Adrian High School - Antelope Yearbook (Adrian, OR)

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Laborrng under the tireless task of assembling the annual and seeing that ends meet, the editor, Alan Fahrenbruck, spent many hours of ardent work in the production of this annual. Ably assist- ing as idea man, copy writer, and right hand man was hard work- ing Jimmy Stoker, associate editor. Bob Montgomery, editor of the photo department, represents the third person in this trio. Okeying copies and acting as advisor is Mr. Tyson. A 'l'ELOPll f..-my T N I Junior McGinnis, sports editor, gives interesting sidelights on copies. Assisting him are Carl Lee Hill and Bob. Skinner. Compliments of-- Harano Studios Ontario This picture shows a cross section of the work required in annual production. Bernadine Price, circulation manager and Dede Connaughy, business manager, are involved in a financial problem. Not pictured is Amber McCay, Treasurer. The class representatives are: Anita Pratt, senior, Vanae Stoker and Roger Howes, juniorsg Gary Smith, sophomore, and Ed Nelson, freshman. 1 ,

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PAPER TAFF mm 'fuwf The ANTELOPE TIMES is published monthly by the Junior Class in co-opera tion with Mr. Tyson and the English Department. The paper is published to further interest in all school activities and to experience students in the jour nalism field. Leading the paper staff was Edith Matthews, assisted by Vanae Stoker. The matter of publishing was taken care of by Kaye Hammon and Bobby Parker. Wesley Schlegel was the artist and Bobby Jo Webster and Jerry Cleverly were the sports editors. Roger Howes and George Jelinek were responsible for circu- lation. Under the able direction of Mr. Tyson the juniors put out a fine paper. Sponsored by -- Gate City Journal - Nyssa 54 Sinclair Service - Nyssa

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TOP ROW: B. Looney, J. Crocker, E. Matthews, B. Price, Culbertson, E. Linville, S. Fox, D. Cook, K. Mitchell, F. D. Fehlman, J. Parker, S. Skinner, I. Bowers, M. Butler, With about twenty -one Adrian High students, and Mr. Putnam directing, the band has, during 1954-55, added a lot of spirit and pep to our home games by playing at the halves. Dedicated to the proposition that music plays a very important part in the education of our youth, the band seeks to improve the physical co-ordination as well as the music appreciation of the student. The band was fortunate to have Mr. Putnam directing and coaching their musical adventures. lb, 4! Sponsored by -- Stunz Lumber Co. 09 W5 xl T 0 s 5 19- C' Q Q X 6 .5 ' K r b C ' . , i. Nyssa, Oregon J. McGinnis, M. Raasch. SECOND ROW: L. Peterson, T. Borge. FIRST ROW: Mr. Putnam Drummers: A. McKay and N. Howes. nn