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

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THE SPEECH CLUB. is com- posed of 'rhree advanced and one beginning siudenf who are slu- dying The arfs of oralory and pub- lic persuasion. In fheir second year are Janice Young, sfudying debaie. oralory and alrer-dinner speaking: Gerald Adkisson, sludying debafe: Roberl' Worihingion, sludying debaie, oralory and exlem- poraneous speaking. New io the group This year is Glen Munkres who is working in debafe. Advising The group is Donald Gabberf, principal, who is a specialisr in public speaking. THE LIBRARY CLUB was organized 'rhis year by Mr. O'Connor. The members are responsible for mainfaining an open library before school and al noon. They are also aiding in The cafaloging of books and bringing lhe card index up 'fo dale. The library fhis year has been considerably enlarged wiih new books. Presidem' of lhe club is Marlyce Risland. Members are, back row, leh' +o right Shirley Schneider, lris Olm- sfead, BeH'y Brewer. Marian Nye. Shirley Brewer. Opal Culpepper, Mr. O'Connor: fronl row. Fay Dees, Marlyca Risland, and Dorofhy Shown. ll 'Y IM M l'

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ProiecTs Tor The FuTure Farmers oT America aT C. C. H. S. This year included The breeding and' feeding of swine and beef, bee-raising, dairying, and alfalfa, grain and poTaTo raising. ln iTs second year, wiTh a larger membership Than ever be- fore, The boys celebraTed by buying The TradiTional FFA iackeTs-a familiar sighT around The high school. The sTudy oT modern agriculTure was noT The only acTiviTy, however. Under The direcTion of The highly cooperaTive Mr. CorneTT, FFA advisor, The boys builT many needed arTicles Tor The high school including new sTage properTies, Track equipmenT and numerous arTicles of TurniTure. ln iTs year's calendar, The group began lasT Talllby sending Two represenTaTives, Bud Reynolds and Bob SmiTh, To The naTional convenTion aT Kansas CiTy. A winTer highlighT was The chapTer ban ueT, TirsT To be held by The chapTer. LaTer, The group enTered The disTricT conTesTs aT KlamaTh Falls and re- ceived several honorable menTions in acTiviTies ThaT ranged from crop iudging To welding. Sfriving always To creaTe greaTer inTeresT in modern agriculTure and To learn new meThods oT eTTicienT farming, The FFA has had a highly successful second year and has laid groundwork for an even beTTer program nexT year. OTTicers for The coming year, insTalled in April, are Bob SmiTh, presidenT: Don SmiTh, vice- presidenT: Bobbie MoTTiTT, secreTary: Dick Reid, reporTerL, Tom Tangney, Treasurer: Carrol Rose, sen- Tinel. This years otticers and advisors were, left to right: Mr. Cornett, advisor: Kenneth Eldridge, reporter: Darroll Gower secretary: Tom Tangney, president: Bob Smith, vice-president: Don Broadsword, treasurer: Don Smith, sentinel. ' N . W1 3 w1:,f1smss iff' 'smvnlaxmxfi l l -, ,

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CAMERA CLUB Clicking shuffers became more and more evidenl around school fhis year as The Camera Club grew in inferesl. Members shown above are, window one, S. Plummer, P. Mink, J. Bal- lanryne, L. Gover, C. Adams, B. Reed, and E. McKenzie: second window, Mr. Henkle, R. Coiner, D. Merrick, 6. Munkres, B. Babcock. M. Jones, J. Hardenbrook: Third window, B-. Hagedorn, G. Broadsword, D. Thompson, G. Campbell, B. Laughlin. ART LEAGUE Honored wifh awards won by Paul Walk, Jeanne Gumperf and Joanna Elsea, lhe Arr Club considered ils firs+ year quile successful. Members shown below are George Maupin, Paul Walk, R. Miller, M. Jones, B. Babcock, J. Gumperr, J. Elsea, M, Caudle, B. Davis, D. Hufford, N. Scanlon, P. Gould, J. Hammon- free, Mrs. Slover, J. Grimes, J. Ballanfyne, G. Chalfanf, P. Barry, M. Gumperf, J. Davis: fronf row, D. Hargrove, C. Lewis, G. Caldwell, J. Clemenfs, B. Hackleman, N. Evans, L. Hackleman, R. Apperson, D. Lee, F. Wyse, G. Campbell, and B. Tennant