Klamath Union High School - El Rodeo Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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RALPH HURN Entered from Klamath Falls Gram- mar School, 1.910. Boys1 Glee Club, 112, ,13, 114; Basketball, 113 ,14; Athletic Cabinet, ,14; Basel ball, ,14; Class Poem. ttThere is a foolish corner even in the brain of a sage? DIARGUERITE XVILLIAMS Entered from G. W. Clayton School, Denver, Colorado, 1910. ttGay in spirit, kind of heart? ROY OREM Entered from Klamath Falls Gram- mar School, 1911. Football, 114; Baseball, 114. uWhy live in this world unless we accomplish something? HAZEL GOELLER Entered from Klamath Falls Gram- mar School, 1910. ttHow I love depends upon whom I love. LELAND HAINES Entered from Garrison, Iowa, Gram- mar School, 1910, Class Editor Annual, 113; Editor Annual, 114; Track, ,13; Football, ,13, ,14; Class President, ,14; Baseball, 114- uI tTo not envy those that know more than I do, but pity those that know 198531 hkx ?4

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MARGUERITE DUNBAR Entered from Klamath Falls Gram- mar School, 1910. Secretary of Class, 114; Class Song. 11Always cheerful and lightheartedf FORREST PEIL Enttred from Klamath Falls Gram- mar School, 1910. President Student Body, ,14; Debate, 111, . ,12, 013, 114; President of Class, 113; Football, 113, 114; Editor'An- nual, 113; Athletic Editor Annual, ,14; Baseball, 114. Win immersion of cogitative faculties in cogibundity 0f cogitationf bONNA MACK Entered from Klamath Falls Gram- mar School. 1910. Secretary of Class, ,13; Class History. 11Blessred with plain reason and sober sense? EDXYIN COX. Entered from Klamath Falls Gram- mar School, 1910. Class Presi- dent, 112; Student Body President, 113; Debate,112,113; F00tba11j13, 114; Athletic Editor Annual, 113; Josh Editor Annual, 114; Track, 113; Athletic Cabinet, 114. 11The most manifest sign. of Wisdom is continued cheerfulnessy KATHERINE XVILLIAMS Entered. from G. W. Clayton School, Denver, Colorado, 1910. 11Should life all labor beim

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9' ELIZABETH HOUSTON Entered from Klamath Falls Gram- . 'g; mar School, 1910. Girls, Glee , 9 0' 16 m5? Club, 111, 112; Secretary: of Class, 1 1? 13,71? ,12; Vice President of. Class, 114; ' 2' ' v . Class Song. In. . ' ' n t '1 4 '---I..h .. 9Gay as mlrth, yet profound 1n nan. .4 . Mar Mn. reasonJ' H 0 l:a.I I 1 I . II MW KENNETH STEWART Entered from Waupaca, Wisconsin, High School, 1912. Band, ,12; 9 u we L....1 .4 M Football, ,14: Class Win. 9Marriage is a desperate thing. nu n mu 1. FERN WOOD . , . ..., Entered from Weed, California, 9 9 ' Grammar School, 1909. Class Ed- itor Boomer, 111; Local Editor Boomer, ,11; Girls1 Glee Club, ,12; Debate, ,14. 9Tlvuthful in spirit, sincere in thought? 00h. In. 3!: Huh HMME a . 11.1,: v HUM!!! RHINEHART NIOTSCHENBACHER II HI I MHHIHI Entered from9 Newburg, Oregon, v 1'11 Grammar School, 1909. Boys1 Glee Club, 112, 113, ,14; Football, 114; Athletic Cabinet, ,14; Treas- .s.pn.l- IIP' urer Student Body, 114; Businpss Manager Annual, ,14; Baseball, 114 WMy only books; were womelfs looks, and follies all they taught mef '. is ' gwl' ms . I n I U 1 9H NEVA McR-EYNOLDS 7'5 Entered from Silver Dale, Washing- v.25 ton, Grammar School, 1910. Vale- . 9 :' dicto-rian. '1 ... HNight after night she sat and bleared her eyes with booksN