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

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JUNIOR CLASSIFICATION am e Age Wanda Kirkendall Typing Harold Kolm Awful Ruth Lind Smartie Wilma Loper Silence Lillian Mathers Ha! Ha! Thomas Massy Sleepy George May Toothless Helen McKee Vicious Eldon McKim Rompers George Merry man Yes Eleanor Metcalf Quiet Howell Metcalf Serious Athen Moore Just right Anna Noll U nmentionable Edna Orres Lots of it Vernon Parker Too old Nadine Priehett Blonde Lois Powell Rompers Lois Burner Palsied Lois Robison Brass Ralph Rohr Patriotic Peggy Rierson Nervous Frank Redkey Crib La Rue Ryan Trusting Ernest Schreiner Nuisance Ray Sheard Stone Hazel Short Plump Gladys Sleeman Sassy Marjorie Tade Can’t tell Isabel Teare 101 B. C. Thelma Teare Certainly Carol Terwilliger Exaggerated Walter Timms Venerable Hubert Totten Disillusioned Pearl Trenholm Going down Maxine Trivelpiece Worse Roland Ulrich Grouchy Harold Van Duker Young person Eleanora Weatherford Studious Elmer Wilkerson Sweet Ben Wilson Lofty Henrietta Wright Indifferent Vernice Zetzman Likable Betty Zimmerman Unspeakable (Continued). Habits Show Harems Any man Deep dark secrets Excruciating Clouds Sea Awful Band No Basketball Can’t be located Room 12 Football players Can’t reply Orpheus Shady Cell No. 685192 Cold Muddy Flag pole sitter J ack Playing poker Torrid Bothering Sun Ditch-digging Waldeen Silence Sitting Wandering Hopeful Can’t be discussed Caves Certainly Who asks ? Books Perfect Gazing Why ? Bed Shouting None Shouting-louder 28

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t Perltaps the largest contest of the year is the Grand Contest. Much enthusiasm was created by the contest this year, and the seniors, after much effort, won the contest by a large margin. This is a good record, as the class won the contest last year also. The reward for the winning of this contest is a full day holiday. FRESHMEN First semester—On attendance, contests, and citizenship, 988; second semester—on attendance, and citizenship, 114. SOPHOMORES First semester—On attendance, scholarship, and citizenship, 270; second semester-—on attendance, scholarship, citizenship, and athletics, 318. JUNIORS First semester—On attendance, scholarship, contests, and citizenship, 817, second semester—on attendance, scholarship, citizenship, and athletics, 408. SENIORS First semester—On attendance, scholarship, contests, and citizenship, 2100; second semester—on scholarship, and citizenship, 245. The following counted the winning classes 500 points for the first place and 250 for second: “El Rodeo” Sale, Student Body Ticket Sale, and the Student Body Play Ticket Sale. Other items giving from 200 to 25 points each were: athletic winners, class with greatest number on honor rolls, debate, citizenship, attendance, lowest record in absence. The standings at the middle of April were as follows: TOTALS Freshmen ..........................................1102 Sophomores......................................... 588 Juniors ...........................................1225 Seniors ...........................................2345 30