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

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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.

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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.

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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.