Henley High School - La Vista Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1941 volume:

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But to those few Americans in the land who were gifted with the ingenious foresight of the ancient apostles, it was a mighty na- tion moving westward with all its steely sinews set against the forest , a veritable army battling against the vicissitudes of nature, pressing on- ward, ever onward to the West, to Oregon. A new kingdom was being won, a kingdom of rich land, bounteous game, rich virgin forests, and anppportunity to make this our Oregon one of the richest states in the union. But these first pioneers, where are they now? These first brave men who fought and died? Their epitahs are written in the furrows, their heirs know not their tombs. The plowshares cleave through the mellow loam where these first brave men now rest in peace. With reverence for the spirit of those who broke the trails, of those who builded by the wayside better than they knew, of all those, who, by their far-sighted vision have filled a place in the forward movement of the West, we create this book as a living monument. Joaquin Miller in Westward Ho! expresses it thusz, .... Deep and wide The wheels of progress have passed ong The silent pioneer is gone. His ghost is moving down the trees, And now we push the memories Of bluff bold men who dared and died In foremost battle, quite aside. Bob Short, Malin High School Tx. - ,. g 3 X X, It . r ,ff ,N l xi m y ' J ,..g 5 Y i l 5555 7 ff -. T Q fhs X ' ,. ga! N 2' T if -Lexx lil bJKQ.l.1RL..E a llisifaifm Q Faculty and Classes Q Activities Q Athletics Q Features 'N - l' ' if '-n'T ' -1 -.gjgffg a ails-ABU t f fp i 1' ANIDREW S'l'lll'IE'I' E. E. KlLP.Vl'lllCK Malin Principal Vive President ALUNZO IIUIIGES L. W. l'llA'l'Bl'llN Pres. of Scriice Club Serician'y-'l'1cusul'cr To Andrew Street of Malin, Bruce Hess of Henley and the Merrill Service Club Officers, Alonzo Hodges, Presidentg E. E. Kilpatrick, Vice Presidentg and T. W. Chatburn, Treasurer, the Annual Staffs of the three schools dedicate the 1941 Mehema for their interest and cooperation in the development of the schools. It is the interest of this type of people that make the educational system what it is in their respective communi- ties 2 BRUCE HES A X A -XXMI JT ,if N 44 W 5 , l y f1A !Alf!- 152, b 1 'v X' , A, if 'Q . GEM-M, , Q WH Q A-E J N . . A ei -- -W ,I V G 33':.,zf1 Qi Q5 n ,k,. . 'wr- f ' ., 'Y r x:,.r'. K i, f 'lf , g . - ' ' isnt ii? .25 4' 1.7, 5 N fungi., -,XM inf! 'mf-f - , - , X : - N 1 I gn. Y , -fl, gr, . Y V. , I ' ' X .f Y , if -- YK -X f M Q A I 'Nh ,J .K , X :-' ' ,N-f' , . ' ' - N' A-H X -N 1W2L 4f- Y A . ' 52 f X X .. I ,fiayqio-akr fb . J? N 3 ,I 3' x 3 'il-S, , rx- V- 'NIS -- ' .-T ' Y . 1 Q., ' . , . ' L--u'mvi,. if!!-A , W ' A , ,X v . A 1N9X v ' X . ,,,f , 1 . . ,ff ' ' . ! ,., -. -G I J ,W N- ,If 'fl' qqxxvq fi-- X' ' ..' ,'x.w : -1 X1 Flatt? V in N Q A V' , y 4 1lA A' Vfl V. l 5, f QVA . 'X V W,- ' 53 'nv 4-fra 35 ' - 'E-4'll. mi '11 .5 1 54.1 .. I ' fm. if .ia I -, Uonincilpala' Cvvlelmaqe FARIHPI, ll. HUWE ANDREW S'I'IlElC'l' I' I' KILl'A'l'I HPIIIIW Malin Merrill Never before have we more fully recognized the benefits of freedomg freedom to make our own laws, levy our own taxes, elect those who govern us, and worship as we choose. Never before has the responsibility for the strength and success of our government rested so heavily upon us as individuals. We have been educated at public expense. We must accept the duties which follow this education by preserving and improving the heritage which has come to us. We hope that the years of schooling which you have received will help you to be strong morally, mentally, and physically in order that you may face the problems which are to come with wisdom and without fear. KICK Henley qacufltlt Top Row: Mudge Cooney, Stanley Glick, Helen Dumhcrk, Artluu' Colo Bottom Row: Marie llixnn, Otis Jolmsoll. xIQlI'j0l'll'! Howe, Ruby Cnlv, Arthur Wcsrutt '42 A 1 Tap Row: Elizabeth Mnomaw, Ann Storli Bottom Row: B. Bu-lieu. t'. James, Ann Dolezal cwlennlllfl qacufltmt fwlafln acufltlj Top Row: lt. G, Fhristuer, E. V, Johnson, Earl Shinn Butiom Row: llernivv Shinn, Betty EVZIHSUN, llellrietlaz Lynn enQz-115 .Sz-:nlom Klux lull Xmulu lu! S4111 ullllllll XIIIUIWI luulxn 1'1it't'illu I'uIv QlI'lIlA'l I'ul1Ynl'l'i Bottom Row: Nlzwilm lin-llc-r. lfnmwt Iirs-ilhaulpt, lmmilmy llixun, Ham ,l.x.u- Milllllilll, l l'HIll'l'N Snllixsm, M-rn ll:-lux Setuhd ROW: .ij . .:'Q . . 4' ': .' . 'z' Ton Row: Imlyzuim- Ilnlulr. lim liumrlilwg. Zvllzz Sllllhilll, 1l,u,in11x- HIIWIIII1' I'nI1 ulll'Hl'!' H IC Ii'I' W Hl'lllt'N fwlz-:nnlQQ .Sz-zniona EVELYN I'IERl'E VICRNUN BOWMAN Fire! S1-Ilwwto-1' Rm-1-mul Svnu-wtf-1' ' PRESIDENTS Top Row: .lnliyn 141-llv Iinmllnm, Kim Bunk:-. Mary lllIl'liK', Mznrinriv Hllrll, Frzmk fuliwn- Second Row: 'lkmm Fllutlmln. .hum Vntllill. limb:-11:1 lfruhs, l'zn1l Knox, Tum I.am-y, Luis lmxxiw First Row: Vlvmlv Nlitvhell, Glvn l'l1ip1:f, I,:11u'1-m-1' lm-nl. Maury l u':um-s Shznp, Irum- I,:mlmt. I'!'S2ll Snaum Rlslrinxl Kil'klHlflil'k Glvnn Fryi- Vcru Uttmnzm lmnnlrl Rall Iiff ,. Ium llzllvy l lilIlI'l'5 Ilmu-ll Tw! lillpl-1't .hw l'lmt:u'1l Zim IM-l'l'z1 Huy Gam lfivllallwl 'l'ul-dats 1 Vzm A Cwlaflln .Senlonza lic! I5 lim-ws JESS MrKOEN Malin Malin Skip Day at Malin Henley Really For Diplomas Mmrrill Yon're On The air at KFJI .Sz-anion Jlctlvitiaa Oh, Bop .. O uniona II11 liussipel Truth Lotta An' unlona M ERRILL Toll Row: Il, Bnvll J. llmlgvs W. Sltlllvlllllblll' B. Wulrlrin J. Fleck I'. B1 min .l. I-'ollieriiigihann Second Row: V. line-ll Mx. Sliinn MALIN Second Row: la. XIc'l'llIIz'5 Nliw Mmimiiain' V. Iinglixll W. l.ilg.'Q4llHIl Il, I.in-v H. Wntkinx II, Holi H EN LEY Front Row: l', Swilzlvi' I'. Alluzin M. Dl'llliIi1.Wl' P. Slim! Ii, Inimnt IS, Lu I'i :Irie S. Sx'li'i:l I-I. Ytlilllg C. Ilznlre-ty Second Row: E. FI1-ming J. Pinnolli N. MIISIUII B. Mililani' W, Zin-mieni-zuk V. limi man M. Chin V. Ilantlvrude V. llnskills lf. lluilges Third Row: .I. Ilvzlloll E. Bealsluy Ii. CllIlYillll'Il I'. l'h-nn-ns I.. Mc-Knoll I-', Slmlvk First Row: NI. llzinvl l'. Slmli-k Y. Znnn' li, Sliurt I-I. Wurnlley .I lliwlnll .l. Pilllwlli N. Qniinhy li, I'innelli Maw. l'uiipz'y, Advisor Back Row: lb. Mi-Kan' NI. Shultz If. Ht'5'l!1l'l' .L Ih-wlvl' ll. 'l'1u-koi' .L FiSlll'l' T. News .l. Waits U, Iluffmun A. Woody Solphomonaa Xlniin Tap Row: Il, Slmlvk Ii. Vain Meter ii. Nyilziri. Mr. .I:1n11-s I'. A4Irii1'111:111 'i', llyvl' W. K111-sw Second Row: Nl. 1111111 Il. Sniitli Iii-niey Front Row: J. Wrigili Nl. l41'1111e-r Y. H11-y111' NI. S1-1'1'111's Nl. Xl111'11i1y li, 1'1'111111'i11c H. Xl1'K11y Second Row: Sli: 4'11i1-. Ailvisul I'. 311151911 Xl. 'i'i11t1111 N. Sllilliil' Y. lizitvs Ali-1'1iIi Top Raw: E T:1l11-'1' ir. 11111-1111 L. I1-ciihice I.. Lewis ll. Wyiizmt. tl. l'i1i11 Second Row: I. Iiziinirzi Miss EYIIIISUII R. S111 y NI. llullmiwnik IC. Itivu il. S1111 IC. Dibllilliiwiill First Row: tl, In-1'1'a1 l'. Sxvygiirt N. J:11'11l1s .I. 1111411111111 I., S11-yskiil A. V1'l'lIliHi1lI'l id, Hrziy W. 411111111111 F. iI11fr'n1z111 P. Awry Third Row: lt. Slllllliir'l'S li. 11111111-11 li. 1'l11w1111I Il. l'lll'X'lIt' X NI1-K111'i1:111 N. 'l'111'i11-1 .l. Slliliiilll Il. Milvllull Nl, Myers N. l'11Ili11s Ib. II:11'ris Third Row: W. Walker ISI. YCZIEUI' 0. l.a1y111z111 Sl. lN'Il4'il0X 12 Siiaipp 505: ho monea The Clvull-1111 Gang: Biology Hass Merrill All-Stars l'0lll4ll'liUlllSl Map Making Chinese Play At Ease Batter Up Merrill Junior Hiqh Activities llgnley Malin Such Studiousness Rub-duh-a-dub Ton Row. left to right: G. Simmons l.. Haskins W. I IlTill'l'ill1,IlI2lIll ll Kznnlrzl R. Noonan Second Row: ll. Walker K. llunnim-ut! M, U'l'llllllt'l' IN-m-ln-5' R. 'l'1n'nur i'. Shui lllls. l.yrinw Third Ruw: A. llnncnn G. Hill IC. llnlls-nlnnn' G. l'ivli'0 A. Flirk Tou Row. left to right: .l. Wnmllnnlsrf .l, l'hin li. Hl'4lWIl ll. Womllndn L. Ynfas ll. llvmlumnz li. XIul'l'nn' Second Row 'l'. V:ml'I1'l'1: G. l'0lllll'l' ll. l'nX I. HI'ElfHll'll'j' .l. All-I'oll1nn K, 0'l'nnn4-r J. Killgsford B, Maxwell Ml: t'ln'isinvr Third Row: W. l'llIYill IE. Myers Il. Buell 1'. KL-nhne G. Fruits H. 3lzi.ln'r-y C. Luner Top Row, left to right: .l. Lodge I.. Sowell M. Ell9SllCl'l'y I. Haskins Second Row: Mr. I'ln'istner G. Myers F. ,lrhuns G. Liskey B. Hodges V. Shawn M. lcvnllive Third Row: 'l'. uvil lrlrip li, Blvley U. Ilnnniuult B. Trot mann G. Wynzite 'WlennUUl Junlon J-hgh First Row: ll. Nnlnlr' Il. uiilii'if'l' l'. I'x:1il'1'ln J. Nvllllilillll I. llinklf- G. Willisinix Sinitli IC. Byvre lb, l'lL'IiIL'llT Second Row: V. lflllllliilglilillll L. Wilwnli M. Snurlin L. Mertz l-1. Byers J. Wheeler ll. flllllllllgilillll M, linlilun A. t'rnnn'inv First Row: M. Wilson ll. l'nllzll'd l'. Clieync IC. Kirk C, Bi':nIlmi'y L. llnllhle li Gnlwl' J. Keller i'. Snitlvr Second Row: Il, Syliizl F. Arnnt A, Swain U. Young li Murani L, Byers .I, Musten l'. liiclizirllson ii. lizisy first Row: V. lllllihlv ll. lmris F. G:ilrl'iL'l 0. Wright l'. Znrlvrngg R. Wniln II. Ti'ippeL Second Row: S. l'ei-ry M. Noble IS. l'nlmer M. Qninilry B, Neese l'. ZlFllllt'liCZllix .l, Wlivuiei' L. Ki-:lily L. Keller lb. Kinney .l. l'zirmn Thirll Row: lil. Wlwrnil. .Mil ll. liwrs li. llniain l-. N1-nvll H Lznuliu 4.. Sznnnh-rx l.. Kziylor tl. llnxcs Back Row: ll. Vainiplvell S. lmxienn ii. lb, Il1lX:n-il S Mn:-teii W, Ilnyim ll. Uri-ni 'l'. lligli ll. Manning: Third Row: J. iii1'kSKIll B. llnlalll W. llrise L, l'I'2lWflII'li V. l'l':i.wt'n1'1l S, Lai l ni'g:e li Vliesiiiit M. lfnlson Miss llnmimevk Fourth Row: ig in-i-r ll. Brown ll, lloffilt A. Reeilcr .I. S1-lirzun llnnkins li. Hell lf' Valsi- lb, Hlurlminii T Third Row: ll. Rs-vclei' l.. lrivk l'. llzinsen l.. t'rnnirinu li. liizullilm' R, Mzirk E. Switzlei M Newell MIN. llmxv. Mix. Back Row: K. Wallin J. 'l'intnn .I. 'l'illuli l . Hess ii. llnrlnn L. Byers li, Full' ll, llzitlizmziy EYIQELQ ,Q-iunion J'iiq,i1 E5 cWlaQin Hanlon Hlchh Tun Row: M. Wnmllvy' L. I's'I1:lsn'k I.. Limo K. liurmlgll .l. fvllllillfll I . lilmlvl' Y. K1 um! ll Quvg:ll't Third Row: KI. lloxwll X. .Ynlws MIN Slurli NI. Sl'lII'l'ill0l' Il. Mm I in Second Ruw: .I. Kannmping Y. Yillm-llt Il. 0:1111 li NIr'KlwIl I.. Wmwll al. 'IAIIHIIIIISUII IS. UIIIHIIIIII K. AIk'f'llHt'1' Fr R 'rst ow: K. IPlIlIl'Jlll I'. lil im fl. Ilrnxil l'. Hllllfilll I-.. Irwin Ton Row: Mx. lim-Iivll .I. Hl'l'l'illgISllllW I.. lilmu-r II. vI'lIUll1lNUll V. lh-nn G. lirirks Ib. Ht-'Il'iIl1.LSllilW II. Xlvyvr A. lllllvlmrxl Second Row: Nl, Griffitll I.. Sznllllllm-rs 12. Kiefvr Nl, Suty I4 llzlm-l I.. lmvis First Row: .L Howl W. llyvr ,l, l,4msls'y Il liml Tou Row: II, Pitts ll, SIUXPIISIIII ll. Iiivlu-111 G. Spulvli J. Vii'lllI'illt! Second Row: Xl. Ilnl'lllmm-:uk H. Il:-mx .L 1':lc'Im NI. HIZIIPI' A. tiliffitlx Il, Flugstun . Sfl'Xl'lIS4ll1 Blix: lloln-ml First Row: I', Rl:-l'11lI1-y Ii. Yir'Iul'inr- A. vilI1'l'llT .I. .XllIlll'lIIil!l IP. NIA-yvl' .l, I,ill4In:l5' T Surely Not Awake You Guess Nu Place Like llonw Folluw FS Goodwill 'l'nur A Frnwrl Skin-day Bnuml SlllIllflllS? liarkieh? The Boss Seniors Must Be Track Sue Whu's here Those Frush again The Clean-up gang Shout! 01' give up the gun Malin Candid Camera 1 E i313 7 1 WW , 1 .K ,ln llllllSllilI Sm-one Pllysivist, Tsk, Tsk, Ton Haul Ziemienczuk smells il rn!! Up und Over The Brain Trust Fizzle Watch That Figuru Tough Guy Puls ' The Kickoff! Sopllistilfalfexl Snmethim.:'s wrong Action Shots From Henleq X x- uf.. mfwf Tut-rut 'I'uu 1-uukios Y Lnmk 1 Nu fllllgill' Vnululrl it Il. Ii. Nu, lt 4':m't lu- l'il1- it high, 1'lznir4- lirmml pus Mighty sweet I l'iIllk X11-will S4-min-0 l'luIv merrill Action Shots Ilil 11--45 .4 ,.,, I- , L. -- ..u.am.. ,f 1 A 4- 9 v 2' 4' X- H l F .T X -'4 f 1 V Wxwfo , xv- N,5-15,532 H1 ,f 2 1 'M , ti ' '........2 W sd '-VV ' a Q - :ff-.AR-A 1, -I I H an f,.- s.,- .... E v ,' J I ,fy 1, - 'G.4- gfpfi gf ' f.l,f..'- aff: lm 4 ' , .1 V jf? -' nf-J' 4 ' ----' ' - 1' x XX 5 S , Ulerrill Clubs Merrill Annual Staff Ton Row: W. Wal leer IC. lleusly IH linux Mr, klllbilll wk Bottom Row: lf. Callisv I.. Mclieun T. Lucey 'I', lllllilllllfll .l, Iflvvk Home Economic Club Top Row: E. l'i4-rr-v I. Kzmlzral G. Liskey V, lflDWlll2lIl V. llcxskins Mrs. Shinu V. llzirtll-rrnlc M, Hush Second Row: J. lh'1ull1e'l'l'v XI. Plain I. llnskins G, My:-rs V. Buell L. l.ewis .V l'ullI'lll Third Row: Ii, llllillllllfll I . Sllzlrln IG. lie-:Isley I'. Pls-nn-ns ll. llorlgvs tl, I.:n'm:n1 Al. In-nm-In-V Merrill Lookout Staff Top Row: Ii, lnwzui l'. Sllilllll J. Fla-ck L. lm-fl ll. Ilnrris I'. Bl'llll'll T, l.:n'ey Second Row: M. Donnelley Il. Mitchell V. Buell XL Myers ll. liurke l. lmmmzit XI. Chin Third Row: I'. Knox ll. llorlgcs I-'. Falls:- E, Beasley W, Walker RIN. Sllinn J. lloflgs-s Junior High Basketball Top Row: Second Row: W. FlllllK'l'lIlLjll-llll J. Womllmusa T. Vain Flew li, Noonan MV, l'lll'lhllN'I' Il, Womlnlzm I.. llzlskilw 11, Fruits .I, lungs!'o1'4l I '. Kunzlrn ll., IS:-mm .l, I'l1ln Merrill Clubs Elementary Staff Tau Row: Urn Burke-s Ell-I lmullliv Nlilrinrrl Shipman Bottom Row: xlillililll II:u'rnn Ran' 0I'lIl1'l'l1'll. I'l'llI.ll'llClIIIil Storey Lettermelfs Club Tun Row: F. Vulisc H, 'l':1In-1' I'. Snalpp J. Fntlioringhznm Mr. .Iulmsnn V. Iiownnm W. Moors- f'. Ilnnnicuff Second Row: T. I,:1f'r-y I.. Mlzlipull .l. Hodges I'. Knux l.. Kewl .l. Flvrk li. Waklrip Third Row: 'l'. IvilIfIl'lD .I. Ilvaton T, llIlIllllI'Il l'. Mitclwll W. Walker Camp Fire Girls Ton Ruw: E. Mollcnhmu' lu. IlI'l1l'llI'y Il. 'I'nrm-r RI. Uvfltlillllbl' I. I5r:1fIIw1'l'y I. XI1'f'nIll1m A. Vlis-I4 Second Row: V. Iiuninup K, 0'l'unn0r Ii. Hiuflnirn Pep Club Top Raw: ll, Liskvy V. liuwmzm ll. IIJIXIIIQIII M. Ilciwlwy 31, YPJILILTI' NI, Il'L'lll1II'1' A. Vntlrill IC. I'll'l'f'1' I'. UIUIIIUIIS M. Chin Second Row: M. 0'I'nnnm' G. Myurs R, Mitclnrll I. Ilrwkins V . Bl-ull M. M cy ers M. Bush J. Iiradherry J. Imllgm- II . llndgvs F. A FIZIIIIS B. II oflgvs M. Rush G. Liskvy E. Pix-rec R, Ilnilgvs Third Row: I.. Lewis lf. Sharp i'. Flvnmns Mrs. Kilpalrirk IC. Ih-aisle! I. Kznulrsl V. Sharp Mr. Kilpzitrirk Third Row: J. Nlvfnllnm L, Lvwis B. Clmtlnlrn V. ll nrt lerode E. Hensley I Kzmdrsi If. Sharp W. l'nlvin Fran! Row: lu. llenelwy B, Turner .L llnnczm lb, Vox Il. Muhrvy IC. Ilmdlierry C. Luper Ii. Myers K. 0'l'onnur .l. Funm-r A. l'lir-k E, Mullenhnnr Merrill Activities NIt'l'l'iil-Ciliitlllllill lizimls on l':n':uh- Blerrili-Malin in Action The Lung amd the Short of Basketball 'l'wirlei'S Shorty and his First Aid Class Dead Eye Whzit n Pose-? Mr. ljhristner and his pruteges Salute Champs A Hit Henk-'sq Clubs F. F. A. Front Row: D, Blvlipiy N. 'l'ucktrr W. Zim-mit-mzzuk J. llnrtnn 'IQ Hg-gg F- livylill-i' IQ. SlI'2lIll'l' M. Shultz Bank Ruw: J. Waits E, Young fi. MVKIIB' li. Rlnrpliy J- wllllllt. I , Rl'l'llllillIlll B, Norris V. 1:1-Hy Second Row: 1t. tlmitliuig Mr. t'ule, Atlvism' t J, 'l'nvker '. Ib1n:g:liui'ly P. Alban Il. l'ln-sunt .l, Snllivanl Home Economics First Ruw: IS. Pinus-lli Miss llumliwk, Adv. .i. l'inn1'lli R. llnrant A. Vvrtnillion M. St-rruys .l. Pinnvlli V. Clwyne I'. 'l'rimwt M. lluhhle V. Rains P. Masten Back Ruw: S. Sylvia Bl. Tipton R. Crnnilninu Nl, Bruin-r P, .lvery Z. Snllimn M. Delilimgur KI, Mauiiiiniz Second Ruw: li, Lu l'r:u'ic W. Grzilizim N. Nlztstvn lf. Sillliwiii E. lfloniiugg L, lmlzni P. Slmrt N. llnimlii B, 3ICKl'l'lltlll Annual Staff Front Row: Back Row: l'. Short Ib. McKay D. Dixon V, Hurry M. Dclilinger B. Mun-llt-r L. Dolan H, Nnrris F, Sullivini lil. Sorruys Mr. llnwc, Aflvisor News Staff Front Row: M. Bruiwr M. Nenffer H. Waits F. Sullivan Z, Sllllllilll Editor ll. Waits F. llwitlizilipt B. S1 l'zl4lm'l' Back Ruw: Xlise llixmi Adi l'. Iiiaxstmi IS. Norris lil. Slainning li, MUKCUIIGIII Henk.-eu Orchestra Front Row: M, llchliiigzvi' S. I-'ziirvln P. Iliclmrdsuii M. Murphy ID. Dixon fi. IIili':n'4l Ii. l'i'umri1w I.. Kuyloi' M. Sluzirliii Second Row: l'. Short M. Kvllui' B. Lu i'r:irie Band front Row: ID. Iliwu M. In-hlillgui' E. Byers P. Iiicllamlxnli li. Ii. Hjbilfll Ii. Sxiumlers J. Salk I'. Faiirrllo II. llrcm T. Ilupkins It Colm' Birk Clubs Fleming IP. l Iz-lnent B. Norris F. Beyiwr E Byers S. L11 Forge D. Mvliny Third Row: W. Gl'2TllillIl R. Dllfllilf It. Saiiimhws 'l', Ilnpkilis V. Cllvyliu M1 5. Cunpvy M. xllll'lillX F. Bm-yllici' Back Rnw: C. Dl'l'l' S. l.:1 Ifni'gc E. Iiycrs B. MiIl'illl Mr. -IUIIIISUII Mr. .lnhnson, Adv. lb. l'll'IIN'llf II. lkmmluell J, Kullcl' S. llilikwllli Girls Glee Club First Row: V. fllllllillgilillll M. Keller Ii. l'l'lIIlIl'illE P. Aicry Q.. llziyvs M. Huhlrle L. liulzui L. Wilson Second Row: II, Byers li. l5llI'iillL I'. Short I-. Saiuurlers M. Murphy M. Scrruys V Clleyne E. Byers M. Spsirlin Th . Dixon ird Row: I1 S. Fuirclu M. lielilingvr J. l'imielli W. Hl'2liliIIll Ii. Pimielli ll V. lizitvs E, Flemiiig Mrs. Cooney . fllllllillgllillll Fourth Row: J. 1'in111-lli B. Iiiuliecliauii M. Mzuiniiig li. Lan 1'i':11'ie H, lively A. Stewnsun M, Tiptmi M. Neuffei' L. M1-rtz Boys Glee Club First Row: IP. ClQ'lliUllt W, Aiiiulil li, McKay li. Slriulvr S. lbziwsuil M. Shultz Mrs. fouymy U- mlU5'llb' Third Row: -7- Wfit-Clit il, Blillllllllg R. flooding F. Beylm-1' Second Row: li. Im-1's Yllllilii 1'. lmn-rio I2 Daiurcty l', .Xlliim ll. Chesnut Henleq Clubs 1.1-th-rnivn Front Row: I.. XI1'Kuy li, Min-II4-r II. Waits II. 'I'nc'kvr R. SII'iIlII'l' F. Iin-'i1I1:n'm1 Wuils Second Row: Mr, Ilnwf' J. 'I'. Ilvsw I. IIinkI1' NI. SIAITIIIN A. Slvvrmnn .I. I'innc-Ili G, SJIIIIIIIPIW Zilwlue-re 1'IllIr It .I . Humiirlg . Ilnri nn V. Iii-rry I I. Nlviiny N. 'I'ln'kvr Back Row: Ii, Nlnrlvlly I'. Snitzlvr Ib. t'IQ'IIIPI'1f, li. Nor: is .l. hvlk 0. Iinfrnlnn IS. I.annIi's NI. Nlurplly .I. I'inn1-lIi It, IIIIIHIIII First Row: .l. Win-4-lor, NI, Snurlnm. NI liuirlz-11, .MIXIIIIIIIIIII-', G. Snlnnlt-is, '. 'xvyin-, I . Sn lnny, A. SIIIIIMIII. N II S. 'ylxiz1, IC. Iiyes lnun. XI, Nlnrpln, h N, ln11nlngIr.nn, .I. t':n'snn. Second Row: .L I.. IIIIIJIII. Pinvlli, Nl Maman, N. Shiimr. Third Row: Miss M. Ni S11-vm-iismx. Il. Imluu llfIAt'I', Ib. Ilixon, I I-IIIIIIII I' . Ilrlllillgm-l', ', , I.. Wilwnll Ilixnni. Ii, I.:nnIis. NI IInIrI1Iv. S. l ilIIl'I1!, Ii. I.:1 I'I'ill'lH, X V1-rmillimi. Slmrt, I'. IIllI'IlIII, Il. I., Iinylur, M. Keller. 'I'ri11pm-IT, IS, WIl'Kt'l'Il2lIl, 1'l'llI1Il'lIII'. N. Qunnlay, li IInI'r'ma , Blum-n, V. 151111-N, IC. Flelnimg, NI. 'I'ipI1n ' III I . Xvnl-II. Ii, Iinv First Row: tl. Ilnffmani I+.. Young W. ZIl'lIlIt'Ilt'ZIlk Il. I'In1yne W. Amnlzl II. Waits t'. Imnglltvry Ii Mnrpliy Second Row: I'. Aw-1'y BI. NPllfI'k'I' IP. Iiixun B. L11 I'rzn'ic- S, l ilII'I'IU I'. Short. NI lbehlinger l'. tlliffitll NI, MllI'llIly Third Row: ID, Nlciiuy Mr, Cnle NI. Iluhhle Mr. Glick Miss Ilixon Mr. Iluwe H. Nlneller luninm,gIunn, Bliss lrnmlu Fourth Row: I'. .Xu-ry, NI, Manning, R in N Henlc-:lg Activities Henley Cumpus .Iuninr Ili Bziski-llmll Iivrlanlznifm Fllzumm UIIISUIIIIHIILZ Atllelete Hua lvrivcrs Biologists Szzllllulmiall Mr. Lamflis IIIl1i4N' High 'l'rm'k l'h:nnps Vsllcrlicturizln Matin Clubs Second Row: T. Rupert J. McKoen Miss Dolezal M. Kirkpntrivk D. Rutliff Top Row: Mr. Street V. Znmr T. Haley T. Rupert R. Tzikncs P. Swygnrt L. Steyskzil 0, Derra Second Row: J. Van Meter G. Spolek Second Row: .l, Ottoman J. Mclioon M. Hamel M. Holbrook M, Watkins M. Kirkputirvk Top Row: 0. Thompson M. Watkins M. Gnnt B. Kness l-'. Howell ll. Jones M. Howell B. Ottoman E. Donaldson W. Kness T. Dyer B. Xyhart Second Row: Miss Storli B. Spolek l', Adrllvnmn J. Kznnping B. MrKoen First Row: M. llzlnel E, Woodley .l. Vain Meter V, Ottoman M. Watkins ll. Linso G, Frye N. Jacobs .l. llltnnnzin F. Spolek First Row: E. Mcl'nlley J. Chotnrrl lb. Rntliff M. Kirkluatrivk B. Short J, MuKoen First Row: ll. Frye Miss Moonnnv B, Short V. Ottoman T. Haley M. Hamel E. Woodley W. Logsdon M. Holbrook V. English K, Mclfnlley V, Vincent B. Gnnt, D. Gott First Row M. Ss'hreiner ll. Martin Ii. Wood R. Van Meter II . Snty V. Ottoman R. Suty ll. Smith R. Rice Malin Clubs Second Row: Xl. Wmnllvy ,I. l,mnxlx'5 lf. llzilliff li. llmiullgli Y. Zllllll XI:. lil-lil-11 II. ltiw lm. Sliurl ll. llullulmvl Ton Ruw: Nl, lIul'11Ilv:lR l,, lilzni-r II. Sli-wiiwli Xl. llliffifll ,l. I,mi,l1-3 11 lll'lIll Nl, lulvlzm' Third Row: Mix- Nlumiizxxx' W. llyrl' lr, Sli-yi-1' Ii, Viviun ilu' l'. RI4'l'lllI4-x ll, 'l'lnm1pw1 II. I'it1w .L Rvwl II. Ilinl .l. All llL'lllilIl Second Row: IP. .lmim-Q Blix Slnlli Nl. llzuwl First Row: Top Row: tl. 'l'l1mi11ww1i NI. Gaul R. lim-W lx llmwll ll. .lullvx Y. ltllglllwll W. Kllvw 'l'. In vl' Il, Xlvlim-in Second Row Xliv Slurli li. Spulek Xl. Hzuwl I-I. Wnorlloy i I Hluxlvli Sluysluil st Row: Smith Sp-ilvk Sim Svlil l'lllI'I Suu' lltlnnlrux mid Row: l'lugx1im Szuinih-rx fziclizz Vim-vii! Hri!'1'iI li Suu lI:lIli'l Itvlui Stl-ivalxuli Kl4'l'l'l rst Row: ICI ivkx I,imlN:ix Nlvyvr llI'I I imgwlmu lll'I'I'lIl5l,9llJlW Slmli-li L. llllllillllillll I.. I'vI1:m'k ll, lhillifl' Wlmll lmgmlnuli Hun r-ll Mlfllllltj' vlll1'4'lIl iw Mnummu rst Row: Blur! in Wmnl Yun XI:-tn-r Ny Imrt Anlilln-m:m Wu! kills . Ullflfllilll Gaim li. llttmnzui 1 'iam-nf ff' FW mdiin Clubs Top Row: W. I,ngs1Inn IC. Wnmiiey H. M1-l'lilIi-5' II. Linsi- 'l'. Ilzilry I,, Grant RI. Watkins V. Eliglisii Miss Mnninziw Second Row: IP, llziilifi' Tup Row: W. llyvr R. 'I'Iminnson Ali: .Iznnes li. Imil li. Vii'Iul'inl' Second Row: .I. Vii'i0I'ilIl' .I. Iiinflszmy IC. Iiivkifiii I.. Elxner Tun Row: A. Ili-oil .I. ii9l'I'iII5.ISil1lIi' Il. Meyvr ,I. Lnnsley II. llc-iiingsilanv C. Renn ll. Slew-nsun .I. Vic'tm'i1n- I.. Elznvr R. Itickzird Third Row: II. Vii'tni'inv I.. SIIIIIIIIUTS I.. Ilznis ISI. Ifliznur A. IInI1Im1'mI Al. Griffiiii Miss Slorii A. Ilrifiitii li. liunn Ton Row: XI. Griffitii .I. IIei'1i1igaIl:i.ii II. llnd li. Erirks .I. lionsli-y l'. ltenn A. Ili'iI'I'ilIi Third Row: Ib. Vliigzslnn Ali. S1 rw-I V. ,lullvs AI. Iluinin-:iii I I, Hint Ii. Kiefer Miss Sinrli AI. Ilnwvil K. Ml'f'lIiitIX Z. Ili-rrzi Miss llulezzil I . Simlvk Ii, Simi! V. iltlnniun I'. Snnlek III. Iiuni-I First Row: V. Znnn' ll. Ifrvv .I. Yun Nl:-Ivr NI, liii'k1I:i1i'i4'k .I. Ali-Koen .l. lim-rl ingfiiiiw R. I'iIis II, Ali-yur First Row: II, Ilerringsliuw A. Recd Ii. Iflriuks l'. Iii-nn Ii. Spnlck .l. lin0SIt'y A. Yinvunl If limi Second Row: .I. .AIIIIICIIIRIII A. Uzuckzi XI. Snty II. Iiii-Ivi- Ii. Iinni-I 'II Sim-vi-115011 Ib. Uiliggelnli Al. II1n'nIn-:ik First Row: lv. Ali-wr ii. I'11'ii'ks IV. llyvr I.. Snuluk li. TIIUIIIIISUII .I, Linilsuy It, I'iIls I'. All-l'lillHy Second Row: In Man-t in XI. Svliiw-iiiui' I.. Saninrim-rs A 1':u'kzi Ii. Ile-nn .I. AiIrIIvin:in A. Vinci-ni V. Vinm-nt V. English IC. lmnzilnihnn First Row: I'. Mi-Uilllvy II, Ht'l'IiIlHSililII II. Aleyvr L. Elzner It VIVIIIIIIIIISUII It. Vivtorine W, Dyer A. lim-:I mdlin Activites 'l'rzlr'L Wnrk? Iiiitlr. Uilhr. llilln. 'Flu' Ilonu- lnupmwnlenl Huh Thu- HilIl1IiL'I'ilfi Cllllr Thi' llnml .KI Altsmlnllnt Vinvr- is I'n11uIm' lhllup Sum 1-4 Again liur I . I . A. Speaker II Ihmlghl Ilnmc TIM' Linn fllllfr Mullwl TIN- llzmrl :nl Kvun 'I'hv Wimmh 'I'Ixc Sc-ning Huh 'I'lu- flrwlxillg lxlllll Wim is guilty? Hllll5,LI'X as lhllill 'Vhvy must lmzm- poswl v Frog? M ease 'lknkillg :lim Whoa! A yximlnw-full They fm' only fouling U! My! At nttm-minn Two feet maku a yard RL-mm-ily-ll Une fur the money Oh! My! malin Candid Shots 3 , 4? ffm ' 5. S., ..v .Lk : , Y' . J Y., .,,s .54 J Q, K1 1 'fl'f'17a--L- . ,hr .E .1 ,, , 1, 1-'. '- NT au' 1 21: , gr it .gmt '-R F-Y ---'ef .Af . : x wc I ing: J A- w ,,.1 . . r.:,,,2. fx Q 5-ai Ei uf 2?-Ed.. fj -L 'Q , ,-. ' LH' 3. w J 1 Q. m. ,,, 1 I A 71, , W, x XTX -v N N ,f 'fi 'lf ',N, 1 r .X Kd L ' 'Q , -, -'!',., vs- 'X - - , AIS , X' ' ff.Qg ' rrp, VP nr x -fx' 1 , - f A : ' ' f 1 y I, ML 5 A ' ' .qw '- 2 v VI .N H Q jj f iTi. - 1. V' ' A 1 iffl , Vw ' -3551 ,db T N 5 ? g4,3Q , ' sl ' f ' 1,2 N 1 1 f -I -1 4' 1 1 . ,f Q 'w fi 1 ,A ..-M. in-v L., 5 Z 'V rf: . 1 ,fit l Coaches l 1 Left: 5ll+IllRII,l. l'0M'lll'lS E. V, Jolmsrm ll. G. I'ln'islm-r Right: MALIN l'4lAl'll C. .lzunus Left to Right: llENl.EY CUACIIES l'zu'ul Iluwu Arthur Wescutt lltis Juhnsnn Stanley Glic-k Arthur Vule Frerl Bermer, Ruth Durzmtz Hunley Maria- Suty, Leona Wood: Malin Ida Mm' Kamlra. Betty Chathurn, Vivian llnrtlerode, and Husky : Merrill Yell Leaders lll-nlm-5' A. Wuofly ll. llnffmun front Row: ll. Tnclaer li. 3lllI'IillX', Mgr. R. Strarlcr M. Shultz Il lllvliay .l, Wuils ll. Waits li. 3llll'llt'l' ll. INICKQA5' N. Smith Back Row: IQ lflklllllillllll, J. llorton, Mgr. ll. Cln-yne li Norris .l. Sullivan .l. Fisllel' 'l'. lligli V. Berry W, Allzun J. Wright Second Row: G. Brarllc-y Tiirkvr, Mgr. ll. lllvliny -l. Sm-lk l. Hinkle ll. K'lenn-nl. l'. Switzlvr PI. Byers Mr, llowe, linac ll. Walker Nlvrrill Top Row: B. Trulnnm Nlr. .lruln1snn, Vnncli 'I' Wnldrin .I. llt-:limi L. lcenhiric 'l'. Vlmtlnnn ll. Duran, Mgr. V- Sllfilln First Row: li. lV:nl1ll'in F. llnnnirnlt Second Row: J. l+'ntln-rimglmm ll- l1f'WlS. Mgr. P. Knox C. Rlitrlirll li. Reed 'l'. Lzn-cb' W. Walker V. Hflwlllflll J. Sasser E- 'Vi1lvf'F l,. Mclioen Malin I Football The Klamath County B teams had one of their most successful seasons this year. The three south-end schools, Henley, Merrill and Malin ended in first, second and third places respectively. All the county teams were exceptionally evenly matched and provided good enter- tainment for the fans. The Hornets started their undefeated, untied record by rolling over the Lakeview A school eleven, 32 to 0 at the first of the season. With this start the Hornets never ceased pounding until they captured the B by defeating Malin. Henley piled up such an impressive record that claim was laid to State B title. The south-end schools rated seven men on the County All-Star team, of those Hen- ley had five. Those selected for the County All-Star team are as follows: Henley: Norris, Hess, McKay, Bradley, Switzler. Malin and Merrill rated one position apiece in Kirkpatrick and Walker. Bonanza and Chiloquin claimed two men apiece in Jones, Bray, Horton and Potter. The score charts for the year as follows: oquin 6 Henley Lakeview Merrill .. 13 Bonanza .... 0 Malin .... 12 Chil Henley Chiloquin Merrill .. 13 Chiloquin .. 0 Malin ....,. 0 Henley .... ,. Henley Bonanza Merrill .. 13 Malin ........ 7 Malin ...... 0 Bonanza Henley Merrill .... Merrill .... 0 Henley .... 19 Malin ...... 7 Merrill ...... Henley Malin ........ Rlvrrill Ton Row: Ii, Wzllflrip I.. Rr-vii .l, Iluzlgvs Mr. .lohrlsnn V, HUWIIIIIII I.. xll'Kf'Hll llr-nley Left To Right: 42. McKay V. Berry I. llinklu B. 3Illl'HL'l' l'. Suitzlvr Marlin Second Row: Hr, James l'. Krixo M. Kirkl1z11rir'k B. Short J. l'I1ut:nl'Al 'l'. f'Il1lflJlII'll Luwer Row: l'. Knox J, I-'UII14-riugluun .l, Fleck l'. Snupp Ii. Norris .L Woody If. Iirvitluulpl .l, Waits XIV. Wvsh-UI1, l'u'l1'll F. Spolvk First Row: lr. Rntliff 'll RUlll'l'l .I, Ufllilllilll T. llzllvy Basketball Basketball The Klamath County B League Basketball teams had a long exciting, and success- ful season this year, and offered the fans excellent play and sportsmanship. With all schools out to take the championship away from Chiloquin, the Perennial title holder, the south-end teams made a very creditable showing. Merrill nosed out Malin in the final game of the season with a thrilling 34-33 victory that clinched top spot in the League for them. Henley copped third place with final victory over Gilchrist 48- 28. Malin ended in sixth palce by reason of their loss to Merrill. The Malin Mustangs , sparked by the hard-driving and always alert Kirkpatrick, played some excellent ball this year with some hard luck thrown in that resulted in the loss of three League games by only one point, the winning of which would have placed Malin Well up in the League. Five seniors, Kirkpatrick, Haley, Rupert, Ratliff, and Chotard will be a serious blow to the Mustang team for another year. The Henley Hornets had a very successful season, losing only to Merrill and Chiloquin, first and second place teams, and a one-point loss to Bly. This was a decid- ed improvement over the 1940 season when the Hornets wound up in last position. Senior graduations will take Norris, Breithaupt, Berry, and Mueller from the squad for 1942. The Merrill Huskies grabbed first spot in the League this year, defeating the highly rated Panthers of Chiloquin in two games, both thrillers. Their only loss was handed them by the under-rated Bly Bobcats in an over-time period. This is Mer- rill's first victory in a number of years. In the play-offs for theiDistrict Champion- ship the Huskies trimmed the Paisley quintet for the Klamath-Lake title, but lost two games to Jacksonville for the District Cup. Merrill and Henley went to the Ashland Invitational Tournament. The Hornets met stiff competition and were eliminated, but Merrill went on to win the Consolation title after a 1st round loss to Butte Falls. South-end schools Malin and Merrill placed three men on the County All-Star sel- ection: Chatburn and Snapp of Merrill, and Kirkpatrick of Malin. HB LEAGUE STANDINGS Team Won Lost Pct. Merrill ..,............................. 13 1 929 Chiloquin ..... .,... 1 2 .857 Henley .......... ..... 9 .643 Bonanza .... .. ..... 7 .500 Bly ............ .,... 6 .429 Malin ............ .... 4 .286 Gilchrist ....... ............. ..... 3 . 214 Keno ,,.,,,,,,,,,,,.,...,.,,,...,...,,... 2 .143 SCORES FOR THE SEASON Merrill 28 Chiloquin .. 26 Henley Malin ........ Malin .. 16 Henley Merrill 44 Gilchrist .... 21 Henley Keno ........ Malin .. 23 Bly ........ . Merrill .. 26 Bonanza .... 20 Henley Chiloquin Malin .. 14 Gilchrist Merrill .. 30 Bly ..........,. 32 Henley Merrill .... Malin .. 26 Keno ..... .. Merrill 33 Malin ........ 17 Henley Bonanza .... Malin .. 21 Chiloquin Merrill ,, 28 Keno .......... 18 Henley Bly .....,...... Malin .. 17 Merrill .. Merrill 34 Henley ...... 14 Henley Malin ........ Malin .. 30 Bonanza . Merrill .. 26 Chiloquin .. 25 Henley Gilchrist .... Malin .. 11 Henley Merrill .. 49 Bonanza .. 19 Henley Keno .......... Malin .. 28 Bly ...... Merrill .. 49 Gilchrist .. 30 Henley Chiloquin Malin .. 36 Gilchrist Merrill 44 Bly ............ 19 Henley Merrill ...... Malin .. 31 Keno ..... . Merrill .. 34 Malin ........ 33 Henley Bly ............ Malin .. 16 B0naI1Za Merrill .. 41 Keno ........ 23 Henley Bonanza .... Malin .. 27 Chiloquin Merrill .. 40 Henley ...... 37 Henley Gilchrist .... Malin .. 33 Merrill INDIVIDUAL SCORING OF HIGH FIVE PLAYERS MERRILL HENLEY MALIN Snapp 145 Norris Kirkpatrick Fleck 129 Hess Ratliff Chatburn 104 Breithaupt Rupert Fotheringham 72 McKay Haley McKoen 25 Berry Short Front Row: J. Newnlnnn II, Cheyne .l. llortnn B. Murphy, Mgr, ll. 'l'ln-ker Il. Williams J, Nunnlunn Merrill Top Raw: B. Trotrnun Mr. Johnson ll, Duran Second Row: ll. Swygart .I. Cllotzxrrl Mr. James K. Duncan M. Woodley Second Row: Mr. Marvin, Cmutll N. N'lcKeulnn1 W. llznyvs ll, l'lll'SllllIl Nl. Shultz l-'. BEXHIPI' N. 'l'nck1-r, Mgr, l.. Lewis front Raw: V, llnnnicu11, W. Wallkvr 'l'. Wzllrlrip First Row: G. llrazil 4 Duncan N. .lucobs I1 Snolek l-I. Irvine B Basketball Track The Chiloquin Panthers won the county championship at the county meet, which was held at Merrill, May 4, with Chiloquin, Keno, Bonanza, Malin, Merrill, and Hen- ley participating. The competition was keen. Harold Putman of Keno, with thirteen points was high point man for the entire county. The Chiloquin team stood out as being Well-balanced for strength in every event. The placing of the teams was as follows: Chiloquin 43 points, Henley 35 points, Malin 27 W points, Bonanza 2215 points, Keno 18 points, and Merrill 8 poirlts. The prospect for the 1941 meet looks good. This year's track meet will be held at Malin. , MERRILL SERVICE CLUB TRACK AND FIELD MEET - May 4, 1940 EVENT 1 2 A 3 4 TIME MeKoen Falvey f Mnskrat Rowe . BROAD JUMP Malin Merrill ,Q .Chiloquin Bonanza 19 ft' 10 ln' Horton Putman Thompson Leigh . SHOT PUT Chiloquin Keno Malin emioquin 44 ft' 5 1'2 'U . Steward Huff Kirkpatrick Rowe-Bonanza P01117 VAUAT Henley Chiloquin Malin Kenyon-Malin 10 fl-- Mueller-Henley , Gubser Street Angland - Wilson 120 HI HURD'-LS Bonanza Malin Chiloquin llenley 164 . Mnskrat Strader Brown Smith 100 XD' DASH Chiloquin Henley Bonanza Keno 1000 N Putman Smith Blake Mueller I L43 ONE MILE RUN Keno Bonanza Chiloquin Ilenley 5' 1, J Faivey Bringle Tucker Bray V6.9 440 YD' DASH Merrill Keno Henley Bonanza J It Huff Hinkle-Henley StewardfHenley . HIGH JU IP Chiloquin Potter-Chiloquin Kenyon-Malin 5 ft' 3 ln' D1 Horton Thompson Norris Brown r SCUS Chiloquin Malin Henley Keno M 200 LOW HURDLES MeKoen Guhser Street Angland 26 00 Malin Bonanv i Malin Uliiloqnin ' 220 vp, DASH Muskrat Brown Strader Mt'Koen 24.3 Chiloquin Bonanza Henley Malin 330 YD RUN Putnnln Switzler Blake Ottoman 2,15 Keno Henley Chiloquin Malin FUOTBALL THROW Berry McKay Horton Highman 135 ft. 8 in' Henley Henley Chiloquin Bonanza RELAY Henley Bonanza Chiloquin Malin 1- 40-1 SOFTBALL The Merrill Huskies started soft ball for the first time. A large number turned out for the sport. Two games so far have been played, one with Chiloquin and one with Bonanza, playing two seven inning games. Losing one to Chiloquin. The score for the games were 10-5 over Chiloquin and 12-17 to Chiloquin. The other was 28-9 over Bo- nanza. 'The other score was not recorded. I Ursal and Charles Snapp worked on the mound, and Reed and Chatburn chang- ing for the backstop position. Track llm-nlvy Kneeling: B. Alurpln' Second Row: Mr. lillrk, l'. Sll1lZll'l'. V. Berry, li. Nurris, .l. u'I'lLClll, ll. 'l'nr'ker, li. Strsnll-r Last Row: Mr. llune, .l, lieyiim-, I-', lirietlnunmt, 0. llul'l'm:in, Nl, Shultz Malin Merrill Top Row: f'u:u'li E, V, -IllllllSllll, l-Iurl 'l'z1lwr, llalrrel llnrnn. Junior Second Row: 'l'. RllllPl'l, .l. 1lcKuvn, M13 .lzenn-s. M. Kirkpatrick, llvnlrnl .l. Ultunnnn Second Raw: Wanre-n Walker, Huy Buell, Gln-n l'hi1nms, Leo Mclioen lwk Flvcl' First Row: It 'l':1l-Ines, li. Sllurl, .l. Van Mm-ter Front Rmlvl Clyde tllilvhell, .loe l lllllt'l'lIlL1lllllll, Bill Wnldrip Point Girls Front Row: B. Lu l'raric D. Dixon I'. Huffman S. Sylvia J. Parson A. Frnnwine N. Masten E. Flvming M. 'l'iht.un Second Row: Miss Dixon, Adi R. l'lln':1nt I'. Short G. Sallnder M. Murphy M. Serruys' V. Cheyne E. Byers M. Sparlin R. Crumrine I' Avery Third Row: Top Row: ll. llmlgr-s V. llzwtlerorlc E. Beasly I. . Clenn-ns B. Chulhnrn M. F. Sharp M. Hush E. l'iL-11-v L, Lewis M. Chin Mrs. R. Shinn Second Row: I. M. Kzmdra Ton Row: Z. lll'l'I'il Il. Yun Mr-lur li. Nylmrt l'. Arlrlls-nnul IE. Km-ss Second Row: V. English M. llanvl Bliss Stnrli M. Keller S. Faircln J. Pinnelli M, Ilehlinger Pinnelli . Graham B. Pinnelli .l. Whveler ll. llnhhlm- .l . W I'. Trinpet. F. Newell Back Row: F, Sullivan Z. Sullivan B. Landis E. Gray R. Dnlan M. Bruner A. Stevenson P. Masten N, Shinar D. Cunningham V. J. Buwnmn ll. Miivhell 0. B. Layman M. Yeager V. Buell V. Haskins First Row: G, Liskey V. Sharp B. Horlgs-S M. lrenhire G, Myers J. Lmlgc I. J. Haskins M. llnlhrnnk W. Lngsflnn First Row: R, Rice E. Wnofllcl' V, Ottoman ll. Snty ll. Smith Il. Suty First Row: E. Fleming, li. Fnnninglinni. L, Dolan. M. Kelli-r, M. Hubble. A. l rnnn'ine. P Avery, S. Sylvia. H. Byers, L. Wilson N. Mzisten, M. Manning, Second Row: Bliss Dixon, Advisor: D. Dixon. P. Short Z. Sullivan, L. Kaylor. F. News-ll, C Ilnffnizin. R. Crnmrine. J. Wheeler, E Byers. V, Clieynv, G, S2lllllllEl'S. Third Row: A. Stvrenson, R. Durant, M. Golden B. Lunrlis. BI. Spzirlin, .l. Pinnelli. A Vermillion, .l, l'innelli, N. Sliinzir. I' Ti-imiet, S. Fuirclo Back Row: B. La l'rm'ie, G. Hays, M. Tipton, lil Miirpliy, M. Serruys, I'. Mzisten, M Brunei: M. Dehlingn-r, B. M1'Keehan, R Dolan, D. Cunningham, J. l'zn'son, M. Nunffer 0ucli Track, Horseshoe-s Broad Jump, Pyramids Girls' Sports Girls' Sports v vi if ,. C L 4 r p :5'5 ':l k -f :lf-if' ,. 6 :S win f if J Y X it 1,5 1 ' 1 Q x J u- VFF . ' 1'-f nn 1 ir Lgief efaf+ . ,IL 1 H+ ggi! 1 ,fiwmfl 1-A z f' ,F 1.12 415' f- --'Q ti' 1.3. 2 Sf 9 in 2 - u. V '-. 1-fb ,, if ie . . 11,2 5 fa- 1 . REIT vf 'L' 15. .. f A g : '-P? ' 4 1' It A y fi. :g1f51safw.,4i.,.f.aae f ana, as ,N ' xx f if Rv ' . b E k'. g fl. x I uf I I Mx., , 1 1 .fgwf 4 . I N Y r , H- , XPJLZ' ,,,,'4 ' 'N 1 X N , A N 1 N. 5 4 194' K Xt f-fggsg U A I fl M f 9 Y H is ' - 1 Q 71235 2 , fx X'-Y' ' Q? jx' ,v. 'y, ' ' N ,rv ,J VN- ' ' f AQ: u - A HEI' nf ---'-.J A -r Z E 5 R -1. K, . ,uw- ,.,,....Q-Q, w xl ' I 'rgj ,-IJ 1 QA. 41 ,5- 4'1w 5 I 1 w J FE :r 'i Li , ,xr -: L , 1 fn N I Qs! fp ' XE dm anclicfgfzah Livestork .Iudges?? Lookout In-low Two Seniors W. P. A. Frosh Track f'lt'Hlll'l'S Two Sopllsl I'lf-:lsr he seated I c:m't In-Iiew it More W. P. A. Looking l'retty 1940 Svnioirb Ho, Hum Well, why not A rose between A.,yV2' What A Brain Strnder Armul End Game Log Ditto Relay Champs Bmumxa Cmmaletus One What Form--Fooey Mc-uller Break I1 Revord Bri-ithaupt Back 'IH-zll11xxuvx'k l'Ul'Hl'l'llfI:1l Nluiflm-11 111: pnw Ilmt lQ'fl'l'SIlE'N Kufu Fzlst fl'JlfISll11lIl N' fnnxll l'Vl'illUiIl lrllilnlcrs His gum! side Nvw tI'l'llSlll'0l' 43 fm-vi llrl. llzz Iillll S1-ssinn Horn Blum-r L'nim1 Man .,1fmze,, Sn Just Waiitin' We rlimi it!! Over Yes, Charlie lt rnuld be J. E. T. Drilling Unrvnl Realities Believe it ui' not Guilty All in fun 'Sn Kim: Bill, Qlu-011 livtly :mtl f4llIl'l Hush I'lz1y-1-am Sa-niurs lonking: clnwu Iiunm' I-'r:mk, ilu- Shim-k Legs in the air Your life zunhition. l'ln-use? Svniur Play Yus. Mrs. Santa l'l2lllS ll In etlnu now. Hum lllllvll limi- :lu nu mzalav up, 'l'1-an-Il? 'Yun of an kim! .lust lvfaill Mau!! S Maud! Galuulm 6 . KLAMATH GOUNTY CHAMPS , as w i. If . kr ' 1115, . . ri- cw will BAND 5 . ,e 9 G . fs-, 4l,!' vunl lr l ll Q LETTERMA N5 I'NlTlATl ON at es E W? 7 N at ., S . 5 Jig IFJ vna Rn: rm Sept. 4-School opens. Every one is happy. Sept. 5-Registration enrollment of 133 stu- dents. This number soon increased to a to- tal of 151 for the year. Sept. 10-Football starts, 25 enthusiastic as- pirants turn out the first day. Mr. John- son is the new football Coach. Sept. 12-Seventh grade holds election of of- ficers. Sept. 16-A Driving School was .started More bumped Fenders. The lettermen held their first meeting. Sept. 19-Sophomores held a scavenger hunt What scavengers!! Sept. 24--Freshmen holds a skating party. More bruised knees. Sept. 25-Vallion the Magician mystified the unsophisticated juveniles. Sept. 27-Merrill defeats Bonanza, 13-0 Oct. 3-Home Economics club holds a Pot Luck Supper. Poor Luck. Oct. 4-Football: Dorris at Merrill, 26-0. Bulldogs bow to the Huskies. Oct. 5-E. E. K. takes a hunting trip. Foil- ed again. Oct. 10-A large Pep Rally, lots of pep. Oct. 11-Football: Merrill at Chiloquin, 13- 0. A hard fought game-Won. Oct. 14-Girls organize a drill team under direction of Mrs. Shinn. Oct. 17-Teachers went to Ashland to an Institute for a much needed vacation. How was the Golf Course, Mr. Kilpatrick? Oct. 17-18-19-Potato Festival. Everybody happy- Oct. 24-Journalism Conference in Eugene. Lookout Editor, Frank Calise, attends. Oct. 25-School Carnival. A success in every Way. Betty Chatburn as queen and Billie Waldrip as king. Football-Henley at Merrill. Merrill lost 19-0. Merrills only conference defeat. Oct. 30-Paul Brown resigns Junior class presidency. Nov. 1-Football: Merrill vs. Wildcats, 7-6. Close game Nov 6 Freshman Pot Luck Supper a won derful appetizer Nlov 8 Tulelake at Merrill 7 7 A good game but some haid feelings after game Nov 12 Dr Howard speaks to the students Basketball begins A squad of 25 came out Q . .- . - Nov. 16-Declamation at Keno. Velma Jean Bowman competed. Vernon didn't get there. tHe had engine troublej. Nov. 21-Basketball: Chiloquin at Merrill 26-28. Revenge at last. Nov. 21-Thanksgiving. Food. llama!! 0 Nov. 22-Holiday. VVelcomed by all. Lots of god hunting for E. E. K. Nov. 26-Gilchrist at Merrill: 21-44. We're on our way. Dec. 6-Basketball: Henley at Merrill: 14-34. Undisputed win. Dec. 10-Basketball: Merrill at Bonanza: 26-20. Fast game but slow scoring. Dec. 12-Senior play. Well acted. Best yet. Dec. 13-Bly at Merrill: 32-30. Hard fast double over time game. Oh but it was hard to lose. Dec. 14-Junior Balloon Dance. A good dance, but went in the hole. Dec. 23-30-Christmas Vacation. Oh boy, more fun. , Dec. Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan 31-School for one day. Why? . . 1-N ew Year's Vacation. Still more fun. . 2-Returned to school. Back to the old grind. i 3-Movie. Lost in the Stratoshpere. Very educational?? . 7-Basketball: Merrill at Tulelake: 35-30. Huskies bite Honkers. 10-End of Semester. Many tired and cramped brains. Basketball Merrill at Keno: 28-18. Another victory. Jan. 13-Campfire girls give shower for Marjorie Bush, Taber. Jan. 15-Movie: The Barefoot Boy. Enjoyed by all. Jan. 17-Basketball: Merrill at Chiloquin: 26-25. Wow! Nov. 22-Holiday. Welcomed by all. Lots of good hunting for E. E. K. Jan. 24-Basketball. Merrill at Gilchrist: 49-30. Merrill stayed all night at Gilchrist and from what we hear they had a good time. Jan. 31-Sophomore assembly. D Feb. 3-Mr. Buick speaks of his escape from France. Feb. 4-Annual staff elected. Tom Lacey Editor-in-Chief. Feb. 7-Basketball: Merrill at Henley. Merrill Won 40-37. Close shave. Juniors give assembly. Feb. 11-Basketball: Keno at Merrill: 23-41. Another victory. First Aid Class organized. One boy and 18 girls. Feb. 14-Basketball: Merrill at Bly: 44-19. Sweet revenge. Freshmen give high school a party. Feb. 17-Basketball: Merrill at Malin: 34-33. Merrill wins the county championship, but almost. Feb. 19-Basketball: Paisley at Merrill: 31-46. Good game for Merrill. Feb. 22-Basketball: Jacksonville at Merrill: 22-36. No comments Feb. 25-Basketball: Jacksonville at Merrill: 35-30. N o excuses. Feb. 28-Ninth grade assembly. March 3-Home Economics club gives Basketball Boys a banquet. A tro- phy was presented to the boys by Bob Walker. , March 4-E. E. K. attends a principal and coaches meeting in Klamath Falls at Hickman's Coffee Shop. March 6-7-8-Basketball tournament at Ashland. Merrill wins consolation. National Assembly Program-Liquid Air. March 12-Johnson takes a vacation. March 18-Juniors order class rings. Sophomores give Box Social. March 20-Seniors won the inter-class tournament by defeating the Juniors 26-29. March 21-Eighth grade assembly. Band concert. Merrill has a very active band. March 25-County Band Festival. Merrill participated. March 26-Letterman Initiation. Boys entertains Pep club after the initiation with a feed. I March 28-Play Day with Bonanza, Keno, Henley and Malin at Merrill Mmaille April 4-Seventh assembly. Merrill-Chiloquin softball game Was played. Amateur hour, sponsored by the grade school. April 11-Merrill and Bonanza softball game. Merrill Won 28-9. The second game was played with the Bonanza Junior High. Merrill wins again. April 18- Movie Chico Educational as Well as entertaining. April 19-Klamath and Lake counties hold Home Economics Conference at Merrill. May 6-One Act Plays. Juniors and Sophomores competing for the cup. May 2-Junior Class Card Party May 9-Junior-Senior Banquet followed by-Merrill-Malin Senior Ball held at Malin. May 15-Commencement program. Goodbye, Seniors. May 16-Picnic. Jlenleq Galemlm 5 E' Q XI Q is . if - 9 , 'gf 42- 'Y 3 ml KN xexwwx wx F - ' , - x, . 5 - 4 fixxf, S il f - ? E as -- X Q U W1?s.y- .f ,. - , if 'F i , .X K iffiiiii. Y i l 1 nl- -' -his -.-.., - - ,J - WXXIWW M iumfflrp- 3 . , 'f- A ' :J- ' -.jr Abi, f 4 -1 EES Q -LT , 5 f 2 ' ' f i f A' . L b fvf, ,,,,, Y t fffy, X Q ? -'F f .fTA. fxlies 5'-'G 0? 515 Kc s. V, tlll 'Wffll as -' f a Milf, F Wahl ffl as nip 1 ' ' ' 4-www - F11 4 mmf Z la . xx, Xt .:- -- , ffl ... . 'J Y o nov. J-1-'fi F' t if af IEP l 2 ' ... . my 1 ' TX 1 fq r ji X if A s S , 'fonazzo ' Sglkqx sa '- 1 v1 G,-fp 2141.16 it - l Nl: X x N X 15 ' 4? X r - Nov. Nov. Nov. Sept. 4-School started with a bang-ex- ceeded every enrollment record. Sept. 5-Seniors elected officers. Sept. 18-Seniors received class rings. Sept. 24--4-H and F. F. A. stock show. Hen- ley won sweepstakes. Credit goes to Jean Masten. Sept. 25-Henley had a change in buses. Sept. 27-Miss Griffins last day at Henley, unfortunate to us but forunate to her. She is teaching at Oregon State. First ball game of the season with Lakeview. Nice going boys. Sept. 28-Ruth Durant chosen princess for the Potato Festival. Sept. 30-Mrs. Howe substituted in Miss Griffins place. Oct. 1-Driving school began. Lessons to be given every 'Tuesday for some time to come Oct. 4-National Assembly-Mr. Hammond and his Alaskan exhibits. Oct. 10-Bonanza gave an assembly pro- gram in our gym. It was enjoyed by all the students of Henley Oct. 11-Henley scored a great victory by stinging Bonanza with a large score. Hen- ley girls had a play day for other high school girls. Oct. 17-Teachers Institute. Oct. 19--Potato Festiial in which the Hen- ley Band had the h nor of playing. Oct. 22-New teacher, Mr. Westcott, added to the staff. Oct. 25-Merrill Huskies at the mercy of the Hornets were defeated. Seniors gave a party representing Halloween for High School studnts and teachers. Oct. 28-Boys and girls having a contest on ticket sales for the Ag. Ball. Nov. 1-Malin Mustangs and Henley Hor- nets clashed in a battle giving Henley another victory. Nov. 8-The F. F. A. sponsored their eighth annual Ag. Ball which proved to be a great success. Henley had their annual de- clamation contest. Marvin Shultz was the lucky person to win the Speakers Club Award. The Home Economics class gave a style show for the assembly. Nov. 11-Armistice Day. 14-National Assembly-Ventriloquist and Electric Harp player. 15-Glee Club sang for the Rotary Club. 19-Boys won ticket sales by only three tickets. Mr. Jenkins present- ed checks to club members in assembly. Nov. 20-First basketball game played with Malin, a very close and in- teresting game. Jlenleq Galmclm Nov. 21-Thanksgiving vacation. Nov. 26-Henley Hornets scored a victory in basketball when they stung the Keno Eagles. Nov. 29-Chiloquin Panthers out played the Henley Hornets, scoring a victory. Deic. 3-Girls started cooking in Home Economics. Henley had a movie on ungs. Dec. 6-Victory went to Merrill after a hard fought game. Dec. 9-Full length Movie Barefoot Boy . Received pictures which were taken some time ago. Dec. 13-Bonanza went down to defeat after a battle with the Henley Hor- nets. It was a close battle. Dec. 17-The Grade School presented their Christmas program for the High School. Dec. 19-High School gave their Christmas Contata under the direction of Madge Coopey. Dec. 20-Parties were held by each class and club before leaving school for their Christmas vacation. The Sophomores gave a party which they invited all the old graduates. Everyone had a good time and would like more of these parties. Dec. 30-Returned to School. Jan. 1-Dismissed for New Years. Jan. 3-Henley Hornets were the victors over the Wildcats by a close score. Henley had a Pep meeting before the game. Jan. 8-Semester tests started today. Jan. 10-News-Herald presented the Football Trophy to the Henley Hor- nets for being the Klamath County football Champions. The Trophy was awarded to Bob Norris by Mr. Cummings of the News-Herald. The Home Ec. class presented Mrs. Cole with a flower. Henley defeated Bonanza in a basketball game by three points. Jan. 13-Bob Mueller returned from Colorado after his Christmas vaca- tion. Jan. 14-A committee selected planned the Freshman initiation into the Zipper Club. Jan. 17-Henley Hornets and Malin Mustangs met in another game which proved to be the most exciting game of the year. Jan. 21--Gilchrist met Henley Hornets in an exciting game but were un- able to overcome the sting of the Hornets. Jan. 23-First day of Zipper Club initiation for new members. Jan. 24-Last day of initiation. Girls stayed after school for candle light services and a big lunch. Keno was defeated by Henley Hornets after a hard fought game. Keno and Henley were tied in the third quarter. J an. 31-Henley journeyed to Chiloquin only to be defeated. Feb. 7-Henley and Merrill met in another battle which was one of the hardest fought and closest games of the year. This game was the de- cision who would place second but Merrill came out lucky by winning with points ahead of the Hornets. Feb. 8-The Charter members of the Honorary Society held an initiation and dinner at Dehlinger's for new members. Feb. 11-Henley and Bly game. The Junior high and High school girls met in a basketball game. The score was about even. Feb. 14-The Hornets battling for third place in the County B. League, defeated Bonanza Antlers by a close score. The teams were evenly matched and the game was exciting for all. The Home Economics Club sponsored a dance afterwards, admission was ten cents with refresh- ments being served after the dance. Jawa Feb. 18-The Junior High girls attended a playday at Bonanza. Billie Lee Moran had the highest number of points with Patty Richardson taking first for twirling and Helen Hasy third. Feb. 21-Gilchrist met defeat at the hands of the Hornets. The Senior high girls attended a playday at Bonanza. Eris Fleming Won queen's position with the highest number of points. Feb. 28-The Junior Class presented their three act comedy, Almost Eighteen , after eighteen weeks of practice. It was most entertaining and funny. ' March 5-Boys left for Ashland with high spirits only to be defeated by Gardner. March 12-Mr. Everman of the National assembly program presented many interesting facts about Liquid air. March. 13-Mr. Fisher from Lava Beds showed a very interesting movie. March 14-Missionary from Eugene gave a talk which was very good. March 17-F. F. A. had their eighth annual banquet with advanced Home Ec. girls serving. March 22-The annual musical Spring Show was presented in the Gym. under the direction of Mrs. Coopey. A stunt was given by the following: Seventh and Eighth grade, Girls Glee Club, and Boys of the Jr. High and High School. A large crowd attended and it was a great success. March 28-The annual Zipper club dance was held. During the supper intermission McCown's Studio presented a floor show and the P. T. A. served supper. Later in the evening balloons came floating down from the ceiling. A nice crowd attended and a good time was had by all. March 25-Band Festival. April 7-County P. T. A. held their meeting at Henley with a pot luck supper following. April 10-A group from the music department put on an assembly at Bonanza. April 18-A show, Chico, with a comedy was presented to Henley stu- dents. 'The Lettermen had a party. April 25-A national assembly featuring Marionettes and colored draw- ings appeared in the gym. The F. F. A. boys gave the Home Economics club a Barn dance and party in the barn at Gus Hillyards. Everyone had lots of fun. May 3-A Junior-Senior Prom was held and everyone had an enjoyable evening. This concludes the social career as far as formal entertainment is concerned. The county track meet. May 9--Zipper Club gave their Silver Tea in the gym. Entertainment included, numbers by students, the glee club, a folk dance, and a style show by the Home Ec. class. May 11-Baccalaureate - May 16-Commencement. Bob Mueller and Jack Selk were valedictorian and salutatorian respectively. The final event of the year, for some the last day of their high school career. Maia Gdwffm HG F' FIIJEIUIIH DISTRICT - PUBLIC SPEAKING CONTEST ' FIRST 1 DONATED BY 1 KL.'LAKE POMONA GRANGES iw-X , --5 A v-.1 . N AX 'ff ASQ Xxx W ' 1 X' l X fs it il l ' if 'IR A lf J O .SUNG nl J' PRC ,. a lll ' vi mlm X Q:-. ' gli :M X IVlllLlN 1' f PM fi ,sb LVN M Gb lux : Sept. 4-Opening day of school. Sept. 4-Teachers reception given by Help- ing Hand Society at the church. Teachers given diplomas and initiated. Sept. 13-F. F. A. gave program for Kla- math Falls Rotary Club. Sept. 20-Freshman initiation party. Sept. 22-24-F. F. A. Wins honors at Kla- math Jr. Livestock Show. Champion jud- ging team, grand champion baby beef, and best chapter exhibit of beef. Sept. 27-We beat Chiloquin in football here at Malin. Oct. 3-K. U. H. S. Wildcats here for foot- ball. We Won. Oct. 4-Trained horse performance. Oct. 5-F. F. A. livestock judging team at- tends P. I. L. E. at Portland. Oct. 5-First issue of the Arrowhead distri- buted. Oct. 8-Lee Grabcl presented a very inter- esting magician show for student body members. Oct. 10-Bonanza High School presented a very entertaining assembly program. Oct. 16-Sophomore return party to senior high school students. Oct. 17-18-Teachers attend institnte at Ashland. Oct. 19-Potato Festival at Merrill. Malin band and football team attend. Oct. 25-Football game at Bonanza. Oct. 25-Senior high girls entertain Mer- rill and Tulelake with a play day. Nov. 1--Jr. High girls also entertain Mer- rill and Tulelake with a play day. Nov. 5-Election Day! Polls for voting in Ag. building. Nov. 15-Declamation contest at Keno. Rat- liff first in extempore. Nov. 15-Annual School Carnival. National Assembly Program-Browers Varieties. Nov. 21-Thanksgiving Vacation Nov. 29-Basketball game at Gilchrist. Dec. 5-Student Body Meeting. Sophomore Class presented program. Dec. 10-Faculty dinner party held in home ec. room. Dec. 11-First band concert of the year. Dec. 18-Seniors present High Hopes , a three-act comedy. Dec. 19-Community Christmas Program held in the old gym. Dec. 20-Christmas party for student body. Gifts given out at school and all grades entertained at the Broadway Theater by the faculty. Dec. 21-Vacation until December 30. Jan. 1-New Year's Day-holiday. Malin 6' Jan. 14-Faculty hold dinner party. Jan. 21-Adult Night School begins with Parlimentary Procedure, the first of ten meetings. Jan. 24-Bly-Malin basketball game he-re. Jan. 24-Keno high school entertained the student body with a play, The Young Imp . Feb. 5-The sophomore class Wrote and presented a broadcast on Negro music over K. F. J. I. in Klamath Falls. Feb. 5-Tulelake 7th and 8th grades played basketball game here. Feb. 14-Girls' Pep Club gave Valentine Tea for their Mothers. The Glee Club entertained with a group of songs. Feb. 19-The Girls' Glee Club sang a group of songs for the Malin Grange. Felb. 14-Band gives benefit card party to raise money for double bass orn. Feb. 21-7th and Sth grades black up for a Minstrel Show to be given be- fore the high school party for the seniors. Feb. 244The annual Chamber of Commerce banquet was held in the high school gymnasium. Feb. 26-The Glee Club held a skating party at the Broadway Hall. Feb. 28-F. F. A. Sub-district public speaking and parlimentary contest in Malin. Mar. ll-Pictures for the annual were taken amid much primping and posing. Mar. 12-Liquid Air Demonstration was presented again this year be- cause it proved to be such a success three years ago. Mar. 14-Sophomore class published their edition of the Arrowhead. Mar. 15-F. F. A. Public speaking and parlimentary contest held at Grants Pass. Malin won first place. Mar. 21-Classes compete for honors at the annual Stunt Nite held at the Broadway Theater. The Juniors and 8th Grades Won. Mar. 25-The County Band Festival Was held at Altamount. Malin's band played and presented several solos. Mar. 26-The F. F. A. gave their annual banquet for members, parents, and friends. It was served by the Home Ec. department. Mar. 28-High school girls Went to Merrill for a play day. Apr. 1-The band, glee club, and the juniors and 8th grade gave return programs at Keno and Bonanza. Apr. 4-Juniors represent Malin at the County Skit Festival at Klamath Union High School. Apr. 11-The public enjoyed a beautiful Junior Prom dancing to the music of Herb Cochran's band. Merle Watkins was presented as Prom Queen. Apr. 15-Seniors skip over to Ashland for the day and enjoy themselves immensely. Apr. 18-Annual Sales Drive party for the Winning side. Apr. 24-26-4H Club County Fair in Klamath Falls. Apr. 24-26-F. F. A. State Convention held at Corvallis. Malin members attended. Apr. 25-National Assembly program, McBurney Marionettes. Apr. 29-Annual J unior-Senior Banquet held in Klamath Falls. Seniors and faculty entertained by the juniors. May. 3-Malin is host to the County Track Meet. May. 6-The third and last Band Concert of the year. Congratulations on the fine music. May. 9-Merrill and Malin combine efforts in presenting the Senior Ball. At the Malin High School Gym May. 11-Baccalaureate services for the seniors held at the Malin church. May. 15-Commencement services. May. 16-School picnic. School's out! S The firms listed below have made the publication of this book pos- sible by their cooperation in buying Special Sponsorships. We suggest that you give them your business When in Klamath Falls. BILL DINSMOREH Let's get Associated MONTGOMERY WARD Save at Wards FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Ins. Corp J. C. PENNEY AND CO. Compliments of J. C. Penney 8z Co. KENNELL ELLIS Distinctive photography REED TRACTOR Caterpillar Tractor KERNS IMPLEMENTS Farm equipment and motor trucks SEARS, ROEBUCK CO. Shop at Sears and Save WILLARD HOTEL Klamath Falls' leading hotel U. S. NATIONAL BANK Make this your banking home CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER CO. Better light, better sight. KLAMATH THEATRES Motion pictures are your best entertainment W. D. MILLER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Klamath Falls' oldest Construction Co. COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. The pause that refreshes MASTER ENGRAVERS Trophies, jewelry, announcements FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS Kz MGTY gl VAN DYKE LOAN Automobile Equipment Insured Safety g SHAW STATIONERY GARCELON'S House wares and eletrical supplies HERSHBERGER'S CAFE Compliments of Jack Hershberger The Business Man's Depart- ment Store TURNER CHEVROLET Klamath Falls and Tulelake .S These firms have helped our purchasing two-third sponsorships. schools in publishing our annuals by They will appreciate your trade. BALSIGER'S BIG BASIN LUMBER CO. FLUHRER'S BAKERY FRED H. HEILBRONNER KLAMATH FALLS CREAMERY MARTIN BROS. MOE'S, THE WOMAN'S STORE PEYTON AND CO. DICK REEDER ROBERTS AND PEAK SHELL OIL CO. SUPERIOR TROY LAUNDRY SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO. UNION OIL CO. The following business houses have purchased one-third sponsorships Don't forget them in your school-days memories. Arcade Hotel Balin Furniture Bar-nee-Burger Howard Barnhisel Bertram's Jewelry Store Bodenhamer Saw Filing Co. Burr-O-N Buster Brown Shoe Store Carter's Fine Foods Cascade Abstract Sz Title Co. Castleman's Pharmacy Columbia Utilities Co. Copeland Yards Currins Drugs Derby and Mann Douglas Motors R. H. Dunbar Emporium Matt Finnegan Gun Store Goeller's Paint Store Hall Hotel Hardenbrooks H. E. Hauger Hendricks Drug Harold Hendrickson Hodges Grocery Interstate Business College Kandel Knitting Mills Klamath Cabinet Shop Klamath Cleaning and Dye Klamath Furniture Klamath Ice Sz Storage Klamath Stationery Store Klamath Variety Store. KFJ I Radio Station Landry Insurance Co. La Pointes Long's Inc. Lorenz Co. Lucas Furniture Mae's Style Shop George Metz Merrill Mills Mitchell, Lewis and Staver Moeller's Flower Shop New City Laundry News-Herald Northwestern Beauty College O. K. Blacksmith R. P. Oliver Pelican Cafe Pelican Hotel Pioneer Tobacco Co. Rickey's Jewelry Store Schoen's Bakery Signal Oil Co. Specialized Service Standard Cleaners Texaco Oil Co. Tik Tok Town Shop Van's Camera Shop Waggoner Drug Co. Ward's Klamath Funeral Home Whitlock Funeral Home Wilson Title and Abstract Co. Wood's Drug Store 3 lffa-lbs Baaalafu Malin Mercantile Co. Johnson Bros. Garage and Service Station Malin Shoe Clinic, I. A. Harvold Signal Service Station, H e n r y Vacknitz, Prop. 'Ted DeMerritt - Standard Oil Products Malin Cheese and Produce Co. McCollum Lumber Fred's Barber Shop Everett Jones, Gen. Merchandise Malin Hotel Malin Club Malin Milling Co. J ohn's Garage Broadway Theatre Big Basin Lumber Co. Mudd! Baadou Castlemen's Pharmacy Merrill Mills Columbia Utilities Hodges Grocery Store First National Bank- Merrill Branch Merrill Creamery Dr. F. E. Trotman Phy. 8z Surg. T. W. Chatburn-Lawyer Safeway Store Merrill Meat Co. Shell Service Station Santford 8z Co. Store Merrill Garage Merrill Variety Store Palm Cafe Merrill Shoe Shop SteWart's Market Heaton's Service Station Merrill Lumber Co. Ben Faus, Blacksmith Dr. L. A. 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