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

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LFIOFUS A fl P . ei l 'T W' g +1 42 F I si KW' Back row, left to right: J. Stratton, K. 0'Kelly, A. Berglund, N. Reif, E. Reed, J. Redner, M. Nicholas, J. Alderman, M. Nicholas, Pat Gare, M. Yeager, M. Stump, C. Miller, B. Mattis, L. Mattis, B. Mahaney. Second row: B. Hardman, C. Smith, N. Evans, J. Chalfant, B. Hyde, M. Olmstead, G. Craig, E. Simpson, F. Goodson, R. Vaughn, E. Houston, M. Page, J. Finley, M. Harris, D. Lee, E. Law- rence, W. Morley, Mr. Peterson. Front row: D. Hufford, A. Dean, E. Houston, L. Clark, J. Houston, L. Copeland, P. Cain, R. Ap- person, Joan Slavins, B. Kelsoe, I. Holman, D. Gordon, A. Jackson, M. Coon, B. Menard. If r Mr. Wilbur Peterson, a new director ot music in C. C. 4 2 H. S., has had a successful year with both the Chorus and the Glee Club. All ot the music has been on a ditterent line ot music than ever sung betore at C. C. H. S. The choruses were asked to sing down town in the stores at Christmas time. They also gave a Christmas program, held in the Ochoco school. A trio was tormed by Jean Redner, Delma Colomb and Patty Lanius. They sang at Redmond and tor various organ- izations in Prineville. They also went to Sweet Home tor the State Music Contest. Bunnie McCallister, Betty Dorn, Mary Story. Lois Stew- ert, Glenn Munkres, Bill Hendrix, Grant Hiiason, Delma Co- lomb. tormecl an Octet to sing at Sweet Home also. Their picture is shown at lett. The Girls' Glee Club has learned several ditterent types ot songs this year, too. There are 55 girls in that class. Ardys and Erma Houston were accompanists tor the year. 8. HN .Alb Back row, left to right: J. Rye, D. Merrick, J. Brown, R. Halsey, T. Gronnell, G. Munkres, M. Montgomery, B. Hendrix, D. Coonse, G. Earp, D. Sweet, G. Hiassen, C. Copeland, R. Hudspeth, D. Sweet. Mr. Peterson. Second row: M. Story, 0. Culpepper, S. Stirewalt, S. Schneider, P. Quant, L. Buhman, P. Mink, E. Larson, J. Hammontree, K. Hihbard, J. Redner D. Colomb, I. Olm- stead, C. Adams, H. Brewer, S. Molner, S. Plummer. Front row: J. Welbourne, A. Houston, W. Hurt, K. Givens, A. Adams, D. Hoyt, B. McCalIister, D. Vincent, M. Clark, J. Byrd, J. Hayes, P. Milligan, S. Hurt, B. Hoskinson, B. Milliorn, L. Stewart. rw lk i 5 .,.. .

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Band musicians, back row, left to right: G. Adkisson, J. Hein, E. Henry, I. Homan, D. Doe, B. Burgess, M McCoy, Mr. Peterson: middle row, R. Page, K. Nye, H. Brown, V. Edwards, B. Menard, J. Young, I. Walker S. Cardin, W. Ray. Front row: N. Goodrich, R. Hudspeih, B. Kelsoe, K. Givens, P. Milligan, K. Hibbard B. Hoskinson, H. Stump, N. Hagedorn, R. Siefken. The I948-49 high school band, under lhe direclion of Wilbur Pelerson, parlici- paled in many aclivilies of The year. They gave a concerl in ihe spring and wenl lo lhe Music Conlesl held af Redmond. New pieces were learned +his year fhal' lhe band had never played before. The band wenl io Redmond and Madras lo play for lhe baslcefball games fhere. They played for lhe Armislice Day parade, Hospilal Dedicaiion, and olher oulside ac- livilies of lhe year. Several grade school sludenfs helped lo play on mosf occasions. Two musical groups conducled by Mr. Pelerson are The saxophone quarlel and rhe girls' sexlel. Members of lhe sax quarrel shown below are Janice Young, Belly Me- nard, Imogene Wallcer and Befhyl l-loslcinson. Girls in ihe sexier, lower lefl, Lois Clarlc. Rose Apperson, Kalhleen O'Kelly, Janel Redner, Maxine Nicholas. and lllomae Holman. f ' Y ky I. h2m?i3.. ,ln will xs1 4 Umeembt ' 5EJs a i A1

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Spurs staff workers shown above are, Ietf to right: Paul Walk, Patsy Barry, Beverly Dalmer, Gwen Chalfant, Sharon Walker, Norma Scanlon, George Campbell, Merwyn Gumpert, Jerry Davis, Mrs. Stover, and Joan Ballantyne. purs Sl FF Trying again 'fo reach The goal mosf edilors 'fry tor, The besl issue ever, Pal Barry siarled gafhering ideas from ihe sludenls and olher sources early in lhe year. Wifh 'rhe capable help of Beverly Dalmer, assisranr edifor, and Mrs. Elsie Slover, advisor. fhe book began 'ro shape up. I+ is io Mrs. Sfover fhar our warmesf Thanks go, for. wifhoul her excellenf help, and encouragemenf lhere would noi have been a book. Gwen Chalfanf and Gary Romine, business managers, did an excellenf job of financing The yearbook wilh 'rhe cooperalion of 'rhe iownspeople and school clubs. No small share of +he credil' for 'rhe yearbook musf always go 'ro lhe phologra- phers. To Vern Giles. who has given so 'Freely his 'rime and helpful suggeslions as well as his arfisfic falenfs. go our hearilell Thanks. Ar? work was done by Joan Ballanfyne, who worked many lale hours making sure of perfecf lefrers. Meniion should also go lo Paul Walk for his cover drawing. A main fealure +o prornole lhe book was Spurs Week during which lhe srall donned cowpoke clofhing and ruslled in subscripfions and adverlisemenfs. The finale of fhe week was a Spurs Hop which proved To be quife a success. r'!!'E!l!!:fP1'i2Y1'1s.s.v M'Ir2J5':5wkWf?E