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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1966 volume:

t in Things to Come.... 1966 Prospector GRANT UNION HIGH SCHOOL JOHN DAY. OREGON A Hand in Things to Come At the conclusion of four full years. We slip from the hand which has molded us To face life as individuals. These four years will be remembered and cherished; If we have successfully met their challenge Of responsibility and opportunity. We can be proud and confident. Facing the future with Youth, enthusiasm, and ambition. Each one of us will have A hand in things to come, Whether we become parents, Dentists, chemists, or lawyers. The quality of our four years here Determines the quality of our future. Our role may, or may not. be worthwhile; It is up to us and the way we apply Ourselves, our knowledge, and our abilities. --The Editors Grant Goes to District! By winning second place in league play, Grant Union earned a berth in the District Tournament, held in LaGrande, March 12-13, 1965. In their first game they downed Nyssa 52-51 in a tight, seesaw game. In the championship game on Saturday night, Grant lost to Heppner by a score of 45-53, to take second place in the district. In our regular league, Mike Conklin and Brad Ward were named to the First Team. Pictures on the next page are action shots taken at the District Tournament by the regular staff photographer for The Blue Mountain Eagle. OFF TO THE DISTRICT TOURNAMENT! 1964-65 VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD: Stan LeGore, Jim Bare, Jerry Beverage, Don Klabo, Mike Conklin, Marion Bliss (Mgr.) Bill Gubser, Brad Ward, Steve Water- man, Mike Sprouffske and Bill Bond. BACK ROW: Coach Jim Jenkins, John Wilson, (Statistician), Bill Jackson and Don Swenson, (Assistant coaches.) Cheerleaders, Pep Band, Drill Team, and ma- jorettes were official representatives of GUMS at the tournament. The home communities seemed deserted, be- cause so many students and townspeople attended the games. SENIOR PLAY Cheaper By The Dozen” Mr. Gilbreth.............................................Jim Phillips Mrs. Gilbreth....................................Kathy White Ernestine.....................................Alma Tinsley Frank.........................................Jim Cocheneur Dan...............................................Jim Bare Jackie...................................................Don Leslie Fred.....................................................Jim Davis Anne..........................................Kris Ellingson Lillian.................................. Rozalyn Stutesman Martha..........................................Janney Kalin Mrs. Fitzgerald.........................................Jane Herburger Dr. Burton..............................................Mike Sprouffske Joe Scales....................................Mike Conklin Miss Brill.............................................Carol Herburger Larry...................................................Bill Mansfield Director..................................Mrs. Vivian Fravel Banquet and The Junior class of 1966 presented the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom on May 1, 1965. The outstanding murals of the prom were painted by Mrs. Dar- rell Ward. Prom-”lsle Of Paradise” “•'Ii, The 1965 Prom Court Was; Peggy Blank Queen Linda Shields Ann Larkin Varsity Baseball-1965 Grant took their league in baseball with a 5-0 record. Mike Conklin is given credit for these wins. In the district contest, they lost 12-0 to Vale. (See Mike Conklin, pitcher, with Coach Tom Schlimgen and sub-district trophy.) VARSITY BASEBALL SQUAD--STANDING: John Thunell, Steve Waterman, Bill Williams, Bill Mor- ris, Jim Phillips, Mike Conklin and Bob Van Voorhis. KNEELING: Robbie Walker, L. B. Adams, Paul Dieker, Bill Gubser, Darrel Simmons. FRONT ROW: Coach Tom Schlimgen, Jim Davis and Larry Whitney. VARSITY BASEBALL Grant 6 Grant 6 Grant 10 •Grant 5 •Grant 5 •Grant 4 •Grant 11 Grant 4 •Grant 4 Prineville 1 Bend JV 7 Prineville 8 Pilot Rock 7 Wahtonka 3 Burns 1 Heppner 2 Bend JV 2 Sherman 3 •Denotes league games. J.V. Baseball-1965 J. V. BASEBALL SQUAD--STANDING: Dennis Cox, Bill Morris, Ray MacDonald, John Wilson, Dean Ogilvie, Jim Rich, Coach Schlimgen. SITTING: Chris Labhart, Mike Lenz, Robbie Walker, Paul Dieker, Darrel Simmons, Leonard Adams, Mana- ger Henry Lissman. JV BASEBALL SCORES Grant JV 3 Burns JV 1 Grant JV 8 Burns JV 5 Grant JV 8 Burns JV 4 This page is sponsored by GRANT COUNTY BANK 160 E. Main 575-0461 John Day Varsity Track-1965 VARSITY TRACK SQUAD--FRONT: Stan Lang, Hart Culp, Chuck Burril. MIDDLE: Bill Clark, Dennis Reynolds, Art Pereira, Bruce Cameron. BACK: Tom Huntington, Don Klabo, Jim Bare, Carl Stinnett, Brad Ward, Coach Bill Jackson. 10 This page is sponsored by STEVEN’S JEWELRY 111 E. Main 575-1788 John Day MILLER’S FURNITURE 201 W. Main 575-0774 John Day POLLAK’S STATIONERY 135 W. Main 575-1685 John Day Members of the track squad participated in six track meets, including the sub-district meet. They competed against track teams from Madras, Prineville, Heppner, Burns, McLaren School, Wahtonka, Enterprise, Sherman and Redmond. Hurdle and Sprinter point makers. Points earned by Grant track mem- bers through sub-district meet: Brad Ward 44 Jim Bare 37 Don Klabo 26 Dennis Reynolds 15 Art Pereira 7 Charles Stinnett 13 Chuck Burri 11 11 Hart Culp 1 Marion Bliss 1 Tom Huntington 3 J.V. Track-1965 “ft , - ' 4 J.V. TRACK SQUAD--STANDING: David Cummings, Manager; Greg Magee, Bill Clark, John Bare, Kenny Stevens, Gale Wall, Coach Bill Jackson, Tom Hewkin, Manager. KNEELING: Terrell Pack, Stan Lang, Hart Culp, Chuck Burrill, Tom Huntington. 11 GRADUATES--FRONT: Rosalyn Stutesman, Sandy Harrison, Janney Kalin, Margaret Tout, Susan Oliver Mascall, Alma Tinsley, Bonnie Bailey, Darlene Dowdy, Jeannette Carlin. CENTER: Peggy Blank, Joan Herburger, Della Benson, Pat Pereira, Jackie Hardin, Rosalie Smith, Jane Herburger, Roberta Everidge, Valerie McKinnon, Linda Perkins. BACK: Sondra McCloughan, Pearl Pankey, Linda Shields, Ann Larkin, Frances Howard,Kathy White,Carol Herburger, Kris Ellingson, Lynette Kelly, Gayle Magee. Valedictorian, Salutatorian Lynette Kelly, Valedictorian Kathy White. Salutatorian SCHOLARSHIPS Lynette Kelly, Elks $100 Most Valuable Student. Peggy Blank, Elks Leadership. Jim Bare, State Free Remission scholarship and Elks Leader- ship. Jeannette Carlin, Cal Pacscholarship to EOC and $300 March of Dimes scholarship. Janney Kalin, elementary scholarship to SOC. Patti Pereira, State scholarship to EOC. Jerry Beverage, Tuition scholarship to EOC. Commencement CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose GRADUATES--FRONT: Kerry Drewitt, Jim Bare, Don Klabo, Bill Larkin, Jim Gochenour, LaVern Starbuck, Tom Grimsley. CENTER: Don Leslie, Ron Thissell, Jerry Beverage, Larry Bigger, Jim Davis, Bill Mansfield, Phillip Draheim, Mike Sprouffske. BACK: John Thunell, Harold Davis, Charlie Stinnett, Mike Conklin, Jim Phillips, Larry Whitney. COMMENCEMENT AWARD WINNERS Citizenship Awards Jerry Beverage, Kathy White Activities Awards Kathy White, Jim Bare Summer 1965 GIRLS’ STATERS Linda Cates, Paralee Simmons Girls’ S Boys’ Staters BOYS’ STATERS SEATED: Bill Morris, Brad Ward. STANDING: Bill Wil- liams, Ron Lang. 14 Superintendent Dean Nodine Vice Principal Joseph N. Peniska 16 C.D. Morris, Chairman John Day John Saunders Seneca William Hyde Izee Robert F. Stevens John Day James Magee Canyon City Charles R. Stevens, Clerk Board of Education OFFICE SECRETARY Mrs. Charlyne Rutter BUS DRIVER Jim Miller Cafeteria Mrs. Agnes Davis, chief cook; Mrs. Ina Pierce, assistant cook; Bob Van Voorhis, ticket taker; Mrs. Betty Ledgerwood, assistant cook; Farralee Morris, Mary Streeter, Margo Ediger, Nila Lissman, Irene Pickle, student helpers. CUSTODIANS 17 Howard Deist Gerald We the re 11 Faculty - Social Science - RALPH BURTON U.S. History and World History. . . Varsity Football Coach... JV Basketball Coach.. . Lettermen's Club Advisor. DONALD JONES World Today and Modern Problems.. . Frosh Football Coach... Baseball Coach... Frosh Class Advisor. Sophomores studying in World History Class. 18 C. MILTON BRAGG English I, II... Senior Class Advisor. Mrs. Clift's Seniors (right). - English - Mrs. Larsen's Juniors (above). MRS. INEZ LARSEN English II, III. . . Play Director.. . Fresh- man Class Advisor. MRS. JUNE CLIFT English IV.. . Library... Honor Society Advisor.. .Junior Class Advisor. Mr. Bragg's Freshmen (above). - Languages This class studies French. Dans le salle de francais deux, nous estudions vocabulaire, nous faisons repartages en francais, et avons classe debats concernant nouvelles du monde. Des examples de notre travail est comme pour- suivre. This class is studying Spanish. (La empleado le ensena various sombreros.) --Me gusta este sombrero rojo. iCuantos es? --Diez dolares. --Pues, no es barato a ese precio. --Senorita, le digo la verdad. Para estos tiempos el precio es barato. ✓ --No lo tomo. Gracias. 20 - Guidance - EDWARD JOHNSON Guidance Counselling.. Senior Class Advisor. Health § Physical Education - MRS. REIBA SMITH Spanish If Health P.E. I, II, P.E. Ill, IV... Girls’ Athletic Director... Pep Club and GRAA Advisor. JOSEPH N. PENISKA Drivers Education (car), Health P.E. I, II, P.E. Ill, IV... Varsity Club Advisor.. Student Council Advisor... Honor Society Advisor.. .Varsity Basketball Coach. TUMBLING TEAM--FRONT: Linda Vanderhoof, Carol Moore, Pat Hasher, Colleen Magee, Susan Campbell. TOP: Mary Campbell, Lora lie Lent. 21 Commercial RICHARD BROWN Bookkeeping and Business Law. MRS. FRIEDA SPROUFFSKE Typing I, Shorthand I, Office Practice, and Journalism... Annual Staff Advisor.. .Sophomore Class Advisor. BELOW: Mechanical Drawing Class. OTHERS: Crafts (top, right) and Woodworking Class projects. Shop RICHARD FETZIK Recreational Crafts, General Woodworking, Ad- vanced Shop, Mechanical Drawing, and Drivers Ed. (in classroom).. .Junior Class Advisor. 25 Math £ Science ANTONI KOSYDAR General Math, Geometry, Senior Basic Math... Assistant Football Coach... Frosh Basketball Coach .. .Track Coach. ROBERT VALIANT Chemistry, Physics, Advanced Math, Advanced Science.. .Honor Society Advisor... Sophomore Class Advisor. CLYDE BEAM Typing I, Algebra I, II. L. J. BAUCUM Public Speaking, Conservation, Biology... Soph- omore Class Advisor. STANDING: Stan LeGore, Hank Lissman, Don Phillips, Bruce Cameron, Mike Boethin, David Dieker, Frank Stinnett, Bill Morris, Greg Magee, Dennis Reynolds. SEATED: Paralee Simmons, Linda Cates, Dixie Ring, Ronna Boyer, Kay Conklin, Theresa Curtis, Julie Ellingson, Sandra Bruce, Judy Davis. This page sponsored by MOTY VAN DYKE INC. SUNSET INN QUISENBERRY'S DEPT. STORE 401 West Main 575-1261 130 Ford Rd. 575-1462 221 West Main 575-0595 John Day John Day John Day Kekemarke Chapter of National Honor Society NHS OFFICERS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS at the February 15 Formal Initiation Ceremony. SEATED: Bill Williams, Keith Bunnell, John Wilson, Dixie Ring, Lou Patzer, Mary Campbell, Stan LeGore. New Members, STANDING: Linda Vanderhoof, Bill Adkins, Dick Merrill, Sue Sprouffske, Bob Hagen, Julie Ellig- sen, Linda Cates, and Barbara Zickler. Bill Williams, vice pres. Dixie Ring, sec. Stan LeGore, pres. Lou Patzer, treas. The Pep Club chose six Girls of the Month this year. PEP CLUB MEMBERS--KNEELING: Loralie Lent, Phyllis Linn, Sandra Bruce, Dixie Ring, Janet Beverage, Becky Baucum, Donna and Ronna Boyer. FIRST ROW: Mary Kuhl, Christy Lindley, Linda Cates, Julie Sintay, Janet Sheedy, Jeanne Woods, Judy Davis, Kathy Cole, Paralee Simmons, Jill Sharp, Mary Campbell, Susan Trowbridge, Kay Conklin, Peggy Hancock, Cathey Holland, Bev McKinnis, Beth McKrola, Colleen Magee, Carol Moore. SECOND: Glenda Cummins, Nan Eddy, Becky Rehder, Judy Weldin, Cathey Lyons, Joyce Benson, Susan Farley, Leslie Lent, Teresa Curtis, Marge Mosier, Barbara Zickler, Nancy Kerr, Cheryl Gubser, Carolyn Downing, Farralee Morris, Kathleen Boethin, Carol Thomson, Connie Thomson, Julie Elligsen, Linda Vanderhoof. THIRD: Susan Campbell, Theresa Ashton, Jenny VanVoorhis, Georgia Culp, Renea Bridgman, Roxanne Westmoreland, Judy Talbott, Glenna Kelsay, Bonnie Lenz, Vickie McCoshum, Kathy Griffth, Eileen Tout, Mary Robinson, Shermayne Stutesman, Dee Ann White, Margo Ediger, Pat Hasher, Connie Smith, Nila Lissman, Sue Sprouffske. MRS. SMITH, Advisor This page is sponsored by L P S FINANCE CO. 145 N. Canyon Blvd. 575-1658 John Day and DRISKILL MORTUARY 241 S. Canyon Blvd. 575-0529 John Day 3 31 GRAA OFFICERS Ronna Boyer, Pres. Judy Weldin, Vice Pres. Cathey Lyons, Sec. Judy Davis, Treas. Mrs. Reiba Smith, Advisor % j . Girls’ Recreational Athletic Association SITTING: Susan Ellingson, Judy Davis, Christy Lindley. Marge Mosier, Theresa Curtis, Cathey Lyons, Leslie Lent. Judy Davis, Kathy Boethin, Leona Kriege, Beverly McKinnis. STANDING: Becky Rehder, Susan Farley, Phillis Linn, Paralee Simmons, Glena Kelsey, Roxanne Westmoreland, Judy Talbott, Jenny Van Voorhis, Rosanne Hilte- brandt, Theresa Ashton, Nanette Eddy, Susan Lemcke, Nicki Shields. Eileen Tout, Billie Slates, Clydia Thissell, Linda Kriege, Sue Sprouffske, Mary Kuhl, Margo Ediger, Donna Boyer, Jeanne Woods. Janet Sheedy, Peggy Han- cock. Jill Sharp, Loralie Lent, Sandra Bruce. Susan Trowbridge, Dixie Ring, Kay Conklin, Kathy Cole, Linda Cates, Cheryl Gubser, Ronna Boyer, Judy Weldin. Janet Beverage, Mary Campbell, Beth McKrola, Julie Elligsen, Connie Smith, Doris Smith, Pat Hasher, Sandy Grindstead, Pam Larkin, Linda Smoot. Drill Team LOWER V, Left to Right: Susan Trowbridge, Beverly McKinnis, Connie Smith, Mary Campbell, Loralie Lent, Ronna Boyer, Linda Smoot, Mary Kuhl, Jenny Van Voorhis, Leslie Lent, Cathy Lyons, Glenna Kelsay, Eileen Tout, Susan Campbell, Theresa Curtis, Christy Lindley, Joyce Benson, Theresa Ashton, Judy Davis, Jill Sharp. UPPER V: Peggy Hancock, Pat Hasher, Jeanne Woods, Janet Sheedy, Phyllis Linn, Donna Boyer, Susan Ellingson, Margo Ediger, Kay Conklin, Nanette Eddy, Cheryl Gubser, Sandra Bruce, Dixie Ring, Judy Weldin. This page is sponsored by BILL’S SERVICE STATION 145 S. Canyon City 575-0857 GARDNER ENTERPRISES, INC. 113 N. Clark 575-1410 Canyon City Canyon City Future Homemakers of America MRS. SYLVIA BENSON Advisor This page is sponsored by E L KNOX CHESTER'S MARKET 101 E. Main 575-0439 120 E. Main 575-1899 John Day John Day FHA MEMBERS--SEATED: Irene Pickle, Sandi Grin- stead, Georgia Culp, Renea Bridgeman, Margo Edi- ger, Connie Thomson, Sue Sprouffske, Carol Moore, Cathey Martin, Cathy Behrens. Carol Thomson, Col- leen Magee, Nancy Kerr, Barbara Zickler, Mary Kuhl, Connie Smith, Lou Patzer, Pat Hasher, Julie Elligsen, Beverly McKinnis. STANDING: Linda Vanderhoof, Nila Lissman, Phyllis Linn, Susan Far- ley, Leslie Lent, Joyce Benson, Kathy Cole, Marge Mosier, Linda Dean. Carol Thomson, FHA pres. Leslie Lent, sec. Joyce Benson, treas. Linda Vanderhoof, reporter Barbara Zickler, vice pres. Lou Patzer, historian Marge Mosier, parliamentarian 34 Lettermen's Club CLUB OFFICERS Norman Bezona, pres. Stan LeGore, vice pres. Stever Waterman, sec.-treas. Bill Gubser, sgt.-at-arms. MEMBERS OF LETTERMEN'S CLUB ABOVE, KNEELING: Chuck Burri 1, Bil Williams, Bill Mor- ris, Bruce Cameron, Norman Bezona, Stan LeGore, Bill Gubser. STANDING: Darrel Simmons, Dennis Reynolds, Gale Wall, Bob Van Voorhis, Steve Waterman, Brad Ward, Hank Lissman. RIGHT: Jim Lindley, Ron Lang. Mr. Burton, Mr. Peniska, Advisors This page sponsored by V R MOTORS 200 W. Main 575-1120 John Day SPROUSE-REITZ 138 E. Main 575-1218 John Day MAC GILLIVRAY INSURANCE 146 E. Main 575-0419 John Day BAND MEMBERS--FRONT ROW: Leona Kriege, Ramona Hall, Juan Goirigolzarri, Glenda Cum- mings, Eileen Tout, Jim MacDonald, Norma Guil- liams, Barbara Zickler, Julie Sintay, Kathy Griffith, Julie Elligsen. MIDDLE ROW: Linda Kriege, Pat Barott, Billy Ponshock, Betty Hudspeth, Bill Wil- liams, Ronna Boyer, Dick Merrill, Dan Harryman, Mary Campbell, Susan Campbell, Sue Nelson, King Williams, Vicki McCoshum, Ray MacDonald. TOP ROW: Clydia Thissell, Alan Griffith, Dean Ogilvie, Mike Lenz, Marge Mosier, Alan Rhoads, Beth McKrola, Glenn Johnston, Neale Ledgerwood, Den- nis Reynolds. Dave Merrill, Margo Ediger. BAND OFFICERS--FRONT ROW: Dave Merrill, pres.; Bill Williams, vice pres.; Ronna Boyer, sec. treas. BACK ROW: Juan Goirigolzarri, fresh, rep Dick Merrill, soph, rep. ; Dennis Reynolds, junior rep.; Barbara Zickler, senior rep. This page is sponsored by ELLINGSON TIMBER COMPANY Izee Seneca John Day 36 G.U.H.S. Choruses Beginning Chorus Director A1 Olson. FRONT ROW: Gary Grossman, Danny Harryman, Terry Newton, Shermayne Stutesman, Mary Robinson. SECOND ROW: Juan Gorigolzarri, Harry Wah, Susan Campbell, Kathy Berry, Clydia Thissell, Danny Masonheimer, Danny Pack. THIRD ROW: Keith Baldwin, Sandy Stratton, Cheryl Gubser, Keith Bunnell. FOURTH ROW: Ed Wygandt, Butch Dykes, John Huffman, Marc Wah, Pat Barrot, Dufford Adams, Dale South wick. v Honor Chorus FIRST ROW: Sandra Bruce, Loralie Lent, Director Mr. Olson, Kelly Kerns, Janet Sheedy. SECOND: Neale Ledgerwood, Becky Rehder, Jeanne Woods, Judy Davis, Julie Sintay, Dick Merrill. THIRD: Alan Rhoads, Becky Baucum, Jill Sharp, Peggy Hancock, King Williams. FOURTH: Steve Owens. This page sponsored by KITCHEN CENTER INC. SEARS CATALOG SALES AGENCY SIM'S ELECTRIC 121 S. Cany. Bv. 575-1649 166 S. Dayton 575-1445 131 S. Cany. 575-0288 John Day John Day John Day 37 Compliments of GORDON WILSON Frosh Enjoy Initiation and Dance Queen Kay Reigns Ouer Homecoming . 40 JUNIOR CLASS PLAY CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR'S COURT This page is sponsored by BENSON SHOE STORE 140 E. Main 575-1782 CAST Hank Bennett................John Wilson Marion Bennett..............Cathey Lyons Mrs. Bennett.......................Kathy Berry Merlin, the magician .... Jim Wilson Guenever ...................Dixie Ring King Arthur........................Keith Bunnell Sagramor ...................Bill Adkins Launcelot ..................Len Dugan Elaine .....................Leslie Lent Sandy .................Theresa Curtis Morgan..................Susan Trowbridge Play Director.............. Mrs. Inez Larsen 42 John Day 1966 Prospector Staff ANNUAL STAFF Editor......................Paralee Simmons Staff Photographer...............Jim Wilson Staff Members.................Keith Bunnell Cathey Lyons Marge Mosier Mary Campbell Sue Sprouffske Advisor.............. Mrs. Frieda Sprouffske Paralee Simmons, Editor Mrs. Sprouffske, Advisor STAFF MEMBERS ABOVE: SEATED: Sue Sprouffske, Marge Mosier, Keith Bunnell. STANDING: Cathey Lyons, Mary Campbell. RIGHT: Jim Wilson STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Again this year, Verner and Sylvia Crowell have been our group photographers, assisted by Mrs. Sprouffske for small groups. This page is sponsored by B K FLYING A STATION 150 W. Main 575-1405 John Day LITTLE MAC’S MOTEL 250 E. Main 575-1751 John Day CITY DRUG STORE 121 E. Main 575-0629 John Day 43 (BELOW) 1966 Sweethearts (BELOW) Judy Weldin Bob Van Voorhis Seniors Stan LeGore Paralee Simmons Seniors (ABOVE) (ABOVE) Judy Davis Bill Gubser Juniors Janet Sheedy Steve Jolley Sophomores 1966 PROM QUEEN LINDA CATES Princess Ronna Boyer Princess Carol Thomson 45 Princess Janet Beverage Princess Kathy Cole The members of the Annual Staff and the students of Grant Union High School wish to thank the local busi- nessmen and firms who made the publication of this annual possible. These are listed below: Grant County Service Bureau Grant County Bank John Day Dairy Ellingson Timber Company Edward Hines Lumber Company Bill's Service Station Gardner Enterprises Inc. S-M Motor Company E. L. Knox Company Chester’s Market Jerry’s Texaco Service Station Food Centers, Inc. Western Motel Benson Shoe Store Gail's Market Inc. Lilly’s Garden Cafe A W Drive In Cafe Sears Roebuck Catalog Sales Office Kitchen Center Inc. Sims Electric Service Prairie Maid Three Flags Chevron Service Station Land Title Company Campbell’s Barber Shop Pearl’s Exclusive Fashions West’s Barber Shop Harmony Studio Carl Elmer's Saddlery Audrey's Beauty Shop Dr. August H. Stevenson John Day Trailer Park Steven's Jewelry Store Miller's Furniture Appliance Store Poliak's Stationery Store V R Motor Company Sprouse-Reitz Company MacGillivray Insurance Agency B K Flying A Service Station Little Max’s Motel City Drug Store Quisenberry's Department Store Sunset Inn Moty Van Dyke L. B. S. Finance Company Driskill Mortuary Gordon Wilson Red's Electric Service Inland Machinery Company Dr. Robert E. Lee Effie's Cafe Western Auto Store Larkin's Service Station Minette’s Beauty Shop Farley's Men's Wear Jerry's Radio TV Repair Grant County Motor Company Ireta's Beauty Bar Blue Mountain Eagle El Motel Les Schwab's Tire Center Stan's Second Hand Store G°o Jr 46 Varsity Football VARSITY FOOTBALL SQUAD, KNEELING: Coach Jones, Coach Kosydar, Coach Burton, Norm Bezona, Ron Lang, Bill Williams. SECOND ROW: Bruce Cameron, Stan Lang, Bill Morris, J. C. Oliver, Ron Blank, Robert Allen, Don Phillips, L. B. Adams. THIRD ROW: King Williams, David Masonheimer, Bill Gubser, Dennis Reynolds, Darrel Simmons, Tom Huntington, Jim Lindley, Hart Culp, Chuck Burril. FOURTH ROW: Steve Jolley, Greg Magee, Dean Ogilvie, Bob Van Voorhis, Gale Wall, Ron Hasher, Bob Hagen, Larry Southwick, Steve Waterman. The Grant Union football team was coached by Ralph Burton. Mr. Burton was new here this year and had a run of bad luck through the season. The team played their hardest all the time. They should be highly commended for playing the best football they could. They led Grant to three ties all season. Two of the ties were league games with Heppner and Burns. The other game was with Piolot Rock. LEFT: Jim Lindley and Ron Lang, League All Stars, First Team. RIGHT, TEAM HONORS: Jim Lindley, Most Valuable Defensive back; Ron Lang, Most Valu- able Linesman and Most Inspirational Player; Bill Williams, Most Valuable Back. Frosh J.V. Football FROSH AND JAYVEE FOOTBALL SQUAD--KNEELING: Coach Donald Jones. FRONT ROW: Mike Boethin, Bobby Pereira, Dueford Adams, Kenny Boethin, Danny Masonheimer, Dale Southwick, Mgr. Clinton Clark. BACK ROW: Mark Labhart, Ron Belcher, Malcolm Cameron; John Huffman, Carl Stout, Frank Stinnett, Pat Barott. Basketball Coaches Ralph Burton, Jayvee Coach Joe Peniska, Varsity Coach Toni Kosydar, Freshman Coach A W DRIVE-IN 316 S. Cany. Blvd. 575-1389 John Day This page sponsored by GAIL'S MARKET INC. 120 S. Wash. 575-0226 Canyon City LILLY'S GARDENS 701 S. Cany. Blvd. 575-0029 John Day 50 Frosh KNEELING Coach Kosydar Mike Boethin Daniel Pack Dale Southwick Kenneth Boethin CENTER ROW Carl Stout Pat Barott Robert Crisler Stanley Hagen BACK ROW Mgr. Terry Newton Marc Wah David Dieker Mark Labhart Basketball The freshmen played teams from Baker, Burns, Heppner, and Mt. Vernon, a total of ten games by Feb. 18. With a lot of hard work and dedication to learning new skills, this year's fresh- man team showed a great deal of improvement and the spirit necessary for upholding the winning basketball tradition of Grant Union. Coach Toni Kosydar. Pep Band Counter clockwise, starting at the back: Alan Rhoads, Dan Harryman, Glen Johnston, Jim McDonald, Eileen Tout, Glenda Cummings, Mary Campbell, Beth McKrola, Sue Nelson, King Williams, Clydia Thissell, Neale Ledgerwood, Den- nis Reynolds, Kathy Griffith, Barbara Zickler, Susan Campbell, Margo Ediger, Julie Elligsen, Julie Sintay, Bill Williams, Dick Mer- rill, Vicki McCoshum, Ray Mac- Donald, David Merrill, Ramona Hall, Leona Kriege, Juan Goirigol- zarri, Linda Kriege, Pat Barott, Mike Lenz, Alan Griffith, Bill Ponshock, Jim Wham. 51 Junior Varsity Basketball JAYVEE BASKETBALL SQUAD: Coach Ralph Burton. FRONT ROW: David Masonheimer, Darrel Simmons, Stanley Lang, Greg Magee, Don Phillips. BACK ROW: Mgr. Kenny Spahn, Steve Jolley, Kenneth Stevens, Bill Deist, Chris Labhart, Mike Lenz, Mgr. Tom Hewkin. Grant Union's Junior Varsity was composed entirely of sophomores this year, and the team turned in a fine record. At this writing the young Prospectors have a 11 win 4 loss record. Darrel Simmons, Ken Stevens, and Chris Labhart have been the leading scorers. Stan Lang and Bill Deist contributed much through their ball handling and rebounding to the success of the team. Steve Jolley, Greg Magee, Mike Lenz, Don Phillips, and Dave Masonheimer rounded out the 1965-66 squad that had a trade mark of hustle and team play. Coach Ralph Burton. JAYVEE BASKETBALL SCORES Feb. 15, 1966 Grant JV 42 Nyssa JV 38 Grant JV 43 Enterprise JV 34 Grant JV 44 Vale JV 49 Grant JV 44 Enterprise JV 43 Grant JV 43 Nyssa JV 35 Grant JV 42 Vale JV 46 Grant JV 48 Burns JV 42 Grant JV 53 Lakeview JV 35 Grant JV 60 Wahtonka JV 35 Grant JV 51 Heppner JV 27 Grant JV 51 Burns JV 58 Grant JV 53 Madras JV 47 Grant JV 43 Sherman JV 51 Grant JV 61 Burns JV 47 Grant JV 50 Lakeview JV 54 This page is sponsored by S M MOTOR COMPANY 130 S. Cany. Bv. 575-0857 John Day JOHN DAY HARDWARE COMPANY 161 E. Main 575-0132 John Day 52 N Jayuee Cheerleaders Phyllis Linn This page is sponsored by SAN JUAN LUMBER COMPANY, John Day 53 Varsity Basketball VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Feb. 15, 1966 Grant 49 Nyssa 45 Grant 57 Vale 53 Grant 57 Enterprise 53 Grant 64 Enterprise 57 Holiday Tournament --1st place Grant 45 Long Creek 35 Grant 45 Mt. Vernon 44 Grant 46 Nyssa 43 Grant 43 Vale 37 Grant 33 Burns 51 ♦Grant 48 Lakeview 55 ♦Grant 52 Wahtonka 57 ♦Grant 62 Heppner 57 ♦Grant 59 Burns 50 ♦Grant 42 Madras 84 ♦Grant 54 Sherman 50 ♦Grant 55 Burns 48 ♦Grant 44 Lakeview 50 ♦League games. VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Bill Gubser, Stan LeGore, Steve Waterman, Bob Van Voorhis, Bill Deist, Brad Ward, Coach Peniska, Hank Lissman, Andy Bond, Bob Hagen, Paul Dieker, Jim Wilson, Mgr. Terrell Pack. On Feb. 15, we were tied with Wahtonka for second place with a 4-2 win-loss league rec- ord. Also by Feb. 15, Steve Waterman, right, was rated among the top ten in the state in scor- ing. This page is sponsored by AMERICAN OIL CO. 138 N. Washington 575-1348 Canyon City WESTERN MOTEL W. Highway 575-1821 John Day 54 Varsity Cheerleaders Janet Beverage Dixie Ring Donna Boyer Becky Baucum Ronna Boyer This page is sponsored by THREE FLAGS CHEVRON SERVICE STATION 631 S. Canyon Blvd. 575-1776 John Day LAND TITLE INS. CO. PRAIRIE MAID 157 E. Main 575-1529 Highway 395 575-1845 John Day John Day Majorettes Becky Baucum, Jude VVeldin, Cathey Lyons, Carol Thomson, Connie Thomson JERRYS TEXACO SERVICE FOOD CENTERS, INC. 100 E. Main 575-1196 741 W. Main 575-1196 John Day John Day 56 Dueford Adams Craig Ashcraft Teresa Ashton Keith Baldwin Stephan Barott Freshman Class FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS STANDING: Stan Hagen, treas. David Dieker, pres. Dale Southwick, vice pres. FRONT: Frank Stinnett, rep. Patty Officer, sec. Mike Boethin, rep. Katherine Behrens Ronald Kenneth Belcher Boethin Michael Renea Boethin Bridgman Malcolm Susan Clinton Cameron Campbell Clark jean Robert Cotham Crisler Georgia Culp Glenda Cummings David Dieker Edwin Dykes Nanette Eddy Juan Goirigolzarri Roger Gray Sandi Grinstead Gary Grossman Stanley Hagen Steven Hagen Daniel Harryman Cathey Holland John Huffman Margaret Huntington Melvin Iler Gust Johnson Glenna Kelsay Mark Labhart Phyllis Linn Colleen Magee Catherine Martin Danny Masonheimer Ronald Micnhimer 59 Terry Newton Patti Officer Daniel Pack Robert Pereira' Rebecca Rehder Mary Robinson Sheryl Sisco Bobby Joe Smith Dale Southwick Frank Stinnett Carl Stout Shermayne Stutesman fudy Talbott Robert Tillotson Jenny Van Voorhis Harry Wah 60 Marcus Wah Roxanne Westmoreland Edwin Weygandt Robert Allan Roberta Baldwin Mike Baucum Ronnie Blank Sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Don Phillips, pres. Susan Lemcke, vice pres. Peggy Hancock, sec. Stan Lang, treas. Sandra Bruce, rep. Greg Magee, rep. 62 Wally Boswell Donna Boyer Sandra Bruce Chuck Burril Diann Claborn Alvin Cummings Jerry Dairympie Bill Deist Vicki Fleury Alan Griffith Peggy Hancock Pat Hasher Allan Henon Tom Hewkin Betty Hudspeth Ronnie Iler Glen Johnston Steve Jolley Kelly Kern Linda Kriege Jim Deming Roger Duncan Margo Edigar Mike Farrell Mary Kuhl Chris Labhart Stanley Lang Neale Ledgerwood Susan Lemcke 63 Lora lie Lent Mike Lenz Nila Lissman Jim MacDonald Greg Magee David Masonheimer Dick Merrill Carol Moore Doug Moore Farralee Morris Dan Muir Claudia Murphy Dean Ogilvie J. C. Oliver Steve Owens Don Phillips Irene Pickle Billy Ponshock Alan Rhoads Jill Sharp Janet Sheedy 64 Nicki Shields Darrel Simmons Julie Sintay Billie Slates Connie Smith Doris Smith Kennie Spahn Sue Sprouffske Kennie Stevens Mary Streeter Clydia Thissell Connie Thomson Eileen Tout Robin Upmeyer Linda Vanderhoof Steven Weeks 65 Dee Ann White King Williams Jeanne Woods Jackie Wright Phyllis Wright Bill Adkins Leonard Adams Don Ashcraft Becky Baucum Junior Class JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Theresa Curtis . Dennis Reynolds Leslie Lent . . . Judy Davis . . . Cathey Lyons . . Marge Mosier . . . . . . pres. . . . . rep. . . . . treas. . . . . rep. . . vice pres. ............sec. Arlene Begg Joe Belcher Connie Belshaw Joyce Benson Kathy Berry Kathleen Boethin Keith Bunnell Mary Campbell Bill Clark Kay Conklin Dennis Cox Theresa Curtis Junior Class Judy Davis Paul Dieker Carolyn Downing Len Dugan Lloyd Duncan Julie Elligsen Susan Ellingson Steve Farley Susan Farley Brenda Frissell Kathy Griffith Bill Gubser Norma Guilliams Bob Hagen Ramona Hall Ron Hasher Ron Holliday Wayne Hoppe 68 Junior Class Tom Huntington Betty Johnson Jim Kerstein Leona Kriege Carol Larkin Laurita Larkin Marcia LaVelle Leslie Lent Bonnie Lenz Christy Lindley Cathey Lyons Ray MacDonald Vicki McCoshum Beverly McKinnis Beth McKrola Kent Mehl Gary Miller Marge Mosier Junior Class David Mott Sue Nelson 70 Terrell Pack Art Pereira Don Powell Kerry Radinovich Dennis Reynold Dixie Ring Evelyn Simmons Larry Sohr Larry Southwick Sandy Stratton Susan Trowbridge Robbie Walker Gale Wall Jerry Wells James Wilson John Wilson Class of Bill Morris, pres. Carol Thomson, treas. Bob Van Voorhis, vice pres. Barbara Zickler, sec. Henry Lissman, rep. Linda Cates, rep. Senior Honors Student Body president - Bruce Cameron. National Honor Society - Stan LeGore, president; Bill Williams, vice president; Lou Patzer, treasurer. Members: Linda Cates, Barbara Zickler. F. H.A. - Carol Thomson, president; Barbara Zickler, vice president; Lou Patzer, historian. Pep Club - Paralee Simmons, president; Kathy Cole, vice president. G. R.A.A. - Ronna Boyer, president; Judy Weldin, vice president. Lettermen's Club - Norman Bezona, president; Stan LeGore, vice president; Steve Waterman, secretary-treasurer. Annual Staff - Paralee Simmons, editor. Paper Staff - Barbara Zickler, editor; Steve Waterman, special varsity sports writer. Boys' State - Bill Williams, Bill Morris, Brad Ward, Ron Lang. Girls' State - Paralee Simmons, Linda Cates. Conservation Essay Contest - Bill Williams, local, regional, and state winner. Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow - Linda Cates, school winner. Sweethearts Court - Paralee Simmons and Stan LeGore, Judy Weldin and Bob Van Voorhis. Prom Court - Queen Linda Cates, Princesses Ronna Boyer, Janet Beverage, Kathy Cole, and Carol Thomson. 72 Honor Students NANCY KERR LINDA CATES KATHY COLE DUWAYNE HILLIARD STAN LE GORE DICK MERRILL LOU PATZER PARALEE SIMMONS STEVE WATERMAN BILL WILLIAMS BARBARA ZICKLER 73 JANET BEVERAGE Pep Club 1-4; J.V. Cheerleader 2, Varsity 3,4; Homecoming Princess 2; G.R.A.A. 1-4; Drill Team 1,2; Class Sec. 1,3; Prom Princess. DOUG BARTLETT Transfer 4. NORMAN BEZONA J.V. Football 1; Football 2-4; Basket- ball 1; Baseball 1-2; Letterman's Club 1-4, Pres. 4; Class Rep. 1,2, V. Pres. 3; Sweet- heart's Prince 1. MARION BLISS J.V. Football 1-2, Mgr. 3; Track 1-3; Basketball Mgr. 3. RONNA BOYER Pep Club 1-4; G.R.A.A. 1-4, Pres. 4; Varsity Cheerleader 3-4; Band 1-4, Sec. 2,4; Pep Band 1-2; Class V. Pres. 1, Treas. 2; Drill Team 1-4; Jr. Class Play; Bio. Lab. Asst. 4; Prom Princess. ANDY BOND Frosh Basketball, J.V. Basketball 2-3, Varsity 4; Track 3. BRUCE CAMERON J.V. Track 3, Varsity Track 2; J.V. Football 2, Football 3-4; Baseball 4; S.B. Pres. 4. LINDA CATES Transfer 3; Pep Club 3,4; G.R.A.A. 3,4; Drill Team 3; Class Rep. 4; Jr. Class Play; Prom Queen; Honor Society 4. KATHY COLE Pep Club 1-4, V. Pres. 4; G.R.A.A. 1-4; Drill Team 1-3; J.V. Cheerleader 1; F.H.A. 1-4, Sec. 2,3; Homecoming Prin- cess 4; Jr. Play Stage Mgr.; Class Rep. 1,3; Bio. Lab Asst. 4; Lib. Asst. 4; Prom Prin- cess. HART CULP Transfer 1; J.V. Football 2, Football 3-4; Track 2-3; Class Rep. 3. BRENDA DENSTEDT Transfer 3; Chorus 1,2; G.R.A.A. 2, 3; Bonnie Lassie 3. DAVID CUMMINGS Football 2-3; Track Mgr. 3. — VERNON EVERIDGE J.V. Football 3; Frosh Basketball Mgr. 4. BILL FIELDS Pep Band 1,2; Band 1,2; J.V. Football 1-2, Football 3-4. RICHARD GRAFTON Baseball 2; Transfer 4. CHERYL GUBSER Pep Club 1-4; Drill Team 2-4; G.R.A. A. 2-4. DUWAYNE HILLIARD Transfer 2. BRUCE HEWKIN Track 1,3. mmrnmmm NANCY KERR Pep Club 1-4; F.H.A. 1-4, Treas. 3. HELEN KLABO Pep Club 1-2; G.R.A.A. 1-2, Sec. 2; Drill Team 2. RON LANG J. V. Football 1, Varsity Football 2-4; Frosh Basketball, J.V. Basketball 2; Track 3-4; Letterman's Club 2-4; Boy’s State 3. - _ iitai STAN LEGORE Frosh Basketball, J.V. Basketball 2-3, Varsity 4; Baseball 1-2; Track 3; Honor Society 2-4, Pres. 4; Jr. Class Play; Letter man's Club 2-4, V. Pres. 4; Class Treas. 3; Sweetheart Prince 4. HENRY LISSMAN Frosh Basketball, J.V. Basketball 2-3, Varsity 4; Lettermen's Club 2-4; Class Rep. 4. JIM LINDLEY J.V. Football 1-2, Varsity 3-4; Track 2; Lettermen's Club 3-4. - DWIGHT MICNHIMER Debate Club 2-3. DAVE MERRILL Pep Band 1-4; Jr. Class Play; Track 1. BARBARA MOTT F.H.A. 1 -3; G.R.A.A. 2,3;F.N.A. 1; Student Council; Transfer 4. BILL MORRIS J.V. Football 1-2, Varsity 3-4; J. V. Baseball 1, Mgr. 2,3; Basketball Mgr. 1,2; Jr. Class Play; IRL 3; Class President 4; Boy's State 3. «'-A.-. • vi'; •S'i' ALAN SEAWEARD TIM SCOTT Football 1; Transfer 3; Paper Staff 3; Track 3; Sweetheart's Prince 3. PARALEE SIMMONS Pep Club 1-4, Pres. 4;G.R.A.A. 1-4; Annual 3-4, Editor 4; Class Sec. 2, Pres. 3; Jr. Class Play; Girl's State 3; Drill Team 1-3; Lib. Asst. 4; Majorette 2; Sweetheart Princess 4. LINDA SMOOT Volleyball 1,2; Pep Club 1, Cheerleader 2; G.R.A.A. 1,2; Track 1,2; Prom Princess 1,2. HOWARD TEMPLE RALPH STEELMAN vv, Seniors • . vv(■ • v. «.■ i..y . ••• • 'flfi i;' V: .-.. .- j. -.1.;.'- .;• •• • . • • � • , •••. • • •’ ■•. ••■ .Cv'-’ '. u‘.m •$••• ■ v F.V: CAROL THOMSON Transfer 2; Pep Club 3,4; Majorette 3, 4; F.H.A. 3,4, Pres. 4; Sweetheart Princess 3; Class Treas. 4; Prom Princess. BOB VAN VOORHIS Baseball 2-4; Football 3,4; Letterman’s Club 3,4; Frosh Basketball, J.V. 2,3, Var- sity Basketball 4; Class Vice-Pres. 4; Sweet- heart Prince 4. BRAD WARD Frosh Basketball, J.V. Basketball 1,2, Varsity 3,4; J.V, Football 1,2; Track 1-4; Class Pres. 2; Lettermen's Club 2-4; Boy’s State 3. STEVE WATERMAN Class Pres. 1, Vice Pres. 2; Frosh Bas- ketball; J.V. Basketball 1,2; Varsity Basket- ball 3,4; J.V. Football 1,2; Football 3,4; Baseball 1-4; Letterman's Club 2-4, Sec.- Treas. 4; Paper Staff 3,4. JIM WHAM Track 2-4; J.V. Football 2; Pep Band 4; Sweetheart’s Prince 2. JUDY WELDIN Pep Club 1-4; G.R.A.A. 1-4, V-Pres. 4; Homecoming Princess 3; Majorette 2-4; Jr. Class Play; Sweetheart Princess 4. Senior Class History The class of 1966 entered high school with 56 green-horned freshmen. We began the year by electing Steve Waterman president. Our other officers were Ronna Boyer, vice president; Janet Beverage, secretary; Tom Skiens, treasurer; and our class representatives were Norman Bezona and Kathy Cole. Kathy Cole was elected a J. V. cheerleader during our freshman year. As Homecoming princess we elected Linda Weeks. The freshman class usually gets the booby prize in the Homecoming noise parade; that year we were no exception. In the spring we chose as Sweetheart prince and princess Norman Bezona and Jean Ann White. Throughout the year we had various money-making projects. As we enrolled during the first day of our sophomore year, we were 54 in number. The officers for this year were Brad Ward as president; Steve Waterman, vice president; Paralee Simmons, secretary; and Ronna Boyer, treas- urer. Our first project was the Freshman Welcome Dance. We used monkey faces and palm trees as our main decora- tions. Sophomore girls who served as majorettes were Judy Weldin and Paralee Simmons. The Sweethearts for this year were Janey Lemmons and Jim Wham. Our Homecoming princess was Janet Beverage and again this year we re- ceived the booby prize. Janet Beverage was a J. V. cheerleader during our sophomore year. During this year Elizabeth Molina, a foreign-exchange student from Honduras, spent several months at Grant. BARBARA ZICKLER Pep Club 1-4; Pep Band 1-4; Band 1-4; Class Sec. 4;F.H.A. 3,4, V. Pres. 4; Paper Staff 4, Editor 4; Honor Society 4. BILL WILLIAMS Boy's State 3; Conservation Speech Con- test 3, State Winner 4; Football 1-4; J. V. Basketball 2; Baseball 1-4; Band 1-4; V. Pres. 4; Pep Band 1,2,4; Letterman's Club 2-4; Jr. Class Play; Honor Society 2-4, V. Pres. 4. Fifty-two of us re-entered good old Grant as juniors. To lead us, we elected Paralee Simmons our president. Norman ”Ab Bezona became vice president; Janet Beverage, secretary; and Stan LeGore, treasurer. Our class re- presentatives were Kathy Cole and Hart Culp. This year's Homecoming princess was Judy Weldin; the Sweetheart couple was Carol Thomson and Tim Scott. Janet Beverage and Ronna Boyer were elected to varsity yell leaders for the next two years. Junior majorettes were Judy Weldin and Carol Thomson. They also served during our senior year. During Christmas vacation and spring vacation the John Day area suffered from severe floods. Unfortunately, no school was missed. The Junior-Senior Prom theme was Isle of Paradise. We used three different shades of blue and three large murals painted by Mrs. Ward. These were scenes from Hawaii. Our other main project of this year was our play, Dear Diary. The major roles were portrayed by Ronna Boyer, Bill Williams, Margaret Rudishauser, Bill Morris, and Stan LeGore. This year our basketball team went to district play-off in LaGrande. Juniors on the squad were Steve Water- man, Brad Ward, Stan LeGore, and Andy Bond. We took second place after a very thrilling final game. The Drill Team performed at halftime on the first night; many junior girls were members of this group. As we entered the portals of Grant High, we had only one main ambition.......GRADUATION. We were the smallest class this year, numbering only 44 students. This year our officers are: Bill Morris, president; Bob Van Voorhis, vice president; Barbara Zickler, secretary; Carol Thomson, treasurer; with Linda Cates and Henry Lissman as class representatives. The only Student Body officer from the senior class is Bruce Cameron. He won the presidential post on an in- dependent ticket, a fete accomplished for the first time in Grant's history. Other seniors leading organization of our school are: Paralee Simmons as Pep Club president; Ronna Boyer, president of G.R.A.A.; Norman Bezona, Lettermen's president; Stan LeGore, president of National Honor Society; and Carol Thomson, president of F.H.A. The Homecoming princesses this year were Kathy Cole and Linda Smoot. We chose Paralee Simmons and Stan LeGore, Judy Weldin and Bob Van Voorhis as the Sweethearts couples. Those elected for Junior-Senior Prom princesses were Ronna Boyer, Kathy Cole, Linda Cates, Janet Beverage, and Carol Thomson. Linda Cates reigned over Prom Queen. Linda Cates won the Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow pin. Steve Waterman wrote all the varsity sports stories for the school paper. Bill Williams won the local, regional, and state Conservation speech contest and will try for national honors. Now, our last and most important activity at Grant Union High School will be our long-awaited graduation! 82 Looking into th Future ... 83 m INTER-COLLEGIATE PRESS Kansos Citv — Winnipeg Yearbooks — Yearbook Covers Diplomas — Graduation Announcements USA in Things to Come It .V'V- • aa --A-: 'tm:1WM c.Uc. - r S- T srs v - % - -W. . A 'V.v • V • . - . .. • ,_ . .-. -V. . , . ■ ’• -� — i - V .'i V V - ' «• V V_- • , -.; 4 •• -N v v v £.-‘ ‘•■ ■' :. vr s . — t-- A A ■' l •“• • •• ■’ - . ■ |L i ' V ; • . . . . . -. J r •‘ • . ' «. .. - - ' W .. -■ ' : •-,■ .• v. .- -; .... V ■. -. � . A . . V5£i% - ' v - ;- . . ' ‘ £ V � - ' v. W. x T