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

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DisTinguishing Themselves aT The TooTball games in The Tall of '49 were members ol The Drill Team. These girls. ouTTiTTed in a cowboy moTiT oT blue and gold, performed TaiThTully Through all weaTher con- Mrs, Stover diTions Tor The enioymenT of Those aTTending The games. Mrs. STover, who direcTed Them, worked up many unusual and enTerTaining drills which will long be remembered by C.C.l'l.S. sTu- denTs and fans. Our maioreTTes, Sally lvlollner, MarTha Campbell, Odrienne Mc- Rae and Darlene Delp, wiTh Their skillful baTon Twirling and graceful sTepping, performed aT boTh The TooTball and baslceTball games aT- Tired in whiTe saTin ouTTiTs. Sonja HuleTT lcepT specTaTors aT TooTball and baslceTball games guessing wiTh her lively rope Twril- ing during The halves. The enTire sTudenT body appre- ciaTes Their co-operaTion and The many long hours spenT in pracTic- ing To produce The desired eTTecT oi good enTerTainmenT. S. Hulett. H. Stump, V. Harris, M. Stump, S. Brewer, G. Moore, G. Durkeiz, A. Halsey, D. Shepard, B. Thompson, A. Stearns, M Shoemaker, D. McGrew, P. Hendrie, L. Story, M. Hoskinson, J. McLean, M. Drewelow, M. Colomb, B. Smith, E. Roberts, A Sweet, A. Jackson, N. Hagedorn, J. Houston, A. Houston, D. Cumby, EK. Kelsoe, P. Colpitts, M. Campbell, D. Delp, S. Moll ner. A. McRae. S. Mollner, M. Campbell, A. McRae, D. Delp

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Naida Evans Fflwarfls L. Hackleman, Miss Kenneda. N. Evans. R. Halll Key posilrions in lhe Girls' Arhleric Associalion. com- monly lcnown as lhe GAA.. were held during ihe yea by 'rhe following officers: Naida Evans, president Rulh Hall, vice presidenlg Verna Mae Edwards, secrefary-lreasurer: La Vonne Haclcleman, record keeper. A+ fhe beginning of lhe year, Miss Humphrey was Jrhe advisor of This organ- izafion, her place being falcen over by Miss Kenneda when her resignaiion Tool: place. During +he year, several G.A.A. members allended a volleyball playday held in Redmond and af- 'rended by members of lhe GAA. from all over Cenlral Oregon. A special baseball playday was plan- ned a+ C.C.l'l.S. for Madras, Red- mond, and Bend in rerurn. The 'rreasury was swelled- by sev- eral candy sales, bolh homemade and commercial candy being sold. Olher proceeds were received by +he sale of candy. gum and colce af-several of The games. ln +he spring, several hikes and horseback rides were held 'ro en- able members lo earn poinls 'for pins and lellers. Meelings were held in 'rhe gym on Monday nighls a+ 7. Afler lhe business meeling, +he mem- bers played volleyball, baskelball and badminlon. P. Hendrie, J. Houston, A. Halsey, A. McRae, A. Jackson J. McLean, B. Kelsoe, F. Crain, B. Thompson, M. Campbell

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Q .-F if 'Aff as Crowded classes made baslcei- ball' playing almosf impossible buf fhere were ofher acfivifies, such as square dancing and The paHy-cake polka. Infermission a'r several of 'rhe baskerball games was considerably enlivened by fhe performance of a selecl' group of iuniors and seniors who formed squares and whirled and whirled and clapped fheir way rhrough an old fashioned square dance, complefe wiih square dance slcirfs and shirrs, callers, and good old cowboy music. Wirh Mr. Aiken as 'rheir advisor, lhe newly formed Camera Club began rhe year by raking pic- 'rures in classes and al school funcrions. To help 'rhem financially, ihey developed fhese piciures and sold +hem fo sfudenls. Members of This organizafion were Ronald Coiner, Dean Merrick, Glenn Munlcres, Bobby Hage- dorn, Jerry Hardenbroolf and Ernesl McKenzie. First Row: R. Coiner, D. Merrick, R. Hagedorn, J. Hardenbrook, E. McKenzizi Second Row: Mr. Aiken, G. Munkers. Eg Xml? ii ' Zvwi i '1 -, Nl ? ' my l s Wlsswkbiii