Crook County High School - Spurs Yearbook (Prineville, OR)

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Mgf47sffwf,ga!,?,X as 53221 W7 Mun nf v gf,-'W df5 ' 3-e 3: s-4. M M505 . fill 6221! 74,11 A 6:4 PRES:-:MAN CLASS o in -- The Freshmen were launched On their Career as lowly rooks when they were initiated on Sept. 11 and 12, 1945 by the great and glorified? seniors. From then on the activities were well planned and usually consisted of clean-up committees and other not-so-re- fined jobs as all Rooks take over when being introduced to the wily ways of a high school student. When election time rolled around we bestowed the office of president on Lee Adams: vice-president, Evelyn Larson: secretary-treasurer, Clara Adams: and student representative, Hughie Quinn, with Mr. Whitehead as our adviser. and Buck Warren receiving football letters. These and several others including Norman Barnes, Gail Billsborough and Ray Bailey made a very good showing in basketball by being on the B team. 3 This class was well represented in the field of sports by Gordon Orr, Lee Adams, Keith Warner, Several girls were also active in sports and glee club. Band was an activity undertaken by some talented Freshmen. The class dance was given on December 15, 1945 in the high school auditorium with the honored guests being the players of the University High of Eugene basketball squad. The Freshmen girls took an active part in the Girls' League and gave the winning skit, pre- pared in accordance with Mrs. Booton, Girls' League Adviser. Winding up the very busy and most trying year as freshmen was not easy, what with semester tests and the last few fading remarks of the out-going seniors to us, the lowly rooks. However, we are looking forward to our next year as Sophomores and to watching the in-coming Freshmen bow and polish shoes as we did.

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am sisgggl ff SOPHOMOREICLAZS County High School with an enrollment of 63. Of these there were 33 b and 30 girls. Though we lost 14 last summer and during this year, we gained 10 more. - The Sophomore Class st d its second year in Crook At the beginning of the year we had elections. The officers were as follows: President, Roland Harris Vice-President, Russell Buckley, Pinkey Bergstrom Secretary, Barbara Burson Treasurer, Betty Dorrell Student Council Member, Oneda Buckley The Sophomore Class was represented in football. Art Smith was on the first team and Homer Williams was on the first team part of the season. Four boys earned their letters. There are five girls in tumbling. They are all two-year veterans. During the basketball season, seven boys tried out. Of these Jerry Noble made the first five, and the remainder were on the second squad. On the Blue and Gold Banner Staff are five members of the class. At the beginning of the year Lee Colgrove was appointed chairman of the bond sales. Lee moved to Lansing, Michigan and Nola Miller was delegated to take his place. Six members of the class are in the band.

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