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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1942 volume:

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I ,Q v pq' .' i l E SALUTE! our classmates who deemed it their patriotic duty to join our nation's armed Forces, that' they might deliend our American way ol: lite and protect those they have left laehind - - - To these boys, For this honorable deed, we respect- Fully dedicate this book - - 'V gl fif 1. fl' ' fziffa , ,gilt ,, fp a l.. 1 ,I if S 222 , .. ik? Sl A .0VllU'. S LlN.ol CNANLII 4 N GOI A IIB! October 24, 1941 Students ot Kliqtb Uruon High School: not o I it fu, p.1meJ3?'i.55, J2'l'f,7,'Zf 'i',,, Asif? pgople Co govern tbhlC1'9l by select-ing their Own People tor- office, but .lt also eqbz- eu otbqr ihedomr-Ch. rffoaon to work, Wu Aveda. Co 'mfr' 'M b::.'1'21'g,z-'af' 'be ::f'Q- 2 'W 'Hd Doha pneo top eo. ng fx-go. dvlq lo Ning as lqttgz- or fact in Nun c U11 Ther in wiv vo In de 111,,fa Co prove 0 e flu. wha the dewoor-.exe py- ofhor- llnde. Cry. lnciple Imam? at is ot the ufgvhud 'Hugh -ln at 1.porhn5t?oth.fY'o.,t Ono u t in Ou, public sc t -'M D' d it bool shea- nl? 0' l 'ld T 'dll Gngblfmou ber von 41 sw I 0 il in z e n u to d I-'bo d081'o.:::iio:1fT 0 I Q B0 1' 1 lzlzght with Q Pr-lcfdendthe I 1 .,.,: f ' th its avr. t 1: th-lqk Out Pqyzlzzz Plgeo ot lqy ehq involh Vu-. W Q I Gov!!-nor A Ji up I 'UXPQ as awe, 9095 We av S1173 1 'Ffa-fn the 16146 Q ffvffl the WMS, from W6 65 Goa 1 ,31-CH-5 N as Sky , pmas w61X.4if-fdy f s 1135 -. ooavlorfll MA me RUSSELL K QOBERT THQ CIQAPO Q lntrociuction Q Administration Q Classes Q Sports Q Activities Q Features Q Sponsors rincipals, teachers, oFFice secretaries, janitors, librarians, student body oFFic- ers, and student council representatives - - - all make up the administration section. They are leaders. All, in some sense, play an important part in the running ol: our institution. Therefore, we have chosen a picture oF our presi- dent, Franklin D. Roosevelt, the high- est leader in the land, as a Fitting introductory ol: this section. Mr Merle West BOAIQD OF DIIQECTCDIQS Not in picture: Mr. Freeman Shultz In watching the student activities during the course of a school year, one is greatly impressed by the high degree of accomplish- ment in so many varied fields. The School Board, feeling that these extra-curricular activities have as dehnite a place in the school program as the regular academic studies, lends every en- couragement to their development and growth. The outstanding success oi this annual, student publication is indicative of the high state of accomplishment in the out-of- class activities and certainly is a great credit to those students participating in its publication. PERCY MURRAY. Mr Lewis Botens Mr. Percy Murray Mrs. Pearl Shultz Mr. Wilson Wiley PRINCIPAL AND SECIQETAIQIES Dunning Gralapp Johnson The 1941-42 schiml year has presentecl the high schools of .Xnieriezi with inzmy new challenges and responsibilities. In Klzlnmth Union High School both zlcaclelnic and voezltimml courses have been ex- panded. The school plant has been busy day and night. The obligations of citizenship in mn' delnoefucy have become increasingly obvious clnring the recent months. On December eighth we pledged mn' ener- gies and abilities to the 1-l1l'filC1'ZlHCC of the natiniml wzn' progrznn. ,Xs the lil Nmleu goes to press the faculty and stuclents of K. U. li. S. renew that pledge. A R NOLD GR,-U ,APR rad ss Irene Redetzke, E FACUL TY first Roxx'4 Miss Dorothy Hzlilie M r. Klux' Hates Mrs. B. B. Bloniquist Mr, XYilhehn Bodine Miss Eva Burkhalter Mr. Rziyniond Cooney Second Row- Mr. Paul Heller Mr. Lloyd B. Emery Mr. NY:1Iter Esheheek Mr. Dwight French h ird Roxx'-A Mr. Alhert Fitch Mr, Donald Golding Mrs. Rachel Good Mr. Rollo iioold Fourth Row- Mr. Kenneth Hannner Miss Margaret Hay L lution of Mr. .Xrnold Cirzdzlpp, us our nexv principal, was at highlight in this xr I1 s sehool progrznu. Next year, when he takes over his new xx 'ork as 1 1 '11 l memhered by the students superintendent of :dl the city sehoo 5, ie xx'1 me re l I 1 h earnestly and whole-heartedly is one xx ho xx :is zLlxx'zLx's xvilling to le lb, unc xx' 0 1 ' I t tl etivities in which the students were Lnde ivoied to promote unc 8111111121 e ie :L nested xet, he :xlxx'z1x's unsxx'erx'inglx' nmintziined :L high Stililfitllii ol dis -. 4. ihr fiooid ncxx xuc piimipd ind tc uhei oi Sound hum tiphnc Mr. Ro i , f' VH- 2 1 'z ' uns x ill he successor to Mr. iiizilztpp .... Other new teachers this year in- iiirls Pliysiezxl i':fil1C2ltiUI11 Mr. Xxilhehn Bodine, First Row- See Thi Fun I TI-IEFAC LTY Mis, .Xhee l'luw:n'cl Mr. Yermm Kuykenrlall Mrs. lgL'1'll2lll Klushen Miss Karen Nelson Mrs, l,ueille 0'Neill Mr, Hzlrultl PZlllllCl' :mtl Row- Rlr. joe Peak Miss Ruth Pinkston Miss lrene Reclfetzkc Xlr. Kelley Rnhinette rcl Row- Mr. Uonnlrl Russ Mr. Clitiurcl Rowe Klrs. Gerzllrline Rnyeroft Mr. Teil Russell rth Row- Miss llnrnthy Sehnpp Mr. NYayne Scott wrt: Mr. XX':lyne Scott, l-lcmkkeeping :incl XN'ilcleat euzielig Miss XYilleutt voca- tional 'l'r:iiningg ancl Mr. Fitch. Defense Coorclinzitcn' ..... X new course, voca- tional training. uncler Miss Wlilleutt was estalmlishecl this year. Open to any memher of the senior class. this ennrse preparecl students for work outside uf school. .Xetual experience was given in clnwntowu stores. 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Stvxxnrt, 1,1-1111115111 111-111111-1'111-, 1,. 1iis111111. 1911511-1', l'11x, 111111 11'1D1R: 11l1111111, 0'1':111:1::11:111, l:111:1, X11-11i11i1:11'1'. 11. l'11t1-1's11'i111-1', l'1-111111 The professor lmmself BeHy and Don a+ gourn We are Pep Peppe The prachcal sude of Those good old days Happy go lucky Dode NUM ANU ahsm banquef maih llSllllllll .fbqx Thumbs up. The war is on! Noi school worlc. Jusf iivin'. Rally bound. Mary Jane when A. ight, a ,ajf- WJ'- 33,11 ,gg .Q A 1 EE? . -'fmt lgnx df. . resident Roosevelt, a great leader, is making a speech to a session ol: Congress in this picture . . We can say, therefore, that Congress represents our Four classes and the President, as their leader, repre- rents the class oliliicers who guide them fthe members, in any activ- ity they may undertake. ,V The president speaks to Congress SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS IReading Iop Io boHomI George Deme'IraIros, Presideni: Glenn Kennedy, Vice-President Mary Jane Drake, Secrefaryg Peggy Bishop, Yell Leader: Keifh McGiIIivary, Song Leader. THIS YEAR'S CLASS OF SENIORS HAS SUCCESSFULLY REACHED THE OPEN DOOR THROUGH WHICH THEY WILL FIND A NEW FUTURE IN STORE FOR THEM. THE CLASS OF '42, GUIDED BY THEIR PRESI- DENT, GEORGE DEMETRAKOS, HAS LEFT KLAMATH UNION TO GO TO COLLEGE OR ENTER SOME INDUSTRY WHICH HAS BEEN THEIR AMBITION. TRADITIONS OF THE SENIOR CLASS HAVE ONCE MORE BEEN EXERCISED, SUCH AS THE SENIOR CLASS PLAY, CLASS DAY, HICK DAY, SKIP DAY, AND THE SENIOR BANOUET. IIIIIR III? VaIedictorian -:- SaIutatorians Il.e'F'I to rIgI'1II-Eugene Love, Veledicforian wi+I1 a s'IraigI'1+ I grade average. Louise Howie and Gordon Ledinglnam, SaIuIaI'or- ians wiII'1 a grade average of I.09275. Paul Alba n Merlon Albreclaf Phyliss Anderson Virginia Andrews Charlene Baughman Bill Bayless Mary Bishop Peggy Bishop Audrey Reed dances wiih Wayne Chase af Pep Pepper New Year's Dance. 'ts 49s Alvin Anderson Douglas Andersol Ben Arndf Lillian Baller Hillard Bell Doro+l'ry Bellinghan Maqueline Blaine Shirley Bock Harold Borfon Marjorie Bofens Elaine Braafz Donald Braffon 23 Leo Brennan George Broslerhous Elizabelh Bunnell lrma Cardelinni Ted Case Belly Champagne Virginia Chinn Violel Chinn Lyle Cool: Bill Consla ns Beulah Cooper Julila Coslillo ...NO Judilh Brown Belly Buchanan Don Carson Ann Carslensen Wayne Chase Leslie Chasfain Kaly Chrisly Elaine Coolc Have you been fo +l'16 Carnival, Dave? Ofilla Cosfillo Elea nor Cox Junior Cummings Allie Lee Dean George Demefrakos Berf Dennis Sfanley Doiy Mary Jane Drake S+eve and Dean Woodruff, af Boys' Alliance Carnival. Ediflw Crossfield Elvera Cummings Roberf Delap June De Maze Joyce Dollarhicle Arlie Dorfclu Russel Duffy Roy Dunn Janei Eclle Alice Edmunson Dorofhee Ellingson Doroihy Fauglwf 25 Margarei Fehlen Joyce Finch Georgia Funk Frank Ganong David Gifford Hazel Gilleff Gwendolyn Glubreclnl Adra Goeller Lorraine Gufhrie Jim Gwin Alice Hagelsfeln Ru+l1 Helm 26 Hazel Halferiy Norman Hall Bob Halverson John Hamacler Henry Hancock Jack Hanson La Marr Henry Dick Henfhorne Wifh fhe wind in her hair. W Dick Howard Virginia Howard Eva Rae Jacobsen Marvin Jacobsen Mary Lou Johnson Thais Johnson Peggy Kealing Beverly Keffer Glenn Kennedy Gladys Killian Bill King Arlene Kirkpafriclr 28 Keifh Howell Louise Howie lnga Johnson Marian Johnson Ruby Joseph Frances Ka ma rad Jean Kellis Glen Kellon E Laura Kimball Lucy Kimball L Earl Klinlrhammer Don Laird Mary Frances Landrum Melvin Larson Mary Linder Ed Loffsgaard Orion Mann Bob Masfers Barbara McLean Pearl McLean Carl MCGdUh9Y Donald McGee Bud Meiser Bill Melhase '--.nf any f' al gd all' .N.L,,,, fr-vi - Q YC? Gordon Ledingha Elwood Lewis Bill Long Eleanor Lusf Rufh Mdfhaws Madeline McBride Marie McClelland Eleanor Mccool Keifh McGlllivary Harvey McLing Bonnie Markle Cafherine Mesner 79 Merlyn Millelson Beverly Miller Cleora Morlon Mery Jo Morfon Gale Mofley Berihiel Nelson Gene Olson Mary Oss Ed Peferman Gloria Pefersfeiner Bernice Pinelli Joyce Pinelli 3U 'FQ' Melvin Miller Jaclz Mi+cl1ell Joyce Mosby Dale Mofley Geneva Obrisl Maurice O'Callagl1an Jack Pafzlre Rufl1Penning+on The Chinn fwins ouf for a sfroll. June Pinelli Marguerife Pollard Gloria Pope Inamae Puclxei Audrey Reed Howard Renner Jaci Rich Jimmie Dee Rini: A happy pair. -as 1 'dt -1' 'KK 'Gwinn Waller Pool Bessie Pope Helen Radcliffe Merrill Redmonc Marceil Reynolds Corrine Riach Jane Robin Gladys Rudolph Roberia Rugg Peggy Rumer Fred Ross Beffy Sanders 3I Fred Sclrah Lois Scluulh Ronella Shipman Blanche Slyiar Gene Smillm Kennefla Smillu Frances Solo Andrew Soule Sfeve Sfewarf Gene Sfive rs Marlin Sfride Ellen Suffon 3? 14' Cv Leonard Scoff Bob Shipman Bob Snyder Jim Snyder Leonard Smilh Bob Sorenson Rufb Sfeinerson AI Sleward Sacred porlals. Finn Svendson lngvar Swanson Flora Taylor Arlene Thomas Wallace Turnidge Viclor Viers Dorriss Weinberg Alice Welller Jeanne relaxes. wwf 13 'dl Bob Swindler Jaclr Tavinner Sylvia Thompson Erma Trewafha Wally Wasie Don Wafkins Richard Wells Orlena Whifccmlt Q Marie While Ronald While Marie Williams Dorothy Wilson Donnella Wishard Bob Wisner Beffy Ya d o n 34 A reflux 8 at noch 9 bjeih Joyce Worfhingion Arfhur Wong Anna Lee Zell . -,f ., '- - 4 P. : iw' ' ' , '-,J 'f - ' 4 1: ' ' ,LY Vp J ' AUITOGIRAIPIHIS f W QMBMWW KM 9 , Jai? by QW ii WMJA Lus! Hahn Cooper Hamm M. Johnson Zell lllllll Mary Ellen llotehkins and llarvey Mcling have the cutest smiles .... Eleanor Lust and lngvai' Swansen are the most reserved .... Mary Lou johnson and Bill King are the big- gest flirts .... Ruth Hahn and Don XYatkins are the best looking red- heads .... Blareeil Reynolds and Maurice O'Callaghan are the most talkative .... Beulah Cooper and George llrosterhous are the best looking blondes ...... Xudrey Reed and Glenn Kennedy are the best pals. . . . . Velma llannn and lloward Holliday have the best dispositions .J . . :Xllie Lee Dean and Don Laird are the best dancers .... Marian Johnson and lfred Schatz are the most ambitions .... Jane Robin and Eugene l.ove are the best athletes .. . . .-Xnna l,ee Zell and jack Hansen have the most musical talent. lliclc llc'iitlm1'm' :mil llllflltlly llcll- inglizmi :irc tlic Uutvst cuuplc . , . . llicli llmx':11'cl :mil liutli StClllCl'SlJll lmvc Ilia' lm-st llQ'llI't'S .... Roy lfzlst- lmrii :mil lkgggy Keating :irc the must stylisli .... llmx':u'rl Rcnnci' :lml liurriss llicinlwrg lizlvv tlic lvcst IK'l'SHll2llllf' . . , . l 1':111li lizuimig zlml llmwwtliczi lillingsmi :irc the In-st cxc- cutivc-s . , . . Kcitli llmvcll :incl Yir- ginia lluxx':11'1lz11'c' ilu- must supliisti- czltcrl .... Stvvc Stmx'zL1't :xml lictty S1lIlll01'S arc tlic pcppivst .... lleurge llciiictrzmlms :mil llmmcllzi NYisl1:u'cl Iizlvc thc- must puisc .... XiCl'llUll Tutor :mil Ncllic fiZll'1ll1Cl' :irc the lmcst lmvlciiig' l5I'lll10lfCS .... Gem' Stivcrs :mel klxiync XX'm'tl1ii1gtm1 :ire tllc must clrzimzitic '... . lYz1yiicL'l1:1sc :lml Klcrlmi .Xllmrcclit :1i'ctliq-lviggcst plziylmy :mrl sucizilitc . . . Hill Um- stzuis :incl l'cg'gy liisliup :irc the wit- ticst. Henthorne Bellingham Howard Eastburn Keaiing Renner Ganong Ellingson Howell Slewarl Sanders Demetrak Tuter Gardner Hanna Chase Albrecht Conatans OS Steinerson Weinberg Howard Wishard Kellis P. Bishop 37 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS lReading fop 'lo boHoml Bill Burness, Presidenip Dick Cade, Vice-President Joanne Hamillon, Secrefary-Treasurer: Jim Noel, Yell Leader. A+ left Mr. Vernon Kuylzendall, Class Advisor. BILL BURNESS, PRESIDENT, AND HIS CREW OF OTHER CLASS OFFICERS HAVE PILOTED THE JUNIORS THROUGH AN- OTHER SUCCEESSFU L YEAR OF HIGH SCHOOL LIFE. THE MEMBERS OF THE JUNIOR CLASS OF '42 WILL BE REMEM- BERED EOR THEIR INDUSTRY AND INTEREST IN COOPERATING FULLY WITH THE ENTIRE STUDENT BODY IN ALL ITS UNDERTAKINGS. THEY HAVE REPEATED THE TRADITIONAL ACTIVITIES WHICH THE PREVIOUS JUNIOR CLASSES HAVE PRESENTED. THE MOST IM- PORTANT OF WHICH IS THE JUNIOR- SENIOR PROM WHICH WAS A HUGE suc- cEss. llllllmg IXILNNILIH RUILH DARLEEN ALLENDER FRANCES ANDERSON ROY ANDERSON KATHLEEN ANGEL LEO ARATA ELDA BAKER GEORGE BALCH ALFRED BARKER LEONARD BARKEE LOTTIE BARNETT ARTHUR BARTH MARLOW BATES BRUCE BEAN RICHARD BECK ALDO BELLOTTI BOB BENSON MARCUS BENSON MARGARET BLAIR EARL BLANKENSHIP PHILLIP BLOHM NELLIE BOATMAN JIM BOCCHI DOROTHY BOLTON IDRO BONATTO ESTHER BOOK JOYCE BARFF DONNA BOWDEN LORRAINE BRATTON REBECCA BRIDGES LOIS BRAATZ LANE BROOKS BOB BROWN BONNIE BROWN GRANT BROWN MARY JANE BROWN TOM BUFORD MARJORIE BULLER BOB BURGESS BOB BURKE BILL BURNESS MARTIN BUTZ BEVERLY BUTZ DICK CADA CHARLENE CAIN CLARA CALDWELL DEAN CAMPBELL MARIAN CAMPBELL MARIAN CARTER RONALD CARTER BOB CARSTENSEN SHIRLEY CHASE JANET CHRISTENSEN BILL CHRISTIANSON DON CHRISTY li :ai -'::: .W 'N Ax I 1 .,.. .9 -A ,., .....i:E:k as 45 Q 'Q J? A las gsm 'JY 1 1 W w,,',, ,1 'wr N I i , M .Q 5.. I 4i f ? 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JOHN SHIRLEY SUPERNOT SHIRLEY TILTON LA VONNE TRAYLOR BETTY TUCKER MARTIN TUCKER ROLLIN TUTER MARTHA UHRINE NORMA USTICK BERNARD VAILLANCOUR RICHARD VAILLANCOUR LOUIS VOGLER AGNES VERMILLION MAXINE WALDROP ROMA WALLACE umm. WAI-tu JEAN WARD PERRY WATSON ON ESTER WILKENS L TOM WENTERRI NGER BRUCE WIRTH WESLEY WI BOB WONG BARBARA WOOD GERALD WRYN THROW JIMMIE WRYN TIS DELBERT YAN EAGER ACHREIAS PETE ZUPAN CLEO ZURBRUGG MILDRED Y EARL Z SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS IReadIng lop Io bolloml Don Peferman, Preslclenlg Doris Phillips, Vice-President Gerald' Einnarson, Secrelaryg Le'Hie Linman, Yell Leader: Roberla Tuclcer, Song Leader. THE SOPHOMORE CLASS HAS CAR- RIED FORTH THIS YEAR ALL THE COM- MENDABLE CHARACTERISTICS FOR WHICH IT HAS MADE ITSELF WELL-KNOWN AS AN AGC-BRESSIVE FRESHMAN CLASS LAST YEAR. THOUGH THIS CLASS IS LITTLE PUBLICIZED, DUE TO THE FACT THAT IT DOES NOT SPONSOR AN ANNUAL ACTIVITY, AS DO THE OTHER CLASSES, IT IS ALWAYS HERE, READY TO RESPOND TO ANY CALL FOR FIRST AID ISSUED BY ANY INDIVIDUAL OR- GANIZATION, OR BY THE STUDENT BODY AS A WHOLE. IEIIJIIIUIII IRES gsm SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 220 ROW ONE: Jean Bowling, Ruby Beiglils, June Allen, Cecile Bell, Lois Adkins, Geraldine Bagley, Rulh Adams, Nancy Bennel, Barbara Broslerhous, Lillian Badorelr, Jean Aubrey. ROW TWO: Bob Bogarl, Dorolhy Anderson, Belly Brisbon, Joyce Biel1n, Morlice Anderson, Shirley Brunlcer, Jaclc Ballanlyne, Belly Brazee, Rulln Bielwn, Virginia Benoisl, Miss Redelzlre. ROW THREE: Willard Anderson, Rodger Beclc, Jerry Bradford, Bruce Brown, James Benninglon, Lesler Bishop, Duane Brown, Donald Barlow, Jaclx Brown, Roberl Brolherlon, Don Bigger. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 22I ROW ONE: Dorolliy Hagelslein, Barbara Hall, Dorolhy Jennings, Lois Hellman, Evelyn Hanson, Barbara Holclwlrin. ROW TWO: Golda Hiclxson, Margarel Jara, Barbara Halverson, lvanell Hall, Vivian Jenson, Bonnie Hauger, Helen Howry. ROW THREE:Lewis Hagelslein, Cecil Hendricks, Virginia Hawkins, Frances Gilcrisl, Claude Hill, Waller Hanson, Leonard Harvey, Wallace Hoover. W 'WY fi' . SW .wxwi SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM IOS ROW ONE: Neva Knufh, Be'Hy Largenf M ' , arnanne Lion, Joy Keni, Palricia Knighlen, LeHy Linman Maxine Lislcey, Louise Laird, Virginia Leslie, Kelly. ROW TWO: Norman Linville, Malvern Knighf, Kaffon, Pafricia Joplin, Jones, Larson, Kahl, Jones Daniel Kaf+on, LaBarge, Jones. ROW THREE: Diclr Johnson, Ar+ Johnson, Beryl Kennebeclc, Danny Lewis, Neal Karrer, Wilbur Kesferson. Knapp, Bob King, Kessler, Dwighl French. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 3l7 ROW ONE: Wrighl, Efhel Mae Wir1, June Zirkle, Palsy Warner, Elaine Williams, Charlofle Van Meier, lrene Williams, Vincenf, Young. ROW TWO: Gail Wilson, Eugene Weaver, Jean Underwood, Nellie Wilson, La Mae Vanderhoff, Maryellen Wrighf, Wealxley, John Zumwall, Jeff Welch, Wayne Yancey. ROW THREE: Donald Vanclerhoff, Bill Wallrer, Vern Zimmerman, Dale Vanderhoff, Wafson, Young, Verne Yank, Huber? Vanderhoff, While, Maurice Van Emon, Wayrn. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 2I8 ROW ONE: Roberls, Barbara Rineharl, Norma Ridgley, Jean Robin, Jeanne Rasmussen, Beverly Pinnell, Dorris Phillips, Roberls, Marguerile Picard. ROW TWO: Kennelh Puclxell, Jack Rawlings, Chrislina Porler, Belly Russell, Berlha Russell, Rulh Rogers, Maxine Robinson, Pierce, Mary Lou Rusco, Delmer Pugh. ROW THREE: Ronls, Donald Robin, Rugg, Russell, Charles Rawlins, Richard Pope, Melvin Robinson, Richard Porler, Richard Prairie, Rhinevaull, Mrs. Shannon. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 3l8 ROW ONE: Helen McNully, Evelyn Mae Miller, Ellie Mahoney, Mary Miralla, Georgia Maggainni, Aileen Marlin, Belly McKinney, Margarel McClellan. ROW TWO: Melvin Mead, Beverly Meller, Darleen McDaniel, McGoughey, Dorolhy Maslers, Pauline Mesner, Barbara Loosely, Arnold Migliaccio, Miss Hay. ROW THREE: Dan Massel, Bob Lohrey, Glen Miller, Charles Melz, McGhebey, Diclr Lowe, Marlin. l SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 208 ROW ONE: Jean Osfendorf, Joyce Morgan, Vivian Neely, Virginia Nelson, Mariorie Palmerion Doris Morgan, Barbara Palmer, O'Brien, Flora Mae Musfoe, Ann Mueller. ROW TWO: Rex Morehouse, Murphy, Marjorie Ongman, Lou Anne Morrison, Peclr, Lucy Oss, Lois Payne, Jean Nouses, Don Peferman, Pal Morgan, Don Noff. ROW THREE: Ralph Mundlin, Daniel Mocabee, Bud Pefersleiner, Delberf Morris, Pafzlre, Neil Morris Neely, Rawlin Mueller, James Pearson, Parlrer, Mrs. O'Neill. SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 302 ROW ONE: Bernice Fosier, Rulh Doyle, Nora Ferrari, Carleen Engel, Mary Ann Grafion, Ruby Edge Ruby Clary, Rose Clawson, Treva Cleveland, Berfha Eccles, Geraldine Conrady, ExraHore. ROW TWO: Jean BurneH, Marcia Dixon, Helen Gasfon, Avis Elder, Campbell, Agnes Dunlrel Anne Gray, Hazel Frymire, Alice Fifzsimmons, Donna Crump, LaVonne Dunn, Inez Du'Hon, Frances Gilchrist June Cook. ROW THREE: Efalo Ferroni, Alvin Davis, Roy Coolc, Eugene Gandy, Bymer, Virgil Gunner, Shirley Cornell, Angelo Giovannini, Wilfred Ericlison, Orval Clarlr, Bruce Davis, Roy Glubrechf, Donnie Eclneri ROW FOUR: Foulon, Roberi Ewing, Melvin Carlson, Herberi Cox, Don Crawford, Dean Fiizgerald Charles Green, Fred Flefcher, Egger, Gerald Einarson, Mr. Tilfon. if mx SOPHOMORE HOME ROOM 2IO ROW ONE: Br-:Hy Sfralfon, Belly Shirley, Lois Sreinerson, Siewari, Doroihy Tuclrer, Roberia Tucller, Carol Tiller, G-erfrude Sfiles, Phyllis Schooley, Sfewari. ROW TWO: Alverda Scholar, Smifh, Dick Snyder, Silva, Leon Sfippich, Bill Scharschmidf, Roy Svendsen, Paul Sauer, Josephine Thornfon, Mrs. Walers, Carmen Sloclnsfill. .N W. Q 9S5EN: 1f . y ef if 0' , 'WW ...JvV '.-, Q . n 1' -nf 'fwfr ,po--...arse W A A Q Kg, 51 E ww, ma. 2 - ,, Q A D' H ':':..,'1' A Q.. :EE xvx 'L FRESH MAN CLASS OFFICERS lReading 'lop Io boHomI Bill Wilson, Presidenf: BeHy Larviclr, Vice-President Beverly Zamslry, Secre+ary: Billy Abbey, Yell Leader: Waller Eshebecli, Advisor. THOUGH THEY ARE ONLY FRESH- MEN, THE MEMBERS OF THIS CLASS HAVE DONE THEIR PART TO HELP MAINTAIN THIS SCHOOL'S HIGH STANDARDS FOR WHICH IT IS KNOWN. THEIR GOOD SPORTMANSHIP AND WILLINGNESS TO COOPERATE IN ALL SCHOOL FUNCTIONS HAVE APPEARED EVIDENT. WITH THE GOOD START IT HAS MADE, THIS CLASS WILL SURELY PROVE TO BE A VALUABLE ASSET TO K. U. H. S. Iglllllllll ,-5 'e-gs-If FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 222 ROW ONE: Billie Bari, BeH'ie Adkisson, Lois Anderson, Donna Bobenmoyer, BeHy Bellows, Loreen Barlh, Beffy Bick, Lela Bravo, Hazel Louise Beddows. ROW TWO: Billie Abbey, Florence Bowyer, Pairicia Benoisf, Eileen Bocchi, Audrey Adkins, Beverley Bailey, Burnice Baumbardner, Pauline Arnefl, Jimmie Boyd, Roberl Andrews. ROW THREE: Joe Anderson, Merele Bradshaw, Everefl Afkins, Rudolph Bravo, Eddie Brennan, Meade Badger, Walf Belhune, Gordon Bessonelfe, Dale Brewer, Bud Biehn, Dorolhy Bailie. FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 306 ROW ONE: Joyce Cox, La Vaughna Bridge, Pafsy Cogdill, Wanda Childers, Mercedes Collins, Belly Burpee, Carolyn Davis, Colleen Carpenfer, Rufh Cunningham, Lelhena Crufchfield, Joyce Brunker. ROW TWO: Charles Crabfree, Joe Cogdill, Floyd Case, Clark Brown, Esfher Collman, Pa? Brown, Beverly Courfney, Donna Burke, Don Davis, Leroy Cooper, Armon Colman. ROW THREE: Harvey Crandall, Roberl Brighf, Nick Deme+rakos, Jimmy Case, Lloyd Chidesler, Roberf Collman, Jerry Coleman, Jimmie Collins, Jack Carlson, Jackie Buchanan, R. Coopey. FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 3I5 ROW ONE: Joyce Graham, Elaine Ellison, Joy Gwyn, Evelyn Dirschl, Mary Gibson, Doloris Faunce, Faye Hall, Joy Grondahl, Velma Hall, Karen Hardin, Carolyn Dunn, Mary Lou Fowler, Alice Easfman, Jo Hallefi. ROW TWO: Barbara Huffman, Corinne Gilleiie, Rose Dunlap, Bernice Gusfavus, Charline Harmon, Audrey Elder, Doroihy Harsey, June Hauger, Vivian Dirschl, Shirley Francis, CharloH'e Haighl, Eleanor GalleH'i, Joanne Garner, Donna Foulon. ROW THREE: Richard Hei+smi+h, Harold Dowling, Couriney Gordon, Franlrln, Dowden, Bobbe Griffiih, Pa+ Hufchinson, George Greenwood, Virgil Gilleife, Jim Grimes, Ellis Dowden, Kelly Farris, Donald Erickson, Don Demain. ROW FOUR. Roy Heafh, Billy Hall, Macolm Epley, Dennis Depuy, Jessie Eayrs, Arnold Ellis, Richard Easiman, Bill Guill, James Denison, Fred Hufchens, Dave Henfhorne, Ralph Hoeye, Douglas Hoeye, Donald L. Golding. FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 206 ROW ONE: Virginia Ledbury, Carmella James, Mary Kinney, Mary Lewis, Barbara King, Barbara Kvern, Naomi Kimsey, Genevieve Lund, Carol James. ROW TWO: Laurence Lorber, Al King, Frances Lyon, Pal' Kiichin, Jeanne Long, Eleanore Jones, Don Kelly, Philip Jones, Bob Kennedy, Dick Kiely. ROW THREE: Ted lgl, Lyle Lamberf, Bob Johnson, Carl Lewis, George Long, Monroe Kimsey, Paul Kaszyclri, Mr. Russell. FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 303 ROW ONE: Joanna Massey, Paf McFarland, Shirley Mason Frances McBride Georgia Mor an I I 9 v Jessie Millis, Marjorie McCollum, Bonnie McCool, Donna Morehouse. ROW TWO: Roberf Minion, James McCulloch, Bill Masfers, Junior McChesney, Jack Moore, Bill Meade, Bob McClean, George McMahan, Jack Moalr, Miss Nelson. ROW THREE: Dean Mason, Diclr Myriclc, Gordon Mallory, John Mills, Bob Mead, Lyle Moore, Roberf Mann, FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 3IO ROW O . Myla Jean Pefricll, Dorofhy O'Malley, Jean Ramsey, Ladeen Pefers. NE: Edna Renner, Lillian O'Mohundro, Beverlee Neal Laverne Reed, Alice M. Peiersen ROW TWO: Paul Nicholas, Bud Raynor, Ted O+ferbein, Clara Redkey, Louise Reid, Affon Phelps, Louise Nelson, George Ray, Geraldine Roycroff. ROW THREE: Jacl: Pearson, Bob Perlrins ,John Noggle, Paul Nichols, Charles Perry, Fred Owens, Bill Radcliffe, Jaclc Procfor, Donny Noel. . 1 FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 3I4 ROW ONE: Yvonne Runnels, AnneHa Slripworih, Joycelynn Roberfs, Mary Louise Sexion, Nina Roberfson, Juanifa Sl'1inn,Viole+ Sheppler, Berflwa Scoggins, Eleanor Sergenf. Roarlc, Edna Richards, Waiva Salisbury, Mariorie Schulrz, Naneiie ROW TWO: Ray Schafz, Roy Schuberi, Rosemary Russell, Don Roper, Marvin Ringsiad, Bob Riggs. ROW THREE: Lon Sanders, Edwin Silva, Tom Rink, Jimmy Shriver, Marion Risley, Norman Rore, Leslie Robinson, Harold Runnels, Henry Schorlgen, Wendell B. Smifh. FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 2l2 ROW ONE: Mary Edi+h Taylor, Genevieve Suprenani, Chrisline Sfewari, Barbara Tramel, Corlry Sienerson, Hazel Smi+l1, Jean Smilli, Wanda Speer, Virginia Sfeppe. ROW TWO: lver Sfride, Burlon Sundberg, Fosfer Thornion, Mariha Tucker, Carmeli+a SuHon, Eleanor Thomas, Pepper Smirh, Sreve Sfone, Clede Smifh, Cliffon Tolman. ROW THREE: Gordon Sundloerg, Norman Sirallon, Jaclr Swegle, Warren Sfinson, Gale Smiilw, Harry Tindall, Roy Taylor, William Smilh, Jess Smiih, W. Eschebeclr. l FRESHMAN HOME ROOM 3I9 ROW ONE: Helen While, Rufh Wilson, Sharon Willifs, Jenny Zupan, Pearl Wooley, Norman Williams, Rullw Zimmerman, Barbara Wilkenson, Beverly Zamsky. ROW TWO: Jerry Walson, Calvin Worley, Norma Workman, Helen Wong, Donna Weaver, Marcelyn Wiggins, Muriel While, Paul Worslell, Sfanley Wryn, W. A. Bodine. ROW THREE: Jack Wissenback, Tom Wesf, Bill Wilson, Micky Walfers. limes Q sw-' A he great American outdoors pro- vides a playground For everyone. No matter what sport you are in- terested in, a place For the enjoy- ment ot it is not Far away. - - - Pictured here is a part oF Mt. Hood, one of the most popular winter and summer playgrounds in the Northwest. - - Today, more than ever, recreation should play an im,- portant part in our every-day lilieg For not only does it make us Forget the cares ol: the day, but it builds morale and keepsAmericans healthy ,iv A1 V 45 4 X' ,lxbig I ,, V, SMI S xi'- , 1 pi' . A I Q, ' o.w,5 V Wi , X X ,X V X i . 351 X A X51 EN. 'Q ig, xx x eff .....-vw ' ' Q5 K X Qin-at MAQQMNWLEM I ,V A 4 N .Zigi tv , k W. W ,J X '.,xu ' The great out doors in t he great Northwest Foster Cline Rich Tuier Blohm Love lly trouneing the Bend l.ava Bear on his own Held with a 19-7 defeat. the l'eli- eans ended a season considered by many to be the most successful in lilamath's history. The reeord stands with a single defeat handed out by Nye olde tra- ditional foe, Medford: no ties. and eight wins. ,-Xdditional statistics show that the powerful llelieans pulled down 188 points to 96 for the opponents which figures out to two to one ratio in favor of the home towners. The record breaking eleven had Buck llammer, who graduated into head eoaeh's berth. at their helm to mix together an evenly balanced, hard-hitting squad with a fast baekfield and a tough line. Although they were able to put in only ten days' training before their first l t the fnst invader, the Chico l,ZllltllC1'S, game, they were ready enougi to pu . under the table 19-13. Next to go down before the Pelican onslaught were last year's Portland chain- pions, the highly touted Grant Generals. who were nosed out 7-6 by a very- much-lighter Klamath Squad. Uunsmuir suffered the worst beating administered by the Klamath eleven to any team during the entire season, bowing to the driving. blocking power of Iurnige Cada Vaillancour Mas? 1110 1lC11CZlI1S.-13 1110. 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Christiansen, kneeling: Love, holding: and Edmunson, kicking. --ON Tl-ll-2 Interesting spotlights ol the season incluclecl an invasion ol the high school hy the Grant High School yell squacl of two leaclers ancl tour rally men. The l l m it lon f summer nap to rliseover Klamath stuclent hotly suclclenly awoce ro s e that yell leacling can he presente4l in a very different manner to that usecl in the past. They' showecl us that stomping ol' feet. clapping of hancls, ancl a little lung power here ancl there can. with a little practice, turn the student hotly wilcl with pep ancl excitement. The Meclforcl honlireglirst ol its kintl ever to he helmlf-ecausecl the excitement to reach its peak the night helore the hig ' game. The lli-Y spent weeks stacking tires tiinagiuelj. olcl lumher, ancl anything else that woulcl hurn. and cleaning off a large parking space. .X car rally was helcl through town towards the honhrefeow hells, horns, tm cans, etc., arousecl the interest ol all Klamath lialls. The entire stuclent hotly turned out to see the large stack hurn to the ground, ancl all were literally eager to cut the Mecllorcl tiger up into nice juicy steaks lor the l'elicans to least on after victory. This clream was all very wonderful hutlwe lost! The out-of-town games, too, proviclecl a happy time lor a good share ol the student hotly. A special train ca rriecl the players, all the marching groups, K , ts ,E , to j . - A . Qs ' Q AAN .. Second Row af leff is Mr. Peak, assistant coach. Second Row ef right is Mr. Hammer, head coach :tml llltlutlic-1' stmlvnts tu thc lieml guilt:-. Klzmy stmlc-nts :tml tmrnspcuplc lllUlHl'CCl to Gr' Q l' Q' l ' ' .mt, l 11, 5 :tml luugemx tur thc uthcr out-ut-tuwn gzuncs. .iii iiitcivsting' IllClflL'IlI ctmcc1'11i11gtl1c flrzmts l tus Z3 5 vzunc was that lllllllj' hml lu sit in thc clark hcsiflc thc ruml clurinff thc first mrztcticc hlztckuut tif thc 5 Pzicilic Urztstg znml, tl1crcI'm'c, czuuc strolling into the gnim- zt couple of hours lzttc. l'licg:i1ncs would mit have hc-cn cmnplctc without the llztltiftimc imtrcliing' ut' thc Ilztml. Pop l'cppc1's, Twirlcrs. :tml Girls' iilcc Chili. Their clrills mmlc' :t vc-rx ' '- ' ' ' , uilin lul pigtuic tm the hclfl. especially when thc lights wcrc turm-ml out tml thc' grutips mzircllcrl with smztll llxtsllliglits in thcir hztti ur licwcllvtmls ur with lightcml spztrklcrs tliclccring' ztlwut. Ruin ur shine, they wcrc IllXX'Ilf'S out ll1Cl'0Cllll'I'l!lllllllg'l.l1C spcctzitiws.. 9mm-tliiiig' clitl'vrm1t was hvlcl during' lizllftimc :tt thc lluiismuir gnim- wha-ii mr lmys l.l'ltIll llztttcwics .X :tml C' rcttiriicml fur lluiiicwuiliillg' ztltcr :t yczlr uf vrvicc with tht' llnitccl Status ,Xriny lhcy wcrc :ulmittcfl tu thc glllllll frec- tmlchillul1cgul:11'm1l1tzu'ystyle fg'llI1S2ll1flZllll fllll'll1Q'll1L'l1Zlll-. lfwr lxilllllllllll ltwlks,w'lmclui1ut SCCIllllCllOl.fl1lS tvpcut'rl1'illii1,' it pimul m t ' ti . . , ' fl, ' 'l I 75 llllCl'CSll1ff Z3 xml lclt thcm with :tn :1w'c ui l1mx' clu thcx' flu it ' .4mQm., IBHII PHILLIP BLOHM-Junior. This was PhiI's firsf year on +he feam, buf he played such ouisfanding games, 'lhal he was picked as an All Slar Soulhern Oregon Cenfer. BOB BROWN-Junior, Manager: and a shorr individual, remained a Iiai+hfuI helper fhroughouf 'Ihe season. Bob is known for his ornery habirs, buf 'Phe fellows like him. DICK CADA-Dick's firsi year on Ihe Ieam was spenf as a subsiiiule for end. He is a iunior and fhere will be more seen of him nex'r year. BILL CHRISTIANSEN-Bill, a fhree-year Iefferman on lhe pigskin squad. played an ou+s'Ianding game againsf Gran? High of Porfland. His posifion was Ieff half. He was picked on 'the Souihern Oregon second feam. ALLEN CLINE-Junior, and a subsiifuie guard for his firsi year on fhe squad, played enough for his IeHer 'Ihis season. KEITH CODDINGTON-Kei+h, a iunior, and his firsf year wiih 'Ihe 'Puri 'russIers, played ou+s+anding ball as iackle for +he Ieam. We'll see more of him nex+ season. GEORGE DEMETRAKOS-Fullback and his firsf year on Ihe ieam, George had pleniy ro say in fhe Yreka game: sorry fo say he is a senior. BERT DENNIS-This is Ber'I's second and Iasf year on 'the Pelican squad. His posilion was end, and he played good sfeady ball all season. RALPH FOSTER-Firsf year and Iwo +o go, Baldy , a liH'Ie and fasl Iefihalf makes his chief claim, fhe 98 yard puni refurned againsi' Medford. DAVE GIFFORD-Senior, has played fackle for ihe pasi' 'Iwo years. Dave's hardesi and bes+ game of ihe season was againsf Medford. FLOYD HUNSAKER-Floyd was a subsfiiufe fackle and played enough for his IeHer. He is a iunior. JIMMIE KEENAN-Anofher fai+hful manager, who was always around massaging rhe boys' muscles, running 'the wa+er wagon, or doing one of 'rhe ofher million-and-one +hings fhey do. GLENN KENNEDY-Senior. Came up 'from fhe Wildcafs. His posi+ion was righ+ halfback, and he played very good ball. BILL KING-Second and Iasi year on ihe BigbiIIs , played 'rackle and had honorable menfion in fhe Souihern Oregon sefup. PEHSUII EUGENE LOVE-Gene has played 'Ihree h years on I e Ieam, and his specfacular playing as fullback will be hard fo double nexf year Gene I ' ' was cap am of Ihe ream bofh fhls year and Iasf, and he was picked as Capfain of ihe All Sfar Soufhern Oregon ieam: and was also chosen as Ihe mosf inspira+ionaI player by 'Ihe Kiwanis Club. DON MA Upon his graduaiion, he wifl be awarded a wafch which he won +his year for his oufsfanding playing, in fhe backfield. He was also selecfed on fhe Sourhern Oregon Honorable Menfion Team. ST-A iunior, who was parficularly nofed for his Iong runs NEAL MAYFIELD-An oufsfanding passer on fhe Ieam. Alfhough Neal was hindered mosf of ihe season by a bad knee, he was picked on Ihe second Souihern Oregon +eam, missing +he 'Firs+ Ieam by only one poinf. Neal is a senior. JACK MITCHELL-Jack for +he pasf -Iwo years has been a very handy righi guard. His spollighf of Ihe year was during +he Med- ford game. He was picked as an All Sfar guard. He is a senior. JACK RICH--Senior. Alfhough Jack was small, he was awarded 'Ihe Lion's Club frophy for being fhe oufsfanding lineman and was also picked on rhe Soufhern Oregon firsl' feam as an All Sfar guard. FRED ROSS-Senior. He came up 'From fhe Wildcafs 'ro become a 'rough fackle, playing s+eady ball all season. ARNOLD SELBY-Junior and 'firsf I1 year on + e red and while cannon ball, played his besf game againsf Eureka. His posifion is quarrer- back. BOB SYNDER-Senior. This was Bob's second year of siruggling wiih fhe Pigskin as quarierback. The highfighi' game of 'Phe year for him was againsf Gran? High of Porfland. He was picked on 'Ihe honorable menfion, Soufhern Oregon feam. W ALLACE TURNIDGE-Senior. This is WaIIy's second year as cen- 'rer for Ihe PeIican's. His place will be a hard one fo fill nexf year ROLLAND TUTOR R II d ' - o an is a iunior and played his firsf year on fhe feam as guard. He played enough for his IeHer and will, wifhouf a doubf, merif ano+her one nexl season. VERNON TUTOR-Second and Iasf year as end +ies up fhe high I F sc oo oo'IbaII career for Vern. He played consisfenf ball all year. BERNARD VAILLANC . Bernard will be remembered for his place kicks and especially for fhe one which won fhe Granf game for KIama+h, 7-6. This is his firs+ year, and he will be back for more nexi year. V OUR-Was a manager and player combined RICHARD VAIL , and played good ball for his Ieffer. ' MARVIN W as guard. His biggesf and besf game of Ihe season was againsf Eureka. LANCOUR- Rich played righihalf, is a iunior ATSON-Junior, has played one year wiih Ihe BigbiIIs WAYNE YANCEY-VVayne is a sophomore and played his firsf ear ' Y on rhe feam as cenfer. He is a very good prospecf for 'Phe fu+ure. i FRESHMAN FOOTBALL First Row: Mr. Deller, Coach: Silva, Noel, Manager: Tindall, Noggle, Oeyres, Wilson, De Main, Davis, Demetralios, Abbey. Second Row: Henthorne, Mana- ger, Stegnor, Mason, D. Lyman, Ellis, Bright, Smith, Biehn, Roper, Chidester. Third Row: Hoey, Bilyeu, Sauer, Pugh, Rose. Owens, Thornton, Perlxins, Bravo, Perry, Eastman, Guill. FROSH FOOTBALL Ns lfrosh fuuthall seasons go, this yezu s turf matches Came out well for those hegiuuiug to climb the Pelican lzulcler. ,-Xltliuugli they lust their tilt with .-Xshlziucl, the lfresluucu showed future Pelican umterial hy laying cluwu ll pass hzrrrzige that nearly cluwuefl the Grizzly lfrush. ,Xgziiust the Chiloquiu hed through with 20 to l-l victory. eleven, the Klamath hegiuuers pus plenty of power to capture 21 The remaining two gzuues with ,Xshlzmcl and Med- furrl's Cul nut on the slmrt curl uf 6 tu 0 :incl 27 tu 0 scores. WILDCAT FOOTBALL First Row: Smith, Stone, Foulon, Lind, Zumwalt, Welch, Egger, Petersteiner, Buford, B 3 g g e r, Courtney. Second Row: Kennebeclr, Robins, Mundlin, Whitney, Yanlz, Fitz- gerald, Giovannini, Vogel, Prairie Currier, Snyder, Scott. Third Row: Noel, Feroni, White Young, Collup, Brown, Pope, King Ewing, Zimmerman, Lohrey. ,I4 f JFHONKERS fi Tl, T CAMP ATS bl! H72 Tlvdmgfh Ocyob Uffifgk lfdcdf E I4 7 inns, 9? 31' Oi llTl4Onlefs lr were no f 'f7 W Od .Nd Sed Ay? 7 fn fainl Off fic lilefdey alflernoou N, fi,-5, Agree Milf of ,he 'ilscorgbolflfhen ,Zn S 0 drol 5 ms. wcut hzully fur the lfrosh. who came feam f, T 5 W nk ,ly er er I fe 10 Of? SHOMNQ e Secos clvdfteofl Sn - O' The Se. G Very llalf JD fn H such HON!! Qood d Sdw We I, fesgf f Srg efe 0 ,'., Mlenfey 3 sedsonqa,-,,e end rise 5 Kfeem seconfifealllngl Klrlle fig? 6 '70 X affvif ' Chilc, ? '1aff, Same ,OO , an ,32 f Even ldmdlliis 7 W'.ldc O lO O e 0 f o Kr Ver ,che Une Of2ed Over fe f H7 . df . Y W' 'urn 5 land ul of, G 5 hav up fans. OU' fo be SAMS iimef iafeon ff, O . . od flmbeorffyhey lglefory it or me 'QM N :Defi- Wfld esfo the qlffn ,ul 7 ro O Sew 4 4 YA 'f in Jim B occhi lngvar Swansen tug PELICAN BASKETBALL Seorewise. the Pelican hoopmen completed a very successful season dropping in 7-ll points to their opponents Sl-l. The only defeats suffered were adminis- tered hy liugene, Grants l'ass, Vrineville, and Blcklinnville. A hig feather in the Pelican cap was the complete overshadowiug of all the other teams at the Medford Jamboree where the five captured three out of l f ru is fiven lt was also at Medford. later in the season. that Klamath 8 tlCUl11 l.'f, . .,.. took a close 26-25 win over the Tigers in the most sizzling game ofthe season. Lakeview provided close competition for district honors when their squad nearly upset the Pelican appleeart hy coming within two points of tying up district competition. .Nt Salem the Pelieans. facing hetter-than-average teams. went down 60-49 and 45-55 hefore Mchlimwille and Eugene. THE SCCJREBOARD K. U. H. S. K. U .H. S. Yrelrq , Medford 25 . . .. . 26 Albany . . Redmond .. Alumni V , Medford . . Grgnfg P555, ,V ,,,, PI'lf1eVllle Redmond Prineville . Eugene S. O. C. E. Ashland Burr-s Bend Burns Bend . . O. S. C. Granfs Pass . . McMinnville Lakeview . Eugene. . Lakeview . JIM BOCCHI-guard-Junior Jim was highesf in buckefing, sending 260 poinfs ihrough fhe wickel. He will probably be 'fhe basis for nexi year's squad. EUGENE LOVE-forward-As Pelican caplain, he has sioered lhe quini lhrough many a fighi spoi during +his, his lasi year. He was hampered a grea+ parl of ihe season by bad ankles which kepf him ouf of several ma+ches. INGVAR SWANSEN-guard-Specializing in long- shoi scoring, fhis senior helped push +he Pelicans up ihe Iis+, as well as keeping fhe ofher feam well under guard. JIM COX-cenfer-Though noi specfacular, Junior, Jim Cox, showed himself fo be a consisfenfiy good player, scooping plen+y of shofs off fhe backboard and playing a good defense. GEORGE BROSTERHOUS-forward-The lankiesl man on rhe squad. George made good use of his al+i+ude by scooping off ihe rebounds for many Pelican poin+s. This has been ihe senior's second year wilh 'rhe lop feam. LEE HUNTER-forward-A senior, he has played his only year on lhe Pelicans, well, wifh plenfy of fasf acfion and good shoofing. RALPH FOSTER-guard-This fasl, lillle iunior has macle an enviable record for himself by keeping fhe olher man well under confrol. He also specialized in long disfance buckeiing. ALDO BELLOTTl-forward-Refurning nexl year, Belloifi will be a definife assef wiih his high scoring, 'lacfics of shifling under fhe baskel' and pushing 'em in. DON LAIRD-'forward-Promoied from ihe Junior Pelicans af 'rhe beginning of lhe season, Laird was sen+ in af pracfically all posiiions for some 'Fine playing. Since he is a senior ihis was his lasi year wiih Klamafh. Cox Broslerhous Hunfer Fosfer Belloffi Laird 61 Row One: Persing. Mocabee, Selby, Vaillancour, R.: Redmond, Rich, Long, Kennedy, Masters, Steward. Row Two: Pefersteiner, Smith, Bigger, Cline, Silva, Phelps, Holliday, Bocchi, Davis, Young. Foulon. Three: Keenan NON, Eastman, Robin, Welch, Tindall, Wilson, Kessler, Brown, Fitzgerald. Row , Four: Coach Deller, Henthorne, Silva, Zimmerman, Morris, Ellis, Schorfgen, Alcorn, Pope. Row TRACK 'llhe cinder season got oH' to a tlying start for li. Lf ll. S. when the juniors eopped the intramural track meet held for the purpose of eliminations. 'l'he Hayward relays heralded the first outeot'-school meet with the l'elicans tying for a fourth. three places hetter than the seventh of last year. Top meet ot' the or the long-legged liighills was the liend Relay t'arnival where amath men took second in fifth team competition. Other season were the Modoc Invitational. the district meet at Med- traek series i the invading lil meets of the ford, and the state meet at Corvallis. WILDCAT, JUNIOR PELICAN, AND FROSH BASKETBALL REVIEW A top team for any school, the XYildcats turned in an evitahle record of having downed all comers and suffering hut two defeats out of their starts. The losses to Grants llass and llorris at the heginning ot' the season were iater revenged hy hig margined defeats. Lnder the tutoring of Coach Wayne Scott, the cats lwecame deadly accurate pushing an average of Z9 points per game. Not the least of their triumphs was the squelching of lionanza and Chiloquin, county champions by wide margins. Most of the credit for these NVildeat successes were due to the l3-l counters of VVilhur VVelch, the 180 points oi Rex Young, and the l22 tallies of Angelo tiiovannini. Completing the most successful season in years. the lfrosh souelched their opponents in ten games and lost hut one, that to 'l'ulelake. The junior l.'eli- cans also made a record for themselves not to he suclcered at coming out in second position in the Church League standings and piling up more than a hundred more points than their opponents. JUNIOR PELICAN BASKETBALL Firs? Rcw: Cade, Chrisfianson, Hunzilxer. Second Row: Wilkerson, Manager: Silva, Sehorn, Mr. Deller, Coach. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL Firsl Row: Guill, Case, Manager Biehn, Hen+horne, Manager, Mc Chesney. Second Row: Delvlain, Taylor, Ellis, Perluns, Tindall, J, Peak Coach. Third Row: Schorfgen, Shriver Collman, Easfman, Waliers. WILDCATS Firsl Row: Fitzgerald, Govaninm Melz, Smilh, Mr. ScoH. Second Row: Welch, Young Pafzlme, Biggers. Third Row: While, Pope, Foulon 69 BCDXING AND WRESTLING lluxing :intl wrestling lugg, cause of luck of uppmients. inztteh with fecl hehincl lust sezismfs interesting matches he- 'Vhere were no eliminzttiun tuurnzunents since the Rlecllurcl was eztneellefl. llmvever, the grunt :incl gruzui men hurl their clay regztrrlless of local sethzxcks in securing' men to tlirow :trouncl the 'len Nliller. Dick Henthurne, Phil Iiluhni, .Xllen Kline, ezmvzls. Klztt1nen.C1r . ' 'meh Huck llztnnner to the state wrestling 'lnrl Rwlpli lfux were taken hx tm 1 1 , , 2 5 f ' lirst nmtehes to enter the meet at C'm'vz1llis where liluhin incl I wx nun than semi-iinztls. BOXERS Row One: J. Brown Morris Green Gandy N. Demefralnos Smifh Row Two: Mueller Cour+ney Fletcher Slewarcl Phelps P. Wafson WRESTLERS Row One: Verne Courfney J. Brown R. Vaillancour Miller Holliday Rich Row Two: S+eward Blohm Mundlin Kasper Dunn Hen+horne Lewis Bas11e+ba11 Ping Pong Vo11eyba11 Tumbling IRLS' SPORTS J 1111 11.1511111111111n111111.1111 :11'111'111 141111'Q11'1N 51111115 1,111 11 15111111111111115111111151 111111 1 , 1 1 1 . N11551i:111111:111111115511111 11 ' 1. :'1' ' ' ' I 1111111 511111 11111111111111111111111111Q1-'1115 51111115. 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C. just as a bird does when he Flies over the busiest city in the world to- day . . . Just as Washington is busy, so are the many clubs ol: Klamath Union High School . . . Therefore, to introduce the activ- ities section, we have chosen this airplane view of the capitol. - - - The United States Capitol GIRLS' LEAGUE OFFICERS Fronf Row: Bofens Demefralcos Hamilton Barnett Hoichkins Rink Hamm GiIIeH Back Row: Miss Nelson Mrs, Howard Miss PinI:s'I'on Advisors Insert: Dorothea Ellingson President GIRLS' LEAGUE The league officers this year have made the liirls' League inore active than ever. Iiesides the annual rununage sale, and formal dance this organization bought a S3100 defense bond, collected buttons forthe Red Cross, sold Christmas seals, and they bought a rubber doll about the size of a nornial, month-old baby, for use in the Home Nursing Classes. BOYS' ALLIANCE This year the lioys' .Xlliance added many new activities to their yearly pro- gram. They held a license plate dance: admission was 251' a couple. Ifach person attending was given a license plate which had the Pelican football schedule on it. Their annual carnival was Imigger and better than ever before. ' I mrd week was held in the Over 35150 in prizes were given away. :X print ant ci spring for the enjoyment of teachers and pupils. BOYS ALLIANCE OFFICERS R. Foster C. Metz B. King. Presiden'I Mr. Woodruff, Advisor M. O'CaIIagI-nan, Secretary INoI in picfurel Insert: Bill King, President Yi' GIRLS' LETTER CLUB Row One: Ber. Russell Bel. Russell Nelson Vio. Chinn Bofens Vig. Chinn Andrews P. Mesner Row Two: Miss Redefzlie, Advisor Eckle Jones Blair Wishard Robin Bailie, Advisor Insert Marjorie Bofens, Presidenf. GIRLS' LETTER CLUB This active U'i'u11p is mamlc up ui gill ' ' ' , N . . fl ' s especially mterestecl in athletics. Some ul their activities 'ire lmwliiig' hiking iollu sl ' fr icl l , , , K-, ' scatmh. ai wtier school sports. all lm' which they receive points. lf they ac 'ui lz t X ZOO year, they receive gulcl pins. K CLUB lhis iwgaiiizatimi is lm' the lmys uf the s fuuthall, haskethall, aml track. They have a V ery lively initiation in the sprin spmisur claiices tli1'm1g'liuut the year. ancl elicl the year with c mi 1 Q points hy their senior chuul who have carnecl letters in a banquet. K CLUB Row One: Blohm, Cook, Rich, Cline, Foster, Demefralxos, B Brown, R. Tu+er, Barlrer, Phelps, R Vaillancour. Row Two: Selby. Bocchi, McGill- vary, Dennis, Chrisliansen, Ken- nedy, Gifford, Yancey, Wisner, V. Tuier, Turnidge. Row Three: Swanson, King, Love, Hunselrer, Coda, J. Snyder, Con- srans, B. Snyder, Howell, Schorl- gen, B. Vaillancour, Keenan. Row Four: Mr. Hammer. Neil Mayfield, Brosferhous, Wafson, Masl, Hunier. lnserl: lngvar Swansen, President EQ SEI iii li .Ill . ll l , , PEP PEPPERS FIRST GROUP-Row One: Mrs. Walker, Moore, N. Palmerton, Goeller, Radcliffe, G. Motley, Boiens Gilleif, Penninglon, Dean, Cox. Row Two: Hahn, Heckman, Lu. Kimball, La. Kimball, Long, Demetrallos, Barnett, Sanders, Pefersfeiner, Pollard, Johnson, Daily. SECOND GROUP-Row One: Mrs. Walker, Albrechf, Hamm, Landry, McClean, Reynolds, Howard, Hamilton, Garner, B. Schultz. Row Two: Marian Johnson, Weinberg, Reed, Cooper, Howie, Halferly, Buchanan, Drake, L. Schultz, Hallett, Bishop. Not in picture, Carsfensen. lnseri: Doris Weinberg, President. PEP PEPPERS Your pep! Your pepl You've got it. now keep itl Doggone it, clou't lose itl 'I'his seems to be the slogan of the :unhitious l'ep Peppers 'lihtst wills h x ' ' ,Q ' 5 21 'e CZll'TICCl out niziny activities this year, iuelucl- ing' the New Ye:1r's resolution clauee. their zuinuzil lwzincpiet zinfl the selling of hziskethzill :incl football season tickets. .Xnother ul the shows put on hx' the girls is 'ru initixtion where th , , . . . e ugoon girls ollieially heconie Pep Peppers. Their colorful clrills have liigliligliterl foothall :unl lmskethzill gzunes :incl their lively rooting section has lwrightenefl :ill the iinportzint athletic contests. K .Xt the enrl of each year ezieh senior girls activities are investi- gzmterl :incl the HlllSfllllfll1lg' l'ep l'epper is given :1 eup. Z1 KLAMATH KNIGHTS 'li1ll'Sl' 11111 Q1'111111s, 111 11N'lI' 11171111.1111 11-11 111111 1111110 11111l111'111s. 01111 110 s01'11 l111s1' 111 11'111'11 111 1111 1110 1111110110 01'1-111s tl11A1111g-1111111 1110 YUZHA. l1ll'l1' 11111111 11111105 111 1110 1'111'11111s 1'1'0111s IlI'l' SK'l1Illg' 1101i01s. 1111411115 1111 1i01c01s. 111111 llSl1CI'1I1Q'. 11115 1'0111' 1110 011111 11111110 1110 11-111 111 1101111 lilll' 1110 1101111-1111111111111 111111111111 g111110: 1110 11111111111 01111111 110014 111111 01111114 11111100, 11111011 11101 1151151115 s111111s111' 1110 1x1'111111111 1i11ig'111s, 11'1111 Zlft' l1IlflCI' 1110 111110 11111'is111's11i11 1 N111 X1111111'1'1111111 Sl11l111f111f' Lf'lX'L'l1 Il 'I'l'Zlf 111111111111 111 ClAC1lll. 111111 1ll'lI1lii 1'1'11111 1110 501111111 1111' 1'11111111001'111g 1110114 s1'1'1'i01's 011011 j'L'IlI'. 11'11s 011110011011. KLAMATH KNIGHTS FIRST GROUP-Row One: R. Sclwafz, Woolmer, Belyen, Misfeldf, Moalt. Row Two: R. Brighf, Nichols, Hoyf, Robbins, Moore, Smifh. SECOND GROUP-Row One: G. Procfor, B. Johnson, Waflnins, Win+erringer, Barlow Row Two: Arafo, T. Sehorn, Sfivers, D. Chrisfy, Mr. Vanderpool, Advisor. Inserf: Gene Sfivers, President - 1 . M CHESS CLUB Rleiuhers ul the chess eluh :ire :ui zuuhitiuus group xrlm meet regularly over their chess lmztrcls. 'l'hey hzive heeu mme ul the must zietive eluhs iu seliiml this year, with their uieetiugs helcl every week. Row One: B. Riggs, Peck, Jacobsen, Bowden, Eastman, Katzmeyer, B. Brown, Glubrecht. Row Two: Smith M. Lion, Bar. McLean, Reynolds, Loosley, Gaston, M. Wright, Otey, Rogers, Stivers. Row Three: Schartenstein, Proctor, Vogler, Bob McLean, Van Emon, Sehorn, B. Smith, Meade, Ray, Radclitte, Mr. Russell, Advisor. QUILL AND SCROLL The Quill :iucl Scroll is :ui luiiii+i'zii'y eluh for stumleuts tzikiug juuruzilisiu. lizieh :ipplieziut must seucl zi szuuple ui his wmk to he juclgecl hy the uzitiuuzil ehzipter ol' Quill Qiucl Scroll: il it is gmail emmgli, his uziuie is zulclerl to the uzitimuil uieiuhership roll. jxlllllbllgfll Il yuuug' urgziiiizzitioii here :it lxlztuizith. it has zilrezuly shmru :L willf iug' spirit hy serving hut eulfee lor the uieu iu the press hux cluriug limthzill sezismi ziufl hy selling tleieuse stzuups to the stucleuts. .Xruiiml 552,000 worth has heeu solcl siuee lleeemher. ROW ONE: M. L. Johnson, Worthington, Reynolds, N. Palmerton, Sanders, Reed, Gillett, Andrews McBride. ROW TWO: Ellingson, Gwyn, H. King, Watkins, O'Callaghan, Schatz, F. Anderson, Ray, C. P. Rowe Advisor. Not in picture: Carstensen. if ISE! 'W f ART CLUB 1'1X'1'1'.X -11111' ' ': ' U 1 1 1 1'1:1111'1 1 1 111111g11'111111'1z1'1 1111'1111'111'S ': -.' ' . 1111111 , 1 1 .nl A: V. .5 1 1 11111 1111111111111q1111.1111111111111111 111111111 11111 111111 1111 X11 1 11111111111 11111111111 5111111 1.111 111111111111111'I1111C1'1111 1111'1'11111'l1111 111 1x1111111111111 11111115111 1111 1111111111 111K1111LN 1 1111111111 111 1111 X11 1111111111 .111, '1 :J z 11 11111 X111 1N 11111 lN111l1x111lf111l11X 111111111111 111111111 1X11l11l15, .11111 111.111f 111Q1, 1111- K'11115 11:11 111111111 1111- :11'111 112111111 1111 1111 111111111 1111 11 11111111 111 11111 111111111X 11111 111N1 11f1L1N .. , . - , 1-- 1 ,,1 .1 .. . 1 1 ..1 1 Row One: S1'raHon, Hamm F , errasi, Sc1'1oo1y, Suffon, Howard, Goeller, B. Brown, Zamsly. Row Two: J. Casfillo, Joseph, Hauger, Ke11is, Loosley, Colvin, Lis11ey, Ray, Kahl, Mr. Bodine, Advisor Row Three: Robin, Bayless, Holliday, Erickson, Wilson, Long, MaH11ews. LIBRARY CLUB '1111 J ' - 1 11111111 11111111 11111111111111111 '1 111111111 111 g'11'11 11'1111111Q'11 Q1l111 11111 11111111111 1 , .. ': ':1f111 5 .. 1 1111 lk11X1 111111151 111 'l1117I l1'1'l11i XX' ' ' ' ' ' . . 1 . . 1 . .' fi ' V 4 1i 1 . 1 . 11111, 11115 1.1110 111Z1l'gAl' 111 1111' 1'1'1-111111:111fS111111111111111 11111'z11'1 11111'111Q' 1111'11' 1111111' 11'111 11111 11 1 11111 Q1 1111 111 111111111 1111K Nl 11 Row One: T111er,Secre1ary and Treasurer Hau e D 1 3 g r, oy e, Rogers, Musfoe, Scholer, Conrad Row Two: Me1'1er, Garfield, G 1 ' Iiw y. as on, Plerce, Angman, McClellan. 1 1 1 1 ur 1 1 3563151 .1 .S -e'-w I n i l az own liz , i .yay Q l ,fi LATIN CLUB The l.:iti11 Chili is cmiipiiswl uf sturlcnts whu :irc liziving' ul' have hzul scciiml yczil' llllllll. lt is zi L'UlllllIlI'lllVClf' now in'g':iiiiz:itiim lzirgcly social in aim. with thrcc general lll0CtlllgfS czich j'0Zll'. Row One: Bennel, Graflon, Brosferlaous, Kenf, Rogers, Pelersleiner, Kimball, Radcliffe, Cox, Adams, Biehn Row Two: Hauger, Osfendorf, Underwood, Lusl, Johnson, Jacobson, Hopkins, Orr, Pierce, Palmerlon, Biehn, Howry. Row Three: Largenl, McClellan, Morrison, Wilson, Ongman, Knulh, Rachel Good, Advisor, Landram Heckman, Liskey, Pelerson, O'Brien, Yadon. Row Four: Newman, Flelclwer, Bean, Miller, Kraflon, Einarson, Brof. Loffsgaard, Olson. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS l':11'lc'z-vims lrzuicziis. iiizirlzumiiscllc? is thc pass-wm'il lui' l.c licrclv l r:mc:iis 'lilwsv ymiiig iiiziwlziiimiscllvs im-ct mira' :1 immtli tu gossip, sing. :mil to Cllli'l t:ii11llicmsclvcszilzl lrzincziis. ililllSf'CIll'lllCllll'llllJCl'S1ill,ZlilCl'Cll' l r:1m'zLislizwclwviidiving liccl Liruss wnrla lllSl0Zlll ulClCY1vTiIlg thcir time lu plc'z1s11i'0. 'l'hc liiil l':ii'ty was g'ivc'11lm5'tl1ci1' gimiip :xml ccrtziiiily was Il SllCl'Q'SSllll pimjcct. lizich spring' :1 hzmqiict wimls up the ye-:ii s activities. 'llhc uhject is to iuzilw it :is l i'cm'l1y :is pnssihlc :mil thcy :irc usuzilly just that, cvcn flown lil lnmillziluziissc. ' ' 1 n, Slewarl, Yadon, Schulh, Mobley, AlBreclnl, Howard. Row One: Kimball, Pennlng o HONOR SOCIETY 'I'l1i' ' ' ' ' ' ' . . . . .4 1. . 5 . :X . ' s klllll 15 nmfle- llll ul tlmc 's1n:l1'tws 1+I'ilu-svl11ml.z1s Xtlll must llwclwttc-1' ill 111 nu mga QI ulw lu N11 111 lt lm nlu lmclunglllsg tw txxu nlulms ln Llsn l1 un inn You N 1 two pw :llpumnstl1:1vv:mttL'11flc'1lthis sclnmlzltlczxstu11vsL'111vstm'1' lum- xmllllmmnn 1 , vlllllltrl , fn lllNl.5Clllk'Sll'l'Sl'llIHl'1lllflll2lYL' lu111':u'tivit5'units. Its 1m'mlw1's xx'c1'c-kc-pt lmsy. :xml flu glmcl xxwrla in cmlqmilillg thc- lwnm' rolls lRv1'c:1cl1six XYl'K'liSlK'l'l1lflIlllflllgllll' wlwlc sl-lnml vcznr. Firsl Row: Gale Morley Dale Molley Moor Ob 'l O , , e, rls, ngman, Jacobson, Kellis, Radcliffe, Andrews Rogers, Johnson. Second Row: Gasfon, McLean, Reynolds, Palmerlon, Nelson, Johnson, Landry, Yadon, Kalzmeyer Buchanan, Albrechl, Howard. Third Row: Schallz, Olson, Lusl, Zell, Howie, Robin, O'Brien, Oley, Schulfz, Lion, Miller, Flelcher Scharfensfein. Fourlh Row: Bob Holmes, McGilllvary, Ledin ham, W-Hr' P TRAFFIC SQUAD lln-l:m'z1ml ln-fll-1-UI' li. ll. ll. S. is ka-pt ln' ilu' 'l'1':1ll'ic Swlllml wlm zlrv st:1tlum-fl :llll1lm'1'x':1lsi11lllcllzlllstuscc1l1'1 l1-'- g Q ms, rocfor. Noi in picfure, Carsfensen. , . .t 1 nu us un umluc 1'm1gl111css. gum Clll'XYlIlj,f, 4+l'lultn'1'i11g'. .Xll'l'Z1lflfll'lllSllIlVCZlllflL'llllt'XX twslu lm' tllc' ' .. . lmllu squzul :ls ilu-y llzlvvrln--ynlml nmzmnilmg lmlizm xx':1tc1'p11l11ps l1rCXlll1g'lllSl1 im'c'11rli:11'5' lmmlms Row One: Fosfer, Chrlsfiansen, R. Vaillancour, Cada, Rich. Row Two: Kennedy, Tufer, Dennis, Swanson, Howell, Chase. Row Three: Mr. Hammer, Advisor, Love, Bocchi, Barker. S EEF r l W , HI-Y 'l'ltt' lli-Y ttf li, lf ll. S. is ittst tim- til' tltv many lm1':tm'ltcs :tl tltts X:tttittt:tl ttt'g:titiz:ttitt1t wlticlt st:tmls fit1'ltig'lticli':tls. lts piitqtitsv is tit crwttc. mztmttzttn. 'tml t-xtvml tltrtttiqltitttt tltc scltititl :tml uititttttttitity ltigli stztmlurrls ttf Lil1l'lSiiZlll t'lt:tt':tc'tt't'. iltc-ii' tttttstztmlilttg :ta'tix'it5. :ts itt yt':t1's past, was tltclt' :t1titt1:tl Llll'lSilll1lSlll'IYL' tit St'k'1Il'L' litml fm' tltv itcvrly pc-ttitlt' ttf tim' City. Row One: Wayne, Bigger, J. Smiilt, Robin, B. Brown, Noel, Foster, Melz, Svendsen. Row Two: Slivers, Kennedy, Presidenfg Blolim, Vice President B. King, Secretary: Sieve Stewart, Yell Leader: B. Burness, Sergeanl a+ Arms: Lucas, Chase, lnner Guard: Eugene Love, Ouier Guard: Mr. M. Deller, Advisor. Row Three: Boccl1i, Bello'Hi, Cada, Howell, Chaplain: Brosferhous, Swanson, Treasurer: Shaw, Assisianl Secreiary. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB lflllllft' ltttt1st'l4cvitt't's :tml ltitttst'tx'ivc's in tltc llttimt lit: clitlt ltztvt- tttrmwl ttvvr :titittltc'1'p:tgcttlzt itt'itsmtt'itttsyt':tt'. 'l tl'itt+t' tltvit' plwcs itt tltt' ittztitt lt:tll :tltt't' svltitttl, tltt- girls sttlil lll2llJl0l51ll'S. sztlt 1 . 1 X rs sticks :tml stzttittttt-1'y. 'l'ltt- st:ttiitm't't xt':ts mmlc' vsmwiztlly lm' li. lf ll, S. Slll!ll'llih :tml wzts wltitc tvitlt :t l:t1'g'0 l't-limit :tml tltt- svltmtl initiztls im it. 'l'lti-5' :tlsit ltclfl :t Llltt'ist1t1:ts lt:tx:t:t1' :tt wlticlt tltcy sttlcl lt:tmltx'itt'l4 til :tll kimls. Row One: Peters, Jacobson, Wishard, B. Cline, Uhrine, Sieinerson, GilleH, Andrews, Mrs. Williamson Advisor. Pow Two: Gibson, Suflon, B. Pope, Gievre, Shipman, Howie, Halleff, B. McLean, Miss Nelson, Advisor. '34 fi ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE 1--1 1111 .1sa1111l111 1'111111111111-1- 111-'1111-11 111' XI1' XY i . . . , :1111-1' l'.s1'l11-111-111 11'111 1'll'l1'Q'L' 4llA 'lll .1ss1-11111111-s g11'1-11 1lllI'1IlQ' 1111- 11-'11' 'l'111- c11111111i111-1- 1-11 ' 1 . A 1 11s1s11-11 111 111'1-11'1- IIll'lll' 111-rs. 11111- Ill- 111111-11 111-11-11 '1s 1-11'1i1'111'111 '11 1-11-1'1' M 'i 1 1 11 11111111111111111 1111 111111 1x11l11111 1111 1-1l1111z11i1111z11:1ss1-11111111-s. ., . 1 1 1 11, .1-11111111 l 111-1' Slll11 11 1- ' -- - ' 114 111 111'1111111'i11g' S111111- Vl'l'j' 11111-1'1-s1i11g 111111 Row One: Weinberg, Buchanan, Halferfy, Penningfon, Worfhingfon, M. L. Johnson, Draie, Albrechf, Howard, Hofchkins. Row Two: P. Bishop, Ganong, Sfewarf, Demefralzos, Chase, Mr. Eschebeclr. Advisor. No+ in picfure Burness, Pollard. TRADITIONS COMMITTEE 1111- 11111111111 .,U .... .,.. 115 fHlllIlll111'1' Ia 1'11111 111s- - - ' - '- ' ' 1' . , 1.5, . . 1. 1 .I '. 1 111111, 1111 11111111111s111 1111 N1111111 1111 1111 51115 .11111 1111 11111 s. 11111151 11111111s111s1-1-111'11x1-111111111 111i1i11111 lll 1111111111 l1 11111111s111s 5111111111 11111111111111 . 15 1111 1111- 11'1-s111111-11. s111111s111's 1 11-1111 l,2lX'H, 111-1115 111111:111- 1111- 11'1-s111111-11 111111 1-11Q':1q1-s 111 l1lllf'l. wi111il'11' '11'1i1'1111 s . . 1 1 1 . Row One: Worfhingfon, Reynolds, l'lal'Fer+y, HalleH, Reed. Row Two: Love, Mrs. Good, Advisor: Maurice O'CalIeghen, Keifh McGillivary. N .A1 .A.,.. A COMMERCIAL CLUB As thc L'1lIIIIIl0l'k'lIll flClbZll'l1llCI1l is um- ul' tlic lzxrgcst 1lk'l11LI'lIIlL'lll5 in sclimul, svliuul, ML it is unix' tittm 'llll1L'l'52l1'C 11-q11ii'c'cltutnkczlt least :mc cmumcrcizll Sl1lJjCCl211Nl the ' g' that thc Cm11mc1'c'i:1l vlulu lie um' ul tin' lzlrgcst Clulws 111 thc' clulm is lm' llll' nirmsc Ull5l1llIli11Q'1lll lI1lCl'K'SlS in that iivlfl. Spezikcrs :irc mlm- I I s . ' z ' - ff' 'X 1' stmlcints Il Cl1'Ill'C'1' hunk into ilu: lwmccl lllI'Hl1g,'llHlll the xc ll in liclp hixc tl c lmsim-ss wi irlcl. FIRST GROUP-Row One: Palmerfon, Merlxle, Balmer, Bellingham, Hunf, Gray, Conrady. Row Two: Knulh, Van Meier, Elnsfrom, Tilfon, Benoisi, Kahl, Gaslon, Scholer. Row Three: L. Oss, Lusf, Vice Presidenl: Massel, B. Cooper, Osfendorf, Sfey, Kahmeyer, Miss Pinlcslon Advisor. SECOND GROUP-Row One: Hall, McKinney, MiraHa, Angman, Vig. Chinn, McClelland, Presidenl Vio. Chinn, Klulh, Fosler. Row Two: Penninglon, Leslie, Thornlon, Biehn, Nelson, Glubrechl, Hasy, Sfoclxsfill, Palmer, Copeland Row Three: Pelerson, Hamillon, McNul+y, Owings, Burne++, Phillips, Tiller, Dullon, Lion, Heilman, Secre lary-Treasurer: E. Smilh. Sw 'A i xQxx .1 RETAIL SELLING 1Q1'1:1i1s1111i11g1'1:1ss,11'1111'11 1s1'111111l11'11'11111 NI1ss11'ilI1-1111,111:1s s111111'111i11g111'11' 111 1111' 1'111'1'i1'11111111 1114 11. li. 11. S. 111is11':11'. 1i1l1' 11111'1111s1' 111- 1111' 1'1:1ss is 111 11-:11'11 1111' 511111lx111N 111111 14PNl'K'111'1',141135i15 s:111-s 111-1's1111s:11111:11s111'11111'11-s1 117 1111' 1'11s1111111-Vs. i1iX14P11l'1114Fl'Yl'1'f 11:11 :11'1' 111'1'1111-11 111 11115 1'1:1ss. '1'1111s1- 11Zl1'11lQ' 1111si111111s 111:11 :11'1':111g1' 1111111's1'111'1111111s11:1s 111 11111'11 111 1111' :1111'1'11111111. 111111 1111151 11111'11 111 11111111sq1 111'1'1i 111111111-111111 1':111 11:11'11 :1 1'1'1111i1. Firsi Row: Powers, Gufhrie, Linder, Bunne11. Second Row: Rudolph, Holmes, Sorenson, Howward, M B 'd FUTURE CRAFTSMEN 11111' 11111s11 111141 :11'1' 11111 Q'1l111g'1Y11 111 l'l111l'Q'k', :1 1'1:1ss 111 1111111' :11111 i111111s11'1 1s111-111 11,1 X113 X111l'1'1 1'ii11'11. 11 11115 h1i11'1l'f1 111 1111'11L'Q'11111i11Q'11141111' 1'1 11' 1'71' 11111 111K 1111111111 1s 1111111111 1111141 111 ll 1: FI e, Miss Wi11cuH, Dennis, Blaine. 1 .., 1 ' ' 1 1 . , 1 ' , 'I ' . I ,. U. . , , . . , 1 ' 'z 'z 1' 1 1 '11 1111'111i1' '11111' N11l1lI1lN 111111 11111111g 1111111 l1l11lNN.1I1N1 11141, 111111 1111111111111:111111111111:1.11111,111:11111'111:1111's.:11111 11t11f'1. 1-ss1-1111:11s 111 1111' :11'1-1'z1g1' I111si111-ss111' i111111s11'1. N1111 i11'111'111111111'1s:11'1:1ss111'1111,1 5.111111111t'Q'11'1?fIL1'1'11lllQ'111111 Miss X1:11'g111'1'i11- 11i111'1111, Seafed: Hancock, Lawson, Bridges. Firsf Row: Dean Coper, R. Fosfer, Co1a11an, G, F0991-I Smifh Halvorsen, Mr. Fifch, Ray. Second Row: Ernesf, Keeney, Bonoffo, Duffy, Green. fon, Wilson, Hanlzins, Hofchlcins Kazeslxe, Musfoe. Second Row: Masfers, O'Malley Lowfher, Usficlx, Adams, H. Smiilw Slyfer, Chase, Eccles. Third Row: Peiriclr, Williams. TWIRLING 'l'wi1'li11g', lllllllill lllllllj' 11tl11-1' 111'g':111iz:11i1111s. is 11111111 111 :my girl. llll-CSllllll'll 2111- cs111'1'i:1lly111'g'1-1l1111-1111-1's111l1:1t tlicy xx-illl11'z1l1l1'.l1y llll' time they arc 111111011 k'l2lSSllll'll, 111 lc-:11l lllt' 1lil'f1-1'1-111 111:11'1'l1i11g g1'111111s. 'l'l11's1- girls, i11 1l11'i1' Slllllll wliitc skirts Zlllfl 1'Q1l 1'111'1l111'11y jziclwls, lll'lIl 111:1l11' lil:1111z1tl1's 1l1'ill ll'2llll 11111' lil. tl11' lwst 1111 llic I'z11-161-K'11:1st. 'l'l11- 2111 11f lXX'il'llllg is t:111g'l1t l1j,' Sli: Stzmficlcl, l1c:11l 11l iliv 11111si1' 1le11:11'11111-111, llc :11l111its tlizit IllllC'l' :1 t'1-11' l11ss1111s, liis 111111ils s111'11z1ss l1i111, l111t 1111 l1:1si1' 111'i11- 1'i11l1's, lic is t1111s. ADVANCED BAND lllll' 11111si1' 1l1'11:11'11111-111 1'1111sists 111' lllilllj' 11z11'ts. lfvc1'5 11111- lllli 2111 i11111111'tz111t 11:11'1 111 11l:1y. 'l'l11- 111111 111'g'z111iz:1ti1111 lillUXYll lwst 11f :ill is tlic l1z1111l. LvIlflCl' 1l11-1li1'c1'ti1111 11f L'l1:11'l11s Sl2llllll'lfl, it l1:1s l1c-0111110 CXCCK'1lillglj' 11111111lz11'. liflll :wa sc-111l1li1's, 1'z1lli1-s, 1'11111'c1'ts Zlllll Q'ZllllC'S w1111l1l11111I11-1'1111111lclc xx'itl11111t tl111 lnmilf l1ll'l'Cfl1lllfl wl1it1-1111i1'11r111s11f1l11-l1:1111l. Row One: Hanson, Einarson, Hendricks, Myriclc, R. Glubrechf, G. Long, I. Hall, McKinney, Pinelli, Morgan. Row Two: Beck, A. King, Lomloerl, Noll, Carlson, Mallory, V. Benoisf, Ramsey, Largenf. Row Three: D. McDaniel, J. Hamillon, Mailhewi, Carler, Farris, Thomas, Killian, Mosby, Vogler, Tiller, Powers, Liskey, Kimsey, Olson, Badger, Ringslad, B. Fosfer, Morgan, Vanderhoff, F. Porfer, Morriss, McGhey, Floellxe. Row Four: T. Pearson, Mocabee, J. Pearson, K. Wirz, Crandall, Anderson, B. King, Kamarad, J. Case, W. Hansen, Mcl.ing,Griffi+l'1, Barnsfable, J. Brown, Bean, Tilfon, Tindall, Persing, S. Slone, Bob Holmes. Firsf Row: James, Bowling, Ad- kisson, Andrews, Prudhomme, Brai- Einarson Hanson Long Hendricks CLARINET QUARTET llvrc tluw' 11111. rlllliwit' follows wl111 l'llll'IAl1llIl 119 sw wcll witl1 llH'iI' lim' 11111siC. 'lll1c vlzl1'i11ct 1g11:11'tL't l1:1s llI'lQ'llll'IlL'1l llIZllIX' ul' H111' 'liNL'llll7llk'N tliiw X'L ll' lfvt-11 ll11111g'l1 11114-t1t'tl1c IlIl'lllllCl'S will g'1'z1rl11:1tc llliSj'L'1ll' wc lilltbh' tlu-5' will gn twitc- :ts far Ill'Xt yezir. ORCHESTRA .XII zictivci, lllll lltrl so wvll lill4IXN ll :is 1vtl1c'1' lllllSll' +11'g:111iz:1ti1+11s is tlic- 111'vl1cwt1A:1. llllilktl' 1l1t-1Ii1't-ctit111 ul. Kl1'.C'l1:11'lcs SlIllllli'lfl :1111l zissiatwl lw Nlr. lillj lizitvs, tliiw t11'g:111ix:1ti1+11 l1:1s llvflllllt' Illl zictivv. 111'11111i11c11l part ul :ill plays, g1':1cl11:1- ti1111s. lTZICL'Z1lIllll'l'Zllt' :1111l c1111cc1'ts givvii lw lllil music flt-p:11't111c11t :111fl i11 t1tl1c'1' ztvtivitivswl1c'1'cits sv1'1'ic0s:11'l' 114'cflc'rl ttizulfl tht- 11111siC:1l t1v11Cl1. 'l'l1.i1'ty-limi1114-111l1c1'a1111w111:1lqc'1111tl1ctvrclic-st1':1. 'l'l1csc- st11clc11ts. f1w1111 4-x'01'5' 1-11155111 st-1111--I.rt-111It-1'tlu-11':1l11l111tw IllQt'llll'I'l4Illllllil' lllillll' lllllllf'l'llll5 i11st1'11- lllC1llS i11 tl1t'111'cl1t-st1':1. llifvsv wl11+ lzilsc 11:11't i11 tl1is11111sit':1t'ti1'it1' :irc wvll fiippliwltu1l+1s11.:1f111z1115 ul tl1c-xv 111:1c'st1'11s l1:1x'c'lwt-11 lZllilllg'll'SSH1IS. Cello-Schultz, Van Riper, Mcclellang Clarinel-McDaniel, Einarsonp Trumpel-Floeflreg Trombone- Holmes, Sloneg Saxophone-Wirz: French Horn-Volger, Powersg Base Viol-J. Hansong Viola-B. Adams: Violins-Maffhews, M. Tucker, L. Oss, Sfewarf, Allender, Morehead, Brazee, Clawson, l. Williams, R. Cooper: Drums-Barnstable, J. Case. TRUMPET TRIO 'l'l1cl1'11111i1c't t1'i11c11101'4-rl i11 lllk' Stull' l11st1'11111c11t:1l m111tcs1 tl1is si11'i11g. rlilin' lniys 1111111-:11'cml 111. :1114l c11tc1'l:1i11c'rl svvc1'z1l cliilvs z111rl gimiips mil lllis city. iiimx- lIlgflHlK'2l 1'c'1'5't:1lc'11t1-iltrio1x'l111willi11w1l1:1l1lx'l1i-:1l1lc111111:1l4cz1l1x'111gl1ytl1i-11' 11111sic11l1ilit5 NX'l1R'llllll'j'1lI'l'm1lll 11lSCl1u11l. McGhehey, Floeflre, Morris GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Ylbll ll'lX'l' sawn llwsc' xxl1ilcfcl:11l girls l1l'l'l11l'lll scx'm'1'z1l lllllK'5 tllll'lllQ' llllS sclmril yvzir. 'l'l1cir SL'l'X'lL'l'N xxc'1'v:1x':1il:1l1ln' for sul11111l l11'11g1':1111s, 111 wl1icl1 ilu-5 zulflvrl lllllL'll. l'lSllL'l'lIlllf' 111 llli' c11l111'l11l c'11tc-1'tz1111111c111 l1m'twc'c'11 l1:1lx'cs :ll lmitlmll Q'Zl1Ill'S, :1114l 111 1':1ll1L's. Group One: McCool, Zirlrle, Miller, Wilson, Maggiani, Jennings, Eclmles, Kimsey, L. Anderson, Rogers Sexlon, Van Riper, Biehn, B. Adams, Morgan, Bowling, Mills, Nelson. Group Two: Laird, Cleveland, Phelps, J, Biehn, McCool, Rhineharl, Goeller, Phillips, Chambers, Skip- worlh, Dunn, Proclor, Anneff, Taylor, Kaszyclri, Lyon. Group Three: Vanderhoff, Peclc, Dollarhide, Renner, Gillefl, C. Gillell, Neely, Williams, Warner Rin uiHe Billunf, McBride, Morron, Zupan, Wooly, Hagelsrein, O'Mohundro. q I Group Four: D. Smifh, Bocchi, Sfeppe, M. While, llchin, Bailey, M. Hallerr, Robinson, Radcliffe, Edge TRIPLE TRIO lllc' lriplc' tl'ii1.ll1lilm'1' llic' iliri-ciiiln il! Xlr, klllill'll'N SlIlllll4'lil :mil :issisu-il lux Xll. knllj llritvs. luis sung liclurv Y1ll'l4lllS liusinvss Cllllla, lililgc-s, :mil svliinll Inmlnnis lliiinigliimt ilu xi 11 . . . 1. ,.,,. , 1. Gwyn, Gievre, Smalley, Brown, Hallefl, Clegg, Kimball, Currier, Sfeinerson, Dollarliide. A CAPPELLA CHOIR 'liliv Xl-1lllllk'll1l llliiiir. u+1111nisn'ml lil' vigliltx lix'i'gi1'ls:111cl liiiiswI'vx'i'1'y ulziss llk'lil-lll'llll'll :il iniirc' k'HlllIllllllllN w1'x'ia'c-s tlizin :my iitlicr llfglllllfllllllll ill' Iln iiiusiv clm'p:nl'ti11c'11l. l'11ilv1' lln- elim-utiini mil- NIV. lllizirlus Slzmlii-lil :mil Nlr. lillj llqilvs, assist: ill 1 Ilia-clw11's:1i1g tm'st:1tv:1i1ill1w:il wviixviiliinis. liiilgn-s. l'r:i1c'1'1i:ilfn'g':ii1ix:1ti1iiis lnlsiiicss K'lllllS, :mil cin1n'c1'ls. Row One: E. Fosfer, Currier, Bofens, La. Kimball, Sleinarson, Holclmkins Knudsen Clegg Smiili Dollar hide, Glubreclwl, B. Hallefl, Hansen, Gwyn, Pianislg Corneil, Gievre, Smalley, drown, lifiarioml Larson Colpifls, Klullw. Row Two: O. Coslello, G. Pope, Hamillon, Kimball, Campbell, Pinelli, Graham, Pinelli, Perry, Pope J. Eayres, J. Clirislianson, Warslell, Phipps, D. Lewis, Hill, Hickman, Osfendorf, Taylor, Allander Brallon, Fuller, J. Cosfello, Colvin, B. Pinelli. Row Three: D. Ervin, Blankensl1ip,Calal'ian, Vallencour, Cline, Laird, Tufer, Campbell, Brooks, Turnidge Loffsgaard, Gurin, Mills, Vanderhoff, Johnson, Mullen, Gilchrist Kazyski, Dennison. '12 ENSEMBLE .. , . ,K ' ' ' -9 1 1+ 2lI10XX'Y0ll1l1l'l'111 , 1 , 1 . . . XII HlllNlllI1lHlg trim ut lllllHlkllll'1lllllxiNl1llll1l tim, lii tht xtlitml thie xc ti lht-x mmlt' their first lmliliv 1ll7lICIll'Zlllfl' :lt tht' cniictit givvii ln' tht- H111-ilk' rlcii:u'tmt'iit iii thc spriitg. DANCE BAND Gwyn, pianist Tucker, Anderson, Matthews. 4 ' f 1 7 , -. sit' Nlzilcws llzmcc- Urclit-5 lhclvi'tht-lv'ulm'i'sl11p41l thutlt Htuiticlcl tht llu 1 1 X: z ' uj'S',Xlli:l11t't' lxcwl liimss clzmfc. ww u1'Q iii1fc'fl 'mel lit-t thin mul it tht ll 4, 14 . 4 lliilliif ..t, 1 . . 'X 1 iv llwlwiw pl'ix'c-il lm' iiiiiiicimtis sclimil Illl1l1I'S. iiivlmliiiq tht' lumix 1 ' ' 'iiifiliviiliiiittct' llL-llu rl:i11cc'. l'i'um liirlx lt 1Q1ll' tml tht Ii nlitit First' Row: Mann, King, Hanson, Einarson, Case. Second Row: Floefke, Holmes, Stone, Beane. PELICANA '.'-.- 1 11111.111.1, 1111111 11111 ll1111Nfl1x 111Q111 11 11111 11111 111111111111 111 1 51l1111'1115. :11111 1111 1111111 111 1111111 11 11111111- 1111111 1111 11111111111 11 111111 11 1 11.1. 1. 1..1I11 111111 1111111N1l1l1111 1N 11111111111111 1111 1111 11111111111 111 Q111111g 1111 51111191115 11':11111111N 111 111111111 l11g1lN11 11111 111 11111 lN 111111111 1fl1t1l111N 1111111 111-111'1'1'11 1111- 111111111 111111111 1l1111l1l1lI11N11l 11111 111111111 111111 ll1N11F11l1l XL 11 , . U... 1111 11111N1.11111111 L1lll11ll11111 lN 1I11X1l 1 Llll1'Ll111l 11111111 11111 11111 1 11 11111 111-51 S1'l111N1lI 1111 lN111 GROUP I Lcff io righf: Edrie Smiih Mr. Woodhouse Shirley Tilfon Arnold Selby Shirley Garfield Kei+h Codclingfon Glenda Co1pi+1s Janice Garner B111 Perrin GROUP II Leff fo righfz Mr. Woodhouse Bill Maffhews Diclc Hicks Marcella Emer1 Virginia Clegg Marfin Bufz Reno Marchese Margaref Blair Irene Pearce SENIOR PLAY CAST First Row: J. Worfhingfon, B. Bay Second Row: G. Siivers, A. L. Dean, F. Ross. B. Sanders. L.Coo11. SENIOR PLAY 111 '1 1111111111 1111'1-1--'11'1 111'11 1 1'1-1' 511111 1'1Yl'H. 1111- S1-111111's 1111111-111 1111-11' 1111- 1 1 1 , 1 11111111111111111111111101111-1111111-1111111111 111111 111111511111 111111 11112l1'1lPl1N 1-1111-11111111111-111 11111 1111111551 S ' . less, V. Howard, R. Penn1ng+on, Dick Henihorne. 1 lN I111111111' 1111lYl'1A 111111 X'11'g111111 11111111111 215 51112111 111'1111- 111'111'1111'11 1l1Q'11 1-11111111-111 1111111111111's11'111jg11's.111g1-111111111111111111 1'111'11111s 9L'1'1l1ll'S1I1 1111-11 11111-11 1111 N111 1'1-Q . 5 111 1111- 1511111111 1'1N12l1k'. 1. .' 11 11111 111111-1 111l11l111N 11'1-1'1-' 1111111 111-11111111116 211111 1111111 111-1111111g11111 11 Nlbll 1 11K'1iX 1'.1'11'111 111-sl 111111 111 51122111 111111 111111111115 A1111111- XX111111111g11111 111111111 1'r2111111111'1'111111110110S111'1'1'S.1111'11111'1 0111115 1-211 1111-11'11'1111 111111111 1 w ,- .-. 111-1'. X1'1l'11l1XX111'1l'11 1111- 111111'11'111x111 11-111'111-1' 11'11s111111'1-11111 111-111' .1111 . 1 1 . 11IQ'11N1'1l111111111l1C111Il1111' 1'1'1-11 Russ. 11111- 1 L1 151-'111 1111111 1111- 11111'1 111 Il 1111111'1- 51l11111f'1-11 111-111- 111111 '11111 511Xf111. 1111 1 11'11'1 111 l11'111f15lP1111' 11111 111111111 111111111111111.1111. 1.111 1111111 11 1 1 1 ,. 1111' 901111111 111.11 X1 '1 511111111 1111111'111'11'1'1' 5 1'11'111' 111'11'11 11111'11 11Z1111I111'I' 1111111-11 1111- 11Il1'1. 111 1 5. , . 1111- 111111'1-1' 1111 111111. 111s1111111 '1'1111s1- 11111'11111g 11l1111'K'L'115' 111111 1111- 1'11s1 11111111111-11: N1111'g111-1'111- 1'111111111, M111 1111 X11I11l11lI11111 xIl11X 9111111 11111 1111111111 111111111 111111' 1Ql'Y11l1111N 1 .111115l'11I1'1. - 1 1 ., ' , . 1 1111111, .11111 X 11111111 '111111111 H151 X11'Q'1l112l X11-st 11111-1-11-11 1111 111111' N1111' - 111111111 11111 1.1xK111QA111111111 N111111111111- Q1X'1'I1 111 111111111 111111111, NvC1.111111 11.111111 . 1 U. 11111151111111111111'11 1111-1111-1''111-1111-11111-5 111111 111-11 g1111'111's 1111 1111 ,11111 51111115 1111 '11'- 51115 . 1 1 1111 111 111111111-111-1'1111'11111111'1-s g'1X'1'11 1111111 111 s1-1111111 11111111 111. 11-1's.111111 1111 STUDENT BODY PLAY CAST Left fo right: B. Davis, S+ewarf, Reynolds, Bowling, Arndf, Johnson, Chase, Howard, Kent, Howell Wirth, Hopkins, Keating, Sfivers. STUDENT BODY PLAY AX new goal was reached in the student lmdx' plav this rear, Runnin1-' XX'ild . . . C: F a three 'Let ennncdx I' ' ' southern L ahlurnia, it had the student lmdy as well as the ahle east ut' characters reallv -. X V' aree. Set in the Desert lun in the sands tml' running wild . with several eases of mistaken identity tu add tu the fun. Mrs. liltnnquist directed the play. assisted by a eapalvle crew ul' students. The east included: l'eg'g'y Keating' and Ciene Stivers as the leads, with tit-nt-'s father tlien .Xrndtj. uwning' the inn and l'eg'gy lweing' his fiance. Mary l.uu .lulinsou and Virginia lluward were fXYtbj'H1ll1Q'g'll'lS seeking' fame in the nnwies. su they registered at the inn where supposedly some lmig nicvvie direc- tur lllayne Chasey. was to stay fur his vacation. l.eslie Hopkins, joy Kent, Keith lluwell. and llruee XYirth played parts in solving of a murder. Klarceille ltr-ymilrls, supposedly interested in gardening: liruee llavis. a professor nf liutanyg .lean Howling. a eulnred maid. and Steve Stewart as an Oriental servant all provided the emnecly tliruugli the show. llaek stage cli1'eettn's in- cluded: llurutliea lillingstm, ,Xnn Mueller, Mary l.andry. llazel llalferty. Dave tntttml, Rullin lutur, X ernun 'l'utm', and liarhara Schultz. KRATER 1Q1111111'11-1's, 111111111g1':11111c1'f. c11rt111111ie1s. 1'11i1111's. typists. 111111 1i1'1111-1' 1'1111s. 1111 . .., ,.,, .,,,. 1'111111'111111111111111111141-t11c1x1111111 1111.11111111s1w11111111sy1.11. 1111' i111'1'1'11si11g 1111111111111 111' 11i1'1111'1's. 11111 11ig'g'1'1' 111111 111-1101 1f'1lL',2lS 11'c11 11s 1111- 511111113X 111'xx' li1l111111115 111111 SL'1lIl1'111l' s1'1'1i1+11s give 11111 sl11110111s 11111111111 1i11111111t11 1115411s1111111t11i11g'111111114111111111 115 11111 11s1'c1111. Firs+ Row' Mesner, Dai1y, Corr, Palmedon, Copy: Gwyn, Assisfanf Ediiorg Reynolds, Ediior Second S 1 Semes+erg.Rae, Aclverfising Manager, Worihingfon, Ediior Firsf emes er. G W +k'n , Financial Manager: Anderson Second Row: McBride, Sanders, Bishop, Halferfy, King, unner, a 1 s , Ellingson, News: Schiz, Sporis. 2-M'W ' -xml spent 111 lm, Firsl Row Pollard Pefers+euner Business Mgr Carsfensen Edulor Kxmball Assns+an+ Edl+or Wllson Reed DBVIS Second Row Andrews Clrculahon Mgr Bowden Lynch Schell Wafluns Fvnancual Mgr Campbell EL llw Tha' thc' Ilull lllv flucc llml wut that llllllf lmppuut flux Ill Xl l ealthy, young, and happy are these two students, the typical boy and girl ol: the class ol: 1942. Among the qualities which they possess and which helped them to win this title was patriotism, They are just two average stu- dents, who enjoy the Freedom that Americans are entitled to, and that our boys are now Fighting to keep. They represent the average American boy and girl at worlc and at play. TYPICAL BUY AND GIIQI. lf' QQ? fi GLENN i IOO Tl-IEIIQ ACTIVITIES HATS OFF TO- Velma Hamm and Glenn Kennedy for being voted the typical boy and girl of the class of 1942. They were elected on the following qualities: sportsmanship. scholarship, personality health. and appearance. These, they both fulfill as shown hy their attitude and appear- ance to others throughout their high-school years. To find who was the typical senior boy and girl, the students from each senior home room nominated several boys and girls of which names of the highest and of anyone re- ceiving within two votes of the highest were put on the list which was submitted to the faculty. The faculty voted on them and chose the ten highest. These ten were again voted on hy the senior class and as a result we have Velma Hamm, typical girl, and Glenn Kennedy, typical boy, an honor which they both justly deserve. Glenn Kennedy-TYPICAL BOY-Glenn, known as Gibby to his many friends, was born in Riderwood, Alabama, on July 3l, l924. He now weighs l50 pounds, stands 5' 9 tall. and has brown eyes and dark wavy hair. A regular fellow concerning sports, Glenn has earned letters for being a member of the Pelican footbal! squad and of the track team. At noon, he can be seen rowdying on the lawn with the rest of the gang. Besides sports, Glenn likes to dance and is a good dancer. Like most boys his age, he likes popular music and is always up on the most popular tunes of the day. Glenn's most outstanding characteristic is his ability to lead others which accounts for his holding the following offices: Master Counselor of the De Molays: president of the Hi-Y: vice-president of the senior class, and an active member of the traffic squad and K. Club. When asked what the two most exciting incidents in his lite were, he replied, When l went back to visit Florida and Georgia at the end of my sophomore year, and when the Jobs' Daughters crowned me King of their hearts at their annual King of Hearts Dance. It you are a good friend of Glenn's, you will invariably hear him say, That's pretty good. for that is his pet expression. His biggest ambition is to be an F. B. l. agent. a vocation which we know he will achieve success in. Good luck to you, too, Glenn. A Velma Hamm-TYPICAL GIRL-- Hamm, as she is called by her friends, was born at Pendleton, Oregon, on May 2I, I924. She is a pretty, dark-haired brunette with an average height of around 5' 7 . That she was born at Pendleton, Oregon, may account for her great devotion for horses and outdoor life. She collects miniature horses and dogs as her hobby. She loves to ride horses, play tennis, and ride a bicycle. Velma is active in school affairs. She was secretary of the Latin Club: vice-president of the Art Club, presi- dent of the Big and Little Sister Club of Girls' League: elected to the Student Congress: and a member of the Pep Peppers. She also was elected Queen of this year's track meet. When' Velma graduates, she plans to attend Armstrong Business College: and she hopes someday to own a big horse ranch all her own. Although Velma's father is Chief of Police, she has not always been a lawful little citizen. We were told that on the first day of her school life, she went to the playgrounds and played all day instead of going to school. She has an all-round. swell , personality-friendliness. dependability, loyalty, honesty, willingness. and an even temper rank high in her personal traits. When speaking to anyone, she has a clever little way of raising her eye brows and flashing a bright smile. Probably this is what wins her her many friends. She has been a success in high school: she will cer- tainly be a good citizen in her future life. Good luck, Velma! si 1. Wonder whafs funny? 2. Some fun! 3. The school turns out for rally. 5.3 Before Medford bonfire. Look at the prizes4Boys' Alliance Carnival. What are you crying for, Betty? if 9 Wi iw! M w Nw ALUlTVUlMN lQ4l,42 ' Nxniifmni Ni-innnlk .Xnnnllilx I'mL1r:11ri with I Iii-wlv-4-Rim: wt Virls' Imsxulu- rilfnifirlw. --vilr-lmilumi-:il In prim' xxilvnimg nluhim' stu hm-nulrix, In' I-'1'l'g1x-im. qw-:ilu-1' Slfliltlljvlu H 'IVINIX U' 'iv' 'HiVi lIA IU. Mlilmnl :zum in-I in-gr :1-af-rnlrlx. N l'v4-xl-'ww' v+:1W'I' in lultl-'II II H, 5, lf win .wr smnunr-I in 1'.1p1-i-.mi uh. U V : ' V 'lfw 'I'lX I I1-rx! Xllmlzw .mil Hui! I.:-.iguv rnnrrirtixrgx l H'i1i Um-I ll-i Iii-r IQ-,fig Ilimxl. 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