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

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U fi First row. lelt to riglit: Carroll Kincaid, Loretta Tnoniluly, Ramona Darlay, Siu-iron Laughlin, Rae Gumpert, Roberta Guest, Glenda Gerardo. Nancy Gooriricii. Sanrly Gump:-rl. SCCOHJ YONVI MDW HBffiS, Dee Ann h1CK8y, Sllill On NxlilSOH, DODIli! lxSflllJiH llf'f, DOYOllly Ilffk, .lfliln Bffk, and aclvisor, Miss Fern Gunderson. Third row: Janice Byrci, Margie Simmons, Marilyn Smith, Joy Paxton. Javquie ixlutlliexss, Deanna Murlinson, Bar- bara Bonny, and Jo Bolton. Fourtli row: Corona Nliller. Claralaclle Harlcey. .lanct Foster. .laelcie iiouartl, Siiirley Broarlsword, Betty Donara. Merrillyn Dorn. Donna Davis, and Kay Ballantyne. Filtli row: Yvonne Raymond, Joan Jaclcson, lwlary .io Hcnninger, Mary Coles. ixlary Ann Tiiallioler, Vonnic Fic-lcicr, Sue Wallie, Golclic Sweet, anci Janet Durlcee. . . . liootsteps could lie llearcl at all time liome looildall games as time Pep Cluln girls usiierecl time people to ilieir seats. Tliis is just one oi tlie many activities time eluip encounters iiirougli- out time year. The Clulfs biggest event ol tile year is time SNYCClllOE1TlS Tins yearis ollieers were: Presiclent, San- elra Gumpertg Vice President, Sliirley Broacisworclg Secre- tary, Glencla Gerarrlo: Treasurer. Janet Durlcee: Sergeant- at-Arms, Delores Reililg Parliamentarian, ivlary Harris: and Advisor, ixfliss Fern Gunderson. Time Pep Club also Cilartereci a iaus fo two out-of-town games tliis year. to Pendleton, in lootlball season, and to Seated, lelt to rigiit: Nliss Fern fiumlr-rson, .ulxiwr Idakgyigyy in ljaslggfball Season' Janet Durlcr-e, treasurer: Sanflm Gump:-rt, pres: cient: Glenda Cu-rarrlo, sr-fretury. tamiing: Siiirlcy Broarlsuord, vire prcsirlentg Rm- Gumpert, pulrlicity: Delores Rr-ilwl, sergeant-at arms: ivlary Harris, parlimiuentnrian.

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First row, lelt to right, Annette Stinnett, Betty Schnonr, Ummm Gloria Brown, Ruth Sfllilllllllffl, and Sully fiuultvr. Second row: .loan Bvfk, Gary llulsvy, Nlargaret llulgntn-, , . Oiconrlor, Ethel Smith, Betty lufulis, :xml firyslnl in . . . has been worlcing at such things as repairing and checking hooks, and keeping order in the ii- hrary. The lilorary cluh tries to iceep the students footsteps turned in the right literary direction. There is an estimated 5,500 differ- ent hooks in the library, so the stu- LEADERS CLUB lending a helping hand to Girls' PE instructor, Miss Irene Pacquette is the main duty oi these girls. The girls are selected hy their classmates in the PE period and aid Miss Pacquette hy talcing roll, talcing shower checlis, leading calisthenics and talcing care ol PE equipment. The Leaders' Ciuh had a party during the year as the social side of their activities. This years officers to lead the footsteps oi the other memhers were: president. Loretta Twom- hlyg vice president, Diane Sin- clairg secretary, Joyce Lawrence: Dorn, ylaxine Nlffivlv. AIlX'lSfPf cuilflflll HP. dents of Croolc County High School have an extensive choice. The officers are: Ramona Darby, president, Sally Coulter, vice presidentg and secretary-treasurer, Ethel Smith. Gary Hulsey is the publicity chairman, and Mr. Car- rol Oiconnor is the advisor. WCPO -453,55-1-fr mn , , , url n m qmrt I nv gn d lNlQl I' d nc 1 r r nr- du x1, r 'tr N ,Y '5. Sli lc, .l' n -t fiunl -rl'l l, Lily Cir.

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LETTER ENS CLUB . . . lootsteps ol the athletes ol the leettermans Club are olten heard in the halls ol CCHS. Under the guidance of President Rich Cain, Vice-Pres. Jerry Gerlce. Secretary Paul Zinn, Treasurer .lim Barney and Sergt.-at-Arms Mel Hu son along with their capable advisor Keith DeCourcey t e Lettermans Club had a successful year. Controlling the crowds at the football games was one ol the jobs performed by the club. Two weelcs of Twirp Season were sponsored l.c-ltfto right: ,lrirry Ccrlcrr, vi pr l t R i . ja' , i 's'r ' 3 2 .' 1 X by the Lettermans Club with a Kangaroo Court at the end C0L':fQf- ' lm ' 1 IX 'l D ol the allotted time lor the girls to snare their men. A Twirp Season Dance was one ol the hi-lites oi the year with girls choice prevailing till the end of the dance. First row, lelt to right: blen bweet, Lewis Crain, Freeman bmss, Mike Fema, Jerry Pollard. Paul Zinn. Billy Hardin, Gene Carlson, Bruce Gardner. Fred Brummer. and Marv Nvagner. Second row: lvan Segerdahl. Larry Logan. Emie Edwards, Bob Page. Dale Shumway, Bob Scanlon. Diclt Vvoocls. Gary Quinn, Jerry Evans, Wayne Berry, Bill Caudle, and Advisor Mr. Keith Decourcey. Third row: Ed Henry. Charlie Hughbanlcs. Duane Mizer. VVayne Demaris, Jerry Manin, Bob Klaus, Mel Hudson, Jim Smith, Ron Parrish, Curt Wlendt, Arlen Gumperi. and Mike Declcer. fourth row: Lawrence Vveberg, Roy Haynes, Bob Gerlce, Jerry Gerlcr-. Nlel Gillett, Larry Aldennan, .lim Barney, Rich Cain, Bill Carey, Jim Carey. Gene Candle, Clyde Holliday, and Arlen Alderrnan,