Redmond High School - Juniper Yearbook (Redmond, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1957 volume:

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'fFront rowj Dalton Clark, Joe Proulx, Clayton Norton, Mrs. Vona Miller, Mrs. Irene Boone, Mrs. Marian Brown. Howard Browning. fNot pictured: Mrs. Marguerite Lowry. See picture of ad- ministrative assistants above.J xx? I Qx rg ,ii fw A: f: 1. 5 'A . ,, ' , . ' 'Q . Y l , - - . 1 1 :FN i 5 4 ,I 1 fbdafcva Wacullq Mrs Della Bell Teachcr of Txnung I and Journalusm 'r111ce to Pan h r Scrarchc and The Ju.r-uper B A and 'VIA Lunfueld College NlcNlunnuulle Oregon Teachung ex peruence Culyer Hu h School lone Hugh School 10th year at Redmond Unuon Hu h School Nancy Barrell 'I ach r ol art l'n ltsh I an Wor'd Huston Adxu er to Frc hunan Class and FTA BS Unuversutv of Our- on Eu ene Ore on Teachung exper uence Oakrudge Hugh School Jnnctuon Cufy Junuor Hu h School lst ycar at Redmond Un on Hugh School 14 V slr Mrs Irene Boone-Teacher of Shorthand I and II Bookkcepung B A Unuvcr uty of Ore on Eugene Oregon VIS bnnersutv of Penuusylsanua Phuladelphua Pennsyl sanua Tcachung e perucncc Albany B nd Carlusle Pennsylyama u1th year at Rcdnuond Unuon Huch School s' sy SA? James L Brown Superuuutcndent Pruncupal BA Mon tana State llnuuers ty 'llus oula Nl Ed Lmversuty of Ore gon Eugene Ore on Teachung experuence Au usta Wus consun North Platte hehuaska Redwood Falls Munnesota Amboy 'tlunnesota Whute Bear Lake Munnesota Hood Ruver Oregon Daluas Oregon Parkrose Oregon Klamath Fall Oregon uth year at Rcdn ond bnuon Hugh School if it TK Mrs Maruan 8 own Tc clufr of Er lush II and Latun I MS North Dakota Stut Collcge Fargo North Dakota Teachung ucpcruenct Nun 1oy Vlrun ma 'nd year Pedmnnd Unuon Hugh School Howard W Brownung Teacher of Buolugy Chemustry Physucs Advuser to Scuenrc Cluuh B K Paclluc Unuversuly Forest Groxe Oregon Nl A Pacutuc Unuversuty Forest Grove Orc on Tcachung evcptrucnce 8th year at Redmond Unuon Hugh School Don Campbell Teacher of Englush I As ustant Football vuser to Student Councul BA Augustana College Suouw Falls South Dakota NIS Unuversuty of Oregon Eugene Oregon Teachung expcruence Watertown South Dakota Cottage Grose -lth year at Redmond bnuon Hugh School Dalton Clark Teacher of Weldung Auto Mechanucs Agruculture III Advuser to FFA BS O egon State Col lege Corvallus Ore on Teachung experuence 3rd year at Redmond Unuon Hugh School 'Y Keuth Clark Teacher of Englush Il and IV Aduser to Honor Socuctv 'VIS Unuversuty of Oregon Eugene Ore gon BS Ore on College of Educatuon Monmouth Ore gon Teachun expeuence Eastsude Elementarv School Terrebonne Elemen ary School oth year at Redmond Unuon Hugh School :A Wlluam Fisher'-Dean of Bo leacher of Amerucan Problems Advuser to Senuor Llass B A Wullamette Unu versutx Salem Ore on Teachtng experucnce Independence Oregon La Grande Oregon Pune Valley Hugh Schoo' Halfvuay Oregon 9th year at Redmond Unuon Huh School Y Mr Dorothy Gobe'man Teacher of Spanush l and ll lan lush II BA Hannubal La Grange Hannubal Nlussouru Culver Stockton Colle e Lanton Nlussouru Teachung ex peruence Oakvuew School Palmyra Mussouru 'lst year at Redmond Unuon Hugh School Harry Gobelman Teacher of Boys PE Athletuc D rector Track Coach Wrcstlung Coach BS Unuversuty of Oregon Eugene Oregon MS Lnnersuty of Oregon Eu gene Oregon Teachung experuence 9th year at Redmond Unuon Hugh School 4? lr Orval J Hansen Lubraruan Advuser to Photography Club, BA Idalo State College Pocatello Idaho Teachung experuence Port Orford Oregon nd year at Redmond Unuon Hugh School if 'ir ik' Mrs Helen Hurney Teacher of Algebra I and II Gen eral Math Adyuser to Keyettes and Senuor Class, B A Unuversuty of Oregon Eugene Oregon Teachung exper uence Grant Unuon Hugh School John Dav Oregon Franklun Hugh School Portland 4th year at Redmond Umon Hugh School Howard G Kauffman Teacher of General Scuence .I V Football Coach Basketball Coach Baseball Coach Advuser to Freshman Class and Lettermens Club Teachung ex peruence Knappa Hugh School 1st year at Redmond Unuon iriirrlr Reber! Klune-Teacher of Plane and Solud Geometry Elementary and Advanced Mechamcal Drawung Advuser to Junuor Class BS North Dakota State College Fargo North Dakota Teachung experuence 5th year at Redmond Unuon Hugh School Hugh School SL ill? it Don Lowry Teacher ot Amerucan Huston Advuser to Rally Squad and Rally Club BS Black Hulls Teachers College Spearlush South Dakota Teachung expenence 5th year at Redmond Unuon Hugh School v 1? sir Mrs Marguerute Lowry Dean of Gurus Health I and II Gurls PE I and II Drull Team Aduuser to Pep Club GAA and Drull Team B S Black Hulls Teachers College Spear fush South Dakota Teachung experuence 4th year at Redmond Unuon Hugh School 71? fl? Im George A Muller Teacher of Englush III Freshman Basketball Coach Advuser to Junuor Class BA Notre Dame South Bend Induana Teachung experuence Oslo Vlunnesota Blackduck 'lrlunnesota Penn North Dakota Hampden North Dakota 'nd year at Redmond Unuon Hugh School ikifrir Mrs Vona Muller Teacher of Gurl Health and Englush Il Chorus Speech Advuser to Sophomore BS Unuyer uty of North Dakota Grand Forks Dakota Tcachung expcruence Penn North Dakota duck Mnunesota Drake North Dakota Crary Dakota Lauuton lNorth Dakota Starkvleather Dakota fnd year at Redmond Umon Hu h School 'kitrik' Clyde Moore-Teacher of Band Advuser to BME Oklahoma Adzlll Stullwater Oklahoma T PE II Class North Black North North Band , eachung experuence Roseburg Hugh School 4th year at Redmond Unuon Hugh School at ra it Cuafto E 'lorton Assustant Pruncupal BS Black Huuls Teachers College Spearfush Souh Dakota MEd Unuversuty of Oregon Eugene Oregon Teachung e1.per uence Echo Hugh School Echo Oregon 11th year at Rednuond Unuon Hugh School ifrikvfc Charles Porfu y Teacher of Xgrucultuure Advuser t FFA BS Oregon State College Conallus Oregon Teach ung experuence 4th year at Redunond Unuon Hugh School it it if? Joe Proulx Teacher of General Math I and ll General Busuness Adyuser to Lcttermens Club BS Unuuersutx of O egon Eugene Oregon Tcachun evcperuence St Francus Hu h School Eugene Oregon Croouc County Hugh School Pruuuevulle Oregon 1st year at Redmond Unuon Hugh School ifrifkir Muss Carolyn Root Teacher of Home Economucs Ad vuser to FHA BS Oregon State College Corvallus Ore gon Teachung etperuence Ist year at Rednuond Unuon Hugh School if sz ik Mrs Vmrgunua Vance-Teacher of Uftuce Traunung, Ad vuser to FBLA BA Lunfueld College Mdtunnwulle Ore gon Teachung expeuuence Eagle Valley Hugh School Ruch land Oregon Scoffuelds Bu uness College San Francusco Calufornua 13th year at Redmond Unuon Hugh School iz sk iff Charles H Ward-Teacher of Woodwork I and II BA Eastern Washun ton College of Educatuon Cheney Wash ungton Nl Ed Oregon State College Corvalhs Oregon Teachung expenence Bonners Ferry Idaho Colfax Wash ungton Sth year at Redmond Unuon Hugh School tiki? 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Pins are avail- alfle for all menihers. Student Council Members CBack rowl Earl Schult, President: Sid Carter, Junior Class Presidentg LeRoy Dean, First Vice President: Denny Dahl, Senior Class President: George Nance, Science Club Representative: Roy Edwards, Manager. fRow 35 Carmen Durfee. Senior Class Representative: Sandra Kraft, Fresh- man Class Representative: Lareta Barkdoll, Assistant Treasurer: Penny Leiser, Chorus Repre- sentative: Joan Peck, Secretary: Ned Schroeder, Freshman Class President, CROW 23 Lorraine Bates, Keyettes Representative: Korleen Kraft, Junior Class Representative: Pat McClure, Annual Edilorl Kay Parkinson, Treasurer: Karen LHHTZ. GAA Representative: Pat Warner, Sophomore Class Representative: Don Campbell, Faculty Adviser. CFront rowl Tony Dorsch, Second Vice President: Linda Pankey, Rally Club Representative: Lois Petersen, FBLA Representative: Judy Lisius, Annual Editor: Jo Coyner, Panther Scratches Editor: Ken Stanton, Sophomore Class President: Denny Corwin, FHA Representative. CNot pictured: Keith Butterfield. Lettermeirs Club Representative? Q, I 17 Q I '75 Y 'O I Q 'Q-I Pictured above in their tirst semester outfits are Song Leaders istandingi Alberta Casteel, Pat Jones, Ann Christy. Beverly Casteel, Pam Pro- minski, Carol Lake, Marianne Strixner and Yell Leaders lkneelingl Tamara Miller. Kfvrleen Kraft. Sandra Absher. Rally squad members pictured below in the second semester outfits are Song Leaders Beverly. Carol. Ann. Pam. Pat and Marianne and Yell Leaders Tamara. Korleen and Sandra. Alberta was absent when the picture below was taken, Q 1 : 1' N. Q 5 In thu Nectlon on clakee .ln effolt hae been made to p1ctu1e ex em 1nembe1 of the Qtudent body m alphabet legal 01d61 bx elabxes 5911101 Q, 1un101L, 501311011101 QQ and f16ShIT191l Cldss offmeu .ue shown mth a XVl1t9 up of the mcun act1x1t1eQ each Clase NIJOTIQOI ed thls Qehool X931 Tune uae allow ed 111 the 3Ct1X1tV peuod my ehlwex to meet once each month lf IJUNINQNS needed to be conducted On the dnmon p1Qe it the ught fue 1J1Ctl116d the tom claw plewdents Fleehman hed Sehloedel Soph omcne Kennx Stanton, Iun101 S1d Cd1t91 and SGHIOI Dennv Dahl w w . , . w a L L LL L ' L. 4 . , 4 v -v v 4 4 - . L L . 4 . . . V n - y 4 1- - 11 nw w s L, L L L L v 4 -4 w 4 -- 5 .1 4 . - v v 4 - L . LL L, L 4 . . 4 - 4 4 v 4 4 fw 4 w L L H. L. ' 1 v 1 v4 w 4 v J v u L 4 L f 4' 4, 1, . . Q 4 fu 1 xr - - , 44, . 4 L . 4 . - 4 - - 4 - 4 L . v 4 4 4 L L K C K 4 f v 1 4 1 . 4 -4 1 4 1 w 4 LL L L. L , ' u . 4 4 v 4 a 4 a n 4 4 u 4 A 4 4 Z . . A . - Q, ,- - Q . 4- V 'K . .ln ,- fav -ff . f . , fi- ,-.. I ! 5 I 5 I .X X A I Q 1 B 1 X 10 ig -J '27 , .li iv 19 1 2 I x i l V 1 J I It N 'f X- 7 i 1 va tBaek rowp Faculty Adviser Mrs. Helen Hurney. Student Council Representative Carmen Durfee, Facultv Adviser William Fisher. fFront rowl President Denny Dahl. Vice President Jack Moor. Secretary-Treasurer Nancy Hartman. elm of 1957 GPA for Top Ten Seniors fFig1ui'cd on seven semestersl Kay Parkinson 1.0 Janet Veatch 1.17 James McCormick JO Coyner Ted Kromer .H 1.538 1,2 1.216 1 '17 Nancv Hartman Gary Baker 1.722 Leanna Barkdoll 1,725 Sally Gillispie 1.743 Steve Kasserman 1.773 Senior portraits are presented in alphabetical order on the next seven pages, The write-up of the senior class and the activity lists are eiven. Students pictured here were ones who were enrolled in the senior class on March 15 when this book went to press. The seniors were in charge of fresh- man initiation held September 17, 1956, at which the annual auction brought in about 95.15. They also sponsored an after- game dance in October. Marianne Strixner, senior princess. was chosen football queen in November and Sharon Day was senior princess on the FFA barn dance court. V Baeelaureate was held May 26 and Commencement was scheduled for May 28. Kay Parkinson was valedietorian. and Janet Veatch was salutatorian. if T' --n-agp. -Sw, , R gf 'v'. WV Wx Q1 K .,,, P V R Gary Lewis Baker Jxmmy Ray Baltlmore Elsle Ehzabeth Brenchley Damel Flemmg Brown Alberta Ialene Casteel Claudla Marie Christensen Gordon Kelth Cooper Jo Ann Coyner faglnx I eanna Fern Barkdoll Howard W11l1am Brownmg Errol Ray Clevenger Judlth Ann Crlpe sq sa Marllyn Ann Bozarth Mary Carolme Carter Karen Lynn Coomler Norman Lmdell Davxs , A? wa 5 1 Z , M o ,X a '5 r as I , . 'f ' . .:,..Q 4. L lv- I V- L . of ,E C - , I -' ' A r f 1 ' . fluukis WAV 'wr--!'J, Dennls Mlchael Dahl Sharon Vxrglma Day Dennxs Lormg Deardorff Judlth Ann Duval Roy Dale Edwards W1ll1am Ernest Eskew Dale Dean Flory Annette LOUISE Forbes Harold Byron Forester Rlchardene Loxs Frogge Lyle George Gxbson Margaret Grace Gxllxspxe Carmen Corrme Durfee Janet Louxse Felkms Mane Adelle Forster Carol Ann Gohrke in r 3 . i V M 3 Q I I ' V ,- Xt X 4-an Marquis Reed Gwartney Nancy Roberta Hartman Della Joan Hxll Rlchard Jay Hughes pa.. 1 Rlchard Mllton Hammack hverett Eugene Hawkms John Fredrlck Hlrn Laura Kay Hyder has-H Y' en' X Wllllam Dean Hansen Gary Neal Haynes Gladys Marle Howell Darlene Lee Jacobs '14- f 40 Iliff' A-'1 as Rena Lou HHFFISOD Barbara Ruth Henske Sondra Sue Hubbell Ron J ahns 5 ' 'Jug 1 as if? 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This year's sophomore class served on the prom refreshment and clean-up committee and decorated for baccalau- reate, where they served as ushers. The sophomores had a larger enrollment this year than any of the other three classes. Lorraine Bates was football dance princess for the sophomore class, and Carole Parkinson was the class repres- entative for Barn dance princess. Sopho- more boys participated in all sports with some receiving letters. S On the next pages are the individual pictures in alphabetical order for your review. Members not pictured are listed at the end of the section. fTop row! Donna Allen. Tom Alley. JoAnn Arensmeiiw. Marjorie Ashley. Thelma Backus, Jim Baremore, Lor- raine Bates. tBottom rowb Marie Beesley. Roy Beesley,John Bozarth. Shirley Breadon. Jesse Brenchley. Louis Brenchley. John Brenner. .f 1 - QF. fz' L49 Y- x 'Aj' L- J fav: 1-in . - J , M YN fy i 1 ,-M, 42 Q, X. bs , lg, ,,, A 1' , Q 1 .. . . . ...A ,Ap q . xp 2 y... 3551.3 , . Mg . .. F . I f N - E f' ' 'f N Q A V' I Q13 . P. ' P - 4 vu ,-- , ' ...,. fv I s. Nu 1 W., Q-1 . sv-4 . . 9-at 40 ,as iq' l 7 wi fl 4, ,, ,., ax: 41 0--up -9- nl Q ti, FJ 1 'Q 0, 'U' sr 2. 441 ev fw 4-47 i -X R-J L ,L J ,va L, sz? 1' li Sr iq ' 'S 'gf' fl 'Q qua, Y ii . x vii CTop row! Annette Brovunmg Bob Burhoop George Burke Wlulam Burke Karen Carter Bexerls Casteel Ed Charlesworth fSecond roxxb Janell Coomler M1ChaE1 Cordell Dennw Corvun Daxxd Crane Lee Cun nmgham 'Vlartha Dahl Honora Daugherty fTh1rd row7R1chard Dent Jackle Jo Dlck Ernest D1ckson Tom Dorsch Karen Dotson .hm Downs Shlrley Egg fFourth rowb G6OYg1a Elllott Bob Ellxs Petra Elster Deryl Ferguson Sue Forbes Joe Freedman Marxln Gage CF1fth romp Nancy Gambrell Janet Garbutt Scottx Glb son Stexe Gordon Dorothx Gowdw Larrx Grater Gordon Groxex CBottom row? Donna Grubb Carole Han cock Mlkel Harrmgton Nard Hawkins Dxanna Haynes Lx nn Hebert Joe Hegardt 'M I Y -G f v,fgf.4 0 ' A - , ,Q K rin .. 'AL - 1 V I . 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Q G4 5,1 , 'HRV- vv 0- at .2 no-t ., was 1:-Jr 'W- ', f 'Q'- fffwmk pdf: Y' -nv-ev .ff 4 if if wwf 4 Z- gh ,3 'Det gf .-.-1 Nui Nl i fiif' 4- l Fc' uf' 07' 27 'CZ' 11 QTop rowj Barbara Owens Carole Parkinson Wxlham Peden Ben Pepper lung Neal Peterson Gordon Pottorff ,Q f' Bud Raske fSecond rowj Roy Rether 4 ford Lloyd Rlce Ed Roxa Norman ,,,, T' Scott Lorman Scurlock Leo Seal Nonta .f-4' Settelmeyer lThlrd rowj Fay Shxrt I X clxff Kay Shrrtclxff 'Vlarlm Simmons Mane Sampson Lmda Slack Dan my Smrth Lmda Smrth tFourth rowb Ken Stanton Phll Stephen Dennis Tackxtt Carl Taylor Sharon Telford, Ambers Thornburgh Gary 'limmerman QF1fth rowj Vernon LeRoy Tnmmons Laurence Trueax Joy Turnbow Gall Tyson Gordon Vance Ted Vrlhauer Helen Waremg QSrxth rowl Pat Warner Jamce Watluns, Janet Wense Richard Wlhlon, Terry Willard Jerrx Wlllxams Francis Wxlson lLast rowl Larry WIIQOH. Paul Wolf. GVNCD Woodbury, Diana Yeoman, Van Zltek lNot pictured Eugene Ellenbolt, Jean Felsman, Jerry Gnffm, Lmda Hamrlton Earlene Justice Robert Thels, Lee Roy Wmonal Y' fl ed ll ,ji rg I- 1 L Q? ' . , -. , V N. ' .Q 5 - 'f .pf -1 V 1 Q ,, - 1 - V it 3 f K 1 Q V I N V f 'awe ' 'E L . 'V ' V , Q ' l 4 D I. A fr 4 A 4 ag. . 1 , xr' x . . - X -6 , 1 , X 'V ' Sa' .A lsn- xv' 4 S -' ' ' I S- I ' 1 - A K Z J I F f a '- I l V L e . rg x ,Z 5 A I g ,5 4 X 'Aa 6 . V V - , , ' V f V. 1 ' ' 5 ' fr 3 ,S Z ' I W L I Q W A A Q ,JM .W ,I A -. ......,, nn -A , V A W 1 I K+' If , lf' ' , 'E ' A gi A .9 -3, ' 'all 'W' 7 L ., 's Q 1 N' , Y , ' .I ,1 If ' ' .L f -A L --- Q A A L JT-7 as t E fig . A .., x If . , , ,A A Q K fi E fsfff f . +51 .Q S' ' V 1. N of 1' 'f I sf I I-E I ', '-9 3 as A T -- -- L n Y 72 ,v - J. i Y . - '-' J T, H- .Q I ' I L 4 ' , ' A' ,r . l I f K - Q 4, N . pe: . ' I' 'h ' 'Y 1 ' 1 ,,.,g .vi-LJ X, 5 5' I N' I l 4 Y 'vi 3 . A tv .fe K, . A gk N., I 1 Lb. I . , A , ' 5. - 1' -, '2 , ' Y ' - ' V Q X . -0 4 I 4 gt .1 K, V ' ' l .' V I ' 1 .. V' 4 , L V ' Z . V .' A y I ' Q .-vi 7,1- 'iss 73 x- 427 tliack rowl Faculty Adviser Mrs. Nancy Barrell. Student Council Representative Sandra Kraft, Faculty Adviser Howard Kauffman. tFront Rowb President Ned Schroeder. Vice President Ted Schroeder. Secretary-Treasurer Elizabeth Edmonds. Freshmen were initiated by seniors Sept. 17. Frosh were auctioned off to of i I I of seniors at an assembly for the remaind- er of the day to render services of car- rying books and so on. The garbs worn by girls were long-johns and cowboy clothes. The boys wore hurlap outfits and women's clothes. Tin cans with nails and leaves in them were carried by the rooks. Sandy Miller was football clzince prin- cess. and Margaret Starr was barn dance princess for the freshmen class. Fresh- men took an active part in extra-cur- ricular affairs this year and adjusted themselves quickly to the HLHS sys- tem. CFirst rowl Lynne Abel, Gene Addington, Janette Aldous, Gerald Alley, James Alley, Leslie AuCoin, Gary Bangs. tSecond rowj Karyl Bechaz, Leland Bettelyoun, Barb Blakeley, Barton Bonney, Alma Brookings, James Brown. Marilyn Brown. X fn A 2 iw i g'..x-'if- .. f - 'L ,A f .P '- -A 3 fn .-at J, Q tt L 3 'O 'X' .J .r 'B' '-5, in Q -:' J 4 N X a . , 5 ' 'V ' I -.vm 2 .f's - . M,- , E 'FL ,Q lv- ' ,.,, fp.. 94 v ' 'I I. v-F lk, .wld xslt W nv EQ 41 'TAN 'V 4? 1 9 -8 -apr ...,,, 5 ' ' if L37 wr-,.v ? I Q7 I ,qv av' as .qt f 4. 'ln , -A mr Ny FW: Ra 4f as -...4 ' ' ,nt I- -Q. li .nv '35 -Cf' -va -f gg! A nl! W,-f .. 2- W K v-ar x1 hqj ,uh A , V .At lF1rst row! Sandra Broun Norma Burk James Caffro Jeux Campbell Joe Carpenter June Chandler R1tha1d Charlton 4Second roxxb Margaret Colenbaugh Judlth Cook Eduard Corwxn lVI3IllVI1 Cuus Kenm Daxldson h L Su Duncan, Ruby Duval Marlan Day Bettv Dean CTh11d rom? Marxm Deeds Lou Dell Doug ty, ena e Ellzabeth Edmonds Lou1se Elllott Bonme Faublon 6Fou1th roxxb Kathy Ferguson, Frank Ford Margerx Fox Tom Freedman, Lam Frenzel, Sh1rlex Frogge Daxld Ge1man CF1fth IOWD Karen Gelman Judv G1bson Fostex Glass Ronald Gurnsey Mxke Harrington, Ruth Ann Hartlev, Jake Hlggmbotham CLast roxxb Allce Hlrn Stewart Holmes Rrchard Huff Jamce Hunt Steven Hurney Lmda Irby, Thelma Jackson x ' ,. I I N ' ' ju' ,V ' M' f , N . - A If , 1 x r W., 4, . 1 QW g C' ' . l ,vi , 1 f I ft ' Q I -A F - M ' y Yr , rr Z, + 1 Q I . P 4, ' , , 'V , Q. , 1 . lv ' 1 D S-.,,fJ '- - n . L I 3, J , ' ff, U V-. wr 1 4 ' , ' I hifi 1 1,41 A I l 1 if .J x X 5 W 5,1 ' u 4,55 I I If I , I 1 I e'-,ff rf I Z! N' I , ' ,A ' 'm ' - X X .. ,KQV M1 ,t If ' . K ., Q F ,, Ie F , l , to 1 a ft 'F an I . I ,g f J , ,f -ww V, I Z Z J k , L 'Q , ' 'W -ff my ? A ,, A f V kv , I -ff 4 I 14 J - A . if A . -. 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'Q is 9 i A ' 'C tv., -i .1 i eO'ov 'N Hn ,311 0. 1 ik-wr N'vv 1 .Y 4 1 fTop rowl Tom Jorgensen Mary Keevy Larry Kentnel Karen Ketcham Justln Kmg Gary Klssler Bermce Knovxles fbecond roxxj Sandra Kraft Carlon Kuhn Roger Kurtz Carla Lawson June Ledbetter Margaret Llxeslex John Long., CTh1rd rovwj Patrlcxa Lovn ery Paula Luethe Marilyn Lx nds Russell McCall Nlkkl McClan ahan Lxnda NICK L Judxth Nlallrk fFourth1ovw Thoma Meyers Gary Mxchaels Carolme Mlller Danny M1ller mandra Mmller Alton Mitchell John MO1SdH QF1fth roxxJDorothy Moore Ruth Moore Maxme Muckev Carrol Vlurders Brooks Mustard Patsw Nelson Carol Newby Last rowb Roshe N1chols Daxld Og1lv1e Judle Orgaxn R1chard Paddock Carol Parkhurst Marglt Petersen Sandra Pollock , 'HIV' fw ..,,,., r 1 , n - . - ' + .- 41 ,f , s s. - V' 4: 3 he if - M 4 - ' V A L F 4 A . M r 4 V I7 'F K .- A . Q II' fb .. ' 5 ' L , I ' .. ' f Ll? ' J , A f- .. M 'Rf' ' s L 'A N ' Q' 'S 4 ' - xi .X .5 ,ds Hui. xv sf 11. 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X ' 7 ' 4 , RK VJ 'Y 3 , I Q A lv fC 'Sl .w Qi inf Wx 'WA 111' 3-5 as af 0, i Se-wi ,5 ' Cn? l Nfl -H411 ks v-'1 iv sv, f A af- 'JV 470 'a'W' ...nf N! fllf If W' 'i f W Q, 'Q 018 Q0 2 to '11 if got' Z, rv -. rv 'S we QP' gy rv- ...-ar IIAJ, V' all Q fTop rowl Harold Prlday Kay Ragland Evelyn Randall Jxm RJCC1 Joan Roblson Wayne Robxson Sharon Sabln fSecond rowj Ned Schroeder Ted Schroeder Clarence Seal Sha.ron Sedell Spencer Shepherd Bob Shlve Patsy Short CTh1rd rowb Dennls S1monson Barbara Smalley Margaret Starr Eddle Sutherland Barbara Svtanner Sue Tackltt Ruby Tattl QFourth row! Larry Taylor Sharon Telford Jenny Tunmerman FTHUCIS T1mmons Paul Trueax Chfford Tull James Urell qF1fth rowb B111 Vadna1s Reuben Vanyx Lawrence Veatch Joyce Vxlhauer Lynn Wallace Paul Ward Nexl Watt CBottom rowj Rose Wendlmg Raymond W1Ck, Larry W1l11ams, Bernetta W1lson, Latrona Wmegar, Tony Clemence iNot pxctured Eddle Gamboa Ronald Hays, Wllma Holmesj 1 1 S he 1' rla L 7' ' . 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H1att, Barbara Hlrn Ahce Latta L1nda Lynds Marxlyn Lynds Velma Nance George Peck Joan Trueax, Frances Veatch, Lawrence Wallace Lynne Warner PHUICIH Barkdoll Leanna L1s1us Judy McClure Patr1c1a Mxller Tamara Baker Gary Bates Lorralne Beesley Mar1e Burke W11l1am Carter Mary Davxdson Kenny Duncan Lena Sue Duval Judy Edmonds Ellzabeth Frenzel Lan1 Gohrke Carol Grubb Donna Hancock, Carole Harr1ngton Mxkel C H111 Gary C Holmes Stewart Houston Karen Howell Gladys Hubbell Sondra Kaser Robert Kasserman Steven Lawson, Carla Lxeser Penny McKee Lxnda Mallck, J ud1th Massey Robert M1ller Carolme Mlller Sandra MOISHD, James Morgan Lmda Og1lv1e Judy Powell Robert Puntxla S1n1 Trueax, Paul Waremg Helen Set up on the ODPOSIUE page for your reference lS the class schedule for the year 1956 57 to 1ntroduce thxs sectxon showmg work done durmg the regular school day A pxcture from each subJect taught IS resented ln th1s sect1on Subjects are shown by departments 1n th1s order Engl1sh and language arts mathematms Sclence socxal sc1ence mus1c and art manual arts vocat1onalagr1cu1ture homemakmg busmess educatlon and phys1ca1educat1on and health Lrsted above on thxs page are the honor rolls for the fxrst semester U , 1.0 , ' 1.8 , 1.0 , , 1.0 ' , 1.6 , 1.o , , 1.0 , ' 1.6 , 1.0 , 1.0 , 1.6 , 1.0 1.0 ' , ' ' 1.6 , 1.0 , , 1.0 , 1.6 , A 1.o , , 1.0 ' , 1.6 , 1.0 , - 1.0 , 1.0 H ' . l . 1.0 ' , 1.8 . , . 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' 1-6 , 1.6 , 1.6 ' , Sckeclule 4 exam fm 1956 57 Teacher Perlod I Period II Perlod III Period IV Perlod V Perxod Nancy Barrell ,nnghsh I World Hlst English I Della Bell fy pmg I J oumahsm Publlcatlons lypmg I Typmg I Typmg I Irene Boone bhorthand I shorthand II Iypmg II lliookkeepmg bhorthand Bookkeeping Maman Brown lhngllsh II Latm English II Howard Brownmg Lhemlstry Bxology 'Physics Chemlstry Bzology Don Campbell Lnghsn I English I Engllsh I btudent Councxl hnglrsh I Athletxcs Dalton Clark Ag III Ag III Conference Weldxng Auto Mechamcs Auto Mechamcs Kexth Clark Engush IV Lnghsh II Englxsh IV Lngllsh IV Engllsh IV Wm H F lsher Dean of Boys Am Problems Am Problems Dean of Boys Am Problems Am. Problems Harry Gobelman Health PE I Health PE II Health PE I ldealth, PE II study Hall Athletlcs O J Hansen Lzbrary Lxbrary Llbrary IL1br Llbrary Llbrary Helen Hurney Algebra I Algebra I Adv Algebra lAdv Algebra Gen Math I Howard Kauffman Gen Scxence Gen Sc1ence Gen Sc1ence Gen Sc1ence Gen Sc1ence Athletlcs Rebert Klxne Study Hall bolld Geom Trlg Geometry Mech Drawlng Geometry Don Lowry Am Hxstory Am Hlstory Am H1 tory Am Hlstory Am Hxstory Study Hall Marguerlte Lowry Dean of G1r1s Health PE II Health PE I Dean of Glrls Drlll Study Hall George Mxller Lngllsh III Engllsh III English III Lugnsh III Englxsh III Vona Mlller Health PE I Englxsh II Health PE II Speech Chorus Clyde Moore Band Begxnnmg Band Sectxonals Clayton Norton Office Study Hall OfflC9 Offxce Offxce Off1Ce Charles Porfxly Ag IV Ag II Ag I Study Hall Gen Ag Conference Joe Proulx Gen Math II Gen Math I Gen Math II I Fundamentals Gen Math II of Buslness Athletics Carolyn Root Home Ec II Adv Home Ec Home Ec II Conference Home Ec I Home Ec I Charles Ward Woodwork Woodwork I Woodwork I Woodwork II Woodwork I Don Yeager Drxver Ed iDrxver Ed 'Study Hall Gen Math I Algebra I Gen Math I Sdwalalwaala I , a . 1 I I . . . 1 , V1 An ' An ' ' . ' ' r DOFOUIY G0b61m2lI'1 ltlpanish I English II Spanish Il E- - Q g I p ' . . . .. I . . U I .. Y i - I I II g . 1 . I I English I-Freshmen chart pro- noun uses. Sandy Miller, Joe Carpenter. Journalism-Students read daily newspapers. Kay Hyder, Sharon Nichols. Bill Penhollow, Jerry Starr. English III-Juniors take week- ly test, Donna Riser, Herb Forbes, Betty Whitehead. English IV-Seniors completing research papers. Bob Powell, Sal- ly Gillispie. Kay Parkinson. English II - Sophomores dia- gram sentences. Honora Daugh- erty. Donna Allen. Library Science-Girls working at desks, Patsy Frakes, Tonia Kissler. Spanish II-Looking at articles made in Mexico. Vivian Lynds, Velma Lynds, Ted Kromer. Latin-Examining Pledge of Al- legiance in Latin. Gary Baker, Lynn Jordan. Speech-Panel discussion. Joan Peck, Carol Tompkins, Bob Thompson, Earl Schult. Spanish I-Flash card drill. Sue Forbes, Ted Kaser. Doug Simon. Margie Trueax. W Sw 3 ff , Algeubra I a Grupiiicuiijv 1'upt'e-- senting equations. K e- n n u t ii Daividswn, Eddie Ccliwviii. Gziii Tysfvn. Algebra 11 - Solving equations by determinants. Jim King. Thelma Backus Tim Latta. Mechanical Drawing f Demuii strating use and care ut draft ing instruments, Curt Lantz. Rob ert ESRL-vc. Dean Fling: General Math I -- Blackboard work solving equations. Lou Doughty, Kay Ragland. Tom Jorgensen, Russell McCall. Geometry-Visual proof of Pyth- agorean theorem. Glen Duncan, Dora Shearman, Georgia Elli- oli. General Math II - Blackboard work-solving problems in ratio and proportion. Lynne Wallace. Tom Freedman. Bob Burhoop. .ludy Cripe. Solid Geometry and Trigonome- try-Working out proof of form- ula for volume of a sphere. John Moore. Jim Mooney. !,,s General Science-Demivnstztitinz a steam 1'ad1atfii'. Maruzii'c-t St'rr'. Justin King. Kay Malick. Bill Vadnais. Biology-Studying the names and functions of the muscles of the body. Richard Dont. Karen Dot- son. Tony Dursch. Physics-Determining: the cur- rent flow and voltages in par- allel and series circuits. Norm Davis. Robert Kaseir. Annette Forbes. Jim McCc-rmick Chemistry--Study and piwpaiwi tion of hydrochloric' acid. Mari' lyn Swift. LeRoy Dc-an. Jw Cm' noi' Fld Knight American History-Tracing the advance of the Japanese ix. World War II. Dorothy Cox. Mary Grover, Harry Phillips. Marcel Burk. World History-Tracing the Cru- sades on the map. Larry Smith. Lani Frenzel. Bob Shive. American ProblemsAObservin:g graph of the growth of the U.S. on study chart. Dan Brown. Gladys Howell, Marty Peterson. Driver Education-HP a r a l l e 1 parking, Judy Ogllvie. Mary Lou Hunt, Dolores Tittle. Tam- ara Miller. J: ,,f it , vm. 3 If ' iii? QF' , .1 b w,- 4 -J , ei ' 1 3, A - 'I iluggf . ai' . 1 A 3 f,l.W ,. -ml. ...., ..a. - ,. n - . K, 1 'K n ei 3.1.11 g' ! E 5 fl ii-F-ii-if 5 E1 5 n y .D .. - fi -.1 5 ,. .4- fla 1 r'v-L1 ,asf Advanced Band-Baritone sec- tion rehearsing. Velma Lynds. Robert Starr. Jim Moisan. Beginning Band - String brass and B flat brass rehearsing, Gary Michaels. Robert Long. Chorus - Rehearsing parts for Christmas concert. Ed Elliott. Marlin Simmons. Fred Ziemke. Dick Resare. Art-Showing one panel of the stained glass windows that were a feature of the Christmas season. Thelbert Martin, Karen Lantz. Don Justice. Auio Mechanics-Studying mock models. Bob Barnett, Dave Mc- Mullen, Danny Heierman. Welding--Showing welding posi- tion. Harold Forester, Dwight Holman. Woodwork I-Using the circular saw to cut a tapered table leg. Carl Taylor, Ted Vilhauer. Keith Butterfield. Ken Stanton. Woodwork II-Using hand tools to make a dada cut on a gun rack project. Carrol Murders. David Ogilvie. Gary Banas. Jes- se Brenchley. Leland Bettel- 3-nun. RC'Jl..0JT'- H. Libr:--'. I my YF' .4 A . Q . r w. xi Homemaking I-Making simple breakfasts. Patricia L,o w e r y Sandra Kraft. Alice Hirn. Homemaking II - Evaluating food reservation results. Fran p - ces Trueax, Marlys Peterson, Carmen Durfee. Advanced Home Ec - Modeling suits and ensembles. Marilyn Cobban. Ella Mae W i n e g a r, Shirley Knowles. -,4,,, i iii!- xx Fundamentals of Business - Working problems in percent- age. Gordon Cooper, Ann Miller, Dan Miller, Judith Cook. Typing I-Taking timed writing on a business letter. Petra El- ster. Judeen O'Malley, Don Clem- ence. Sharon E. Telford. Typing II f- Using miineoscopc. stencils. electric machine. Rich- ard Holt. Karen Coomler. Beir- bnrzi Henskc-, Linda Pankey. Shorthand I - Brie-f form drnl. Bcthene Callison, Krmrlcen Kraft. Pat McClure. Shorthand II-Office style dicta tion. Janet Veatch, Jan Parkey Rena Harrison. Janet Felkins. Bookkeeping--Working un prac tice sets. Nancy Ackloy. Eileur Irby. Ray Lengele. Office TrainingHStudent tre as- txrer making bank deposn, as- sisted by assistant treasurer Kay Parklnson. Lareta Barkdoll. 1 P Boys' PE I-Freshmen do al- ternate toe-touch, set-up and push-up. James Alley. Harold Priday, Larry Taylor. I I4 Boys' Health 1-Pulse rates get checked before and after exer- cise to figure recovery time. Frank Ford, Gerald Alley, Bart Bonney. Boys' PE II-Left jab shown in boxing. Terry Willard. Leo Seal. Lf' if I f ,,, .g,,.-: ' 1 .'.1'- l Q. 7 Y 'Ti-Q 4 1155 ir 'i iw! Boys' Health II-Elbow Joint is examined on skeleton diagram. Dave Kleen. Scotty Gibson, Jack NPISUU. Girls' Health I-Looking at per- sonal appearance chart. Ruth Ann Hartley. Ruby Duval, Linda McKee. Girls' PE I-Doing calisthenics touch-your-toes, test of flexibil- ity, airplane. Betty Dean, Alma Brooking, Barb Blakeley. Girls' Health II-Tying open hand bandage for first aid. Car- ole Parkinson, Helen Wareing, Marie Simpson. Girls' PE II W Demonstrating shoulder balance in tumbling. Janet Light. Kay Shirtcliff. Fay Shirtcliff. Cathy Lanthorn. Drill - Showing right Shoulder position in new pompom drill, Dorothy Vilhauer. Sondra Huh- bell. Peggy Peterson, . 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Slack. i 3 . 4, Brass Sextet: Vance, Dotson. Moisan. Burke. Brown. Hammack. cw, . X kg? C. ' Y Eancf Pmamw! FLUTE Nancy Vertrees Sheryl Hector CLARINET-SOLO JoAnne Arensmeier Janell Coomler Sharon Sedell Margaret Starr CLARINET-SECOND Karen Houston Georgia Elliott Patty Jameson Lawrence Veatch Barbara Booth CLARINET-THIRD Alvin Shopshire Gwen Tyson Tony Dorsch Leslie AuCoin Paula Luethe BASS CLARINET Linda Latta ALTO SAXOPHONE Phyllis Sleasman Marilyn Lynds Larry Wilson TENOR SAXOPHONE Donna Allen Judy Orgain Margit Petersen BARITONE SAXOPHONE Linda Slack FRENCH HORN Bill Burke CORNET-SOLO Dick Hammack Jim Brown CORNET-SECOND Bill Peden James Alley CORNET--THIRD Steve Hurney Bob Norton Spencer Shepherd TROMBONE Karen Dotson Vivian Lynds Jackie Martin BARITONE Jim Moisan Bob Starr Velma Lynds BASS Dwight Vance Ed Charlesworth PERCUSSION George Nance Lois Petersen Ronnie Guernsey 947. iBack rowi Paula Luethe. Karen Houston. Janell Cooniler. Spnrieei' Shepherd. Bob Norton. Bill Peden. Ed Charlesworth. Steve llurney, Dwight Vance. QROW 49 Mr, Moore, Lawrence Yezitrli. Alvin Shooshire. Jinx Moisiin, Bob Starr, Sheryl lleetoi. Jackie Martin, George Nance, Lzirry Wilson. Mai-gziret Starr. 1Row 31 Margit Petersen. Les .-XuCoin, Judy Orgziin. Linda Lzittii. Gwen Tyson, Karen Dotson. Bill Burke, Jim Brown. Ron Giirnsey, CRow 2? Donna Allen. Nancy Vertiees. Lois Petersen. Ann Miller, Sharon Sedell, Tony Dorseh. Jim Alley, Georgia Elliott. Dick Hzirninzick. Bzirbzirzi Booth. 4Front row? Patty Jameson. Vivian Lynds, Judy Day, JoAnne Arensmeier. Marilyn Lynds, Nada Melsness. Velma Lynds. Linda Slack. Phyllis Sleusmzm. LF Band Officers at right: lBaek row! Libra! rians George Nance. Linda Slack and Sheryl Hector. Director Clyde Moore. 4Front rowi President Lois Peteiisen. Vice President Karen Dotson. Secretary Gwen Tyson. Treasurer Dick Hzimmack. Y 1 ,. Z X., till Q, Q , f s 5 ill' rx Dm' and Lois Petersen I . .7 '?' W L N45-sew Band Majoreties ai left: 1Sttindingi Karen ' I Dotson and Ann Miller. rKneelingi Judy gb t , l-. . it I . :if2r'Z' gba' :ix ti -...JA Science Club Members: CBack rowj Ted Kaser, Tom Moore, John Moore, Bob Kaser, Jim Mooney. Gary Baker, Richard Dent, Paul Wolf, Harold Pearce, Jim Moisan. CFront rowl President Bob Powell, Vice President Jim McCormick. Secretary-Treasurer Steve Kasserman, Student Council Representative George Nance, Faculty Adviser Howard Browning. 4Not pictured: Larry Trueaxq 47,4 Future Teachers of America is a club for students who are interested in going into teaching as a profession. The pur- Science glad Science Club is an organization to further interest in science. Membership is gained by a letter of application stat- ing the individual's interest in science and what he hopes to gain from the club. Donating equipment to the science de- partment, including a wind tunnel which is used to test air currents, was the pro- ject of the club this year. pose of this club is to learn about the opportunities and requirements for teaching and to foster the development of student leadership. FTA is a national organization for high school and college students. Future Teachers of America Members: iBack rowy Barbara Hiatt, Carolyn Svarverud, Carola Har- ' ' le Ma Carter Karen Houston Janell Coomler CROW 23 Vivian L nds rison, Marie Bees y, ry , , . y , Velma Lynds, Gladys Howell, Lois Petersen, Patricia Lowery, Norita Settelmeyer, Phyllis Sleas- man. tFront rowj President Tonia Kissler, Vice President Esther Meyer, Secretary-Treasurer Joan Peck, Librarian Frances Trueax, Historian Judy Duval, Reporter Nancy Hartman, Faculty Adviser Mrs. Nancy Barrell. fNot pictured: Donna Allen.J U . 3 -. V7 J 1 55 'sl . 412 is -'is ? 19' i Tl! 3.s- UQ I -- r YZSHX -1- Fw I -.Fi I ll E!-ulfxl Key Club Members: fBack rowl Dwight Vance, Jim Woodward, Gary Baker, Jim Mooney, Paul Wolf Treasurer Bill Penhollow, Harold Pearce, Richard Dcnt. tRow 29 Tom Klingbeil, Ser geant-at-arms Jim McCormick, Ron Munkres, Sid Carter, Secretary Dan Brown, Bob Thompson George Taylor, Vice President Ted Kromer, Faculty Adviser Don Yeager. 4Front rowl Bob Powell, President Norman Davis, Bob Kaser. Gary Hill, Mickey Cordell, George Nance, Mike Albrich Mike Adams. Steve Kasserman Ka, em Selling holly ushering and parking cars at football games, and selling ap ples and Panther pennants at basketball games were some of the projects carried on by the Key Club, a service organiza tion. The club is sponsored by the In ternational Kiwanis. Ten boys attended the Key Club Con vention in Richland, Washington, March Keyettes is a service club sponsored by the local Kiwanis Proiects this year included selling blue crutches for the 'VIarch of Dimes checking coats at bas ketball games and presenting the an nual autumn tea and style show New members to the club are selected each spring on the basis of scholarship leadership, and willingness to vsork 22 and 23. Keyeite Members: CBack rowl Faculty Adviser Mrs. Helen Hurney, Sheryl Hector, Treasurer Nancy Hartman, Honora Daugherty, Gail Tyson, Marilyn Swift, Jackie Dick, Secretary Eileen Irby. CROW 23 Carol Gohrke, Janet Veatch, Carole Parkinson, Pat Warner, Linda Latta, Joan Peck. Karen Dotson, Council Representative Lorraine Bates. fFront row! President Jo Coyner, gufly Lisius. Joyce Wareing, Sini Puntila, Karen Lantz, Korleen Kraft. Kay Parkinson, Sally i lispie. g ? . , , r 1 . . 'J . Q, t ' A . f.. r- ' S-I tr , P, ' , f ' 4 .LL .f 2 2 ll- su., E 1 Q a , f ,b Da ,.,- . g 5, l , , 1 C , N 1 If 'P N, . :li is :JZ M .F ri 'FN fi' 0 dr .g Q is . ,Q 2, V. . .Y C w m ' ' M ' 93 ' L! +. Q' 3 ,sv-Q , ff-'W ' ' ,,,s 'I i 7 -- f' -. :. , - to '-' ff-A, ' ,V 5, sb K x Ll li, 1 , V 7, . e 1 ' ' .,- f as a S- .. -f 1 . ' - ' I QC ' 1 5 Q . -4 4 U . 5 ' x . V L., , I Y . , , 1 I ,-T A .kilt K1 . . I kv ' kv 5 I . A' A v 1 ' S' ' . K1- . - I . 1 K 7 Y X L V 7 - . . w . u 1 n K K , I Q, 3 P ,3- N4 x, i 2.4 1Back rowp Jim Klukkcrt. Dick Paddock. Joe Hegardt. Harold Priday, Lee Cunningham. Faculty Adviser Charles Porfily. 4Row 29 Norman Scott. Doug Simon, Dean Flory, Louis Brenchley. Russell McCall, Lynn Hamilton fFront rowl Brooks Mustard. Ray Wick. Jim Ricci. Marcel Burk. Denny Corwin. Gary Corwin Wuifmea of tBack rowl Pat Porter. Keith Cyrus. Mark Latta. Bob Wendling, Frank Zitck. Harry Phillips, fRow 29 Mike Harrington. Joe Kentner. Jesse Brenchley. Glen Duncan, Stewart Holmes. Bill Burke. Jiin Larson. fFront rowj Vic Parkhurst. .lim Deeds. Gordon Grover. Jim Baltimore, Dennis Deardorff, Ito Tatti. Faculty Adviser Dalton Clark. rNot pictured: John Moisan, George Burke. Nard Hawkins. David Craneh ' A , 'wg -jf l71'3x 'fa' L: -F - H - 'Inn 3 ll Ulla! Qujmea James Klukkert and Glen Duncan at- tended the National Convention this year in Kansas City, Missouri, from the Redmond FFA chapter. At the Leader- ship Convention held in Lakeview, Ore- gon, in November. Redmond placed sec- ond in parliamentary procedure com- petition and first in public speaking. Stewart Holmes was the public speak- er and Glen Duncan, Mike Harrington. James Klukkert, Harry Phillips, Pat Porter, and Bob Wendling were on the parliamentary team. November 21 was the date for the annual FFA Barn Dance. Troy Fowler furnished the music for the dance which was held in the gym. Sally Avrit was crowned queen. GM' Held in Redmond this year was the District Skill Contest in February. Joe Hegardt placed first in soldering. Denny Corwin placed first in Ag spelling. Red- mond placed third in team standing. Glen Duncan and Pat Porter repre- sented the Redmond chapter in the state convention in La Grande, Oregon, dur- ing spring vacation. Alternates were Denny Corwin, James Klukkert and Stewart Holmes. State Farmer Degree was received by James Klukkert. The Parent-Son Banquet was held in the spring. The FHA girls served the banquet and in return the FFA boys gave a picnic in May for FHA girls. FFA Officers: President Glen Duncan, First Semester Vice President Dean Flory, Secretary Bob Wendling, Treasurer Harry Phillips, Reporter Pat Porter. First Semester Sentinel Jim Baltimore. CNot pictured: Second Semester Vice President Jim Klukkert. Second Semester Sentinel Gary Corwin.J R , 5 ,. ,,, 1' .bf iv SG. VT-P .A P H Aa 5 4? 2, : K1 1 fBack rowl Rose Marie Wendling, Maxine Muckey, Kay Malick, Kathy Ferguson. Lynn Randall, Kay Cyrus, Glenda Mickel, Judy Lisius. Louise Eberhard, Kay Parkinson. CROW 3l Janet Light, Betty Dean, Tamara Milltr. Janet Weiie. Sally Avrit. Lawauna Morgan. Margie Trueax, Kathleen Hirsch. Claudia Gannon, Barbara Smalley, tRow 27 Patricia Lowery, Carla Lawson, Janice Hunt. Shirley Froggie, Gail Botterniller. Pat Sohm, Naomi Griffith, Norita Settelmeyer. Sally McDaniel. Barbara Snyder, Sharon Lee Telford. CFront rowi Norma Burk, Barbara Blakeley. Marilyn Brown, Louise Elliott, Carol Parkhurst, Lena Sue Duncan, Marie Simpson. Linda Morgan. Darlene Jacobs. Shirley Knowles, Dolorea Tittle. Joyce Vilhauer, Sharon E. Telford. Gladys Howell, Wulwlea-lr' offq ' iBaCk rOwJ Joan Peck, Marilyn Bozarth. Carol Tonipkiiis, Cariiieii Duilet-. Myrta McCullough. Gail Tyson, Marilyn Swift, Jackie Jo Dirk. Lou Doughty. lrt-no Rt-ulc, CROW 32 Pat Winn, Marilyn CObb3I'l. Judy Orgain. Hoiiora Daugglicrty, She-ryl lit-t-tor. Kay Hyder. Joan Hill, Mary Carter, Frances Trueax. Donna Riser QROW 23 Diana Yeoman, Georgia Elliott. Pat VN'ai'ner. Marie Beesley. Janet Lane. Sondra Hubbell. Judy Duval, Lorraine Bates, Helen Wareing. Cathie Lanthorn. CFr0rit row! Mary Keevy. Karen Geiman. Peggy Short. Carolyn Svaryerud, Diana Mason, Pat Needham, Kathy Jordan, Mary Lou Hunt. Carol Tiotgens. Pat Mt-Clure, Patsy Frakea. iNot pictured: Lynne Abel, Margaret Colenbaugzh. Marie Forster. Barbara Henske, Barbara Hiatt. Nikki McClanahan. Kay Urell. 4, 'W : 4,1114 Any girl who has taken one semester of home economics is eligible for FHA and may earn any of the three degrees offered by completing projects concern- ing improvement of school, community, home and herself. These degrees were awarded at the Mother-Daughter Tea in April: Chapter, Junior, and State. The annual tea was held in the spring to show the spring styles made by the home ec classes, and these officers were installed for 1957-58: President Patsy Frakes, Vice President Jackie Jo Dick, Secretary Lorraine Bates, Treasurer Kathleen Hirsch, Historian Pat Mc- Clure, Reporter Judy Lisius, Degree Chairman Helen Wareing, Parliamentar- ian Louise Eberhard, Recreation Chair- man Glenda Mickels. Three banquets were served this year by the FHA girls under the direction of Miss Carolyn Root: basketball, football, and FFA. The FHA girls were guests of the FFA at a spring picnic. Delegates were sent to the district convention in The Dalles and three girls and Miss Root attended the state FHA conclave March 29 and 30. Pat McClure, next year's district secretary, was a special delegate, Patsy Frakes was a candidate for state vice president of pro- jects, and Jackie Jo Dick was the voting chapter delegate. Girls bought FHA pins in March. FHA purposes are to promote a grow- ing appreciation of the joys and satis- factions of homemaking, to emphasize the importance of worthy home mem- bership, to encourage democracy in home and community life, to work for good home and family life for all, to promote international good will, to fos- ter the development of creative leaders in home and community life, to provide wholesome individual and group recrea- tion, and to further interest in home economics. Fl-IA Officers: President Joan Peck, Vice President Kay Parkinson, Treasurer Tamara Miller, Reporter Sondra Hubbell, Parliamentarian Dolores Tittle, Recreation Chairman Honora Daugh- erty, Degree Chairman Patsy Frakes, Faculty Adviser Miss Carolyn Root. CNot pictured: Secretary Ruthora Mills, Historian Carole Hancockj 'SQ fr ri- en A 1 If 'F 1 Leitermen's Club Members: tBack rowl President Earl Schult, Jerry Brown, Terry Willard, Bill Hansen, Bill Eskew, Marty Peterson. Jim Woodward. Claron Ferguson. Herb Forbes, Alvin Sho shire. tRow 35 Keith Cyrus. Tom Klingbeil, Ron Munkres, Sid Carter, Dave McCrea, Don D McCrea, Jack Moor, Bob Powell, LeRoy Dean, Faculty Adviser Harry Gobelman. QRow 29 Fac- ulty Adviser Howard Kauffman, Roy Edwards, Jerry Williams, Ambers Thornburgh, Leo Seal. ' ' A ' F lt' Adviser Joe Proulx. Vic Parkhurst, Glen Duncan, Bill Browning. Gordon Davidson, acu y fFront rowl Larry Smith. Secretary-Treasurer Tim Latta, Bill Stanton. Glen Williams, Larry Trueax, Les Miller, Gary Corwin, Ken Simon, Ken Stanton, Avery Tittle, Roy Bessey, Rod Reid. fNot pictured: Dan Brown. Keith Butterfield. Gordon Cooper. Bob Massey.J 'Glad This year the Lettermen have taken pictures of the games with the camera they purchased last year, ushered at as- 0.14.14 Girls Athletic Association is based on points earned from participating in noon-hour sport programs. To become a l 2 Q 1 1 semblies and basketball games, sold re- freshments at the games, put on after- game dances, given one assembly pro- gram, and sponsored their an n u al smoker. Any boy who has earned a letter in a major sport or as a manager is eligible without initiation. member of GAA a girl must earn 50 points. GAA initiation was held October S, in the RUHS gym, followed by a volley- ball playnight. The GAA annual girl- date-boy formal was held in March. G. A. A. Members: lBack rowl Janell Coomler, Karen Houston. Head of Sports Marilyn Swift Jackie Martin, Lynn Jordan, Gwen Tyson. Georgia Elliott. fRow 29 Kay Hyder, Donna Riser, Carola Harrison, Kathy Jordan, Ruthora Mills, Esther Meyer. tFront rowl President Karen Lantz, Secretary-Treasurer Myrta McCullough, Point Recorder Tonia Kissler, Donna Allen, Fay Shirtcliff, Sue Forbes, Patty Jameson. CNot pictured: Vice President Sharon Day, Barbara Henske, Eileen Irby. Linda Latta. Kay Shirtcliff. Faculty Adviser Marguerite Lowry. I? ,- if 'U 5'- iffy J ,- cs I ' s in! . lf' rd il' ,.- Honor Society Members: CBack rowj Gary Baker, Jim McCormick, Ted Kromer, Norm Davis, Bob Powell, Eileen Irby, Nancy Hartman, Joan Peck, Linda Latta, Sondra Hubbell, Nancy Ackley. QROW 23 Kay Parkinson, Korleen Kraft, Pat McClure, Karen Lantz. Barbara Hiatt, Nancy Ver- trees, Kathleen Hirsch, Velma Lynds, Tamara Miller, Sandra Absher. CFr0nt rowj President Avery Tittle, Vice President Janet Veatch, Secretary Jo Coyner, Treasurer Steve Kasserman, Faculty Adviser Keith Clark. CNot pictured: Donna Riser.J Members of this organization are se- lected by a faculty committee on the basis of scholarship, character, leader- ship, and service. To be eligible for con- sideration, a student must have been on the honor roll twice. In a student body assembly January 11, 1957, new members were tapped. A get-acquainted potluck dinner was held in the library February 21 for old and new members and their parents. pep Glad Girls become eligible for this club on a point system based on their attitude and participation in school activities. Gold skirts, white blouses and their sweaters are worn on Friday if the games are here. They sit in special sections at athletic contests and in general lead the student body in pep and sportsmanship in all phases of activities. 'LQ Pep Club Members: tBack rowy Eileen lrby, Janell Coomler, Karen Houston, Jackie Jo Dick, Marilyn Swift, Nancy Gambrell. Gail Tyson, Myrta McCullough, Beverly Casteel, Honora Daugherty, Gwen Tyson, Nancy Hartman, Joan Peck, Peggy Peterson. tR0w -il Donna Riser, Marilyn Cobban, Helen Wareing. Karen Dotson, Lorraine Bates, Carole Parkinson, Janet Veatch, Judee Cripe, Korleen Kraft, Petra Elster, Sondra Hubbell, Judy Duval, Penny Lieser, Nancy Ackley. iRow 3? Pam Prominski. Marie Beesley, Pat Warner, Georgia Elliott, Pat Needham, Dor- othy Gowdy, Ruthora Mills, Dorothy Vilhauer, Linda Pankey, Alberta Casteel. Patsy Frakes, Louise Eberhard. Barbara Hiatt, Glenda Mickel. CROW 27 Sinikka Puntila, Norita Settelrneyer, Margaret Roberts. Carole Hancock. Joyce Wareing, Judy Lisius, Tamara Millcr, Pat Sohm, Janet Felkins, Shirley Knowles, Sharon Telford, JoAnne Arensmeier, Sherrill Glass. Arleen Durfee. fNot pictured: Sandra Absher and Faculty Adviser Marguerite Lowryj CFront row? President Kay Parkinson, Vice President Lois Petersen, Secretary Pat Jones, Treasurer Carmen Durfee. Concession Managers Sally Gillispie. Jo Coyner. Janet Parkey, Pat McClure. B8 t 'Sf N-'U g .4..,f!-n vm vt La Rally Club Members: tBack rowl Jackie Dick, Nancy Hartman. Korleen Kraft, Pam Prom- inski, Beverly Casteel, Ann Christy, Pat Jones, Sally Gillispie, Alberta Casteel. CROW 25 Ruthora Mills, Carol Lake, Margaret Roberts, Louise Eberhard, Dora Shearman, Marianne Strixner, Judy Lisius, Tamara Miller, Sandra Absher, Jo Coyner, tFront rowb President Linda Pankey, Vice Presi- dent George Taylor. Secretary-Treasurer Pat Mc-Clure, Faculty Adviser Don Lowry. fNot pictured: Sandra Kraftl leaf., em Any person who has been on rally squad or is on rally squad at the present time is automatically a member of Rally Club. Club members meet regularly to discuss money-making plans for send- ing the rally squad to the state tourna- ment and for sending representatives to the rally squad school held in Los Angeles each summer. This year the club sold hot dogs every noon, held a pastry sale and a car wash as well as sponsoring the annual foot- ball dance and several other after-game dances. I9 Glad This is the second year RUHS has had a Photography Club, and this year they completed the construction of a dark- room in the janitor's store room. The district financed this project and the equipment installed in it. Members have practiced developing, printing and en- larging their own films this year. Membership in this club is open to anyone seriously interested in study- ing photography. Photography Club Members: CBack rowp Curtis Lantz, Council Representative Jim Moisan, Har- old Pearce, Gary Baker, Supplies Manager Paul Wolf, Les Miller. CFront row? President Ron Munkres. Vice President Tom Moore, Secretary-Treasurer George Nance. Faculty Adviser Orval Hansen. lfJ,y C5 1:1 il gs . 535 'Ill In order to belong to this organiza- tion, a student must have completed a one-year course in the business educa- tion department-typing, shorthand I or II, bookkeeping-and be enrolled in another one. General business is not ac- cepted as a regular business course. Qujuae E .Bandai 05 Hmmm Twenty-eight new members were in- itiated at a special initiation ceremony held in the library November 14. Mr. John Copenhaver, Redmond attorney, was guest speaker of the evening. For the March and April meetings. townsmen attended to talk on subjects that were worthwhile to the members. Mrs. Phyllis Toevs gave a talk on grooming, a talk on fashion was given by Mrs. Gerry Gaylord, and Mr. K, P. Madden spoke on the subject of Job Application. A delegation was sent to the state convention held on the Oregon State College campus in Corvallis April 12 and 13. A formal banquet was held in May to install officers elected to serve in the 1957-58 term. Future Business Leaders of America Members: fBack rowl Kay Hyder, Frances Trueax, Marilyn Bozarth, Joan Hill, Nancy Hartman, Sheila Skeen, Marilyn Swift, Myrta McCullough, Karen Coom- ler, Claudia Christensen. CRow 43 Sally Gillispie, Ann Christy, Nancy Ackley, Judy Duval, Janet Parkey, Sondra Hubbell, Tonia Kissler, Carola Harrison, Gwen Tyson, Lareta Barkdoll. tRow 35 Patty Jameson, Margie Trueax, Carolyn Svarverud, Carol Tietjens, Esther Meyer, Janet Veatch, Korleen Kraft, Kay Parkinson, Pat McClure, Patsy Frakes. CROW 25 Sinikka Puntila, Vivian Lynds, Shirley Knowles, Velma Lynds, Dorothy Vilhauer, Gladys Howell, Sally Avrit. Tamara Miller, Margaret Roberts, Kathleen Hirsch. QFront rowl President Lois Petersen, Vice President Barbara Henske, Secretary Joyce Wareing, Treasurer Joan Peck, Reporter Rena Har- rison, Faculty Adviser Mrs. Virginia Vance. fNot pictured: Bethene Callison, Janet Felkin, Dar- lene Jacobs. Patsy Winn.l X 'a -J sp F1 I tBack rowl Tom Klingbeil, Irene Reigle, Eileen Irby, Lynne Hebert, Kay Nevenzel, Myrta Mc- Cullough, Nancy Gambrell. Sharyn Modrell. Mary Carter, Ed Elliott. tRow 53 Dot Speights, Cathie Lanthorn, Petra Elster, Kay Hyder, David McMullen, Lareta Barkdoll, Nancy Hartman, Joyce McCauley, Penny Lieser. Nancy Ackley, George Taylor. CROW 49 Sandi Miller. Pat Frakes, Marie Beesley, Carole Harrison. Beth CaLlison, Judeen O'Malley. Janet Veatch, Carol Gohrke, Bill Browning, Zelbert Booth, Esther Meyer, LeeRoy Rice. CRow 39 Leanna Barkdoll. Dianne Haynes, Lois Frogge, Carolyn Svarverud, Barbara Hiatt, Doug Simon, Dean Flory, Barbara Snyder, Sherrill Glass. Sue Swearingen. Pam Prorninski. CROW 25 Marj Marsden. Linda Irby. Gail Bottemiller, Patricia Lowery, Norita Settelmeyer, Judy Cook, June Ledbetter, Marilyn Feller, Lois Petersen, Marie Forster, Margaret Livesley. tFront row? Joyce McArthur, Gwen Wood- bury, Jo Coyner, Ruby Tatti, Caroline Miller, Greta Farlow, Arleen Durfee, Ella Mae Winegar. Janet Lengele, Sue Tackitt, Director Mrs. Vona Miller. tNot pictured: Shirley Breadon, Denny Corwin, Judy Cripe, Gordon Davidson, Mary Grover, Pete Hutchinson. Linda Latta. Dick Resare. Ghana Chorus members' main performances include the Christmas program in De- cember, the Central Oregon Music Fes- tival in March, the Central Oregon Solo and Ensemble Contest in April and the annual spring concert in May. Marlin Simmons. Linda Smith. Dana Warner. Fred Ziemkel Officers pictured at left are President Jo Coyner, Vice President Carol Gohrke. S8Cl'9t2ll'j'-Tl'k321SUl'6I' I.eaiina Barkdoll, Reporter Arleen Durfee, Librarian Mar- ilyn lfeller, Iiibrarian Sandi Miller, Stu- dent Vouiicil Representative Penny Liesci' and Director Mrs. Vona Miller. Seifieiiel A1105 Irby' and Gohfkc- Trio: First Soprano Igern-i'. Sic- Quartet: Tenors Resale and El SGCOTICI SUDYHYHOS C0yr1'21'f1Hd Fel' ond Soprano Marsden. Alto Dur- liott. Baritones Ziemke and Sim ler, First Sopranos Feller and fee. mom Carter, - t - . A An .J 6 ' ' v GA: OO L J, ...- I 4' V sh ll 3 ull '7eam HVHS' drill team girls are selected by Director Mrs, Marguerite Lowry on appearance. neatness, posture, rhythm. grades, and marching ability to perform at halttimes at home football and bas- ketball games. Senior girls who received tlrill pins for being in drill for two consecutive years were Judy Duval, Nancy Hart- man, Sondra Hubbell, Shirley Knowles. Penny Lieser. Linda Pankey, Kay Par- kinson. Jan Parkey, Peggy Petersen, Dfflwfllb' Vilhauer. Joyce Wareing. and Leona Whitehead. Seniors receiving tirst-year letters were Flauclia Chris, tCIlSCll. Karen Coomler, Jo Coyner, Sally liillispie. anrl Mavis Seely. Maliorettes are pictured in their new uniforms on the division page at the beginning ol' this section. Drill Team Members: 1Back rowl Lorraine Bates. Helen Wareing, Peggy Peterson, Gail Tyson. Nancy Gambrell. Penny Lieser, Martha Dahl. Janet Parkey. lRow 31 Claudia Gannon. Dianne Haynes. Sondra Hubbell. Sally Gillispie, Carole Parkinson. Judy Duval. I-'at Warner. Donna Grubb. tRow 2J Glenda Miekel. Judy Lisius. Dorothy Vilhauer. Ruthora Mills. Mavis Seely, Joyce Wareing. Louise Eberhard. Linda Pankey. tFront rowl Arlene Durfee. Carole Hancock. Betty Whitehead. Sherill Glass. Jo Coyner, Shirley Knowles. Leona Whitehead. Dolores Tittle. tNot pictured: Patsy Winng substitutes: Claudia Christensen, Karen Coomler. Betty Dean. Ruby Duval. Bonnie Faubion. Sue Forbes. Kathy Jordan, Sandi Miller. Carol Newbyw ll. . -F i F 5 ' 1 Q , . ' 4 Lt I A A J r - 3 be - ff s va e It '19 I l A . L' Li lei gf 'K ' L 1 A , I gg-if S' y 1 f ,. Q 4 l 3 . 5 ,C V if Q . - - , Y I 1 A , :B . ,, may 4 ,L X Mio 1, 11 .A J A rw 5 :I , ,A W f , 4 K , 5' ,. , Q I lt P A 'o I J NT ff ef 687 W r k ' I K L' Q X if , -Us ' a l if V gf W 2 il' , Q ,. V, CQ ' ' ' 'Q 4 ' it A ' 13 f :c.54 1 M E A f i - Q J., ' , fjq - -ag., A . 1 g ' . .s 13' r .Lf , . A 4 . ,, , 1 1 ti. Mrs. Della Bell, Journalism teacher: Judy ' Lisius and Pat McClure, co-editors of the annual: .lo Coyner, newspaper editor. .Journalism is a one-year elective course in the English department. The Q journalism class puts out the school pa- per, Panther Scratches, monthlvl and the yearbook. The Juniper. at the end ot' the year. Dan Brown and Sid Carter edited the basketball hoop hints. Judy Lisius and Pat McClure were co-editors of the 1956-57 Juniper. Al- berta Casteel, Ann Christy, Pat Jones, and Myrta McCullough sold advertise- ments. Members of the class assembled and wrote various pages oi' the annual. -lo Coyner, editor of I' a nt h e r Scratches, made the assignments and dummied up the paper. Journalism stu- dents gathered the news, and wrote the - stories and headlines. aufuzafoim 81044 Freedom of the press, headline writ- ing, story writing and the press in gen- ' eral were some of the subjects studie-'l pam! this year by the journalism class. Mrs. Della Bell was the journalism teacher and adviser to student publica- rqanaal, Zope Rack ,ions- Journahsm Class Members: CBack rowb Dan Brown, Pam Prominski, Sheila Skeen, Sid Carter, Bill Penhollow, Dick Resare, Jerry Starr, Myrta McCullough, Judy Ogilvie, Sally Gillispie, Joan Hill. lRow 23 Kelih Bum?-Yfleld, Peggy Peterson, Alberta Casteel, Bill Clemence, Denny Dahl, Dave McCrea, David McMullen, Kay Nevenzel, Kay Hyder, Lois Frogge, Pat Jones. CFront rowl Ann Christy, Arlene Hanson, Sharon Day, Louise Eberhard, Judy Lisius, Korleen Kraft. Pat McClure, Sandra Absher, Sinikka Puntila, Sharon Nichols, Leona Whitehead, Betty Whitehead. lNot pic- tured: Arleen Durfee, Greta Farlow.J I f'..... l . 4 -W! P' fx ml' r S ,XS Ag , . 1, xi, Q 1 1 9 QF ' v 'V 1 lv :HU I-4l'.v- f'P. K ' TMI if. -1 1-- ,,,, ,. I7 vw C? 254 .,1v -X11 COITlDQtltlXt, sports t R dmond bmon Hxgh School 'ue conducted under the Ju11sd1ct1on of the O1 gon Schools ACtlXlt19Q3 Assoclatlon By OSAA ruhng Redmond was clfzsslfxed as an A 1 school fo1 sports com pet1t1onth1s vear 'lhe Plfltllhls took three dlstrxct champlonshlps m sports m 19:16 '37 In football the P mthers xlthou h a member of d1StllCt 8 A 1 chose to play an lIldt.pGI dent schedule u d not to compete for any league dxs t11Ct or state tltle lhls xc tr nas Redmond s flrst under thlS mdepend ent status md the Panthers won tour lost four and tled one Redmond competed thx yen mth Bend and Pl1Il8V1ll9 lll basketball mth these schools vlon this tltle and replesented thls alea at the state A 1 tournament 111 Eugene Wrestlmg IS the only spolt not dlxlded 1nto classes fox state competl t1on as the otlle1s are Thxs yefu s matmen won then th1rd stralght d1S trlct 8 title at the d1st11ct tournunent held here 111 Feb1 uary and sent several men to state compctxtlon Track and baseball reported 111 thls sectlon are for the 1906 sprlng seasons as th1 book goes to press March 15 Redmond s 19oo track team took the state A 2 champ1onsh1p after hax mg won the d1str1ct and CO conference tltles In 1956 Redmond fmlshed second m dlstrlct 8 A Z baseball Plctured at the ught on the south steps of the Redmond gym are the members o the coachmg staff Joe Proulx head footb xll coach and a S1 tant wrestlmg coach ln hls flrst year at Redmond Georg Mlller fleshman basketball coach second year Harry Gobelman athletlc dlrecto head coach for xxrestlmg and track mnth yeal Bucl Kauffman h ad basketball ard baseball co eh and a slstant football coach f1rst year Don Ye ger freshman football coach fnst year and Don Campbell assxstant coach m football, basketball and track fourth year w . vv v , y. . -1 u l fun u ' ' ' 1 f 2 2 .', z ' X ' '. . - , .' 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A ., , U 5 U S , , ' ' . , CBack rowj Don McCrea Dave McCrea Bob Norton Terry Willard B111 Hansen Jack Moor Cap tain Earl Schult LeRoy Dean Marty Peterson Jerry Brown Tom Kllngbeil QRow 37 Assistant oach Don Campbell Assistant Coach Howard Kauffman B111 Peden B111 Forbes Bob Kuehl Tom Alley Frank Zltek Ronald Munkres Ed Rova Jack Bozarth Deryl Ferguson Don Jus tice CRow 27 Manager Bob Thompson Larry Smith Rod Reid Leo Seal Danny Smith Glen Duncan Pat Mitchell Van Zxtek Alvan Shopshire Ted Vilhauer Mike Harrington Jim Wood ward CFront rowJ Coach Joe Proulx Bob Massey James Baltimore Keith Butterfield Jerry Williams Joe Freedman Ambers Thornbergh B111 Stanton Jim King Dave Kleen Avery Tlttle Squad Wm 5, fun 4 Central Oregon League Standings v Redmond Prineville Bend Madras Award Winners Earl Schult-Weigand trophy as most valuable player, named fullback on Central Oregon All Stars team cap- tain this year. Keith Butterfield-Outstanding line- man, named Stars. on Central Oregon All Rod Reid-Outstanding back, named on Central Oregon All Stars, named next year's captain. Season Record Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond Redmond 13 24 7 13 14 14 27 32 7 Hermiston Prineville Pendleton Crater Springfield Madras Lakeview Bend Madras 12 0 26 13 21 0 41 21 13 151 127 4 Redmond 13-Hermision 12-Here Hermiston drew first blood by making the first and second touchdowns. In the fourth quarter Rod Reid's running set up Earl Schult, who battered his way into the end zone. The cats again tried Earl forthe con- version, but Hermiston was waiting and stopped the horse from scoring. With two minutes left in the game, Dave McCrea faked and threw a pass to Bill Hansen who palmed the leather on the three and went over. Schult's kick for the extra point was good. Redmond 24-Prineville 0-There Rod Reid and Larry Smith led scoring for the Panthers. Earl Schult triggered the first TD. Larry Smith then shook loose over the left side and bulled his way into the end zone. He did the same thing again for his second score. Bill Hansen intercepted a pass on the 24 and raced for the final touchdown. Redmond 13-Crater 13-There Dave McCrea passed to Left Half Rod Reid, who cut sharply down field and was over. Schu1t's kick was to the left of the upright. Crater then scored to tie up the ball game. Crater scored again to make it 13-6. With two minutes left to go, Rod Reid scored again, and Earl Schult's try for the extra point was good. Redmond 7-Pendleton 26-There Pendleton's Buckaroos exploded their vaunted offense in a brilliant third quarter rally to come from behind and chalk up 26 points to win over Redmond. The Panthers' only score was from Larry Smith, who drove over his guard for a TD. Schult's kick was between the uprights. Redmond 14-Springfield 21--Here A pass from Dave McCrea to Al Shopshire and another to Rod Reid brought the score to 12-0 in favor of the Panthers. Both Schult's tries for extra points were good, bringing the score at halftime to 14-0. The Panthers were scoreless in the second half. Redmond 14-Madras 0-Here Rod Reid, Proulx's fiery little scatback, capped a third-quarter touchdown thrust with a nine-yard scamper and a few minutes later fielded Dave McCrea's pass and hauled it over for the final score. Earl Schult gilded each score with a perfect PAT kick. Redmond 27-Lakeview 41-There In the second quarter Rod Reid scored on a 44-yard run for a score of 6-14. The second half accounted for three TD's, one by Reid, another by Schult, and one on a pass from McCrea to Shopshire. Schult's three attempts at conversions were good. Redmond 32-Bend 21-Here Rod Reid, halfback, accounted for three Redmond scores. Dave McCrea added another touchdown on an 8-yard romp and teamed with Bill Hansen on a 43-yard pass play for the fifth tally. Two PATs were made. Redmond 7-Madras 13-There w With only a few minutes left in the grid- iron game, quarterback Dave McCrea sneaked over for the touchdown and the extra point was made on a pass from McCrea to Bill Hansen. lu- 1 1 Sr 'W f 40111 S1 I xr letter11'1d11 Qi i 5 11 S1 P Shopshirc. J1. E 1 IL 4111 4 Xl 111111111 rx -V11 L crm' Jw., X S 1111 51 B L I 1 511:11 Q W'11f1d'wz11'd, SIX. C 'W 4 1 E ' ' U' II 111 1-vr le1tte1'111ar1 , ff' 'gf' , ' 1- 57 .3 -'I' 1 ' GI, fb tw Y' E ' ig. 7 i I-'RESHMAN FOOTBALL PLAYERS: CBack rowl Steve Hurney, LT: Denny Charlton, LT: Eddie Sutherland, LE: Roger Kurtz, LE: Clarence Seal, RH: Dave Ogilvie, LE: Kenny Davidson, LG: Gerald Alley, RE. CRow twob Bob Long, RT: Ron Gurnsey, RH: Richard Paddock, C: Ned Schroeder, LG: Jake Higginbotham, QB: Ted Schroeder, RG: Alton Mitchell, LH: Jim Deeds, LG: Coach Don Yeager. fFirst rowb Leslie AuCoin, G: Bill Vadnais, QB: Justin King, FB: Joe Carpenter, LG: Gary Kissler, RG: Harold Priday, E: Dennis Simmonson, Manager: Russ Mc-Call, B: James Cathro, FB. JV Football Freshman Football 3 Wins, 2 Losses 1 Win, 1 Loss. 1 Tie Redmond 19 Bend 14 Redmond 6 Bend 6 6 Madras 14 19 Madras 0 14 Bend 13 0 Prineville 19 0 Madras 19, ' - 12 Prineville 6 25 25 5 E 1 Keith Butterfield Avery Tlttle Jerry Starr Dan Brown Don McCrea B111 Eskew Jerry Brown Gordon Cooper Earl Schult Claron Ferguson Tom Alley Sid Carter Dave McCrea Van Zitek fKH89l1Dg Assistant Coach Don Campbell Head Coach Howard Kauffman Manager Jim Mooney J 19573 7eam Wan eenbzal Unequal 0f2aJbucl814i QooilaSl'a2'e14l7 Varsity Wins 11, Loses 10 .Redmond's Panthers were the chami Redmond 36 42 59 43 61 53 44 65 63 45 51 60 55 19 45 48' 61' 38 33 63 63 1047 Mac Hi Pendleton David Douglas Milwaukie Springfield Bend Bend Prineville Prineville Madras Madras Tillamook Tillamook Bend Bend Prineville Prineville Madras Madras St. Francis St. Francis 4 Denotes League Games 55 57 41 50 69 50' 38' 59 51'i 72 80 57 31 18' 30 53' 69' 53 47 59 53 1090 plons of the Central Oregon division of District 8 A-1 this year, making their third consecutive trip to the state tournament. Redmond's league record this year was 6 wins and 2 losses. They defeated Prineville twice and Bend four times. In the second series with Bend one of the lowest scoring games of Panther history was recorded as they defeated the Lava Bears by a score of 19-18. Redmond's Panthers attended the state basketball tournament in Eugene, Oregon, March 13 and 14 where they drew Central Catholic to play for their first game. Redmond lost 59 to 28. Going into the consolation bracket Redmond lost to 1VlcMinnville by a score of 73 to 42. Individual Scoring Schult Eskew Brown J. Cooper Tittle Brown D, McCrea Dave McCrea Don Butterfield Ferguson Totals Pts. 149 110 145 245 171 30 111 44 16 6 1047 f A 1, f ff jill, fglllf , ,-.Qmsigfl '62 sllllrfi gl Azz! I -5:1 3 X Nfv,-,xr 'N A 11 Wm 4 rid WF Dan Brown, Sr. F. lst-year letterman Bill Eskew, Sr. G. 3rd-year letterman Earl Schult, Sr. F. 3rd-year letterrnan Q-Q v-H Wigan-. L - 'N . ' 'L . w 0 ,. - . Jerry Brown, Jr. F. 2nd-year letterman ll?-., 7? 4 . aig w , 1? Claron Ferguson, Jr. C. lst-year letterman Jerry Starr, Jr. G. lsbyear letterman il ..w.. ' 'X' . Keith Butterfield. Jr. G. lst-year letterman Dave McCrea, Sr. G. 3rd-year letterman Avery Tittle, Sr. G. 3rd-year letterman Gordon Cooper, Sr. 2nd-year letterman Don McCrea, Soph lst-year letterman Van Zitek, Soph F. lst-year letterman C. F. ill if JV Basketball Team: tBack rowl Tom Alley, Ed Charleswort-h, Claron Ferguson. Don MQC,rea Bob Kuehl, Carl Taylor. CFront rowl Manager Bill Peden, Sid Carter., Van Zitek. Joe Freedman Jerry Starr. Ron Munkres. Coach Don Campbell, fNot pictured: Ted V1lhauer.l .IV's Win 10, Lose 10 Frosh Win 5, Redmond JV's Madras Prineville Prineville Madras Bend Bend Bend Bend Prineville Prineville Madras Madras Bend Bend Prineville Prineville Madras Madras Bend Bend Redmond Frosh Lose 13 John Tuck 24 Prineville 42 Prineville 42 LaPine 64 Bend 40 Madras 44 Bend 62 Madras 34 Bend 40 Prineville 46 LaPine 39 John Tuck 23 Madras 38 Bend 39 Prineville 48 Bend 35 Madras 26 FFA 35 721 Freshman Basketball Squad: 1Back row! Gerald Alley. Ed Sutherland. Roger Kurtz Dennx Charlton. Steve Hurney. Dick Huff. Ed Corwin. Jim Deeds. lFront row! Coach George 'VI1llei Tom Freedman. Justin King. Ron Gurnsey. Jim Brown. Bill Vadnais. Jake Higginbotham Man ager Bob Long. ' ' 1 i 1 1956 TRACK SQUAD: fBack rowl Spike Durfee, Gene Ferguson, Bill Hansen, Lee Stewart, Jerry Brown, Marty Peterson, Bob Kuehl, Joel Beimler, Earl Schult. tR0w 3D Lyle Seal, Darrell Mal- lery, Marquis Gwartney, Gary Robin, Darrell Woolhiser, Don McClure, Don McCrea, Herb Forbes, Gordon Davidson, Dot Speights. tRow 23 Manager Tim Latta, Jerry Starr, LeRoy Dean, Sid Carter, Rod Reid, Marvin Gage, Kenny Neal, Eric Sandwick, Dan Brown. CFront rowl Coach Harry Gobelman, Fred Sproule, Deryl Ferguson, Larry Smith, Leo Seal, Glen Duncan, Fred Him, Jim Klukkert, Floyd Bessey, Manager Bob Powell, Coach Don Campbell. 1956 '7wfJl Squad 6-'ml an Side A-.2 Meet, Wm 74ml C' ' tbuwcl 8,4-.2 '7z1f!e State Meet Coach Harry Gobelman's track squad took first in the A-2 state track tournament, held in Corvallis in May, 1956, with a total ot 67 3!7 points. Second place runners were Ontario and Douglas who each had 34 points. Dot Speights took first in the 220 with 22.5 and second in the 100-yd. dash. Earl Schult grabbed first in the shot put with 53' 7 and second in the discus. Sid Carter threw the javelin 164' 4172 to take second place and Riedmond's relay team made up of Joel Beimler, Dot Speights, Don McClure and Gary Robin took first with the time of 1 minute, 33.6 seconds. Lettermen Named Seniors on the 1956 track team who re- ceived letters from Coach Harry Gobelman were Floyd Bessey, Steve Carter, Joel Beim- ler, Don McClure, Darrell Mallery, Gary Robin, Eric Sandwick, Lyle Seal, Lee Stew- art and Darrell Woolhiser. Juniors were Dan Brown, Bill Hansen, Earl Schult and Dot Speights, Jerry Brovsm, Sid Carter, Rod Reid and Leo Seal were sophomores receiv- ing letters. District Meet Winning the district 8 A-2 track meet for the third consecutive year, Redmond came through with 185 points. They were followed by Prineville with 89, Madras 73, Lakeview 67, and Burns 14. Boys placing first were Dot Speights in the 100-yd. dash in 10.0 and the 220 in 22.5 seconds. Earl Schult won the discus with a throw of 147' 3 and tossed the shot put 53' HQ . Lyle Seal won the 880 in 2 min. 11 sec. Don McClure was first in the low hurdles with 21.2 seconds. .loel Beimler won the high hurdles with altime of 16 seconds flat and tied with Prine- V1l19'S Jones in the high jump. Sid Carter's winning javelin throw was 165' 101yQ . Panth- ers relay team grabbed the 880 relay in 1 minute 37.2 seconds. .5 if' 1 f Q, tv H-'Yi Wlllamette Relays Willamette Relays, March 31, at Salem was Redmond's first track event of the 1956 season. No team points were kept. Don McClure and Dot Speights bothlwon their heats in the 100-yd. dash, and Speights was second in the finals. Earl Schult was second in the senior division of the shot put. Sid Carter won the javelin event and had the best throw in the whole meet. Bill Han- sen and Jerry Brown were second as novices in the high jump. Hayward Relays Redmond's cindermen placed second at the Hayward relays April 14, 1956, with 51 points topped only by Cottage Grove's 63 points. Earl Schult placed first in the discus and Don McClure, Rod Reid and Darrell Wool- hiser won the broad jump relays. C. 0. Conference Meet Redmond won the Central Oregon Confer- ence meet May 5, 1956. at Bend. The cats marked up 84142 points. Bend was second with 4214: Lakeview got 301 Madras, 24: Prineville, 20, and Burns, 9. New records were set by Earl Schult in the shot put with 53' 8V2 , breaking the old mark of 48 feet, and throwing the discus 149' 111'i , bettering the old mark by 7 ft. 11112 inches. Sid Carter tossed the javelin 167' 8 , breaking the old toss by 5' 4 . Joel Beimler, Don McClure, Gary Robin and Dot Speights made a record time of 1 min. 36.1 sec. in the 880-yd. relay, smashing the pre- vious time of 1 min. 37.6 sec. -Other firsts were copped by Darrell Wool- hiser in the broad jump, Joel Beimler in the high hurdles, Lyle Seal in the 880-yd. dash and Speights in the 220-vd. and 100-yd. dashes.-Beimler tied for first in the high Jump with Steinhauser from Bend, April 17-Redmond 98 April 20-Redmond 94 April 24-Redmond 88 April 27-Redmond 91 May 1 -Redmond 852!a May 5 -CO League Meet 1956 Track Madras 23 Bend 28 Prineville 34 Madras 24 Prinevil le 34 Bend 36 Va Redmond 841!2 Bend 44 lb Lakeview 29 Madras 23 12 Prineville 19 Burns 13 1957 Track Schedule March 30-Willamette Relays at Salem. April 2-JV meet with Sisters and Culver, April 6 -Central Oregon relays at Bend. April 13- April 16- April 19 April 23 April 26 here. Hayward Relays at Eugene. Triangular meet with Madras and Burns, here, Bend, there. -Prineville, here. Triangular meet with Prineville and Madras, here. April 30-Triangular meet with Bend and Prineville, there. May 1-JV meet with Sisters and Culver. here. May 4-Conference meet Q6 CO teamsl at Bend. May 10 and 11-District 8 meet at Corvallis. May 14-Freshman and sophomore district meet at Bend. lFour schools: Bend, Redmond, Prineville, Madras.J May 17 and 18- State meet at Corvallis. ': ' Panthers again swept over all opponents in the district wrestling meet here Feb. 15 and 16 bv qualifying 16 men for the state tournament and gathering 191 points for the championship. Prineville was Redmondls closest contend- er with T3 points. Vale was third with 51. Bend fourth with 50 and Burns fifth with 3. Results of the district meet are: 98 pounds: Corwin CRD, Bessey CRD, Ray CPD: 106 pounds. K. Stanton CRD. Latta CRD. Williams CVD. Bailey CPD: 115 pounds. Wil- liams CRD. Burhoop CRD. Halsey CPD, Smith CVD1123 pounds: Duncan RD. Mitchell CPD. Thornburgh CRD. Mc-Une CBendD: 130 pounds: B. Stanton CRD, Gibson CRD. Norton CBendD. Ferguson CPD: 136 pounds: Bellowe CVD. Seal CRD, Edwards CRD. Johnson CBendD: 141 pounds: Lehman CBendD. Davidson CRD. Har- roel CVD. Carlson CP1. CBack rowl Bill Stanton, Leo Seal. Gordon Davidson, A . 1-18 pounds: Dean CRD. lVl1ze CPD. J. Wil- liams CRD. Allen CVD: 156 pounds: Rogerson CBendD. Falk CVD. Paxton CBendD. Golf CVD: 168 pounds: Crawford CPD. Cardwell CPD. But- ler CVD: 178 pounds: Firkus CBendD Bekke- dahl CPD. Uphoff CVD. Guthridge CBurnsD: 191 pounds: Willard CRD, Gage CRD, Decourcey CPD: heavvweightsi Cade CRD: Paddock CRD. Boyer CPD. Panther wrestlers' hopes for bringing, hoine the state championship were shattered early in the tournament. Gordon Davidson was the only member of Rednionds squad to get past the second round. He battled his wav into the semi-finals where he dropped a -1-2 decision. Ken Stanton. LeRoy Dean. Leo Seal and Gary Corwin all lost to wrestlers who went on to claim the state crown in their weight division. The Panthers lost three times on referee decisions in matches that went into overtime. LeRoy Dean. Marvin Gage. 'Il-rev Willard Dick Paddock. CFront rowD Gary Corwin. Roy Bessey. Kenny Stanton, Tim Latta. Glen XVilliams. Bobby Burhoop. Glen Duncan. Scotty Gibson. Cxot pictured: Al Cadet V. S 1 1 , I I Y ag, 4 af fo.,- 1 S ' ' T.- V lf, 4 VJ I .f ..-Who ,.,- ,,.A la, Q J A D ' ff pe! 'fn' 'WH I it r 4 1 2 v . 1 .3 it t . IQ 11' ,--, , I , -- ,,,' Q ,. W - if -1, ., W- :A .1 t In . i 'ld Y. 1- N 1 i - b ' I 1 , 1 1 a 1 'E if .. ' t . . , 1 ' 1 ' lc., we if ,' .1 :ef -:- 1 :ff 1 ff, 'Q il ' , . E' .wr . kv: E A-1 wi .L ,I ' ,, ,W t f, 4' f 1 1 , E I - A 1 i U 6 -2 1 . V , an ! . . V A , li Lb- 'A . A 4.151 ii I is M' 4- 5 I 5 Al Al, 1 A fl f ., A 1 1 1 The 1957 Wrestling Squad: CBack row! Gary Hill, LeRoy Dean, Gordon Davidson, Kenny Davidson, Clarence Seal, Marvin Gage, Keith Cyrus, Danny Hcierman. Terry Willard. fR0w 43 Roy Edwards, Tim Latta, Dan Smith, Tom Meyers, Larry Wilson, Bill Stanton, Mike Harrington, Vic Park- hurst, Lloyd Rice, Bob Eskew. CROW 35 Tony Clemence, Frank Ford, Ted Schroeder. Bob Burhoop. Glen Duncan, Glen Williams, John Moisan, Dick Paddock, Jerry Williams, Leo Seal. fRow 23 Manager Bob Powell, James Urell, Marcel Burk, James Caffro, Steve Kasserman, Tony Dorsch. Ken Stanton, Jim Alley, Norm Scott, Assistant Manager Les Miller, Coach Harry Gobelman. CFront row? Gary Corwin, Scotty Gibson, Gary Timmerman. Denny Corwin, Ken Simons. Jim Ricci, Roy Bessey, Foster Glass, Ambers Thornburgh, Assistant Coach Joe Proulx. fNot pictured: Alvin Cade, Bill Burke, Jerry Campbellj '7aAe'7!uw ww ilk Varsity Wins 8, Loses 0 JV's Wm 9, Lose 0 Frosh Wm 4, Lose 0 Redmond Parkrose 15 Redmond 34 Parkrose 21 Redmond 72 Prineville 21 Prineville 14 TT Hillsborg 17 48 Prineville 19 Prineville 18 42 Prineville 11 60 Bend 23 Burns 0 33 Prineville 14 56 Bend 33 BUIDS 0 94 Bums 0 Bend 9 47 Burns 0 Bend Q 40 Bend 13 Vale 6 49 Bend 5 33 Vale ll 3rd in Hillsboro tournament. 1956 B 1956 Baseball Team Wins 3. Losses 6 2 Sisters 1 0 Madras 7 3 Bend 8 1 Madras 0 2 Prineville 5 5 Prineville 3 1 Prineville 6 3 Prineville 5 1 Prineville 6 E I C. 0. League Standings W L Prineville 3 1 Redmond 1 3 Junior Varsity Record o wins. 3 Losses Redmond 7 Bend 9 Redmond 5 Bend 14 Redmond 6 Prineville 7 18 Q Batting Averages Williams Peterson Tittle Butterfield Ferguson Cooper Massey Klingbeil Grover Eskew Beesley Alley Gates 1957 Baseball Schedule April 9-Sisters there April 13-Prmeville here' April 16-Bend there' April 20--Bend here' April 23-Prineville there April 27-Sisters here April 30-Madras here May 4- May 7-Bend there' May 11-Madras there May 14-Prineville there May 18-Bend here' 3District competltlon games THE 1956 BASEBALL TEAM: fBack rowl Ralph Beesley Claron Ferguson B111 Eskew Tom Alley Gordon Cooper, John Grover, Ray Gates, Joe Peterson iF'ront rowl Manager B111 Browning Tom Klin beil Ed Elliott Aver Tittle, Keith Butterfield Jerry Williams Bob Massey Manager Larry S v y Y Trueax. Coach Marvin Scott. gi-,J M01 QM? J mmf fvmlllllg A 5.25, M1041 Q 1 Volleyball All-Stars: tBack rowi Marilyn Swift, Karen Houston, Myrta McCullough, Linda Latta. tFront row? Karen Lantz, Tonia Kissler, Sharon Day. tNot pictured: Kay Hyder. Judy Day,J I Faculty 'Adviser Mrs. Marguerite Lowry: GAA Heads of Sports: Georgia Elliott, track: Myrta McCullough, tumbling: Tonia Kissler, softball, Marilyn Swift, basketball and head of all sports. tNot pictured: Patty Jameson, badminton! f -Zan ua.-S' Qnnnus 7 ' ,mu Basketball All-Stars: tBack rowj Marilyn Swift, Karen Houston, Lynn Jordan, Karen Lantz, Tonia Kissler. tFront rowl Georgia Elliott, Kay Shirtcliff, Fay Shirtcliff. Sharon Day, fNot pictured: Judy Day.l I t V 1 AT. . I ci' 4 -23 inf Q! ' . . '5- U xx . v i 4 1 l Tumbling All-Stars: CBack row? Karen Lantz, Myrta McCullough, Fay Shirtcliff, Kay Shirtcliff. CFront rowm Georgia Elliott, Gail Tyson, Petra Elster. 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Old City Freiburg a if We beheve that lf th1s nat1on IS to remaln free 1t1S the responslbll 1ty of every newspaper to report the truth unbxased and un abmdged, to lnform the pubhc of the attrlbutes of goods and servlces and to support worthwhlle act1v1t1es 1n th1s commun1ty and m the natlon Only 1n th1s way can Redmond grow mentally and morally as well as phys1cally Only U1 th1s Way can The Spokesman truly serve its readers. The Redmond Spokesman Published Twice Weekly - Monday and Thursday 4 I lg .v ST. 4' u u . , ' x . r ' g i , The in the f I .fi K , - , . to look d Jo ed th north? Hope the cancer society sg He called for mark the eta rested Standard 011 Products Counhy Fresh Dany Products Quality Best KILGIIBE S DAIRY COMPANY 1 1 5 The Steak Center Central Oregon Mos! C plete Assort nt of SEA FOOD M d P Redmond s HAM d BACON Restaurant Pierce 8: Randall I6 I Insurance All Types of Insurance Prompt Cla1mS Serv1ce 443 S Slxth one Redmond Congratulatzons To the Class of 1957 FLIIBAL 8: GIFTS 'qvfi' The Beauty N if X ff RX? Our Busmess 'W We Flowers XM? -k Arrangements if Weddlng Work f Funeral Work TELEGRAPH DELIVERY SERVICE Phone LI 8 3234 ALL nouns 1332 W Hlghland Redmond . Q ff' ' 'A an om Z Y me 3 gi f B B 3 F Home- a e ies 1 ' - of no Home-Cured I Favorite an 3 r I l I V i l 1 J F . 'x S -' v 4 , QM' -7 If ' of ' 5 . .N 1- A xxx' ll A . U .u f 5, 'Y sl , V Q Is 7 11 'f ' Dir 7 r . 7, . 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Y Q it n 1' t 1 , l , l K6 99 - 1 If as 66 99 , If 9 99 66 7 99 ' 1 . . l . . it -,,..-4v r-bd-bd mb- TUHI Tum mg N X -E1 l 1 ff Absher's Tom Tom and Char Brorler Redmond's fOWnJ A J R A D I 0 Statlon Salutes the Redmond lllgh Panthers Adurge yuandyu amlyt up tth erhat oadat All 'Vlajor RUHS Athletlc Contests For The Past Fne Years OI better llstenln , a w 35 tay tuned ALL DAY EVERY , DAY to 1- KJUN N A ABC Network 3 1240 kc on Your Dial aae Redmond Branch of the UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK of Portland AN OREGON BANK SERVING OREGON MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I I PREMIER BOWLING Free Instructions Fun for All REDMOND MACHINE WORKS MACHINISTS -4, WELDERS -pf BOILER MAKERS Thlrd and Deschutes RFDMOND Congratulations To The Class of '57 Before You Buy Shop Ben Franklin Store R B Coyner Owner Redmond 3 'Tops in Shops o REDMOND B Congratulations 411 uvsm Fm BIIHEU Goods Pqnderqsa Mouldmgs Sk Home Made Bread Inc il? Ples if? Cakes 4? Pastries Redmond Phone LI 8 3529 Redmond General Insurance Real Estate Bulldmg Loans The SIIIVELY AGENCY 525 Sixth Street ,S Phone 51 aoa s slxm Phone LI 8 2223 Oldsmobile Cars Redmond GMC Trucks g n I ' I ' I U l , . ' ,, ff 'b .., -X L4 l It-mu-,,1, x X, 4' - - l o Q Q If 1 xx a 'R9'Vf 41 Q41 'M 4 my 'A' 4 iw? -X Pacific Power 8: Light Company Redmond Oregon Don Illnman SHELL SUPER SERVICE S 5th and W Forest s. 2 Products 3 Service Q31 Q SWE, GOODSEAR 'I' RES TIFCS Batteries T T ' V .. I I Au I' 1 V ,- 5 f t ' ' E ,, MZ. x ' I 'E ' x gp A H M for QT! ' E u' 2 E E , 'f , S A Rx ,' x 3 'Will Q , -, ,, - E. 1 - , : 1 x K. , r ,, 2 5- .2 '-- 1 Y' , , Vx ', ., E 9 N' f' E ' f' Y' E -4 3 S I 1 - I so ' S ' A 1 f V 'X I A ' 's ,L Y . W N . E I I I E , E . 1 Y Q Av! . . - V, .L J 1 AL' 1 T , ' : 1 E 2 1 1 ,, . I ? 1- .z EQ N 0 W PHONE ' 222 A . ME V j,:v:yf,,1, J ,, .f,'-- -gf, 5135. Serving All Central 0regon PROPANE Gas Service IIEIERMAN 8: JANES AUTO PAINTING ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Line 24 Hour Towmg Servlce PHONE 300 GAS APPLIANCES Phone LI 8 2424 215 S Slxth Street Redmond Crater Lake Machinery Gaimpallaa Redmond Oregon Rememdw PEDEN S F7 Padamlfb Bates Meyers Tractors, Inc 302 W Evergreen Phone 480 Redmond Cascade Farm Equlpment Company Ohver Farm Machmery aaa s Thrrd Phone LI a 2516 Cascade Servxce mo w Hxghland Phone zzax Redmond Central Oregon Dalry Products Co 640 W Evergreen Phone 67 Redmond Central Oregon Tradmg Post Phone LI 8 3127 North Crty Llmzts P O Box 387 Redmond Oregon Coast to Coast Stores phone 4X Redmond Darrell Smlth Insurance Agency 632 S Snxth Phone LI 8 3235 Redmond DeRoos Garage 504 W Cascade Phone LI 8 2527 Redmond I Deschutes Concrete Products Co E Antler 8: Raxlroad Blvd Phone 213-Redmond Pumice Blocks and Concrete Pxpe Congratulations from E K MARKET Phone 1.1 s asss Redmond E K Motor Chmc Phone LI 8 3327 426 N Srxth Redmond S 8: H Green Stamps Esther Bales Insurance Agency 239 S Srxth Phone 290 Redmond Flycrafters Sports Shop 1241 W Hrghland Phone 282W Redmond Jensen 811 Erickson, Dlstrlbutors of Tldewater Products We can fuel ozl the people all the time Phone Llncoln 8 2738 Redmond Kelsay Real Estate Phone 40lJ Sxsters HIQIIWBY Redmond Kelsey s Electrlc Servxce Generators Magnetos Starters Kelsey Clapp Phone LI 8 3232 Redmond Kromer 8z Preston OPEN 24 Houns Mahck Brothers Auto Wreckers Phone LI 8 2633 Redmond Mann Constructlon Co Farm Buildmg General Contracting Rxchard Mann N Cxty Lxrruts Redmond McShannon Plumbmg 8: Heatmg Your Amerrcan Standard and Crane Dealer Phone 120 Redmond Ken Munkres, Dlstrlbutor Standard O11 Company ot Cahforma Products P O Drawer 10 Redmond Newton Pump 81 Irrlgatlon Co 409 W Evergreen Phone 11 Pumps and Irrxgatron Congratulatmons From the- 0 K Barber Shop o . , I I S. City Limits Phone LI 8-2618 Redmond P fb' Redmond Auto Parts Stone Clty Servlce Statlon 502 W Evergreen Phone 99 Redmond 641 B. Sixth Phone LI 8 3342 Redmond Redmond Barber Shop Stutz Country Store 526 S. Sixth Street Redmond Sisters Highway. Four Corners Gordon Peterson - Bob Brown P11050 73310 3045093 Redmond Fuel Company Phone LI 8-2416 Residence 372 ruzns - nummncs MA'rr:nrA1.s cnmrzas Redmond Greenhouse Jackson 8: Deschutes Phone LI 8 2001 FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Redmond Radlo 8z Muslc Center 813 W Deschutes Phono 510 Redmond Sheet Metal Shop 533 W Evergreen Phone Ll 8 3224 WARM AIR HEATING 331 S Sixth Phono LI 8 3114 Rodlaond Smnard Furmture New and Used Sth 81 Ever91'90n P R. Smnard Owner Redmond Stockton's Cafe American and Chmese Food 522 S. Sxxth Phone 2 Redmond Terrebonne Grocery O M. and Ida D Olausen Terrebonne The Falr Store Variety and Yardage Phone LI 8 3228 Redmond Tilly Jane Beauty Shop Complete Beauty Servtce Phone LI 8 2338 518 S Sixth Redmond Trl Clty TV Servlce saz s smn Phone LI s 2824 mamma Truck Stop Cafe South Highway Redmond Whitehouse Pharmacy 4:1 s. sma Phone a Redmond Robbie's TV and Radio Ph0n'1-1M01 9'2853