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

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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.

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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.

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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