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

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high in cash returns . . . On November 8 the big and little sisters swung out at their after-school dance, with big sisters doing the honors . . . Voja Benes, brother of former Chzechoslovakian president, addressed the students in a stirring message on November 13 . . . November 15, I’ep Peppers sponsored a leap year dance, entertainment being provided by Allie Lee Dean, Southern jitterbug, and Keith McGillivary, ac-cordian soloist . . . Thanksgiving Tea was given for faculty members by the Tea Toilers club on November 19 . . . On 21. 22. the long-awaited Thanksgiving holidays . . . Parents and Patrons got acquainted with teachers when “Open House was held on November 28. Mrs. Good was in charge. Freshman Reception; happy, folks? Leap year jam session, given by Pep Peppers. V 2 Just loafers. Boys monopolize senior bench.

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Band comes out of it—football rally. Bend game—Hall Klamath! Crapo, Mayhew. Erlandson keep things in line—Eugene game. You tell ’em. Stanfield. Student body ticket sales, directed by Mr. Robinette, ended with five home rooms subscribing one hundred per cent . . . Student Congress activities began with the first meeting . . . The annual “El Rodeo” circulation drive opened October 1. to continue until the 25th ... In the Fire Prevention assembly of October 8. Fire Chief Ambrose, I)r. Frank Hull, and Mr. Larson urged students to support the cause . . . On October 17 and 18. teachers attended the educational institute in Ashland . . . Election of class officers was held on October 22. Jack Cleek, Keith Howell. Orlie Kennerly, and Delbert Lyman winning top posts . . . The Cirls' League Rummage Sale, held on October 26, netted an all-time

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“Snowy” Gustafson FALL SPORTS Buck” Hammer Joe Peak Paul Deller SEASON SUMMARY A bang-up game against Chico High launched the season for K. U. H. S. Our good luck on the turf continued until we tussled over the pigskin with Lassen Junior College. Although the loss of four games cpienched the Klamath spark for an all-win victory, the Pelicans flew high in the five games they won. We also have to remember the colorful drills the Pep Peppers, the Band, and majorettes put on during the halves. FOOTBALL COACHES The two Pelican mentors, “Snowy” Gustafson, head football coach, and “Buck” Hammer, line coach, deserve a very large portion of the credit for the production, year after year, of one of the state’s high-ranking grid squads. Not only do these two work during the entire season to build the boys up to top physical condition, but they also must instill in them the old fighting spirit”, which often is the difference between a game lost and a game won. Joe Peak. Wildcat coach, faces the same responsibilities with his team, and fulfills his duties well. Paul Deller, although he arrived late in the season to undertake the freshman coaching job, made good use of the time he did have.