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

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qmn HEPTAD I933 new PLAY CASTS MERRILL Back Row-H, Moore, L. Meyers, Miss Braden, I. Hayes, R. Walker. Front Row-M. Finchum, V. Liskey, L. Myers, D. Haskins, G. Johnson. MALIN Back Row--S. Glick, E. Kowolow- ski, E. Kenyon. Front Row-Miss Alexander, M. Zumr, A, Fisher, L. Hedlund. HENLEY Back Row-F. Hess, H. Houck, W. Smith, W. Thompson, R. Wheeler, R. Cheyne. Front Row-D. Durant, A. Kiger, G. Semon, D. West, L. Dixon, V. Houck, A. Johnson. BONANZA Back Row-D. Philpott, P. Breit- haupt, R. Daniel, C. Combest, C. Loomis. Second Row-L. Bold, N. Haskin, E. L. Hanks, M. Langell. Front Row-M. Daniel, Miss Banks, G, Daniel, G. Brown. KENO V. Hamilton, M. Roberts, W. Grubb, J, Roth, L. Olthoff, S. Hensell, E. Howard, I. Powell, M. Anderson, I. Carpenter, E. Hamilton, P. Mc- Keen, Miss Spath, Miss Glenn. CHILOQUIN Back Row-Mr. Brookman, H. An- derson, N. Hanse-n, D. Rice, B. Du- vall. Second Row-M. Copeland, L. Lar- son, F. Coons, M. Lemmon, M. Hart, M, Freid. Front Row-A. Hall, P. Massey, Miss McDonald, B. Saetfher, V. Lem- mon.

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.aa --1-HEPTAD, u933 .1at J v. DEBATE SCHEDULE Malin Aff. 1 Chiloquin Neg. 2 Klamath Falls Aff. 2 Merrill Neg. 1 Malin Neg. 1 Chiloquin Aff. 2 Klamath Falls Neg. 2 Merrill Aff. 1 Malin Aff. 2 Merrill Neg. 1 Chiloquin Aff. 2 Klamath Falls Neg. 1 Malin Neg. 2 Merrill Aff. 1 Chiloquin Neg. 2 Klamath Falls Aff. 1 Malin Aff. 2 Klamath Falls Neg. 1 Chiloquin Aff. 3 Merrill Neg. 0 Malin Neg. 0 Klamath Falls Aff. 3 Chiloquin Neg. 1 Merrill Aff. 2 The question debated by the Klamath County High Schools this year Was: Resolved that at least one half of all state and local revenues should be de- rived from sources other than tangible property. Chiloquin won first place and the standing is as follows: Won Lost Points CHILOQUIN 3 0 12 KLAMATH FALLS ' 2 1 10 MALIN 1 2 8 MERRILL 0 3 6 Chiloquin placed second in the state last year. They were the Eastern Oregon Champions and were defeated 3-0 by Albany, the Western Champions. CHILOQUIN-Margarete Copeland, Robert McCain, Melita Freid, Miss Mc- Donnell, Mr. Brookman, Lorraine Larson. MERRILL-Pearl Beasley, Eleanor Berseth, Mr. Johnson, Mary Galarneau, Helen Wolfe, Roger Walsh. MALIN-Miss Judy, Murel Long, Evelyn Collins, Ben Layman, Dave McComb Jack Zbinden, John Abernathy. 1199 1

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1-?HEPTAD,l933 0m DRAMATICS BONANZA-On December 13, the Bonanza student body presented two one-act plays, Dumb Dora and Elmer , directed by Miss Banks. The action of Dumb Dora centered about the Swedish servant girl, Dora, w-ho proved to be not so dumb after all. Elmer was a hiilarious comedy, chiefly concerned with the pranks and antics of Elmer, the fourteen year old brother. In addition to the plays, a moving picture of the George Washington Bi- centennial was given. Selections by the Girls' Glee Club were offered between performances. CHILOQUIN-A three-act, comedy-drama, Tea Toper Tavern, directed by Mr, Brookman and Miss McConnell, was presented by Chiloquin High School last fall, both at Chiloquin and Merrill. Besides this play several one-act, plays have been given during the year by various classes. 1 On March 24, the High School gave a Minstrel Show, the first of this type that has been given. It was directed by Miss Tattan and Mr. Brookman. KENO- The Red Headed Step-child , directed by Miss Glenn, was presented by the school in November, 1932. Richard Russell brings his young daughter by first marriage from the western ranch, where she has been brought up witihout education or culture, to his fashionable Chicago home to live. The experiment proves a failure, because Bess, although in her element breaking broncos, cannot master the technique of afternoon teas among society snobs, from Whom she is quick to remove the artificial veneer of a false society. She is generous and for- giving, so when her stocks in the Anaconda rise in value, she saves her father from financial ruin and wins the favor of her step-mother, in spite of the fact that she has also won the heart of her step-sister's beau. The Belle of Barcelona , a musical comedy, was presented in April, 1933. The musical director was Miss Spath and the stage director was Miss Glenn. HENLEY-The Junior class presented a three act comedy, The Importance of Being Earnest , on February 18, 1933, at the Henley Hall. It shows the lm- portance of the name Earnest for two friends, who later turn to be brothers, in winning the girls they love. The two boys pose as Earnest. The girls finally discover that the boys have deceived them, and become good friends again. Miss Dixon was director and Miss Houck stage manager. The three-act play, A Family Affair , given April 14, 1933, by the Senior Class concerns a young man whose aunt leaves him a fortune provided he marries. He tells the administrator he is married and has a baby boy. The administrator wires Dan that he will be at Dan's place in an hour or two. Dan has to find some one to pose as his wife, and asks several of his employees, but they refuse. When the administrator arrives, there are on hand three Wives and three babies, one a negro. Several quarrels result, but Dan finally receives the money. MALIN- Two Days to Marry , a three-act comedy, directed by Miss Alex- ander, was given by the students of Malin High School, on December 9. The plot develops rapidly after James Dare discovers that he must marry before his twenty- eighth birthday, just two days off, or forfeit the million dollars his father has will- ed him. Extremely funny complications arise. The 'two negro characters, Simon Chase and Emily Jane Pink, add much to the play. MERRILL-A four-act comedy-drama Oh! Susan , was presented by the Senior Class of Merrill High School on March 10. It was coached by Miss Braden. The play was taken to Chiloquin at a later date. The different classes have entertained the student body this year with short plays and other features. The Junior Class presented a Thanksgiving play: the Sophmore Class presented an Armistice Day program: and later the Freshman presenfted an amusing Scot-ch feature. At Christmas, everyone enjoyed an assembly for the purpose of introducing the Freshmen to Santa Claus. C217