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

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Left to right, row 1: I. Olmstead, B. Ray, B. Moffit, J. McGrew, R. Siefkin, D. Persing, J. Young, L. Robertson. Row 2: J. McGinnis, S. Westberg, J. Hein, V. Edwards, D. Hendrix, B. Hardman. Row 3: Merle McKaig, E. Lund, B. Oas, G. Adkisson, E. Risland, I. Holman, B. Hoskinson. GR This year The band has had a compleTe year oT insTrucTion underfhe able direcTion oT Mr. Merle lv1cKaig. Their TirsT presenTaTion was on SepTember I9, when They played during The half and quarTers OT The Burns- Prineville TooTball game: also on Their lisT oT acTiviTies were: The game on SepTember 27, when They played during The hall: The ChrisTmas musical program on December I9: Pep assembly on January 30: The baslcef- ball games on January 30, 3l and February I4. The members oT The band and The insTrumenTs They played are as Tollows: Saxophone, Gerald Adlcisson. Dine Persing, Janice Young: bass saxophone, BeThyl T-loslcinson: bass drum, Audrey Adams: bass Tuba, Gerald Adlcisson: bariTone, Verna Mae Edwards: cornef, KaTheren Givens, Ronnie l'ludspeTh, Les RoberTson: alTo horn, Bud Hardman, DoroThy Hendrix: Trombone, Jim Hein, Jim McGinnis: accordion, llomae l-loman: bass horn, Eldon Lund, Billy Oas: clarineT, John lv1cGrew, Bobby MoTTiTT, Iris OlmsTead, B-illy Ray, Roger Sieflcin, Dick STraTTon, Janice Young: snare drum, Evelyn Risland: and Sharon WesTberg who played The Trombone and also helped Mr. Mcliaig wiTh conducTing.

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'or Clams p ay The iunior class lirsl displayed lheir dramalic lalenl when, under lhe direclion ol Mrs. June Robb. lhey presenled The Adorable Imp, a lhree-acl comedy by Jay Tobias. This laugh-riol farce comedy was given April 8 and 9 by special arrangemenl wilh lhe T. S. Dennison company. Besides lhe lwo main performances dress rehearsals were given lor lhe grade schools. The casl was: Sharon Walker as Horlense Hosleller, lhe maid who Sees all, Hears all, and Tells all : Lola Gover, Belly Lou Gordon, who nurses an aching hearl: Enola Hohnslein, Mrs. Abby Simplins, her malernal grandmolher: George Campbell, Brian Biarclap, lhe widower who lives nexl door! Palsy Barry, Malvina Barclay, his lynx-eyed daughler: Clara Adams, Pamela Gordon, a gay widow on lhe lrail of a rich husband: Dave Thompson, Clinl Purdy, an old bachelor, grandma's beau: Palsy Mink, Imogene Van Ryndon, ward ol Winslon Piclcrell wilh a cal-phobia: Duane Harvey, Winslon Piclc- rell, a rich and irascible old man wilh lhe goul: Fred Wyse as Dilworlh Piclcrell, his grandson, wilh dyspepsia: Lee Adams, Ross Waldron, anolher grandson, a college senior. Commillees lor lhe play were: Promplers, Gwen Challanl and Bonnie Davis: sludenl direclor, Margie Ballanlyne: business managers, Sandra Scoll and Evelyn Larson: properlies, Dolores Fielder. Chrislell Snellgrove, Joan Hammonlree and Jaclc Goben: slage crew, Jerry Grimes, Billy Laughlin, Joe Wonderly, Grover Caldwell, George Maupin, Richard Slurm, Rollie Miller, Harry Carlelon and Gale Billsborough: lighling, Jack Goben, Jim Hein, and Merwyn Gumperl: ushers, Chrislell Snellgrove, Rosemary Schlichling, Norma Scanlon, June Smilh and Marlha Donaca: coslumes, Belly Lee, Beverly DeSelm, and Donna Backlund: programs, Bonnie McCallisler and Paul Wallc: publiciay, June Clemenls, June Smilh, and Rosemary Schlichling. Left. to right: June Robb, Dave Thompson, Fred Wise, Lola Gover, Sharon Walker, Patsy Barry, Enola Hohnstein, Clara Adams, Lee Adams, Patsy lVlink, George Campbell, Duane Harvey. ., E

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