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

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i Left to right, row 1: B. Goben, D. Gover l G. Hiaasen, J. McGinnis, R. Bridges, B T maker, B. Patton, D. Vincent, L. Buhman M. Sturdivan, R. Roberts, J. Young, I Homan, V. Davis. D. Duzan, V. Williams, D. Ashcroft, L Brizendine, P. Milligan, C. Smith, D Houston. Reed, B. Brewer, S. Plummer, S. Mollner Row 4: J. Michell, J. McGrew, B. Moffit Scott, C. Yost, R. Allen. zie, B. Hagedorn, E. Lund. BAA C On the bright and shining morning ot September 3, I947, C.C.l-l.S. opened its doors to the largest treshman class ever to have enrolled, 96 to be exact. . The tirst week consisted ot a walloping-initiation which will never be forgotten. The rooks, much to the seniors' satisfaction, really got reeled through the works. Atter barely surviving at the end ot the week, a dance was given in their honor and they were cordially welcomed to the school. The class otticers elected tor the year were: President, Darroll Grover: vice president, Forrest Orr: sec- retary, Janet Rednery class representative, Bethyl l-loskinsony class adviser, Marion Hutt. When the school carnival came along the treshmen took an active part. Janet Redner was chosen as candidate to run tor queen and Darroll Gover acted as manager. Several ot the boys that played football earned their letters. This was followed by a rugged initiation. The new Lettermen were: Gerald Harris, Ronnie Aschbacher. Forrest Orr, Billy Oas, and Tom Tangney. ln basketball, the players that made the B squad were: Wilbur Goben, assistant captain: Gerald Harris, Ronnie Aschbacher, Norvin Broc- ket, James Barnes, Royce Dodson and Dale Coonse. This was a successful year tor the treshmen, and they look torward to three more years ot climbing the educational ladder. FRESHMEN INITIATION Pictured to right, left to right: Dar- rell, Bethel, Janet, and Forrest. 5 I , Oas, K. Givens,,J. McLean, M. Shoe- 1 Row R: M. Huff, D. Ashcroft, B. Tennant, Shown, D. Simpson, J. Redner, J. Moore, W. Morley, L. Steward, L. Clark, A. Row 3: D. York, R. Dotson, B. Craig, K. Hibbard, B. Hoskinson, W. Hurt, S. Schni- der, A. Adams, D. Hufford, S. Brewer, E. J. Byrd, s. Huiett, J. stratum, B. Nlattisi 1 D. Craig, D. Coonse, E. Simpson, S. Stire- walt, S. Hurt, D. Hill, M. Story, J. Scan- lon, E. Hardman, C. Miller, K. Kelly, B. Row 5: E. Schlichting, G. Page, F. Orr, J. Barnes, B. Motfit, T. Tangney, C. Rose, R. Butler, G. Carrier, J. Bozarth, D. Jones, N. Puckett, J. Hardenbrook, C. Ruff, R. Dalrymple, M. Montgomery, E. McKen-

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Left to right, row 1: C. McDonald, B. Reynolds, K. Warner, D. Kost, M. Van Osten, D. Johnson, J. Ballantyne, B. Ma- haney, B. Milliorn, J. Gumpert, B. McRae, W. Powell, C. White, M. McKaig, D. Hein. Row 2: R. McCullough, K. Eldridge, A. Schmidt, B. Ray, B. Hackelman, P. Lan- ius, M. Risland, B. Dalmer, J. Grimes, l. Olmstead, E. Donaca, R. Siefkin, G. Ad- kisson, M. Jones, D. Hendrix. Row 3: D. Chandler, L. Coles, J. Camp- bell, B. Dorn, P. Cain, J. Redner, D. Col- omb, D. Smith, V. Smith, P. Quant, B. Sumner, N. Smith, L. Robertson, S. Scan- lon, C. Kessler, B. Hardman, N. Evans. Row 4: F. Candle, G. Romine, E. Brock- ett, A. Williams, R. Apperson, Z. Porfily, R. Hall, M. Caudle, P. Edwards, V. Ed- wards, L. Hackleman, 0. Culpepper, B. Powers, R. Adams, B. Smith, D. Hargrove, D. Broadsword. omoreA HisTory was again made by The noT so green sophomore class This year, when iT sponsored a dance in January. Gay balloons and sTreamers and hearTy parTicipaTion in The planned acTiviTies made a successTul evening Tor The sophomores and sTudenT body alilce. Since The beginning oT school in SepTember, The class has added approximaTely TiTTy dollars To iTs Treas- ury. They sold coke and hoT-dogs aT The TooTball and baslceTball games, and held candy sales in The halls. The pride and joy oT The sophomores were The boy! who Turned ouT Tor TooTball and baslreTball. The boys making leTTers in TooTball were: PaT Gage, Marion Van OsTen, Luclcy EndicoTT, Bobby SmiTh, Bud Rey- nolds, Gerald Adlcisson, Doug Johnson and La Selle Coles. Those who made Their leTTers in baskeTball were: La Selle Coles, A squad: PaT Gage, Jack Campbell, Lucky EndicoTT, Marion Van OsTen, Doug Johnson, David Hein, Erwin BroclceT, Bobby SrniTh, B squad. The Team manager was Leslie RoberTson. The oTTicers who carried The class successTully Through The year were: President Beverly Dalmer: vice presidenT, La Selle Coles: secreTary, PaTTy Cain: Treasurer, .laclc Goben-TirsT semesTer. Gary Romine- sec- ond semesTer: class represenTaTive, Bonnie MoTTiT: sergeanTs-aT-arms, Marion Van OsTen and Charlie Scan- lon: adviser, Merle lvlcKaig. , Left to right: Gary, LaSalle, Beverly, Patty

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