WLHS Photos - 1934

1934 Band

The High School Band has been very active over the year. Within the last three
years it has grown from an eighteen piece organization to one well over the fifty
mark. This organization entered the State Meet at Corvallis, this time under class
A division, and received a second honor rating.

Trumpets: Howell, Gary, Miliken, Saunders, Gurley, Ray, Gillihen, Wright, Balcome, McLean, Moss.
Clarinets: Albers, Gardner, Dalrymple, Dennis, Hulse, Winkle, Fugate, Hugett, Kilpatrick, Niebauer,
     Marsh, Zivny, Garrison.
Trombones: Gubser, Shipley, Dalrymple, Leismen, Meyhew.
Baritones: John, Fry.
French Horn: Miller, Herr, Larson
Alto Horn:  Baker, Simpson, Bruck
Bass: Woodworth, Oney, Woodworth
String Bass: Ivins
Saxophones: Peterson, Williamson, Hereford, Robertson.
Flute: McLean
Oboe: Bauersfeld
Piccolos: Seibert, Tuor
Bassoon: Smith
Drums: Larson, Thien, Ellis, Radtke, Davis, Miller, Stevens.

1934 Glee Clubs

The combined Glee clubs presented a comic opera, "The Marriage of Nannette,"
which proved a great success. They went to the state contest held at Pacific University
and won first place in girl's quartet, second place in mixed chorus, girls' glee club,
boys' glee club.

The Director of both Glee Clubs is Fred H. Wade.

1934 Hi-Y Club

The Hi-Y club is looked upon as the service club of the school. It is one division
of Y.M.C.A. and its members are chosen for their outstanding ability and leadership.
The purpose of the Hi-Y is to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school
and community high standards of Christian character.

Officers are Don Davis, president; Dave Schultze, vice-president;
and Gus Meyers, secretary-treasurer.

1934 Orchestra

The Oswego-West Linn Orchestra has been a great help to school programs
and plays this year. The big event of the year was the Opera, which the
orchestra accompanied for the cast and chorus.

Violin: Brunner, Etchison, Gary, Kline, Endres, Groupe, Tedd, Skinner, Barnes.
Cello: Dalrymple
String Bass: Ivins
Flute: McLean
French Horn: Miller, Ivins
Clarinet: Albers, Zimmerman
Trombone: Gubser, Shipley
Basson: Smith
Alto Sax: Peterson
Trumpet: Howell, Gurley, MacLean
Drums: Davis, Radtke
Piano: Bauersfeld

1934 Boys' & Girls' "U" Club

The Boys' U Club had a successful year under the leadership of Charles Sheron,
president; Clinton Campbell, vice-president; and Porter Ross, secretary. The U club
helped to enforce some of the rules around the school and were very successful
in the undertaking.

In order to join the Girls' U Club, one must win a letter either in baseball or
basketball. The President is Beryl Turner, the vice-president is Ruth Dhooghe,
and the secretary/treasurer is Mildred Yeager. The annual football banquet, which
was held after the football season, was a huge success.

1934 Yell and Song

Kenneth Elliott and his assistant, Howard Skinner, did an excellent job of leading yells this year.
They were present at all games, and had the student body's support. 

Louise Sievers was song leader again, and also had the support of the students. Louise has a
fine school spirit.

     Elliott                                                   Sievers                                           Skinner

1934 Faculty

1934 Honor Society

1934 Student Body Officers

1934 Girls League / Boys Club