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

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P From our palafial summer home on The moon, in The year l97O, we view The more unforTunaTe earTh inhabiTanTs as They go abouT Their menial Tasks. Our eyes wander 'firsT To a large colorful beer Truck. which seems To be driven by our old high school friend, BeTTy Dorn. As she backs up To Easy Come, Easy Go Tavern, we see The proprieTor and bar Tender, LaSelIe Coles and Zoe Porfily hurrying To unload. And righT behind comes The bouncer, Margie Caudle, performing her duTy on Ronnie Odegarde, privaTe deTecTive for David Hein. David is now going on his second million due To his success as a buTcher and is being ThreaTened by gang- sTer Jack EndecoTT. EnTering The Tavern is Ronnie McCullough, rancher bachelor, who is greeTed cordially by Jeannie GumperT, Tavern enTerTainer. Furfher down The sTreeT, beneaTh Adkisson's TheaTre Marquee, we find Bob Adams, famous archi- TecT, escorTing RuTh Hall, who is ouT of a iob aT The presenT, unless you would call mowing lawns an occupafion. NexT we see The PosT delegaTion, Naida Evans, Barbara BarreTT and BeTTy and LaVonne Hackleman, who are in Town ro help Doris Lee wiTh her eleven children. Also presenT are Larry Miller, chicken farmer, and his wife. Barbara Milliorn, who has become an experT aT milking cows. WiTh Them is Their bachelor friend, ArT SchmidT, manager of a machine company. ln The lobby, There seems To be a heafed argumenf befween Charlie Scanlon. dog cafcher, Delma Colomb. dog psychiaTrisT, and Dick Reid. counTy agenT. As we leave The TheaTer, we see Ronnie Jones disTribuTing pamphleTs he has prinTed for Barbara McRae, presidenT of a Temperance union. NexT we go To Erickson's new swank grocery sTore where KenneTh Eldridge, door man, is admiT- Ting Eunice Donaca, bookkeeper for Bob Adams. AT The counTer. deep-sea diver Don Broadsword and his secreTary, Iris Olmsfead, are geTTing supplies for Their nexT expedifion. ChesTer Kesler is barTer- ing his hobo library collecTion for food To conTinue bumming, aided by his librarian, Winona Powell. OuT on The sTreeT again. we sighf a parade, headed by Maxine Miller and her flag and Roger Seifkin and Imogene Walker, members of The iazz band. Sfrolling along The sidewalk are Blanche Sumner, an old maid. who raises baTs, and Billy Ray, preacher. Behind Them are Marion Van OsTen, mad philanThropisT, and his pencil sharpener, Leslie RoberTson. Racing along in a beaT-up ialopy are Pauline Quanf and Velma Smifh, members of ThaT famous hoT-rod club. Coming To The finer Things of life we go To The carnival on The ouTskirTs of Town. Here we find Hazel Brewer, forTune Teller, and Doug Johnson, who is a professional baseball player in The spring and a barker aT The carnival The resT of The year. Coming To The side-show, which is direcTed by Gary Ro- mine, are Buddy Reynolds, high school ag. Teacher. pursued by PaTTy Lanius and Verna Mae Edwards, boTh home ec. Teachers. Wandering abouT among The crowd, is Carol WhiTe collecTing maTerial for her new book on eTiqueTTe. A visiT To Jack Campbell's model agency, reveals Bob SmiTh and lvlarlyce Risland, his mosT called for models. Greafly conTribuTing To The success of This agency are Joan BallanTyne, publiciTy agenT: BeTTy Campbell, privaTe secrefary, and JaneT Grimes, his wife and scrubwoman. AT The STraTTon Air service, we see a ieT rockeT plane, which was invenTed by Billy Clark. WhaT's This? IT is Taking off, wiTh Jack McElwain aT The confrols and passengers Beverly Dalmer, special reporfer for The moon, and PaTTy Cain, bearded hermiT, who is hoping To find her long soughT for peace. Such a long Time has passed ThaT The earTh has roTaTed away from us, and we musT leave our earTh friends for The presenf.

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61644 Jluioaq Wifh 'rheir quesfionable repufafions behind fhem eighfy-nine subdued Freshmen furned over a new leaf upon enfering fheir high school career in fhe year I946. Wifh Paf Gage as president Zoe Porfily. vice-president Velma Smifh, secrefary: Delma Colcomb. freasurer: Lucky Endecoff. sfudenf council represenfafive, and Nello Georvanini. class advisor. fhe y ar was begun wifh a successful inifiafion and a dance held in fheir honor. In sporfs, LaSelle Cgles won his leffer in foofball and Tom Groff, as manager, did foo. Lucky Endecoff, Paf Gage. LaSelle Coles. Jack Campbell, Marion Van Osfen, Gerald Adkisson, Bob Smifh and Ron Odegard made fhe B squad. Les Roberfson, manager of fhe B squad also made his leffer. The Sophomore year proved financially successful. wifh fiffy dollars made from selling food af various acfivifies. A class dance was held in January. Boys making leffers in 'foofball were: Paf Gage. Marion Van Osfen, Lucky Endecoff, Bobby Smifh. Bud Reynolds, Gerald Adkisson. Doug Johnson and LaSelle Coles, A squad: Pal Gage. Jack Campbell, Lucky Endecoff. Marion Van Osfen, Doug Johnson. David Hein, Erwin Brockef and Bobby Smifh. B squad. Team manager was Leslie Roberf- son. The officers who carried fhe class successfully fhrough 'rhe year were: Beverly Dalmer, president LaSelle Coles, vice-president Paffy Cain. secrefary: Jack Goben, freasurer, firsf semesfer, Gary Ro- mine, second semesfer: Bonnie Moffif, class represenfafive: Charlie Scanlon and Marion Van Osfen. sergeanfs-af-arms, and Merle McKaig, class advisor. ln fheir Junior year. fhe men reigned supreme wifh LaSelle Coles as president Doug Johnson, vice president Charlie Scanlon, secrefary: Leslie Roberfson, freasurer. and Bud Reynolds. sfudenf council represenfafive. Mrs. Williams served as class advisor. The iuniors were well represenfed in all sporfs, wifh Doug Johnson, LaSelle Coles. Gary Romine, Bobby Smifh, Bud Reynolds, Lucky Endecoff, Ron- ald Jones, Charlie Scanlon and Gerald Adkisson receiving leffers in foofball. LaSelle Coles. Doug Johnson, David Hein, Lucky Endecoff, Paf Gage and Ron Odegard played varsify baskefball and re- ceived fheir leffers. Calvin McDonald was oufsfanding in tack. Leslie Roberfson was manager of fhe foofball feam. Zoe Porfily was presidenf of GAA and several girls were in fhe cabinef. Wifh fhe fheme of Evening in Paris, fhe class dance was given in November wifh greaf success. On April 7 and 8, Amazing Gracie, The class play was presenfed. The Girls' League cabinef was comprised of several junior girls and fhere were several Quill and Scroll members from fhe class. ln fhe spring fhe Junior banquef was given for fhe Seniors. Upon enfering fheir lasf year fhe following Senior class officers were elecfed: Bud Reynolds. president Rufh Hall, vice president Velma Smifh, secrefaryg Charlie Scanlon, freasurer: Jeanne Gum- perf. sfudenf council represenfafive, and Mrs. Robb, Mrs. Boyce and Mr. Burgess as class advisors. Boys were again acfive in all sporfs and fhe maiorify of imporfanf elecfive posifions were held by sen- iors. The class play. Reserve Two for Murder, proved highly unusual and enferfaining. Annual sub- scripfions from fhe seniors were IOO per cenf which was somefhing unique. The Senior Prom ended fhe year's acfivifies and graduafion proved memorable. foo, for fhis class was fhe lasf fo graduafe from fhe old school. L These four years will always hold significanf and pleasanf memories for everyone of fhe class of l95O!

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all We. lhe Senior Class ol lhe year one lhousand nine hundred and lilly, being ol sound mind and mem- ory. do make and declare our lasl will and leslamenl, in manner and lorm as lollows: We do hereby solemnly will and bequealh lhe lollowing: To lhe Facully. we will anolher class as sweel as ours. To lhe Juniors, we will lhe respecl lor lhe new school lhal we've had lor lhe old one. To lhe Sophomores, we will our abilily lo slay in classes during lhe springlime. To lhe Freshmen. we will our abilily lo slay in one school lour years. To lhe lollowing people, we hereby will lhese personal lrails: l. Bob Adams. will my glasses lo anyone who will wear lhe lhings. l. Gerald Adkisson, will Joan Slavens lo anybody lhal will have her. l. Joan Ballanlyne, will my heighl lo Jackie Rye. l. Barbara Barrell, will my heighl lo Elizabelh Reed. l, Don Broadsword, will my abilily log ride a horse lo Mrs. Edwards. l. Hazel Brewer. will my inleresl in lhe Navy lo absolulely no one. l, Pally Cain, will my long giggle sessions lo Johnny Bozarlh. l. Belly Campbell, will lhe courage lhal l haven'l gol lo anyone who has nerve enough lo ride wilh Belly Dorn and Hazel Brewer. l. Jack Campbell, will my rapporl in speech class lo Keilh Nye. I. Margie Caudle, will all my exlra credils lo lhe lreshmen class. l. LaSeIle Coles, will by abilily lo be a good boy in Miss Pelerson's class lo Adriane McRae. l. Delma Colomb, will my chair in social economics lo anyone who has palience enough lo lasl an hour. l. Billy Clark, will my heighl lo anyone who needs il. l. Beverly Dalmer, will Bobby Smilh lo absolulely no one. l. Eunice Donaca, will my quiel disposilion lo Slan Plummer. I, Belly Dorn, will my car lo Dale Coonse if he can scare len years' growlh oul ol anyone as lasl as l can.. l, Verna Mae Edwards. will my abilily lo slay oul ol lrouble lo Dee Evans. l, Ken Eldridge. will my Chrysler lo any poor sucker who can keep il logelher. l. Jack Endicoll. will my burp lo Johnny Grimes. l, Naida Evans, will my quielness lo Lee Rhoden. l. Janel Grimes, will my abilily lo lumble lo Marlha Campbell. l, Jeanne Gumperl, will my abilily lo play baskelball lo Bill Goben. l. Belly Hackleman. will my place in CCHS lo anyone who would like il. l, LaVonne Hackleman, will my abilily lo go sleady wilh one person lo Charles Marlinson. l. Rulh Hall, will my quiel ways lo my freshman brolher. Fred. I, David Hein, will my abilily lo gel l's in English lo Marlha Campbell.