Grant Union High School - Prospector Yearbook (John Day, OR)

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IETTERGIRIS FROM LEFT: Carole Ray, Bonnie Johnson, Ellen Gunther, Mar- gie Cauble, Marlis Muzzy, Kay Gunther, Vera Roberts, Helen Lohf, Lenora Knudsen, Carol Ricco, Donna Cummins, Dorothy Davis, Joan Maple, Audrey Johnson, ColleenShaw, AliceDavis, Rebecca Walker, Mary Lou S chell, Doris Woods, Delores Teague, Dorothy McKrola, Irene Ingalls. In Septembe r the first meeting was held for the purpose of electing officers. Ellen Gunther was elected president with Helen Lohf vice president. Lenora Knudsen was elected Secretary and Rebecca Walker treasurer. Miss Ruminski and Miss Riddle were elected advisors. During the 1950-51 school year the G. A. A. was a very prosperous organiza- tion with twenty-one members. They gave a very successful Halloween Masquerade Party and with the help of the Lettermen's Club they gave the Alumni Dance and Farmer's Day Party. 25

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IETTERMEN This years Lettermen under the leadership of President, George Kern; Vice President, Alva Con- lee, and S e c r e t a r y-Treasurer, Lester Reed, proved to be one of the most active organizations in the Student Body. The Lettermen co-sponsored the Alumni Dance and Farmers Day Party with the Letter Girls. FOUR YEAR LETTERMEN: Henry Wah, George Kem, Alva Con- lee, and Bob Traflon. THREE YEAR LETTERMEN: Morris Mc- Kinnis, Bob Rider, Rich Craven, Deuane VanLeuvan, RonRick- ettes. TWO YEAR LETTERMEN: Ray Browning, Dee Con lee, Irvin Danials, Bill Gardner, Bob Ledgerwood, Jack Mitchell, Edward Palmer, JackPocock, Lester Reed, Bill Wagner, Dennie Olsen, and Dick Hausen. ONE YEAR LETTERMEN: Bill Mos- man, Don McPherson, John Leuck, Alan Dale, Kieth Elliott, Jimmy Walker, and Jim Johnson. 24

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CLARINETS: Clayne Hendricks, Penny Hicks, Jack Johns, Donna Patterson, Ann Rhea, Ken Scott, Deuane VanLeuvan, Barbara Woods, and Sharon Woodworth. BARITONES: Dorothy McKrola and Geraldine Parsons. SOUSAPHONES: Dale Denson, Jim Wind- ham, and Doris Woods. FLUTE: Sheila Willoughby. FRENCH HORNS: Harriette McKern, Barbara Morgan, and Ken Wright. DRUMS: Don Cant, Dee Conlee, Sue Ashcraft, and Jim John- son. TRUMPETS: JeanHunt, Richard Ma cG il 1 vr a y, Dennis Olsen, and Jim Retherford. TROMBONES: Nancy Coffey, Alan Dale, and Mary Lou Schell. SAXOPHONES: George Bernhard, Margie Cauble, Maurice McKinnis, Loretta Neuman, and Shir- ley VanDe Hay. GLOKINSCHPIELS: Marlis Muzzy and Dorothy Knudsen. At the beginning of this year the band started with a clean slate. They paid their debts for uniforms and new horns. Alan Dale was elected president, with Dale Denson vice- president, Dorothy McKrola secretary-treasure r, Mary Lou Schell librarian, and Nancy Coffey and Don Cant publicity. The band played daring the 1950 Grant County fair, gave several concerts , and played during many football and basket- ball games. 26