S BAKERY
Bakers of
Fine Bakery Products
4th and Jefferson Phone 167

ACME SHOE REPAIR
Jarman and Bergmann
"Home of Better Shoe Repairing"
130 So. 2nd Corvallis

PARKER REAL ESTATE
Insurance
AT YOUR SERVICE
Selling
Homes-Businesses-Farms
Phone 11 Philomath

WOOD MOTOR CO.
Plymouth-Dodge
207 N. 2nd Corvallis

WILSON MOTORS - TIRE DEPT.
Goodyear-Richfield-Shell
Products
Auto-Accessories
3rd and Adams Corvallis

STATE FARM INSURANCE
Jack O'Connor-Prop.
Auto-Life-Fire
Phone 718 1084-M
110 So. 4th Corvallis

CY'S SERVICE STATION
Shell Products
Goodyear
Tires-Batteries
Phone 742 Philomath

CHINTIMINI
The Good Place to Eat
Main Street Philomath

PAT'S BARBER SHOP
The Place To Go
For A Good
Hair Cut-Shave
Theatre Bldg. Philomath

MOSES STORE
The Place To Buy Everything
Main Street Philomath

CROSS RD. MARKET
Groceries
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
Chevron Products
Phone 956-M Philomath Road Corvallis

PHILOMATH CLEANERS
For Expert Cleaning And Pressing
Main Street Philomath

Greetings From
ELK HORN
Service Station
Main Street Philomath

PHILOMATH VARIETY
Everything From Dress Patterns
To Pots & Pans
Main Street Philomath

SCOTT'S
CLEANERS & TAILORS
The Place To Go For The
B E S T
238 So. 2nd Phone 23

SANITARY MEAT MARKET
Good Prices
Courteous Service
Main Street Philomath

Best Wishes From
EV'S
VELTEX STATION

 

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