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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1940 volume:

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A ' E3 V ,, k fi if if AL , M? f We 7 W 4 fi WMM M AMW XXWMWKQELM0 ,W7A,,7 r i A f ' yo n J M4 N f v !ffWW52f5ifMf4i7'9Jl?if+ 1 X XX f l 'j jjpf ' eff, , Rl 5 X W :va W1 C: CN N I L W' f? pf 0 ' Y W W f' p 'fa X X' 5 - X il if of 3' 3 MSR sig 5 ggi gem? QMW g VJJMWJ M4 f ' ff f,9 EW N Q5 T3 gf if ',9f3',f jg? 0, l :ag Jidfwc is N L 21. ELEEMF 1NTRoDUoTioN The management takes great pleasure in presenting for your approval the first showing of El Rodeo of l91L0,, a modern drama in the original setting, with a supporting cast of over 1200 DIRECTED BY Ba 'zgcvzcz me gfaaf EDITOR Jlflafzbzf 041212 BUSINESS MANAGER ,fimvigfgiihm 7So4.a, LL,.. My A 2 43 fig'-A-v'Xo5,,l.4 , Av :QLA ' f L, ' ,, f' X ' Y . A 'I ' ff' ' A ff' ' ' N, 4 ,, 4151-,4.,,x , ,F 144-ff-14 4, 6 'ff -6 A 'I , , A fl ' ,v ' f ' v A ', X,- f .L rg f 471 ' 4 . f' f X if f f 1 4 2 ..,, f ,A 4 -f fc. f . Mc- f f I J - f : . . f ,f f ffj. ,uf Lf, fin ' .,. , .,,,c ,ff L' fu: K ir ,.-fd' ,, ,bv ' nf- Q.-4. f ,f J it 4: 'I I 1 1' ff. fffi' Vg fC Ziffw n .f , ' I I I ' ' E C t .4 ' 1-HQ4,-9'! TQ,,, A f K .ff 1 ' f'i4ff1, 4' ,A I , ,fx CU M ' OX A 1 WM DEDICATION To paraphrase Shakespeare: All the school's a stage, and all the' students merely actors, they have their entrances and their exits, and one student in four years plays many parts. -W It is, therefore, no more than fitting that we should dedicate this book to those who this year make their exits, after four years before the footlights. Memories of the parts they played will linger with usg and although the play must go on , we take this brief intermission to bid farewell to the class of' 194-O, the Seniors, our stars of El Rodeo of 1940? cu h I qwxacbikkghbrxg-QquLQskNqQ'xQ1 , APL New W M Ql3Xi1'WMw WTR .0-EIMUJQQ, MQ mw W , fx - QQ I fx , J,, ,Xw QS I IIQKQDIIIXMJ Im KISS? WQJWW SN M! M 5 I -I QI vljffifqffifff W MQQQZW JMQWWM ADMINISTRATION '4k,,. 1 1 3' EW 5 ma ' 1.57, ' ' .V fan-' .f v -H A -- H 1 il W ,' A ,.-'A '51 , ,, F, . ,gd . T. Q 1. 1 1 , Y X a 1 Law? I - is V,-Q W4 wx 4 -5' :QQ . 'I W, . E+ 1 -L E511 W E if Mr. li. F. 1,oI'tsg::u11'd: Mr. Lewis liotensg Mr. Percy llllll'I'i1y, CHALKMANQ Mrs. Pearl SCl1LllKZQ Mr. Wilson S. Wiley, CLEKK5 Mr. Merle West, TI-IEPRO UCERS These are the resourceful ones whose untiring efforts have made possible the present fine condition of our school and its steady im- provement. They must budget the income and expenses and see that all the required funds are secured: it is they who must decide when changes such as enlargements of buildings or improvements of grounds should be made. The contracting oi teachers is also under their direction. Behind the scenes, the Board of Directors manages all of the com- plex business necessary to keep our institution running smoothly so that the show can go on. LLQYD B. EMIQLRY fprincipal PRINCIPAIJS MESSAGE 1'lZlC11j'C!ll'11l 0111111111-111111g' 11131111 1111- g'1'1111'111 211161 11011v11y 111 11111' 111511111111111 11 NCCIIIS 111111115511110 111 11v11111 511110111111v05. 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A12lj' 110 111511 XX'1S11 51100055 111111 11111111111055 111 011011 111 11115 1111g'0 g'1'1,11111 111 1'111111g 111011 111111 11111111611 w1111 101110 115 115 g'1'ZiC1l1Zl1C5. 110 1111136 101' 1110 11111015 411111114 5111110111 11131151 1111-117 0111110 1111011 I1CXt y0111 115 501111115, j111111,115, 111111 51111110- 1171111-C15 112113111 111111 111111111011v0 111011 501111111 01110015. XY0 0x101111 Z1 11010111110 11,1 1110 111111- 1111111111361 111111 w111 0111110 111 115 211111 1100111110 il 112111 111 1110 5111110111 1111115' 115 1'1'CS11l11C'11 1110 011111111g 501111111 102111. 1110 10111 11011111011 111 11115 11111114 11115 110011 11110 111.1116 11051 111 1110 111St11l'5' 111' 11111 501111111, 11 15 11111- 111-11111111111 111511 111111 1105110 111111 1110 j'CZl1' 110141 111 0111110 11111 110 0x1101'10110011 115 111C 01111111 111' 11. 111111 11011111115 0v011 51111011111. 111 LlC11V1'Ej', 11001111111115111110111. 111111 1111110 111 1110 Cl7l1111111111t3'. largln Ayres--Bookkeeping, University ot' Oregon, B. A. and M. A.: 4. U. H. S., 19.19. V Dorothy Bailie-liirls' l'hvsical Education. 'l'vning, Oregon State tollege. 1. S.: Assistant Adviser to Pen l'enners and l'en Cluh: K. l'. H. lllfiftt Rghgrta Blomquigtd-llrainatics. Whitinan College, ll. A.: Cniversitl' 'll rvashington, M. A.: Adviser llranialic Activities: K. l'. H. S., init-l. ' grace Bmwnvoa-is' i'1n-tical ifzaoranoa. Oregon state College. is. S.: Gals' .etter Cluh Adviser: K. U. H. S., 114294. Raymond Cngpey-Biology, Oregon Stale College, li. S. and M. SJ 4. L'. ll, S.. 10342. Walter Egghglhepk-fSocial Science, Connncrcial Aritlnnetir, llraniatics, l'niversitv' ot' Oregon, li. A.: K. l'. ll. S.. lfliilt. l ' Vii'lJinia'E. Fickflflnglish, lniversitv of Wasliinglon, li. A.: Adviser ot l.iterarv Club: Adviser ot' Freshman Class: K. li. ll. S.. llriiti. V - Dwight French-Bois' Physical Education, Head llaskethall Coach. ltnizer- sitv of Oregon. li. S.: K. l'. H. S., 15923. A Donald L, Golding-Modern Mathematics, tleneral Science. Coluinlna Cniversitv, li. A. and M. A.: N, Y. A. Records: K. I'. H. S.. 11135. Rachel A. Good-Latin, English. Cniversity ot' Oregon, A. IS.: Traditions Connnittee Adviser: K. LI. H. S., llllti. Arthur Gustafson-Social Science, lloys' l'hvsical Education, Head l-'oothall Coach, Track Coach. Oregon State College, ll. A.: K. Chili Adviser: K. l'. H. S.. 151557. Kenneth Hammer-Social Science, Assistant Football and liasketliall Coach. Oregon State College, ll. S.: Adviser to Boys' Alliance: Adviser to Tratlic Squad: K. U. H, S., lltitli. Nlorrig E, HarveyASocial Sciences. Oregon State College, ll. S.: llelrate Adviser: K. U. H. S.. 11137. Alice Howard-Matlieniatics, llean ot' llirls. Cniversity ol' Oregon, ll. A. and M. A.: Girls' League Adviser: K. U. ll, S., 15122. Forrest E. Kerhy-Social Science, Assistant Foothall and llaslcetlmall Coach. University ot' Oregon, H. S.: K. U. H. S., 1939, Vernon Kuykendall-General Science, Chemistry. University of Oregon, Il. S.: Oregon Stale College, li. S. and M. S.: Adviser to the Science Clulr: Testing Prograniz K. li. ll. S., 15138. Beulah Mushen-Music, English, Personal Atlrustnienl. University ot' Oregon, li. A.: Assistant Musical Activities: K. U. H. S., lfititi. Karen Nelson-Honiemaking, English. Home Economics Cluh Assistant Adviser: 'lea 'l'oilers Adviser: Oregon State College, B. S.: K. l'. H. S., IOHO. Frank Nihil-Social Science. Oregon State College, ll. S.: Assistant Foot- hall and Basketball Coach: K. ll. H. S., llllill. Lucille 0'Neill-Supervisor ot' English. University of Oregon, A. B.: Faculty llepresentative for Student Council: K. U. H. S., 1932. jvf Palmerfiournalisrn, Connnercial. College ot' lflniporia, A. li.: 'tjniversity of Oregon, ll. S. and M. Ed.: Adviser to Krater and Quill and Scroll: Student Body Treasurer. Ruth Pinkston-'l',v'uii1g, Shorthand. Cniversity of Oregon, ll. S.: Adviser to Dance-a-Lot Clulr and Coniniercial Cluh: K. li. H. S., 1tl3!l. Kelley Robinette-lndustrial Arts. Oregon State College, H. S. and M. S.: K. C. H. S., 153359. Donald 0. Ross-Mathematics, Conintercial. Oregon State College, B. S.: Pep Club Adviser: K. U. H. S., 1037. Clifford P. Rowe-lflnglish, Journalisni. l'acilic University, B. A.: Adviser to El Kodeog K. U. H. S., 19258. Geraljdine Roycroftfldnglish. lfniversitv ot' Oregon, A. ll.: K. U. Il. S. lil: . Ted Russell-Mathematics, Ollice Training. lfniversitv ot' Oregon, B. S. and M. S.: Chess Club Adviser: K, U. H. S., 1937. Dorothy Schupp-Algelira. lfnivei-sity of Oregon, li. A.: Pep Pepper Adviser: K. U. H. S., 15lIlO. Aletha Shannon-Connneicial. l'niversity ot' Oregon, li. S.: Armstrong Col- lege, M. S.: K. li. ll. S., 19:47. Amy Severson--Ancient llistory. English, Art. Cniversity ot' Oregon, li. A.: Social Committee: Alt Cluh Adviser: Junior Adviser: K. lf. H. S., 1937. Chester R. Shulerglfinglish, Speech. l'niveisity of Nebraska, ll. A. and Al. A.: K. U. ll. S., 1937. albert H12 Sinclair-l'lgsics, lleileral Science, Tennis Coach. University of regon, . '.: ennis 'u 1 K. T. ll. S., 15127. f' - fr Wendell B. Sinitli--M . ,, Uf?,l'U',,'lJg,:2 ,vigor M. A.: Assembly Connnittee . iselgfvkfgm. . S., 1. 558. Ag N' C. R. Sianlield-Alusic. Colorado Stale College, A, ll.. Cniversity ot' Southern California: Vandercoolfs Conservatory ot Music: Musical Activities Adviser: K. lf. H. S., 151718. Hamid A. Teale-Auto Mechanics. Oregon Stale College, ll, S.: K. U. H. S., 1935. Charles S. Tilton-Mechanical llravving, 'l'rigononietrv. General Science. Oregon State College, li. S.: l ilCllllY Athletic Manager: K. U. ll. S., 19351. 1 E. C. Vanderpool-Social lflcononiics. Liutield College, A. ll.: Faculty l Athletic Business Manager: Klainath Knights and Ili-Y Adviser: K. U. ll. S., 1925. Blanche C. Waters--English, French. liniversity ol' Colorado, A. 15. and 13. E.: Honor Society and French Club Adviser: K, ll. ll. S., 151345. Virginia West--Spzuiisli. Cniversitv of Oregon, li. A.: Senior Class Adviser: K. U. ll. S., 1925. Alene M. Willianmson-Horne lfjcononiics. Montana State College, ll. S.: Home Economics Club Adviser: K. l.. ll. S., 11137. Charles G. Woodliousefl-lnglish, Business Training. lteerl College, li. A.: L'niversltv of Wasliiiiglon: K. l'. ll. S., illllll, Stanley Woodruff--liovs' l'erson.il Athiislnieiil. Cniversitv of Montana, . , , ,. . . . , ,,,, ri. A.: Deon ot Bois and lice-lrnicnial: K. l. ll, S., 1.9-1 Ruth Dunnlngf-Secretary to the Principal: Oregon State College. ltliill Ruth Goodwin, R. N.gSchool Nurse: .Johnson llosliital, Chanute, Kansas is. u. ri. S., 15150. 'f Dorothy 0'Keefe-Ottice Assistant: K. U. ll. S., 151258. Q K f STUDE T BQDY 'resident 0't'o111m1' PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE I l'Ull5lfli'l' it :1 gri-111 p1'ivileg'e to he zlllowerl to express lllfllllgll the 1111-cli11111 ol this ye:1r's lil Rorleo Illj' lll2l1llKS :111rl :1p111'eei:11io11 to the lllClIIlbl'liS of the sturleut hofly for their ex- eellcut CHUllCl'Zll.lHl1 111 111:1lc111g' th1s il sueeesslul year ELS lar :Ls stucleut go1'er11111e11t is coueeruecl. .Xs Il result of the z1eceptz111ce of res11o11sihilities hy the stufleuts eo11cer11ecl, our llCXX'l5' i11z111g'111':1tecl form ol g'UVCl'1l111Cllt, the st11c,le11t CUllg'l'C5S. has worked out very sz1tisl'z1cto1'ily3 z111cl it is 1111 helief that from this gro1111 will e111erg'e lllillly lezulers lor K. Lf H. S. i11 tl1eyez1rstoco111e. Outstz111cli11g' Zllllllllg' this XCZLYYS z1cco111plisl1111e11ts are the hook QXCll21I1g'C, hetter rel:1tio11sl1i11s lJetwee11 our school z111cl other schools. i11ere11serl support for our athletic enterprises hy tl1eto11'11speo1ule.211111 1111 ll1L'l'C2LS6fli11tB1'CS'E i11 st11cle11tl1ocly zletiv- ities lay the 111e111l1ers of our g1'o11p. May l ziguiu thzmk you for the honors which you hestowecl upon 111e ziloug with this ohfice. l C2111 only hope that I have provefl XYUl'lllf' of the coufirleuce you placed 111 1116 hy giving to 111e this 1'espo11sihle position. THE SENATE 1 1 THEY SHALL BE GOVERNED A two-act presentation which takes preeeclenee 1111th in pnwel' and dignity over all other episodes 111 the l939-l9-1-O seasun. Swine 111 the inenilmers 111 the cast appear in both acts: other give way in the seenncl act tw newly risen stars. This is the gmup that has niacle student guvernnient mean smnetliing in the minds of the n1en1l1e1's of the student 11111152 FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT CONGRESS l1'lWN'l' lWW: 0111111 311111111 1l11111111ne Sielnensg 1,11 V111111e Hodge: Betty l1ey111e1's: .Xflclle Z1111lS1ij S1-It'1C1fI'l'A11X!'1'1!1+I.1S1'11111113 Xl211'1XS SlfJl1lS81l'61'I l'2lI'l l,1111g1 11161111111 1111111 112111111 1 11s1e1'. Sl1Ll'0Nll IWW: 11'1'1111k 1111111111153 11e:11111e 11:11111111111: Ac1e1111 li1111i11' vellflil 1111111111: ll81'11ll1 .Xl111'El'11l: -10101: We1e1': Betty L1-11 lla1i1e1':,1le111'1' 111l1s1111. '1'11l1111 IWW: 1111 l1'Ne1l17 Phyllis A111J1'EXQ l'11t SC1111llI31 Kose Alurie 14111111 .l1111e 1511111112 1lB1'1'N' llenelne: 1'11t Alcwyg 11111 king. 110111111 IWW: l'161'I11Il1l 111-uyg .luck Vleekg Aldo liellutti: 111141: Walker: .1111l1'e11 S1111le: J111111 SelI1y: Hill 1'111'1st11111s1111. 1-'l1f 1'11 IWW: H1111 11'l'1l11I10l', S'1'l'11ldN1' 150111 l'1ll+1S111l'1Nl': .1111 1'l111l'I'Y1 111111 1'e'111'111l: 11111 1111111111113 1111111111 11111111 151111 H1'1111111s1111: 111111 140111: 1'11lgPllt' 1,111e. SIXTH IWW: 15111 1l'1'111111111'p l'11l Muses: 1,1-'e Nl11yl1e11I: 1111'k 1111111111: .11111 l,11e. NUT 1X 1'1l l'1'11l'l: 1'11111is yume,-3 lv,-U1 lgyerlyg 'l'1111y Al11l111111'e: 1'11I 5111111111: .111111-: 111112 1'1111'111'11 1'1111!i11s: 111111 1111111111112 Nl1l1'1111 Wa11s1111: 1111111 Wisv. SECOND SEMESTER STUDENT CONGRESS IUIWNT IWW: M211',Il11'lB 111111-ns: 111111111121 W11lg1111111113 l111l'l1111X lilggs: l'l11'1l1s 1J1111gl1: Y1111111 We1'11e1': 1'I1111is .X1l11IE1Q lielly' 1ley111e1's3 l'111'111s l'111l1e1'g .I:111e 1141111111 11101111111 1111111 Lewis Vulggelx SECONIF IWW: 11111111 llilllllf 14el111'1 H1111'11111s1111: 311111 11211111111 11111111 l'C211'5I7l1Q Helen l'11x1 .11e1'l1111 A1I11'ec11l: 1111111 He11111l11s: .1111'11e Zilllbliy, S1'jl1111'I'1'A111'-'1'11EAS1'111411: 11e111'1' l11I1s1111'Z 11111111111 W11tki11sg .111-. EIIIEIT. 'l'H1Kl1 lWW: 111111 0'I'11111111r, S'l'L'lJHN'l' 15111111 1'l111Sll11'1N'1': 13111 11'l'111111111': 1111111111 111111151 31111 Kent: .1111111 11111111115 llick 91111113 V11'gi11111 S1111111: '1111111111' SU112l1'1'C11SlE1l1. l'Ul'l1'l'H IWW: 1111111 1411: 11111 l'111'1s1lz111se11: Dick 1511111111: Bill Ganongg Put Moses: 15011 El'1.11l1C1SUl1j Eugene Lmeg .X11C11'B11 Souleg Mrs, U'Ne11l. l1ll1b1C'1'111:. 'fs fps '1'-' l i s ii ll simxifif ,-V . , k fr' XJ ,K yd Killllllll llurililiroukp .llary Allfclllllllj Uurotlly Neve Nu matter huw leverisli activity is elsewhere, there is al- ways one place on the gmiiiirls wliere wurk gues mm quietly aucl efficiently, the county lilmrary. The three memliers im the uiaiu stall are always really with airl in uhtaiuingg iiiloriuatimi tu help one with his reacliug pruhleins. The library. which suppurts twenty-four small lmraueli libraries, consists of 26,000 volumes. This year a lmmu has been set aside for high sehuul stucleuts uuly, and the scheme has wurkerl Very successfully. l llily XIXH mis V K Z ' f CM? CLASSES H6160-9 gon in physjgg 3.41.8 Geanx. ah, ,Druuna-ric.5, I'1'1g.f6e wewlxf have SOWKS C-WSSQS 'rogeflxer lxeff yeiY- Qfxfu-eq -ciixgramss. C5110 SE IORS Hats off to an up-and-coming class that had everything it takes to sail through four years of high school with flying colors. Every phase of school activity has had its full share of the supposedly more dignified element. Athletes, dra- matists, journalists, musicians, political leaders, and experts in almost every field claim membership in the class of '4O. Their motto, together we stickg divided we're stuckf, has proved itself to them, for together they have succeeded in mak- ing a record that will he truly hard to beat. Colors: Pink and Blue. Flower: American Beauty Rose. VALEDICTORIANS lt is a very rare occasion when two stu- dents have the same grade average after four years of high school. Such was the case this year, however, when Pat Ellis and Charles Foster ended their high school careers with a straight Hone average, fthe first time a straight one average has occurredj: as a result we have two valedictorians and no saluta- torian. Patricia and Charles were prom- inent in the activities of school as well as heing high in their grades. Both were prominent in journalism and also held im- portant positions in several organiza- tions. N1ll'llIJ! liill'lIllld, SUNG l,EAlll'jH: .lezmllette Fitzpatrick, SFIl'l!E'l'AlCY 'l'lCl'j.lSlKEli1 Bob Evans, l'KESllJEN'l': Charles lllllflllilll, VIUE PRES lllllNTg Bobby Abbey, XELL LEAUER5 Miss West, DIRECTOR. ROBERT F. ABBEYf l5'vblrl . Vnnxrxe, l'umm9l'C'lnl1Allllliliun, lllilllllilllllll from Unllvgn-1 llulmlmy, NYOIIIPIII College, fllllllllf Inn lmu-1 wily: Pnl, Stvlln linmle-. BILL ALFORD- Slivk , l'nluwv, lliwlnryj llolrlly. Sllllllflf Pnl, Holm .Xll2lUlxk'l'. I FORRE'fT ALTER-Ummm-. lllllllslllill A1-lx: Allllllllllll, lrintemg l'1llll 'l' lVllllt'IxllX nl' Ure-gurl. BOB ANACKER- liuclV'. Poursu, Suvinl Sci:-m'QC llolllly, lllelrlll Ill Pllllll l 1N'1 ' 'a , I K Anncy. DICK ANACKER-I'nnrw, G1-ln-1:1l3 llulvln, Alllll Nlvvllnnicxg Pnl, .lnvk AlEII'NllIlll. AARON ASHURST-l'lblll'mt'. Sucinl Svlcn eq Allllllllllll. l'run- Ill-'l'lfll'I llolllu, liumv LOUISE BAILEY- We-rule . l'm1r'w, lie-nvrnlg Allllllllllll, Heilllll 1lIler:1t1n'Z llulxlmy, Stnmp Vullvvriull: Vullege, Beauty Cul- lc-gs-: Pnl. lllfnl Xlvl l'k'1lII'. TOM BALDWIN--l'Illll'Nl', llvlwralli lhllegv, lll'L'g.f1Ill Slnlu Pnl- ll'g.:L'3 Pnl liull lllIlIlll'A. HUGH bBARNETT- 'l5:1u11ey . Pullrsn-, .lnrlllsllinl .lrli .Xm- 'lIll1llllll'V' llulrlw, .llllleluwg llvllegv, llrvgun llxlmn, .wr ., I Stalls' Pvlllegvi Pnln. Kell Wilmn, .lnlm Svllry. ,IANICE BARNSTABLE-f .lnI1 . l'1llll'Sl', llialunyi Amlniliuu. Stvlmglslplwr ur l'e-mnlnel Sf'l'l'Plill'XI lluhlly, Pull:-ctillg Ilul I :msg Pulls-gl-. llrnkc l'llllUl'hllY. BOB BATCHELDER-Vullrw, Svimlcr-3 Alnluitiml, lilillll Sur' gl-ml: llnlnlu, Wllitllinggi Uullvpgl-, l'llllPl'NllQ nl' l'nlit'ornin1 Pnl Ill ln Tun 2,3 Gnu-ns Q' . BARBARA BELL f- li4nl1l1iv . Vlmlllw, livllvlalli Allllllllllll, fn-1'1l lllllllPll'x, Slxlllll nm! Knitting: llnllvgc-, lluvggoll Stull' Unl- lr-Igvj Pnl, ldwlylnnlx. BLANCH BELL limo , l'llIllSl', l'IiDlllll'll'lIllI Allllllllllll, Hlm-s Slug'-up Ilulnlly, l'uIln-1-Inlgg Swings. BURDY BELL lllul . l'ulIlm', l'lllllIlll'l'1'lillf Xlllllllllill, Pril- nlv- S1-vu-Ianni llnlllvy, lbnnrimg :unl Vulll-gv Swings: Pnl, Yvllln l INl'lll'l. LENA BELLOTTI ln-Inn -Vulnw, ll:-m'l'nlj Allllriliull, Vu-ml: Ilululn llumlll lnlln I 0:1 un Slllm lnlll 1 PII Nlll . ' L12 'L1', '11 .2 ' 'LPI E,.A gnu-I llullml. RAY BIWER tmlm-, llulmlninl .lrlsg Alllllllllill, lnlggz-ng llnlwln llunlmgg Pnl, llill l'llIlNlZlIlNllll. DICK BI-OHM Pmnm-, l,JlIILLlliIj14'f Amllilium, Mlihl, Wnill-rg llnlrln' l 1IlIlIlllI,II Vullm-uv, Slzlrmlurfl: llIll,l'lIlIl Ill-yuulrls, LEO BOCCHIYY- linux l'muw-, Inrluxluinl MIN: Allllllllllll, l1llnim,ll':unl Pull: 1 lluLnnBIu11 UIII1 1' l 1I liulllnx - f Alrlwx. - H- I., V. ny. .V N rf. If ,.. -, . ESTELLE BOLTON- Mill- , l'nlIrw, Ummm-rriznlg .lmI1itiu11, l'll Il lrllwl' ll lla' lil' Pnl ll'll'lt' Ynul I . . ,,orI,.,.,..l1. STELLA B0WNE't'ASll'lxlxA ', l'llllI'xl', th-In-lull Allllllllllll, l'u 1-ri' ll lllmx' llr'lil11 l'nlI1--fv llrn-Hun 91'l4' 'llmgs u 4, .lx ,,, ,,, , . n lu ' 'Q Pnl, l'Il1-1311111-. IVIARIAN BOYD--Umlrsv, livnvlnlg Allllllllllll. llllllSPllll'4'Q llulxlmy, l'l111lrwg11'z1ul1y: Pzll, l,lllll'llIl llenkv. ARLET BRAGG- All , Pmnsc, liunernl: .llnlniti-ln, Mn! Cllinislg llulmlvy, llllllllllill Pnl, lirnrge Hllllljll. ,IIIVIMIE BRATTON-Hume, Si'lk'llCi3, lluhlvy, .Xl'Cl1l:I'XZ Urllegs-, Sncrnlncnlu .lunim Pulls-ge: Pnl, Hugh Fuller. ANGELINE BRAVO- Angel , l'1IlllNt', lvlblllllwllflilll .lm- Iuiliun, .X1'c'm1nI:11113 llnllhy, Letter Filing: Pwllegc. Klnulaltll lluxinum lklllcgv, BOB BREWBAKER- l5leu '. l'1IllI'mt', Suielvv: Allllllllllll, 5ll'1'll2lllll'N1 lwlllegv 0l'BI.QlIll State Pnllegge: Pnl. Hull lnnxw. BOB BROWNf li11xZy , lwlllll'rl', Gem-rnlj Amlnitiun, Demis- tryg Pullegv, l4lllll'I'mllX uf UIPILQIII, Pnl, lllmell lfnircllilll. ELLEN BROWN-lmme, llennfrnlg Allllblllllll, Sc-lnml 'l'encl1er: llnlllly, I'.wm Unlluvlimij fuwllvgc, .XNlllIlllll Nurlnnl Stlnnlll l al lllrll lllx 1, 'R Xnl '. MARGUERITE BR0WN4 .llugniv . IW-llml, lienulnli .Xm- lmiun, llmlwxsllk-3 llulrlly, l'Ulll'L'llllIL l'nelr5Z Pnl, .l2lllll'C ll1Il'llNl :1 lrlc. VIRGINIA BROWN-Course, Comniercial: Ambition, Nurse, Hobby, Horseback ltiding: College, Lonra Linda. WALTER I3UICK- Fatso . Course, General: Ambition, lincking lirone lboiyn Br-oadnay: Hobby, Fishing: l'al, Alorris Emery. LAWRENCE BURGESS-Course, General: Hobby, Sports. College, lniyersity ot' Oregon: l'al, ldreryone. HOWARD BU RRELL-Course, General: Hobby, Boats: College. lfrrirersity ot' Oregon, ,Q . , I! GEYOYRGE BURTON-Course, Science: Hobby, Outdoor Sports: College, Oregon State College. LUUISE BURTON- l.iz . Course, Language: Ambition, Yiolinist like Knbinott: College, Cnirersity of Oregon: l'al, l'olla Ganong. DEI-MAR CHASTAIN-UIJQIH. Course, Conrnrercial: Hobby, Fishing: College, Lfniyersiti' ot' Oregon: l'al, .lim Caliil. BILL CHANEY- Bill , Course, Commercial: College, Oregon State: l'al, l+Ireryone. ALVIN CHEYNE- Al , Conrse, General: Ambition, Farmer: Hobby, Stock Raising: College, Oregon State College: Pals, Hill Chaney, .lack Meyers. CLIFFORD CLAYTON- Hi l'ockets . Course, Science: Arn- bltion, l'harmacist: Hobby, Plrotography: College, Sacra- mento .lnnior College: l'al, Lloyd Wells. WILLIAM CLEMENS- Bill , Course, Mathematics: Am' bition, Aeronautical Engineer: Hobby, Model Airplanes: College, Oregon State College: l'al, l'1yeryone. ULRICI-I COCHRAN-l'Ol1l'se, Business: Ambition, Aeronautical Engineer: Hobby, Model Airplanes, Outdoor Sports. BYRON CODY-Course, industrial Arts: Ambition, Aviation Mechanics: Hobby, Sports: l'al, Everyone. MARJORIE CUE- Cupie . Course, Commercial: Ambition, Stenographer: Hobby, Reading, Skating: College, Armstrong Business College: l'al, Maxine llepuy. PHYLLIS COLLIER-Course, Language: Hobby, Singing: Col- lege, Oregon State College: l'al, llick lgl. GLORIA COLLINS--Course, Commercial: Ambition, Beauty Operator: Hobby, Dancing: l'al, Eieryone. CHARLES COLLMAN- Bunny , Course, lnclnstrial Arts: Ambition, Gyppo : Hobby, Hunting: College, Oregon State: l'al, Melvin Hunter. LEONA CONNOR-fConrse, Connnercial: Ambition, Sten- ographer: College, Oregon State: l'al, Everyone. LLOYD CONFIADY- lJee . Course, Commercial: Ambition, Hrrsiriess Man: Hobbies, Hunting and Fishing: College, Oregon State. MARIE COOL-Course, General: Ambition, Coed: Hobby, He is a lirunette : Pal, Mae Froid. ROBERT CDRNEIL-Course, Science: Hobby, Hiking: College, Oregon State. HOWARD COPELAND- Clive , Course, industrial Arts: Ambition, Chemical Engineer: Hobby, Hunting: College, Oregon State: l'al, Harold Eckert. BERNARD COSKI- Hoeney . Course, General: Anrbition, Machinist: College, Oregon State: l'al, Harold Eckert. JACK C0ULAMQConrse, General: Ambition, Aviator: Hobby, Airplanes: College, University ot' Oregon. RAY CRANE+Conrse, llistory: Alllllilillll, College: Hobby Athletics: College, linirersity ot' Oregon: l'al, Everyone. ED CRAWFORD- lJoc . Course, General: Ambition, Law- yer: Hobby, Collecting Gopher Matches: College, lfniiersity ot' Oregon. WENDELL CURRIER- Mnscles . Course, Science: Hobby, Fisliing: College, Oregon State: l'al, Eric Carlson. PAT DE LAP- lted . Course, Mathematics: Ambition, Music Teacher: Hobby, Eating: College, Ashland Normal School. 1 BILLY MAIN- llr11:1nrite . l'uurse, lnllustrisll Arts: Allllilfltlll, Mlatturi llolmlmy, Airlrlzmemg l':rl, Zluniur l4'i1Jpu1y. SOPHIAI DEMETRAKOS- l'uclrlles . Course, Unlrllrerviall: Amlmltiun, Vlutlres buyer for an WOIIl6ll'S stmeg Holrhy, UilIlClllLII Vullegle, Nursing sl-lrmrl: Pall, tleneriere Smith. IVIAXIVNE DEPUY- Mickey , Course, l'lJllllllBl'f'l2ll2 Arrllritiml. 'lu 'l'r:uel : Hulmlmy, lbalneinggg Park, Marjorie Ure, Bur- lmurn lleSt:nel. PEARL DERRA-l'ourse, l'tm1n1ercizrl: Alllllilltlll, Nurse: llulllly, Krug Culleetillgg College, University ul' Nelmrznksli Pnl, ltuilr llaxll. BARBARA DVE STAELf lSul1I1ie . l'UlIl'r.t', t'nmmerei.vl: Arn- lntmn, Nnrseg llulslly, llzmelugz: l'zrls, Nlickie, llurie. Mare, Alalrnnrle. JACKY DETROIT-folrrse, Vurmrrereiztl: Amlritimr. Stemw- grnpher: l'lul1lm5', Music: Vullege, Flliesrgru-Amer-ieun Crm- mx lm Xluxie l'1l l'1t llel up servant ' 'A- 32,: ,1, BETTE DUNIVAN- ll1umie . Uuurse, Colnmereizrlz Amlrltlnn, Uonrrnereiaxl Artist: Hulvlrr, Buys: Fullege, I'ni'ewlty nt' Warslrillgtrllrg l':rl, Alslrgzlrett llurtml, .lemme Merrill, HENRY DUTTON- H:1l1k 4 t'nurae. A1ll1ll9lll11lil'NQ ,Xnr'ritlun, l m'ester': l-lulrlxy, Iluntiug, lfislring: Uullegge, llregnn Stzlte: l':lI. lileryt lll4:'. BOB EDWARDSf liuIr', t'uurse, l'unrmer iul: Axrrllitimr, tlrehestru lleurleri Vullege, Vnixersity of NYiNl lllTwill. JERRY EDWARDS!-l'uur5e, tienerzllj Alrrlriliml. Hl1'IiIlt'l'l , llnlmlry, llllllllllgf Cullege, ldrirersity ul' Url-gmr: l':rl, lil el-5 mme. HAROLD EITTREIM-'tll:rI . l'mlr-se, Seienee: Alllfllllllll, clst ll lrlp Xll lulltt Imxtr ltx ul The l'hJll'Illil V, 1 n y, , nie: ' 'gn j ' eousin: l'ul, lim' l'r:me. DOROTHY ELLIS- Ilot . Uullrse, lltnne ldeullurlriesg llulllmy, lllf1HIlXll1ll llrlll s Xhllumttm Vnitrsitr l'rl llikimg: gg ' lg-, : 1 - gi : , Jilllll'C ll:1rnsI:1I1Ie. ELLIS1 1'lllt'ln . l'0lIISl', l.:lm1ll:ugm-3 Anrlnitiun, I'er- PAT wlnrel Alunugerg lluhlly, Mules: Puls, l'ulI:n tlaurungg, fllill' lnllt' Wzllei MATTHEW EMERY--- Xlu1lltlp . 1'tlllISl', lmlmtrizrl ,Xrlsi .Xml llltmn 'Ul'llI'lIIll llullllx' W I 'k' ff' I ll .luck lltllll. - . , I, mrrxwr Ill,.,. . , BOB EVANS 1'llllI'Nt', Seielreeg llnlllly, Xlmlel .Xirplznlesi Alu- lnlluu, Am l2ll7llIIr.Q t'nIl1-ge, tireggtnr Sizzle. FRED EYERLY-- Sum , lwlllll't4l'. Seierleeg Anrhitiun, lfnr- extlyg llullluy, llilllrrej Vnllege, thu-gurl State: l':1l, l'Il2II'lL'h l uster, lln-lr lluslingm. LESLIE EZELL-- Lew , 1'llllI'r.t', llenerzrlg Alllllllltlll, lflnjgi- lll'l'I'Q llnlrlmy, Silllllllllflllyfl Unllege, tlregmr State. RUSSELL FAlRCHILD7 llIlss . f'Iblll'Sl', l'tIllIlIl4'I't'llIlQ .Xm- lliliml, Retail Sellillgg College, llreggmr Stzrteg l':rl, llnlr llrumr. BETTY FAIRCLO- l5etw . 1'IllllM', llllsillt-As: Alllllllltlll, l'ri lute Seeret:rl'v: Iluhlry, AlllSll' :mtl Arel1:reululll'3 Fullegge, , ' : llightnreir lmwrr h1.rtt, l.rl, Alllllgll . DON FERGUSONf l ergy . l'llllI'Hl', l'IPlllllltfl'ClJllI Allllllllllll, ' lulmrl S1l'llIly.ZI'Jlllllt'I'j lzll, lluxxzml My -: , VELDA FISCHER-t'nu1-se, tiellelzlli Alrllvitiml, 'I'e:1elrer3 llolllly, llclneing: Vullege, South lmkntng l'ul, liurdy Bell. JEAN N ETTE Amllit lun, leee, l llzillalntl. FITZPATRICK-- .litters . l'm1rse,l,:u1gLl:1ge l'-mule llrrml' llnlllw Stzrurps zmfl Holm: Uu- . . , ,, 'llllCI'5l1X of Virgiuinj l':rls, Hill'lJZllCt' .lzneuI1s, Nurnm T Ultwll-E8lXltlfbtlH l'tPlll'Nt' I-lnguwge' Xnrlmltitm PATTY FLEE - ' - 1 . H 1 , A , Alarm il Alil110ll2lll'CQ llulrlry, Singing: College, tlregun State. CLARICE FORNESS?Clllll'b6, lwlllllllltdlflilll Alllllllitjll, l'rilute Secretsuyg llulmlmjs, Uulleetimr Alntcll Fultlersg Vullege, lielrlrlae-Wallkelg Pnl, Glzulys Nvilllllllll. ROGER FOR5YTHvl'tmrse, Alutlnurmtieb: Anrlmitimr, Dr. lbeffree in Xl'lfllt'lll'lflCN' l'ulle e, BIMXHI. .1 4 ., ,. CHARLhES FOSTER- L'l111elU'. 1'lllll'mt', I SClt'lll't'f Alrrlxltirrrr, Aeeuullizlnti Hulrlry, SIJUITNI Vnllege, lmrersrly ut tlregtm ' retl Everls' Nvlllltllll G'lIltIlJ llurulli ltlllig. l als, lt . ,1 ' ' N DORIS FOULUNlf'llllI'at', tleneruli Allllllllllll, llehigner. MAE FROID- Alueze . Uuurwe, Generally Alllllllltbll, lltlme- wifeg lluhlmy, llzmeing :mtl Skantinggi Puls, Alan-ie Fuel, Harr- llZll'il lleSt:1el. I . HARRY FRYMIRE-Course, Commercial: llmlrition, Forester: tlolibr, Hunting unll lfisliing: Pnl, lloll l 0I'l!l1SlH1- HUGH FULLER- Ketl . Course, Science: Ambition, 'l'ruue- ler: I-lobby, Sports: l'ul, .lirumie lirzlttou. DOLORES FUNK- I,olly , Couroc, Genernll Anrlmition, Nurse: llolrliy, Collecting Hooks: College Oregon Stute. LAURENCE GALLAGHER- I,urry , Course, Generali: Ilolilzy, Guns: Ainlvition, Crinrinologist: College, Sarcrzunento: 1':rI, l+li'e1'yI1ofly'. BILL GANONG- Hill , Course, Socizrl Science: Anilrition, l,:nryer: llolrlny, Debating: College, Luiieisity of Oregon: l'nl, Ray Jones. PQLLA GANUNG- Polly , Course, llistgn-y: Anillition, l,iIn':n'izni: Holmlry, Skiing: College, l'niiersity ot' Oregon: l'ul, lflrer'yoiie. NORMA GARLAND- Nonrie . Course, Genet-nl: Anrlmition, llnliorntory 'l'eelruici:ing I-Ionby, Dancing: College, Oregon State: l'nl, Everyone. BILL GREEN- Hill , Course, 3l2lll'lElllilllCSf Amlrition. l'syclio-zrrrylyst: lloliliy, Arguing: College, lfniversity ot' Oregon: l'nl, l'h2tl'l8S Cotlnulu. MRS- FRANCES GREEN-Course, Lunguzrge: Arnlmition, 'l'e:icl1- ing: lloblmy, I Lore Lite: College, Southern Oregon Norniulg l'nl, Luznin llenry. GEORGE GWIN- fiUIll'2lZl . Course, General: Alllllllllbll, Ex' oert in Aninuil Hushsuiflyg lflolmliy, Bicycling: Pnl, Wurren llenry. DONALD GYSBERS--Course, lnrlustrizll Arts: Ambition, Me- chainic: College Oregon Stute: Pall, Chorles Hitson. EUGENE HAMSTREET-Course, General: Ambition, Window ln-esser: llolllmy, Collecting llouse Plnns: Puls, .luck Man'- shull, Dick Anucker. PAUL HARVEY-Course, Influstrinl Arts: Arnlmition, llnoer- tnker: llohlry, Working: College, tlsn't snrel: Puls, George liurton, llurlsnller Twins, Eurl Reynolds, Harold Uilig. BEN HASTINGS- Benny . Course, Science: Ambition, Pre- Merlics: Hobby, Tennis: College, Oregon Stzlte: Pnl, Fred Eyerly. BILL HEITMAN- Willie , Course, Industrial Arts: .Xin- Iiition, lforestryg llolilly, lirenking Girls Ilezlrts: College, Oregon State. ALBERTINE HENDRICKS- 'llin:1 . Course, Connnerciul: Ambition, 'Frnrelerp Honor, Swlnnning znul Skating: College, Arrnslrongs: l':1l, Marry Ann Thill, lloxie Lexxis. LOUETTA HENKE- I.ou . Course. Science: Ilolmlmy, Music: Ambition, Nurse: College, Oregon Stnte: l'nl, Alairinn Iloyrl. LUANA HENRY- I,u . Course, Commercinl: Ambition, Secretary: Holmlir, ltezulingp College, Oregon Stute: Pail, Mrs, Green. MILDRED HERMANA StuIJ . Course, Connnercinl: Arn- liition, 'l'ruvel: Honor, Skating: College, Oregon Stnteg l':1l, Mildred llermzm. MAX HIBBARD- Hi . Course, lIIllll9lllllllCSI Arnlmition, l'rofesQion:ll lluni: Holnmy, Poetry: College, Lnirersity ot Oregon: Pnl, Russell ltlncli. HELEN MAE HOLMER- lloni . Course, Business: Arn- bition, Prirnte Seeretury: Holmlry, Jitterlnig: College, .Krin- slrongs: Pnl, Mnrjorie Iieklnug. MARGARET HORTON- Hurley , Course, Science: Aur- hition, Nurse: llohny, Alusic: College, Oregon Stuteg l'ul liette lluniuui. Ilolilay, Music: College, Oregon Stute. HAZEL HOWARD- Sully . Course, llenerul: Anihition lieuuticinn on zz Bout: llolmlry, llorsehnck llirling: College Sun FI'illll'lSCll Slnte College: l'ol, Louetttu llenke. LUIS HOWELL- Louie , Course, Connnercinlp Ambition Great Singer: Ilolmby, Dancing: College, liuninesg College l':1l, ltlleryone. VERLAND HUFF- Hurry , Course, Incluntrinl Arts: Arn- Intion, lullustrinl Arts Instructor: lloolly, Collecting Ar- rowlreorls: College, Oregon Stnte. DALE HUNSAKER-Course, l'OllllllFl'L'l1ll, Anrhition, Book- l keeper: llohby, llrotogrnrrlryg College, Arurstrongs. DON HUNSAKER-Course, Coninrercinl: Amliition, Public Ac- countuut: Hobby, Crossword Puzzles: College, Arnrwtrongs Pnl, Tommy Sllill'Ill YlSlSlll, v TOM HOSLEY-- 'l '. Course, Science: Ambition, Musicizni' v y 1 BILL HURN- IIIIIII'Nt', IIQ'llt'IIlIf Amluitiun, Ilivwl I'III11lIl!'1'l III'I'I'5F Hllxwz I 'II1'! , IIIPLIUII Sum-i l':zl, lm- Smilll. NORMA I'IURTGENjl'uulw, Ilvm-ml: Alllhiti-nl Ifilv l'Ivrk fu NNW- IIHIIIPN, Ilwlln-0111151 Smnuux, Huirnx Nluxivj Vfrllz-gv kI:nm:1II1 lillxilu-W Vullvgvg l':lI. Rum Smith, BETHEL HUTCHINSON--Culusl-, LIlilIlIllQ'IL'lLIIf Aluxlniliml, lint sumti Ilnhlry, IIIHIIFIIIIILII Full:-gn-. l'nixe-wily nn' IIIVLIIIII l'.nl, ,IIN-pllilw lh-giumtu. DICK IGLlI'1IllI'il', SR'lt llL't I Arnbiliun. l.a1u51-1: ll-llmy, Sslil IIILLI Urllcgu. l'r1iu-:sity ut' Oregon: lmlx, Pluyllix Vullivw IW-Ale-y l.m1'r1z. BARBARA LEE JACOBS- I-izllw' .Iz1ke . IIIUIIINP. llixtmv IIQIJIJX, Vlvllecting little f'l't'lIIll pilclwm: Amlvitiun, Sunil TINHM vxvllillui l'v1Ilz-ge, l'niu-rsity nt' Oregon: l':ll, .loam- ncriv lfitzpznlrirlc. RUNE JOHNSON'uIIllllt . LIUIIIN0, Maltlwlmizntirxz l':nl, Nlutlwr JOANNA JQNES- .lnm-hy . l'4llIl'Sf', Helwmlz Amhitiun llflmexxurv: llnhby. Szuiug l'exmie-sg Pnl, Ifllllil lingers. IIHIJIJY. Slaunpxg Uulln-ge, Urn-gun Shure: lml, William lhlllollg. KATHRYN KELLEYA- Kz1tI15 . twine, Mzltlmemzllicxj .Im- hnmn, Win il 'I'l'r11JI1y as Hurlvrinlugisf. llwlrlw. SIIIIIIIWIS :nt Ihr lmkv: Vnlllcgze, Stamfurri. GENEVIEVE KELS0-Ullvlnlir- , flllllwtl, G1-uenul: AIIIIJIIIUII, I-illxilwsw Wonmnp lfullcgv, Klnmrnll liuvinchs: l'uI, lfllzrilml- YUIIIILC. PATTIE KELSO- l':1II5 . Culllwl-, lim-lwmlq Aullmiliml, Nurw: llnhlmy, 511111151 College, l':1f'iIic Vnllvge, Seultle. VIRGINIA KENNEDYW 1lim1iv . Vmllw, NI:1IIleu1:11ic's3 llulr- Ill, II'I'JlIl'IIIlL.IQ AIIIIIIIIIIII, IIIIIIIIJIIIUNI Pnl, Lum Philips, livlly .IIIII l'r1lfIIumnlm'3 Vullvgv, l'niu-rsily ut l':zIit':mIi:l: llulnhy, Sknllngg Palm, lilmlys IIIEIIIIIIIII, l'l:n'i0v I'IVlIlll'H4, DESTIE KLEINEGER--lwuum-, H1-nvl':1lg Alnllniliunl, S1'l'l'4'IJlllI Ilululry, SIHIIIIILII I'ulh-gv, III'l'l,10ll Stntw I':1Ix, Hlmlym Wul- IJIIIII, l'I:uil':' I'IlIIIIl'5Y. BETTY KNAPP l'nlnm', Ill'll1'l'JlI: AIIIIPIIIIIII, SIn'lmgl':l1xIwl'2 l'uIIl-ge-, IIIINIIIUNA l'uIIn-111-p l':1I, lim-ily IIllllIl'I'. MARCELLA KOHLER-- Alun , l'num', Fnlullm-l'ci:nl: .Im- hitiun, IIIIIIYINII lluhluy, llzmvimgg l':1I, IiIlIIlIt'l'lI Hun-II1'1'. JOYCE LANDRUM- Vulnw, H4-In-ranlg AIIIIPIIIIIII, l'li1n:u'y 'l'v:u'l1A L-I: llulrlu, lllkmgg, lnlls-gy-, ANIIIJIIIKI Numul. HELEN LARGENT--Vuum-, th-m-ml, .IIIIIIIIIKIIL Sl:-nmgrznplwl: Ilnlmlry, IIJIIIUIIILII l':ll, Au-nvll Imsliv. FRANCIS LEHMAN -I'm1m', Svim-lwvg .X1nhi1i4m, llzuliu Upw- . , , Jim, llnlvlny, ILIHIIII, lul, I'lII'I'!'NI ,XlI4'l'. AVANELL LESLIE-f'l'ol1ls1', Hn-lwlzulg Allllviliml, Xllrw: llulvlry, lm- Skulillg: l':lI, Ilelvn l,:u'm'11I. ROXIE LEWIS+ 'I'uI . l'llllI?4I', I'lIIIlIlIl'II'IJIIQ Amlzitiml. l'1i- mtv sl'l'I'l'IJII'X1 l'uIIcm', l'niu-:wily ul' ldnlm: Puls, 4'lznric'ze llullm-5, .Kiln-riim' llc-mlrir'ks. NELI LlNDBERGHil'nln'w, I'n1u11l1cl'ri:nI3 Amllilium, Gulml Illggpfvr: llullhy, I'1lIIL'CIIIILf l'uIl4-clulnlv 'l'I1i1lgv fullvggv, llliu-wily' ul' 0I'L'LI1llII Pnl, l':1t Vzmlun. FRED LL0YD4l'ourw, llr'm'l':1l2 AIIIIJIIIKIII, Blillilxlmsniwi llnlylry, .Nlulln-ling IIIIIIIILLSQ Puls, Genrge Muly, Leu 1lul:1Iurc, Irivk lgl. LUREN L0NGfl'uu1-fe, Scivncv: .lmhili-mn, Kunliu I'IlIg.fIIlt't'I'I llolmlly, Kzuliu Printing, Pnl, Mzlnnlm. WESLEY LORENZ- S1au'Kuy . t'mu-fe, llzmluxnzt Alllbilimr, IIIIBIIIPASI lluhhy, IIIIIIIIIILII lhllegv, I'IIIIt'INII5 ut' Urvgmlg l'z1I, lbivk lgl. GEORGE LOW-flume. Imurnurvinli Aullritilnu, Hiexel Alv- vlmniva I'IIIgIIllI:'EI'I linlmby, lk-pzlirillg Cam: College, llivwel Sclmulg l':1I, .luck ,IillIIt'4. BOB LOWEk l,mw . Cmlrxe. Alntllvnmtivxg .KnxI1iIim1, l'ixil Se'1'siL'e-Q llulmhy, Atllleticsi l':ll. liulv li1'exxlm:1kv1', JIMMIE I.YI.E-lIllIII'Xt', Scienvr: Amlrilimu, M1111.i-4lemi--emi- IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEI llnlrlpy, IIUILIIIHL llnmlxi Cmmllvggv, llliwlfity III' III'I'Q.14rllf l':1l, AIIIIIIIIIJI. WH-LA LYNCH- Will , fuurse. funlnwruiallj .XIIIIJIIIIIIL SIt'II1lQ.fI'llIlIlL'I'f llnhm, Vnllecling IIk'UgjlilIlIlIL'ZlI IISILCJIZIIIQSQ l'uIIvgc', IYIIIiIIll?'IIl'I I':1I, Nlilrlrrll Niven RAY JONES-Vullrsu, Generzxli Alnlritiun, l'uulTry lixm-lt: AQTHUR MARTIN-ftllll'sE, Cornrnercialt HHNIJY, Biwkefbflll lal, .lohn Mathis, Coaclrl Hobby, Basketball! Colltttif. l'nir'erSiIl' of 0l'f'l!, ll Pal, Arthur Martin. JOE MATLICK-Course, Connrrcrcial: .lrnbition, .lviatorl Hob- ' ' ' ' ' ' n Colle e by. lure lighting: lollege Oregon State, Anrbrtio . Ll lirltlcatlon. LEE MAYFIELD-liollrsc. Cornrnercial: Ambition, Firernan: llobby, lfirc lighting: College, Oregon State: Pal. l+JKt'I'5 Pl'19A WILMA MAVFIELD-t'WiIlie , Corn-se, General: Ambition. Concert Pianist: Hobby, Collecting Music: Pal, Pat IJeLap. MAXINE MAYFIELD- Mickey , Coarse, Comnrereial: Am- bition, Reality Operator anrl llotlsexsifci llflllllll Scr'21l1iPt'Uk or Soft Ball: l'al, Hrerione. DARWIN MCCARROLL- Arkie , Course, Commercial: Hobby, Coin Collecting: College I'nir'ersity of Oregon: Pals, Henry Gibson, .lack Mitchell. SHIRLEY MCCLELLAND- Sqnirrely . Course, General: .Xm- bition, interior llecorator: llobliy, Knitting and llatclr lf'oltIers: Pals, Pat Pritchard, Dorothy Gilchrist. OPAL MCCREARYf-Htlklalrorna . Course, Home Making: Ambition, Horrsexvife: llobby, Horseback llifling: Pal, Louise Bailey. PAULINE MCDONALD- Alan- . Course, General: Ambition, lieautician: Hobby, Skating: Pal, Marion Anderson. HUBERT MEGGS-Course, Science: Ambition, Ariation: Hobby, Modeling Boats and Airplanes: Pal, Ray Jones. JEANNE MERRILL-Course, History: Ambition, History Teacher: Hobby, Horseback Hiding: College, Oregon State: Pal, liette Unniran, Srrea Swanson. MARY JANE METLER-Course, Commercial: Ambition, Private Secretary: Hobby, Collecting Souvenirs: College, Oregon State: Pals, Helen Olson, llestie Kleineger. DON MILLER- llon . Course, Science: Hobby, Archery, Alodel Airplanes: College, Oregon State. MARYELLEN MONCRIEF- Pal . Course, Business: Am- bition, Nurse: College, l'niver-sity ot' Oregon. NEAL MUNTAGUE-Course, Social Science: Ambition, 'l'ezrcher: Hobby, Sports: College, Cnirersity of Oregon: Pal, Victor Hertager. MARJDRIE MOSER-Coarse, General: Ambition, Window llecorator or Arlrertising Alanager for a llepartment Store: Hobby, Piano, llress Designing: College, Uniiersity of Oregon: l'al, Norma Bailey. GEORGE MOTY-Course, Mathematics: Ambition, Aeronautical Engineer: Hobby, Photogrzrplry: College, Notre Dame. KATHLEEN MUELLER-Course, Home Economics: Ambition, Nurse: Hobby, Dancing: College, Emanuel Hospital, Port- lanrl: Pal, Marcella Kohler. CARL MUSTUE-Course, Science: Ambition, Engineer: Hobby, Fishing, JAMES NENDELf Snar-ze . Course, Science: Ambition, ltatlio Teclnrician: Hobby, Hunting, Model Airplanes: Col- lege, University ot' Oregon: Pal, Herman Scliroeder. MERLE NIELSONgt'onrse, General: Ambition, School 'l'eacher: Hobby, Collecting Stamps: Pal, Paula Brisbon. BILL NINE-Coarse, Science: Ambition, ltesearclr Scientist: Hobby, Sports: College, Oregon State: Pal, .luck Rlarslrall. ROBERT 0'CONNORk Hob . Course, Commercial: Ambition, Business Aflrninistrator: Hobby, Politics: College, Unitersity of Oregon: Pals, Eicryone. RUTH OLDAKER-t'llntln , Course, Home l'lcononrit's: Arn- bition, lbeticion: llobby, Art: Skating: Pal, Wayne Oltlaker. ELIZABETH OLIN- lSetty . Course, Cornnrercial: Ambition, School Teacher: College, Oregon Normal School: Pal, Gladys Wallantl. HELEN OLSON- Kit . Course, Language: Ambition, Coed: College, Oregon State: Hobby, Dancing: Pals, Lena 055, Lena Bellotti. LENA OSS-Course, Science: Ambition, Nurse: Hobby, Knitt- ing: College Oregon State: Pal, Helen Olson. JQHN MATHIS-'A.iHilllll1'H. Course, General: Ambition. JACK OTTERBEINXHIS1 ,11-11111.111111':11 H1111I11t'1'1 1110111111 S1:111-. GLORIA OWENS-11111111' 1'11111-ge, 1110111111 S11111- NIELVIN 0WENS+1'1111111- S1111'I W111113 1'111111g11, TOM PATTY-1'11111'11-, 111- 311111 8111112 NIAYNARD PAUP+ 5I11111' 111111 111111111- 111111111' 11111111111, 11111 1 111e1g1111: 1'111, 151111 11111111 CORAL PAYNE-H.111gLl1i' 11111111 111111111e11111 X1 11111111 H111lsk'1111'1'f 111111111, 111111111 11 1 P 91 LLOYD PEARSON-1'111111 S 111111- 111 111111111 111111111, l'1i1X'1Il1.I 111111ce 1111111 1':11, .11111 1'11111111g1', '1'11n1 11111 HERMAN PENCE+1'1111111111 11 1 11 11 11111111 1111011111 11vc1111111111.51 1111111 1 111 2111131111 .111 111111 1111111511111 81111111 1 ROBERT PENROD+ 131111 1 11 1'111I1-gv 1'I'1I1'1'NSI1I'f 111111111 5111111 11 1 141111 S1:111'3 1'111, '1'11111 1111111 1111 BETTE LEA PETERSONa 111 1 l 1 NN S1v1111151':111111f1': 1'1111l'1L1', lfllwl 11 1 1 1 LOIS PHILLlPSf 11I1lI11 ' 141 1 ,11'1111113 l'1l11l'LL1', 11111111 111-11111-111, 111-111' .11111 1'11111111111 ROLAND PORTERXV1111111 5111111 1':11111, ,1111,111111115. WARREN PORTER- HUIIIIIIL1 11111111 11111111111111I XIII 111111111, .1l'1'1l111'1'1Q 111111111 111111111111 1'11 11111 111111111111 1'11II1'1411, 111'1'1.11111 S1.1I1'. NADINE POTEETi- 'l'1I1L' 1411 I 1.1 111111111111 1'11I11-111-3 111111111 1'111111 11111 JACK PROBST I'1'111111111 11111111 11111111111111I 111111111 111111111113 1'1l1I1'111', .11'11l11111111, I1 BETTY ANN PRUDHOMME .1111111111111,.11111112111111111 111111111111 111I111,1 11111, ,.. , 1'11IS, 1,1111 1111111111, XII MARY AWDRY RADCLIFFE 111 1 .111111i111111, 11'i1-111 111111111111 111111111 f1I11ll1IllL, 111111 141111 1'11111-141-, UI1'1.Ql11l 811111-. 1'11 1111111 1111111111 MARIE RAYSON + li11111111 111 111 111111111 111111111' 11111-1111111 I1 l'11IIl'1.f1', 111-111111 1'11111'141' 1'11 1111111 11111111 JOSEPHINE REGINATOW 'N' H 111111111, S1'l'I'l'11I1'1I 111111111 111111111111, 11-15111 111 1111-141111. BETTY REYMERS' - lf.1 ' 11 'lvllll 111111611111 '1'1-:11'111-11 111111111 l111l111lL, 111 11 EARL REYNUI-D57l'1111111 1 111111111 I1 11:111111'111 14111111111-1111 ll1l11l1 11 1 S 1 MILDRED RICE- A11111A1 ' 1 1 1 cry 111111111, 1101111111113 l'1111ef 119' 1 S11 JACK RQBINSQN- .1:11'1111111 1111188 111011 11e 1- 111111111, 11115111911 A111113 11111 11 11115 111111141 019111111 1 EVELYN ROZU M- 1-1111- . 1 111 11 11111 111111111, 1411111111155 1'1I1191.,L 1115111 11111 11111 BARBARA RUNDELL-H1511111 11 P 1 111111111, 111111111111c11e1': l'1111e,,1 41 13311 BILL RU5H+ 1'111111f1 . 1111 1 11111111 11 11111 1111 1 lf11111.Kt'1'I 111111111, 11111111111 11 1- ,111 11- 111 01'1'L1ll11j 1':11, 1':1111' 111111 1:11, 111011 1511111111 S111103 1:11, ,1111 11111 Sl'11I'2111C1'. 119113511 B11111111. GERALD RUSSELLg 01l2l F '11111 A111510 11111-1'11113 111111111, 11111111 11 1':1111111'11:13 l'111, 111. S11111 DEANE SACHER- 11111111 1 116 191181 11 1111 11111 11.10111 11111' 1111-111-11111 1'11 X11 WALTER SALSBERY- Walt , Course, General: College, Ore- gon State: l'al, Speed Kennett. JACK SAMSON- Sain , Course, General: Holiliy, lluntingp College, Cniyeroity ot' tlregong Pal, Max Waueliope. KAY SCHLQTHAUER- Habe . Conroe, Connnereial: Ambition, l'riiate Secretary: llobby, Music: College. Business College. BETTY SCHRADER-Conise, Commercial: Ambition, Natural- ixt: Hobby, Singing, Painting: College, Lniteixity ot' tire- gonp l'al. litelyn ltozunl. HERMAN SCHRQEDER-Course, Industrial Arte: Ainbition, A llietator: llobby. Hunting: Pal, L. li. Einery. JOHN SELBY- .loln1ny . Course, Matlieniaties: Ambition, Aeronantieal Engineer: Hobby, Model Airplanes: College. tlregon State: Pal, Kenny Wilson. MARJORIE SENG- Mari , Course, Coininereialg Aniliition, l'rirate Secretary: Hobby, Dancing: College, Arinotrongxp l'al, llelnlia Weiisenback. STANLEY SEXTON- Stan . Course. Industrial Arts: Ani- bition, Engineer, Hobby, Sports, College, Oregon State. WILLARD SHUFELT- Sten'lAoot , Course, Seien'-e: Anibition, Cbeinieal Engineer: College, l'nix'eiwity ot' oregon: Pill, liobby Abbey. DORIS SLADIN-Course, General: Anibition, 'l'eaeIler: Hobby, Seranbooks: College, Cliieago State Teachers College: l'al. Angeline Hraio. CHARLES SLAYMAKER- Cliuck . Course, Matlieinaties: Hobby, Snortsg Pal, Ray Crane. ELDENIA SMITH- lleann . Course, Conimereial: Ainbition, Sl9l'ilJl,1I'2lIJll0l'I Hobby, llaneingp College, Business Colleggeg l'al, Veola Landers. GENEVIEVE SMITH- l'eaelies . Course, Connnereial: Ani- bition, llonseyrite: Hobby, Scrapbook: College, Business College, Pnl, Sofia llemetrokos. LEE SMITH-Course, General: Anibition, llnkiitnrng llobby, Hicyclinixg Pal, Warren Henry. RUBY SMITH-Course, Conimereial: Anibition, 'l'o Play Guitar: llobby, Collecting Noiel Pins: College, Business Collegep Pal, l+Iyery0ne. ZELDA SMITH-Course, General, Ainbition, l'nlinoirn: llolilly, Collecting Pictures. FAY STEINSEIFER-Conroe, Connnereial: Ainbition, Seeretary: Hobby, llrawingg College, tlregon State: l'al, Marlyee Erlandson. GERALD STIPPICH- Stibp . Course, lndnatrial Arts: Ain- bition, 'Fest Pilot: Hobby, Making liraeeletsi College tire- gon State: Pal, Dog. FRANK SUBJECTfCourse, General: Ambition, Good .lobg llobby, llunting and lfialiinigi l'al4, lyillll Slll'Ill'CllllllI aint .lininiie Zbinden. CLAUDE SUMMERS- honey , Course. Seienee and Mathe- inatiesg Ambition, Radio Electrical Cornnaniewg llobby, Radio, College, Oregon State: l'al, Eieryone. EVELYN SUMMERS+ 'l'ony . Course, Seieneeg Anibitlon, Nurse, College, Walla Walla, PAUL SURPRENANT- Sonn . Course. Industrial Arts: Ain- llition, President ot' l'. SQ Hobby, Hunting: College, Port- land University: Pal, lfrank Subject. SWEA 5WAN50N+Course, Connnercial: Arnbition, 'l'raiel to Sweden, College, Arniitrong lfllSlllCSi College: l'al, Atlelle Zainsky. DOROTHY TEMPLAR- llot . Conroe, lloine llleoiioriiiesi 1AIlllllTl0ll, lfnknonng llobby, llrainatiewg l'al, l'Iyeryone. MARY ANN THILL- 'l'illy . Cour-e, tleneialt Ainbition, Journalist: llobby, llraniaties: College, Ciiiierxity Caitornia Los Angeles: l'al, ltoxie Leiris. MYRNA THOMPSON- 'l'onunie . Courwe, lloine lfleonoiniesi Ambition, Cosnletoligistg llobby, Knitting: l'al, Mildred llerinan. HARQLD UHLIG-Course, tleneral: Ambition, lflleetrieal lin- gineerg Hobby, Wood Turning: College, Ureigoii State. LYLE VAN HOOK-Course, Connnerelal: Ainbitton, Forest ltangerg llobby, llunting: College, l'niierwity ot' tlregoii. MARY ZUPAN+ ZllIl5 '. l'11111-511, Ge11e1111l: A111l1iti1111, Sevre- BOB AWAGGONER- l511l1 , 0111111-, SL'lt'llL'l'I A111I111io11. Al1Ili1111:1i1'1-3 ll11l1I1y, ll11111111:J 1'11ll1'g:f', 1l1eg1111 S1:111-5 l'11l, Wzlll W:1g1g11111'1. WALTER AWAGGONER- W:1l1 . V1111141-, S1'i1'11c1-1 .K111l1l1i1111, .Nl1'fllK'lllt'Q ll11l1I1y, Hlllllllllll 1'11ll11g:1-. 011111111 S1111P: I'z1l, u'lUJlIl' Wl1i11'11111l1, STEVE WALCOTT-l'11111N1-1 S1'i11111-1-: A111l1i111111. l'il111' ll11l1I1x' llllllfillg 111111 191111111111 LYKIIIELQF, 111-1-141111 8111112 CHARLOTTE WALES- Sl1:11'I1-1- . l'11111-xv, H11111e E1'111111n1i1'w2 .K111l1i1i1111 'l'11 -' ' ' -' - ' f ' GLADYS WALLAND-l'11l11's1f, 1'l1Illlll9l1'l1llI A111I1i111111, N111s0: l'11l11'1'e t'11111l Wllll llflll l'1llT1Ill1I ,,, , I 11 Il' J , ' J . LOIS WALN-l'11111w, Sci11111'e: A111l11111111, Nurwg Pnl, K111l1- 1-1'i111' Mz11l1js, PAULINE WATKINS-l'11111'N1-, II111111- llc-11111111111-sp Alllllltltlll, 3161111111 llie1i1-11111: ll11l1I1y, K11i11l11g: l'1Illt'l.fU. 01-1-g1111 S1:111'Z l':1l. .lz1111f1 ll111'l1in, LLOYD WELLS- SIllIEil1n1 '. f'1lll!ht', I111l11511'i:1l Mis: xlll 1111111113 lfIl1'c11'i1'11l l'j111:i11eu1': ll11l1l11', li11xi11gg f'0llt',31k', 01'eg1111 S1:1111: l':1l, Huy SQl111le1'. WILBUR WHITCOMB- lk-rl . 1'11111'se, 1511111-1111: A111l1i1i1111, l+l111:111111'1': llohhy, li11:11111g: 1'11llege, 111-1-111111 S111t1': l':1I. 31111111-1. KEN WILSON- Ke1111y . 1'11111se, Svle-1111115 A111I111i1111, l 11111l1:1ll 1'11:11'l1g L'1lllCL.fE', 0l't.'111lIl S1:111'1 l':1ls, 11111111 lflll'llt'1f, .l11l111 Selby. OLIVE WILSON-l'11111's9, 1111111-1':1I2 A111l1l1i1111, S11'111liQI1 11:15- s:11L1-1'3 ll11I1l1y, ll1111ci111:: l'z1l, Al:11'g111'1'i11- W111'ley, DELPHA WISSENBACK-l'11111's1-, H111111' l'I1'111111111i1-wi Illllllll ll:1111'i111g: A111l1i1i1111, 1111111111113 l'11lll'LCl', I'11i1c1'si1y l'11li1'111'11iz1 l11s ' , .' .LllLIl'll'SQ 1:11, Xl:11g1111'i1- S1'11g, MARIE W00Df l+'1'1'1'l1l1's''. 1'11111s1-, S011-111'1': A111l1i1i1111, N111's1-3 lI11I1I1y, l'11lI1-1'11111,5 I',lIlll'j' .I1-111-l1yp t'11ll1-1411 4.111111 511111111 111 Il11s11i111I. MARQUERITE WORLEY---1'11111s1', f'1lllllllI'I'l'iiIlI A111I1l1l1111, ll1111l1l11-1-111-1' 111' S11111111,51':111I11'1': l'11l, UI11111' Wils1111. JOYCE WRYN- l!1'111 . 1'11111's11, Hlllllf' l+I1'111111111i1m: ll11l1I1p, Sl1:111111:1 l':1l, L'ill'I'llII 51111111-l1l. ROBERT YANCEY-l'11111'51-, l111l11511i:1I A1153 .l111l1i1i1111, 'l'1':11-I1 1'11:11'l13 l'11ll11g1-, 4l1'1'g1111 Stulvg l'11l4, ll11:1i11 Nl1'l11111:1I1l, ljllll A11-11111111-ls. DORIS YANTIS-- Sl1111'11 . 1'1111151-, S111-1:11 S1'i1'111'1': .X111I1i1i1111, q1t'Il4ll.2I IlllllI' ll11I1l11 V V11 1 . -- - ,3 111111-, 0I'l'L1Ull Sl1111': l':1l, Aly1'1l1' l111ss1'II, RUSSEL YANTIS-UHIIMH, 1'11111w, AIJIfll1'lII1Iflf'sI Il11l1I1y, S11111'1s: 1'11ll1'111', I'11i11'1'si1y 111' 011-141111, ELAINE Y0UNG+ ll11I111 . 'l'11111's1-, 151-111-1-1113 A111I1iIi1111, S1'l11111l I1.11l111, ll11l1l11, llIH4'1'1lllLI AI:111'l1 1111143 1'11ll1-1411, 0l'1'11Iill N111'111:1l S1'l11111l: l':1l, 110110111-111 Kvlw. ADELLE ZAMSKQY-l'11l11's1', Sf'i1'lll'l'f A111l1l1i1111, N111s1'3 l'11lI1-11-, l11111'1's111' 111 Ul'1'l,.I1lllI l'11l, E11-1y1 '. JIMNIIE ZBlNDEN+ Zi11 . l'11111s11, 111-11e1:1l: A111l1i1i1111, A11- 11:11111lis5 ll11l1I1y, l1'111'111ir1g: l'11llege, l'1111'e1'si1y 111' Ureuun: l'11l. li11ll11 L'll0Xll0. JACK ZIRKLE-l'11111's11, l111l11s11'1:1l Mis: .X111l1i1i1111, Allfll lll1'1'I1:11111-s 'l'8ilCIltfl'I ll11l1l1y, l+'isl111111 :1111l ll1111ti111gg l'11l, lxllllldfi sllllllllEl'S, DONALD ZUMWALT- .l11cks1111 . C1llll'hk', I111l11x1ri:1l Arts: A111l1iti1111, 'l'11 Ul'2ll1llil16Q ll11l1l1y, SN111111 l'11ll1euti111:g lv1llIPg.lt', 'l'1'z11l1-3 SCll0ll1f Puls, Mrs. 0'N11ill, II1-51116 Klei111'ge1'. lilly: llubby, l1'l1111'1-1'sg College, H11bi11ess Cullegeg 1':1l 1111111 S111i1l1. KENNETH MILL-ERf KUllll1 '. 01111151-, Gc11e1':1lg A111I1i1i1111, FilI'IIlEl'Q College, C1111'e1'sit5 ut' ll1'ug1111. Qin glflenwriammx G E R RY co Lvl N iv Q in Q, QQ SF 9 Nvx. Nr uf 5.0 sax, 5.1 s.- S. 5, -J 1 1 ri Phyllis Collier Patty Ellis Burdy Bell Margaret Horton Sofia Denietrakos Patty Fleet Ellen Brown Jeannette Fitzpatrick Mary Jane Metler Jeanne Merrill Polla Ganong Kathryn Kelley Lois Phillips Louise Burton Swea Swanson Adella Zanisky Neli Lindbergh Barbara Bell Destie lilieneger Bethel Hutchinson SENIOR MOST POPULAR MOST INTELLIGENT BEST DANCER CUTEST BLONDE CUTEST BRUNETTE BEST EXECUTIVE MOST BASHFUL SW EETEST CUTEST 'TOGETHER BEST PAL XV I TTI EST MOST ATHLETIC MOST TALKATIVE MOST MUSICAL MOST SOPHISTICATED BEST CITIZEN BEST VVRITER BEST PHYSIQUE BIGGEST FLIRT CIQTEST SMILE Dick Igl Charles Foster Maynard Paup jack Otterbein Harold Eittruni Bob O'Connor Roger Forsyth Johnny Mathis Kenny VVilson Ray Crane Jiininy Lyle Bill Rush Dick Blohni Lloyd Pearson lack Propst Ered Eyerly Lloyd Conrady Lee Mayfield Bill Ileitlnan Iivalt Salshery X. -W . 4 C6118 JU IQRS l':st Sfllllllll, SUNG I.IdAlH'1lI: l':nl l'ronp, SlGt'liH'l'AllY-'l'ltl4IASl'lIl4IRg .Ivrry Ilt'Ilt'llll', VIl'ld-l'IH1jSlIll42N'l'g Htblllllll l'im'r, Ylfllll, I.l+IAlDlfIl!g Miss K'ltW0l'Sllll, lHlH'Il l'0Kg Tlllly AllllIIlHl'L', l'lll'ISllPl'IN'l'. This yezir's junior class has something' on the other elassesg it gave :L new iclezi to the school, The Amateur Show, which was ri big' success. This class has been active since the start ol its high school career. Their motto: He that cliinhs the tallest tree has won the right to the frnitfl Colors: Yellow and green. Flower: Yellow prim- rose. BARBARA ADAMS PAULINE ALEXANDER JOE ALLEN MURIEL ALLEN BEVERLY ANDERSON MARION ANDERSON BETTY ANGUS BEN ARNDT BERNARD ARNEY PHYLLIS AUBREY EULA JEAN AYRES HOWARD BAFFORD JERRY BAGLEY DUANE BAKER ARLIENE BALDWIN JOYCE BATES MARGARET BATES DOROTHY BAXTER JEANNETTE BAYLESS BARBARA BEANE DICK BECKEN LEON BELL LAWRENCE BELLANT ROY BENEDICT ROY BERGLOFF LYLE BEVERIDGE NORMAN BJORKLAND NANCY BOYD ELCIE BRAHE LYNDELL BREWER JANICE BUBB AMOS BURNETT FRANK BURN-S K FW JIMMIE CAHILL WARREN CALDWELL JACK CASTLEBERRY LOIS CHARLES ROLLO CHEYNE ELAINE CLARY JACK CLEEK PORTER CLEMENS MAE CODDINGTON JAMES CONDREY GRACE CORKERY GEORGE CORNEIL HELEN COX BETTILU CRAMER FRANK CRESS PATTY CROUP CHARLES CURRIER IMOGENE DAKE LOUIE DALLA COSTA BARBARA DAMON BETTY DARNELL MADISON DELANEY JERRY ANN DENEHIE CECIL DREW JANE DURBIN MARTHA EASTMAN WILLIS EITTREIM MARJORIE ELLIOTT ROLLO ENGLAND VELMA FINK MARJEAN FINNELL FRANCIS FOSTER JOHN FOSTER KATHRYN FOX MARCENE FRULAN EARL GEORGE HENRY GIBSON lk -Q s A' ii Q. A In Y, ,, V., e , f , C7 .X H 'w' I n. sv .l PS wa-r. xv D3 I Lx -5 F.. f. L I 6 ,QB 00 Ig., , . s I .G 4, ,, guy ' I I. A I ' 'Xi ,Mine fm I . gal c. ya if V, u -,Q 1 ' - A at Q F 1 sf-.4 Y f K I L.. fl 1 JACK GILLETTE ED GRAVENSTEIN FRANCES GREEN STEPHEN GREEN TESSIE GREEN HELEN GRUMBLES THEODORE GUSTAFSON PAT HACKETT CLARENCE HALL RUTH HALL MARGARET HALLEY JOHN HAMACHER LEONARD HAMILTON LOWELL HAMM DOROTHY HARDENBROOK MARGORIE HARDENBROOK FRANK HASY ORA HAWKINS WARREN HENRY MARCELLE HILTON GENEVA HITSON LAVONNE HODGE CLARICE HOLM ROBERT HOLMES JUANITA HORTON NORMA HOTCHKISS THELMA HOWARD BUD HUNZIKER VIRGIL JARRETT BILL JONES BOBBY JONES CHARLES JONES DEAN JONES DONALD JONES EARL JONES GUNNAR JOHNSON PAULINE JOHNSON LEONA JUDD BOB KENT BENJAMIN KERNS NELLIE KING BARBARA KIRK EARL KLINKHANIMER BETTY KNOWLTON GERALDINE KNUTH SAM KONNIE ELSIE KURNICK VAN LANDRUM DOROTHY LAURENSON WILAMAE LEHTO MARGARET LEWIS RHEA LITTLEFIELD SALLY LOWE JEANNE LUEBBE LILLIAN LYNUM BETHEL MARBACH CAROL MAYFIELD NEVA MEANULTY CHARLES MCCANDLISS LYNN MCDANIELS JANICE McDONALD HOWARD MCGEE DONALD MCGEHEY ETHEL NICANULTY BETTY MCNERNIE VERNADINE MEGGS MAXINE MERKLE BETTY MERRILL JANE MICHELSON SUSAN MICHELSON HENRY MIKSCH EVELYN MILLER HELEN MILLER ROBERT MILLS TONY MOLATORE VIRGINIA MORRIS PAT MOSES LOU MUELLER JACK MYERS HOLGER NELSON BOB NENDEL CLOVER NEWBANKS HAROLD NORSETH PATTY O'DONALD WAYNE OLSON JIM O'NEAL SHIRLEY OVERSON CLAIRE PASCHAL JANET PATTERSON WARD PAYNE CLAUDE PEARSON MARY LOUISE PERDUE CORNELL PETERSON ROBERT PEX PAUL PHILLIPS VERN PHILLIPS ROLAND PIPER JANICE POFF WALTER POOL LEE PORTER ADELLE POWERS LOUELLA PROCTOR BETTY OUIMBY BETTY RAMAGE MELVIN RAMOS BETTY RAY LILLIAN RAYMOND EILEEN RAYNOR LEONA REDHEAD SHIRLEY REDIFER SAMMIE REDKEY MARION REGINATO FRED REINOLDSON JOSEPHINE RICH TESS RIGERS WALTER ROBERTS ' BONNIE ROBIN KATHRYN ROLAND JOHNNY ROSS 1 II TOMMIE RUNDELL HELEN RUSSELL MYRTLE RUSSELL PAUL SABO JOSEPH SCHMOLL PAT SCHUPP BILL SEHORN EDITH SHADDUCK SHIRLEY SIMMONS JERRY SLUSSER BETTY LEE SMITH DON SMITH ED SMITH MELVIN SMITH VIRGINIA ELLEN SMITH JEANE SORENSON ANDREW SOULE CARTER SPARKS JIMMIE SPORE PERCY STEERS FREDERICK STEELE V. ., 'N51-5. gm. ' A-2-354: I. 3 1. fr, 4? fl Aft. 'Yff'Q1i:, w:'iE52f'i'fgi5m gig' A-1 iff ' M. ,' wi xv, WEN JTIIELQ fr- 45.4 Hg , ,J , 4 ERNIE STEINSIEFER JIM STILES ELVA STONE BILL STEWART BILL SWEET MARJEAN THOMAS DOROTHY UHLIG PAULINE URQUIAGA JUNE VAN VIRGINIA VOLLMAN RAY WALKER GEORGE WALTERS GLESSIE WALTERS LOUISE WARD BEN WARE EUNICE WEBBER HAROLD WEBER JEAN WISENDANGER BERT WELLINGTON MARGARET WILKERSON VIOLET WERNER EVELYN WILSON JEANNE WIMMER ADA WONG BETTY WOOD ELLANOR WOODS GEORGE WOODS BILLY WORSTELL MADELINE YERKOVICH MARY YERKOVICH JOEY YEOMAN CALLIE YOUNG LEO ZELL ROWE ZELL BETTY ZIRKLE DOROTHY SEXTON FAY ZIRLKE I Bulls :lnfl l1'l'cr 1 Sfillfillg IlllllHll'I' 4I:1y. I J1111. Wumlxx nrkcrs, I. Amhil inn. .Iuwt Kids. Sm i lc. Suplmisiivzmtcrl. Monkeys sun tllenlselxes llalvillg fun. II IUUXY Meclmnics. ,, 1 My ,,,., Wlgigy Wim. i. : ll ! y 1 . 3 S 1. E718 SCPHCDMQRES , V1 vw. V u, lltrihllblmll I'r:ink Guimug, Nll llurwy, liIlU'Il I'UH3 HHI lxlll VIH l'lU 9llH N'l' loin W4 I SF lhxhnii, StiN1iV il ' ,l -ii' , A Ili KUMRQ lid Hr: 1'lH'J'l'AlCY l'lIl'lASlllildllj Xl:llll'ilf1: ua-nsluin, YICLI. Ll'IAlll'IlI. The sophomore Class has heen known to he the least active class in the school. hut this year it seems to have brought up its activities hy wiiming the Boys' Alliance mag- azine contest. From now on, sophoiuores, 1et's make this one of the most active classes. lts motto is Americzmism First with red, white zmcl hlue for its colors. Flower: American Beauty Rose. 1 .129 SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 221 IVRUNI' HOW: Y1I'Li1l111l .111111'e11s: .1l21CI1l11'11119 141.11115 11l111'i1. 1111111111111 llclly liessulxcltu: 1101111-ice Hell: 111111111-s .xllllllbllh 11111'111l1y 1iulli11g11:1111: 1'l1y111s A1111PI'SIJ11. SECOND 11011: .l:111e 141111113 141111111' A1-111st1'1111:: l111'l 11111401-3 HIINSUI1 15811211111 1111111 1411111-15 .N1u1'l1111 .X1lJI'lfC1l1I 1111111 15811111111- 1111111111 Hell: 1411111111 1111111111 A1111e1's1111: .111's. 1il1111111111sI, N11 IX 1'1l 1'l'11141: .lne A110113 l'l111i11 A11111,-1's11113 11115' AIlI1Ul'Slll1j licll .Xl'1l111Q ll1cl1 111-1'k1'11: lfruri 1581111811 11111111 liukerg .1111-11 Beckerg Roy He11u1l1ct. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 222 1f'111lN'1' 11011: 11111115 l'l11'is1y3 11-11111 1'111'11e11111ig .l1111i1l1 1514111111 Betty l'1l2lllllJ11gI11PQ Yi111e1 l'11111l1Q 5111131111-ic li11tc11s: Y11L11ll1i1 011111112 A1111 l'2l1'S1C1lSU1lQ Peggy l'1111lQg 1,1011 C211'SUl1. SECOND 11Ul1': 11111111111 141111111111 Betty 1411c111111:111: '1'e1l 1'11s1'g 1,e1111 H1'ilg2Ql10l1j 1ic1111111 1'111111e1g 1f11l5'l1E 1411111115 lime XIIIIB 11111115 .111111gie 1i111'11sg ,l11:111 1111111110111 1105116 1'l1L1sI11111. 'l'111KD 11011: lielly 1'111-ls1111: Lyle 11111115 11111111 L'l1v111eg UL'1ll'LLE 151'11s1c1'111111sg 11111 fllllplilllwl 11':1y11u 1111151-3 1'l1a11'11-N 111-idgex 11111111 1'l:11'k3 Allss 11l'1J1111. NH' IN 1'1f'1'l 1115: 1'111'f81' l'1U1llU11S. 4. 11111113 ROW: 1111111 .11'111e1's1111: .11:11y lilslmpj S1111'1e1' Buck: Peggy 13151111113 111111 151111112 1111111111 1141111111: 11111 11111111553 110111, SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 105 l lHlN'I' HOW: Alive lifllllllllxlllll lmmlliy Ifilllglllll Phyllis ldmiglig Hum-I llillvilg .llilrlrufl l4'ry1iiii'm-3 Mary Alive f'IIl'1iNQ l7lIll'll0l'L' linxg ldililli lhmlielfl: -ICIIIIIW liill-lull: llulpli lfux. -Sl'Jl'01XlJ llllll 'l'lml:1Ii l'i-iilclilield, Llwrzi QVLIIIIYIHIHLNQ .lull-ce lrullsirliidcg lim-lty ldspzileg .laincl ldclilm-3 llcorigizi Fuiikg Alsimgaiiel lfl-lileilg Alain' .lame llrukeg Kieiwgge llviiivlrulmsp llny l'12lblIJlIl'll. 'l'llllllP HUM: lluiwillieii ldlliiigmii: .luck l i'1lierg: Jlllllul' Uiniiiiingay l+'r:i1ik Gzillm-ailliq llzuiil liiIl'ul1!g liill ldrllllllimmg Hurt lie-iiiiisg lflilllk ljziiiuilg: l rziiill Hess: l,vui1m'n llairrell: Airs. Sllziliiioil. NUT IA l'lL l'l IHC: Juyce lfinclig Audrey Eviilis. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 324 l ll0X'l' llllll: lillxlzllwi liuxtnilibg Willie Hull: lid lluslcyg lrellu llczillig Almgury llauimng linilli llnlm: Allin lluvllerg Alice Gilslzitmiii l,u1'i':ii11e liullirie. SlfLl'll.Nir llllllz llux-vl llnlim-r: llzile llzirper: Alairy Gray: Alice Hzigclslcing limmie lleitniung Aluxiue I'I:u'rling lmisy Gilviiils-3 Alililu-cl lluuplvg Mary lalleli Hutclililll. 'l'lllllll llllll: l-mil linen-11: lfiuink l-lzixyg Alurk llzmiiug llzizel llznlfwlyg Yiiizin Gillctlcg llulre-it Gi-uvchg lielty .lime llnlletlg Xiiriimii llzillz Yelimi llzunni. lflll ll'llll llllll: ldnixxiii HIIlL'lIixIwI lililll llnufeg ,lim liiviiig l'li.u'lcs llilauii: lleiiimii Ginny, llicll lleiillwriiug Eiliiiii Grmeil- ftviiig lliiiiqiiml llullislxiy: Ali, llziiwx. N01 IX lil ll lllu, Hilllllj' lxlllllxl Mvlllll llziim-ii: l-Qligmflic llullingiinrllig .liizlli HCCKIIIEIIIQ liziililuvii llill. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 320 Il'IIIlN'l' IIUW: VIYIIEIIS -IIIIIIISKIIII Idlln-I I,imlcmuml: I,:Illr:1 liinulmullg .lrlinc Kilklmlrlvkg .lleun Kcllimj lllumlyh Killizmg Mu Linrler: Lucy Iillulmlli Wesley Illmlelg llullur Ilellry. SIGCIJYNIH IWW: .llnrlznll -IHIIIISIIIIQ Idm line JEICUIJSUIIQ ISCZIIVICU IiI'1wg,er3 Peggy liealtlng: Alamy l,llll .lollllsung Ruby .luv-pll Inga Jolmmn: llunzxlll I,:llI'4II Idzl Jolly. 'I'llIllIJ IWW: IAIIIISU Huwle-Q Iizly Lewis: ldlxlmul Lewis: liowlull Imllillgllallllg .lim Iilllryg Alilfllll .l:lc'uI1+e1lg lilly liznrrerg Iilll IXIIIQLQ llifk lluwlmlg .lim llmlurllg .lim Ilullnmng Mr. Kurby. NOT IA I'lL I'L'llI4L: Hull Iluustung Iiuyllumcl Ilumlrrlg Jml Ilunlerg Virgil Iicllyg HIL-n Iicnnurly. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 303 l lIUN'I' HOW: .llslrle .llvl'lollz1111I: liluwx l,l1lIuli1'lfl: l'11lIwrim' .llzlllu-si MIIIIUIIIIE' .llulSrirII-3 HIII'lJiIl'il Alvllcull: l'v:Irl 5lvl,c:uu Rlllll .NIEIITIICIIBI Ilalrulrl .lIr'IMm:1lsl: .llnry Ilululrzlm. SIQVIINIP NOW: lluherl .llustvlsg llrlml .llilllllj liill Long: Hull .llurry .lim Alzlylim-lrl: .llvlliu l,:Irsun3 Ifllvznmr Lust. 'I'IIIlIlJ IIUIY: .luck Ilmlg: I+L4lm1r4l Imtlhgzlzllwli Idugunr- Ima: Ullllillll Mcliecg Ilam .lll'l'llll1IllgfIIQ Ilulwy AIc'I,i11gg1 AIIM NUINIIII MVI' IN l'lI'Tl ltldt YCVIIIIII Linrlmeyg Lynn Mcllzulielxg Iiclly .ll0Nerncy. 1 1 SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 206 I lHl'f'I' . INN: .X111l1'1'-1 M111-1 1111111 l'1-1111111g1l11113 Ii11I1- .XI1v1I1'53 li:1I1- .XI11II1'yg Gl111'i:1 P1-I1'1'x!vi111'1'3 J1':1n M1mc'rieI'p ntbllllill ,Xl1'1kl1-3 1111111-1:1 UIJIINI, SIGUINIP HOW: l':1II11'1'1111' A11-11131: ISIII Alcllluseg .luhll l'1'l1'15g .lnyvc .NllINLlIXQ l'lu01':1 M111't1m11g lic1ty Milllnll: Mary Ussp lilfrlllicl NUIMIII, 'I'lHlHl IWW: xvlllll l'.1y111': ,Xlelml .XlIllL'I'Q lS1II U'l'111111111'1 M:11l1'if'v U'l':1lI:1gl1:mg .l:11'k Mi11'I1uIl3 Gene Ulsullj Murlyn Al1I1l11'lN1-113 Alu, H1111-111I'I, MH' IX l'll I'l IHC: Nex1I1111 .Ullllflllllf .I.11'l1 l':1' 3 ' ' ' 121111 U1l1n1111'!I: .lJlI14'l l'z1Il1'1 IAM 111111111 I,L'f0l'SIPI'lj Yllgilliil Mrnrrisg licftc Ncilmlrg l'l111c1' Newlmllksg 4 11111. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 106 I'li0X'I' IHHY: ,Xl:11.111111- lived: .X1l11Iv I'1111e153 li11l1lw11z1 lilliitl llelvn 151111011111-3 lfllllllil lliceg .XIIIIIYX licwlg Jillllllik lie llinkg .Ivan Ilulwlts. SIQPUNII INN: Al111g111-11l1- l'11ll.1111: 1il11111w lfllllllllrllj 111-ne11v1e IURICIIQ Alzucillc lieynmldsg Janice 1'111l'g ulllfiil Pope: Bessie 1111112 -lillll' 111111111 'I'Il1HIl mm, .I11111 l:11'I1: S111111111 li:1111x1-pg 511111111 1:11413 I-'1u1l lhmg .UQll'i1l 1le1I1111m1111g l'6:551N 1,1111 Kllllltilf 11111-111111 1'l'21iI'i8j l'.111I I'l11'Ipw: 511, l'J1l1llt'l'. MII' 15 I ll ' 'll Hlff H1-I11111I l'1111'1: 31.11111 l'1N:111: 1.1-e 1'1111u13 l,1II'lX 141113 .l11l111 K1-111111111115 llussull ltiuch. 2 +4 l SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 322 If'lION'l' IIUW: Ruth Sleillursmlp ldllvn Sutton: Luis Schultz: Louise SllllllllI'YQ lfrellzl Stilwell: llc-tty SIIINICINI llllelyn Suneri Frances Soto: .lune Sowell. SEUIINII HOW: IXVIIIIEIII Snllllli Yernell SIIIIIIISI IVI1-'cl Sclmlzg Annlren Sunleg Hull SUIQIISUIIQ Slew Slcnurl: lion Sclmrlygclll Ernie SlElllS0ll40I'I .llIlI'IilI Sllifle. TIIIIIII IIUW: Ilrnc Slilelsl liull Sllllilllilllj tiene Snnlllg Wzlllncc 'lurninlgug .Inn Sllyllwj liull Snyllel-3 l I'Elll'll'lx Stun-le: Alr. Vzlllflerlmnl. NUT lN l'lC'l'LIIId: Dlllllllll Sauer: lilly SlIll1IlIII'6j Dnmllly Sexlun: lllllwllil Sllllnnalnq Ulullu Slulllny Gxwn Slumll, SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 223 IPIIUNT IWW: .luyce Weser: Sylliu 'HIIPIIIIISIIIIQ Arlene 'l'lmn1:ns: llllllllt'llIl Winllsmlg Alice Wclllerg lwnlline lvlfllllilglilf lk-tly lmlnng llunsllrl While: Alzlry Yerlxlnivll. SICCONII IIUW: Louis 'l'lIOI'llIOIII lvinn Svemlseng lm-is Welllllcrgzz Urlclm Wllllflllllllj Ifirnm Tlcluxrlllzlg Mau-ie Williams: Hub Wzlllexsg Annu Luc Zell: llonulll Wzltkillsg June xY4Il'llllI lg'lIIll. Tlllllll IIUWZ Luwis Wxlliznnsq Dale Wzlllzlceg Ilzlrry ulllllllllilllll Ykflllllll Tutor: Iiullert Wellnnln: Ingxan' Sllllllslllll lilllw Wlntncy: NVJIITCII Wells: Mr. Wmulllllllsv. NOT IN l'lC'l'lllIl'lZ lllll lvllldlllsl Alullellllc Iwklnlcll. Zin gflenrurizxnr E A R L A N G E L p-w- .fi q-up-,...., illl ll X ,Vf s ., , .A-l '4 1-WL i ay I-. 53115 FRESHM pN w Mrk, Illl!l'l1 I'UIC1 Ml1'lw'x lflllll'I', I'lKl'lSIlHGN'I'2 .XII1-lin llnlrin, 1ll'I41 l'IKI'1SlIll'jN'l'I Ilurk Fanlu, Hl'll'l!H'l'AlH'f'I'lllCASl'IIl'IHg l'lil'l'0l'll Illllllllps, HGLI, I,HAlDl'IIL f.. llua 11.155 st.l1'lc-cl U1'fwi1l111mng-. The fl'CSl'llll1lll 1'c'cc-ptiolm :Lucl miti.11im1 xxmrc- thc main activities whicll they luukcrl I'o1'wz11'cl tu. licvp up thc xv: I' LN um slzxrtcrl, :xml yuu'll make il IHLINC for yo111'sclf. FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 214 VNU .,,,.l ., Xl' MUN: lflrlmln- .Xllffl'I'5IYllf -lH lllI4'ff1l Itanlrvuvlxg ltuhcltu .UI-iiIlSIvIIQ N1-Ilia' HUIIYIIHIIII Wamflu llzuglcyg K:l1l1lv1'Il Xu-'L-I' lmcv linrtf' llurulln' Xmnli' l'l mu Xml litlfli ' , . - , 4-4 '-s . ummm: ': 'l'E'UlSIl1llJ. hl'l'JlINIi H0883 Lylv linker: Burl HIIIIIHQWXSIIIIDQ lizlrlcvll ,UICIIIIEIQ NHl'lllil liniloyg .lezm lilJlCklllIl'IlQ XI2lI'L.CilI'0f, llluiri Holy liznrrj lirllrm- HVJIIII Al.1rluxv Hum-sg Ifivlmlri 110014. lllllili HIIXX: kenm-II1 Alu-rg .Hmm 1- 1' I lmnuml 1 nku Huh X L ,- :V cn'-': -.r IS Ilut 13 ,XII'erI lialrku-rg l'hil1p lilnlnng .Iumus Bovvllig lltfllry ASIIIIVSIQ lflllliillf Lultlu llev lilrncttg Miss UUITDHIL' Huiliu. X01 IN l'Il ll Ula? liullrlll-x liulttlll. 1' .f - 1 1 FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 306 FRONT ROW: 15011 Iirowng 1+1s1her 1S00k: Alnxine l'1z1ry3 llewrly 110110: liunnic HIWIXXIIQ .lulim-1:1 l'Jlrl1iHUQ Ulilu 1215111103 Shirley l'11:lseg l'1:1rz1 L'z11r1we11: 1101141111 l'il1'101'j Rodney 150r'ris3 B011 l'21l'S10llSSll. S1+ll'0NiT HOW: 1i0ImI1y 15111120851 1101111111 l'1l1'1SIXQ M:u'tin Hulz: Alzxrinn Vzunplmz-113 Blzzrmllv f'ElI'1l3I'Q Luis 1511121112 Betty l'1lfC11111gj June! l'll1'lXIl311SU1lQ 1.0l'uine liraxttuni 1'10w:11'd liurnettg 15111 linruessg '1'0m 1iu1'0rf1. '1'1l11!D ROW: A1110 Cline: Mickey Butler: 15111 lxll1'1H1121l1S01lI llick l'zu1:1g 1401111 l'1il1K111l1.f1l1llf Wuyxm C1l1'fv'A101lSCll: .Iimmie 0111211111111 15011 lillrkeg 1,2010 1ir00ksg 1111311 liuycrg 11. 15. Bl'ilS1l?'2ll'bQ Mr. t'00pey. NUT IN 1'1C'1'U1C1Q: 1dr0 1501101103 L'11zu1es 13lu'rc11p B1il1'1.i21l'0l1 limmlxllamg 1161100011 lirimlgcsg Virginian t'14-gg. FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 215 1+'1C11N'1' IWW: Box 1'0Ng 110r0T11y l'll1'1'1l'1'I Maxine 1'01ne1z1m1g .lswqllvlilw 110 110011017 11vTty Leu 11:1i1yJ 1'11riNti11:1 110011-truk0w3 nvyllllffffil 1111111 l'l'21lI1El'j A1100 LU!'l'1l11lU 1111510113 Betily 1l:111e-yi 1210111111 l'010itTs, SECOND ROW: 11011 liirscllig 1100 1111011113 Alznrgie lluraulj Ailecu l'0n1ei1g L'h:u'101tc l'I'2l11lQ .Iuue Dos Memes: 5111111111 lremimgg Hazel l'01v1n3 K05' lleun. T1'11111J ROW: Joe l'001ey, .luck l'01u11p .lim l'0x: 15111 L'011r:n1y: Wzlllvl' l'0111'1l1l1'I HUB' 111111113 151111 137111511112 3111, Virginia 14'11:k, NUT IN 1'1C'1'Ll1115: Yic101' 00014: Waller C0013 Nulam t'00pel'3 .UIHIIIIIX l'l'IIlP0: 1+lf1w:u'm1 110005. nn. m 'Il E 1 'W' FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 315 1 1111X'1' 111111: -1111111 1fI1-11'I11'13 .1:11111w 1i11A1111x1111: 11:11I1.11:1 1 :111iN3 I11':1111111 11:1111i111111g l1l'I111l'1Z 11'11s11r1'j f'l1111'l'11 1111111111113 11111011 l'yll11xt'Ir111lQ 1121111111 H1'l111j'I 1121111 11111113 1 e1'111' H1lll11'1'1'IlIf U111'l'kll 1'l1'1111g 1111115 li1'111'1111. SlfIt'11.N11 111111: 111111111 l+'11x1u1': l11'11e l'41lllL'1I 1,1111 111111I.111sg 11111-1111111y11 Ul11111'1'l'llff 1111111 l l1l'1N.'I'j 111111111-s 11,1c1'1'1+g I'11y11is 151-11111: Y1-11:1 1611111111113 A111111 111111-5 11101111111 1'l1'c11'h3 livlly 1111113 S1l11'lk'X 1+'1'111:111. '1'11111i1 111111: 1,11111v 11'1-y: ,1:11'11 111111111115 1:1111 1':11'1'i5: S111-111-1-1 lf1'1l'11M1IlQ 1511511111111 lfllllfij N11l'1l11l11 1451111111 111111 11'1'i1-s1f11g 111011 1111111113 H2111 1i111e1'1'g 1 11-1,1 1 1111'1111-g .1111 1111114111 l'k1'131lt1l. MIT IX l'11 11l 11111: 81.11111-1' 111111: 112111 101111: 11111111115 1'1l'llmlI l1111IL'll 1'1111llI 111e111'11c 1 i1'u3 fllllllllly 1 1'icso11: 131111151115 1111111111115 11111111111 11:1111'111'113 11111111 111111111111 1 1111'e11c I-1:1111-1-13 111'I1j1' 1441-1-11111'11s1111g 1,111'111c 11111511113 Mac U111s1111. FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 302 1'1111N'1' 111111: 1,11111111111 1x1ll11lI S1l11'lt'.Y 1XJ11ZIl1l'XL'1'Q 1111411119 1111111111:111g 1Q:11y 14015113 .11'1e11v 111111'1111tg A151118 .11111esg vU1'1l 11115115 H1111-1 M1511-141: 111.111 1111111111111 l':111 1111g111'f: 11101111111 lllcks. 8111111511 1111112 111111- 1w1111e11y, 11'1111111'e .1111111e1111: 1.eN111- 1'1111111i11f: l'l1ll'l'l1C9 1411511013 1601110 1111111e1'p 1511-1111 I111111e1'1g Stanley 111-1111111111: 111-M111 1111111111: 111111111 11111111 hj11g1'11e ,1:1c1111Ne115 H111 .l:1111eh. '1'11111I1 111111: 1111-11:1111 111111: l'11:11'1es 1xee1111g3 Li111l1'l1K'L' 11110113 1'11111 1111111115 1'111 ,11:11hc11g 1'1:11'1cy 11511113 1415111 Hitsung 1+11'11ie 111111: N1111 lll1I1'1l111NI 1111111 hill1t'1. 11'Ul 11'1'11 111111. -111111115 111-1-111111: 1101111 11u11:1gv1g 11111111 111111N.111u1'3 .1:1111ew 1111111111413 1G11g1-11c 111111595 Luc 1I11111e1'g 151111 Keeney: 111111111 lx11111' 111 1.11111 1111 MI'1'1.X 1'11'11 1111: .111111111 11l11'1l'Q 111111 1111112 1111111 .1111111N1111: 111111 lxvllvy. FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 207 I+'ICON'I' IWW: Inzme l.:u1rIr11n13 12111114111 l,lIllIlQ Ihlhy Lake: Evelyn Leslieg Mary I.iIlIllI'X: Furl Lung: Genellv l.5lIL'II. SIGVUNIJ INN: l'l:1l1:lv Lenin: .lim l.znm1ng l,iI:1 Kulfllerg Iierllicc BIIIITIIIUZQ New LIIIIIIIHIII Luuihe I..1ilfl3 Helen I.1ll's 'I'IIIKIb IIUW: linherr I,ym:mg I'Ilrt'm'cI Almmg Item: Manrcllese: IIIm'xi11 Lueazsg Hmm Lung: .ln Ann Mussel: l'l:u'z1beIlI Ixmh Mau-y Ellen Lung: Airs. 0'AeiII. NUT IA l'IC'I'L HIC: Eanmm Iinlfg Lester I.iI1Ll0w. FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 314 IVIIUNI RUN: Ilrmzzlxl .IIcIir1rle2 Jllll Illstelcltg .lzmmy Null: Wesley UISIYIIQ Iiawlmrzl .Ilumeg .Iurlrey Miller: l I'IIlll'I'9 Md umll .lucrlllulille Ullristi lglllllll' Mc'l'uuI, Sl+ll'UNTl IWW: Imvirl Mlksehi Ilichallrl NCXXIIIJIIIQ Iiill Mzltllexug Robert Nelsoup Ilexerly ling I':1t XleYe53 .llme Florence .Ilzlthisg Idllen Michael. TIIIIITJ RUW: I.ilWI'8llt'B Rlitchellg Guy Mlllllllillj Donald Ulsung Luluncl Miller: Neil .Iluytielfig .Inn Uteyg Alnrgau-et Xllxlllllll Ilettty Owings: .Nllx Ayres. NUT IA l'It l'L?IiIG: I-Izu-lun .Illlchellg Bette Mingop Bonnie Aliugu. P FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 204 lfIHlN'I' IWW: flllllflllll' V1-IIA: .Innnm-N Vi-.xi .Inn-I. lhnhhihxg Hirulull I'1-lrivkp Slslrjmic l'0tvm11x3 1'h:uI4-s limlrkg 431-Izumi Pxnvlmg H1Il l't'Il'lIl: Ah-lhf l'llXH'I5. SICVOINIP IHIW: .Mlm-lm lhnlnh: Ilmnlh-x Higgs Alulllm lim: ,Nmlihv l'.nIlm-mlullg In-nc l'0:1rs'cg Hob lfllshg Huy l'4:cI4g lllthcl .Nl.w Phlhmg lmhuhl l't'l'kllISQ Albert Ihlwllznl. Tlllllib HOW: limhtu lluln-mtg: .Xllllil Maw l'l'lt'I'NUllI 11-m l'L'llllillgI4IIlI NAIIICX lf2lIllxilX, lmu Suuerg Arthur liuhinsrmg Melxin Hulnnfmlz lu-1th l'uI1-lwlmg l,5lu liwllivlflj l,lll'lHk' l'mc1m', .-V. ,- . l'lll RIM MN: I-,wlxn l'I'llllllHlIllIlEI Ul':ll'1' lim-3 l,1lli:1h 1'llI17llhI 11111 l'litcIm1'1lg Nllllllilll Iiixcrsg l'h:1rIcs Pcckg Iluh Pllclpsj Alnllm- liwlufuhg lla-:ln-xie-xc l'n-ture: Alu. Ilowe. MH' IN I'Il'l'l HI-J: Vlxllmml l'h1Ill1vs3 lilvllaud Kilslilllxxvll. FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 318 1 1iUX'I' lllm: .Xlivv Sllhhwhhg ILIIIIL' Smnh: .lvfmnc Slnhl: Hum- SvI1.1Il'rl3 liunlmlzl .Ulll Smith: ltulwrt S111i1hp .Icsbc Shep- hxmiy l,e-:mul Smith. SHHINII HHN: humlu Slum: 13:11-Imnzn S1-huhzp Aexu Shultzz ltuhy Shznrh: Italy Sclmlurg .X1'nn14l Selhyg 'l':mlhert Sehomg lhuixwy Slum, 'IIIHIII IHIXXJ In-lx,-n Svullwg lilauwln- Slxleli Ilnihu Shah: linuzurl Sexluh: .lzunew Sham: Glen Smith: Tum S1'Il:n'I'exlsfci11g .um Huw-Il, NUT IN I'll'lLl Iilz, lX1'lTll Snmh: .luhmhru S11-hh-Inj .I:nl:h1l,1 SQIIVIWI. FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 208 IVKUNT HOW: Alzlrie Stiles: Sliirluy SllI'IH'0llllllfj Alurtlizl Uliring .llalrlys Stuiiiscilcrg .icuii Wimlg llnliliy Stoiipclg liuli Tutteiig Alury Stiversg Lewis Vogler. SEUONII IWW: l':1li-ivin 'llminsniii .lucqueliiie Sturm: Sliirlcy Tillmig Agnes Vurinillimig llcriizlrrl Vslilluiicolirg Ffilllk Stiles lf1C'lllll'll Yl1lIlllIli'4ilIl'1 l'ci'i'y Willson: lillliy Sllfflrll. Tllllill HOW: llnnizl xv1lllilL'E'f Xllllllil Llsliclli liilly Wzunlg Lal Ylllllw 'l'I'llX14Jl'Q lifillin 'l'lllci'1 Wlillllll u'll1SUllQ lflliyll Tutti Fred 'l'i'uxi':u'lli:l3 Ali. Smith. NH' IN l'lLT'l'l,lllfJ: Joliiiliy Swvckxg .luck Talxelilielj Wil5'llC Willlxlllm. FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 301 l li0N'l' HUW: Al:ligiul'im- Wands: .lusniitzl Wulgsuiiuilq lwslul' Wilkuliwuiig Allllil Wumlg Kieurgizui WL-lglj lk-ll' Zugmiig liriicl Wirllig liclliurt lzuilisg licrzllfl Wryii. Sl'll'0Nll KllWi .llurie While: limwriiliy Wllsong limi: Wong: lizlrliziizl Wolimlg Aiiiiic Zllllillll Weblog' Witlii'mi'3 ldzlrl ZilK'IlilIlJl9 'l'lmi u'llIl0l'I'lllQ18l'Q .llllilliy Wyrii. 'l'HllCD HOW: .lrtliilr Wuiig: lrviie Wliimisg Katy Zixpamg View Ziirlirnggg l-'red Wliitiim-yy Leslie Yuungg lfluyfl Yuuiigg Mr II. A. 'l'c:llc. NIT IN l'lK l'lflllQ: l':ll'l Williunisg liurlcll Wilson: liulmy Wise, ST New 'l'u:1cl1ers. At Work. Mevllamicx? The Lung :md Slmrt. Who' the Lady? Miss lhvwn ut Work. Rook? Biology!!! Gypsy 0'NuiII. Lam- Iluurs. My! My! Sum-lung. ltlmny Plays Witch lflxcusm-d? llutuntiun! Motor Mundcr. Still lwckimg. A Iilunk Luuk. The Ujlblfllllill. i ' Z Y 3 .1 i U -J D Ilill Iiillies. I'rexy :it the Seziles 'l'he Editor As :i In s Actors. Mr. FIX-ii. Louise :ind Accordion The 'I'rum1Jel Pulls Wim-I1 'I'h:1t Grease' Relaxing. .ieting Up Again. Nurliiii Poses. Singing? Pzission Play. lim-bziizn, Jeainiiette, N 1lg,1n1i Wourlwurking Class Wuuld You Believe He Was Great. r 01' ,V R 'g Zfxwfw l lf fl 'xx IflmN'l' HOW: l'z1lI Sim-sg l,:nm-m-v liflmu1'u5g l'c:ulcy li, Smiles: 1'illnl 'lhomusg llurluy Exzuls. SIQCUND ROW: Bill Al2ll'lill0Z ll Ulullcchr: llilbert 15. l,:u'gQl1t. Q . f' f X, . , l L 'xl ll, ll Xxtllffli lilwunlrs, lmmnls, SXYCCIPIIIQ' up 111141 cluwll ngzmin. Yes, llwy :uw our jllllllwffi, IllXVZlj'S li1'l'lDlllQ' nur VIHJHIS :mcl Imlls 110:11 :mrl L'lCZlll :mul fIl'lYlIlg' lmsvs with czlrl- :Lncl :1c'Ul11':u'y sw xxx' um gall lmlm' sul!-ly. l.c'l's tzlkcf our lmls MT lu thc- I'u1'g,g'uttc'11 jzlllilurs :mtl give Blmllorrm Uownf Ill VCL' l'Ill'L'l'S 2 1. llalrcruft Towels. '. liill :md old lalillnful. . l.r1fr1mc'L'. ,, ..- I. l'illlll'1lM'S, T' Q 1 I CDRGANIZATIONS AND ACTIVITIES yw mA -1- 'ag L . ... V ,M J.-i 'Q r THE WOMEN As This is the largest all star women play production staff in the school. The league is divided into five clubs, each club having special duties to perforni during the year. Their outstanding productions of each year are the Runiniage Sale, Big and Little Sister Dance, The Girls' League Formal, lXlothers' Tea, and The April Frolic. The League sponsors inany worth-while projects during' the year and should he coinphniented for its fine work. l+'lt0N'l' HOW: Janice Uulmli, Presltlenl of Club 11 Bethel llntcliinson, President of Club -1: Betty Reymers, PRESI- lJElN'l': Aclelle Zznnsltr, Slfll'Kl:L'l'AKX-'l'lil1JASUNEI!3 B2ll'llZlI'21 Bell, Presltlent of Club 5. Sl-JCUNU ROW: Miss Nelson: Jerry Ilenehie, Presirlent of Club 31 Jeanne Merrill, VICE l'ltl+jSllblfJN'l'g lisltliryn Kelley, A'l'lll,l'I'l'lt' MANAGEllg Phyllis Collier, l'l't'Sltll:'llT ut' Club 22 Miss Pinlistun, Director ul' Club 4. NOT IN 1'lC'l'L'liE: Mrs. lluv,:u'd, lJlllEC'l'0lC of The Girls' League. A MAN THINKS A stupendous, colossal, four star production featuring' all of the boys in the student-body. The Boys' Alliance of this season offers a wide varietx' of attractions including dancing' lessons, a carnival, a formal and iiifornial dance, and a magazine subscription drive. Outstanding' services were the sale of ice creain on the front steps and hicycle racks made hy the hoys and presented to the school. l+'lIUN'l' llllwz Dick lrxl, l'lllCS1Ul11N'l'I Kill UIIUUIHS, Vlfli l'1lESllPl'lNl': Hay l'l'1lllU, 'l'lll11.lStlll5l!5 Leu Bocelli: Mvlriu lgnmug, SECOND lt0W:'l'uny llllJl2llUl'Cf Ken Wilson: Mr. llanxmer, llllilflC'l'0ll. LET US BE GAY .X lively little clrzimzl with il seriuus Slflif-l'Ciltll1'lllg' Pep Peppers The most importzmt scenes are lmserl cm the clrills at lcmtlmzlll :mcl lmsket lmztll ffzmies and the swles of se ' Z, C zisfm tickets cluring' the vztriuiis athletic seztsuns. The lniffffest lziuffh in tl f M5 6 ie show Comes with the iiiitizttirm cm the new members. CThe Cfllitllllllllg' fm' this act was l?2ll'llClllZl.1'lY rl Slilllfllllgj A banquet at which l'ep Pepper furnishes the climax, lll'l'El! 1'lC'l'UlCE+l KUN'l' HOW! liPTllel Hllllilllllillll 9I'll'HE'l'AlfY' Nl'II'Il Il'l l ' , . , .. 'mncllg l4I'JIIlC43S l llNll'I'Q Pully Meet, l'lHuSllll'JN'l': B2lI'lJiH'il Hell: .IAIIHCC liuhlrz Phyllis Auln-ey. SIGUUNII HOW: Lens: liellnttiz liimly Holly l'Iau'lre l 1ll'IlL'5SI Helen Flux: Al2lI'1.fElI'Ul llrwlulii IS111'lm:1rn AUSIIIISI .lczumcltc l itx11ntrir'k1 lislilmlvc .l:wulrs, 'l'lHIIIl IIHW: Stella limimeg Phyllis Uullier, 'l'lil+JASl HIGH: .leznvm-lie ll2lX'lt'ShQ .Nl:ugaic ldlliullg l'nlI:n Gzinnmg, Vll'lC I'ltldSl- IlId.X'l'g .lerry IlClll'lliCj LUIIISU UllI'lllllQ llurullly S1'lllllllI, lPllllNll llUlC, IAHNICK l'll l'lKld-l llUNl' NOW: -llllle AllQ'lll'l9IPllQ Ulblllllk Mullin: Wilmzie l1l'lllllQ Kay Sr'l1lufl1:1l11'1'3 Alznrx' .Inllc Aletlerg Arlvlle Zailnskyy Jllmlflllllllk' Hog5i11:ltu3 lilzulxs nlilllflllllf Maui' .wilrv li'1rI ' ' ' H . . 1 llllll. bhtllkli IWW: Flnulmlc Hulvh, llell-11 Miller: 1-ierty lillllllllllllf My Sl'6lllSOIi0l'Q Helly Keyim-rs: Denim- lilvim-ggerg Ethel AlcNultx: Ili-lvn tllsong lietty Alerrill. 'Hllltll HUW: lmrurliy lhlig: June Yun: Sue-an Suumrm: K?Illll'lYll lie-lleyg Virginia Ellen Smithg .lt-:lime Alerrillg Jczui n'l95t'lllflill1gt'I'j l':1t Svllllppj Durutlly Schupp, lJlltl5L'l'Ull. NUT IN l'lCTUltE: Put Ellis. ut- :1 cup is preseutecl to the ciutstzmcliug' IT TAKES THE MEN This cast, resplendent in new red and white uniiurins, catches the eye of everyone who attends our athletic events, COLIIJECOLIS and helpful :lt :ill times, they unholcl the honor of the Klamath Knights, taking upon themselves the tremendous responsibility of ushering. They leave the athletic arena for one week of each year to sponsor the annual color week which closes with gi highly successful color dance. lll l'llHb' l4'llUN'l' IIUW' 'Nl'u'tin Butv' Tell Case' lion Cnrsong Dick lieckenq Earl lilzmkenshipp UI lhilt ' P- . . . ,, . , Sl+Jl'4lNlJ HOW: .Iimmy Keeiimii lllmulfl l'il'illl0llQ Alzirli Hlllllliij .luck l'ustlebe1'i'yg Edwin Gl'llU3llSlt'll'lQ lil. C. Vander ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' lil ll l'en liernsg Don llunsakerg .lim Kirliyg ldurl George. pool, llllllul l0lt. llllllli htm. loitei eme s, l lAIll'l4Ill l'll l'llH15-lf'li0N'l' HOW: llnle Wallace: Steven Slewartg Kenneth Smith: Tom Wiiiterriiigerz Billy Worstellj Pete Zupznip ,lim lklisfelt. SIGUUNIJ ROW: Steplieu Green: lPill'Xl'lll McCm'mll: .limmey Worn: tiene Smith: .loc if-1111121115 .lim Stiles: Dun Smithg Marvin Wzllsmi. 'l'llllClJ KUW1 liolr l'enrorl, l'lil4lSllll41N'l'g Boll Evans, VICE l'lil'lSllllQN'll: Hill lVt'onnm'g l'm'l Alustueg Walt lhmlierts: l'zml Siirpreiiziiitg Andrew Suulep E. C. Vllnderpoul, lJllil+JCT0li. NOT lN l'lC'l'L!lllQ: Lowell llzmi, Sl5L'llhJ'l'AltY-TIQEASUlllili. TQNQAI IT HAD TO BE I LING' x ' ff N V ,School 1 'rr gun ' IT'S A WISE ,Ss 2- QQ 'X J 5- I ' 0 veg' . s I lf you are one of those who like to see a drama based upon the good old days, you will not want to miss this one. Memories of the past are brought to life throughout the year. and woe be unto the lowly freshman who fails to give them the respect due. Probably one of the most enjoyable scenes is the one in which crowded halls echo to friendly greetings as the Traditions Committee sponsors Hello Day . l4'R1INl' ROW: Bethel Hutchinson, SEl'Rlf'l'.XR1-'l'REASl'RER: Charlotte Wales: Swell Swanson: Mary Awdry Radcliffe: Stella Bowne, SECOND ROW: Bob 0'I'onnor, EX-UFFICIU: Charles Foster, PRESIDENT: Lloyd Conrady: Ray Crane: Byron Cody: Mrs. Good, IJIREt I'UR. NUT IN PICTURE: Fred Eyerly: Bill Ganong. CHI LD .Xu inspiring play featuring the Honor Society, the members ol' which make themselves useful by compiling honor rolls and supply- ing ushers for the various programs in the auditorium. They at- tempt to goad all sleeping genius into action by offering Coca-Cola awards to those who make the honor roll and by awarding torch pins to graduating seniors with high scholastic standing. Definitely unintellectual, however, are their initiations. lfRON'l' ROW: Margaret Lewis: lllziriorie Moser: Bcity Reymers: Patty lfleet: .lime Van: Stella Bowne: Betty Bessonetle: .inn l':irsienseil: Billy Worslell. SECOND ROW: Adelle Zamsky: Mrs. F. L. Green: Dolores Aclolplis: Merlon Albrecht: Barlmm Rirk: Martina lflasliimii: Bethel Hutchinson: Josephine Reginato: Mary Awflry Rmlelllieg Elsie Kurniek: Phyllis I'ollier. 'l'lllRll ROW: Swea Swanson: IIill'lJIll'2I McLean: Hillel IIIIIIICIIIIIUIII Betly Bueliunaii: Uliurlotte Wales: l'at Ellis: .lane Rollin: Jeiiiniette Bayless: Pat Schupp, SEl'RE'l'.IltX: Ben llasliiigs. l+'UllR'l'll ROW: Lloyd l'e:u'son: Cluriee Furness: Virginia Smith: Dorothy llhlig: Helen Vox: l'olla tlzinong: Ben Kerns: Boll Ediiards: Earl Reynolds. I+'lI4 l'II ROW: Harold Uhlig: Kathryn Reiley: Lee Smith: George Holy: Mantle Summers: lliek Blohni: Dick Igl: Charles Foster, PRESI- lll'jN'I': Mrs. Waters, IHREl l'0R. NUT IN I'IC'l'URl'JZ Frerl Eyerly. THE HELPING HAND l .. This attraction appeals especially to those who are interested in humanity and love for the 'fellow man. lts greatest activity naturally falls in the period previous to Christmas when the l-li-Y sponsors a lood drive from which enough food is obtained to en- able the distribution of heaping baskets to needy families through- out the Klamath Falls area. A father and son banquet, a dance. and a picnic are included in the year's actvities. I RON'l' ROW: Ernie Steinseiferp Alelrin Ramos: l+'rank Ilanongg Bob 0'l'oim0r: Hill 0'I'onnor: Byron Cody, VICE I'RESIllEA'l': llarold Eittreim: Lowell llannn. SEFUNIJ ROW: .lack Robinson: George Cooley: Dick Iglg Harold Weber: Ray l'i'zine: Eugene Lore: Earl Reynolds: Allin Cheyne. THIRIJ ROW: Marion Regi- nato: Bill Rush, SEl'RE'l'ARY-'l'REASI'RER: Boll I ll'llllIIIS0llf Leo Boechi: Dick Blohm, PRESIDENT: Bob Evans: Boll Kent: E. l'. Vanderpool, lrllfEl'TUR, NUT IN I'lt'TURE: Ifred Eyerly: Bob Miller: Gerald Stippich. THE FOURTH ESTATE K I .149 The curtain rises, and those members of the journalism class who have done outstanding work in their chosen field and have passed the requirements of the national organization are admitted into the honored fold of Quill and Scroll. The cast is of necessity a small one. but the finished production which this select group presents to the student body via the lirater is ol such quality as to make each member a star. ,.-Mull' mmg 315.1-jolly Alon-ip ,XlljLI'IIIll' Bram: l'li:1rlo1le Wales: N-li I,lIlfIllt'!'gIlQ Barbara Beane, SEFONIJ Huw: Alum, Mw,w1,,,,,3 yqyljgl qpmongg mel: lilolililq Bill Uaiioiig: l':1t Ellis: Il. 0. Palmer, DIRECTOR. lXU'1' IN l'Il l'l,IiE1 l I'l'll HWIIDA mvexmw-X Q., wx 'IZ l 5, v f V ww? M, f OUT OF THE UNKNOWN Exciting' drama with its setting in the niysterious domain of , the laboratory, Modern disciples of science delve deep into the S.. exciting' potentialities ot nature's ingredients. liach member of the ,gnqg cast is a star in his own right. playing the principal role in an ex- e: -5 periment ol' his own selection. liven scientists lnust eat, and the ,, Science Club is no exception. Spring' brings a party. , . C I IION'I' ROW: Wilamae Lehto: Merloll Alhrecht: lfay Steinseiter: Helen Grinnhles: Betty Knowlton: Mary .ktydry Radcliffe: .loseohine Iieginato: .lean Itoherts. SECUNII HOW: Boh Holmes: Boh Edwards: Geo, Moty: Vlaode Summers: Itolantt I'orter: Hob I'enrotl: Lloyd Pearson: Andreyy Soule: Vernon Kuykeudall, oiicrxcroic. sol' ix I'll I'llKEi no-1 my-trains: entitle ileatsolig riennan may-. ONE MORE GENIUS Q-tyre C 9, , X 4 THE SKETCH BOOK XI, 5 n ,X well written drama featuring those who a1'e literary talented and showing prize winning tuture writers and ZLl1tlIO1'S. The scene changes in the second act, and the players are busy editing' the annual entitled Ye Scribblingsf' The cu1'tain closes with a smash- ing' hit on the third act. .Xll hands are in the nursery where every- one is having' a good time at the annual liid l arty. I4'KtlA'I' INN: Dorothea ltilllllI.CStlllI Stella Bowne, SEl'I!E'I'AIIY-'I'I!EASIINEB: Bethel Hutchinson: Neli Iamlherulig I'al Mevey: Janice Buhh, VIl'E-I'IIICSlIIEN'I': Betty Iteymersg Helen Iiadclitfe: Normas Garland. SI+Jt'UNID IWW: If, I. Green, Mary Lon Johnson: Ethel Linrlemondg Helen Cox: Elsie Kurniek: Betty Sc-hroe-ner, If:llI'I'0ll UI1' 'HIE ANNUAL: Ann Farslensen: Phyllis l'olIier: Barbara Bell. 'l'IlIRIl ROW: June .UIl'ill'lSllllf Ili-len Largeot: I'oIla tlanongg: Boh Iyent, I'BESIIIEN'I': Dick Blohm: Peggy Bishop: Louise Burton: Anna Lee Zell: Virginia I+'iek, IDII!EtT'I'tlIC. The chiel' characters ol' this drama are talented artists in the true sense of the wo1'd. Some specialize in drawing' people. and others delight in depicting scenes. llighest point oi interest is the show case maintained by the members in which to display their masterpieces. The Art Club is a service club in that it provides publicity posters 'lor the asking. I4'ICtIN'I' BOW: June Loyyell: Hath Ilahn: Stella Boone: Bette Ihtniran, I'IIESIIlEN'l': Gale Motley: llale Motley: Joyce Wever: Boh Totten: .Iohn Foster. SEUUNII ICUW: Syhia Thonipsong Velma Hamm: Betty Sanders: Ituth Matthew: Beatrice Bell: Iluhy Joseph: .lane Rollin: .lean Kellis: Iionellu Shipmen: Barhara Bell. 'IIIIIIIJ IWW: Burrly Bell: .intra tioeller: Ellen Sutton: Jeannette Bayless, VIt'E I'I!ESIIIEN'I': Warren I'orter: George Cornell: Marjorie Elliott, SEl'ICE'I'AIII'-'I'ItEASllItEIt: Elsie Kurniek: Peggy Bishop: Chuck Currier: Miss Seyerson, IlIItEl'I'lIIC. NUI' IN I'Il I'UKE: .lack Myers: Virginia Vollman. VINI, VIDI, VICI . 325 'lt pgfuy, Mica, I -Q jtf -X preview of a new organization was held, with many of the cast who have had two years of Latin present. The purpose of the club is to organize students who are inte1'ested in Latin. Many interesting things were predicted for the year, including a picnic with plenty of ice cream and all the other accessories. The club also plans to increase its membership next year. VIHIXI' INN: Peggy heating: Sylvia Thompson: Ilale Motley: Gale Motley: .lean Moncriet: Lney Kimlmll: l,2lllI'2I Iylhlhalli MaI',Iorle Boteh.: .lean Roberts: Velma IITIIIIIIII .laeqlletta Babcock: Betty Yadon, SQQUUNU lctlwz .loan thimphellg Marian Johnson: Ben Wane: l'hy!Iis Emigh: Ilolores Aflolphsq .lean Kellis: Eleanor w.,.,41,g not-ls starting .lane Ilohin: Betty BIICIIJIIIIIIII Doris Weinhurg. 'I'HIIIII BOW: Mary Bishop: Barbara .lIeI.ean: Leo Zell: If. L. tht-en: tiloria IH-tetstenier: Mary Lou Johnson: Merlon Alhreeht: Joyce Weter: Mary tlrzlyi Louise Ilotile: STUIVII Steyyart. I tll'Il'I'II IIUWZ Betty Bessonettei Ilelen Radcliffe: Pearl Melfeani liao Methllooghf Gene South: Iflmhyartl Lot'tsgaartl: Wesley Lorenz: .lnoior Tippery: Erma 'I'reiy'artha: l'ill'lIlltll' Lust: Mis. Good, 1lIKI'jt I'tHC. Q , f mn, , ..,,g..--av my ,iw - in X iwf TOO MANY HEROES X A snappy drama particularly enjoyable to those interested in high school athletics. The cast is composed entirelv of those who have won letters in high school sports. Outstanding scenes are those which portray the ways in which high school traditions are enforced, how pep rallies are controlled. how new members are initiated, and last, but not least, the sumptuous banquet which climaxes a busy season of activities. l-'li0N'l' ROW: Kill Alford: Hull Anaeker: Boll Nancy: .lolin Selby: Hugh l uller: Bah Miller: Bob Lowe: llon Schortgen: Melvin Karnes. SECUNIJ HUW: Max Hilmlmard: llon Kose: .lack Sannsen: George Cooley: Verland Huff: Byron Cody: Wendell Currier: lien Zunrwalt: George lfife. THIRD DOW: Billl Edniunson: Ray Hiwer: Bill Rush: Kay Crane, Ylfli l'lil41SllllQN'l': Leo lincoln: Melvin Uwens: Bill Christiansen: Bob lirewlmaker: Melvin Haren. l4'tlL'lt'l'll KUW: Hugh Barnett: Ken Wilson: Lou Mueller: Eugene Love: Bill Heitman, l'liESllJl'jN'l': Arthur Martin: Charles Slaynlalver: Walter Waggener. 1+'1FTH ROW: Walt Sals- Ilery: Harold Weller: Wesley Lorenz: Ed Cravvforcl: Virgil Jarrett: Boh l-jrlandsong Charles Coffman: A. W. Gustafson, llllth1C'l'Ulf. NUT lN l'lCTLIKlQ: Lee Maylield: Gerald Stippiclig Ray Tabor: Melvin Haren: Curt Hopkins. THE AMAZONS yu I The stage for this play is set in the girls' athletic department. where the girls are busy earning their letters and stripes. Seniors receive a pin if they have enough points. The different scenes in- clude roller skating parties, picnics, games of all kinds played among themselves, swimming, and the concession stand at games. There is plenty to keep everyone busy. l+'ltUN'l' IHJW: Marie Cool: Arliene lialflwinp Lois Cliarles, Sl'ltAl'lS00li KlGl4ll'lGli: Faye Zirkle, POINT Kl'll'll'l4lli: l'llylllH Aullrey: Helly Zirkle: Helly llessonetteg Virginia Amlrevvs: Pat Hacket, Sl1lClllfl'l'AltY: Neli lnmlllergli, Sl1Jl'llNll ICUW: Margie llurns: liarllara Adams: .loauna Jones: Beatrice Bell: Mary Gray: Patty Croull, 'l'lil'lASl.1lll4llt: .leannelle Bayless: .lane Rollin: Anna Lee Zell: Maxine llepuy. TI-Illfll ROW: Mae lvroifl: liurrly llelli llonnella Wisharmlg Lois Schultz: lilll'0llly llhlig: Kathryn Kelley: Josephine lieginatog Mary Avvflry liarli-lil'fe: li2Il'IHll'1l lleSlael: Grace lirovvn, llll!l4ll l'0lC. N0'l' IN l'lCTUlilfl: Blanche Bell: Elrllna Slllllll, VICE l'lilGSllll'lNl': l'0l':ll T'll5'llC, l'lllGSllJlGNl'. THE MEN WHO RULE The doornien and special police lor the l939-40 showing ol' K. KX. U. H. S. consist of members ol' the Traliic Squad, They inform the 49462 audience ol' the dont's and enlorce the do's , and in most cases they are im iartial and efficient in maintainin r order in the corri- .O I - . Q dors before school takes up and during the noon hours. Naturally I they are very lenient with minor oHenses until they become habits: J a summons is then in order. l4lt0N'l' HOW: llarenee Johnson: lmn Kose: liyron Curly: .lolm Mathis: Marion lieginato: Ken Wilson: Bill Heitman: lion Lowe: Wendell l'lll'l'lE'l'Q Bell Anaeker, SECUNIJ ROW: Bill Rush: Leo l-lecehi: Ray Crane, l'Al l'AlN: Arthur Marlin: l'at Moses: Lee Maylield: Charles McCandliss: Charles Slaymaker: Hugh Barnett: Bill Sweet: Mr. Hammer, llllil9l l'4lli. NUT lN l'lC'l'lllil4l: Gerald Stippich: Tony Melatore: Bob Erland- son: Bob Jester: George Cooley: Melvin ltamos: Bob 0'Connor: lflzlrold Weber: Max Hillburd. THE RACKETU The scene is the tennis courts-whenever the weather permits. ' lt is a tast movmfr drama starring' racc ueteers in K. U. H. S., who , . Q 6 . . ?s I I receive especially enthusiastic applause from those who like to see I JC' the little publicized tennis talent of the school brought out of hid- ing. The most important acts are the promotion of tennis ladders and tournaments and agitation for a new system of recognition for minor sports. The tennis team is virtually composed of Tennis Club members. I-li0N'l' HOW: Helly lic-ssoneile: .lun Moel: lilellarzl heuinan: .loan Campbell: Helen liadelitleg Miarian .xmlersnnz men l,llltllJ8l'g.Zll. Sl'Jl'1INll lcovv: isen Hastings, l'KlcslllrJN'l': Lowell 1'121If1mQ D0I'0tl1v llhllgg llelen Vox: .leannelte liaylessg .lnseplnne Keginalo: Mary Avvrlry Radcliffe. THllilJ limi: 'Lester Llndowg llyron hilly: .lark l'nul:un: liill Uvlilllllllllf Willard Sliufelt: liolllmy Alllleyi .laurel Rllillllx 'l4llILltl,IiHlitlll:1 Holi hllilllilallllf l'zst Xlllseri 'lnny MI-latore: lloll lxent: A. ll. Sinclair, llllibblllli. Nlhlif lllllwlil-,g George Cooley: Kay l'rnne: Vlizlrles T llSlk'l'I lietliel Hutchinson: Alien Jester: -lemme Merrill, UWVIHS blay- Ill2llit'l'Q 5l1ll'llll Stride: lflllllh SlllJ,ll'C'lj llauold L'hlig: liussell Yantlsi Bette Dunlvan. E, ,ff Q4 we QE ' w ,.,, ,,. Q5 2 fz Z W E .m i i4f'f'3 51? .lv 5 ' I 585 ' :J 'Hiram-ff If 'THE TROUBADOURSH irq X M4 N! From out of the wings, for the first time in the history of li. Lf H. S., step these four clashing young' men with their clarinets. acltling still another feature to the ever growing and increasingly popular music department. Iiach an expert with his chosen instru- ment. the members of the Clarinet Quartet aclcl variety and color to our concerts. .lim 0'Ne:ilg Bill Long: Jack llauseuj Stanley Ileiidricks. MUSIC IN THE AIR V 5-5 C X I SISTERS OF 51' N 1 X 5 J lsxflx x O VI ' ,gnu-g,-Q We may be jitterbugs ancl slap happy clancers, but just the same we all enjoy listening to our excellent Orchestra. NVhen the clown between acts and all is ready and quiet, the in soft and lowg ancl finally the basses make their the spotlight. It is then that we realize how fortun- be able to listen to the high class offering' which they curtain goes violins come entry, taking ate we are to p1'esent. Many a maestro would be proud to clirect this fine group. Esther Book: Marion lloyd: Holi liroirii: Louise Burton: lietlilou Cranierg lilarjorie Elliottg Bob Fredrickson: lilll lfleiiniau: Hill Huriig Shirley Kzriziiieyerg Virgil Kelly: Mary lianrlryg Dorothy Laureiisong Ruth lvlzithewsg Verna Meggs: .lim 0'Neailg Laura l'almertong Louella Proctorg Earl Reyuoldsg Joe Sclimollg Patricia Thom- soxig Mary Siiversp Eunice Webliurz Elauor Woods. THE CHORUS The curtain lowers to thunderous applause. Flroni the wings come a llash of color ancl the smiling faces of nine girls reacly and willing' to aclfl entertainment between curtain calls. As the lights are climmecl and a hush falls on the auclience, we listen to a melocly which brings with it a story of mysterious theme. The Girls Triple 'l'rio appears before business clubs, ancl it is always willing' and more than able to acconimoclate. Mrs. Muslieng Patty Fleet: Margaret Horton: Phyllis Collierg Veleste liigersg Pat I'ri'ichardp Ruth Steiner- song Shirley McClelland: .loyce Dollurliideg .luue Villl. ANGELS HAVE WINGS KU f g ,,: O .o 6iJ.J 'J dd Those who have hacl the goocl fortune of hearing' ancl seeing' this group in performance will tloubt the veracity of the above title, for certainly they clo not have wings. On the other hanfl, however, if angels a1'e beautiful, the .-X Capella Chorus must be composed of the same: ancl while they may not have wings, they certainly clo have voices which are of more value anyway to earthly angels. ' Kenneth Alierg Mziriaii AIIII9I'SIlIII lilulzi .lean Ayers: Joyce Iiarffi .Iunicg liarngfulylgg Mm-gmref Bates: Earl lilaiikeiisliipg Nancy lioyfl: Alargiierite lirowiig llouaril Burnett: Beverly Butts: Porter Clemensg .Iininiie l'olali:ui: l'liyIlis I'UIIIt'l'I .lim Coiirli-ey: Rollei-I For-iieilg Uliuck l'urrierg Dorothy Currier: .loyce Ilollarliide' llarrell Hi-wiiig Xelma Fink: Patty Fleet: .lolui l osierg Betty Fretlifieksong Dorothy Gilchristg Lou Ceilqi Glover: Harley lirirfisg .lim llwui: lieiry Hall, Katlilecn Hill: Margaret Horton: Tom Hosleyg Edwin iloickiss: Earl .loliiison: Urlie Keiinerly: Virgil Kinkade: James Kirby: Neva McNu1tyg Shirley Zilcl'lelland' liilal Mcfi-eziryg Hully Sutton: June Yau: Wally Wuikiiis: Kully Wiseg .luauiia Walganiottg Pai Peytong Ethel Vllllllisl flillllfff l'otf: Gloria Pope: Vai l'riicli:ir1lg .lolui llerlmuiip Cleste Higgsg Tommie Kundellg .lim Shaw' iairn sir-inersoii: Sit-ie Sit-xiuilg Ethel McNulty. ' 4 ,, f 'ai ' I N mf 5 fs ' X I :ff f ,- , ' 1 54: 4 :M ' 4 x N V x , Q fu- f , 42fc,f4'w f ii 1- I gf 3 52' 'F , W 1 I f ff V 'G k 4513445 7, . W: ?w ' A ?:w. -.ffm 'Q W 152.1 ', 'K ff W ,- L nf 7--':,-W ,tl 2 -x f 2 . 5-5 4 1: 1 W -,J -5, A Y, 7. . ' 7 .fm ' A ' -A f 2 ,.s. .Q za- ff' Ulla , .Q X, , xW 4 Q, W 'fun 'S Q g, . v 3 is .,g,.,y.m,NfqgNwwff 3 5 f gl I f '1 '- 1 ., , , ., .. W , K ,. H' f ,f Q '2 , . -A .351 'YJ -114-1ggff'.s:v,5.t 4 X 1' .Bef 9145K-pff' ,f,1Q f ,f , 'L ,,,, , , gg , 4 f 1 f f ' f ff-4w,.4,A:..-:,4e.y ,. X -, 1 mf 9- eff' wwf , if, -,aff V -5 , , -f ' ' 0 i Y A 2 Q1 I. - I. THE SONG'S THE THING 1 I .I Tl1is 1121rn111n11111s f1l'Z1.lllZl. Lllltlfil' t11e 1111-eetion of M1-. 5131156111 e11n1es t11 life 211111 11ee11111es one of the sch1111l's 111081 1n1p11rt21nt lll11Sl- C211 11rg21n1z21ti1111s. This group 111 song' 111r1ls, the Girls' Glee Clllll. C2111 11e e21lle1l 1111 at 17I'Z1C'C1CElllj' 3.llj'tllllC to give some musical selec- 110115. They sing at 1111wn 'EOXYII clubs 211111 at concerts. llarleen Allenrierg Katlileen Angel: 1111111 l4e1-gluttg M11e1111eli11e l4lai11e: Nellie BOZITIIHIUQ Mary Jane 141111111 AI6II',11lI'lE 1411te11s: Alariaii 1'Jlllll71J911I Betty t'l1z111111ag11e: Shirley Chase: I'2ll111ll9 Cliristain: .lanet Cliristieiiseii: Virginia Vlegg: Hazel l'11l1'i11: Peggy 01111113 Aileen L'111'neil: Mynetta 11111111911 Alzirian Deering: Verla E:1str11111: 11111-11t11y lfanght: Mara lfileyg Ellen I ll1K6I'S1lllI lrene lfnller: Phyllis Gentry: Collen Graham: Fraiices tiieriez l4etty Halletg Mil1l1'e1l Herman: Marie Janes: Violet Kasyelii: Laura Kiniliall: Destie Kleineger: I1lll'l'illl'l8f Kllltli: Bessie Knight: 14e11t1-ice Krueger: lilllly Lake: 11111119 IAlIlI1l'lllllI Mary La11dr11n1: Helen 1,ars1111: Lillian 1,y11u111: 159111211 Alarhack: 1'at11eri11e Alatnes: 112111911119 Mel4ri11e: Elinor Mct'1111l: Ellen Mic11ael: Yilllllllil M11re1a1111: Shirley 01'ers1111: Ge11ereive Peters: l'2l11l91'IllE Petty: Lillian Phipps: Lucille I,l'0Cf0l'1 lflvelyn I'l'l.ldh0llllll6I 1l11r11tl1y Riggs: Al1l111e l11111is11n: Helen Scntter: .101lilllIl8 Siemens: Alice Si11n1s1111: 1111111111 Shan: 14la11cl1ie Slyter: Ernie Sinitli: F1'illlC9S Soto: .lnzniita Spieher: Marie Stiles: Floral Taylor: .1Iyl'll2I 'I'1llllllIlS11llI 1'atri1r111 'l'1111111s1111: L11 Yunne Taylor: Martlia 11hI'llll8j N0l'lll2l Ustick: Agnes Ve1'n1i11i1111: Gladys IYRIITSIIIIIQ Alice Welker: M111-ie White: 11111-11t11y Wilson: 110111181111 Wisliardg Il'8lle Wliipps: A111121 Zell. WAKE UP AND SING 0 Fiqh rmvf' I G 0 f f f 1lltl'UC1llClllg' ll very 8112113111 111'2111121 c1111s1sti11g' 111 several 1111ys 111111 step 1111t 211141 lllZ1.1iC themselves 11621111 211111 lil'lOXYll. The 11121111 l'ez1t111'es show the 1111ys 2llJ1D6f2ll'1llg' 111 11lllC1lCO1lS, 111n11ers, 211111 152111- qnets 111 11l'11C1' t11 lllZ11iC theni Z1 little less 1JU1'lllQ'. rililliillg' the 1121ss, 11211'1t1111e, 111111 tenor p21rts, they 21ls11 lllZl1iC 11p part 111 t11e A Capella t'11111'11s. When not Cllg'2lgCl1 211 some aiiair 1111wnt11wn the Boys' C11111'11s 21111501113 211 8586111111168 here at se111111l. 1.l'll1 l' '111 l11t1Il'l': ldurl .l111111s1111: 1.I11y1l I't'1Il'S1lllI .li111 lilrliy: 'l'11111 llosleyy I'lJI'1C1' l'lU1l10lls1 Dick lgl: .l:n111-s 11111111 Hll11'ilI'f1 Iilll'l1l'11I Mrs. M11sl1e11: l'l1arles l'lIl'1'10l'Q 111111011 C11r11eil: ldrlwin Ilotchkissj .lim Shaw: Ix1'lllll'11l AI1er: .1Illlll'N 1'11111l1'1-y: Steven Stewarrlg .l11l111 1t'1JS1I?l'j Urlle liennerly. 111ff11 811111111 11211111 is r21p1111y 21c11111r111g' t11e l'ClJl1t2lt1Oll 111' heing' 1111e 111 the snappiest l1ll1S1C211 21g'greg'21t11'111s 111 the state. I11 their new 111111-Ollllb 111 re11 211111 white, they give 21 spl21sh 111 e11111r 211111 1llll51C t11 tie gieen turf 111 M111111e Fielcl at i1111t11z111 512111165 where they occupy the center spotlight 111 11et11'ee11-h21lves iestivities. Alilfiilll AllIItfl'S0llQ Hen Arndt: 14ru1re Beane: Dick Beck: Huy Benedict: Lyle Vereridge: 141111 l41111k: 111-mrpzc 1411111111: Betty l'ar1s1111: Iftlllillfl l'arter: 1'ill11l1l0 C1lilSIi1Illf l4et1y Daily: Stanley Duty: Julia l11111s11n: Henry lJntt1111: Harald lflittrenig Willis Eittrem: H11I'1J2ll'2l l+'z11'ris: .luhn l4'letc11er: I'11'CfI l+'l1'et,l1e: lierncie Foster: H1111 11're11ricks1111: Waiida Gentry: .lack Hanson: Stanley H8lll1l'1C1'iSQ 1101101151 Henke: Ed Hosley: Tom Hnsley: STRIKE UP THE BAND I Here they e11111e, ytblll' 1.2lVOl'1tCS 211111 1111rs. The lilZl,lll?1.1ll C1111111 X is ' f . X , 1 1' I 1 l11111ert H11Tn1es: Hazel H1111'a1'1l: Kay 1111111111113 141111 H1111st11n: ldvelyn 1111111121-1: llale I'IllllS2I1i8l'I l4'l11y1l llunsakerg 14'I11y11 Hnnsaker: B111 H111-11: Earl .l111111s11n: Glen Kenneflyg Gladys Killian: l41ll King: Colvin Lznnh: Lester 1111101111: l4're1l Ll11y11: l4i11 Long: .lack L111111: li1l11'ar1l 1,11Ttsgaar1l: Ma11t'11r1i Lncelett: Janice Mcll1111:1l1l: 0rt.1111 Alann: 158111109 Martinez: Billy Matliews: Lynn Meltaniels: Harvey Al1't'li111:: I'Ill1J8I L Meggs: Melvin Miller: .luyce M11s11y: 14111 Nine: 010119121 l111rist: .la1'1111eline 0111-ist: Gene Olson: .lim 0'Nez1l: Ann Uteyg Ll11y1l Il81Il'S11llf Clilllfl l'8ill'SUllj 111111411-11e I'Ql'1iIIlSQ l'at 1'eyt11n: Merritt l1e1l11111111l: Arlelia lI11l1in: Gerald Russell: Tommy Sc11a1'1'e11stei11: .l11e Sc1111a111l: A1'n11l11 Selby: 141111 Snyder: Finn Swenllsciig Arlene Yl'h11111as: Lewis Vulger: Ellis Whitney: JRIIIIES W1tl11'1111'. MAKE A NOTE OF IT 5 af- Q an , x, JC? The usual elatter of dishes ceases: 5lllO1iG CVCII see111s to spre2111 as these eight 111.1ys begin tl1e1r rullickiiig songs for 21 ,1gXYClltj'-rIlllll'tj' Club lllllCllC't1ll 111' a 1i1wz1111s C11ll1lCl'. They espeeiallv enjuy singing snngs every 1112111 likes. 211111 the Boys' Oetette ing pr111111ne11t 111 the -X CZ1.1JCllZ1 C1lO1'l15. 1-jail Jtlllllillll L111y1l I'U11lb1ll1I 1llC1i 1111: .lim U11'1llQ l'1111cl4 t'nrrier: .l1111 01111111-ey: Kenneth Aher: Steie Stexiurt. '12, 5 5 'fit WZ, P7 x X ,gig ,Qi 4-4 , 4' w'.m.ff,f ,-- . ,, . - .- f ,w f W., 1 1,24 ff ,gf X V , , 1, ,y if ff f , 'f 425: Zu L 1 1 1' -, . .ma f .f.Q1:zw , . X 3,34 I r .ik 'J SYMPHONY IN BRASS 0 offff 5 0 o X 7!I Here is an opportunity for the players of brass to occupy the spotlight. unmolested by reeds or strings. This is another oi' the added features making their first appearances this year. lt is probably safe to predict that this group will become one of the most important on the program when future concerts are presented to appreciative audiences. Holi llullnesg Gerald liussellg Joe Schmullg Hazel l-luwardg Bruce Beang Bill Hurng Willis Eittremg Dale llunsakerg Tum Huxley. STRING QUARTET , I The almost human sound ol' strings iill the audience with sil- J I ence and a sense of peace only music can accomplish. These stu- '0 ' dents are able to play the more difficult selections because of their Nr outstanding ability. They are accomplished musicians. All of the ' string instruments are used in one group and produce pleasing results. This quartet makes a splendid background for instru- I mental as well as vocal soloists. Mari Keynulrlsg lieltilu Crzunerg Mildred lklutliewsg Holm I I'8fll'ICliS0llj Boll Browng llflarjnrie Elliottg Luellal l'rucIer. ONE MAD NIGHT The setting is Don Cutters country home, where he wishes y to go for peace and quiet to Hnish his play. Upon his arrival he I hnds it inhabited with inmates oi a nearby asylum. A pleasant ll comedy and a dramatic love story gave us a first class play. Pro- , fessional actors couldn't have given a better preformance than did Q K these students. Vye should indeed be proud of our K. U. H. S. X! Q lt J dramatic production staff. , l 0 0 l+'KON'l' HOW: Phyllis l'ollier: Elaine IVUIIIILLI limi I'IllllZlli9l'1 llorulhy Teinplerg Lois Philips: Dick Iglg 4 Betty Merrill: Sofia lleinetrakos. SEIUINIJ KUW: .lun liyleg .Janice Bublip Tum Puttyg Archie Anderson: U Bali Kent: liuli Evans. E 75 f '1 I C3 JUNE MAD This years senior play, june Mad . was a lively comedy of 7' -- adolescent throes and lIlI1'1llS.VK'1tl1 Phyllis Lolller as the f1ftCC11-yCHI'- old Penny XX ood. who imagines herselt passionately in love with a v X, v sophisticated collegian, played by Dick lgl. This culminates in '1 klszvy vxfuv C E C solid foundation of comradely affection for the gangling boy next door-Bob Batchelder. She finally leads her family and neighbor- hood. as well as the audience. through three madcap acts with much laughter and an occasional approach to tears. lflmyl' RUN: Mary Ann 'l'hill: Bob Batclieltler: l'l1yllis Vollierp Ban-Imura Hellg Fred Lloyd: Nnrinil Garland, SICVUAII NOW: luck lglg Betty Scliruderp IIIQIQ lilulnng Walter liuiekg lizirlmlee .lac-ulysg Merle ltlmads. Q I I 4 4 ,n-1 7? X ffwfj, ff f Z if igga: f 1 ll ll GONE WITH THE WIND BLA! 'BLAI :milf ' A 1:3 x IW 2 I l .X select cast which takes the rostrum to plead vigorously for and against a question submitted by the state. Receiving' little in the way of publicity or reward, the debate team nevertheless bat- tles valiantly to uphold its end ol the arduous task of preparing' and presenting' air-tight cases in competition with other schools of the state. l+'ltON'l' RON: IiiIl'lIliI'1l Iiezme: .lame Robin: I l'2llIl'i Ganong: Angeline Bravo: Rzxrbami Jacobs. SECOND ROW: Herman Orzly: Roland Porter: l'ollz1 Gzniongq Leo Zell: Mr. llzlrvey, DIRECTOR. NOT IN PICTURE: Bill Green: lleollzrrtl llumilton: Dale Ilarper: VVGIXIIS Ililll. 0OPS! MY KING cuecufnl 1 BH Wg. J 'F QUEENS AT ff WIS A Tutktwf - r ' I The curtain opens, and we come face to face with two serious players staring at each other. One says, I moved 5 the other says, You did notf' The Chess Club is on the stage. There are two chess ladders. The A ladder is for the geniuses ot the club, and the li ladder tor those not so wise. lt makes a swell hobby, if you have the brains. I ltON'l' ROW: llllly Worstell: Nell liinllbergb: IIill'lJ1ll'll Mcliezm, SECRETARY: Ethel Limlemoocl: Tom Scbslrtensteing Iluzel Ilallterty: Clmrles Foster: Lee Smith: Jenn Wimmer. SECOND ROW: h'Il1l'llI'I2l I'I2lHlIIliIIlQ Robert l'ex: llob Edwards: lien Rerns: Illlroltl Llblig: Virginia Ellen Smith: .lim Kirby: Louise llowie: .Ill-. Russell, DIRECTOR. NOT IN l'lCTllRE: George Burton: lfred Eyerly, PRESIDENT: Char- lotte Wales, SI'2CIlE'l'ARI': Muriel Allen: Norman lilorklmld: Fred Reinoldson, VICE PRESIDENT: Rowe Zell: .luck l':lstlebe1'ry: l'orter Clemens: liilly RICIIIIISUQ Lewis Volger. HOME The drama has for its theme the modern home. The girls serve at special banquets, promote friendliness among' the girls taking home economics, and have welfare projects. ln the second scene they are bringing their scrapbook up to date by putting' in all their publicity, clippings and pictures 'from the News-Herald and Krater. As the curtain falls, those girls having' earned 200 points receive neck charms, and those with 300 points receive the National Home Economics pin. IPRONT ROW: Margaret liewis: Sotizl Demetralcos: Jsmiee Alnellrlnald: Verna Dean llleggsg Charlotte Wales I'RESlDEN'l': Frzmces Green: lllzlreene Rrulun: RIZlI'QIll2ll'll6 Brown, SECRE'l'ARI': Doris Yzlntis. SECOND ROW: llliss Nelson, ASSISTANT ADVISOR: Norma Hurtgzen: I-lelen Miller: Ruby Smith, TREASURER: Dorothy Templzlr, VICE PRESIDENT: Shirley MclTlellzn1d: Ru1'I'1zlrz1 DeStz1el: Marie Cool: Lois Waln: Ethel McNulty: Alene Willizmison, DIRECTOR. NOT IN I'IC'l'URE: Allie I r0icl: Louettal Henke: Mildred Ilermunj Myrna Thompson: Dorothy Ilurdenbrook: ltlarjorie IIlll'tI9lIlJl'OOli. ICI ON PARLE FRANCAIS Ou? owi .ld The setting for this production is borrowed from France. The French Club gathers once a month at the home of a member to rehearse and to practice speaking' French. They also sing French songs and work crossword puzzles in the language. The final scene portrays the members of the organization partaking' of a genuine French Club gathers once a month at the home of a member to la n guage. l-'KONI' IIOII: .ll.rr-guru! Lexus: l':itt5 lfleet, l'Rl'1SlDENT: Dorotlieu Ellingsnn: Ronnie Robin, TRl'I.ISljRER: IIIIIIIIIIIC Lelnog .llllrlrt-ll Ihre: Hi-111111 I'l1lIIlFl'I Ruth l'em1ington. SECOND ROW: Glessie Walters: Grace l'orlterr: Stella Holllwi .Ilalle Cool: l'lnll1s Collier, VICE l'Rl-lSlDEN'l': Ilelen Olson: .lzmice Bubb: Jerm- nelte I 'll!lI2lllll'K, 'IIIIRD ROIIZ ills. li. l.. Green: I'I2lI'l?Ill'll liell: Betty Merrill: Pat Ellis, SECRE'l'ARY: 'rhplnm llouurrlg .learn Itiesemlzuigrrg Alanlie Elliott: Airs. Wziteis, DIRECTOR. NOT IN I'IC'l'URE: James Illllllllilll. X, KW 1 fyff uf - . . . gg, ATX ,1- STARS OF TODAY QQA 'Q st QI 41p fax Y if Another streamlined and rapidly moving enterprise. lXl6lI1l7C'l'5 ot this cast are continually belore the footlights. especially on the day ot athletic contests. .X New Deal in pep assemblies tor lx. Lf ll. S. has been the gift oi Pi Epsilon Pi this year. lllembers alternate in the stellar role. and the best one is selected at the end of the season. l+'RllN'l' KUW: Noland Piper: Alnrie Fool: l'nt flllllllj Phyllis Anllrey: Arliene Baldwin: Pat Peyton, l'llESllll'lN'l': Suzanne l1ll'll9lSOI'lI Bonnie Rollin: llllly Worstell: Genera llbrist. SEUUND ROW: Faye Znkle: Lillian linker: Steven Stewart: l'at Ellis: Bert Wellington: Lloyd Pearson: Leo Zell: Jeanette Bayless, sarinyixuci'-rininsraaa: ln.-nu-a oesraei, 'rnnzn now: male H:ll'D9I'3 l'1lI'te1' Sparks: Lloyd Conrady: Ben Kerns: George Moty: Uicl: lgl: Bob lient: Mr. lloss, UIIIISCTQIR. NUT IN PICTURE: Mae Froid: Fred Lloyd: .lnmes Zbinden. MEN ABOUT TOWN 1 11l.r.oGE- f :Xn exclusive production which features only outstanding actors. The Assembly Committee has the responsibility of select- ing prominent men to appear before the student body at various times. The committee was somewhat a victim of misfortune this year, with several of their selected men being unable to appear at the last moment. Virginia Kennedy: carter Sparks: Virginia lflllen Smith: lllessie Walters: lllr. Smith, lDlllEt3'l'0l!. NOT IN l'll lIllltl'I: Fred Lloyd: llean Sacker: 'l'ony Molatore. THE ADDING MACHINE x l ff 1,51-Em Q ' This feature offers a variety of interests and a wealth of in- formation to those looking forward to a business or a professional life. Making its first appearance on the Klamath Union High School stage this year, it already has the honor of being the largest organization in our midst. l4'll0N'l' ICUW: Madeline Yerkoiirh: .llarggene 'l'hon1as: Eunice Wehherp Marjorie Coe: Leona lterlhead: Mary Louise l'erdne: lxay Srhlothaner: linlmy Joseph: Inga Johnson: Virginia Andrews: Genera Uhrist.: Lillian linymonrl: .lean .llonc'rier': l'nt Peyton. SISUUNIJ ROW: llorer Newllnnks: Phyllis lflniiglig Violet Werner: Alhertine llendriclcs: ltoxic Lewis: Alanell Leslie: .llary .lane Metler: Lillian linker: Dorothy Bellingham: liose Marie Boyd: Peggy cook: Joyce Bates: Slimline Michelson: Ann t'arstensen. 'l'Hlllll ROW: Callie Young: Hardy Bell: .llnry liishop: lletty Woods: lletliel Alnrhaeh: Arliene Baldwin: Marguerite Pollard: Belly liuehannon: llolores Adolnhs: Maxine llepny: llonnle Alerkle: Lonellen l'roctor: Beatrice Bell: Iielty Quimby. l+'0Ult'l'H HOW: Janet Eckle: Joyce llollnrhide: Louise Ward: Betty Angus: Lillian Lynum: Geneva Ilitson: Joanna Jones: l'illll6I'IIl8 alesnel: Lois l'harles: .lean Wimmer: Josephine Rich: Marian Anderson: Marjorie Seng: Pauline Alexander. l ll 'l'H KUW: tlrlena Whitcomh: Neva McNulty: Jeanne Luehhe: Beverly Ander- son: Elsie lirahe: Vlnrice lforness: Andrey Heed: Helen Largent: Ann Otey: Ellanor Woods: Elizabeth Olin: Nancy Boyd: Geraldine Knuth: Leann Judd. SIXTH ROW: Pauline Johnson: Elsie Knrnick: Marcella Kahnr: lion Ferguson: Peggy Lon lltnner: Ada Wong: Eileen liaynor: Betty Schrader: Roe Zell: Elra Stone: Doris Weinberg: .lanire llnrnstable, SOCIETY EDITOR HAYI H5227 This drama, directed by three faculty members, is the one that Tm, vm' ' plans the social tunctions for the high school. The activities which this committee sponsors are the freshman reception and several dances. They also come to the rescue with hnances when som 162 . . - . . . . . e 1' organization sponsors an activity and is unable to pay for it. Vim, K vigor. and lively activities are brought to li. Lf li. S. by this com- ' mittee. , TA l lt0Xl' lltmt Nlilaianc Lehtoi lfram-es lfoster: AlIll',lE'2lI'l lfinnell: llette llnnlian: llazel llnlferty: Marv Alrdry llnrlrlitfl-. SICHDAII IUIW: lien llnstings: 'lllny Alolatore: L'hurles Foster: Koh Kent: Bliss Selersoii X ana nr. liar-wy, nllna 1'ol:. yor I5 1'1l l'L1n1: ans. Alusnen. JCF u I av :fry - . 3 3 5 A ! F . 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F xii 'f'F'j??'W' f in HMI, P. 1 P22421 rua ibzuiil l4'1'v111'I1 Dolly H:1111111e1' Putty .Xllll 'l'ea1le Llbslllljil li11s1:1i'su11 -i+Ilvz111m' lC111c1'y -William Hum-ll li111111y :111rl lbivky Sixlliliciil Rullert :111fi llugul' Kllbkwll lbizmu Smith Cliffuifci lluwe -Ile11z1 l,111'u11c Hubs .f ' will .f NH! wmVx'5ligQ5 f W Vwjiyy . will Mlm OUR LEADING MAN AND LEADING LADY Ladies and gentlemen, we present them to you-the highest stars in the cast of the Klam- z1th's great l94O performance! Elected by their fellow-students as the best all-round boy and girl of the school, Dick lgl and Phyllis Collier received the titles of Duke and Duchess of K. U. H. S. They were crowned in an impressive coro- uzition ceremony at the Eureka football gzune. Bob f3'CUl1ll61', student body president, officizited. with Adelle Zamsky, student body secretary, us- sisting. Both the Duke and Duchess are members ol' the graduating class, They were selected on the basis of popularity, sportsnizinship, personall- ity, scholarship, leadership in school activities, and appeztrance-helds in which they excelled. The contest was sponsored jointly by the Krater and El Rodeo staffs. J' ATHLETICS w '-1' s . gf f 1- em: 3' rx ,Hx I ,, X- , 3, 4 V . -W 1 ' Av. , M3 -A , ' Y - 1 iw ri '2 A X, ' V I , ' 1 'Q ,E . Y .1 ., ?, 'g an F h . 4 'S--'J Q ' 5.1 . 4 I 1, 1 Y ' -' . 4 nf , --N1 fy ' f 1-, ,M ,,,z, W, liigf-f15gk..g' ' -V A 'Gig x tx -ggwelilif .1-'iff Q P -K5 .Ji FW -, ' ,fu.H N . 1-.Ir '- 1, .gy ' ,L V Af wffwfa, v f, , Lf. fs - s- 'Gayfzf' ,. I fn ,J 41.335 1 52.1212 ' .' fi- V wif S'S 5Q .A , ,A ,vygt pq l f ' ' - A K T ,, ' , ' ljpjmh A, ' 1111, gg-.pg .sv ' V F35 Q. V - A . 1, , 1 , 1, 1 ' n ' ' 1 f ' ' Ha 1, -L 's '-N F gf W 1 15' ,v X. y M ...e wg-, 5 Mi 'V ,NK -fi CEC CQACHES i 11'lyUN'l' HUWL Mr. Kirby: 4511: l'll1Illlll9l'1 Ali. Nihil: Mr. Vanderpool. MJCUNU ROW: Mr. Slnclaurp Mr. French: Mr. Gustufsong Mr. Tilton. Mr. Kirby had charge of the Church League basketball and freshman football this year. NVe know he worked hard to get the freshmen in shape for Wfildcat football. Buck , had charge of Wiildcat basketball and was assistant coach to Peli- can football. Wie know that Buck scouted several games because he spent one class period telling us about it. Mr. Nihil had charge of NVildcat football this year, and from what we hear he has prepared a pretty good team to take the Peli- can's place next year. Mr. Yanderpool brought the lilainath Knights into the highlights this year more than they have ever been before. We believe that he improved them one hundred per cent. Mr. Sinclair was coach of tennis this year, and we think he did a very good job of it even though they didn't appear in many tennis matches. Mr. French put his Pelican basketbtall players to work this year and kept them busy for the whole season. Snowy and his Pelicans set some kind of a new record this year in football. They tied more games this season than any other season. Mr. Tilton didn't coach any sport this year, but he had charge of all school properties, and we feel that he has done a very good Job. fcfo IN X FOYKTQ-ASH .. ,... .. ,,. ,,. f ,,. ...- ,,,. ......:-.ag- PELIC FQOTBALL MELYIN R.'XKlt7S-Klelvin played fullback and right half for three years. He was the winner of the Lions Club defensive trophy and picked on the Southern Oregon all star team. RAY CRANE-Ray has played for two years and will be lost by graduation. His best games were at Bend and Eureka, where he was a tower of strength in defense and outstanding in blocking. HL'tiH B.-XRNETT- Barney played his best game against Eureka and Bend. He was one of the best blockers and taeklers and was also a 1110111- ber of' the all star team. . . , - . . l- HOB .XN.Xt,lxlzlQ-Bob, the captain ot the team. was considered the best ball carrier in Southern Oregon. This year he made the all star team for the seeond time. Bob is a two-year letterman and will graduate this year. , is - ,1. , - ll.XlytJl.lJ XX l'.Bl:R-allns was Harolds first year as end. and he has another year to go. He was also pieked on the all star team and played good games against Franklin and Medford. KICN lYll.SON--lienity has played three years of outstanding ball as a guard. lle is graduating and will leave a hard plaee to till. lCL'tiliNli I,tJX'li-liugene played end and quarter- baek. lle also called the plays. He was a good pass receiver and blocker. He will be back next year. VV.'Xl,'l'lfR SAl,.Sl3ERY--XValt, a senior and a two year letterman, was shifted from tackle to quarter- back and became one of the outstanding blockers. He made the all star team for the second time. MARION RECHN.-XTOkMario11 was considered the best pass receiver on the squad. Very few plays were able to make yardage around his end. He will be back next year. CHARLES COFFMAN-Coffman made use of his 235 pounds and was considered one of the toughest men in the line. As he will also be lost through graduation, there will be a big hole left to fill. -IQXCK S.-XMPSON-lack is also a senior and one year letterman. He was dependable and played good ball all year. ,lack was especially good in the game with The Dalles. BILL HEITMAN-Bill played tackle for two years and will graduate this year. He played his best bame against Bend. smearing up all their short side plays. VIUHN Slil,HY--lolni played end for one year. .-Xs he is also graduating. there will be another space to be filled. lJtlN.Xl,lD Slltlliltilix-lloii played outstanding ball in the position of right half. He is a sophomore and will again take his place in the lineup next year. His outstanding game was played at Ellfilklli RME 1 :iv 'X it At al ZF 3 W . '. V i V . 1 if f L Vt... f RWE Mm ' v Aj, 4 Met. . ' .' 4 y.. v PELICAN FOOTBALL LETTERME XVENDELL CIIRRIER-XVendell played a good game against Franklin High. He is also a senior and will be lost by graduation. He played center on the team. BILL RUSH-Bill displayed good playing in the position of' fullback. He did a good job of play- ing against Franklin. Bill is a one year letterman and will graduate this year. BILL EDMUNDSON-Bill is a sophomore and has two years left to play. His position was tackle, and he displayed his best technique in the Bend and Eureka games. BOB MILLER-Bob was hurt at the First of the season and therefore didn't get in much playing. He played quarterback. As he is a junior, he can be expected back in the lineup next fall. CHARLES SLAYMAKER-Chuck played guard for two years. He proved himself outstanding in the Medford and Franklin High games. This is his last year with us. BILL CHRISTIANSON-Bill is a freshman and has three years left to play. He played halfback and was an understudy to Bob Anacker. His out- standing game was at Ashland, and high hopes are held for Bill. RAYMOND BIEWVER-Ray played his best games against Bend and Grants Pass. His position was tackle. Ray is a senior and a one year letterman. VERLAND HUFF-Verland played only one year at end, and is graduating this year. He played an excellent game at Bend. DONALD ROSE-Don played guard for one year and has another year to ge. At the Chico, Ashland, and Dallas games, Don surprised us all with brilliant plays. BOB LOWEf-Bob proved himself a good halfback at the Medford, Eureka, and Bend games this year. He is a two year letternian, and this is his last year on the team. LEO BOCCHI-Leo played the position of end. He has played two years, and this is his last. At Bend, Medford, and Eureka, Leo played good, hard games. HUGH FULLER-At Grants Pass and Eureka, Hugh, in the position of quarterback, played re- markable ball. He is a two year letterman and graduates this year. 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PELICANS 13-CHICO 13 This ggaine promisell lo he a certain vietory lor the l'elicans when the erowtl sat hack at the enrl ol- the first hall. ln the seeoncl hall, however, t'hieo lillerl the air with loothalls in a manner never helore witnessecl on Morloc lielrl lu score two tonchrlowns anal to knot the count. The local larls playecl heafls up hall lo score their two touehrlowns, hlocking' punts 4 . t t m hoth instances lo place them m scoring position. Hill Rush matic the remarkahle average ol 43 yarcls per punt. PELICANS 21-FRANKLIN fof Portlandj 21 The Quakers ol l'ortlanrl were given a surprise in this game as well as the local fans. .X team which hacl lookerl pitiful on pass rlelense against Chico the previous week came through this week encl with a complete reversal in form. scoring two tonchclowns on pass interceptions with Rush ancl Slaymaker heing the hall hawks. The lirst l'eliean touchrlown was macle possihle hy I,ove's recovery ol a lumhle on the lfranklin three yarcl stripe. Both teams were sueeessful in their attempts lor extra point following touchclowns. PELICANS 7-THE DALLES 7 PELICA ,Xnother tie. liacl luck seemefl to rlog' the cleats of the Ii. U. ll. S. hoys in this game away from home. Old man fumhlitisn seemecl to have them uncler his wickecl influence when several opportunities to score were nullified hy the elusiyeness of the pigskin in the Pelican haeklielrl. .X desperate pass from Ramos to ,Xnacker in the encl zone, with hut a few minutes remaining' in the game. was responsihle for the lone score. -Xnaeker converted to ehange clefeat to a tie. AND 0 NS 38-ASHL The Klamath hoys finally hroke the tie jinx at the expense ol' a lighting Zl.Q'Q'l'Cg'Z1lllPll from Xshlanrl. .Xshlanfl hacl its hest opportunity to score in the opening minutes ol play as the resnlt ol a recovererl Pelican lnmhle in close proximity to pay flirt. hut they were nnahle to capitalize on their opportunity. limsillg' the hall on rlowns. The l'elicans erosserl the goal line three times m each hall anrl were suceesslnl in two at- tempts at conversion. Crane anrl lleitman playerl outstanding gaings in the line. Q Hn X nf' e- Y,-. !2i....i. PELICANS 0-MEDFORD 0 Playing their best game of the season before a record crowd of 5.050 people. the local boys held the state title claim- ants from Medford to a scoreless tie on Modoc field. The Pelicans dominated during the first halfg and the Tigers took their turn in the second half. All efforts to cross the goal line, however. were stopped by stellar playing by the lines of both teams. Rush's 'long punt. which was good for 75 yards, was the outstanding feat of the fracas: while Ramos must not be forgotten for his bringing the stands to their feet by his tackling of Medford's Salsberry on the one-half yard line following a successful pass reception. Both teams resorted a great deal to the air in an effort to score, with Medford com- pleting eight out of eighteen and the locals five out of fourteen. PELICANS 12-GRANTS PASS 7 The Cavemen pulled a real Houdini on Modoc Field but failed to beat the Pelicans. Although Snowy's first and second teams were kept score- less the first half, they countered early in the third quarter and scored a touchdown after a fifty yard drive. The Pelicans dominated most of the game, and the main ground gainers for the Pelicans were Ramos, Anacker, and Salsbury. PELICANS 34-'EUREKA 13 The Pelicans sharpened their blades and cut all around and through the Loggers to score a very decisive victory. Continued interceptions of passes stopped the Loggers from going goalward more than once. The Pelicans piled up a net gain of 25-l yards compared to 143 for Eureka. but the visitors garnered ll first downs to 7 for the Pelicans. PELICANS 21-BEND 0 Playing a good brand of ball, the Pelicans defeated the l.ava liears in the annual iXrmistice Day battle on the Bend turf. .Xfter a slow and unexciting first quarter Klamath went to work. 011 the Bend 30 Ramos passed to Love for the first score of the game. Love, Cofifman, and 'Wilson lead the hard fighting Klamath line. MANAGERS , K Lf' W ff ill . ' 1 -h CE ifo0EY 4- - QU! . su' ' JLG WILDCAT POGTBALL The Xiildcats lived up to their naine hy going lllfilllgll the season with no defeats and only two ties, 'lihis record was the hest in nine years. Their main line nf attack was hnne-crushing, pile-driving' plunges. The Cats played quite a few night games. This experienced hunch of boys will he the niainstays for next year's l'elicans. Coached by Frank Nihil. Schedule and scores: Alturas 0. O: Lakeview O. Wildcats 7: Mt. Shasta O. l91 Cliillmduin ll. XYildcats 19g Bonanza 0, 20: Lakeview 6. Wiildcats 6. XX'ildcats XYildcats XYildcats liIlllXI RUN Xillllllllfllflll llnlplx Ifilsivr: Alr, lie-llnyp lfllml 'l'uier3 Keith lillildlllgltllll Marvill .llnlslzmlngg llllulrl lying. SI'll'llAll ROW: Kelmeill Alxer. THIRD IHHY: llllllllli Nui-I1 lierllrlinl Y:llll.llleo1ll': Flnyli llllllsaker: Allen l'lil1e: Bill Pritch- :lllii llull lfull-, lliclmril lllwtg llay lllelaellsg Philip Hltllllll. 3 lllc-lmlfl llieksp .Xrlwlcl Scilly: llirk llllilill limi Phelps: l:i4'lHlI'il lmlsull: liiul NE, -9 l 3 :li time' l 'guilw is-5 '50, FRESI-IMAN FCDCTBALL Getting off to a late start as usual, the Spunky Riluks played their first game with only two Clays practice. They were defeated at this hrst game, but they came hack strongly after a few weekg practice. -Xccurding tcm their coach, four or five of the Imnys sliuuld make excellent players in the future. Seasuns records: Dorris 13, Rooks Og lhlrris 7, Rullks l3g Medford junior High O, Roclkg li: lic-nu il, Riliiks OZ Medford junior lligh l6, lq4llllX5 il, lmlxl' lluu IPILIIII' ll-ll'ii'l. Ili-lily lsllmm: l,l'sll'I' lliiulmng llanei Mi'l,iug3 tml li.mwI1 .Xi-if llailublil: .I,ll'l Iii-viii-1: Virgil .lilI'I'k'llQ Nleliin llzlren: Rollo l'lll'XIll!' llliliml. llayv-A SHIIMI lttlil. lmilil lilllilllflj vk'l'll0ll Tlllk'I'I Huy lierglniii lierti IlI'IIIllNf .Llrl ,limi-leg limi: Hil:llill.lul: lilun Kenneflyg Dick Ami-kc:-3 .luck Schillixi limi'-in Ili-nu. llllllll IHIWI .lack Nliirllelll -lllek Rich: Russell lliachg Simi llirilmwz lain, ml--sg lilll lying: lm SlIlIllIIIll'I Hull Snydelg liill Siieetg Philip .'lllflvl.iin lllllllll limi. All. Alllllj Joe Schnlullg Allin .mdersullg lilli1l'll'5 MC. L-lllillhr, 2'rlRtjIfL JARRIi'1'T-Virgil, a forward and yet- Wflljxlfv two years. was an important Cog in the A Ice of the team. He always came in to rescue tumbles and lost baskets. idol? IJ?yVEHBob was fast. and had a habit ol' -1111 llffs l?dSkets from the middle of the floor at Sliectacu ar tunes. He has played guard with the squad for two years and has been a lift to the team whenever he was sent in. MARION REGINATO- Reg has been with the team for two years and will be back next year to do some more ot his good work. He was a reliable person in a tough spot. RAY CRANE-Ray played his Iirst year with the squad asia guard. He seldom failed to be in the Slafflllg line up, and he was always doing his part. BILL RUSH-Bill, two years a mainstay to the team. played forward. He could always be depended upon to do his best. BOB ERLANDSON- Herk , the quiet, aggressive center, was always good for one or more baskets a game. He was usually 'found in the center ot every tangle. He will be back again next year as a veteran of two seasons on the first string. EUGENE LOVE-Eugene has played guard for two years and will be back next year to keep up the good work. BYRON CODY-Byron played guard for two years and was quite often called in to null the boys out of a rut. He won't be back next year. HAROLD EITTREN-Harold was a newcomer from NViseonsin with a basketball record that tol- lowed him clear out here. He was a little jittery at first, but he soon mastered the Pelican style and played a good game of ball. VVESLIZY LORENZ-Tall, lanky Wits was a good man at center, but because of injuries he didn't play a continuous game. LQEURQQE t'OtJI.liY4tieorge was 1' forward for two years, and has his star as a past captain ol the team: but because of state regulations. he was not allowed to play the second semester. just the Mime he stuck with the boys in the capacity of Bc manager. SEASQN RECORD PELICANS 20-YREKA 8 PELICANS 21-CHICO 26 PELICANS 22 -CHICO 20 PELICANS 17-COQUILLE 21 PELICANS 21 PELICANS 27 MARSHFIELD 24 NORTH BEND 35 PELICANS 18-ASHLAND 20 PELICANS 30- PELICANS 35-MEDFORD 30 PELICANS 17-MEDFORD 32 PELICANS 36- BEND 26 GRANTS PASS 23 PELICANS 39- PELICANS 36 REDMOND 15 -44-BEND 12-34 PELICANS 27-ASHLAND 16 PELICANS 32- PELICANS 42 ASHLAND 25 -LAKEVIEW 19 PELICANS 37-LAKEVIEW 16 PELICANS 38- GRANTS PASS 29 PELICANS 23-MEDFORD 25 PELICANS 32-BEND 27 PELICANS 43-BEND 35 STATE TOURNAMENT Pelicans 26-Baker 27-Baker knocked the Pelicans out of the Championship bracket in their first game of the tournament. ln the last few seconds the Pelicans were leading by one point, but a Baker man broke up the stall and made a basket which put the game on ice for Baker, Virgil Jarrett lead in the scoring, followed by Crane and Reginato. Pelicans 36-North Bend 27-The Pelicans had little trouble in eliminating North Bend from the tournament. They led all the way: Marion Reginato was high point man, followed by Bob Erlandson. 1 , . Pelicans 32-Helix 33--A little BH school, Helix, pulled N ' If ,rj a giant-killing act by ousting the .Pelicans from the State O 1 , tournament. Up until the final gun the Pelicans led, but - the stubborn Grizzlies tied the score for an over-time R game. Virgil Jarrett, Rabi' Crane, and Byron Cody Scored 3 O Of Q C!,,, f six points apiece. 0 I ' X ' LQ , W. 4 ' Z 0 I: '.s, , .O 4.4 5 I V925-23327.-5 ..........- w2:f'0:f:::::iJ 'Q WILDCAT BASKETBALL 'lihis yeziris Xlilcleztts eliclecl Illl uverztge seztsuh with eight wins :incl eight losses. They wmi lrmii Merrill. Klztliii, Yrekzfs seemicl team, lieiiu, liti- iizmzzt. Henley. zuicl l7m'i'is, :incl lust to Merrill. Klztliii, Tulelztke. llecllurcl Cuhs, Cliilocluin, :incl lieim. JUNIOR PELICANS This is at newly lmwiiecl ehureh league team cum- puserl ul lmys ineligible lui' the Xlilcleuts :tml too iii- experieiieecl fm' the lleliezms. They won the lii- wzmis' tliree-yezii' tropliy. Some of the huys macle sueh clevelupmeiit :ts tu he ztlmust zissurecl of 21 place mi the l,QllC2lIlS next year. Out ul 19 gztnies plztyecl, they won l6. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL The lQtml4s play the ll teztins of all the sul'- miiiirliiig' senim' high selitmls. 'llheii' S'C.1'Ullg'CSt op- pmieiits were 'llilelzilce :incl ,Xshlzmcl juiiim' High seliuul. They lust I1 game tu hlerrill, lxiiflltl, lflutte Yztlley lligh, 'lllllClZllil', llUll2lllZ!l,flllllllillllllZ1lliljXSll- lztml vlunim' lliggh, They tum retlirii 512111105 with all except liilelzike. Lllllllflllllll, :incl Aslilztilfl. l l ll0N'l' ICUW3 lluhlry -lllllt5H1 Mlvkey lilll- 1 It-rg l'l!lI'l'llt't' .lHllllHtlIlI tleurtge l4'iI'ug An- ' Ilmny t'r:um: ldnrl G11-1-ng .luck l'utxkc-. SIGVUNIP IWW: linly Snyflt-rg lngvnr Swam- Nlbllj Hex lliglu-1 George lfI'tlHll!l'lltbllHj l':lI .llusvzaz Vs-rnnn !l'llll'l'1 Lou Mucllurg Mr. llzumm-r. li'KUN'l' ICUW: Alun Ulineg liailph Foster: Fred Fluetkeg ltielizzrd Hoytg Bill .Inniesg liicluwd Vuillznncourg Don Phelps. SECOND HOW: Neil Muyiieldg Dutlglus Ernstg Eu- gene Iluuseg Lee Hunterg Floyd llunsukerp luck Vuclzzg Mr. Nihil. lflfllxli HOW: Hill! AlJlI'I'I lltllllllil I,z1il'fl' Wrmill Smlnlxi K f'5 Sllliflll lhvdnexi h f'llF WL lV fiu srzmxn lcow: Arihul- 'll ll 'i llfllllv lll'IlIlIII Xmmzm Bjurklund' .lnlm .llnllny Hugh Hmmm: New Cmmll' BOXING and WRESTL1 G In the second annual smoker sponsored by the physical educa- tion department eleven champions were crowned. Raymond Shul- niire retained the high school heavy weight wrestling title he won last year. The iron nian of the smoker was Cornell Peterson, who made a clean sweep in the 115-125 pound wretling and boxing' matches. Results in the boxing matches were: Orlie Kennerly. 110 lbs.g Don Phelps, 125-135 lbs.g Charles Currier, 135-147 lbs.g Max Hibbard, 1-17-160 lbs.g lien lYilson, 175 lbs. and Duane Baker, 145 lb. novice class. ln the wrestling matches: Ilenry Gibson, 1.25-135 lbs.g jim llunter, 135-145 lbs.g and lid Downs, 100-175 lbs. title. Mahi' Reyiners refereed the boxing, and Wendell Currier offici- ated in the wrestling bouts. BOXING l+'lCUN'l' KUW: t'I1:11'1es Kuarrkg Orlie Kcnnerlyg .llllrllll Stride: Kennetll Aber. SECOND ROW: Bill Prit- cl'uu'c1: Russell liellamtg Marvin 1111150111 Dun Phelpsg lmzule liukerg Bud Armsti-ung. 'l'HlliD RUN: John llellryg Chuck l'lll'l'ie1'q Lyle Cuokp Huy Bergluifg 111:11 .Nlillerg .luck Shults. WRESTLING l4'K0N'1' ROW: Joe Allen: Lyle lizlkerg Alun Clincg llnllo Nllglilllllj llunk Gibson: Alxin Antlersun. Sl'It'0NIi HOW: Mr. ULISTJLIVSOIIQ l'1J1l'l Kl1lllil12llI1Il16I'j Bula EYEIIISQ EllW21I'll liuwusg Ray Sl'lllllI11l'6Q D011 Salter. Nuff-', 'N 'A .N Y F' 1- f 4 N' 'YL 'l .:Aif-1. '25i'1'iffq.' il ith? tall? - ,- ,45 1 '-.,---109 3 tg qw' - ff --'Vw f K . . -' '5 . 'r.- W' 4 3- ilu ' 1'7'3l, 14 'l f 'fsgzwlzitklgfi H f Mg 1 .flaw W ze.Haf5f4?i:m+?mga.ewafwikiqsgxew-tariff-HPZQ 5g!?fge- .wwf -Qgtfw. .SfsfF'F' S .J btfgggg'ki:f '2'f.BF'l1v-Q'!,.s1,,5ff -4534 fr H-N 1 .gm '14 11.55 Lyyjgl wiv Wi, ,,1, .iff ' .l rg ' , ' '-1v'i4Q'Q in T1gf A.El.a'fiffsr'g ga JF' f him-3 'I' ,5 , ' - . -X - Q7 , g is 4 5254 1551: F l- 3 1' 'll U Slffikiff F . Eff? Q L.: s ' W EE ! .1 .zz . 57 12 f 7' ' ylltifli. 5 1 LS' 'l ' Y., '11, r .M , 551232, 1,5 45' Us-.flfflsff .wltkkvm ,N w is ,, 1 in i?3?5.f5,iT..f3:p .i-:iff Wet 2'fglllV+li'? NIM is 3. w:,f,vgV-flirt' l 5 1,111,- 'lf if'g'.f1.5l: ff. my 1 1 JO' -A Iii liz' 'I Q . F Nl J K CPELICAN TENNIS The l'elican tennis squad ul l939 enclecl the season with Five wins out of six gaines anal a recorfl of liaving postecl a win over every team on its scheclule. The seasons opener was playecl with Meclforcl on the Saturday following' spring' football: ancl although in need of practice, the lmoys pnllefl through with a win hy a score of -l-2. Then in suc- cession they clefeatecl Grants Pass -l-31 Bend 6-l: Salem 5-l. and clroppecl the final gaine hy a score ol -l-3. l4lttlNl' HOW: lien H2INllllQ.fS, Mgr.: Martin Stride: l l'2lllli Subject. SECOND ROW: Huy Crane: Ge-mgc Cornell: Ult'li 1441: l'a1t Alnsesg Alr. Smelaiir, lDlKEt l'0K. CPELICAN TRACK The Pelican track team placecl three men on the relay team for the state track meet cluring' the N139 season. llwain lllcllonalcl, lilamath's miler, placecl seconcl in the Mecllorcl meet which allowecl him a trip to the tournament. XYith Mcllonaltl went lilclriclge An- rlerson, pole-vanlter, ancl the hall'-miler relay team consisting' ol .Xlvan Sarver, George lfile, lilclriclge .Xnrlerson, ancl lioh Yancy, who won seconfl in three clillerent events. PKHNI' lttlwi .lim lanisung Nllll'll l'0tllH'l'Q Kmlnetll Alrurg Hoy l'lzlstllurn: liulx YIIIICOXC Hull Marr: lluy lxarrvr: .llnrtm llutzg lmn l'l1t-Ins: lllclmnt V:1ill:1114'o1lr3 Rune .lnllnsonp lCic'h:u'rI llarrlsg llill Alforil. SI+lt'0All lltlll: Mill lie Alzmlp .lack Shultzsg Nm-nl llllllllillllwl Victor llertsgerg liuyrl Kurrerg lilll Nlnzeg lilll l'iIl'lSllPlllSlJllQ lilll I'itllllllIlSllllQ tli-in fe lille: .tue YUUIIIJIIIQ Rillllll lfusturg lll1lI'l'lll Lucas: t'hzu'lie lilll'I'l0I'. L 'l'lIlllll NOW: Steve Stoyyartg llun St'Iml't1.:l'l1j llugli l llll0l'j limb limmkg lion .luncsg Melvin Millurg Blll 4 Hush: Vlarencv .lnlinsung ln-x lllglmee: ldnrl tleurgeg l'rancis Lellffllillll .lim t'mull1-yg Ray Sllllll1lll'l'Q Mr. lnillSlill'Sllll. llllil+jt7'l'tlll. ll'0llll'l'll llllll: .lack lllyersg liuhhy Ahlleyg Huy llvrgluffg llllmfnrtl Luvelettj llurulil lwberg lllllurd t'luyIm1g Vlrgll .lznrettg Walter liulckg Verlund lluflg Bull ldvmlsp lllurlun lteglnutu. 'Q .aft 5 yrgffrf Lu 15 A -- ', 2 15 - ' ,ii tfffiv4Jiiiliitlififlllilfl,JQ'3s9wY,gi-flillltifglftffffl Mill. ' sl ,W ' 53,-F i'Sl'.?w:'aiz . uctrflsgizp.,.-.ffltfifgmgfligWi.jm55glfv5,'5f1i ,A r7i33 '!4l t .ffy,fltll, fw.fv,f'4s -tif'fweewyif,fifcfw-w i' , ,. lg L ' t.'v4m h?5am-..-f -- .igltiwfilfi 'xf.?e4f+ifzm'ivT?l. f 1' if f'-ff? 1 LH fi? -QS,-:EZQI .f '??ff?,'7a W .L .,,, '- gale sg: l 5, 11- . ' Wtjgqx 'tt fvigef ' UHF s. I xv . 1 ., A? li mriifi l' A . 'a Wffflf il Q A ,?Cilfi'7 1 193' w'l?l'a'fl1 l 'ill' him! f ' U-, rf al-jury? 'V ifvruy J? .lf t P Kg! L- ' Pg-i,'yf1.Q lfqlfft,-QQ Q 5, I .,.,f,,v'. . 1, ,- ,:,'.' 1 4,5 ,ll Y. .XM l I l'I-1 - UI- K- - 1 Z. if GIRLS SPGRTS As soon as the Volleyball tournaments are over, the girls start practicing basketball. This sport is a favorite among many of the girls. and they can hardly wait to start playing. As in the other sports. there is a tournament among the classes. The juniors were the winners this year. l4'ltUN'I' KUW: l'hylli:: Aubrey: Helly Zirklu: Nl.n',1ie Elliott: l':nt Uruup: .leunnetle lizlrf less: Fzlye Zirkle, l'Al l'.XlN: Lois Charles, llEl4'ElCEE. SECOND HOW: illurjeam Fin- nell: l5:11'h.n':1 Adams: Thelma Howard: Put Hackett: Arliene Baldwin: Beitilu Cranwr. VOLLEYBALL On the first stormy day in fall, if not before, the girls drag out their nets and start knocking the ball back and forth. After a little practice they have a tournament among the different classes. This year the Juniors, noted for their good team work, were the winners. l4'li0lN'l' IKUW: I':nt l'l'lJl.lIl1 Msngican Finnell: Belle llIcNerney: Betty Zirkle: Phyllis Ailbrey: Betty .lean Rairnlge: Jeannette Bayless: Nlurjie Elliot: Faye Zirkle. SECOND HOW: Louise Howie: lictty l4'1'edricksun: Virginia Ellen Smith: Heltilu Cramer: Pat Hackett: iS2ll'llEll'll Arlznns: Luis l'll1ll'l9SQ Arliene Baldwin: Thelma HOWill'Cl. ., 5 ,img ,yi-mf if I.-W .V'l I 1 ' K, ,N 'f:f'q'r'fj:-maui iQsrI1,y-gf 1 wweawQtfsf-vaiatfN4- H-X 'whE1MamwtaJa. ghd. Eggfxmy -!- 'ffiPf,5-faq ,419 JA'-'WM 9 --wg l l'.2ff5i 'Nw Qifiqlgl. -Q 'Ll wi byhwfgia ' lg- i5 '5J'ii':m5'5 ' H11 . 1 z':z:?? aslliililf 'wig .5m3i1' l.v l' 'iw jf 'Y iifiiklifr- ,fu vrf , 641255 vis-, .V It . W rv- f iii ti , Fl 13 5 33 , ,e, rf .4 I' it 1-fill lv'L.l, i iq-,1:gf:g.fi 3 NWWK, 5 eftxilfig' faawl ahah? q'vZ15Hi4h1W lltiiiilfisilli vww2.11'wg fl 3 'lv lil BASEBALL Strictly 21 lmys spurt? l'erhzL1is. hut these girls prove it is not emilinecl to buys alone. They have wholehezmrteclly acloptecl lmse- hzill zmcl show as much, if not more euthusizism lfOXYZl.1'Cl it than do the buys. Even if the weather ClOCSll,t permit them to play out- cluors. they cluirt seem to miiicl as they manage just as well inclocws l'mlI1s Aubrey: Helly Zi:-Me: Put llueke-tt: Betty Jenn lfillllilglfl ATEIIQIPJIII leiiiiiellg Faye Zirlilez Lois Cliurlusi .leulinette Huylessg .ll'Tll'Ill' liallnhrin. PING PONG This spurt seems tu he mme ul' the must poplilzu' games zmicmg the girls this year. The tzilmles ure full helure zmcl alter school, cliiring elzmss. :tml :lt umm. This j'CIl1' there was 21 lzlclfler llJll1'll2L- ment lm' any girl that xrzmterl to tzilce part. Clover Newhzmks fume out mi top, with 'lame Ruhiii rmmer up. The mziili truuhle this year was keeping the girls suppliecl with ping pong halls. Xl:u,lenn l Illlll'llj Ph-xllls Aulneyg l':it l'IUIIllQ Iianilumi .lrlulllsj llc-tty ZIl'lill'Q Fnye Zirkleg liultilu llI'1lIlll'l'Q l':ilsy llnekell. r 7 V pl w5.:z : if-We-2 .f gf-' ' ' 211: Wi5 ' ' N ,.,,,u,-., its .4-T4-njci i. V ' - 9 v - ,. W- , . elf .-v,,:vv-yfxggc, f-lriilffflra' lf Ml!-fvf , .7-'fl-. fill -' '. A a . +'4 ' -rf. 1 ' l.'1ivf1l543iwl'il'i'?f4l 3aZlLZ'Ai2fflll?Sl'm e ii. ' 'W : fm fl ifgfliwa ilwnrftf ETA? A ' 1414 l - ez ' '- -S' Ai 4 -7,4 V x ' M i , -P . . , i f if w e re if il 1 tw. .T 4543? sh, 2 .l,' , 1 :fgyW1'if,'Kfsf.'1 i - IL , 'ter 'ff-lyff, A 44' V 'ell , w'f'J1 'EW' ,lr UZ? ,i,1,',lCrl 7, i 'f Q.5', ik' ,Q .,,, 1, 'Vi f ',I H' 24: 'Un 2 Q Yr, J, . iff lil' 1. 4 . ' 5 YELL LEADERS TXVIRLERQ Faye Zirkle Patty Croun Roland Piper WHAT A CHEER Tension and excitement hold the crowd while the briffht tlood- rs lights are turned on the huge stage, our own Modoc Field. This is the setting and atmosphere in which these girls, in their short skirts, mili- tarv jackets, and high hats, perform with twirling' bzitons before games and between halves. Their whole-hearted eliforts and grand performzinces have been recognized and appreciated not only by our own school and townspeople but also by outsiders as well. l ltUN'l' HOW: Newt Alcitnulty. SECUNIJ HOW: l':tt llnckett: Luis llzmkinsg HilI'lJ2lI'2l Xlonreg Murgzatret Mldlillltllll linuellen l'rm'tnr3 l':ll1l1ne Alexzunlerg lilurizi Slzitling llumthy Wilson: -lllilllllil Wolgunmtlg Suzznine AllC'llk'l5lIllI Marv Ellen l'llllI'llkll'lQ H2ll'lllll'll lieune: ltulvy Sutton 'l'lfllKll ROW: tilentlu Uulnitts: l':1t 1lc'Veyg Ile-annie ll:1Inilton: lhnwmtliy Lillll't'IlSllllQ .lnyee lmllzirllitleg Ann tknwtenseni Ethel Linclenlnmlg Ellen Sutton: l,1lllI'il Kllllf lmllg Lnuv hllllllillll Virginia Antlrensg Betty liessmlettc. l4'0l'li'l'll NUW: liuruille lirztttnng l'illllll1t' .lolnisong Duris ymitisi Vffllbib' Uuokg lietty .lame llzlllettg Helen ltussellg Arlielle liztlduin: Lois l'lizu'lesg Blurinn Deering: Vnlleen Grztlnnn: Betty Fietlrit-ksuiiq Ilwptliy l'lll'I'lCl'I Ruth Alztthe-ws. l+'llf 1'Il ICUW: .learn lilac-tilmrxig Mum' l l'ill1COS Lztmlrzllilq Betty l'llZlIIIlNll.ZllBI .ll1ll'lC White: Nlrllllil l'striek: lfjleznnn' Lust: Lnrrziine Kluthj Bzuburzi Ainm Smith: Grace l'orke1'yg .llzixine llzirtling Shirley Chaise: M2lI'gill'9I Lewisg Thais .lohnsnng Ruth Steinersun. YELL LEADERS XX'e think Patty, Faye, lletty. and Roland deserve at great deal ol credit for their service at the gzunes and assemblies this year. They have done their part toward promoting' better sportsmanship :ind more interest in the cheering' section. -., - - X .,. - I lu hm.m llxllmlnur -,.N ' I.v.lp Img All Im .UI S I Slum- SAM' Ill lhnlx I'l'lX 1 l'lllllll xll'l'lliIllll' 1 lizul liens 4 1 ,Q ' 1 Y Qi. Q af' A F, l -gf 1 'v- u ' V, 1 A-P' 6' Q g, an X- x K x A A ' F1 A 1- -5 A A f V' YN 3 'S A, J N L 4 K 'W' L xx ik. -Y :R '-P+' ,it Nei -I, 4 4' Huxhful Hubs -Pulitics -Anmteur Carpenters -Swingsters -.lust Kids -Ye 0111 Barbershop -Une Bud Night LFAQ: v4 vh:A M- 5vL MA-A ll l 1 vw, 1, th ff 11 tj, H 2 , A,SYmflitKE1'r 3, ' . . ' 1 y CALENDAR 5, 1 . l 7: 1939 -- 4-O tj U '. 4 qi, g Jouvlfavesti: ga, A l 1 4 W iff t ea ces- tt tt 'i' 9 13 14 29 6. 11. 14. S liP'l'liM B ER A lot of sad faces and a very it-w glad faces came strapl- glint: into Klamath after va- cation. The guards of the tzaincs, the Klanlatli Knights. started its usual roll call for new mem- hers, For Sale- Student Bodv Tickets. No tickee no gamie, unless you pay a lot. The juniors and the sopho- mores elected their year's supply of class officers. OCTOBER On this great day the lowly rooks received a grand re- ception. ln an Old Dutch Garden by an Old Dutch Mill -or something like that-when Roeland Van. Cavel was here and told us about Holland, his homeland. .Xny rags, any clothes? On this day the Girls' League had a very successful rum- mage sale. T EC 1-7 oven X oo' EGfN3 fig-235 N4 X 'f sf at v Qs Q - zoom! A Q 0 TWEETEE 63 .is X 'TwEE'fl, 9 , ' x. r Y .' Q 0- -:E 1?At.A will E Mlm. r HEH OH 17. Pep Peppers got their a a- anyway they xzot. This was the unlucky day when they were initiated. 19-20. We love institutes-most of all teachers' institute, be- cause we had a little two day vacation when the teachers went away. 24. The first pay movie, Souls at Sea. 31. The hip: lady took the little lady to a dance. In other words, the Big Little Sister Dance. NOVEMBER 1. Babies like safety pins, and on this day we had a safety talk and a safety movief 6. Ouch, I got a one in Latin. So what! This is the Honor Society's initiation, and you will get a few swatfs instead of ones. 17. Yum, Yum! The Father and Son Banquet was on this day. 20. The girls got out to cook, but found it was the Home Economics initiation. DECEMBER Toot Win a Turkey , ere, On tlns day the Boys' Alli- ance had its carnival. Oh! Music! Mr, Stanfield put out a nice big band Con- cert. Blomquist is at it again. She put on a good Student Body Play, One Mad Night. The first Boys' Alliance dance was held. I can't dance. but I think it was great. 30. Jingle Bells rang freedom -freedom from school for a week. It's the Christmas vacation. JANUARY The big meeting of the Stu- dent Congress. This meeting brought about the Book Ex- change. On this day our basketball team played Ashland. 18. We crammed: we studied: we fiunked. Anyway this was the week of first semester exams. By Cracky, the Junior Dance Committee put on the Barn Dance. This day started color week. FEBRUARY Another gal, another boy. another dance. Sponsored by the Klamath Knights. We were really happy bc- cause we had a chance to see the Great Passion Play on this day. Gong! A wow of a show. The junior class Amateur Show. NVQ saw a lot of inn in basketball when we saw the Bearded Aces Zlilailwf ll Chinese team. GJ ll l mil 7 l'lEYl eff fo f ,- 3 Ri be Qi? . If ff 9 4 s I .-.. U X S - AH.Tis A ri JQVQHPRRNG! fu ik- Kil l. x f I X .ni cest c - Wi llett , l f : Q l QQ L. .522- N f ya. xi' X' Goop - - -- BY 8 1 :fo lg t fs fs I ,5 The big. broad. muscle men's dance. CK Club.D MARCH Another swell Music Con- cert by Stanheld and the gang. Tumbling. wrestling, and boxing at the Physical Edu- cation Show. You write me wrong. The Quill and Scroll had a nice initiation. If you would call it nice. Ma- Pa-. XVow, the kid party was in full swing on this March day. The April Frolic was held on this day. APRIL VVe heard a great baritone singer at the assembly today. His name was Lester Ready. Pep Club-Boys' Alliance dance. On this day the 20-30 track meet was held. April Frolic. The Lion's Club had its track meet on this day. County Music Festival. M A Y The Girls' League had a style show. UMMMM. The Great Seniors had a great play. Miss XVest's Sen- ior play. June Mad . junior-Senior prom. -18. The State Track Meet. The Hi-Y Dance and the Pep Pepper Banquet. Class day. Yippee. School is out-Conn mencement-maybe this cal- endar wasn't the best in the world. but at least it will bring back a few old mem- OFICS. W:iQ65,4,y1,.,,f ' . f EQWZW7 gf' , M r C6 X IL, N fiwfii gig, ' 'Ain f 2 21 ' - Qaczl? XVWLCZJ , 'X W X -M f A 670355 iii W ?fZiZ1ZWf with JW? yi. 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