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

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Bail: mu: ,lc-hu Strand. Ernest Gruhh, Don Ovens, Nlarv Hamlin Sc-fond ron: Nlilu- Xvendt, Russel Thompson, Gloria Nlorgan, Pauline Xvhitcis, Brute- Scott, Charlotte Desclm. First nm: ,loy Paxson, llcnc Nlizvr, Shirley Thompson. Deanna hiusscr Advisor Fir. Shroycr, SPANISH CLUB . . . with advisor Mrs. Clara- jane Browning offering her sug- gestions, has followed it's ohjec- tives ol gaining knowledge and understanding of our South Amer- ican neighhors. The Spanish Cluh has given a dinner this year, using Spanish recipes and customs in the prepar- ation. The oiiicers for this year: presi- dent. Carroll Morris: vice-presi- dent, Glen Cummings: secretary, Maxine McCoy: and treasurer. Gene McGinnis have led the loot- ROCK CLUB . . . never a stone leit unturned as they iootstep it up hill and over dale loolc- ing for various lcinds oi roclcs to add to their collection oi moss agates and thunder eggs. This is a newly formed cluh that al- ready has a large turnout and hopes to douhle or triple this amount in years to come. Those heading this years cluh are Shirley Thompson, President: Deanna Musser, Vice-President: llene Mizer, Secretaryg Milce Wendt, 'Treasurer. They were under the supervision of Mr. Olen Shroyer. -i 1 J ' N' l', C ll lVlorr's, Glenn Cummings, Nirs. Browning, mlvisur, Stan Loop, Steps of the members through the esslca llcfhh Lge? Ed liraly. Gene Nlccuinnis, Darn-l Young, hlaxinc Nlccoy. year of '55-'54. Carolyn Bc-cera.

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3-5 if BLUE and GGLD ANNER . . . undertakes the task of publishing the Blue and Gold Banner every two weeks. Re- porting the movement ot the footsteps ot the students of Crook County High is a highly im- portant job and the staff has done it conscienti- ously and efficiently. Editor, Joan Jackson: as- sociate editor, Sue Vvattieg business manager. Jacquie Ntatthews: and the rest of the staff have otten worked tate at night to see that the paper is published on time to meet the deadline set by the publisher, The Tribune. This year, the Blue and Gold Banner had an important scoop. The results of the Girls' League elections were announced for the fit time in the paper. Seated, from If-ft to right: Judy New-I, LPEIII Rohr-rts, Rm- Cunipr-rt .lo Bolton. .laniie Byrd, flienimc xl1GY1'X5, Yvonne Raymond Crystal Prine. Second row: Ncdra Hardc-uhrnolc, l.orr'ttzi Txxonuhlv, Jessie Stockton Carroll Kincaid. Joy Pzixson, Dev Ann McKay, Shirtev Em: stroui. Diane Sinclair, fxtitw Vvf-ndt. und t.nur1-n Vvnrnc-r Third ron: Alma htm- Xvinklr-, Laura Cnldueu, Sharon Laughlin Deanna Niartinson, Rohyn VVinn. Niary Ann Thnlhoter and .lay Grimes. Lett to right: Advisor. Miss Joan Morrison. Jacquie Matthews, Joe Turner, Rosemarie Bruce, B. F. Shell. Sue Walkie. Shirley Page. Pat Dutchuk. Hardy Meyers, Karen Kincade, and Sandra Smith, Seah-it: Mary Coles, Jerry Pollard. and Joan Jackson.

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STARDUSTERS . . . the Stardusters are a group ot students who play for the enjoyment they receive from it. Many' ot the voluntary group are memhers ot the main hand, hut it is not necessary for them to be. The dance hand plays for many ot the high school dances for a small percentage ot the total re- ceipts. They have provided the rhythm for the dancing tootsteps ot the C.C.H.S student hody. Dan Turlu-r, Leah Roberts. Byron Vleadows XYillard Crimes' Ql'l m ,o , ps . a Alt:-nhurg. Standing: Don Owens, Alloert Cardcr, Gene Young, and Roger Baldridge. A G 'fa A 3 A 4 First row, lelt to right: Carol Jordan, Pat Stattord, Sherry Henson, Eva Brummer. Shirley Larlcin, Sally Beth Hous- ton. Barbara Nvellenhroclc, Sue lwitchell, Pat Dodson, .lean llouston. Pat Vvendt, and Diane Sinclair. Second row: Donna Kessler, Barham Dalce, Janet Beason. Carolyn Puclcett, Ramona Hiclcs, Barbara Linens, Pat Brown. Roloyn Wfinn, and Janice Callantine, Third row: Lucille Hale, Verda Smith, Karen Reynvaan, Nlary Ann Hulse, Jean Smith, Shirley Page, Kay Patterson, Rosalie Calvert, Francis Simpson, Glenirc lvlccvrev., Rita VV:-lrli, and .lean Hoslcinson. Fourth row: Curtis Demaris, Boll Page, Jenny Lou Roberts. xlargaret lVlcDonald, Darlene Zarnowslci, Rheta Chase. Linda Jordan, Jeanette Lelley, Marie Appleton, Betty Ream. Marvin Hamlin, and Hardy Meyers. Filth row: Ernie Edwards, Larry Crawford, Gary Nladison. Gene Bernard, Ray Teller, Jim Cumlaey, Bch Candle. Gene Caudle,l.1auren Vvamer, Arlen Gumpert, Arlen Alderman, Joe Shown. LeRoy Jones. and Director Mr. John Seltmann. Under the direction ot Mr. John Seltman. the chorus participated in the Christmas Program. The chorus is a training group tor the A Cappella choir. They sing mostly popular music and train their voices tor advancement to the Choir. There are approximately titty people singing in the chorus. soloists and other groups along with some ensemhle groups tool: part in the music contest held at Redmond in April. Thus, throughout the year echoed the progressive toot- steps ot the Mixed Chorus. Seated, lelt to right: Alan Siltes, loan Jailtson, Ross Loveland, 5ll'fflllVf'l Dorn, o 'U J. : U FL. o o E o 5 av 5 D... Q. ai -. i E fs -1 Ur-mx-Z E020 VIC