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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1935 volume:

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I M .yn ',,-'rf' -gi x 'fw- X HY 0 Members-Davis, Goldsmith. Hauger. Pastega. M. Pcierson. R. Peierson. Shuck, Tucker. White: adviser, Mrs. Howard. TIIIC GIRLS' LIi.XGI'Ii TI1ep11r1111se11ftI1eGirls' League. the largest 11111I 11111st 11cti1'e111'g1111- izz1ti1111 i11 scI11111I is 111 11r11111111e frie111IsI1i11 illllllllg. the girls. I'iYCl'j' girI i11 high scI11111I is ll 111e111l1er11I 1l1is Clllll. Since the cI11l1 e11IIec1s 1111 clues. Il Yllllllllilgf s11Ie is IICIQI 111 the llCg'IllI1iIlg' IIT each year 111 fI6liI'2lj' the ex- penses. F111' the past I-Ulll' years, the Girls' Le11g'11e has I1ee11 1Ii1'i1Ie1I i11t11 five 5C'1JZll'ZlIC 1Iivisi1111s e11cI1 with its sep11r11te 111Ticers. I11 1I1is way lllilllj' girls have 1111 111111111't1111ity 111 sI111w their interest 1'11r the 111'- ga11izati1111. If Z1 girl 1I11es 1111e I1i1 111 w111'k 111 11i1I the league. her 11111110 is piacecl 1111 tI1e Girls' League I11111111' r11II. TI1e 111Ticers 1,11 tI1e Iez1g'11e are: Peggy XYI1i1e, 11resi1Ie111: Ire11e I'11steg11. vice-11resi1Ie11t: KIZiI'g'ZlI'CI GoI1Is111i1I1. secretary: KI11xi11e I'eters1111, 11tI1Ietic 111:11111ger. Cluh I ch11se Lula Lee, presiclent I111t 11s I.llI1l 1I1'111111e1I scI11111I the vice-presicIe11t. .ICZIII Hanger, t1111k Cl'lZ1l'g'C Zlllfl 11c1ecI 11s 11resi1Ie11t 1111- the club. TI1is is the Big 111111 Little Sister cI11l1 wliich h11s Cl1ZlI'g,ft' 111' CZll'l'j'IIlg' 11111 the i1Ie11 Cgoncluded on page 57 GIRLS' l.ICTTICR CI.l,'II The Girls' Letter Q'l11l1, wI111se 11i111 it is 111 cre11te 11111I Ill-illlllftv i11- terest i11 girls' 11tI1Ie1ic 11ctivi1ies i11 Ii. lf H. S.. i111s I111' its 111'ficers: Meredith Ile1vi11.11s111'esi1Ic-111.hI1111e Ii11x1'11e. IIS vice-presi1Ie111: hlZll'g'1I.l'Cl G11I1Is111i1I1, 11s il'CZlSlll'Q'l'I XICSUI Illlllllll. 11s Iir111er 1'e1111r1er: IQ11zeII11 II11111pt1111, IIS rec11r1Ii11g' SCCI'CIZll'f'l I,1lllI'l'lI2l II11111111 11s sxx'i111111i11g' llillllilf ger: Zlllfl LiI11 I.111I11'ig'. IIS SCCl'i'iZlI'j'. Bliss Si111'I11ir is Zl1IX'iSCl'. The cI11l1 I111s cI111rg'e 111' 11II girls' s11111'ts i11 the s1'I11111I Zlllli s111111s11rs the :1111111:1I Glrls Iilllj' lilly. Members-Esgate. Goldsmith, Grey, Hamm, Hampton, Hanan, Hewiih Johnson, Kennerly. Ludwig. Monahan, Pardue. Peterson, Plass. Shontz. Yaden. Bowne: adviser, Miss Sinclair. U Adams, Brewbaker, Brummitt, Dennis, Edwards, Evans, Ewing, Fine, Finnell, Fridley, Glasco, Goldsmith, Yaden. Haase, Hayden, Hamm, Hewitt, Houston, Johnson, Jones, Kennerly, Leach, Dennis, Morton, Mathison, Olson, Stanley, Stoaks, Taverine, Weber, Wineberg: adviser. Miss Fitts. HOME IQCONOM IC Cl .VB l'his club was organized in 1932 by Mrs. Margaret jackson, and is comprised uf a group of energetic, service-giving girls. The purpose of the club is to give services of a special nature to the school, and to promote interest among its members in home arts. Some of the regu- lar duties of the club are to repair the football, basketball and track suits. band hats. and to take care of all school costumes. Several points are given per hour of work and when a member has obtained one hun- dred points she is entitled to a pin of the National llome lfconomics Club from which this club has a charter. .-Xny girl who has had one semester of home economics is eligible for membership. The officers are: president. Vesta Hamm: Vice-president. lfdith xyC'lD6I'l secretary. jerry Houston: treasurer, Bertha Haase: song leader, l.a Yerne lien- nerly: historian, Audrey lfdwards: pianist. Xdele Morton: adviser, Miss lfitts. Slil CLUB The Ski Club. a new club this year. was organized with the purpose of encouraging skiing among the high school students. lts Ot'ficers are: Melvin llowie. president: llarry Cioeller. vice-president: lietty llauger, secretary-treasurer: and Lloyd Drew. lirater reporter. Only thirty-six members will be admitted this year. and in future years members will be admitted by a majority vote of the old members to till this quota. The club has adopted a five inch red and white letter which will be given to each member in good standing. Bottom Row-Houghton, Harvey, Johnson. Refetto, Hauger, Howie, Goeller, Drew, Weaver, Daggett, Woodruff, Heidrich, Mahoney. Goodwin, Goeller, Sevits. Third row-Ellingson, Dietsche. Steven- son, Fisher. Too Row-Smith, Evans, Lambert, Chilcote. Groesbeck, Goddard, McCauley, Van Emon. Sellers, Godard, Peterson, Royce. Bell. Cheyne. Chilcote, Dale, Dahleim, Dietsche, Chilcote, Hauger. French. Johnson, Goddard, Goldsmith, Groesbeck, Hamm, Harvey, Haase, Heider, Hopkins, Howie, Kellis, Kesterson, Kimsey, Kitts, Kleiner. Lind, Mordoff, Peterson, Slaymaker, Soule. Lambert. Tomlinson, Van Emon, Walker, adviser. Mrs. Good. HONOR SOClli'l'Y The llonor Society, in addition to forwarding its aim of rewarding and promoting a high standard of scholarship among the students by presenting' King Solomon . the silver cup, and the honor pennant to the class with the highest scholastic average. has been very active as a Club. holding functions. such as parties and meetings. The Society ushered at the Freshman Reception and at the annual Parents' Night. They computed all the honor rolls at the end of each six weeks and at the close of the semester. The club also read the honor rolls at assem- blies. Club Officers are: Margaret Goldsmith, president: Bennie God- dard. vice-president: Margaret Slaymaker. secretary-treasurer2 and Jessie lleider. lirater reporter. l.l'l'lClQ.XlQY t'l.L'll lhe T.lIOItllj t lub is one ol the most active ol the nexver clubs in li. Lf ll. S. This club, organized in 1931, has this year attempted for the second time the publication ol' a Literary Year liooku with lit-tty jones as the editor: XYaltraud llietsche as the assistant editor: and joe Kendall as business inanager. ln this book uill be included the best xvorks ol the club members for the year. Literary Club officers are: Marjorie Davis, president: liillie lfilield. vice-president: l.orene Delaney. secretary: XX'altraud llietsche, lirater reporter: Mr. .Xndrexvs. adviser. Bell, Cornforth. Dale. Davis. Delanv. H. Dietschc. Fifield. W. Dietsche. Houston, B. Jones, I. Jones, Kendall. Keyes. Ludwig, McNulty, Ray, Seymour. Waits, Wienberg, Wilson: adviser, Mr. Andrews. Arnett, Collier, Dodson, Doty. Enperson, Eschle, Grey. Hauger, Johnson, Jones, Lear, McCandIiss, Kimsey, Kennerly, McNulty. Mersereau, Nickerson, M. Peterson. Fl. Peterson, Rhoads, Sparks, Tomlinson. Tucker, Vaughn. MAXSQLTIIQS The NT2l5ClllG1'S.tTl'ZllllIltiC m'g'zuiif4:1timi uf li. Lf H. S.. was fmimlecl hy Miss llelen Busyn iii 1950. The membership is euuipriserl uf three classes: prulmtimi memhers, who have not earned at least ten service points: regular memlwers, who have ezlruecl ten or more points: :mtl limim' memlmers, who must have eztriierl thirty points. The puiiits are ztwztrrlerl mi at hztsis ul' one point for every three lmurs of clrztmzitie work, This year Klztsquers presented the Tl1zmksg'iving play. 'l'lizmksgiving un Hickory Hill, helure the ztssemlily. The nttieers ul' the eluh are: lltnizllcl hliiliiistm, presicleiitg .lean llzuiger. seeretztryi julia Tomlinson. Il'CZ1Slll'l'l'I :tml lsletty bltnies, eustmlizmz Nlrs. Il. li. lilumquist, fzteulty adviser. AXIQT t'l.l'll The .Xrt Vhilu, ui'g:uiizecl in 1930. was plniiiierl fur the piirimse of creating' :mtl pimiimtiilg' zuimiig the students. interest in pztiiitiiig. rlrzixy- ing :tml ,sketehingx The Chili makes the posters lm' all selitnil plays. uperettzis, :mtl slimys. lfilliiig the slimy ease in the lmyer wing of the main hull is one ul' the Chilfs main interests. This year the ease has been kept lillecl with uriginztl sketches lay Clulw memhers. The uhfieers tif the .Xrt Chili iiielucle l'z1triei:1 llztrrett :ts presiclent: .Xuflrey T'ifTXX'il.l'KTS :ts vice-presiflenti :mtl Ruth Ray :ts seeretztry-treasurer. Bliss Troy nets :ts ZLCTVISCI' hir the ehilm. Barrett, Daggett. Davis, Edwards, Ireton, Rumor, Kellis, Kesterson. Ray, Shuck. Soule. Tomlinson. PEP PEPPERS Bell, Briawbaker, Bowne, Cheyne, Coan Dahleim, Dietsche, Dodge, Edwards, Goldsmith, Hampton, Harvey, Hauger, Heidrich, Hopkihs, Hough- ton, Johnson, Jones. Justin,' Ken- nerly, Laurenson, Mahoney, Mc- Candliss, McKee, McNulty, Martin, Moore, Morrison, Olson, Pastega. R. Peterson, M. Peterson, Propst, Saucerman. Scheffel, Shuck, Slay- maker, Soule, Thomas, Tomlinson, Vannice, Watters, White, Woodruff, Yaden. K i A 'W Plil' PICPPICRS The Pep Peppers do more to inspire enthusi- asm in the student body than any other organiza- tion. This club does most of the service work of the school. Such work in- cludes the selling of spon- sor football and basket- ball tickets. tickets for outside and special games. and police duty in the halls at noons. These forty- four upper class girls clad in their attrac- tive red and white uni- forms. attended all Peli- can football and basket- ball games. The group also had a good repre- sentation at all the out- side games. The girls worked out a marching drill and a card drill which were given between halves at the basketball games. They also spon- sored concessions at the games. Two large social affairs which are given by the Pep Peppers are an annual bridge party and a banquet held at the end of the school year for the parents of the members. liach year the club pre- sents some gift to the school, The gift last year was a large painting, dis- playing a group of white Pelicans floating on the blue waters of the lake. I Pug Y . ff ,f. an gif X - . :W 1 1 , ,. Q - . 'sf iw S 1 P T Y' Biehn, Bramwell, Cunningham, Cuthberson, Drew, Evans. Fridley, Gordon, Hoffman, Howard, Howie. Hutsey. Kills. Lambert, Maguire, Mordoff. Morrison. McCIuskey, Owens, Rasmussen, Schmeck, Shufell, Thompson: adviser, Mr. Vanderpool. Ii l,..X NI.XTl I KX!! il ITS The Iilainath Knights, nncler the aclvisership nf Mr. Iiverett C. Yan- flerpmil and officers-Ray lirainwell, president: Urie Friclley. vice-presi- cient: and Rodney Lanilmert. secretary-f -have hail an unusually active year. XYith an increase tif fourteen ineinhers, the clnh has proved most etlficient in controlling ermvcls at athletic events, and serving the school in general. New ticket htmtlis and uniforms have pruvecl helpful in the efticiency of this service chili. Tu shmv appreciation fur the work ac- cmnplisliecl during' the sclnml year. Mr. jackson gave the boys a ban- quet. The fuucl was furnished and etmkecl hy the girls' cooking' classes. ' BOYS' SICRYICIC t'l.l'll The liuys' Service Vinh. emnimsefl uf freshman lmys. is an organi- zation fm' the purpose ul' handling the lust :intl finnifl articles uf li. U. li. S. The Cluh was urganizecl this year hy Mr. llun C. Fisher, xvhu is acting' as aclviser of the clulu. The officers inclncle: -linnnie jones as president: Dick Post as vice-president: anrl Dean Smith as secretary. Bottom Row-Hallerly, Waits. Hiatt, McAuIey. Kluth, Tucker. Heidrich, Hayden. Second Row-Cessnum, Konschot, Hcidrich, Kinney, Telford, Sinclair, Dudley. Harding. Third Row-Bowne, Post. Smith. Fisher, Johnson, Herrington, Radcliffe. Bramwell, Dodson, Fuller, Goldsmith. Johnson, McNul!y. M. Peterson. R. Peterson. White: adviser, Miss Troy. .XSSliRllil.Y c'cmMl'l l'lil-1 lfztch active nienilier of the .Xssenilmlr Unninittee has lic-en respnn- silile fm' une ur nnire student lmndy usseinhlies during' the sclnitil yeztr. AlZll'g'2ll'Ct llwldsniith, .Inne jnlinsmi, l'eg'gy XX'hite. Ruth McNulty. Ruth Peterson. and Maxine Veterstm nnder the directinn uf Miss 'l'rny have been responsible fm' our 193-l-35 ztssenilmlies. The must tintstzinding' student lmcly zissenilmlies fur this year include the Cil1'iSUll2lS llSSL'lllibij'1 the asseinhly given lmefure the Kledfurd fnutlmll gimme: the ZlS5CllliJlf' :Lt which Z1 noted Russian Slltbkkf the ztssenilwly given us ll send-ull' fur mir basketball buys to Salem: and the Seninr Class Day zissenilnly. 'l'l lli 'l'lQ.XlJl'l'lUXS t'ciAlAll'l l'l-11-2 The 'limrlilimis Cmnnlittee. cmnpused uf members uf the student lmcly, has clizlrge uf all the official recnrds of lilzunuth L'ninn lligh Schnnl. .xllltillg these records may he fnnnd the nznnes uf all the ltiriner student body nlficers. the seures nf the Rledftird-lilznnath gunies. and the lists of YZl.l'illllS traditions which helung' In this schuul. 'lihe officers of the cnnnnittee ure: Lune Xivzirren. chzxirinzlnz Peggy NYhite. secre- tary: and Mrs. Yztden. adviser. Bubolz. Harvey. Howard. Maguire. Pastega. Tomlinson. Warren. White. 1' age Hauger. Howard, Hawkins, Johnson. Kennerly, Maguire, Mahoney, Mcrsereau. Putman. Vannice. St lt'l.Xl. Vt PM M l'l'Tlili The Social Conunittee, under the leadership of chairman, Ura l.ca Yannice. has had a most active and successful social year. The coni- inittee has concentrated on dances, lmtll afternoon and evening: There has heen a much greater nnmher this year than formerly. The mem- hers. chosen from the four classes include: Gail I'utman: Sue Her- sereau: Rodney llawkius: hlean llZlllQ'Cl'l lloli lloward: l.uana johnson: Glenn Stiles: l,a Yerne lienuerly: john Maguire: Mary jane Blahouey. and Ora l-ea Yannice. These students make all the necessary arrange- ments for the dances and act as the hosts and hostesses of the affairs. Due to this conuuittee's gootl work the high school has enjoyed a most successful social season. lJlfll.XTli t'l.L'l5 Resolved: That the lfederal tlovernment should contrihute to the several states a certain sum ol' money' for the advancement of secondary education was the question on which the Klamath Debate team won four decisions and lost four. The affirmative team. including lioh l.ind and Milton lsielsmeier won one delmate decision and lost three. securing' a non-decision from .Xshland: and the negative team, composed of llarold lleider and Ruth Ray won three of its dehates and lost one to Chilouuin. The Klamath team secured third place in the district tourna- ment. The Cluh is under the leadership of lbotll Mr. lfmerx' and Mr. Goldsmith. Lind, Ray. Kiulsmeier: adviser, Mr. Emery. Top Row-Johnston. Howie. Dudley. Sinclair, Turner. Fikes. G. Dudley. Second Row-Dreher. Steven- son. Kennerly, Brewbaker. SiemenS, Kerns, Stevens, B. Chilcote, Heidrich. J. Hauger. Botlom Row-Cummings, B. Hauger, Lyle, R. Chilcoie. Olson, Walker, Eschle, Haase, Drew. TFYYIS fl L'll ,. ra . . . . , . . I he I ennis L lnlm nrganizecl in l9.12,1simenl the must pnpnlar nrgan- izatiuns in sehnnl. The Chili ennilnets matehes aniung' the memhers and also plays with out-nl'-tmvn teams. The Tennis team xvnn the Southern and Central Oregon championship in 1933 and xvun several matches flur- ing 1934. the team members inelncle: Hill Stephens: Bula Stephenson: Bula Yeateh: 'Inhn XYalker: Hrucl hlnnesz .Inhn liernsz and Hugh Camp- bell. The nnfieers uf the chili fm' 1035 are: hlwhn XYZlTkCI',1Jl'ESiiT6llfI linlw Chileute. vice-president: anrl Ilelphine Olson. secretary-treasnrer. SL'lliXL'liL'l.L'l1 The Seienee Chili. nrganizecl hy Miss L'armieheal in 1933. with the aim nt developing more interest in all phases uf science is fast lweemning an outstanding organization nt' the sehmil. Tn become a memlmer uf the organization. one must have taken or he taking some science. Because nf the large membership nf the eluh. the prospective member must give a three minute talk anrl a satisfactory experiment in nrcler In he vnterl into the eluh luv a majority of the memliers. The elnlm presentecl a shnrt skit pertaining In slime phase nf science at a high selitinl asseinlmlv riiilis year-'5 nffieers gn-eg lleie Finnell, presirlenti Clyde Zuinxvalt. viee-presi- rlent: Homer Knight, SCL'l'Cl2lI'f'-1I'02lSUVCI'I Runahl Klellaniels, lirater reporter. Bottom Row-Heuu. Ginsback. Lvle. Morrison, Knight. Finnell. McDaniels. Donelson. Yaden. Waits. Halferty, Dreher. Second Row-Heidrich. Bodenhamtr. Grafton. Kellis, Netzer, Lundgren. Kinney, Andrews, Eschle. Mahoney, Delaney, Mr. Schlesser. Third Row-Evans. 0'DeIl, Cooper, Jones, Pastega, Shaw, Johnston. Rhoads, Mordoff, Siemens. Fourth Row-Eoperson. McCluskey, Monahan. Cuihberison, Kinney. B. Goddard. G. Godard, Van Emon, Harding. Uhlig. Page 17 1 Barnes, Bramwell, Chi-lcote, Ellingson, Giovanini. Howard, Kirkpatrick, Kleiner, Leslie, Myers, Putman, Rogers, Scroggm, Shontz, Smith. Warren, Mr. Vanderpool qAdviser.J lll-Y CLCB The lli-Y Club. which joined the Nortliwest .'XtTili11ted lli-Y Clubs nf N11rtl1.X111e1'ic11 thisye111'.is1111e11f1111r most 11ctive buys' service clubs. The lnws. l1llllCl' the lCZlflCl'Slllll nf llnwzird Scruggiu 11s president for the lirst semester 111' the selimil yi-111' Zllltl limb Leslie 11s president for the seemid semester, h11d CllZll'g'C uf the 11111111111 Lilll'lStlll2l.S drive which was 11 big' success. They held weekly Clibllglllllll s11les to raise money for the club, Zlllfl held weekly meetiiigggs 11t the homes of the members for the purpose of iiiiproviug the CllZll'2lCtCI'S of the boys and hearing' vocational talks. Tl1e Hi-Y's conducted 1111 i11for11111l program dance for the student burly for the purpose of raising funds for Z1 basketball trophy 1111d held the 11111111111 Christuias party for the uieuibers of the club only. The boys 111'g1111ized 11 rociting section, Zlllfl thereby C1'CZl.lICfl more pep ZIIIIOIIQ' the boys at 11thletic contests. 193-l-35 officers for the Club were: president. limb Leslie: SCCfCtZll'j'-ll'CZlS1l1'6l'. limi liirkpzitrickz Mr. Vauderpool acted 11s faculty adviser for tl1e club. K CLCB The K Cl11b is lllilllllf' 11 service club. Any boy in school who has CZll'llCCl Z1 letter in football. basketball. or track is eligible for meiiibersliip i11 tl1e club. The Club ClJll1lllCICil its Zllllllllll initiation of new meuibers 11111st S1lCCC'55l.l1llf'. dressing lllClll i11 wld clothes. and making them per- llvrm during' the K Cl11b zissembly. Hr. .Xvrit is the ZlClVlS61' fur the club Zlllfl l.Zl1lC XV11rre11, president: Carl ligelhoff. vice-president: Harold lileiuer. SCCl'C'fZl.l'j'-t1'CZlSlll'C1'Q 1111d -l'1'1l11111y l'11steg11. SC1'g'CZl.llt-Zlt-211111S. Barnes, Bramwell. Doiy. Egelhoff, J. Fuller, R. Fuller, Giovanini, B. Goddard, Haren, Hess. Hodge, Howie, Kendal, Larson, Leslie, Musselman, Myers, Pastega, Reginato, Rogers, Scroggin, Shontz, Smith, Stiles, Van Emon, Wakeman, Warren, Kleiner. fr CAFETERIA CLASS fLeft to rightb Standing up-Mrs. Scott. Cheyne, Vannice. Miss Muir, Mathison, Glasco, Summers. Hewitt, Weber, Fine. Sitting down-Moulton, Davis. Finnell. 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S11-11':11'1 i11'110s1100k. 1J1111g1:1s M111'11111'1'. :11111 1Y1111:1111 HCIII1. 1935 YELL LEHDERS 1.0s101' ,1111Zlf't'1', :1ss1s1011 111' 1'11'I111L'1S SC11l1lCC1i :11111 131011111111 5101111011- s1111, s01'1'011 :1s 611111616111 1011 king 1111- 1110 1'1111111:111 s0:1s1111 1111s y0:11', 111 Thayer Grey 1110 0100111111 1111' 11:1s140111:111 1011 10:11101's. 1101011 11101 111-111 S11- In-c111z1l'5' 111'01' 1101' 11111111110111s l11f1111Sl'11j'11L'111- 1021111 111 x'101111'1' 111111 :1ss1s1:11100 1.1-11111 1110 1'1-11 1111115 1 LHC SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS fy6nice, Groesbeck: adviser, Miss Eberhard. SENIOR CLHSS The students of this year's senior class have been among the most active in school. This group proved, upon entering as freshmen, their athletic supremacy. by winning the interclass basketball championship. Furthermore, many of the most prominent members of the XVildcat football and basketball teams were freshmen. The class of '35 was also well represented in scholastic honors. The class started its sophomore year by being well represented on the Pelican football team and on the VX'ildcat team. Officers were Harold Kleiner, president: Johnny Pas- tega, vice-president: Hob Howard, secretary-treasurer. During the junior year there were six members from the class on the football team, and four of the stars who won the Southern Oregon and district basket- ball championships were juniors. Officers were, Lane XYarren, presi- dent: Bob Leslie. vice-president: and June Johnson, secretary. Finally, as seniors, this class has been exceptionally outstanding in clubs of the school: traffic squad, interscholastic debate, lil Rodeo and lirater staff, as well as in dramatics. Senior officers were: Hob Leslie, president: Carl Dudley, vice-president: Stewart Groesbeck. secretary-treasurer. The senior class motto is: Together we stick-divided we're stuckng colors: Purple and Gold: flower: Yiolet. This prominent class will be missed greatly in the high school. YlXl.TiDlC'I'O R l.-XX Bob Lind, valedictorian for the class of l935. was the hrst boy to attain this honor in the ten years since Klr. Paul T. Jackson began his direction of this institution. Bob also had one of the highest averages made by a valedictorian for several years with 95.89 per cent for his four years' work at Klamath Union High School. SA I .L l'.-X'l'OR IAN Margaret Goldsmith, who ranks second highest in the class scholas- tically. achieved an average only slightly lower-95.70 per cent. The scholastic race be- tween the valedic- torian and salutator- ian has been the closest held for a number of years. Both of the students started school here in 1931 and have been equally promi- nent in various school activities. Robert Lind Margaret Goldsmith ADAMS, VERNA-Beauty OperatorhGirls' Elementary Glee Club 2: May Fete 2: Girls' League 1, 2. 3, 4: Home Economic Club 2. 3. 4. AGEE. MURLYNE-Nurse-Girls' League 1. 2, 3, 4. ALTER, JOHN-Diesel Engineer-Nicknamc, Gloomy-Ski Club 2: Track: Classroom Debate 2: Boys' Alliance 1. 2, 3. 4, BARNES, JIM-Track 2, 3: Wildcat Football 2. 3: Pelican Football 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Hi-Y 4: Traffic Squad 4: K Club 3. 4: Oceretta 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3. 4. BASTIANI, OTTO--1933 from Dunsmuir High-Boys' Alliance 3. 4. BATIE, HARRISON-Iowa City-Bat-eye-Hydraulical Engineer. BOWNE, JANE-Kiddie--Dietician-Girls' Letter Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: May Fete 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Swimming 1, 2: Baseball 1, 2, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 3. 4: Vice-President of G. L. C. 4: Re- cording Secretary of G. L. C. 3. BRAMWELL, RAY-Rosemary High. Alberta, Canada. 1932-Farmer- Traffic Squad: Hi-Y 4: Klamath Knights 2, 3, 4: K Club 3, 4: Assembly Committee 4: Track 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer of Klamath Knights 3: President Klamath Knights 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2. 3. 4. BREITENSTEIN, PAUL---Agriculture-Boys' Alliance 1. 2. 3. 4. BROWN. RICHARD-Dick-Aeronautics-WiIdcat Football: Band: Pep Band: Model Airplane Club: Vice-President Airplane Club. BRUMMITT, HELEN-Kid-Good Cook-Girls' Economic 2, 3, 4: May Fete 1, 2: Science Club 3. League 1, 2, 3. 4: Home BUBOLZ. BERNIECE-Sacramento High 1933-Bugles-Teacher and Mu- 4: Tradition Committee 4: sician-Girls' League 2, 3. 4: Klamath Krater Orchestra 2, 3. 4: Dance Band 3, 4: Essay award from American Legion 3. CAVANAUGH, JIMMY-Riverside High 1933-College-Baseball 3: Klamath Krater 4. CHAMPAGNE, CLEO-Sacred Heart Academy 1932-Kayo-Dress De- signer-Girls' League 2, 3, 4: May Fete 2: Krater Staff 4, CHEYNE. EVELYN- Ev -Buyer iClothesJ--Vice-President Girl League Club 4: Double Quartet 2: Pep Peppers 3, 4: Girls' Elementary Glee 1: Girls' Advance Glee 2: May Fek 1, 2: Hi-Jinks 2: Operetta 1: Girls' League 1, 2, 3. 4: Secretary-Treasurer Girls' League Thank-You Concert 1, 2. CHILCOTE, BOB-Ambassor to China-Student Council 1: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 3. 4: Social Committee 1: Band 1, 2, 3, 4:Vice-President of Tennis Club 4: Klamath Krater 3: Dance Band 2, 3. 4. CLOSSON, JEAN-Emmett High 1933-Doctor--Girls' Elementary Glee 2: Girls' League 2. 3, 4. COOK. HARVEY. CONFORTI, ALBERT-Executive-President of Science Club 2: Science Club 2, 3, 4: Boys' Alliance 1. 2, 3. 4. CRAPO, HAROLD-Mechanic-Inter-class Bask lLTBoys' Alliance. CUTHBERTSON, CHARLES-Cucumber-Diesel Mechanic-Boys' Glee Club: Klamath Knight: Wildcat Football: Track: Stage Crew: Science Club. DALE. KATHRYN-Nledfnrd 1932-Kathy-Teacher-Honor Society 3, 45 Literary Club 3, 4: Girls' League 2, 3. 4: Science Club 3. 4. DAHLEIM. BERNIECE-Secretary-Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Pep Peppers 3, 4: Girls' League 1. 2, 3, 4: El Rodeo Staff 4: Tennis Club 1: May Fete 1. DAVlS, MARJORIE-Midge-Journalist-Girls' League 1. 2, 3. 4: Presi- dent of Girls' League Club 4: Operetta 1: Hi-Jinks 2, 4: EI Rodeo Staff 3, 4: Klamath Krater 4: Literary Club 1. 2. 3. 4: President Literary 3, 4: Girls' Elementary Glee 1: Girls' Advanced Glee 2. 4: May Fete 1, 2. DELANEY, LORENE-Writer-Literary-Club 2, 3, 4: Secretary Literary 4: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4: May Fete 1, 2: Girls' League 1, 2. 3. 4. DE LAP. DOROTHY-Dot-Stenographer-Girls' Advanced Glee Club 2, 4: Girls' League 1. 2, 3, 4: Hi-Jinks 2: May Fete 1, 2. DENNIS, CAFiMELlTl-Dunsmuir High 1932--Nurse-Home Economic Club 4: Girls' League 2, 3, 4: Girls' Elementary Glee Club 2. l Page llll Page 21 DODGE. BILLIE-Billie-College-May Fete 2: Pep Peppers 3. 4: Girls' Lflague 1, 2. 3, 4. DOEGE. STERLING--Diesel Engineer-Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4. DUDLEY, DE ROYCE CARL-Deets-Engineer-Entered 1934 Medford High-fVice President Senior Class 4: El Rodeo 4: Tennis Club 4: Boys' Alliance 4. EDWARDS, AUDREY-College-Entered '32 Spokane, Washington-Pep Peppers 4: Art Club 2. 3, 4: Vice-President Art Club 4: Krater Reporter 2: l-lome Economic Club 2, 3, 4: Historian Home Ec. 4: Literary Club 4: Girls' League 2. 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer Club 4. EGELHOFF, CARL--Athletic Coach-Entered '33 Benson Tech.. Portland, Oregon-Traffic Squad 3. 4: K Club 4: Basketball 3. 4: Football 3, 4: Base- ball 3. 4: Boys' Alliance 3. 4. ESGATE, RUTH--Peggy-Stenographer-Girls' League 1, 2. 3. 4: Home Ec. Club 3: May Fete 1, 2. EVANS. THELMA----Curley-Beauty Operator-Entered '32 Butte Valley High--May Fete 2: Art Club 2: Home Economic Club 4: Girls' League 2. 3, 4. FILER, VIRGINIA-Missionary-Entered '32 Lewiston Junior High-On chestra 2. 3. 4: May Fete 2: Girls' League 2. 3. 4. FINE. THELMA-Nurse-Entered '33 Roseburg High-Girls' League 3. 4: Home Economic Club 4. FINNELL, OCIE--Winnie--Nurse--Home Ec. Club 2. 3, 4: Secretary of Home Ec. 3: Krater Reporter of Home Ec. 4: Science Club 2, 3, 4: Secre- tary-Treasurer of Scietce 2: President of Science 3. 4: Honor Society 3: May Fete 1. 2: Glee Club 4: Cantata 4: Hi-Jinks 4: Thank You Concert 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3. 4. FRASER, VIRGINIA--Jinny-Girls' League 1. 2. 3. 4. FRENCH, DEAN-Frenchy-Aeronautical Engineer-Honor Society 3. 4: Boys' Glee Club 3, 4: Wildcat Football 2, 3: Pelican Football 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4. FRIDLEY. DELPHIA-Dress Designer-Entered '32 Longview, Washing- ton: Girls' League 2. 3, 4: Home Economic Club 4. FRYMlRE, ROY---Diesel Engineer-Krater 3, 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2. 3, 4. FULLER, JIMMIE-Jim-Radio Announcer-Wildcat Football 2, 3: Wild- cat Basketball 2, 3: Varsity Football 4: Baseball 3: Stage Crew 4: K Club 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2. 3. 4. FULLER, RAYMOND--One of the Brushmen-Sports Writer-Assembly Committee 4: Wildcat Basketball 2, 3: Wildcat Football 2, 3: Varsity Football 4: Honor Society 2, 3: Krater Staff 4: Baseball 3, 4: K Club 4: boys' Alliance .l, 2, 3, 4. GIOVANINI. NELLO-Joe-Coach-Wildcrt Football 1: Wildcat Basket- ball 1: Pelican Football 2, 3, 4: Mahoney 'Vledal 4: Pelican Basketball 2, 3, 4: Captain 4: K Club 2, 3, 4: Traffim 'Quad 3, 4: Chief 4: Krater Staff-Sports Editor 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Boys' AI nce 1. 2, 3, 4. GLASCO, RUTH-Home Economic Club 3, 4: . -1 Fete 1, 2: Girls' League 1, 2. 3. 4. GODDARD, BENNIE--Chemist-Honor Sol ltlly . 2 4: Vice-President 4: :c.ence Club 4: Football 4: Wildcat Football J 'K L'lub 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3. 4. GOLDSNIITH, MARGARET-Goldie-To be famot, -Honor Society 2, 3, 4: President 4: Pep Peppers 3, 4: Debate Club 2. Assembly Committee 4: Girls' Elementary Glee 1: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baesall 1, 2. 3: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: May Fete 1, 2: Swimming 1: Girls' League 1, 2, 3. 4: Secretary- lreasurer 4: Girls' Letter Club 2, 3, 4: Treasurer 4, Home Economic Club 2, 3. 4: Treasurer 3: Operetta 1: El Rodeo Staff -l: Vice-President Girls' League club 5, 3: 'lraffic Squad. GROESBECK. STEWART-Stewie-Engineer-Assembly Committee 2, 3: and 1, 2: Track 2, 3, 4: Assistant Business ll'anager El Rodeo 3: Honor Society 2, 3. 4: Senior Class Treasurer 4: Boys Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4: lnter- class Basketball 2. GUDERIAN, LAURENCE--Larry-Publisher-Entered '31 Salem High- Boys' Glee 2, 4: Hi-Jillks 2: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4. HAMNI, VES'l'A+lnterior Decorator--Home Ec. Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Vice- President 3: President 4: Girls' Letter Club 3, 4: Honor Society 3, 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: May Fete 1: Tumbling 1, 2: Baseball 1. 2: Basketball 1, 2: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Swimming 2. HALES, HAROLD-HBDDY-'Boys' Alliance 1. 2, 3, 4. HAMPTON. ROZELLA-Rosie-Musician-Orchestra 2: Basketball 2, 3: Tumbling 2. 3: May Fete 2: Pep Peppers 3, 4: Secretary 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Letter Club 3. 4: Recording Secretary 4. HARVEY, JEAN-College-Honor Society 2, 3. 4: Pep Peppers 4: Tra- ditions Committee 4: Girls' Elementary Glee 3: Operetta 3: May Fete 1, 2: Girls' League 1, 2. 3, 4. HAYDEN, DORA--Girls' League 1, 2. 3, 4: Literary Club 1, 2. 3. 4: El Rodeo Staff 4: Home Economic Club 1. 2, 3, 4. HANAN, LAURENA-Bookkeeper-dEntered '33 Bly High--Girls' League 3, 4: Girls' Letter Club 4: Basketball 4-Manager: Swimming 4-Man- HQSY: Volleyball 4. HARTIN. FREDERICK DAVID-Fritzw-Aviator--Entered '34 John Day. Oregon-Boys' Alliance 4. HEIDER, JESSIE EILEEN- Journalism-Honor S:ciety 2. 3, 4: Krater Reporter 4: Orchestra 1. 2. 4: Girls' League 1. 2, 3. 4: Editor of Krater 4. CHADSEY, WILLIAIVI-Bill-Entered '34 Dunsmuir High-Boys' Alliance 4. HEIDRICH. ROBERTA-Bobbie-College-May Fete 1. 2: Tennis Club 1: Honor Society 2, 3: Pep Peppers 3, 4: El Rodeo 3, 4: Editor 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3.4. HEINZE, WANDA-Teacher-Entered '34 Lapine, Oregon-Girls' League 4. HEWITT, MEREDITH-Skinny-No ambition-Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2: Swimming 1, 2, 3. 4: Volleyball 1, 2. 3, 4: Girls' Letter Club 3, 4: President 4: Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: May Fete 1, 2: Tum- bling 1. 2: Girls' League 1, 2. 3. 4: Athletic Manager Club 4-4. HODGE, HORACE-Bellhop-Teacher-Wildcat Basketball 1, 2: Pelican Basketball 3, 4: Tennis 1, 2: Baseball 3, 4: Traffic Squad 4: K Club 3, 4: Stage Crew 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3. 4. HOFFMAN, JIM-Diesel Engineer-Klamath Knights 4: Band 2: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4. HOPE, RITA-Jerry-Teacher-May Fete 1: Science Club: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. HOPKINS. SYLVIA--Skooks-To write a best-seller-Honor Society 2, 3. 4: Pen PeDDers 4: May Fete 1. 2: Girls' League 1. 2. 3. 4. HOWARD, ROBERT-Bob-Sports Editor-Student Body President 4: Social Committee 4: Hi-Y 4: Klamath Knights 2, 3, 4: Traditions Com- mittee 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Wildcat Football 3: Secretary Sophomore Class 2: Treasurer Junior Class 3: Krater Staff 4: El Rodeo 3. 4: Student Council 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2. 3, 4. HOWIE, MELVIN-Goof-Aviator-Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Klamath Knights 4: K Club 3, 4: Social Committee 2: Wildcat Football 2: Wildcat Basket- ball 2. 3: Tennis Club 1. 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2. 3, 4. HOUGH, ALLENE-Teacher-BasketbalI 1, May Fete 1, 2: Girls' League 1. 2. 3. 4. HOUGHTON, LUCY ELLEN-Gracie-Nurse-Entered '34 Medford High- Pep Peppers 4: Girls' League 4. HUGO. FRANCES-Franky-Nurse-Science Club 2: May Fete 1. 2: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. HUTCHENS, RONALD-Forestry-Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3. 4. JOHNSON, BARBARA-Bobby-Teacher-BasketbalI 1. 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3: May Fete 1, 2: Volleyball 2, 3. 4: Swimming 1. 2. 3: Girls' Letter Club 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, GILBERT-Gil-Minister-Entered '33 San Leandro, Cal.- Band 3, 4: Boys' Alliance 3. 4. JOHNSON. JUNE-Max-Dancer'-April Frolic-Freshman Queen: Sopho- more May Queen: May Fete 1: Hi-Jinks 2: Operetta 1, 3: Secretary of Junior Class 3: Social Committee 3: Assembly Committee 4: Student Council 4: Secretary-Treasurer Student Body 4: Home Ec. Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Song Leader cf 2: Pep Peppers 3, 4-President of 4: Traffic Squad 4: Basketball 1.2: Tumbling 1, 2: Girls' League 1, 2. 3, 4. JOHNSON. PHYLLIS-Jenny-Housewife-Entered '32 Bend High-Girls' League 2, 3. 4. JOLLY, MARGARET-Jolly-Travel-May Fete 1, 2: Girls' League 1. 2, 3. 4. JONES, BETTY-Jonesy-College-Freshman Debate Team 1: May Fete 1, 2: Honor Society 2: Masduers 2. 3: President 3: Custodian 4: Pep Peppers 3. 4: Vice-President of 4: Literary Club 3, 4: El Rodeo 3: Krater 3, 4: Editor 4: Home Ec. Club 4: Girls' League 1. 2, 3, 4. JONES. ISABEL-Teacher--Literary Club 3. 4: Science Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Home Ec. Club 4:'Girls' League 1, 2. 3, 4. JONES, RHEA-Ray---Work-Entered '34 Weed, Cal.-Orchestra 3: Girls' League 3, 4. KALER, JIM-Benito--Machinist-Head Athletic Manager 2. 3. 4: Traffic Squad 3. 4: Boys' Alliance 1. 2. 3. 4: K Club 4. KEEP, MAURICE-Aviator-Boys' Alliance 1. 2. 3. 4. L' .... KELLIS. PATRICIA-Pat--College-Honor Society 2, 3. 4: Girls' League 1. 2, 3, 4: Science Club 4: Krater 4: May Fete 2: lnterclass Debate 1. KENDALL. JOE--Useless'-Engineer-Literary Club 3. 4: Band 1, 2: Orchestra 2: Wildcat Football 4: Track 3, 4: Boys' Alliance 1. 2. 3. 4. KENNERLY. DANNIE--Edna--Biological Surveyor-Wildcat Basketball 2. 3: Tennis Club 3: Boys' Alliance 1, 2. 3, 4. KIMSEY. EDGAR-Eddic--Mechanical Engineer-Honor Society 2. 3, 4: Student Body Play 4: Nlasquers 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2. 3. 4: Yell Leader Class 4. KINNEY, LEONARD-Farmer--Honor Society 2. 3: Band 1, 2. 3. 4: Science Club 3, 4: Track 3. 4: K Club 3, 4: Dance Band 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4. KLEINER, HAROLD-Doubtful-College+Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 4: K Club 4: President of Class 2: Pelican Football 4: Wildcat Football 3: Track 2, 3, 4: Traffic Squad 3, 4: Boys' Alliance 1. 2, 3. 4. KNIGHT, HOMER-College-Science Club 1, 2, 3. 4: Secretary of 4: Tennis Club 2. 3: Masquers 4: Student Body Play 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3. 4. KIRKPATRICK, DON-Kirk-Haberdasherf-Wildcat Football 1. 2. 3: Vice-President of Class 1: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Secretary 4. KITTS. ROY--Kittsf-Lumbering-Entered '32 Bonanza-Science Club: Tennis Club: Honor Society 3. 4: Klamath Knights: Krater: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4. LA LONDE, EVERETT-Forestry-Science Club 1, 2: Boys' Alliance 1. 2, 3. 4. LAMBERT, ALICE-Private Secretary-Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. LAMBERT, RODNEY-Forestry-Klamath Knights 3, 4: Secretary-Treas- urer 4: Honor Society 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2. 3. 4. LARSON, FLOYD-Architect+Wildcat Basketball 1. 2: Pelican Basketball 3. 4: Track 2, 3, 4: K Club 3, 4. LAWSON, JOE-Joey-Master Mechanic-Stage Crew 4: lnterclass Basket- ball 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4. LAURENSON, HAZEL-Hayzull-Linotype Operator-Elementary Band 1: Orchestra 2. 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: May Fete 1, 2: Basketball 1: Pep Peppers 4: Dance Band 4. LEECH, ARDIS-Cupid-College-Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Elementary Glee 2: Ooeretta 3: May Fete 1, 2: Tennis Club 4: Home Economic 3, 4: Pianist 4. LESLIE, BOB-Speedy-University-Student Council 3: First Vice-Presi- dent Student Body 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: President of 4: K Club 1, 2, 3, 4: President of 3: Pelican Football 3. 4: Wildcat Football 1, 2: Wildcat Basketball 1, 2: Pelican Basketball 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: Traffic Squad 3, 4: Mahoney Football Trophy 3: President Senior Class 4: Boys' Alliance 1. 2, 3, 4. LIND, BOB-College-Honor Society 2, 3. 4: Athletic Manager 2, 3, 4: Debate Team 3, 4: Secretary 3: Krater 4: Valedictorian 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4. LINVILLE, JEFF-Automotive Engineer-Pelican Football 4: Wildcat Football 3. LORENZ. RAYMOND-Electrical Engineer-Science Club 2: Senior Play 4: Boys' Alliance 2, 3, 4. LUDWIG, LILA-Teacher-Literary Club 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Elementary Glee 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Baseball 1: Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Girls' Letter Club 3, 4: Secretary of 4: Athletic Manager of Girls' League Club 1. 4: Science Club 3, 4. MAHONEY, MARY JANE-Jerry-Stenographer-934 from Holy Names Academy, Seattle, Wash.--Social Committee 4: El Rodeo 4: Girls' League 4: Pep Peppers 4. MARTIN. NELLIE-Johnnie-College-'34 Colton, California-Girls' League 4. MCCLUSKEY, BILL-Student-Science Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Klamath Knights 3, 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2. 3. 4. McDANlELS, RONALD-Ronnie+Science Club 1, 2. 3: Boys' Alliance. MAGUIRE. JOHN-Mickey-Lawyer-Social Committee 4: Klamath Knights 3, 4: Wildcat Football 2, 3: Traditions Committee 4: Senior Play 4: Boys' Alliance 2, 3, 4. McKEE. JEANNETTE-Pep Peppers 4: Operetta 1: May Fete 1: Glee Club 1: Cantata 1: Traditions Committee 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3. 4. MILLER. BILLIE-Tex-Civil Engineer-Entered '33 Houston, Texas- Boys' Alliance 3. 4. MORRISON, BENJAMIN-Bennie-College-Entered '34 St Helena, Cali- fornia-Klamath Knights 4: Tennis Club 4: Boys' Alliance 4. NANI, LENA-Beauty Operator-Girls' League 1, 2. 3, 4: Operetta 1: Hi-Jinks 2, 4: Girls' Elementary Glee Club 1: Girls' Advanced Glee Club 2, 4: Sextet 4: May Fete 1. 2. NETZER, LOWELL-Buck-College-Science Club 4: Boys' Alliance 1. 2, 3, 4. PARDUE. HAZEL-Skeeter-Private Secretary-Girls' Letter Club 4: Basketball 1, 2, 4: Volleyball 1, 2, 4: Swimming 1, 2: May Fete 1: Science Club: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. PASTEGA, JOHN-Pastashoota-College-K Club 2, 3, 4: Sergeant-at- Arms 4: Pelican Football 2, 3, 4: Pelican Basketball 2, 3, 4: Wildcat Football 1: Wildcat Basketball 1: Traditions Committee 4: Science Club 3, 4: Tennis Club 3, 4: Vice-President K Club 3: Baseball 3, 4: Vice- President Class 2: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4. PEDIGO, MILLARD-Crooner-Entered '33 from San Francisco, California -Boys' Glee 3, 4: Operetta 3: Boys' Alliance 3, 4. PRUITT, HAL-Entered '30-Stage Crew 4: Tennis Club 3, 4: Wildcat Football 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4. RAY, RUTH-Advertising-Masquers 2, 3, 4: Art Club 3, 4: Secretary- Treasurer 4: interscholastic Debate 4: National Forensic League 4: Liter- ary Club 4: El Rodeo 3: Glee Club 1: May Fete 1, 2: Operetta 1: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Krater 4: Orchestra 4. HOWARD-lcthyologist-Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 4: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4. RICHTER, JlMMlE-Lawyer-Boys' Glee 2, 3, 4: Klamath Knights 3, 4: Boys' Trio 2, 3, 4: Science Club 3, 4: Boys' Alliance 1. 2, 3, 4. RICHEY, JIMMIE-Civil Service-Boys' Alliance RODUTA, NEMESIO-Rudy-'33 from Seattle, Wash.-Boys'Alliance 3, 4. ROGERS, JAMES-Jimmie-Aviator-Traffic Squad 4: Hi-Y 4: K Club 4: Pelican Football 4: Wildcat Football J: Boys' Alliance 1. 2, 3, 4. RUMER, ARDYCE-Girls' Elementary Glee 1: Art Club 3, 4: May Fete 1: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. SANDERS, JULIUS-Jude-Criminal Lawyer-Glee Club 2: Operetta 3: 'Ihank You Concert 3: Baseball 3: K Cluu 3: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4. SCHMECK, FRANCIS-Smack-Electrical Engineer-Klamath Knights 3,4: Track 2, 3, 4: Science Club 1, 2: Yell Leader 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4. SCROGGIN, HOWARD-Scroggy-Lawyer-'32 Commerce High, Portland, Oregon-Krater 3, 4: Traffic Squad 3, 4: Hi-Y 3, 4-President 4: K Club 3, 4: Football 3: Basketball 3, 4: Boys' Alliance 3, 4. SEELEY, BlLLlE-Willyam-Business College-'33 Missoula, Montana- Glrls' League 3, 4. SEYMOUR, JACK+Seeless-Navy-Stage Crew 4: Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President Science Club 2: Krater Reporter 3: Debate 2: Boys' Alliance 1. 2. 3, 4. SHAW, MARSHALL-Jim-Rich-Athletic Manager 2: Science Club 2, 3, 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4. SHONTZ, HOWARD-Withdrew from K. U. H. S. to enter Grants Pass. SHUCK, STELLA-Babe-Stenographer-'33 Merrill, Ore.-Girls' League 2, 3. 4: President Club 3. 4: Pep Peppers 4: May Fete 2. SHUFELT, MARVIN-Reporter-President of Class 1: Klamath Knights 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4. SIEMENS, JACK-Slick-Forestry-Stage Crew 1: Tennis Club 1, 2: Boys' Alliance 1, 2. 3, 4. SIMPSON. DORIS-Dody-Beauty Operator-Girls' League 1. 2, 3, 4. SLAYMAKER, MARGARET-Peg--Journalist-Honor Society 2. 3, 4: Secretary 4: Pep Peppers 3, 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Secretary Club 3, 4: Girls' Elementary Glee 1, 2: Oberetta 1: Hi-Jinks 2: May Fete 1, 2: Krater 3. 4: Managing Editor of Krater 4: Cantata 1. Page 2-l Page 25 SLAYMAKER. WILLIAM-Joe-Tap Dancer-Stage Crew 3: Science Club 2. 3, 4: Track Manager 3: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3. 4. SMITH, DONALD-Don-Coach-'33 Alturas, Calif.-Peilican Football 3, 4: Traditions Committee 4: Traffic Squad 4: K Club 3. 4: Hi-Y 4: Boys' Alliance 3. 4. SMITH, LORIENE-Blondie-Cosmetitionist-'34 Emmett, Idaho-Girls' League 4. STANLEY, HELEN--Stenogranher-Honor Society 2. 3: H0me E00f10miC Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. STEPHENS, WILLIAM-Bill-Civil Engineer-Tennis Club 3, 4: Tennis Team 3. STEWART, MARGUERITE-Marge-Stencgrapher-'33 Enumclaw, Wash. W-Girls' League 3, 4. STOAKS, MAXINE-Mac-Stenographer-Girls' Home Economic 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. Elementary Glee 1, 2: STUART, ELAINE-Chick-Beauty Operator-May Queen's Court 1: May Fete 1: Operetta 4: Elementary Glee 4: Advanced Glee 4: Girls' League 1, 2. 3. 4: Cantata 4. SWEASY, CLAYTON-Squeezie-College--Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4: Wild- cat Football 2: Track 3. TAVERINE, SALINE-Diana--Music--Home Economic 3, 4: May Fete 1,2: Girls' League 1. 2, 3. 4. TEDRICK, DOROTHY-Peggy'-Nurse-Elementary Glee 2, 3: Operetta 2, 3: May Fete 1, 2: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Cantata 1, 2. TERWILLIGER. PHEOBE-Phyl-Beauty 0Derator-May Fete 1, 2: Girls' League 1. 2. 3. 4. THILL, GRACE-Housewife-Girls' League 1, 2. 3, 4. THOMPSON, JAMES-Shrimp-Doctor-Klamath Knights 4: Science Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Boys Alliance 1, 2, 3. 4. THOMAS, MARY-University-Pep Peppers 3, 4: Girls' Sextet 4: Girls' Advanced Glee 3, 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3. 4: Operetta 3, 4: May Fete 1, 2: Double Quartet 3. TOMLINSON, JULIA--Tommy-Radio-Art Club 2, 3, 4: Secretary of 3: Masquers 3, 4: Treasurer of 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Traditions Committee 4: Girls' Elementary Glee 1: Girls' Advanced Glee 2, 3. 4: Girls' Sextet 3: Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4: Operetta 1, 2, 3, 4: May Fete 2: Cantata 1, 2, 3, 4. TURNER, ROY-Doc-Engineer-Orchestra 2: Boys' Alliance 1, 2. 3, 4. TYSON, MARJORIE-Marge-College-'33 Washington High, Portland, Oregon-Science Club 3: Girls' League 3, 4. VANNICE, ORA LEA-May Fete 1, 2: Home Economic Club 2, 3, 4: Pep Peppers 3, 4: El Rodeo 4: Social Committee 4: Chairman of 4: Secretary of Class 4: Girls' League 1, 2. 3, 4. VAUGHN, JACK-Red-Electrical Engineer-Masduers 3. 4: Student Body Play 3: Science Club 2, 3, 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4. WAKEMAN, EDDIE--Wake-Coach-Wildcat Football 1: Wildcat Basket- ball 1: Pelican Basketball 2, 3. 4: Science Club 1: K Club 2. 3. 4: Boys' Alliance 1 2. 3. 4. WALKER, JOHNvAviator-Honor Society 4: lnterclass Basketball 2: Tennis Club 3. 4: President of 4: Tennis Team 3, 4: Boys' Alliance 1.2, 3.4. ' WARREN, LANE-Warren-Mechanical Engineer-Traffic Squad 3. 4: Hi- Y 4: K Club 2, 3, 4: Traditions Committee 4: Chairman of 4: Football 4: Track 1, 2, 3, 4: El Rodeo 3: Boys' Alliance 1, 2. 3, 4. WASHBURN, STEVE-Boys' Alliance 1. 2, 3, 4. WATTERS, MARGARET ANNE-College-May Fete 1. 2: Tennis Club 2: Literary Club 2: 'Pep Peppers 4: Krater 4: El Rodeo 4: Girls' League 1. 2, 3, 4. WHITE, PEGGY-Educational Work-Girls' League 1, 2, 3. 4: President of Club V 3: President of Girls' League 4: Pep Peppers 3. 4: Secretary cf Traditions Committee 4: Traditions Committee 4: Assembly Committee 4: Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Orchestra 3: Operetta 1, 3, 4: Hi-Jinks 2. 4: May Fete 1. 2: Thank You Concert 1, 2, 3, 4: Cantata 1, 2. 3, 4: Traffic Squad 4. WILKOWSKI, JEANETTE-Business College-Girls' League 1, 2, 3, 4. QW WILSON, KATHERINE-Singer-Girls' League 1. 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2, 3.4: Tennis Club 2. 3, 4. WISE, ERMA-College-'33 Medford High-Girls' League 3, 4: Advanced Glee 3, 4: Operetta 3, 4: Cantata 3, 4: Krater 4: Thank You Concert 3. 4. WOODS, BOB-Efficiency Expert--Traffic Squad 3. 4: Wildcat Basketball 1: Vice-President Class 1. WOODS. MILDRED-Milly--Nurse-'34 Dorris, Calif.-Girls' League 4. YADEN, MARGARET-Angel-College+GIee Club 3, 4: Oneretta 3: Hi- Jinks 4: Thank You Concert 3. 4: Cantata 3. 4: May Fete 1, 2: Tennis Club 1: Home Economic Club 4: Ski Club 4: Girls' Letter Club 4: Science Club 4: Pep Peppers 3, 4: Treasurer of 4: Song Leader of Class 4: Girls' League 1, 2, 3. 4. MCANULTY, GEORGIA--Jimmy-Beauty Onerator-'33 Henley. Oregon- Girls' League 3, 4. MISSING FACES POOLE, WARREN-Graduate from High School-'33 Salem, Oregon- Boys' Alliance 3. 4. TIMMS. WILLIAM E.--Bill-Boys' Alliance 1, 2, 3, 4. ZUMWALT, CLYDE-Beez-Normal-Science Club 2, 3, 4: Tennis Club 2, 3, 4: Ski Club 4: Boys' Alliance 1, 2. 3, 4. FRIDLEY. ORIE-Freedley-Cartoon Mickey Mouse-'32 Longview, Wash. --Art Club 2, 3, 4: President of 3: Krater Cartoonist 3. 4: Art Editor of EI Rodeo 2, 3, 4: Klamath Knights 3. 4: Krater Reporter 3: Vice-President 4: lnterclass Basketball 3. I Page 261 I Page 27 1 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ellingson, Reginato, Howard. Woodruff. Adviser, Mr. Fisher. TUNIGR CLHSS R111tt11: L'11lIl11fllg'. lltlt Lxl1:l5t111gA. L'11111rs: lilne 211111 XX'11itc. 1f11111'c1': ti1i11111i111g r11s1-. I 'l'he -jlllllill' L'1:1ss t11is 11-211' was 111-11 1'L'lll'CSCll1Cf1 i11 21t111etics. having lllllllj' lllC1l11JCl'S 1111 l111tl1 the l'c1ic2111 211111 XYi111c21t s1l11211ls. Gene Haren, 21 new Zll'l'iV1l1 fr111n 511111421111-, 11121110 first string' f11111121ck 211111 was Il sensa- titlll. Xv1C1Hl' RCg'illZtlH r1-1111-se11tc11 the 1'121ss i11 1.lJllt1lZl11, 1121se112111, and l121skct112111. ln tl'2lC1-Q there were 41111111111 killllllillgilitlll. lifllj 1'111illg'SUIl, 1.e11'is 1'2111i11. 211111 fiCl'2l1l1 K1llSS1ClIl2ll1. Yi1't111' lQeg'i1121t11. fllen Stiles, 211111 Swen 11111t 21rc expc-cte1l 111 re11rese11t the c121ss i11 l121sel12111 this spring.Al1 i11 2111, tl1ej1111i111-s 112111 eight 1111-11 1111 the first string f1111tl1211l 168.111, one on t11e first Stl'1l1g'1J2lS1'iCt1JZl11. five 1111 first string track, 211111 five 1111 first string 1121se1121l1. The c121ss 11'21s 211s11 well l'C'lJ'l'65Cl1tC41 i11 11r21n121tics, hav- ing 1,011 j111111S1111 21s 11resi11e11t 111 the Klusquers. W1111 211s11 112111 21 le2111 in the Student 1i1111y 1312151 1.21 Yerne liennerly. Ruth 1'eters1111. 211111 Maxine Peters1111 211s11 112111 11-2111ing1121rts i11 the 131111. Three juniors, Bob Elling- son. Ruth l'ete1's1111. 211111 1.Cllill'6 K1t't1llll111SS 112111 1621111112: parts 111 the H1 -lnix' t111s year. I R1-1: page 28 1 I Svc page Z9 1 Adams Cooper, E. Goddard, E. Kinney Myers, L. Solberg Ager Cooper, L. Godard. G. Kiesllng Nabakowski Soule Anderson Corbett Goeller Kesterson 0'Donnell Smith Arnett, M. Cornforth Gordon, H. Kimble 0'Neil Steinseifer Arnett, R. Crank Gordon, H. Knopp Oliver Stiles Arthur Cunningham, E Gfey Lee Olson Stilwell Banks Cunningham, G Grimm Lear Owens Stipnich Balig Dennis Haase Lewis Palmer Stough Bayless Detroit Haren LeMire Pane Summers Beck Dietsche Hauger Lind Patterson Schwartz Beland Dixon, C. Hess Lockwood Parks Taylor Bell Dixon, H. Hogue Loftsgaard Parker Thompson Belton Dixon, M. Holmes Lorenz Pastega Tucker Bergloff Dodson, B. Holt Lucas Pearson Tunnell Berglund Dodson, F. Hooper Lundgren Perrin Turner Biehn, R, Doty Houston Matson Peterson, M. Uhlig Biehn, M, Dreher Howard Martin Peterson, R. Weinberg Biehn, N, DeLap, J. Howell Mathis Plass Welsh Bodenhamer DeLap, E. Howe Mathison Price Winegar Bollman Drew Hoyt McGiIIivray Priest Woodruff Bordal Duke Hughes McNulty Propst Williams Bowne Ellingson, B. Hugo McCandliss Rasmussen Watters Brewbaker Ellingson, D. Hunt Michaelson Redkey Whitlatch Brown, E. English Huss Mills Reoinato Weber Brown, M. 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V ' ' 1- : QR H ' Q ff LQ- 3 A gf if g , ,ggfiif g ,- 2 M K my 5 L W K i5?5k',ijh' Q? EL Q I fi? V QW my 2 H ,ff X4 1 .YV Q K LW-, , 'W ai, firm 44 ,, H? .f Z 1 ,Q 5,1 Rf N f iii' si, 1 i' N. . 1 .A SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Peterson, Buchanan. Sanders: Mrs. Yaden. adviser. SOPHCDMORE CLASS VVhen the Sophomore Class entered li. lf ll. S. as beginners, they were thoroughly frightened hy the threats of the upper-classmen: however, these rooks managed to xvithstanrl the merciless initiation and other severe punishments intlictecl upon them. This year they were permitted to obtain their revenge on the new freshman class. The Sophomores continued their activity by giving a most successful Sopho- more turn-ahout party on November sixteenth. for the entire student body. Two of the class memliers. Black Timms and lfarl .-Xtkins made the Pelican football team this year. The class was well-represented in both Vllilclcat liasketliall and footlmall. receiving second place in the inter- class basketball tournament. Others of the class are prominent members of the Krater staff. participated in clramatics. and achieved a place on the honor rolls as well as taking part in other activities. Sophomore class oflicers are: Fred Peterson. president: Earl Sanders. vice-presi- dentg Dorothy Buchanan. secretary-treasurer: and Hazel Richardson, song leader. I Page 30 cr lim.. Aber Ackerman Adams. C. Adams. P. Addington Allen Andrews Andrus Annis Balsiger Baker Baldwin Barrett Barrow Bartlett Beck Blickenstaff Bellotti Berglund Beveridge Blanchard, Bock Brooks, C. Brooks, L. Brun Bryan Buchanan Buckner Bundy Burnett Cameron Carter Chambers Cheatham Chilcote Christenson Collier Croker Daggett, M. Daggett. J. Dalla Costa Davis DeLap Davidson SOPHOMORE CLASS Dietsche Dillstrom Dixon Donelson, H. Donelson, L. Duke Eayrs Eldredge Evans Fstes Erlandson Fikes Fitzgerald Foster Francis French Froid Frymire Galbreath Garfield Gilman Gleim Gooding. A. Gooding. R. Grable Grafton Green Greenwood Grimes Hall. B. Hall. G. Hamilton Hardin Harris Harpe Hart Hawkins Hauger Hayden Hector Herrington Hill Hiatt Hoseley Hunt Hutchinson Hutsey Jenkins Jessup Johnson Johnson. . Johnson. Johnson. Jones Kaarts Kel I is Kennerly Keyes Kimsey Kinkade Kirkpatrick Kleiner Klinkhammer Laahs Lambert Lawson LeBlanc Lewin Lowther Lucas Ludwig Lundgren Luscombe Lyle Martin Maxwell McGee McNulty Mersereau Metcalf Miller Milne Monahan Moon McCollum Monroe 3F'0f ' Morrison Nabakowski Nelson Neubert Nickerson Nott Olson Olvera Ongman PaDin Parke Pearce Peterson Pinelli Picard Post. M. Post, R. Potts Porter Putman Quibell Radcliffe Randles Reiling Reynolds Rhoads. J. Rhoads. K. Richardson Richey Robertson Robin Robitaille Robbins Rogers Sanders, E. Sanders, M. Saucerman Sayre Scheffel Schreiner. B. Schreiner, P. Searles. Sevits, Shank Shaw, H. Shaw, J. Shephard, Shuck Shuler Smith, D. Smith, L. Sinclair Sparks Southwell Stephenson, F. Stephenson, W Stallings Steinseifer Stewart Sugarman Taber Templar Thayer Thomas Thompson Timmons Timms Tooker Turner Uerlings Uhrine Voye Walker Ward Wauchope Webb Webber Wherland Winegar Wiard William Woodard Worstell Yancey Yantis Zupan .Xx FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS 0'Conner. Hawkins. Linberg, Seymour: Miss West, adviser. FRESHMQN CLHSS yeel: lieliure li. ll. ll. S. stzirterl the selinnl year. the iiietmiing lfreshnien were invitecl tn the sehnul tm spenfl the clay in lmeeniiiiiig :te- enstmnecl tu the vzirinus rumns. lnuiltlings. :incl nther ueemninnclzitiwins. 'l1llC1'Cl-H1'C.Illl' nizinners ul these stnclents were nut SulL1fllCl'ullS :is thnse of the l-Hl'lllL'l' green freslnnen xyhn have entereml the selinul inmn the tirst clay. 'llhe new stnmlents. linweyer. were smin lrightenefl liy the t'm'ini4lf zllvle notices wm'n lry ernrlite 1nnpercl:1ssinen IH'tlt'l1ll1lllIlg' the severity ul' the li nriner green lreshnien whit hzlre enterefl the selmul the vezir lie- fore. lhe elziss was clnly entertziinecl hy Il xxell-plzinnefl lreslnnzin recep- tion. Once initizitefl. the freshmen clelveml intn the activities ul- sclwnl in il whole-hezirtecl inzinner. ,X lreslnnzin fnntlmzill teznn. cnuellerl lwy Klr. Dull was 0rp'zinizerl this year. l'rmninent menilmers uf the hrst string teznn 'S XVCYCI flenwre liinnev. l'1ek Klurnliy. Rnlzlncl Klziytielcl, l.ennz1rcl Yntingf I 5 - vc ' ' N. James Cessninn. ,luck Xxvillli lmillll trziim, Glenn Yancey. .Xlfrecl Green :incl Nnrinzui Grey. SK'llHlIlSllCIlllf'.lllCCl1lSSll1lS4lHllL' well. with t':n'nlint Collier. .Nnnzi llzinzin. :tml lfrznices Null. ennsistently nn the grznirl hunt ll' roll tlnunglmut the yezir. This class. nnrler the rlireetinn ul Kliss XXX-st. as aclviser: Charles U't'unnt+1'. :ls presirlent: Rmlney llzlwkins. :is vice- presiclentg Cem'ge Seyinunr. zis seeretziryl :intl Iris Linclhergh. :is treats- nrer: has lmeen one ni the ninst active lreslnnztn elzisses tn enter tlns high sclmnl 1 :intl :1 Qrezlt rlezll is expecterl nl them within the next three yezirs. Page 3 agc33I Abbott Akers Anderson Arthur Barr Bates Beals Bellotti Benson Biehn Bishop Biwer Blair Blomduist Bloom Boldschar Boor Botens Bowen Bradley Bratton Brown. F. Brown, H. Brown, L. Brown, M. Bubolz Bundy Burgoyne Cain Carter Cessnum Champlin Cherry Clapp Coe Collier Coleman, J. Collman, W. Colts. D. Colts. J. Constans Cordero Couey Crane Crapo Cross Cum m ings Cuthbertson Daggett Dahleim Daniels Davis Dean Decker DeLao Depuy Douglas Dow Dowling Drake Dudley Dunn Dyer Eastlick Evans, S. Evans, T. Ewing Eyerly Ferguson Fife Force Funk Gaines Gallagher Gibson Ginsbach Giovanini Gloystein Doddard Goeller, G. Goeller, N. Goff Goodwin Green, A. Green. J. Green. C. Green. B. Grey, W. Grey, N. Griffith Halferty Hall Haley Hanan FRESHMAN CLASS Harbin Harding Harris Hatfield Hathaway Hawkins Hayes Heidrich, C. Heidrich, B. Hendricks Henry Henburn Herrington. Heup Hewitt Holti Hopkins Horn Hough House Houghton Howard Huff Hutsey Hyde Jackson Jamison Johnson. Johnson, Johnson. Johnson. Jones, B. Jones, S. Jones, W. Kahler Kasper Kelly Kennedy Kesterson Kimney Klinkhamer. Klinkhamer, Kluth Koffard Konschot Landers Larson przr E. F. Lasiter Leitzke Lemire Lewis, M. Lewis. V. Lindbergh Lindh Linville Loftsgaard Logan Longmire Loper Lowther Lauck Lucas Ludwick Lund Lyman Lynch Lyon McNackennle. K Marrs Massey Matson Mayield, M. Mayfield. R. McAuley McDaniel McDonald McDonough McKennie, R. McMahon McMannis, J. McMannis, W. McNeil Misfeldt. B. Misfeldt. E. Mitchell. A. Mitchell. L. Mitchell. M. Montgomery Morss, D. Morss, M. Morton Motschenbacker Mueller Murphy Musselman Mustoe Nabakowski Norseth Nendel Newton Neubert Newman Noll Nosler Nyback O'Connor 0'DelI 0'Keefe. B. O'Keefe, D. Orlings Owens Paddock Palmer Park Pennington Perkins Pomroy Pope Prouty Pruitt Putman Rackleff Raffetto Rasmussen Reeder Reid Richardson Rider Robertson Rogers Ross Royce Rumer Samson Scroggin Sewell Seymour Shaw Siemens Sinclair Smith. E. Smith. L. Smith. S. Southwell SDore Stanley Stephens Stewart Strid Stringfellow Summers Surles Sutton, J. Sutton, J. Swindler Taylor Telford Templar TeDDer Thompson Thorn Tooker Twidwell Tyrrell Uno Van Emon Vernon Waits Walker Warner Watkins Weaver, A. Weaver. C. Webb Weber Weed Willard Wissenback. Wissenback. Wood Woodruff Woodrum Yancey, G. Yancey. W. Young D E lliis 1tlL'1llt'L' s itrmtt-il lu-rv tit piuut :t imirztl. 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U -g ll 51.112 Iil','2 :11 K. Lf Il. S. i11 l1.13. S I- j1'1.': Iii l fy. 1ie111'r:1l S11ie111'1', IZ: 111l. .'X1'l' 'i i'sf II1-11 Ii: Ilfl. .-Xl.Ii.' 'I S1 -JX. B..1'11i1'er.'i1y 111' XX':.I' 1:1 11. I11- : : l'. Lf II. S. i11 IPSII. .' st If 5 lft 2 '. .I111 '1 1 I'f111. .' 1' I jj. . ' .Xd s1-1' Kr: .'.1 1 ' .1 1I-I2.' .'X. IJULI.-B. S.. KZilI.'HS St:111- T1-:11'I11-r's t'11lI11111'. L'11i1'er.'i11' 111' Iiz111s:1s. 11: :11 K. Lv. H. S. i11 -11. .' si I I 5 ': .-X ,V st 'I' :11'i1' .' :11I. 5 ' 2 T., I ' ll. DUI ' .X. FHICRHXP -B. .fX.. L'11i1'1-rsity 11' 0 -71111. Rei: z If If II. S. ' 1 S Ij1'1:: L'..'.His111r1'. .X HE RI. I- HQ . 11 - ti-sz .1Xd - .' 1 ' f':..'. f'1 :I ' 't1e1'. I.I,0 'IJ IR. lffXIIfI1YYl'I1. B.. l.i1111eId 1I11II111:e. S11111111111' Sel11111I l'11i1'1'r:i11' IPI- O 11 11. I31' Yi :11 K. Iv. H. S. '1 1927. .' sz If 4' RI. ,A '1' '-si X'i ' --111'i111'i11z1I. I1I I'l'l IVINK--li, S., I'11i1'1'rii11' 111 U'-g 111. I31'1:':111 :11 Iv. II. H. S. i11 ILL .i I- Q: 'I'j11' Af. I1 lc 11. . 1'1' '-si S11 I1 I111dy T IJO.' ', FISHICR-Ii. .-X., I,'11i1'ersi11' 111 I1I:1I111, IXI. .X.. 1'11i1'1-r.'i11' 111' l1I:1I111. IIUQZIII 111 I'. II. H. S. i11 I925-31. K. Y. ll, S. ' 12.34. .' I'- 5: .'X111' : lIis111'1'. .1X1' ,I111' flass ,fX1I1'i.'1'1'. Vhurg- 111 .X111 :I l7i11:111e1'. I111ys' S1-' 'i'1' Ifllff l7Iil'TS-li. S.. O eg1111 S1:1t1- 1' II -g 1. Ref: 211 K. Lv. H. S. i11 IL13. S I- ii 5: 141111111111 1 j Ci lrfll ds. UI I '11141 . ' 75: flirls' II1 llll' 1111' 'I 41 ff' - . T g ' 11 1. . 1111.11 11111. UH. s. 111 1135, .. ' .':.XII1'- . f T -. -.-11.11. :qv 5 I Page 37 I J. A, GOLDSMITH-B. A., M. University of Oregon. Began at K. U. H. in 1934. Subjects: English, French, Geography. Activities: Chess Club, As- sistant Adviser Deba-te. RACHEL APPLEGATE GOOD-A. B., University of Oregon. Began at K. U. ll. S. 1915. Subjects: Latin, English. Activities: Honor Society. ALICE THURSTON HOYVARD-A. B., M. A., University of Oregon. Began at K. U. H. S. in 1922. Subjects: Mathematics. Activities: Girls' League. Dean of Girls. ICSTIIER MUIR-B, S., XYashington State College. Began at K. U. ll, S. in 1931. Subjects: Clothing. Activities: Cafeteria. GEORGIC SCHLESSER-B. S., M. A., University of Oregon. Began at K. U. H. S. in 1932. Subjects: General Science, Geometry. Activities: Science Club. Stage Crew. DOROTHY SCHUPP-A. B., University of Oregon. Began at K. U. H. S. in 1930. Subjects: Mathematics. French. Activities: Assistant Assembly Committee, Pep Pepper Adviser. ALBERT SIXCLAIRSB. S., University of Oregon. Began at K. U. H. S. in 1927. Subjects: Physics, Chemistry, General Mathematics. Activities: Assistant lfootball and Basketball Coach, Tennis Club. MARY SlNCl.A1R-B, S., Oregon State College. Began at K. U. H. S. in 1933. Subjects: Typing, Shorthand. Activilties: Girls' Athletics. GIQRALIJINE TROY-B, A., University of Oregon. Began at K. U. H. S. in 1931. Subjects: English, Girls' Community Civics. Activities: Adviser Assembly Committee, Art Club. l'IYERE'l'T YANIJERPOOL-B. A., Linfield College. Began at K. U. H. S. in 1933. Subjects: Civics. Activities: Klamath Knights, Hi-Y. YIRGINIA XYEST-A. B., University of Oregon. Began at K. U. H. S. in 1925. Subjects: Spanish, English. Activities: Senior Cl': Plz ', G' ' League, Freslm ass lj ssist int to lrls lan Class. FREDA NYHITE-B. A., University of Idaho. Began at K. U. H. S. in 1931. K. U. H. S. Secretary. Subjects: Office Training. STANLEY NYOODRUFF-B. A., University of Montana. Began at K. U. H. S. in 1920. Subjects: Business Training, Commercial Law. Activities: Director of Ticket Sales. MYRTLE YADOX-B. S.. North Dakota State College. Began at K. U. H. S. in 1929. Subjects: English. Activities: Sophomore Class, Traditions Committee. PAUL T. JACKSON, PRINCIPAL-A. B., M. A., Stanford University. Began at K, U. H. S. in 1925. Subjects: Psychology. Activities: Student Council. SUBSTITUTE TEACHER LUCILLE O'XE1LL-B. A., University of Oregon. Began at K. U. H. S. in 1934. Subject: English. THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is composed of otticers of the student body: president, Bob Howard and secretary. june johnson. from the senior class: vice-president, Gail Putman. from the sophomore class: and third vice-president, Jack 1Yaits, from the freshman class. The Student Council has the executive powers of the student body. These students have the power of granting emblems to athletes who have earned them and of appointing the members of the nominating. social. and assembly committees. Mr. jackson acts as legal adviser to the club. A Howard Jnhnenn R P ll: W 0 A 4 . . . . . . . nhznnn. Aman ni Q Giovanini, Barnes. Bramwell, Egelhoff. Mr. Doll, adviser: Hess, Kaler, Kleiner, Hodge, Leslie, Pastega. Reqinaio, Rogers. Scroggin, Smith, Warren, Woods. '1'RAl l lC SQUAD The Trainfic Squad, composed of upper class boys. is the police unit of our school. liach ineniher of the squacl is assigned for cluty each week. a different place in the corridors: and in this way the club sees that its rules of behavior are ohservecl. lioys of the stuclent body are taken to the boys' locker room for horlily punishment ancl the girls are assigned a given nunilmer of nights to attenrl tletcntiou. This squad of boys, under the leaclership of Nello Giovauini, chiel, ancl Mr. Charles Doll, aclviser, has had a niost efficient ancl successful year in carrying out the purpose. that of promoting anrl enforcing laws of goorl concluct. STl'DliXT U JXTRUI. lD.XY The Civics classes. uncler the instruction of Klr. Yanclerpool. pro- ceeclecl again this year with their county control clay. The whole pro- cedure was carried on in the same manner as regular county elections. The campaign plans were elaborate and incluclecl. much poster and news- paper aclvertising. paracles. ancl speeches. The fortunate students who won elections were put in charge of the county affairs at the court house on March eleventh. Bollom Row-Kaler, Vannice, Heidrich. Hopkins, Goldsmith, Johnson, Houghton. Davis, Tomlinson, Glasco, Dodge, Hamm, Harvev, Wilkowski, Dudley. Second Row-Hampton. E. Cooner, L. Cooper, Morrison, Arnett. Esgate. Schmeck, Jones, Heider. I. Jones, Dietsche, Eschle. Third Row-Leslie, Wakeman, Waiters, Goddard. Guderian, Giovanini. Bramweil, Siiles, Kleiner, War- ren. Lind, Woods, Whi!e,FinneII, Dahleim, Cheyne. Fourth Row-Lambert. Walker, Shufelt, Pasiega, Rogers, Chilcoie, Howie, French, Kirkpatrick. Kinney, Biehn, Thompson, Siemens. I Page 38 l 11iY1ll'.E- Iu0 fgwj X xg! A :- 'v w Q fvx 1 lah 1 iff KW f ff '5 X f 'QKW s X 'isa' QQQQ Q 0951 xf g531QfOQQ .WL 0 Ve dw' ! 2 7 7 sv Y- 2 5 'Y ? 'Y r v W 7 L ' 1. ' L A . Q. G i ,vvv v gh PM yy ww 4 W 1 x ' . N ul Q Vi X x gf' 'Li 6 X6 X ' 'X A exysx-.5 QX j1sf4'Q as' ,i ' :WS af X O , 3 1 O? '-'O-oo ?'Y'0' f - ' 4 vwQ.f.Q,-Q we hit' :I 'Q ff: '-YQ? Of N11 ' 7 X ' K O I. Ax .4 Johnson, Kennerly, Kimsey. Knight, Ludwick, Cullicr, Nickerson, M. Peterson, R. Pekerson, Rasmussen, Sparks, Templar. Wauchope, Blomquist. Tllli STl'lJliN'l' IEOIJY l'l..XY The student hucly play, AX lfnll lluuseu was presented Xuveinher 24. under the direction ul' Mrs. lilHllNIlllSl. The ineinhers ul' the east were: Donald -lulnismi. june Nickerson. l':lCZlllUl' Cullier, Ruth Peter- son, Maxine Peterson. L11 Yerne liennerly, Herbert Rzisnmssen. Max Miuicliope. Margaret Teinplzir. lfclgzlr liinisey, Huh Sparks. Homer Knight, jean Ludwick, Percy lfvzms. The chiefs ul' the stall' were Sue Merserezlu und Ruth McNultx'. SICNH JR l'l..XY Skidding. :L wlnalesuine, sincere cmnedy in three nets. under the direction of Miss Mest was presented lfriday. .Xpril 26. lui' the Seniur Class of lilzunuth L'niun High Sclilml. The elizlrzmeters uf the play in- clude: Stella Shuck. jack Siemens, Runzllcl Mclluniel. Ruth lilzisnm, BlZll'g'IlI'Ct liuldsniith, juhn Rl1lg'l1lI'C'..lllllZl, Tmnlinsmi, hlnlins Sanders. Shuck. Siemens, McDaniel, Glasco. Goldsmith. Maguire, Tomlinson, Sanders, Pedigo, Yaden, West. Bottom Row-Cornforth. Pedigo, Thomas, Martin, Loltsgaard, Morrison, Stallings, Steinseifer. Barnes, White. R. Peterson. Richter. McCandIiss. Ellingson. Stewart, Blankenship, Barrett, Ludwick, Horse: Bundy, Cuthbertson. Second Row-Robinson. Bell, Shephard, Kennerly, Richardson, Hawkins, Davis, Vernon, M. Sanders, Brooks, E. Sanders. Third Row-Siemens. Pruitt. Bryan, Wil- son, Evans, Thomas, Chase. French, Coan. Tomlinson, G. Goeller, N. Goeller, Fourth Row- Stenhenson, Smith, Yaden. Nani, Finnell, Hard, 0'Dell, Smith, Grafton, Lucas. Bowne, Donelson. Fifth Row-Lyle, Kitts, Wise, Loper. THE HI JINX The Hi Jinx was presented in the place of the annual operetta on February twenty-first. in the high school auditorium. The boys' glee club gave a grand opera in one act: The Miller's Lovely Daughter. The girls' elementary glee club supplemented this with a story told in song. Both the boys' and the advanced glee club presented The Riddle of Isis, which was the main presentation of the evening. All the sing- ing was under the direction of Mrs. R. XV. Coopey. Two selections were played by the orchestra directed by Mr. Harry Borel. THE BAND This year a Pep Band was organized to play for various occasions and to make all the public appearances for the regular band. There are forty-six members in the Pep Band, composed of the regular band. aug- mented by fifteen members who do not take band for credit. This group has made approximately twenty-five appearances, playing for games. parades, and participating i11 good will programs. In addition to three trips out of town. the band has given five fifteen-minute radio broad- casts. A member of the Pep Band may earn an activity letter when he has participated in ninety percent of the appearances. The general band has shown a great improvement this year over last year's band. Several members will be lost by graduation. The band is under the efficient supervision of Mr. Coopey. Read from left to right and front to back. First Row-Kinney. Fenwick. Second Row-Surles. Smith. Stippich, Dixon. Third Row-Royse. Stilwell, Green. Cummings, Kilman. Fourth Row-Chib cute, Kinney, Kerns, Sevits, Worstell. Center-Alto: DeLap, Goddard, Howard: Bass: Brown. Michaelson, Lemire: Drums: Kaler, Goeller, Huss, Beck, Owens. Fifth Row-Chilcote, Dunn, Fikes, Dreher. Sixth Row-Sellers, Berglund, Telford. Seventh Row-JessuD, McDonald, Bowen, Timms, R. Hunt. Eighth Row-Balsiger. Voye, R. Brown, Fossum, Phelps, Cooney. Page -lli fi- -ll I 50-M. Bottom Row-Larson. Migliaccio, Rhoads, Finch, Dahleim, R. McNulty. Lyle. Arnett, Shuck. Tomlinson, Daggett. Hamm, Stanley, Howard. Keilsmeier. Blomuuist. Second Row-Jamison, Siemens, Summers. J. Johnson, White, Yaden, Davis. Palmer, Miller, C. Collier. Robinson. Third Row- Temnlar, E. Collier, Van Emon, Jones. Woods. R. Peterson, M. Peterson, Kennerly, Delaney, Perkins, Justin, Ward, Roduta. Fourth Row-Lawson, Chadsey, Tyson. Rogers, L. McNulty, Chamnlin. McCluskey, Maguire. Siemens. O'DeIl, Bastiani. Fifth Row-Bryan, D. Hunt, Hogue, McDaniel, Rogers. Doty, Rasmussen, Carnini, D. Johnson, Wauchope, Seymour, Everitt. Batie. Sixth Row-Cuthbertson, Hodge, Knight, Heidrich, T. Johnston. Sl'IiliL'll lJlil',rXR'l'NlliN'l' The speech department, organized this year. is under the direction of Mrs. Iiloinquist. The class meets the lilth period and during the two semesters has had an enrollment of ninety-four. These students have arranged and given two Show Rallies shows. which have in- creased the student hody funds hy one hundred and four dollars. The class furnished inenihers for the stage crew and assisted in the staff work uf all other productions given in the school. They have lmroad- cast five different programs and have presented innuineralmle skits and one act plays in the regular Friday assemblies. Froin the group also were chosen the participants for the declainatory contest. and many per- formers to entertain down town clubs and organizations. The group has given in all over thirty-five performances this year. S'l'.'XGl:l CRIQXX' The stage crew does more work for less compensation than any other organization in school. The inexnhers do not receive letters or pins or rings for their lahor. These boys have done all the stage setting work for: 'HX Full House. the student body play: two Show Babies performances. presented hy the speech arts classes: High jinxu. and the Christnias Cantata. given hy the niusic department: and the senior class play. The present active inenilmers under the direction of Mr. Schlesser are: Jack Siemens. llal Pruitt. .joe Lawson. lion llunt. Rod- ney Hawkins. Clarence XX'illianis. and Lawrence llryan. Fuller. Hodge, Hawkins, Lawson, Pruitt, Williams, Shontl. Siemens. Smith, Rhoads. nge -H I Nll'Slt' .Xt'TlX'lTlliS To sing at club meetings. churches. assemblies. on radio progratns, :tml at dances :tml parties has been the program of the glee club :tml sextet this vear. The two girls' glee clubs fthe elementary :tml :td- vancedj did most of the voice work on the school radio programs during the first semester. They appeared in assembly several times and were asked to sing at service clubs :tml various gatherings about town. The advanced glee club :tppeared at two church services, :tml the combined girls' glee clubs finished the tirst semester with the present:ttion of the Fifth :tnnu:tl Christmas L'ant:tt:t. The girls' sextet m:tde its tirst ap- pearance in the latter p:trt of October, :tml was invited to sing :t number of times before the L'hristm:ts holid:tys. The beginning of the new semester brought the prep:tr:ttions for the Ili-jinxf' which is the :tnnual spring musical event. lfollowing this, the mixed chorus came into some prominence with its radio programs. This group is made up of the girls' element:try glee club :tml the boys' glee club. On ,Xpril twelfth, the seventh annu:tl Thank You Concert w:ts presented. .Xll members of the music department took p:trt in the performance. THIC ORCHICST RK The orchestr:t is one of the most prominent music groups in K. U. H. S., playing for dramatic productions, concerts and assemblies. This year there are twenty-five pieces in the orchestr:t umler Mr. lg0l'6l'S direction. Throughout the ye:tr the orchestr:t h:ts played for engage- ments, including good will tours to Henley. Merrill. :tml Malin, :tml :L trip to the .Xshlaml Musical l estival in May. ln addition to the regular orchestra. there is a string ensemble composed of regular members who have pl:tyed for various occasions. This group includes: Muriel justin. ,Iessie Heider. Belva l.ambert, Robert .Xmlerson, Dagmar jamison. Charles L'hlig. aml Bernice liubolz. This year's orchestr:t has had the best instrumentation in years. .Xbout forty or titty classic compositions were studied during the school year. Front to back-left to right. First Row-Laurenson, Adams. Second Row-A. Anderson, Cleghorn. Dietsche. Third Row-R. Anderson, Filer, Decker. Fourth Row-Heider. Lambert. Jamison, Beck, Bubolz. Fifth Row-Colt, Boldeshire, Uhlig, Rae. Sixth Row-Smith, Kluth, Lambert, Judge. Seventh Row-Chiicote. Dunn, Voye. Mr. Borel. Director: Justin, Pianist. Barnes, Barrett. Bubolz, Champagne, Coan, Cornforth, Davis, Dietsche, Egelhoff, Frymire, Fuller. Giovanini, Harris, Hawkins. Heider, Howard, Jones, Kellis, Kitts. Lind, McAnuI!y, Pasiega, Ray, Rogers, Scroggin, Shontz. Slaymaker, Stiles, Thayer, Walters, Wilson: Adviser. De Solo. Tlll lil..-XM.X'l'l I li RX 1 ER The Klamath Krater. which is regularly distributed to the students of K. Lf H. S. once every two weeks, owes its success as an interesting. accurate high school newspaper to its competent staff and Mr. De Soto. the adviser. One of the most active classes in school is Mr. De Soto's journalism class which pulmlishes the seven-column. four page. standard size newspaper of our school. lietty jones served as a most efficient editor for the tirst semester oi' the school year and Jessie lleider has continued the second semester work most commendahlv. First Semester BETTY JONES ..,.,,,.....,,,,,,,,...... ,. MARGARET SLAYMAKER v - . . Y v IN ILLLO GIOX ATN IIXI .............. ,.,,... HOWARD SCROGGIN ,,.,...... .....,,., MARGARET XV.-XTTERS .... GLEN STILES ...,,...,...,,,i.....,..,, KR.X'l'liR S'l'rXl I , , ,,,,,. lzditor .....,.,,,,,,., . ,, M Zlllilflflllfl Editor Ad Manager .......... ..... , Feature Editor ,. Business Manager lil. llfillllffil Sports Editor ........ Second Semester .JESSIE HEIDER RUTH RAY BOB HOVVARD RAY FULLER MARJORIE DAVIS XVALTRAUD DIETSCHE TOMMY RADCLIFF The El Rodeo staff of l93-l-35 under the direction of Mrs. Blomquist has attempted to please the sulmscrilmers hy several innovations. The method of bleeding off the cuts: that is. planning the pages without an outside margin. is one of the features of the hook. .VX second unusual Concluded on page 56 Barrett, Dahleim. Dudley, Ellingson, Goldsmith. Hayden, Heidrich, B. Howard, E. Howard, Lyle, Mahoney. McNulty, F. Peterson. M. Peterson, R. Peterson, Vannice, Watters, Woodruff. Page -l-i yi WMQNWWM Page 45 NELLU GIOY.-XNlNl-Tackle: Nelltt has earned let- ters in football for three years and showed up ex- ceptionally well this year. He is very strung un both offense and defense. but especially nttticeahle on defense as he breaks thrttugh the uppuneut's line. He will indeed be ntissed. X'IL'TUR RlftilN,'X'l'OAl'fttfl: Yic was the l'eliean who booted tlte ball out of danger wheneyer the gu- ing was tough. His first year un the Pelicans. he inade First string end and did all 'the punting fur the team. He will be back again next year to Fill end position. QIXRI- VAN IQMON-Guarrl: Carl played nn the l'eli- cans this year for the first tinte. His defensive play was must noticeable as he offers a stubborn and non-penetrable resistance. lle will he back next year to ull a guard post. LIXRI. litilfl.ll0l7lf-lftitl: This was K'arl's seettntl year at end on the Pelicans. lle prtwyed lu be an putstanding player in the Bend gaine. lle plays a strung defensive game and will be niisserl yery tnueh next year. NORRIS DUTY-Kiuard: Nttrris cante up frtun last year's XYildeats to earn a letter on the Pelicans. .-Xlternating at guard with Kleiner. he proved hint- self very capable. He will be a great help in ntak- ing next vear's forward wall the proverbial stone wall. BICNNIE GOINJgxlill-tittarrl: liennie. the sinallest tnan on the line. was nut at all handicapped by his size because uf his fighting spirit. This was his tirst and last year on the Pelieans but he proved his nierits bv gaining a regular first string pust. GERALD MUSSEl.M:XN-CenterI Although an un- derstudy to Hess, Gerald was cpnsidered dangerous at all times to his Opponents. This was his hrst year on the Pelicans. and we are expecting lnuch from him next year. JOHNNY P.-XSTICILX-Tackle1 .ltthnuy is the ttther nf the two three-year letter-nten tin this year! team. Playing regularly at tackle. he was shifted tu fullback in early seasttn games and prttyed tn he a ball carrier. This was his last year. and a very gnud inan will be needed tu till his pttsititut. HUXYARD SHUN'l'ZiTackle: Httward prtwed hitn- self very capable of holding dttwn either a tackle ur an end position. His regular pttst was at tackle. and he played exceptionally well. but when his superior height was needed in the Medford gaine he played an outstanding ganie at end. He will be hard to duplicate un next yeat s eleven. ll.tXRUl.lD CON--tiuard: Harttld alternated at guard with Goddard. lle slutwed up very well in the Nled- frtrd game where his superittr weight was needed. lle will be back next year and will till a guard post very well. lit-X lQUl.lJ Kl.lflNlflQxlit1ard: liarttld. anuther Wild- cat who ntade first string Pelicans. was the linetnan who played defensive backfield. He was an ex- cellent tackler and blrteker and 'wyas especially noticeable on defense. That this was his las' year is greatly to be regretted. FK.-XNl'l':S HE55vtienter: Nut a flashy player, Frances was une ut the strttn5.:est ttttensiye nten tin the teani. He, was right there all the tune dtnng his share and more uf the tackles. lle was outstanding in the Bend gante and will be an asset In next year's teant. H MH, I l Nl ll fgll2ll'lL'I'l?Z1Ck I Uwimg t0 injuries. Roh was 'ept out Ula gtwcl l1YZlllYQ2lllll'S this season. In earlv seastin nlax' he flisplavecl excellent general- ship inrl 11'1xinu ahilitv. He was uutstaiicling ill huth the Bend anrl I'ill,LfCl1C games. His ahsenee 1111 the lineup next season will leave a hig vaeaticv tu he tillecl. nrmx NXIITH-llalfhaek: Plaving his wing-hack 1 sitiun very well, lltbll has a11 iinflerestiinaterl ahilitv for intereeptiiig. as well as for eateliing. passes. This was l1is last year, anfl his great Tllll 111 the llenfl gaine will lung he remeinherecl. H JIMMIE l7l,'l-l.lil!!-Quarterhaek1 ,lim playetl a stearlx' and s111art Qaine of football. Not a flashy plaver, he Called the right plav at the rfght time ' ' ' aekles. This was his lil Xl H.-XREN-lfiilllmztekt tiene enterecl K, Lf ll. S. late frum XYZiSllillKl0ll. He nrtwerl to be a much neeclecl line nluinzer whose all aruunfl play was an asset to the Pelieans. :XII iniurv late ill the season kept him out for the reinaininu time, hut he will he haek next year tu help make the Pelieans a cham- pfmisliip team. HYIP MYERS -llalfhaekt l.l4mv1l played fuuthall this vear for tl1e first ti111e and inarle the Pelieans. Plavinsg running mate to Leslie. he showecl verv guucl football i11 earlv season games. He plavewl verx' well in the lfuuene game and will hear watch- ing next year. He is a harrl hlueker fur such a small player and shmihl he remeinhererl as small hut niiglitvf' x ll ll 1111111 ns hrst xc r 1 s 1wl1url1111ts11 f Iuctl 1 inf in Ll C X J' Ill er s so ll next xear we kmwx tt x s uk on thc Bri Y 114 x 1 111111, n 1 st s lstrn shrnk Q l L lNN X N it 11t ll rutrs xl NN ztue N01 ire 1 L ie ll t lls xe ersturlx to s l s 1 ter 1 in -11-GA sl tml maint er 1 ho s 1 s HL ttn L ,sf 1 ve' s. This season was ' Sl L' ' ' ' ' 'A . f XV'iS YCYY gn , Q -, ' 1 ff: K A :. heen inanugx ' ' ree s Y ' A ' 111 a e'1 s. 's jr 1 ' 11 1 ' 1 1 ' 1' u 'Z s ' A ere ' I :es A' . Xl NIXVIUXIR- .Xssistant Lhaelii .Xl has heen at tml we all knuw 111' the fine llllL'S he has turnefl cmlll 111 the rears l1e has coached. Page 411 B END G.-XM li For the first time since athletic relations were established between Bend and Klamath Falls, the Pelicans defeated the Lava Bears in the most sensational Finish ever witnessed on Modoc Field. Donald Smith, Pelican back, intercepted a Bend pass and raced 103 yards for the winning touchdown putting the score 13-7 for Klamath, in the last minute of the Armistice Day Game. Racing at the side of Smith on the long journey was Carl Egelhoff. At the opportune moment Carl bowled over three would-be Bend tacklers. leaving the exhausted Smith to cross the goal line unimpeded. Early in the second quarter Johnny Pastega got off a 40-yard punt down to the Bend safety. who fumbled on his 15 yard line. The fast charging Nello Giovanini recovered. Klamath, taking advantage of the break, bucked the ball up to the Bears' two yard stripe, making a first down for Klamath. Hefre the Blue and Gold defense rallied and held the heavier Birds for three downs: the terrific plunging of Johnny Pastega tore the Bend line to pieces. He punched the ball over for score. Kick for conversion was blocked. The northern Bears came back raging in the second half and began to make feathers fiy after Hendeirshot, giant Bend end, blocked and caught Yictor Reginato's punt on the local squad's 12-yard line. After three attempts to puncture the line. Harley Cornett faded back and tossed a pass to George Baker standing in the end zone. Baker also made the last point scored by Bend. YVhen he converted with a line plunge, the scorer remained 7 to 6 up to the last few seconds of the game when Smith made his spectacular run. The passing of Harley Cornett and fioetness of George Baker were the outstanding features of the northern eleven. Gunderson and Blair turned in mighty line per- formances, making gaping holes in the, Pelican forward wall, and doing some sweet tackling. Johnny Pastega's plunging was the outstanding factor in the Red and VVhite offense. His steady and relentless pounding gave the Beyars' line a terrific beating. Nello Giovanini. left tackle and co-captain, played a great defensive game stopping all Bend attempts through his side of the line. and throwing the Blue and Gold backs for repeated losses, Nello also recovered two Bend fumbles. In the third quarter the local griddc-rs attempted to raise the score when Giovanini tried a field goal from the 18-yard line. The. kick was blocked by Hendershot. MEDFORD GAME , Diminuitive Leo Ghelardi proved to be too much for Klamath Falls when he passed and ran for Medford a 20 to 0 victory. October 29. at Medford. At the kick-off in the second half, Ghelardi grabbed the ball on his three yard line. slanted down to the left side of the field drawing the Pelicans with him, and then reversed his field and ran ninety-seven yards for the first touchdown. Bill Bates of Medford was successful in converting, making the score 7-O in three minutes of play in the second half. Their second score came when Stan Kunzman. left end, grabbed a pass heaved by Ghelardi. making the score 13-fl because of failure to convert by a kick. Their third and last touchdown came after jimmy Rogers, Red and VVhite fullback. was removed from the game with a broken arm. The scoring play was a lateral from B. Bates to Bob Smith. who replaced Ghelardi, who traveled twenty vards crossing the goal liner unimpeded. Score, 20-0, after Bill Bates converted through the line. The first half was nip and tuck with neither team threatening although the ball was placed in scoring position by Medford when they fumbled on their fourth down with Klamath recovering the ball to punt out of dan- ger. Although Medford made more fumbles, they played with the advantage of a heavier team. The line play of Giovanini and johnny Pastega made it almost impossible for I.eapin Leo to go through either tackle, while Victor Reginatds timely punts pulled Klamath out of danger many times. Concluded on page 61 WILDCAT FOOTBALL Bottom Row Honue Carmnl Rogers Robertson Green Putman F Kirkpatrick Hughes Glovanml Top Row Mr French Hutchins Biehn Taylor Smith Huff Watters D Kirkpatrick an-as I Page 481 NELLO GIOVANINI - Guard. Cavtain: Nello is a three year letterman and one of the best guards ever devel- oped by Dutch French. Despite his great bulk. he was the fastest man on the sduad. and his defense play was out- standing. CARL EGELHOFF- Guard: Carl is another three year letter- rnan. playinn two years here and one at Benson Tech. His nlay was outstanding, His tacular one hand shots are going to be hard to replace next year. HORACE HODGE---Center: Be- ing one of the smallest izen- ters who ever played the key- hole position for Klamath has not servcd as a disadvantaoc to Horace. His close check- ing and smooth shots, when they are needed. make his a valuable asset. This is his second year on the suuad, VICTOR REGlNATO -Forward: This year Dutch developed a utility player. a boy who can play any position equally well. and that lad is Vic. He is a dependable center. standing six feet-one. but his soecialty is at forward. He is beauti- fully coordinated. running. dribbling. and shooting all in one smooth motion. Vic is the only man returning next season and will form the nucleus. EDDIE WAKEMAN-Forward: Agoressiveness was Dead Eye Eddie's chief asset. al- ways attacking the opponent and tying the ball upthrough- out the season. Ed's freakish one hand shots were the tooie conversation among the fans. and baffled the defense. BOB LESLIE-Forward: Flash Leslie played basketball in his Freshman year on the Wild- iwat snuad and since then abandoned the maple court for football, and track. Due to a late cinder season, he started working out in the gym to get in shape, and has worked into the combination. Being extremely swift has proved to be a great asset. and his left handed hook shots were baffling to oppon- ents. JOHNNY PASTEGA-Forward: Johnny is extremely fast and his one hand push shots. com- bined with his screw shots. have pushed him up in the scoring column with high point honors for the season. FLOYD LARSON -- Forward: Floyd is a smooth player. tallying whenever he enters a game. Due to experienced Dlayers holding down first string berths. 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