Klamath Union High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1953 volume:

81 Rod In the forthcoming pages, a scrapbook of memories has been laid before you. There are some, who with these memories will walk through the doors of K. U. into the wide-spread arms of the world. The underclassman may still look forward to two or three years in the students' world, here in K. U. The El Rodeo now presents to you this volume to keep the joys of this unforgettable year of 1952-1953 fresh in your mind for many years to come. I Zo pke A man never too busy to help us with our problems, never too busy to talk to us, whose ingratiating personality and enthusiastic interest in our school publications won him the respect and admiration of all of us in Klamath Union High School, we dedicate this 1953 El Rodeo. 2 Jt’s a Cong Way Up Sometimes We Were Cate for Class We Helped grants Pass Burn............. 5 — We Worked Hard in Our Classes.... 10 ... Most of Zlie Zime My way Say, I got 60 words a minute. America's Future Scientists? When is that research theme due? Sometimes We Worked £ike Dogs.... Sometimes We Played fobs Outside of School Marion Mesner was typist for an eye doctor . . . Barbara Asher rang the cash reg ister at Newberrys . . . Jack Metz tended switch board at Herald and News . . . Sharon Hayford got the news from the teletype at KFLW . . . MARLENE HOWARD GEORGE HANSON We Introduc Upper left: Matt DelFatti and Joan Juckeland, Most Likely to Succeed. Left: Alice Geary and Lew Fredrickson, Best Personality. Lower left: Sharon Gienger and Dick Pieser, Most Poised. Upper right: Vergie Toyly and David Cummings, Cutest Smiles. Lower right: Earlene Cheney and Tom Moore, Cutest Brownettes. ...Zlte Peoples Choice Upper right: Mary Demetrakos and Pat Kittredge, Wittiest. Right: Audree Duell and Jim Weldon, Most Happy-Go-Lucky. Lower right: Lora Lou Rolph and Lyle Mills, Cutest Blondes. Upper left: Betty Redfield and Clayton Hannon, Best Executives. Lower left: Carol Adams and Clair Schiffman, Most Stylish. Zkcy’reTops Upper left: Marlene Owens and Dick Cullen, Cutest Couple. Left: Jana Langslet and Calvin Gilmore, Best Pals. Lower left: Loreen Mills and Dick Parker, Best Dancers. Right: Mary Jane Langer and Ernest Dennis, Most Bashful. Lower right: Marilyn Altman and Don Day, Most Studious. Dorothy Lowell and Dick Lundsten Biggest Flirts Shirley Sehorn and Vern Pryor Cutest Redheads Trudy Bramlett and Mike Burke Most Talkative Zop Zen Per Cent on the Valedictorian, Louis Taucher Bill Matthews Shirley Sehorn Leroy Porter Louis Taucher was Valedictorian with a grade point average of 1.032 and Lewis Fredrickson was Salutatorian with a grade point average of 1.034. Scholastic Totem Pole These Seniors received a rating in the top ten per cent of their class. Their scholastic achievements have made them outstanding students of K.U. The grade averages ran from 1.032 to 1.594. Salutatorian, Lewis Fredrickson Joan Juckeland Marlene Ebinger Julie Harnden Marian Mesner Janice Uglum Shirley Crawford Gail Gardner Don Drake Matt Del Fatti Alice Geary Claudia Miller 23 Dayton Ruled World our School I would like to take this opportunity to express my thanks to the Student Body, the faculty and my student body officers for helping to make this a successful year. CLAYTON HANNON Zhey Zed Us Zhrough the year DON DEXTER First Vice President BETTY REDFIELD Secretary Our student body officers did a swell job of leading our school world through a very successful year. The high spot of their official year was the district student council convention, where K.U.H.S. was host to over one hundred student officers of other schools in this district. DON TAUCHER Third Vice President 25 First row: V. Toyly, S. Moore, L. Taucher, D. Dexter, L. Zarosinski, G. Hanson, C. Hannon, B. Chidester, B. Redfield. Second row: L. Rolph, D. Oldham, G. Marsh, L. Kooken, J. Craig, W. McKaig, R. Pastega, M. DelFatti, J. Hamden, L. Fredrickson, B. Flora. Third row: E. Scoggins, K. Porter, J. Condrey, S. Schoenthaler, P. Taylor, G. Knight, S. Gerber, B. Matthews, D. Cummings, P. Kittredge. Fourth row: N. Warren, S. Taylor, J. Karnes, H. Crow, D. Taucher, D. Pepple, M. Jimenez, J. Winkleman, R. Lolcama, G. Flocchini. Fifth row: J. Ellis, J. Barker, V. Schmeck, C. Elliott, S. Bliss, M. Nancarrow, T. Greene, K. Ostrom. Noon Recreation Traditions Committee Traditions committee members are Vergie Toyly, Ruby Gehring, Jana Langslet, Betty Redfield, Dave Cummings, Lew Fredrickson, Bill Harlan, Matt DelFatti, Clayton Hannon, and George 26 Hanson. Our Committees Were Well Chosen... Constitution Committee A v Susan Geary, Louis Taucher, Lewis Frederickson, Pat Taylor. Citizenship Committee Carolyn Riley, Ann Henderson; Orin Perkins, Mill Matthews, Dave Cummings. Nominating Committee Jackie Ackerman, Annette Jacobs, Erma Scoggins, Gary Rob-bin. Bud Barron, Larry Yarnell, Clayton Hannon, George Hanson. Social Committee Sharon Geinger, Roberta McCoy, Carolyn Nancarrow, Joan Hickman; O. W. Jones, Dwain Epps, Dave French, Jack Robatcek. Assembly Committee Sue Ramsby, Trudy Bramletf, George Knight, Pat Kittredge, Bob Chidester, Don Dexter, Clayton Hannon. Cost and Hound Eligibility Committee Don Taucher, Louie Zarosinski, Don Dexter, Clayton Hannon. Diane Oldham, Sharon Bliss, Jo Ann Mecham, Kay Angstead, Jana Langslet, Kenny Ostrom, Rod Van Buskirk, Clifford Stiles, 28 Jim Dougherty, Clayton Hannon. Jinewee Committee Alice Geary, Betty Redfield, Bob Flora, Matt Del Fatti, Clayton Hannon. Zhey Worked behind the Scenes Klamath Falls can be proud of the outstanding educational system that has been established under Superintendent Arnold Gra-lapp in his ten years in Klamath Falls. He heads the entire city school system as well as our high school. Co-operation and interest in every field of student endeavor has been shown by the K.U. school board. The school board serves as a link between the public and the students. During our years in Klamath Falls schools the board has put in many long hours, all without pay, to develop the city's outstanding educational system. Thanks to these people K.U.H.S. will continue to grow bigger and better. SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: C. S. Elliot, Arnold Gralapp, Charles Carlson, Harold Ashley, Scott Warren, Ed Robinson, S. Marie Stearns, Doris A. Peyton, Grace M. Johnston, J. P. Linman, L. Ernest Taylor, Jack H. Schulze. Missing from picture is T. J. O'Harra. 31 Zkeij Ced Us CHARLES CARLSON Charles (Cookie) Carlson started his first year as Principal of K.U. and his tenth year in the school system in 1952. He is assisted by Paul Angstead and Wendell Smith, Vice Principals. Mrs. Margaret Strode took over the duties of Dean of Girls formerly held by Alice Howard and still retained her former position as school nurse. Dwight (Dutch) French continued his post as Dean of Boys. Assistant Principals PAUL ANGSTEAD Deans WENDELL SMITH MARGARET STRODE DWIGHT FRENCH 32 Zht’ij taught Us to Use Our Hands.... Mr. Fink's Radio Class Ruby Alloway Howard Bailey Dorothy Bailie Gerald Bevans Eva Burkhalter Robert Craig Zelma Cromer Paul Deller Amelia Diamant Loretto Druecker Lloyd Emery William Fink Lyravine Fish Dennis Hannan William Harris Robert Hendershott 33 Zo Use Machines... Gladys Herron Helen Hoffman Alice Howard Orpha Hudson Viola Hunsaker J. K. Hvistendahl LaMar Jensen Joe Keuter Roland Krieb John Lake Jess Lee Helen Longueville Paul McCall Janet McGinnis John McGinnis Don McKenzie JtHti to Use Our Heads... Mr. Scapple's Woodworking Class Bernadine Noggle Pete O'Toole Grace Palmer Harold Palmer Fern Peak Don Ross Francis Scapple Aletha Shannon Len Surles Harold Teale Roy Tidwell Sylvia Tucker Richard Vaillancour Elise Wainscott Charles Woodhouse Stanley Woodruff We 'Drove the Office Staff Very Nearly Lucille Estes Helen Listoe Supervisors Music General Athletic Andrew Loney Supervisor Director Garry Robertson Joe Peak District Clerk Harold Ashley Instructional Materials Joe LaClair Zhey Keep K.U. going COUNTY LIBRARY STAFF-Sit-ting: Lois Wise, Wilma Beever. Standing: Madge Chilcote, Mrs. Cassell. CAFETERIA STAFF-Mrs. Heath, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Nanney, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Nelson. DRIVERS and MAINTENANCE First row: Hip Largent, Henry Dilstrom, Al Angel, Max Patsch, Walter Hamblin, Dave Hopper, Jr., Frank James, Willard Richards. Second row: D. Ritchie, Ellen Kellogg, Charles Girdner, Vern Dennis, Carl Miller, Loren Dummitt, John Glubrecht, Carol Smith. 37 These are some of the scenes which were seen around K.U. during this excitement-packed year, and will be seen in future years as long as there are teachers and students. Two of the most familiar scenes are chowtime for everyone—including teachers, and time when cranium cogs are churning—study hall. Two of the scenes which take place once a year are choosing the girl which most boys would like to succeed with—Sweetheart of K.U.— and the boss—beginner banquet of T. and I. 38 Jail Sports Coaches LEN SURLES PAUL McCALl 'rt l MATT DEL FATTI $ BOYD SPRAGUE A M ' GEORGE HANSON fi ! JIM YOUNG VERNON PRYOR Managers NORMAN FITZGERALD DICK WEED Up-Up-And Away Look Ma—No Teeth!! Spirited by five victories against one loss The Mighty Pels had only to defeat Grants Pass for the district title. Fate was against them however, and they lost to a determined Grants Pass squad by the score of 7-0. The Pels ended the season by defeating Bend, ranked seventh in state, and thus ended with a six win, two loss record. 44 Now Coach!! Now!!!! Grant 0 Roseburg 6 Redding 28 Eugene 7 Ashland 12 Medford 0 Grants Pass 7 Bend 25 If you can't walk . .. Crawl!! Mathew Del Fatti and Vernon Pryor acted as Co-Captains for the team. Seven Pels out of a possible eleven were selected for the Southern Oregon all-star team. These team members were: Jack Horton, Vernon Pryor, George Masked, Mathew Del Fatti, Jim Dougherty, Calvin Gilmore and Kenneth Young. Only one was chosen for the second squad, that was George Hanson. Honorable Mentions went to Dick Lundsten and Doug las Campbell. Hitch hiking?? CAL GILMORE The annually awarded most inspirational player trophy was presented to Cal Gilmore this year. Cal, playing one of the finest brands of ball Klamath has seen in a long time, figured very highly in the Pel's wins. VERN PRYOR The best lineman trophy went to Vernon Pryor who has played Pel ball for 3 years. His blocking led the way to many Pel touchdowns while his tackling stopped quite a few opponents. Zhe First row: D. Campbell, K. Young, G. Hanson, V. Pryor, D. lundsten, J. Horton, G. Masked, M. Del Fatti, C. Gilmore. Second row: J. Young, D. French, D. Pence, B. Salt, L. Taucher, B. Sprague, B. Flora, J. Thomas, J. Dearing. Third row: J. Himelwright, B. Smith, B. Pitts, J. Bevans, D. Wells, J. Prock, B. Lawver, G. Shultz. Fourth row: E. Leach, G. Del Fatti, D. Abraham, El Mitchell, D. Todd, E. Mullen, M. Chase, J. Dougherty. Fifth row: R. Kidd, M. Causey, L. Zarosinski, J. Hargrove, D. Gordy, G. Munsell. 46 STUDENT TRAINER K.U. has for the first time in its history a student trainer. Appointed to this position was John Shaw, Sophomore. His duty as student trainer is to administer first aid to the fooball players. FACULTY MANAGER Taking over the job of faculty manager, after Mr. Carlson's resignation, Roland Kreib, known to the team members as Rip has just finished his second year in this position. ROLAND KREIB Won 4 Cost C V. ’S Zied 1 First row: B. Flora, R. Kidd, B. Sprague, I. Taucher, D. Wells, J. Young, D. Abraham, J. Bearing. Second row: G. Del Fatti, M. Causey, E. Mullin, i. Bevans, D. Todd, B Smith, J. Himelwright. Third row: M. Chase, D. Gordy, J. Hargrove, E. Mitchell, G. Munsell, B lawver. B Pitts. Fourth row: E. Leach, L. Yarnel, L. Zarosinski, G. Schultz, J. Prock. 47 First row: J. Cramer, B. Clanton, P. Lohan, R. Walker, R Ropp, Z. Clawson, D. Taucher, D. Leeling, B. Brown, 1. Brown. Second row: B Perkins, R. Berg, J. McKee, G. Price, B. Gallup, C. Adams. C. Shearer, D. Morris, D. Hitchcock. Third row: B. Johnson, P. Colley, I. Heaton, G. Robin, C. Caster, B. Hamblin, J. Winkelman. Fourth row: Coach J. McGinnis, Coach G. Bevans, P. Lilya. J. Thomas, B. Badorek, M. Jimenez, D. Pepple, J. Hitti. First row: A. Badorek, L. Dearing, W. Zumwalt, B. Clanton, C. Warren. Second row: W. Rogers, D. Berg, B. Kelly, C. Guptill, G. Arnold, D. Campbell, G. Schafz, L. Mathews. Third row: C. McCarty, R. Davison, J. Hargrove, M. Causey, G. Del Fatti, R. Kidd, M. Chase, B. Pitts. Fourth row: L. Zarosinski, E. Mitchell, K. Alexander, J. Meador, L. Kooken, B. Beckon, D. Vaillancour Coach. 48 Early in the year, during football season, it was proposed that K.U. either change the name of Modoc Field or name the baseball field after Dr. G. I. Wright. Dr. Wright was the first and only graduate from K.U.H.S. in 1895. He was valedictorian, salutatorian, and all the rest up the line. The students voted and it was agreed that the baseball field would be named Dr. G. I. Wright Field, At halftime of Bend-Klamath game Dr. Wright was presented a K blanket and the dedication naming the baseball field Dr. G. I. Wright Field. 49 Winter Sports basketball Wrestling Swimming CLINTON MILLS Coaches GUY MUNSELL PAUL McCALL DON PETERSON Manager BILL CHAMBERS Look up in the sky, it's a bird??? Off my back!! High isn't it?? After losing the largest and most important part of their height with last year's graduating class together with inexoerience proved fatal for the Pels. After taking the district title for two years and second in state two years ago the Pels opened the season hoping to repeat themselves. They did open their season—by dropping a pair to Redding. Then came University High from Eugene, who were easily defeated by the Pels. The Pels then traveled to Chico, California, where they were swamped by the California lads. Bend power-housed the Pelicans. Roseburg dropped two to the Pels and then came the district play with the Pels having a preceding record of four wins and six losses. 52 Take two?? to tango Hold me. Thrill me. Kiss me The Pels, hopes still riding high, opened district play by defeating Ashland and on the following evening dropping one to Ashland. Then came another split, this against Grants Pass. Medford swamped the Pels both games. Then came Grants Pass again who the Pels again beat by one point and on the following night lost. Coach McCall's boys then settled down and defeated Ashland twice on Pelican court. The Pels ended the season by splitting with Medford, the district champions for 1953, thus ending in second place. First row: K. Young, C. Gilmore, J. Horton, C. Mills, D. Pence, D. French. Second row: B. Barron, J. Dougherty, G. Munsell, L. Davis, L. Yarnell, D. Mills, J. Bevans, B. Chambers, Manager. Pelicans Won-10 Cost-12 IV.'S Won-6 Cost-6 First row: L. Young, D. Wells, D. Lowell, L. Zarosinski, D. Barron. Second row: D. Abraham, B Pitts, D. D'Olivo, D. Todd, D. Summers, J. Barker. 54 First row: O. Perkins, B Hamblin, R. Walker, S. Brooks, J. Hitti, D. Pepple, T. Hannon, L. Bean. Second row: K. Cooper, Manager; M. Jimenez, H. Crow, Z. Clawson, D. Taucher, D. Keller, A. Lapsley, R. Harshbarger, B. Williams. Third row: G. Bevans, Coach; J. Thomas, E. Tichenor, G. Bragg, K. Janson, E. Price, D. Leeling, L. Brown, R. Ross, D. Epps, Manager. 3tosli Wildcats Won-9 Won-9 Cost-S Cost-12 First row: C. McCarty, F. Wikoff, D. Martin, W. Cody, J. Robatcek, J. Blanchard, J. Meador, Manager. Second row: L. Surles, Coach; G. Williams, E. Mullin, A. Olson, L. Brice, C. Guptill, M. Causey. Third row: S. Hancock, M. Hayden, B. Becken, B. Kelly, G. Thompson, G. England, J. Frei, G. Schatz, J. Matteson. 55 LORNE SIMONS Coach LARRY MATHEWS Manager Wrestlers Win District, Place Second State Klamath Union High School, proud of all of its athletic teams, is especially proud of its wrestling squad. For four straight years the Pels copped the state championship and then last year dropped to fourth place. This year the Pels again went through the regular season undefeated and again won the district championship. In the state meet at Corvallis in March they moved up to second place, placing next best behind Newberg. The Pels added two more to their lost list of state champions: Dean Johnson, who defended his 148-pound title successfully, and Jay Dearing, who took the 136-pound title. Louie Taucher took second in his weight class. WOH-10 Cost-0 Pelicans First row: E. Keady, R. Dixon, G. Olson, P. Wise, C. Stewart, R. Berg, G. Price, L. Dearing. Second row: Coach L. Simons, D. Dexter, W. Adams, D. Morris, D. LaCroix, D. Johnson, J. Dearing, L. Taucher, J. Quinowski, R. Conner, B. Johnson. Third row: J. Williams, B. Ward, R. Lolcama, J. Himmelwright, J. Young, B. Lawver, E. Mitchell, D. Biehn, R. Krieb, Faculty Manager. 58 Swimming BOB FRANCK The swimming team, coached by Dick Vaillancour, had only one meet this year—the state meet. The team walked away with a fifth place while individual honors went to Bob Franck who placed second in diving and fifth in the 40-yard free style race. All together they had a good season, although a short one. Tom Premo, Bob Gigler, Wes Sine, Tom Skiens, Jack Himmelwright, Bob Franck, Stan Kuhlman, Coach Dick Vaillancour. 59 Spring Sports' baseball Zernis Zrack GEORGE HANSON NORMAN FITZGERALD Manager Coaches john McGinnis don peterson DICK LUNDSTEN A DON DEXTER INGRAM MONTGOMERY CAL GILMORE STREE-RIKE THREE The fact that the yearbook is at the printers duripg baseball season creates the necessity for using last year's team pictures. However, the 1953 squad will consist of last year's ball players who did not graduate, and a few of the boys on last year's Wildcat and Frosh squads. George Hanson will act as Captain for this year. Pels First row: L. Flocchini, D. Dexter, R. Owings, K. Young, H. Metier, F. Friedel, D. D'Olivo, J. Korsen. Second row: Manager N. Fitzgerald, P. Kittridge, I. Montgomery, C. Gilmore, R. Carroll, G. Hanson, C. Hannon, D. Lundsten, Coach John McGinnis. 62 Wildcats First row: C. McCarty, W. Cody, R. Zolunardo, P. Sheridan, R. Tomlin, E. Mullin, B. Anderson, G. Williams, B. Jacobs, J. Spears, Coach D. Peterson. Second row: R. Tracy, Manager; C. Armstrong, W. Robinson, R. Moss, B. Newport, R. Detroit, J. Himmelwright, J. Emmert, R. Wrynn, D. Lowe, R. Conner, D. Barron, A. Olson, Manager. DENNIS TODD ZaiHis Last year's tennis team pictures have to be used for the same reason the baseball pictures must be used. However, all of last year's tennis squad graduated with the exception of Dennis Todd. Paul McCall, the tennis Coach, did expect a fairly good turnout. 63 Coach PAUL DELLER Manager HAROLD McKAY Girls!!! Where??? The same problem is faced during track season as in baseball and tennis season. The yearbook is at the printers; thus last year's track squad is shown on these pages. Since last year's team consisted of Sophomores and Juniors, with the exception of one or two, the team should do quite well because it has over half of last year's team returning. Calloway went that away!!! Come back little Sheba!!! 65 Zke Pelicans A ESmbI r tibVfamh First row: D. Pence, B. Rickman, J. Young, D. Watson, E. Mitchell, R. Davis, B. Barron, S. Chatfield D. Mills, J. Dougherty, D. Abraham, G. Shultz, D. Wells, B. Waybrant, R. Klus. Second row: D. Havens, L. Taucher, C. Steward, B. Sprague, J. Bevans, C. Mills, M. Chases, J. Thomas, O. Swindler. Wildcats 66 First row: Coach Bob Hendershott, L. Grosse, J. Gritman, C. Guptill, C. Harris, E. Mitchell, R. Carr, J. Henman. Second row: Manager C. Henman, J. Davidson, J. King, R. Lolcama, G. Arnold, L. Kooken, G. Munsell, G. Schatz, Manager J. Shaw. f-'.O ; ’' - ■ ■ “ Zke Mighty , '«.- vf,zj� i £££ ±Ptt mmm ■Z i rammm .V ; S «z : 'JrlXt-Zt i- ► v- 4 ♦- .Mv v •� r . .rj ; : a? 5M The boys they sweat, and fight, and play For glory, their team, and no other pay Except, of course, The Mighty K. . 1 7 4 - '� H ' • -: ; • ' ;;-;v «S T§ 4-rA ' - r y m :V • • ■ � V rA rO sw £ .-• • 1 1 '%� fc 4 53K ft s« f K m 'f Tr i7-i ',A 3 3 w ■ ‘t+A - . • k . . ,’l I V r r: � I f v ♦ Ik . • fc ft _ I ' • • . 5u y“w ' ', r Our Music Hit a High Note.... Highlight of this year's activities of the music department was the A Cappella Choir concert at a general session of the Music Educators National Association at Bellingham, Washington, in March. Seventy students made up the choir for the trip. At last year's district contest in Medford the band, choir, and orchestra received a superior rating and the Girls' and Boys' Glee Club excellent. Students from music groups selected for the All-Northwest orchestra band and choir were-. Orchestra—Florence Lam-propulos; Band—Don Hall, Oliver Jones, George Vlahos; Choir—Ann Henderson, Joan Meador, Ruby Gehring, Ronnie Braniff, Bill Davenport, Bill Matthews, Doug Pence. In addition four of our students were selected for the All-State band in Portland. They were Jean Oliver, Diane Dennis, Peggy Grimm, and Roberta Ebinger. Music Director ANDREW LONEY, JR. First row: D. Oldham, E. Bennett, R. Self, J. Meador D. Oldenburg, J. Johnson, S. Metier, S. Peak, G. Ner seth, M. Wilson, J. Eastburn, F. Walker, F. Lampropulos S. Taylor, R. Gehring, R Snell, K. Porter. Second row S. Crawford, M. Mills, G. Vlahos, J. Lyon, R. Wood T. Grigsby, B. Shogren, D. Taucher, C. Harris, J. Harn den, J. Meador, I. Rolph, L. Clawson, R. Lambie, J Garner, G. Metier, D. Lowe, R. Coble. Third row: M Blind, T. Borgen, N. Hopson, N. Kellogg, D. Kenyon M. Scholer, R. Braniff. B. Chambers, C. Schiffman, D. Lampropulos, A. Bailey, J. Darton, K. Jensen, B. Davenport, D. Deller, J. Southwell, S. Gienger, C. Boyd. Fourth row: B. Matthews, C. Heilbronner, J. Carter, S. Sehorn, K. Jensen, B. Ziegler, D. Pence, D. Weeks, R. Long, J. Young, J. Murphy, J. Eastman, J. Hickman, B. Turpin, A. Pederson, R. Lundsten, M. Munson, B. Sparks, T. Highland. M. Heaton, B. Crawford, S. Jack, M. Mullin, K. Jensen, R. Ebinger, P. Grimm, S. Dewing, R Self, D. Dennis, L. Bean, J. Oliver, B. Clark, C. Bousman, B. Moore. Second row- F i P„ ' i i ,D oby' F- M. Kollenborn, M. Moore. B. Kielsmeier.' b' rw s i; ' r !“T L B' A - 'iT; “ • • • Campbell. D. long! 0 Landis, R. Ke||y. o. Jon.;, D 'campbell I hL«. V - G '’J'4 - J- Smith. D. Hall. rr. C. S a, Ab).„, - e A nd Zkey Gave Us Soft Strains of Sweet Music.... First row: W. Angel, J. Shannon, S. Cox, M. Woodard, S. Howell, R. Patterson, K. Ostrom, D. Wells. Second row: F. Lampropulos, A. Hollenbeak, D. Peebler, J. Oliver, K. Jensen, B. Clark, K. Jensen, F. Wamstad, H. Cramer, E. Chambers. Third row: E. Leavitt, R Self, D. Dennis, R. Rhodes, F. Pefferle, M. Mulleir, O. Summers, G. Wright, W. Cassel, M. Pfefferle, E. Broyles, V. Kimsey, D. Newberg, T. Grigsby, W. King. Fourth row: A. Anderson, M. Anderson, S. Woodard, R. Olson, J. Wear, S. Campbell, D. Long, G. Seaholm. Boys’ and Qirls’ Qlee Sang from Zheir Hearts.... First row: F. Porter, D. Burgess, W. Book, A. Varnum, M. Murray, D. Thompson, Y. Shulmire, E. Baird, L. Eastman, J. Ortis, G. Johnson, M. Brown. Second row: M. Luce, M. Vashaw, P. Purser, B. Thamason, B. Kennen, J. Lichtenstern, J. Elliot, K. Berstler, C Herrera, H. Cedillo, D. Scott, S. Dillon. Third row: N. Dingier, L. Cortney, B. Bush, R. Brown, J. Larson, B. Johnson, M. McDermott, J. Oliver, S. Ortis, C. Starr, J. Horne, J. Bevel. Fourth row: R. Marks, B. Lambert, S. Johnson, G. Woodfork, J. Brittain, C. Thompson, D. Peugh, S. Gordon, C. Summers, M. Craig, B. Wyatt, N. Douglas, U. Phillips, C. Jones! I. Shaw. First row: J. Larson, O. Morris, Z. Clawson, R. Gigler, R. Brehm, T. Worley, D. Fuller. Second row: R. Abraham, P. Herrera, M. Erickson, D. Berg, D. Worley, E. Bigby, W. Ridgley. Third row: T. Hannon, T. LaVrar, E. Childers, B. Johnson, D. Leeling, R. Mott, R Morris, Mr. McKenzie. Fourth row: L. Campbell, G. Brandt, O. Perkins, C. Barnes, J. Blanchard, W. Graham, D. Mathis, L. Johnson, R Tomlin, E. Tichenor. Jll the World's a Stage. The Drama Department of K.U.H.S. has carried a heavy performance schedule this year, averaging a show a day by Christmas time. Such activity calls forth painters, costumers, light and sound men, business students, managers, and all olhers in drama staff productions. All performances the first semester were played in the Little Theatre and the late spring shows played in the main auditorium. The people behind the JIM CONNER and JEAN MILLION Gene St. John The Diabolical Circle Jnd all the Men and Women merely Players... Meet Corliss Archer Our Miss Brooks Zheij Have their Skits and Zheir Sat ranees George Washington Slept Here RICHARD REINHOLTZ Adviser CARL STEWART President Zhey're future Rembrandts... The Art CJub under the leadership of Mr. Reinholtz keeps the school in the know with their posters. To further students in good art is their purpose and students this year took a four-day trip to San Francisco. Visits to art schools, exhibits and art galleries highlighted their trip. Carl Stewart led the club with the help of Ronnie Janson, Vice President; Iris Carter, Secretary; and Co-Treasurers, Deloris McFarland and Wayne Angel. First row: C. Braathen, C. Valdez, P. Morris, D. Smith, J. Oches, S. Schoenthaler, T. Borgen, R. Reinholtz. Second row: D. Oldenburg, J. Darton, S. Hayford, N. Tanner, C. Conner, W. Sine, J. Pugh, C. Stewart, I. Carter. Third row: S. Bevans, P. Fisher, B. Essmen, M. Ebinger, D. McFarland, R. Butler, G. Hodges, R. Poole, B. Chambers. Fourth row: J. Bowie, J. Clark, C. Boyd, K. Johnson, R. Janson, D. Todd, J. Himelwright, E. Dennis D Parker, J. Henry. 78 find Zliey 're C earning Kadio Speech.... What's going on in school is broadcast daily over the public address system by Radio Speech students. They gather material from other schools and help out with the weekly Sports Album broadcast. Mr. Charles Woodhouse is Adviser of the group. Girl a Member Every girl a member, every girl a participant, every girl a loyal, friendly cooperative person is the purpose of Girls' League. Mrs. Druecker's hand guides this club with a finger on each branch—Tea Toilers, Dance-a-Lot, S.O.S., Li Lo, and Big and Little Sisters. Each club has a purpose and together all achieve success. They spotlight the Spring Formal. Adviser First row: Diane Oldham, Sue Ramsby, Pat Taylor, Susan Geary, Audree Duell Second row: Earlene Cheney, Marlene Howard, Lillian Mahan, Delores McFarland, Elise Nitschelm, Joan Estes. Third row: Miss Fish, Shirley Sehorn, Sharon Gienger, Vergie Toyly, Ruby Gehring, Beverly Marts, Mrs. Peak, Mrs. Tucker. 80 Our Boys’ Alliance was on Its toes..- Boys' Alliance with every boy in school a member strives for better understanding among the boys themselves, good sportsmanship, and a helping hand to those needing it. At the helm is Lewis Frederick-son and Dutch French. The smoker in March was a star in their crown. LEW S FREDERICKSON President First row: Lewis Fredrickson, Richard Lundsten, Vern Pryor, Louie Taucher. Second row: Louie Zarosinski, Ron Owings, Don Day, Clayton Hannon, Kit Johnson. Third row: Ronald Jensen, Jerry Keesee, David Cummings, George Hanson, Ron Butler. 81 MARLENE HOWARD LYLE MILLS Come on and )cll The zip-boom and Rah Rah qualities of K.U. rang out, screamed, shouted, and faded out to the leadership of their rally squad this year. Leaping Lyle led this squad adorned on each side by Marlene Howard and Deniece Kenyon. Not to be out done were Bill Harlan and Ronnie Larson making sure that no K.U. students missed their cues as Klamath cheered her Pelicans. Mr. Tidwell was their Adviser. BILL HARLAN 82 ROY TIDWELL RON LARSON DENIECE KENYON Sports Minded Boys.... First row: D. Dexter, V. Pryor, G. Schulze, D. Lundsten, J. Bevans, D. Wells, L. Taucher, B. Pitts, H. McKay, C. Stewart. Second row: K. Young, C. Gilmore, J. Shaw, R. Wise, R. Klus, R. Owings, R. Connor, J. Quinowski, D. Johnson, M. Chase. Third row: D. Pence, R. Flora, M. DelFatti, D. French, J. Dearing, D. Abraham, J. Korsen, G. Munsell, R. Weed, N. Fitzgerald, C. Hannon. Fourth row: J. Dougherty, D. Mills, E. Barron, C. Mills, G. Hanson, D. Campbell, J. Young, B. Lawver, J. Horton, L. Yarnell, I. Montgomery. President To promote greater interest in athletics and a clearer understanding of awards is the purpose of Mr. Hen-dershott's K Club boys. These lettermen welcome each newcomer to their ranks and keep accurate accounts of awards given. They look forward to their annual banquet for new recruits and help maintain and uphold the traditions of the school. Their Whiskerino is the most novel affair of the year. The big beard leading the club was President George Hanson. Adviser GEORGE HANSON ROBERT HENDERSHOTT Societas Patina— Zkat Means Big Projects... First row: Carolyn Riley, Marilyn Murray, Jean Buser, Sue Ramsby, Trudy Bramlett, Mary Luce, Nell McFarland, Ruby Laymon. Second row: Kay Angstead, Rhonda Lambie, Nadine Wilkerson, Mary Ann Munson, Sharon Davis, Susan Gary, Geri Loomis, Beverly Marts, Lois Hustead, Ethel Leavitt, Marilyn Altman, Marlene Ebinger, Jean Oliver, Roberta Kit-tredge. Third row: Virginia Martz, Joanne Bellinger, Nancy Warren, Joy Lyon, Dena Lampropolus, Alice Geary, Arlene Lynch, Carol Elliott, Jewell Rodgers, Betty Murieen, Marjorie Orr, Bernice Bullard, Lydia Tetrick, Roberta McCoy. Fourth row: Carole Guderian, Marlene Moore, Anne Henderson, Sharon Hayford, Joan Juckeland, Jacky Murphy, Dick Pieser, Matt DelFatti, Ruth Larson, Mary Kirkpatrick, Marilyn Brandt, Garda Turner, Barbara Essman, Shirley Chaney, Marjorie Shreeve. 84 DICK HILTON MRS. HOFFMAN The classics: to understand and appreciate these beautiful literary works is the aim of the Latin Club. Advised by Mrs. Hoffman these second year Latin students prove their interest in their Alma Mater by their yearly project. '52 and '53 will be rembered by the movable bookcase and the encyclopedia enclosed therein, that is a gift to K.U.H.S. from these students. ...for Betterment of Klamath Union High First row, left to right: R Snell, J. Condrey, B. Fitzgerald, S. Peak, K. Porter, L. Sasstedt, J. Jamieson, L Weed, D. McFarland, S. Gerber, A. Pedersen. Second row: R. Dixon, J. Robatcek, W. Sweek, D. Dexter, P. Kittredge, R. Hilton, D. Hargis, J. Shaw, L. Taucher, I Frederickson, V. Schmeck, D. Landis. Third row: W. Rodgers, G. Olson, B Bechen, T. Humble, G. Barker, G. Nichols, T. Moore, J. Prock, C. Harris, P. Sheridan, C. Stiles, G. Knight, B Turpin. Fourth row: G. Brandt, J. Southwell, W. Graham, J. Himelwright, R. Clark, D. Cummings, D. Todd, D. Day, D. French, J. Peak, B. Harlan, T. McClary, K. Johnson, L. Porter, I. Lund. Latin Club President Dick Hilton presents a set of Colliers encyclopedias to the school as a gift from the club. Principal Charles Carlson accepts them. 85 Adviser President Upon completion of one year of Spanish, students are eligible for the Spanish Club. Saludos vecinos could be their keynote for they strive to promote interest and understading of our Latin American countries. Mr. Hannon heads the ring and his chief masters are: President, Elise Nitchelm; Vice President, Bill Davenport-Secretary, Doris Campbell; and Treasurer, Roberta Wade. Special events have been a play in Spanish, an after-game dance, and a progressive dinner. Cos Caballeros First row: P. Adams, L. Newton, I. Saucedo, H. Cedillo, S. Fry, R. Wade, J. Herrera, T. Schoonover, G. Mahan, P. Cotrey, L Grims, K. Kelsey, K. Neely, S. Sairs. Second row: A. Kuykendall, M. Kerns, T. Skiens, A. Henderson, J. Meador, E. Nitchelm, J. Harnden, A Thorn, S. Geary, R. Moak, D. Beckwith, R. Brown, C. Tucker, A. Edwards. Third row: E. Glava, J. Ferrell, L. Brice, T. Grigsby, S. Campbell, M. Engelcke, B. Juckeland, C. Warner, D. Campbell, S. Gerber, J. Davis, J. Morris, E. Priest, S. Hawkens, B. Busby. Fourth row: M. Murphy, B. Rickman, D. Deller, B. Davenport, P. Kittredge, J. Prock, M. Burke, L. Mills, J. Hall, R. Detroit, R. Poole, R. Pastega, M Brandt. 86 Adviser Oook Ca!Caj JCatCercle Jrancais Under the leadership of Miss Diamont, ♦his club is for students interested in the French language. Their formal initiation is the big affair of the year. le Cercle Francais is a most active club at K.U. P, 'elent MISS DIAMONT First row: S. Faus, B. Fernimen, Z. Johnson, S. Hahn, P. Cook, R. Patterson, A. Diamont, D. Renie. Second row: R. Allison, M. Bourn, B. Goehring, J. Bubb, C. Heilbronner, S. Listo, N. Parker, S. Bevans, J. Oviatt, H. Detroit. Third row: N. Elliott, A. Geary, W. Thurman, K. Johnson, G. St. John, I. Shaffer, R. Matthews, Jane Darton. 87 ALICE GEARY, President MARLENE OWENS, Vice President Zhey raised the Koof... Pep Peppers, those screaming yelling pom pom wavers, are Junior and Senior girls anxious to gjv© the teams a boost at all the games. The girls are noted for thteir attendance, dependability and cooperation. They make a colorful representative group and proudly display the K.U. colors in their uniforms. Their finances are kept up by their sale of balloons, lucky rabbit foot charms, and candy sales. MRS. McGINNIS, Adviser CAROL ADAMS, Treasurer CAROLINE RILEY, Secretary First row: R. Wood, D. Oldham, R. Gehring. Second row: A. Geary, J. Hayden, J. Jucke-land, T. Bramlett, S. Gienger, J. Harnden, L. Mills, E. Nitschelm, D. Campbell, P. Payne, S. Hayford, A. Pederson. Third row: J. Langslet, C. Riley, C. Adams, M. Owens, S. Schoenthaler, C. Boyd, M. Scholer, S. Ramsby, D. Lampropolus, A. Henderson, M. Shreeve, M. Brandt, D. MacFarland, J. Rodgers, S. Roberts, B. Marts, Mrs. McGinnis. Fourth row: T. Borgen, S. Geary, J. Meador, M. Mesner, C. Warner, S. Crawford, M. Demetrakos, V. Toyly, C. Elliot, G. Martz, N. Elliot, P. Collins. Retail Sellers Made Cash Registers {Jingle.. MR. LAKE Adviser TROY SMITH,President May I help you please? could be the by line for the Retail Selling group whose members get actual training in local firms. This group furnished a turkey for the Parents and Patrons door prize and had an annual Employer-Employee Dinner. K.U. has the largest program of this type in the state. The retail selling display window (below) is new this year. First row: J. Grant, B. Asher, B Ridgley, A Wolfrum, B Mitchell, B Sokall, J. Johnson. Second row: C. Logsden, G. Williams, B. Phelps, N. Nelson, D. Gulley, V. Everett, E. Sasstedt, D. Flowers, C. Hardman. Third row: D. McKune, T. Roller, S. Olson, P Olson, V. Rugg, A. Holzgang, C. Collier, S. Sessler. Fourth row: D. Paugh, D. Pastega, T. Smith, A. Overen, V. Keller, J. Ryder, N. Cook, H. Shearer 89 What flo broken JCegs ; Adviser R CHARD VAW.LANCOUR Down the hill one way or another is the ultimate goal of the Ski Club. The accomplished slat runners managed to stand up to make the run. The big trip of the year was their annual one to Hoo Doo Bowl. President RICHARD SWANSON First row: J. Ackerman, A. Jacobs. L. Mahan, E. Nitschelm, R. Kittredge, T. Bramlett, J. Hayford, B. Karnes, G. Mahan, A. Duell, A. Varnum, S. Williams. Second row: M. Mills, C. Carr, M. Mullen. J. Hall, L. Mills, B. Bechen, M. Brant, C. Harris, S. Burke, P. Cook, Rod VanBuskirtk. Third row: D. Oldenburg, R. Lambie, K. Angstead, S. Listoe, R. Long, R. Hilton, G. Vlahos, T. Moore, R. Beardsley, M. Englecke, C. Guderian, N. Clark, M. Scholer. Fourth row: M. Anderson, C. Guderian, C. Heilbronner, P. Kittredge, D. Payette, M. Wood, D. Clark, M. Burke, C. Lewis, R. Bundeson, B. Juckeland, C. Boyd, J. Clark. 90 Zhe drains of the Outfit The purpose of the Honor Society is to encourage and reward high attainment on the part of the students in the matters of service, scholarship and character development. Members are Juniors and Seniors who retain a 1.8 grade average, and a 1.00 in citizenship. First row: M. Mesner, M. Ebinger, B. Fernimen, L. Taucher, C. Miller, M. Pfefferle, G. Bramlett. Second row: D. French, B. Matthews, A. Geary, L. Frederickson, M. Altman, P. Payne, J. Langslet. Third row: C. Adams, J. Juckeland, M. DelFatti, D. Drake, I. Porter, S. Gienger, S. Sehorn, S. Crawford. 91 young Women’s SENIORS First row: M. Demetrakos, D. Kenyon, J. Darton, M. Howard, T. Bramlett, C. Warner. Second row: E. Nitschelm, J. Langslet, S. Ware, P. Payne, F. Johnson, V. Toyly. Third row: J. Morrow, M. Theroux, A. Geary, M. Mesner, M. Owens, S. Crawford. Fourth row: C. Riley, J. Hayden, J. Harnden, I. Mills, J. Juckeland, C. Adams, S. Gienger, S. Sehorn, L Rolph. JUNIORS First row: P. Horne, C. Dingman, S. Anderson, G. Balliet, L. Balliet, R. Wade, S. Metier, D. Beckwith, Mrs. Longueville, M. Jacobson, D. Gulley. Second row: K. Lundgren, S. Ramsby, M. Scholer, S. Williams, S. Geary, T. Borgen, S. Schoenthaler, R. Wood, L. Mahan, A. Jacobs, A. Thorne, I. Weed, B. Strieby. Third row: N. Elliott, J. Jamieson, C. Elliott, G. Martz, A. Lynch, E. Moon, J. Meador, D. Lampropulos, B. Marts, D. Oldham, S. Gerber, D. McFarland, P. Taylor. Fourth row: N. Cook, S. Mattoon, H. Walker, A. Pederson, C. Boyd, J. Clark, C. Collier, A. Henderson, B. Sparks, I. Carter, J. Rogers, S. Roberts, J. Bubb. SOPHOMORES First row: J. Bellinger, L. Newton, M. Murray, K. Porter, B. Fitzgerald, J. Condrey, R. Snell, F. Lampropulos, S. Peak, Z. Johnson, L. Williams, B. Wilson, J. White, P. Morris, V. Jones, N. Wilkerson. Second row: J. Lyons, G. Hunter, L. Courtney, S. Hawkins, M. Orr, B. Bullard, M. Mullen, M. Munson, K. Jensen, L. Taylor, L. Montgomer, R. lundsten, C. Tucker, E. Bennett, M. Ebinger, R. lambie, J. Kenyon. Third row: N. Warren, R. Kit-tredge, E. Templin, C. Poteet, M. Smith, K. Angstead, J. Ackerman, S. Listo, R. Larson, N. Ambers, L. Tetrick, J. Marshall, S. Hansen, Y. Westfall, C. Carr, S. Hipke. Fourth row: J. Estes, A. Waldo, G. Turner, C. Guderian, S. O'Connell, M. Blind, M. Whitlock, C. Hielbroner, J. Murphy, M. Engelcke, B. Juckeland, B. Loy, S. Cheney, D. Dewey, R. Matthews, K. Peterson. FRESHMEN First row: J. Larkin, K. Geary, B. Thompson, N. Higdon, R. Olsen, S. Hahn, C. Mahan, J. Steiner, J. Brittain, S. Thompson, S. Bliss. Second row: B. Crawford, S. Baxter, L. Van-hook, S. Stiles, A. Edwards, B Karnes, C. Tracy, M. Nancarrow, L. Eastman, B. Bryan, M. Heaton. Third row: J. Arnold, A. McKendree, B Jacobson, J. Pieser, K. Kelsey, P. Cook, S. Burke, S. Moore, L. Storey, S. Gurley, P. Vigen, M. Anderson. Fourth row: P. Jones, P. Jones, T. Green, B. Overen, N. Clark, J. Labben, C. Nancarrow, C. Shaw, N. Tanner, R. Plass, B. Barkee, J. Hult, P. Phillips. 93 Zkey Support the “y” An affiliate of the Y.M.C.A., the Hi-Y is the boys' Christian Association of K.U. They held their meetings and initiation at the Y and elected two representatives for Youth Legislature in Salem. Mr. Campbell, Adviser, in the new kitchen at the Y. First row: George Vlahos, Jack Hall, Lyle Mills, Wally Sweek, Pat Kittredge, Charles Harris, Rod Van Buskirk. Second row: Wes Sine, Dick Hilton, Tom Skiens, David Cummings, Dick Lolcama, Ralph Beardsley, Mike Hayden. Third row: Dan Lowe, Jim Dutcher, David Maxwell, Jim Welden, Mike Burke, Mike Wood, Jack Henry, Bob Franck. 94 Students interested in radio have opportunities to work in this field as members of Script and Mike. They are locally heard over KFJI on the K.U. Sports Album. In addition they broadcast the Pelicana show annually, and this year presented a series of spot announcements explaining various subjects taught at K.U.H.S. This is an honorary group and besides making themselves heard, they run concessions at games. One student each year is honored for outstanding service in the field of radio. Quiet—Zhey're on the Ait.... E. Tomlin, D. Gutherie, M Pfefferle, A. Duell, D. Kenyon, S. Cox, A. Bailie, D. Drake, D. Payette, O. Summers. 95 Adviser t S. HUNSAKfc OOWS Advise' S OCKtR Always on the pb... Pelican Service Club members are kept very busy at all local games, taking tickets, passing out programs. They also sell tickets at Freshman and Wildcat games and wrestling matches. Dick Cullen keeps them going assisted by Sue Bevans, Vice President; Claudia Miller, Secretary-Treasurer; and Bob Chidester, Sergeant-at-Arms. Upper right: MR ROSS Upper left: SUE BEVANS Lower right: CLAUDIA MILLER Lower left: BOB CHIDESTER First row: Yvonne Shulmire, Marlys Ebinger, Claudia Miller, Lois Sasstedt, Toni Schonover, Beverly Ferniman, Janice Lichtenstern. Second row: Shirley Davis, Genevieva Williams, Ann Holzgang, Sue Bevans, Ann Ongstead, Beth Durgin, Dorthy McKune, Barbara Paulson. Third row: Darlene Gordon, Kitt Johnson, Clinton Mills. Bob Chidester, Ing Montgomery, Dick Cullen, Shirley Faus, Mr. Ross. 97 X f? Zkey ’re Always Building.... DON SHELL President MR SCAPPLE Adviser Student Builders are members of the woodworking classes who have earned a grade of 1 and maintain a grade of 2 after they are in the club. The stage sets and various other work which requires skilled hands are some of the tasks of these Junior builders. A special project was the platform where the Klamath Falls Christmas Pageant took place. Mr. Scapple was their Adviser while Don Shell acted as President. First row: D. Hale, D. Hitchcock, H. Dorrell, C. Stewart, L. Taucher, T. Skiens, D Keller, L. Young. Second row: D. Shell, C. Ambers, G. Flocchini, C. Purvine, B. Brown, L. Brown, E. Styles, H. Heaton, G. Yerkovich. Third row: D. Larson, R. McBride, B. Kimsey, A. Hollen-beak, J. Horton, G. Haddock, S. Depuy, D. Lundsten, Mr. Scapple. DICK CULLEN President Zhey 're the Working Boys... MR. CRAIG Adviser This Trades and Industries Club gives boys an opportunity to learn an occupation. Their main project was the annual employer-employee banquet. First row: G. Morrison, R. Bundeson, V. Quigley, C. Stiles, D. Cullen, H. Runnels, R. Davis, M. Graham. Second row: E. Leach, J. Lee, W. Robinson, W. Wood, J. Hargrove, J. Connor. Third row: C. Poison, T. Smith, V. Minton, D. Eklund, D. Sharp, B. Kerns, B. Scoggins. Fourth row: G. Hodges, J. Gripman, D. Weeks, J. Alexander, B. Jacobs, B. Foltz. Fifth row: Mr. Craig, G. Steele, J. Foaks, K. Thomason, E. Stiles, J. Metz, G. Kitt. Audio Visual Club and librarians Help School. AUDIO VISUAL First row: R. Delonge, E. Keady, D. Peugh, H. Cedillo, E. Saucedo, S. Carlson, R. Brown, E. Bigby, B. Montgomery. Second row: L. Robertson, W. Sine, J. Green, R. lolcama, D. Michels, D. Duell, D. Sumner, J. Floyd, D. Olson, H. Craig. Third row: R. Henon, J. Dedmon, M. Fair, J. Ivy, R. Koehler, C. Guptil, C. Ellis, J. Hackley, H. Crow, N. Simonson. Fourth row: A. Givens, D. Harper, J. Thomas, R. Walker, J. Dutcher, R. Morrow, B. Ward, D. Williams, A. Holenbeak, L. Gratzer, J. King, J. Kirby, E. Harden. LIBRARIANS 100 First row: L. Price, M. Brandt. Second row: R. Marks, L. Neuman, D. Nicodemus, L. Sasstedt, C. Michels, L. Weed. Third row: Mr. Tidwell, H. Asher, J. Ferrell, D. Parkhurst, H. Walker, A. Pederson. young Radiomen Re In Ca: the students responsible for the P.A. system at games, dances and assemblies are members of this Radio Club. Their annual Father and Son Banquet is looked forward to. The big hams in this club are: Adviser, Mr. Fink; President, Edgar Tomlin. EDGAR TOMLIN President MR. FINK Adviser Horn ZoHe Cooks SANDRA OLSON President MRS. CROMER Adviser The Future Homemakers of America are girls taking or having taken a year of home economics. Their culinary art shows up when they cook and serve for the basketball banquet. Money raising projects were-, pack day, a candy sale, and cooked food sale. First row: Ethel Leavitt, Carol Dingman, Karen Brollier, Shirley Anderson, Frances Jacobson, Barbara Jacobson, Edna Forrester, Sandra Campbell, Carol Biehn. Second row: Frances Davis, Elma Moon, Shirley Williams, Joan Estes, Leila Havird, Rosanne Brown, Beverly Overen, Cheron Carr, Betty Shaw, Wanema Philipsen. Third row: Diane Oldham, Beverly Martz, Sandra Olsen, Judy Clark, Ann Pedersen, Janis Bubb, Roberta Matthews, Daila Kisis, Nancy Warren, Dorothy Bradford, Hellene Walker. • Jrl keeps lip With the World First row: D. Haddock, G. Martz, S. Ramsby, T. Bramlett, L. Sasstedt, C. Dixon, M. Mesner, M. Bourn, J. Meador Second row: W. Sweek, D. Dexter, C. Warner, M. L. Kellogg, E. Nitschelm, J. Jamieson, J. Larson, J. Rogers, P. Stemler. Third row: Mr. Deller, G. Metier, B Smith, S. Gienger, A. Henderson, $. Crawford, D. Campbell, B. Marts, L. Taucher. Fourth row: W. McKaig, M. Del Fatti, K. Johnson, C. Hannon, D. Piezer, J. Himelwright, L. Porter, L. Scott, P. Sheridan, D. Rice. Our 3uture Business Ceaders First row: S. Metier, K. Brother, S. Anderson, G. Balliet, L. Balliet, R. Wade, R Moak, J. Davis, S. Roberts, B. Murieen. Second row: P. Horne, I. Mills, T. Schoonover, M. Chavez, G. Hoefler, L. Hustead, K. lungren, J. Rodgers, D. long, M. J. Langer. Third row: M. Mesner, I. Carter, A Hollenbeak, C. Collier, N. Cook, A. Kime, J. Hayden, V. Toyly, S. Faus. Zhey Brought Us the News.... Hard-working members of the Krater staff turned out fifteen issues of the paper with hardly a late edition. For the third straight year the paper was awarded an International First Place in Quill and Scroll competition. Joan Jucke-land, left, guided the staff as Editor-in-Chief. The staff, seated: Carol Michels, Jackie Hayden, Forrest Rutledge, Joan Juckeland, Harold McKay, Iris Carter. Standing: Richard Ward, Barbara Hall, Ruth Alexander, Clayton Hannon, Fred Friedel, Paula Horne, Don Drake, Tom Harris, Bob Franck, Georgie Hodges, George Hanson. Forrest Rutledge, Associate Editc served as jack of all trades for tt Krater, and as contact man with tl printer. Zhese Quys and Qals of the Krater The Krater sports staff, right, provided lively and informative sports coverage. Seated, first semester Sports Editor, Fred Friedel; second semester Sports Editor, Harold McKay. Standing; Reporters, George Hanson, Richard Ward and Bob Franck. McKay also served as Associate Editor for the first semester. Below are Pel Facts Editor, Clay Hannon; Adviser, J. K. Hvistendahl. Above, center: Business Manager, Jackie Hayden; and Ad Manager, Ruth Alexander look over the Krater. Above: Associate Editor, Rutledge; News Editor, Carol Michels; and Feature Editor, Iris Carter do likewise. Left: Reporters, Georgia Hodges, Barbara Hall; Exchange Editor, Paula Horne; and Reporters, Don Drake and Tom Harris. 105 They Worked Hard arid Cony. El Rodeo Staff members worked many unscheduled hours after school and after dinner in the evening to turn out the 1953 yearbook. The staff met ail deadlines on schedule, and in the process handled over 2500 photographs for their 152-page production. Carole Warner, Editor, planned the yearbook, kept the staff on the ball and spent many sleepless nights wondering if the book would ever be finished. Zo Produce the 1953 Sports Editors Wes Sine and Bob Chidester Ad and Business Managers Audree Duell and Vergie Toyly Copy and Art Editors Ginger Martz and Roger Long Photographers Dave Molatore and Dick Weed Titst Swee 4 W -' 4 A «$ -A VeV?L c� '4 'ev 40 � W o' ' This year's senior class began showing their enthusiasm and class spirit in their freshman year. By the end of their sophomore year the class had raised enough money for their Junior-Senior Prom. The Class of 53 , headed by George Hanson, President; Louis Taucher, Vice President; Sharon Gien-ger, Secretary-Treasurer; Ruby Geh-ring, Yell Leader; and Mrs. Noggle, Advisor; completed the year with many honors and scholarships at graduation. ENIORS George Hanson Louis Taucher Sharon Gienger Ruby Gehring Mrs. Noggle '53 hi Carole Adams Marilyn Altman Mary Jo Brittain Paul Brockman Jim Anderson Barbara Asher Gerald Brown Erna Broyles Andrea Bailey Ralph Beardsley Ralph Bundeson Mike Burke Guy Bellant Carol Bennett Ronald Butler Pat Calloway Sue Bevans Ken Bigby Agnes Campbell Doris Campbell Chuck Boettcher Jane Bowie Doug Campbell Dean Carlson Carlene Braathen Trudy Bramlett Wallace Cassel Bill Chambers Marjie Chapman Earlene Cheney Van Cummings Darton Jane Bob Chidester Jo Anne Clifford Don Day Mat DelFatti Juanita Cline Ronald Coleman Mary Demetrakos Ernest Dennis Velma Collins Laura Collman Stan Depuy Philip Detroit Jim Conner Shirley Cox Retha Dewey Norma Lee Douglas Lola Crawford Shirley Crawford Don Drake Audree Duell Dick Cullen David Cummings Jack Duncan Beth Durgin Marlene Ebinger Virginia Everett Judy Garner Alice Geary Shirley Faus Beverly Fernimen Ruby Gehring Sharon Gienger Bob Flora Deloris Flowers Calvin Gilmore Willard Graham Bill Foltz Charlotte Fosdick Lawrence Gueck Donna Guthrie Art Frazier Lewis Fredrickson John Godard Jack Hall Suzanne Frei David French Norman Hand Gerald Haney Richard Freitas Fred Friedel Jerold Haney Clayton Hannon George Hanson Twyla Hanson Ann Holzgang Jack Horton Cora Hardman Bill Harlan Marlene Howard Glen Haddock Julie Harnden Tom Harris Ronald Janson Barbara Johnson Joan Hawkins Sherman Hawkins Dean Johnson Florene Johnson Jackie Hayden Sharon Hayford Kit Johnson Gilbert Johnston Dick Hilton George Hodges Jo Ann Johnston Darlos Jones Rena Sue Holland Arlene Hollenbeak Joan Juckeland Betty Kennen Deneice Kenyon Dick Kerbow Dick Lundsten Pete Lungreen Audrey Kime Mary Kirkpatrick Larry Lund Donna Long Yuvonda Kirkpatrick Pat Kittredge Dorothy Lowell George Maskell Rodney Klus James Laahs Bill Matthews Harold McKay Mary Langer Jana Langslet Dorothy McKune Marian Mesner Janice Larson Janice Lichtenstern Jack Metz Carol Michels Delbert Lien Curtiss Lockrem Claudia Miller Ron Miller Jean Million Clinton Mills Sandra Olson Marlene Owens Loreen Mills Lyle Mills Ron Owings Dick Parker Bonnie Mitchell Ingram Montgomery Don Paugh Barbara Paulson Edward Moore Tom Moore Don Payette Pat Payne Gino Morosin Josephine Morrow Jim Peak Frank Pedersen Bob Mott Elna Neumann Doug Pence Marian Pfefferl Elise Nitschelm Diane Oldenburg Beverly Phelps Dick Pieser JoAnn Pinkston Dolly Pinner Lorraine Rolita Thelma Roller Shirley Plymale Leroy Porter Loralou Rolph Ross Rhodes Ronald Prosise Vernon Pryor Viola Rugg Forrest Rutledge Clive Purvine Vern Quigley Bill Salt Evelyn Sasstedt Joe Quinowski Bob Ray Clair Schiffman Toni Schoonover Betty Redfield Charlotte Reed Glenn Seaholm Shirley Sehorn Billie Ridgley Caroline Riley Sue Sessler Dorothy Seymour Betty Shaw Harold Shearer Gene St. John Clifford Stiles Don Shell Bertha Shogren Ellis Stiles Oakley Summers Harold Slagle Terry Smith Dick Swanson Louis Taucher Troy Smith Virginia Smith Shirley Tawney Myrle Theroux Betty Sokall Boyd Sprague Ken Thomason Ed Tomlin Pat Squire Pattie Stair Vergie Toyly Ben Turpin Caroline Starr Hugh Stevenson Janice Uglum Gloria Van Vleet George Vlahos Neil Wade Wanetta Worden George Wright Pat Walker Dick Ward Clifford Yantis Jim Young Shirley Ware Corole Warner Dick Weed Dan Weeks Jim Weldon Orville Wilkins Earnestine Wise Ron Wise Mike Wood Mervin Woodard Don Shell, as a student leader in shop, was Mr. Scapple's right hand man. These were, a few of our unsung Seniors who worked many hours at jobs requiring much work, but which yielded little glory. Wally Cassel wrestled pots and pans in the cafeteria. Janice Larson, left, was representative of those who slaved in the deans' offices. Marlys Ebinger, right, was typical of the hard-working ticket takers and sellers. Unsung Seniors Beverly Fernimen labored long hours over the student body books for Mr. Ross. After three years of hard work, the class of 54 under the competent leadership of President George Knight, Vice Prexy Sylvia Gerber, Secretary Dena Lampropulos, Yell Leader Stan Kuhlman, and Advisor Eva Burkhalter is well prepared to lead K.U. through next year's activities. When entering their junior year the class of 54 had sponsored many projects in order to earn money for the junior-senior prom, which it was their honor to sponsor free for the seniors in 1953. UNIORS GEORGE KNIGHT SYLVIA GERBER DENA LAMPROPULOS STANLEY KUHLMAN MISS BURKHALTER 122 Jack Alexander Ruth Alexander James Alt Cliff Ambers Donna Ameral Shirley Anderson Wayne Angel Clinton Armstrong Billy Ball Gwen Balliet Lois Balliet Patricia Banderman Carol Barnes Edward Barron Donna Beckwith Delroy Berg James Bevans Erwin Bleak Terry Borgen Marcella Bourn Carol Bousman Carolyn Boyd Duane Bralley Marilyn Brandt Ronald Braniff Karen Brollier Dale Brown Janice Bubb Jeanne Buser Beverly Bush Mitchetl Byrd Clara Cabella Iris Carter Elva Chambers Jennie Charles 123 Michiel Chase Mayble Chavez Judy Clark Marcelle Claunch Lucille Clawson Ross Coble Patricia Collins Nancy Cook Constance Collier James Craig Helen Cramer Richard Cunningham Leo Davis Sharon Davis Shirley Davis 124 Roger Davis Richard Davison William Davenport Jay Dearing Patricia Derby Florence DeRosier Richard Detroit Donald Dexter Carol Dingman Nola Jo Doege Jim Dougherty Bonnie Douglas Helen Dowdy Jimmie Drake Howard Drake Tommy Driskill Lola Dunn John Eastman Lowene Echer Carol Elliott Nancy Elliott Dale Ellis Maureen Ervin Laura Ferguson Patricia Fisher Norman FitzGerald May Foltz Janet Ford Robert Franck Anita Fullen Susan Geary Sylvia Gerber Lorayne Gerrue Robert Gigler Dean Gordy Martin Graham Laverne Gratzer John Gritman Richard Groves Daclene Gulley Barbara Hall Donald Hall Winnie Haddock David Haddock Bonny Haney Daniel Hargis Jim Hargrove James Hartell Harold Heaton Ann Henderson Cyrus Henman Jack Henry Tom Highland Jack Himelwright Gloria Hoefler 125 Sharon Holston Paula Horne Lois Hustead Annette Jacobs William Jacobs Margaret Jacobson Jean Jamieson Oliver Jones Keith Joslen Vernon Keller Mary Lou Kellogg Nancy Kellogg Martin Kerns Gary Kitt George Knight 126 Jay Korsen Stanley Kuhlman Dena Lampropulos David Larson Jeanne Larson JeVvell Larson Ronald Larson Benny Lawver Jerry Lee Robert Lewis Glen Lewis Coralie Logsden Richard Lolcoma Roger Long Geraldine Loomis Kathryn Lundgren Arlien Lynch Nancy Lynch Lillian Mahan Helen Mann Beverly Marts Virginia Martz Shirley Mattoon David Mathis David Maxwell Delores McFarland Wesley McKaig Joan Meador James Merrill Eugene Metier Sheryl Metier Donald Mills Virgil Minton Ruth Moak David Molatore Elma Moon Marlene Moore James Morgan Roger Morrow Richard Moss Betty Murieen Joyce Murphy Dorothy Mynatt David Neely Joann Nelson Norma Nelson Verne Nichols Diane Oldham Patricia Olsen Anne Onstad Sharon Outler Archie Overen Richard Pastega Ann Pedersen Anita Pence 127 Carl Petty Richard Pierce Barry Pitts Ronald Poole Tom Premo Jack Prock Diane Prosise James Pugh Donald Biehn Sue Ramsby Donald Rice Lauren Rickman Leo Robertson Shirley Roberts Willard Robinson 128 Jewell Rodgers Harold Runnels Jack Ryder Gary Sample Sonja Sanders Lois Sasstedt Richard Schoel Shirley Schoenthaler Margaret Scholer Gregory Schulze Lyle Scott Lyle Shaffer Delbert Sharp, Imogene Shaw Glenn Shellito Phil Sheridan Marjorie Shreeve Yvonne Shulmire Jean Siegel Norman Simonson Ronald Sims Wesley Sine Tom Skiens Bob Smith Mary Snider Bonnie Sparks Janet Steiber Pauline Stemler Carl Stewart Sharon Strieby Barbara Stivers Don Summers Walter Sweek Patricia Taylor Clarice Thompson Alice Thorne Ross Tomlin Anne Turner Kurt Uerlings Leroy Uppendahl Kathleen Valdez Audrey Varnum Roberta Wade Hellene Walker Doyle Watson LaRayne Weed Don Wells Elizabeth Wells Rudy Westin Laura Wilcher Jerry Wilkerson Don Williams Genevieve Williams Jerry Williams Shirley Williams 129 Wayne Wood George Yerkovich Larry Young Marcia Wilson Donald Wise Ann Wolfrum Duane Wonser Ruth Wood Our Homerooms are Informal.... Under the able leadership of Dick Abraham, President; Guy Munsell, Vice President; Karen Porter, Secretary; and Armand Olson, Yell Leader; and the help of Mrs. Druecker, Class Advisor,- the class of '54 has had a very successful year. OPHOMORES DICK ABRAHAM KAREN PORTER MRS. DRUECKER GUY MUNSELL ARMAND OLSON 131 Dick Abraham Jackie Ackerman Glen Allison Arlene Anderson Nancy Ambers Diane Anderson Judy Anderson Marlene Anderson William Anderson Kay Anglstead Nancy Antle George Arnold Helen Asher Arthur Badorek Bob Bagett Elvina Baird Beth Ballantyne Larry Barleen Bill Bechen JoAnn Bellinger Eleanor Bennett Floyd Bennett Marilyn Benson Ronnie Ballard Eddie Bigby James Blanchard Marjorie Blind Anna Bowles Donald Boyd Gerald Boyd George Brandt Charles Brandsness Donald Brallier George Bradford Arthur Brown Patrica Brown Rosanne Brown Bernice Bullard Janis Bussey Betty Jean Busby Douglas Campbell Sandra Campbell Stuart Campbell Sonja Carlson Russ Carr Cheron Carr Jane Carter Marlin Causey Herminia Cedillo Shirley Chaney Larry Chartier Ernest Childers Dick Clark John Clark Robert Clark Bob Clanton Martin Clark Warren Cody Ronnie Conner David Cox Marky Cox Paul Cox Lora Courtney Betty Cowan Caroline Crambelt Warren Daley Janice Davis Gerold Del Fatti Larry Dearing David Deller Diane Dennis Helen Detroit Shirley Dillon Robert Dixon David D'Olivo Ruth Durgin Jim Dutcher Jessie Ebert Mary Ann Ebinger Roberta Ebinger John Ellis Charles Ellis Joe Emmert Mary Lou Engelcke George England Michael Erickson Gabs Essman Joan Estes Ronald Faganello Elzina Farrar Judy Ferrell Dick Finley Barbara Fitz Gerald Edna Forrester John Frei Jack Friberg Roger Glassburn Janice Goodman Shirley Gordon Marjorie Griffith Tom Grigsby Peggy Grimm Les Grosse Carole Guderian Delbert Hale Sylvia Hansen Sharon Hawkins Mike Hayden Charles Harris Joann Hayford Betty Hawk Pat Harlmger Lois Hartley Robert Hearth Carrie Heilbroner Bill Hirengen Arnold Hollenbeak Patsy Holton Margaret Homer Janet Hough Howard Bradford Shirley Howell Gail Hunter Rollie Hutton Patsy Ison Jack Sid Judith James Kay Jensen Beverly Johnson Shirley Johnson Jean Johnson Doran Johnson Larry Johnson Carole Jones Verla Jones Betty Juckeland Mannie Kazes Edwin Keady Bob Kelly Jan Kenyon 133 Bernell Kerns Arnold Harper Raymond Kidd Lester Kienel Wilford Kimsey Jerry Kirkpatrick Daila Kisis Roberta Kittredge Ailsa Kuykendall Lloyd Kooken James Koehler David La Croix David Landis Helen Lane Clarice Larson Ruth Larson Sharon Larson Rhonda Lambie Florence Lampropulous Ruby Layman Everett Leach Ethel Leavitt Sue Listoe Beverly Lloyd Constance Loy Barbara Lohman David Loxar Dan Lowe Rita Lundsten Mary Luce Melvin Luttrell Gerald Marsh Raymon Madderra Ramona Marks Daren Martin Bill Marvin Faye Marshall Roberta Mathews Jim Matteson Marietta McFarland Jack McFarland Ray McBride Craig McCarty Terry McClary Roberta McCoy Nell McFarlan Kathleen McKennie Gary McGaughey Ann Merryman Carol Minton Lyn Miller Marcia Mills Lenetta Montgomery Pat Morris Bill Morris Bob Morris Orville Morris John Morgan Judith Morris Frances Moore Erwin Mullin Marion Mullin Ray Mullin Marilyn Murray Richard Nelson Gary Nichols Loretta Newton Deanna Nicodemus Sharon O'Connell Shirley Oliver George Olson Armand Olson Marjorie Orr Shirley Ortis Joan Ortis Jane Oviatt Donna Parkhurst Larry Parsons Joe Patteeuw Rose Patterson Susan Peak David Peebler Kay Peterson Leona Poison Frances Porter Karen Porter Carolyn Poteet Freida Quigley Donna Redford Wesley Ridgley John Robatcek Dorthella Rose Nancy Russell Shirley Sample Irene Saucedo Delores Saucedo Gilbert Schatz Vaughn Schmeck Deordra Scott Pat Seaver Jewell Shannon John Shaw Robert Shearer Marion Simpson Erdis Smith Merleyn Smith Richard Smith Reva Snell Jim Southwell Karen Spetz Marilyn Stoneberg Sherrill Stang Joyce Stainbrook Luella Stafford Darlene Strickland Crystal Summers Marvin Stump Lee Taggart Rosanna Tate Shirley Tayson Laura Taylor Elizabeth Templin Lydia Tetrick Darlene Thomas Deloros Thompson George Thompson Mary Tidd Dennis Todd Cathrine Toombs Doris Torans Dick Tracy Christine Tucker Garda Turner Barbara Wade Charles Warren Nancy Warren Carole Walker Howard West Mary Westfall Joyce White 135 Marilee Whitlock Fred Wikoff Roy Wilbanks Nadine Wilkerson Don Williams Gary Williams Linda Williams James Wilson Betty Wilson Bill Woods James Wood Shirley Woodard Lucille Worthington Ralph Wryn Beverly Wyatt Warren Yadon Billie Young Betty Zander Ray Zalunardo Louie Zarosinski Walt Zumwalt Richard Smith Peggey Brown James King Joe Patteeuw Wesley Ridgley Jacky Murphv Zon Johnson Marion Mullen Evertt Hardin Donna Peugh Tom Humble Donna Dewey gill Ward Guy Munsell Betty Himelright Carleen Barrett Larry Brice Louise Emmert Roberta McCoy Charles Guptill Eunice Welman Janice St. John Jack Kerby Don Barron James Spears Mickey Morrow Alice Walder Jerry Baker Lorraine Newman Rod VanBuskirk Dick Blevins Joy Lyon Toby Worley George Steele Lynn Sheafer 136 Vt'nTb The Freshmen, after getting used to K. U. are ready to show how active a class can be through high school. The officers this year are: Modesto Jimenez, President; Orin Perkins, Vice President; Sharon Bliss, Secretary; and Gloria Mahan, Yell Leader. They did a fine job with Mr. Peterson as their Advisor. RESHMEN MODESTO JIMENEZ ORIN PERKINS SHARON BLISS GLORIA MAHAN MR. PETERSON 137 Sharon Adams Margie Anderson Wanda Anderson Brian Arnold Ronald Averett Betty Barrett Betty Bag'ett William Badorek Bill Barnes Patricia Barron Sonya Baxter Bob Ball Vernon Baird Bob Barnes Beverly Barkee Linda Ball John Baker Carolee Benson Ray Behnke Roger Bennett Larry Bean David Berg Richard Berg Carol Biehn Sharon Bliss Erna Bleak Stanley Brooks Douglas Brammer Dorthy Bradford Barbara Bryan Bruce Brown Robert Brehm Leon Brown Jula Ann Brittain Cleo Braathen Gary Bragg Charles Brumble Shirley Burnett Sally Burke Lavila Burke Richard Buck DeAnna Burgess Glenda Bozworth Wilda Book Marylou Bye Jimmy Crigger Janice Callaway Margaret Calder Mary Carr Betty Caviness John Carnes Charles Caster Silvia Cabella Oneta Charles Nancy Clark Jesse Cline Zane Clawson Pedro Calles Bill Clanton Allen Conley Donald Coffman Robert Cooper Lee Campbell Nancy Cox Doug Cotton Paula Cook Patricia Cotney Bessie Cooper Carlene Coleman Nancy Cody John Cook Harold Crow Jim Crosby Mary Lou Craig John Cramer Harry Craig Bondell Crawford Richard Crawford David Darnell Frances Davis Gerald Dedmon George DeLonge Shirley DeLonge Susan Derby Sharon Dewing Charles Dougherty Thomas Dorrell Howard Dorrell Dennis Duell Vicki Durham Elsie Eastman Eleanor Eastman Adelle Edwards Ethel Edmunson Jacklyn Elliott James Emmons Elaine Fay Mark Fair Frank Ferrier Darwin Fogle Jerry Penning Gerald Flocchini Jimmy Floyd Kent Flug Louise Flowers AhthAh Lynette Forcier Douglas Fuller Bob Gallup Fairy Gardner Albert Givens Dorothea Geary Elsie Glava Beverly Goehring Patsy Golden Lillian Gratzer Twila Greene Linda Grems Suzanne Graham Sharon Gutherie Carl Guderian Sharon Gurley Jack Hardin Robert Harshbarger Billy Hamblin Terry Hannan Marvella Hawkins Marcia Hawley Patricia Hawkins Sharon Hahn Joyce Howard Marion Hardman Garold Hackley Vernagene Henzel Larry Heaton Jim Hickman Ron Hernon Carol Herman Bruce Henry Myrna Heaton Charles Himelwright 139 John Hitti Janis Horne Nola Higdon Danny Hitchcock Tom Horn Ronald Hodges Nancy Hopson Dick Houser Suzanne Hough Betty Hodges Doris Homer Wanda Hoefler Shirley Hurley Lila Hubbard Frank Hustead Joanne Hult James Ivie Frances Jacobson Barba, a Jacobson Jim James Bill Jamieson Kenny Jensen Modesto Jimenez Billy Johnson Patty Jones Glenda Johnson Peggy Jones Bob Johnson Bonnie Karnes Don Kellex Joann Kellogg Kaye Kelsay Paula Kincaid Bruce Kielsmeier Victor Kimsey Willis King Roy Koski Marjorie Kollenborn Barbara Lambert Carol Larson Arthur Lapsley Claudette Langer Janice Langdon Ronald Laurence Karen Laup Gloria Lamb Jane Larkin Edwin Lawver Karla Leithead David Leeling Charles Lewis Martin Lehman Lloyd Littlefield Pat Lilya Robert Lolcama John Lovelady Frank Long Duane Long Roland Luttrell Laddie Lytle Wanda Madderra Gloria Mahan Cecelia Mason Jess Martinez Charles Marshall Jim McGee Alice McKendree Mary McDermott Katherine McCann Dale McKennie Jim McNabb Joe Meador David Michels Nora Mitchell Barry Minton Shirley Moore David Montgomery Barbara Moore Donalea Mahan Robert Montgomery Geoff Moore Dwight Morris John Monett Mike Murphy Janice Murphy Marilyn Nancarrow Carolyn Nancarrow Glenn Nealy Kay Neely Gail Nerseth Dennis Neubert De Ann Noel Billy Nolen Jim Ochs Margaret Ogle Tim O'Harra Ronnalie Olson Mary Oliver Janet O'Kelly Kenny Ostrom Beverly Overen Lorraine Pahl Bob Pallies Beverly Paulson Noama Parker r y w 0 1 ■ wf • ) •to 81 Mi Loyal Pearce Gary Pearsor. Frances Pfefferle Alan Pemberton David Pepple Dick Peterson Earl Petty Orin Perkins Bill Perkins Larry Phair Gary Phair Shirley Phelps JoAnn Phelps Wanema Philipsen Patricia Phillips Judy Pieser Royann Plas Carolyn Plymale Harold Prather Winfred Prentice Gary Price Ed Price Elsie Priest Pat Purser Donna Ruger Gene Reed Don Renie Robert Riffey Charles Richerson Gary Roberts Gary Robin Ronald Robbins Janice Robinson Roy Ropp Richard Ross 141 Frank Rubane Bryce Rutledge Elda Runyan Bud Sander Don Sanders Ray Sanders Sally Sayers Zelda Scoubes Erma Scoggins Gloria Schneiter Clara SHaw Betty Shaw Ed Sheare Jerry Rodgers Paul Sherman Kenneth Skillings Janet Siegel Larry Snead James Smith Wanda Smith Don Smith Charles Smith Robert Smith Pat Smith Opal Smith Don Steers Scott Stephens Geraldine Steiner Sue Stevens Don Stilwell Lucille Storey Dickie Sumner Nancy Jane Tanner Sharon Taylor Don Taucher Carol Thomas Jim Thomas Shirley Thompson Barbara Thomason David Reeder Sharon Thompson Danile Thompson Walter Thorne Willard Thurman Earle Tichenor Joyce Tobben Louise Tracy William Waite Norman Welman Richard Walker James Walker Gloria Wallin Frank Wandell Raymond Warner Ernestine Waterbury Norma Welman Florene Wamstad Fred William Eddie Wheeler Bill Williams LaVern Wise James Wilson Jim Winkelman Gloria Woodfork Marvin Worden Dale Wonley Wally Wunder Mary Valdez Gary Vanderhoff Lois Vanhook Orville Vaughn Marilyn Vashaw Patricia Vigen Pat Lohan Bob Ziegler James Ivie Richard Cummings Dwain Epps Clarence Adams Lynn Arnold Candis Conner Roger Ferrier Margaret Green Frances Walker Wayne Adams Mary Adkins Darlene Allenby Zhe Jreskmeu Were Cute Kids.... 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