Central Point High School - Pointer Yearbook (Central Point, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 28 of the 1941 volume:

L 2 1 E f 1 1 ff 4 Q . . . 4 L T 6 w 1 'iPEEE7fiiikl u!l ?Il ' ' 1., . ,-,,, Zin mrmnrg nf 0112155 uf 41 SHERWOOD ZIMMERMAN , 6 M I ' 4' Front Row: A. Berry, M. Pierce, L. Rector, H. Jewett, J. Metternich. S Kincaid B White Second Row: I. Hill, W. Vincent, V. Strayer, D. Wyatt, B. Vincent, J. Elliott M Rodgers J Mann Third Row: D. Seymour, B. Burns, W. Blaine, H. Taylor, M. Garrett, A. Miller THE DOINTED ITAIZIZ - - Milton Garrett, Ward Blaine Sports - '- Wayne Vincent Aileen Berry Bob Vincent Erlitor - ----- Shirley Kincaid Snaps - - Associates - ' - Jeannette Metternich, Dale Seymour Sales - Eusiness Manager ----- Bernice White Feature Assistant ------- Dick Wyatt Cartoons Advertising - Verna Moy Strayer, Marjorie Pierce, Bob Burns Typists - lncidentals - Photography - - - Leona Rector Dromatics - SHIRLEY KINCAID, Editor LU' IZIZUH Q We have endeavored this year to make the annual almost entirely pic- torial. Editorials, stories, and other reading matter ordinarily used have been omitted. We hope you like it. Shirley Kincaid, Editor Bernice White, Manager AILEEN BERRY Red has a lot of army and navy admirers who keep her busy writing letters but nevertheless a certain blonde 'Class of '4O' man is still tops. Entered from Ashland in sophomore year, Chorus 2-3, Central Pointer Staff 3-4, Dance Club 2-3, Girls' League 2-3-4, G.A.A. 2-3-4, Pep Club 2-3- 4, Treasurer of Dance Club 3, Girls' League Representative 2. IUAN ITA ELLIOTT Jinx has a special place in the heart of a dark y senior boy. In the play, she was his wife by part, her disposition was a joy. , iq Entered from Assumption, Illinois, in junior year, 0' Pe Club 3-4 Girls' Lea ue 3 4 Dance club 4 P I Q ' I i Pointer Staff 4, Central Pointer Staff 4, What Happened to Smith 4. WARD BLAINE Blaine and his harmonica add a lot to every party and once he is your friend, you have a true friend for good. He was president of that Hermit Club which the girls dep'ored. Order of C 4, Track I-2, Basketball 2, Football 4, Pointer Staff 4, What Happened to Smith 4. BRUCE FORCE y Everybody calls him BuIl'--He hates the nick-name Swede, He's very scared of all the girls, and does his car have speed. Football l, Baseball 4. RALPH BLASING Blase is noted for his height, was president of our class, plays basketball with all his might, and doesn't take any sass. Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Order of C 2-3-4, President of Order of C 4, President of class 4. MILTON GARRETT Milt's favorite sayings are: Where is Shirley? and Darn that Ford I drive. He's one of Our football favorites. Order of C 2-3-4, Basketball 2, Baseball 2-3-4, Track l-2-3, Football I-2-3-4, Dance Club 3, Amateur Hour 3, Vice-president of Order of C 3, Central Pointer Staff 4, Pointer Staff 4, lt Con't Be Done 2, ln May with June 4. BOB BURNS This tall, dark specimen of-humanity--catches fish in great quantity. He stars in all plays. Is set in his ways And will have curly hair 'till the end of his days. Order of C 3-4, Track l-2, Baseball l-2-3-4, Pointer Staff 4, Student Body Treasurer 3, Student Body President 4, A Bargain's a Bargain 3, EarIy to Bed-Early to Rise 3, On the Dotted Line 4, ln May with June 4, What Happened to Smith 4. CHESTER GRIMES Chet owns an open-air taxi, is partial to a Med- ford Miss and serves all the I.W.W. linformation, wind, and waterl customers at the Associated Station. Basketball 2-3-4, Football 4, Order of C 3-4, President of Class l, Treasurer of class 3, Secretary-Treasurer of class 4, What Happened to Smith 4. 3 WENTING HILKEY Hilkey goes in for almost all of the sports and is very quiet and shy. He doesn't seem to like the girls--but please don't ask us why. Order of C 2-3-4, Football 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4. SHIRLEY KINCAID COOKlE breathlessly watches the gate for the en- trance of a certain V-8, with Milt she usually has a date-unless he's late, he has to wait. . Chorus 2-3-4, Girls' League I-2-3-4, Pep Club I-2-3-4, G.A.A. I-3-4, Central Pointer Staff I- 2-3-4, His Day Off I, On the Dotted Line 4, ln May With June 4, What Happened to Smith 4, Editor of Pointer 4, Yell Leader 4, Carnival Queen 4. IRIS HILL The beautiful diamond on her left hand,' the far-way look in her eye and the many letters convince us that Lucky will soon be joining the Navy. Oh Happy daze. Chorus I-2-3-4, Orchestra 2-3-4, Pep Club I-2-3 4, Girls' League I-2-3-4, G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Cen- tral Pointer Staff I-2-3-4, Pointer Staff 4, Pres- ident of class 2, Yell Leader 2-3, EarIy to Bed- Early to Rise 3, In May With June 4, His Day Off I. J IANE MANN Janey is a snappy little lady-just ask ','Pat. Although she has a quick temper, she also has an excellent cooling system. Entered from Butte Falls in freshman year, Girls' League I-2-3-4, Pep Club I-2-3-4, Chorus 3-4, Central Pointer Staff 4, Pointer Staff 4, On the Dotted Line 4, What Happened to Smith 4. HAL JEWETT Hal's main ambition is to make a certain senior blonde honor and obey. As a sideline he'd like to take up aviation. Orchestra I-2, Order of C 2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Football 4, Pointer Staff 4, ln May with June 4, Athletic Manager 2. BENIAMIN MCMANAMA Ben is noted for his friendly smile and he evi- dently intends to be a printer. Arguing with a cer- tain teacher is one of his favorite pastimes. Entered in junior year from Sweet Home, Oregon. Athletic Manager 3, Order of C 3-4, Secretary of Order of C 4. 1. E. IONES J. E. isn't loud and he isn't exactly quiet, but he does have the curliest hair and a cute sophomore girl friend. Entered from Ripon Union High, Ripon, Calif- ornia, in Junior year, Football 4, Basketball 4. jEANNE'l'l'E METTERN ICH Jan is the one whom H. P. Jr. is thinking of and she makes any ploy step right along. Entered from St. Mary's High in iunior year, Central Pointer Staff 3, Pointer Staff 4, Girls' League 3-4, G.A.A. 3, Pep Club 3, Early to Bed -Early to Rise 3, On the Dotted Line 4, In May with June 4, What Happened to Smith 4. 4 ARTHUR MILLER Art is very well-liked and he is partial to a certain aTumnae miss. On the Dotted Line 4, What Happened to Smith 4, White Phantom 2, Po'nter Staff 4, Dance C'ub 3-4, Treasurer of Class 2, Vice-Pres- ident of Dance Club 3, Business Manager of Dance Club 4. LEONA RECTOR Goldy is a quiet little girl but her grades speak louder than words and she has beautiful red hair. Entered from Glendale Union High, Glendale, Arizona, in her junior year. G.A.A. 3, Girls' League treas. 4, Cenartl Pointer Staff 4, Pointer Staff 4, Student Body Sec. 4. EMMA MILLER Sally's'sfwpeg pastime is arguments and she just can't i understandnpeople who won't disagree with her? Entered from Medford in sophomore year, Girls' League 2-3-4, Central Pointer Staff 4, MARCIA RODGERS .She is blonde, maybe she'll be a stenographer, and her nick-name is Lee. ' Entered from Medford in sophomore year. Girls' League 2-3-4, Pointer Staff 4, Central Pointer Staff 4. MINNIE NICHOLSON Min is always a good ole scout and loves a laugh. G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Girls' League l-2-3-4, Pep Club i-2-3-4, Dance Club 2-3-4, Chorus 2-4. DALE SEYMOUR lf at first you don't succeed, try, try, again is surely Seymour's guiding light, but it's got a Jinx on him. He is a potential O.S.C. graduate. Early to Bed---Early to Rise 3, What Happen to Smith 4, Order of C 3-4, Central Pointer Staff 3-4, Pointer Staff 4, Track l-2, Football 3-4, Basketball 4, Vice President of class 2-4. MARIORIE PIERCE Piercy is called Pepper for short and she col- lected all those gray hairs while worrying about edit- ing the paper. Editor of Central Pointer 4, Vice-President of class 3, President of G.A.A. first semester 4, Class Representative to G.A.A. second semester 4, Central Pointer Staff 3-4, Pointer Staff 4, Girls' League l-2-3-4, G.A.A. l-2-3-4, Pep Club I-2- 3-4, Dance Club 2, Chorus l, His Day Off l, EarIy to Bed-Early to Rise 3, ln May with June 4. . DICK SMITH Smitty is one of the catfish fans. Oh boy, you ought to have seen the one that got away. l think it was o blonde. ' Order of C 4, Football 4. 5 VERNA MAY STRAYER Maisie has plenty of zip, a cute giggle and also a large mailing list. You've probably heard her say- :'Darn the conscription-there are no boys left. G.A.A. I-2-3-4, Pep Club I-2-3-4, Dance Club 2-3, Girls' League I-2-3-4, Central Pointer Staff I-2-3-4, Pbinter Staff 4, Yell Leader 4, What Happened to Smith 4. WAYNE VINCENT Here is another of the catfish fans, but he swears up and down that he is a member, a faithful member, of the Hermit Club. Order of C 4, Football 4, Pointer Staff 4, Cus- todian of Trophys 4. HARVEY TAYLOR Tate is the first Student Body Business Mgr. of C.P.H.S. but he likes to play football and baseball and intends to be a chemical engineer. Order of C 3-4, Baseball 3, Football 4, Pointer Staff .4, Class representative to Student Council 4, Student Body Business Mgr, 4. BERNICE WHITE UM' Bernice, the busy business manager of the annual, has aspirations as a buyer in an exclusive dress shop. G.A.A. I-2-3, Girls' League l-2-3-4, Business Manager of Pointer 4, Early to Bed-Early to Rise 3, What Happened to Smith 4. MARTIN TORREY Mart is a newcomer but nevertheless he is a star baseball player. Entered from Hamilton Union High, Hamilton City, California, in senior year. Baseball, 4. MILFORD WHITE Milly likes to play baseball, and spends all his spare time working. BOB VINCENT Ever since the first grade the teachers have been par- tial to his dark and curly hair. His blonde senior girl friend calls him Bobert. His Day Off I, Early to Bed-Early to Rise 3, On the Dotted Line 4, In May with June 4, What Happened to Smith 4, Student Body 'Treasurer 4, Pointer Staff 4, Order of C 4, Football 4, Yell Leader 2. Baseball 4. DICK WYATT lf Dick didn't have so much turned under for feet, he'd be as tall as Blase. Boys Chorus 2, Orchestra 2, Central Pointer Staff 3-4, Pointer Staff 4, Order of C I-2-3-4, Baseball I-2-3-4, Basketball 3-4, Football 2-4, President of class 3, Vice President of Student Body 4, Early to Bed-Early to Rise 3, What Happened to Smith 4. 6 MISS BOSHEARS Adviser CLASS OFFICERS ' President u Home WMD J U N I ID I2 C L A S S Vicepresidem Albert Thompson Front Row: B. Tucker, M. Hale, V. Luther, E. Westrupf C. -Hilkey, L SGCVEYOVY ' Ernest Parke' Huston, R. Freeland, W. Phillips. , TVEOSUVGV ' I-Uvene HIIkeY Second Row: V. Stimson, L. Cassman, N. Musty, E. Nicholson, G. Grosvenor Historian - - Woodrow Phillips L. Hilkey. Rep. to Student Council - Norman Smith Third Row: L. Wotts, E. Parker, L. Cardin, R. Krupp, A. Thompson. MISS BEAMER MR. JEWETT MRS. FLEISCHER MR. HARRISON MISS BOSHEARS MISS EYRE MR. HULBURT MR. MEYERS 12 r V--W xi ,,,,e1-a.- V- , CE TRAQOI T,5,,,,F,,, CUTSTANDING PAPER PUBLISHED Pierce Leads Staff in Editing Commendable School Paper Marjorie Pierce, editor, as- sisted by Elaine Westrup, Le- ona Rector, and Anita Dickey, associate editors, very capably published the Central Pointer during the past school year. The finances of the paper were handled by Iris Hill, business manager. Mrs. Fleischer, ad- viser, has contributed much help to the staff members in publishing the paper. The paper, published semi- monthly, has presented un- biased accounts of all school activities and has greatly pleased its readers. l...-01..i Advertising Handled Well By Efficient Workers The financial success of the paper is to be attributed to the never ending efforts put forth by Iris Hill, the business man- ager, and the advertising staff composed of Aileen Berry, Verna May Strayer, Virginia Stimson, and Milton Garrett. The necessary finances for the paper were secured by soliciting ads from Medford and' Central Point business men. The members of the Central Pointer staff wish to express their appreciation for the sup- port given to them during the past year by the merchants. MARJORIE PIERCE, Emron 8 e SCHOOL PAPER FINISHES SUCCESSFUL YEAR FROM FINANCIAL AND COOPERATIVE POINT One of the most successful years in the history of the Central Pointer, fro ' finan- cial as well as coope ve stu- dent standpoint, has been completed. Due to the fact that the re- serve fund set up three years ago had run low, an inter-class play contest was held. in the new gym in November to bol- ster the fund. This, together with the proceeds of over eighty subscriptions, put the paper on a solid financial basis, and will leave a large reserve fund for the coming years. With this sound backing the editor and staff have been in- spired to go ahead and make the paper one that students of Central Point High may well be proud of. It was due to the capable leadership of the editor, Mar- jorie Pierce, that the paper has attained unequaled success this year. A great deal of credit for the success of the school 'paper may be ascribed to Mrs. Ethel Fleischer, Central Poin- ter adviser, who has devoted much time for several years to constant improvement of the paper. Mrs. Fleischer, is an in- structor in English. o Small Groups On Staff Quiet But Invaluable Ruth Freeland and Ernes- tine Tracy efficiently handled the circulation department of the paper, distributing school papers, filing them for future reference, and heading a sec- ond semester subscription drive. Reporters, who were re- sponsible for short class stories and personals, were Jane Mann, Virginia Luther, Marie Garrett, Ronald James, Zoe Hill, and Barbara Henderson. Each class was represented in this group. Luvene and Carol Hilkeylas typists for the Central Point-In er were invaluable during th year. .- Central Point Exchanges A Paper With Other Schools 'The Central Pointer's ex- change department was. com- posed of Emma Miller, Marcia Rodgers, and Juanita Elliott. Copies of the school papers were mailed regularly by this group to the other schools who, in turn, sent copies of their own' publications. These papers were filed in the libarary for students to read. School papers were ex- changed with high schools or colleges in Eagle Point, Salem, Myrtle 'Creek, Corvallis, Tal- ent, Sams Valley. Rogue River, McMinnville, Phoenix, Medford, Klamath Falls, Jacksonville, ubbard, Glendale, Bend, Ash- land, Coos River, Woodburn.- Sports Writers Give Accurate Reports of School Athletics Dick Wyatt and Woodrow Phillips, as sports writers, have again this year done an out- standing job- of covering the 40-41 athletic activities and presenting the results in a complete interesting manner to the students. The fans unable to attend the games have been kept in- formed as to the outstanding plays and scores through the unfailing efforts of these writers. Football, basketball, baseball, and track men have received recognition for their abilities as seen by the sports department. Norrene Bohnert was an ac- tive aid as she gave accurate reports of girls' sports. Feature Department Proves Source of Great Amusement Due to the capable creative efforts of Shirley Kincaid and Dale Seymour, the feature de- partment has been handled in such a way as to please and attract the readers. Students and friends always eagerly looked forward to and highly enjoyed this part of the paper. Providing a never ending source of amusement columns coming under the headings of Through the Transom, Out of the Ashcan,',' Aunt Dottie, Chatterbox, . and 'fCan you Imagine added much ,to the success of the Central Pointer. IRIS HILL, Business Muuosn THE POINTER a,,.'.,3g5,g .- .X .ass Nix 'si 1 STUDENT DDUNCII. Front Row: E. Westrup, L. Rector, A. Dickey, M. Pierce, C. Lees, S. Kincaid. Second Row: N. Smith, B. Vincent, B. Burns, H. Taylor, R. Blasing, D. Wyatt, F. Gebhard. MR. JEWETT Adviser STUDENT BODY DFFIDEDS BOB BURNS HARVEY TAYLOR President Business Manager DICK WYATT WAYNE VINCENT Vice-president Custodian of Trophys ' LEONA RECTOR B'OB VINCENT Secretary Treasurer . 'fi' . Queen SHIRLEY KINCAID amiva r I ln October, the Central Point Carnival, now an annual event was staged with both surprising and cheering results, for the second consecutive year. This year's carnival, advised and directed by Mr. Harrison was for a general student body fund. Each class elected a candidate for the contest to determine who would reign as Queen of the Carni- val. The candidates were Marjorie Hilkey, Fresh- man, Beverly Watson, Sophomore, Elaine Westrup, junior, and Shirley Kincaid, Senior. The contest was close and exciting all the way, ended when the final count showed Shirley Kincaid to be Queen. Such clubs and organizations as the Order of C, the Girls' Pep Club, each class, and many others held concessions. A large, jostling, cheering, and happy crowd bought their tickets and were away to an evening .Q -k,..1P,f..-F:-E.-nf 2---Q-wir-wg, -- -fy 573,-Q., Ti Clzird pface BEVERLY WATSON The music is softly playing and in marches the Fourth place winner in the contest, Marjorie Hil- key. Closely following her is the third place winner, Beverly Watson, then second in place we find Elaine Westrup. Following the rest is the Queen of the carnival Shirley Kincaid. She graciously ascends to the throne and is crowned by the president of the student body. As a token of appreciation Shirley is given a large box of candy. The music stops, the lights dim, and a moving picture is in process. The picture furnishes vast entertainment for the older folks, and a comedy entertains the younger folks. At the conclusion of the pictures, the lights are again flashed on and the booths are again open for business. , ln appreciation for well organized and very suc- cessful carnival the student body presented Mr. Harrison with a Parker pen and pencil set. And in appreciation to the town of Central Point the stu- dents take off their hats and extend to them their most hearty thanks. We hope we have pleased you, and we would appreciate your attendance at the future carnivals. of fun and entertainment. After a couple of hours of visiting the different concessions, we are called to the assembly room for tl'ie main attraction of the evening. First will be the presenting of the queen of the carnival. 3660129 P16166 gourflz pface MARIORIE HILKEY ELAINE WESTRUP. THE POINTER SDDHUMDIQES Front Row: G. Vincent, F. Gebhard, N. Love, C. Weidman, J. Clark, J. Brennesholtz. Second Row: F. Richardson, D. Glenn, B. Croucher, B. McGonagIe, E. Milhoan, E. Tracy, J. Con- rad, L. Hale, B. Watson. Third Row: C. Howsley, R. Colley, R. James, M. Dotson, J. Pierce, F. Dopp, J. Rector, E. Holt, B. Rolls, N. Bohnert, E. Froreich, M. Garrett. President - Vice-President Secretary - Treasurer MISS EYRE Adviser CLASS OFFICERS CLASS OFFICERS Franklin Gebhard - Ronald James Vice-President ----- Secretar - - Jean Brennesholtz T,e05u,-gr - Beverly Watson Historian - FIQESHMAN President - ----- - MR. HARRISON Adviser Carolyn i Lees Berkley Pinkham John Freeland Marjorie Jewett Keith Henagin Front Row: J. Luther, B. Pinkham, P. Blumenstein, M. Jones, M. Hilkey, M. Berry, B. Henderson. Second Row: K. Henagin, B. Colley, Z, Hill, D. Hunsley, P. Langston,G.Morava, L. Smith. Third Row: L. Lull, A. Hilkey, C. Mose, E. Davis, M. Jewett, J. Freeland, P..Libolt, B. McCord, F. Blasing, C. Lees, L. Sellars, L. Cassman. fn, ,ZW--W-1--, 1- er e -, : I 2 I ' ' X,-,J i' ' i f' .,.ig:T5f - J, . if 1-.W ' I . 45... llhat Happened 'ui Snmth . if If Fi I ID I2' I3 l.ziiT7' ' CAST.: Mr. Smith, B. Burnsg- Cissy, ,l. Metternich, Mr. Goodly, B. Vincent, Mrs. Goadly, j. Elliott, Bishop, A. Miller, Richard Heatherly, D. Wyatt, Mor- ' jorie, S. Kincaid, Minerva, B. White, Alvino Starlight, j. Mann, Helma, V. Strayer, Bigbee, D. Seymour, Holder,'W. Blaine, Fuller, C. Grimes ' .I IJ Fi I ID'IQ I I.zQi'7' ,P ,i 'X . CAST: Roger Kent, W. Phillips, jane Perkins, L. Huston, ,Louisa Feath- ' erstone, V. Stimsong Alec Stubbins, A. Thompson, Poppy Foster, P7 C. Hilkey, Tom Garrick, R. Krupp, Rosemary Kent, E. Westrupp' ' ' Susie Featherstone, M. Hale. ' , ' ' Q U ' llarken if A Door 'e2Wmw1MWff' ef-fe---A-M' ' M-'-Msmfew 'fNe sss --4 -'fs' for r- ' --N' 'WW -- f ' ' THE POINTER? Q 3 l l J 5:11. . .A , as izfer- Gfcm nys O On November'29, l94O, each class presented a one-act ploy to be entered in the annual inter- class play contest. The program was the first of a series of plays to be presented to the public in the new gymnasium. Funds from the program were used in financing the Central Pointer. Q The Freshmen chose for their play a comedy called Wild-Cat Willie Gets Brain Fever. The cast of characters was: Berkley Pinkham ....... ...... W illie Carolyn Lees- ........ .............. G ladys Pat Langston ....c.. ..,.... M rs. Wilkins john Freeland ....... ................. j oe Marjorie Hilkey ...... ..... K athie Morgan jones . .... ...7... V ernon Martha Berry ......... .......... C elio Geraldine Morava ...... ...... M iss Bond Miss Eyre .......,........ ...... D irector ' The Sophomores chose the comedy, Three's A Crowd. The cast included is Eugene Holt .,............... ...... E ddie johnson jr. Beverly Watson ...... ............. M adeline jean Brennesholtz ..... ........... E llen Ronald james .... .. ...... Elmer flmfer- SCL O On March 20, the Phoenix High'School gave the first in the series of Inter-School Plays in the new gym ium wihtheirpresentation of a hilarious com , The Dummyb ' E Second on the program was a tragedy, West Eighty, given by an able cast from, jacksonville High. . Central Point High closed the evening with 4 1 MY, l94l ' Edwin Froreich ,... . .... ,..... E dward johnson Sr. MISS Beamer ........,. ..................... D irector The title of the junior comedy was A Balky Courtship. The cast was composed of: - Woodrow Phillips ............,................. Ira Beasley Richard Krupp ...s.... ......... E lmer Cook Ruth Freeland -lin ...... Reney Reynolds Miss Boshears ..... .............. Director The Senior play was a farce with the title, On The Dotted Line. The cast was: Bob Bhrns ............................,..... Wilton Brussles Art Miller s,...... . ............ ..... B ertram Dudley jeannette Metternich .................. Hazel Dudley 'Bob Vincent ......,...... . .... ..... M r. Flandermeyer jane Mann ..... . ...... -. ....., Mrs. Flandermeyer Shirley Kincaid ,....... ................. M iss Poole Mrs. Fleischer ............ ...... - -. ........ Director After much deliberationlthe judges awarded' the honor of giving the best play to the Seniors. Other managers for the plays were: Advertising ...,,... Elaine Westrup, Anita Dickey, Verna May Strayer Property ........ Shirley Kincaid, Woodrow Phillips 001 ity, another laugh-provoking comedy, ln May With june. Those taking part in the play werenris l-lill, jeannette Metternich, Bob Burns, Shirley Kincaid, Hal jewett, Milton Garrett, Bob Vincent, and Marjorie Pierce. ' This is the fourth year the schools have worked together in producing Inter-School Plays.- The 'plgys are put on to help finance the annuals of'..the respective schools. A I3 .KF we , ,X e l l -.wax 1 Q Si- -. -QBRQQQ Q s q j?.'flfg l ,4.x N ' X HQ xnm x Q as Q: 5 L.. f Q... an Q.. :fs 15 hung- 7 C -P .L em G. A. A. Front Row: B. Watson, A. Berry, M. Pierce, L. Sellars, M. Clark, A. Dickey, R. Freeland, B Henderson, C. Lees. Second Row: E. Milhoan, V. Strayer, l. Hill, Z, Hill, E. Tracy, M. Williams, G. Morava, P. Langston, D. Hunsley M. Berry, M. Jewett, B. Hukill. Third Row: E. Love, J. Brennesholtz, J. Conrad, L. Hale, L. Cassman, C. Mose, E. Davis, L. Smith, B. McGonagle, S. Kincaid. Fourth Row: J. Clark, C. Weidman, M. Garrett, P. Libolt, M. Hale, V. Luther, F. Dopp, F. Blasirir' GIRLS' LEAGUE Front Row: V. Strayer, l. Hill, A. Berry, M. Pierce, B. Henderson, M. Berry, P. Langston, F. Blasing, C. Lees. Second Row: E. Milhoan, B. Watson, L. Sellars, M. Williams, P. Libolt, E. Tracy, L. Smith, L. Hale, J. Elliott, G. Morava, J. Metternich, C. Mase, M. Jewett, M. Cassman. Third Row: N. Bohnert, M. Garrett, Z. Hill, D. Hunsley, E. Westrup, E. Rodgers, B. White, E. Davis. Fourth Row: J. Clark, B: McGonagle, C. Weidman, E. Croucher, B. Rolls, M. Nicholson, V. Stimson, L. Huston, R. Freeland, V. Luther, L. Rector, J. Brennesholtz. Hilkey, L. Miller, M. Dotson, L. Conrad, J. THE POINTER BASEBALL Front Row: B. Colley, R. Colley, W. Phillips, J. Freeland, F. Richardson. Second Row: E. Froreich, D, Wyatt, B. Burns, H. Taylor, M. Torrey. Third Row: B. Force, E. Holt, P. Blumenetein, W. Hilkey, B. Pinkham, Top: Coach Hulburt. Q, X DIQDEIQ UI: C Front Row: M. Garrett, B. Vincent, D. Wyatt, B. Burns, W. Hilkey, D. Smith. Second Row: A. Thompson, R. Blasing, C. Grimes, W. Blaine, E. Froreich, W. Phillips H. Jewett, B. McManama. Third Row: W. Vincent, N. Smith, D, Seymour, J. Pierce, H. Taylor, B. Colley. ' . -urn 7 . x' , L' lf l Lu 1 .Jil 1 hx., Front Row Ralph Blosung Dale Seymour Loren Cassmon Duck Smnth Woyne Vmcent, Word 0 G3 , Q l P Q THE POINTER Hal Jewett, Wenting Hilkey, John Pinkham, Chet Grimes, Ralph Blasing, Dick Wyatt, Edwin Froreich, Norman Smith, Jim Pierce, Woodrow Phillips. HHSHIZTHHLL X. ' wif- l x' Y ll 'I i f We U t, 0 h 3. MAY, l 941 Dole Seymour, Bob Colley, Ronald James, Berkeley Pinkham, Frank Richardson, Franklin Gebhard. L N r' I . 'X , rl .ig ' fr rw,- ni . V Moth DIQCHESTIQA NOTE: IGI means grade school pupils, RHI means high school pupils. Bottom Row: A. BoothlGl, J. ColemonlGJ, E. PfafflGI, M. SandviglGl, A. Coleman lGl, B. YantzerlGl, R. ClarklGl, K. TroutmanlGl, M. Williamsllrll, C. MoselHl, Mr. Meyers, Director. Second Row: J. BrenneshoItzlHl, A. WilliamslGl, C. WeidmanlHl, E. Tracyll-ll, lUnknownI, F. GebhardlHl, B. CulbertsonlGl, R. ColIeylHl, B. McCordlHl, S, KelleylHl. Top Row: F. BlosingIHl, l. HilllHl, P. FurrylGl, D, LoCasselGl, J. ClareslGl, E. DovislHI, R. James lHJ, L. MeyerlGJ, D, HollandlGl. GLEE CLIJI3 Bottom Row: B. Watson, E. Milhoan, I, Hill, L. Hole, E. Tracy, M. Williams, M. Berry, B. Hender- son, L. Sellars, Mr. Meyers. Second Row: E. Love, J. Brennesholtz, J. Conrad, L. Cassman, L. Smith, P. Langston, D. l-lunsley, B. Rolls. Third Row: M. Garrett, P, Libolt, M. Hale, V. Luther, B. Hukill, B. McGonagIe, F. Dopp, Top Row: J. Clark, C. Weidman, M. Dotson,N. Musty, C. Mose, J. Mann, F. Blasing, S. Kincaid, MR. MEYERS, Director J ---fgggg--reef--1--vw --N - --1-H ----f-- f------v-.--vw-Y-- , M- -- -V-v--.Y--W--V-Tr.-T -vi -.---W, Y Plllllllllllll lllllllllllllllllq Dlllllllllllllllll lllllllll Q VIC'S ASSOCIATED SERVICE GAS - OIL - MOTOR ACCESSORIES it Specialized Lubrication Tires - Batteries Central Point, Oregon V. E. Noel BIG Y SUPER MARKET E Meats - Groceries - Fruits ond Vegetables 5 Toiletries - Sundries and Remedies Four Complete Departments It's the saving on every item that counts 2 North Pacific Highway Medford CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '41 THE COFFEE POT Meet Your Friends ot the Coffee Pot Your are always welcome A Sandwiches-Fountain Service-Steaks-Dinners Try Frozen Rogue This Summer COMPLIMENTS OF FABER'S COMPLETE FOOD STORES 'A' lt's the saving on every item that counts 'Central Point Butte Falls DON CRUIKSHANK TYPEWRITERS TYPEWRITERS RENTED, REPAIRED, SOLD Convenient Terms 230 West 6th St. Medford, Oregon GENERAL SERVICE STATION GENERAL PRODUCTS Automobile Accessories Juicy Jumbo, the New Hamburger Sensation U' S. Tires 5 The Coffee Pot features the only Modern Drive-In ' Tray Service in Southern Oregon 5 H32 North Riverside b Medford, Oregon Don POf1'erSOl'1 El' ununiauniinnnuiIiuuis:iiIiiIiiuniiiuiiiiiiuiinvulnuuuuuuuiluilrnlulilu IllIulIIIllvllllIIlllllullullllluluillnvllrlllllillllrvl B E uuuuiiiuiuuuuuiu iuniiuuuuuiinuuininis:vuuu:inuuunuuuuiiuuaiiinnuiuuuuuunuuuinuaa iiisuinnu D MAY, I 941 r--i 5-ug-gnu-'vw rr - F Y. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. L. C. Taylor, Owner DODGE BROTHERS MOTOR CARS DODGE BROTHERS TRUCKS PLYMOUTH MOTOR CARS i' PHONE 2965 l I2 South Riverside Ave. Medford, Oregon ROSS 86 ROSS CONFECTIONS MAGAZINES and PAPERS Complete line of Fishing Tackle and Ammunition Hunting and Fishing Licenses sold here Real Potato-Doughnuts Delicious Coke Doughnuts ROLLING PIN Try the Rolling Pin Doughnut Shop for those Extra-Special Rolling Pin Doughnuts l 2th and Riverside Medford CONGRATULATIONS to the Senior Class of '41 RAY ANDERS Central Point 1 Phone 22l NEON AD SIGN CO. I34 North Riverside Avenue Medford, Oregon llllllllllllllIIIlllllllllllIIIllllllllIIIllIIllIllIllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllll lllq Dlllllllllllllllll Q J. W. COPELAND YARDS Au. KINDS or Bun.mNG MATERIALS 'A' North Pacific Highway at Court St. P. O. Box 923 Tel- 2644 Hjerkslzireu gfose .Qayon Gfmflefs Fashionable Footwear at Popular Prices L A A E. C. FABER COOK'S BEAUTY SHOP All lines of Beauty Culture Permanent Waving and Hair Styling o Specialty 4l3 East Main Across from Roxy Theater Phone 2303 Medford, Oregon E OREGON TRAIL CAFE sis HAMBURGERS Short Orders-Special Dinners-Banquet Dinners Phone 441 STONE,S DRUG STORE Where the High School Students relax over a coke Central Paint S mlllllllllllllll IIIIllIlllllllIIIlllllIIIIllIIllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllla Elllllll G THE POINTER CRATER LAKE MOTORS loo. 7 5 Ford-Mercury-4-Lincoln Zephyr Dealers 3 North Riverside at Sixth Medford, Oregon MEDFORD BRANCH of the UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK Head office, Portland, Oregon Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation DIAL 2l2l YELLOW CAB CO. Safe--Reliable 24-Hour Service Medford GROVER'S DAIRY PRODUCTS lt's the Quality 2 Medford u Grants Pass ALEXANDER HARDWARE 2 Oils, Electric Pumps, Electric Supplies Lownmowers, Go rden Hose : Phone 548 Central Point E MODERN PLUMBING Cr SHEET METAL CO. : Dial 2770 2 4lO East Main St. Medford, Oregon BETTER LIGHT - BETTER SIGHT COPCO BURELSON'S LADIES' READY-To-WEAR - Smart Apparel for Ladies and Misses MEDFORD CLEANERS 8' DYERS 5 Hale Wheeler, owner zo South Central Phone 2696 CHET LEONARD'S sunk sznvicia Courtesy and Efficiency PHONE 4278 Riverside at Sixth Medford, Oregon g ROXY ANN CONFECTIONERY Hot Lunches 25C Fountain Service I5 North Central S SKINNER'S GARAGE BUICK, STUDEBAKER and G M C TRUCKS E 143 -207 South Riverside ' Compliments to the Seniors OWINGS' RICHFIELD STATION Central Point CONGRATULATIONS To the Senior Class GLEASON'S BARBER SHOP TJ. N. CAFE Suki Yuki, Chap Suey, Noodles SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES LAWRENCE'S IEWELRY STORE Former Jackson County Bank Vault 2 Medford Building Dion 2428 Q Hours from 8:00 to 5:30 2 EIIIIIlllllllIllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllbllillllilllll IIIllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIG Elllllllllllllllll IlllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllla MAY, l 941 23 E gf? Pty K Y. E4 G Dnlllllllllllllllll llIInIIlllmIllIIllllIlllmIillllllmllllllIllllllmlllIIlllllullllllllulllllllllll llllllllllllltlllllq GlllllllllllllmlilllllllllllllllllIIIlllllllllIIllIllIIllIlllllllIIllIIInullIlllIIllIIlllllllIllIIIllIInImlIIllllIllullIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIn GLENN H. UTZ REMEMBER UTZ FOR SUITS E Medford BIG PINES LUMBER Co. 5 Complete Stock of Building Materials 32 West 6th Street Medford, Oregon LEWIS SUPER SERVICE 8th ANDFRONT STREETS Free License Key Tags--Come In and Get Yours 5 Phone Zl I9 Open All Night E I CLAUDETTE'S BEAUTY snow SLUSSER'S BARBER SHOP 5 Dial 4605 H3 East Main'Street E BIGELOW'S Next to Rialto Theatre, Medford Double Thick Milk Shakes FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MEDFORD R. F. Kyle, secretory PEERLESS MARKET I MEATSf-VEGETABLES--GROCERI ES 5 Phone 2652 15 North Bartlett SWEM'S KODAKS-BOOKS-GI FTS s 217 East Main Medford ETHYLRS BEAUTY SALON - Permanents, Finger Waves, Shampoos 2 Phone 23 Central Point CAMELO CLEANERS AND DYERS Phone 4135 211 wesf Mean sf. Medford, oregon E 24 ,....., -.ze mlllllIIllIIllulIllIlnllllllllmllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllll lltlllllllllllllllullInIIIllnnllllIIIlllIlllllllllllllulllllllll Regards from 2 MONARCH SEED AND FEED CO. Your Seedsman Since l9IO Medford, Oregon ' 4 CENTRAL -POINT BLACKSMITH : O. M.' Minnick General Blacksmithing - Repairing Harseshoeinj NU -WAY CLEANERS I Phone 4979 ' : : 4 404 East Main Medford, Oregon 2 l e Pee efeesn CENTRAL POINT MARKET Quality Meats and Groceries Phone 441 ELMER WILSON HARDWARE V 5 PITTSBURGH PAlNTS,,WlLSON'S SPORTING GOODS E STOV ES, TOOLS, ETC. S Phone 521 Central Point , Real Estate GeneEal Insurance T Bonds T5 TEX-for-Pro-TEX-ion 1 : Phone 77 Central Point, Oregon Q E ElllllllillIlllIllllllllllllllllllllllllll llIllllllllllllllllllllIlIIllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllla W THE POINTER A I A - e--- --A Y - ne-11 i 4 . 2 1 O u 1 If ' ' 1- .1 ' fi H 'Ffa m-it ivf, . 1 W Q.-'1 4'4 ' w'55 Lm,, 'km , iilrvicf' Cay , '. - --IQ ., Q5-4, . -Q 1- !-' Vi , . A K H V ?1 J n vr ! Y. -. -. , ,s-:I.,,,q 1 V 0f'.,'- Y . '. '- ' . -1 . ' Q - H '3'f'i3C-1.-'-1 XL, E'.. 3 1'7 '- ' 'Qgjf Q . K: I' I -. i'u.l'T 'L 5 '1'-YL. -. 4.f'k.f:'1f- il 1 W. .. 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