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

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President, Emerine Carlin fi PEP CLUB INITIATICN The TirsT acTiviTy oT The Pep Club This year was during Augusl' when The girls Took over The seaTing for The rodeo. This Turned ouT To be quiTe a job! Selling TiclceTs aT The TooTb'all and baslceTball games was The greaTesT Taslc The club Took on This year. ShorTly aTTer TooTball season opened, The girls served breakTasT To The Hill Mili- Tary Team, which The cadeTs seemed To enjoy. The Pep Club was in charge OT The Telegraph booTh aT The very successTul school carnival. The second annual Queen OT l-learTs day was held. The raTTling oT calce. coolcies and candy broughT a ToTal oT S28 inTo The Treasury. Peggy Boyce was chosen Queen oT HearTs, and her princesses were PaTsy Barry and PaTTy Cain. During The year Three iniTiaTions were held. These proved To be some of The mosT exciTing evenTs oT The year. Early in April The Pep Club gave a hay-ride parTy Tor The LeTTermen. f'XTTef having a picnic lunch The group reTurned To school Tor a dance. The enThusiasTic guidance of PresidenT Emerine Carlin: vice preside-nT, BeTTy STaley: secreTary, Barbara Burson and Treasurer, lna l-lardenbroolr, broughT aboui a mosT acTive year. Left to right, row 1: Donald Gabbert, E. Carlin, B. Staley, B. Burson, 1. Hardenbrook. Row 2: B. Milliorn, J. Gumpert, P. Barry, L. Gover, P. Cain, V. Birdsong. Row 3: P. Boyce, Z. Porfily, B. NlcRae, M. Ballantyne, E. Larson, B. Davis, S. Scctt. Row 4: E. Caudle, N. Nliller, B. Dalmer, J. Ballantyne, S. Bachelder, B. Reynolds. QW E

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Left to right, row 1: L. Adams, K. Warner, G. Adkisson, L. Coles, R. Moore, B. Johnson. Row 2: L. Martin, B. Smith, P. Bergstrom, G. Billsborough, F. Orr, M. Van Osten, R. Gage. N Row 3: . Evans, D. Harvey, C. Scanlon, T. Tangney, J. Grimes. Row 4: J. Noble, B. Reynolds, D. Johnson, R, Bailey, G. Campbell, S. Wilson. Row 5: D. Houston, B. Oas, L. Robertson, D. Michel, L. Endicott, N. Giovanini. A 3' President, Jerry Noble LETTERMEN INITIATION Ranlcing high among the honor clubs ot C.C.l'l.S. is the Lettermen's Club. This year it is one ot the largest C clubs that have ever roamed the halls ot our tair high school. With these otticers the Lettermen have gone tar: President, Jerry Noble: vice president, Darrel Houston: secretary-treasurer, Richard Moore: and student council representative, Ray Bailey. Fifteen newlettermen were initiated. They were: tootball, ForrestfOrr, Marion Van Osten, B-illy Oas, Luclcy Elliott, Gerald Adlcisson, Charles Scanlon, Tom Tangney, Les Robertson, mgr., Bud Reynolds, Sam Wilson, Bob Smith, Pat Gage, and Ronnie Aschbacher. Those who made their letters in traclc last year were: Cal- vin McDonald and Duane l-larvey, mgr. PRIZE HILLBILLIES

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2l'ViC2 President, Dave Thompson The Sludenf Police squad served 'rheir school +his year by policing all alhlefic evenfs. conducfing fire drills and assislinq in lhe providing of noon recreafion for siuclenls in lhe building. During The year lhe squad changed ils name from The Paddle Squad, adopled a conslilulion, and made rules regulaiing membership in 'rhe club. The membership is Iimifed +o lilleen and musl be mainlainecl by each member earning a minimum of service poinis each semesfer. Officers of The squad are: President Dave Thompson: vice president Chesfer Kessler: secrelary-lreasurer. Billy Ray. l L Left. to right, row 1: B. Ray, D sen. Row 2: B. Hardman, C. Kessler, J Donald, Van Henkle. Thompson, A. Schmidt, G. Hiaa- Hardenbrook, D. Jones, C. Mc-